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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-09-28

Miss Marie Myers and Mrs. E. c..
Myers, popular teachers at Shady
Dell, spent Saturday in this city.
While in the city they paid the News
office a pleasant call.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-09-28

ED Ferguson attended the Rankin
County Baptist Association at Lees
burg, Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Blackwell Actipe

BLACKWELL, Feb. 5.--The deep
test being drilled by the Globe oil
corporation OF Denver in 3A-2S-2e,
two miles southwest of Newkirk.
and about IL miles a little north OF
east of Blackwell. Is being closely
watched by oil men. IL production
is had II will prove up u territory
long held by geologists as having
the markings OF big oil pool. The
location is In "a block of leases, for
merly owned by the Boston oil 81
Gas Co.. but was sold recently I'd
the Denver corporation. Showings
for oil have been had at $500 and
2.100 feet. This well Is two miles
north OF location made by Ed Il.
Reed. formerly of Blackwell, for a
deep test In the southwest of 10
27-2e, a contract having been let to
start building n rig on or about Feb
ruary is, The Globe well is also
located five to six miles northeast
OF the block of IS quarter sections,
being leased by Mr. Reese. a Tulsa,
geologist.
The Marland interests have Sc
cured a lease on the Frank Patter-
son farm, northeast OF 20-27-iw. two
miles due west of Blackwell. A rig
was built in the northeast corner
of this tract three years ago, but
the company stopped oneration. as
not enough stock was som to begin
a drilling campaign. IL Is understood
that a deep test will be put down
soou. Operations at that location
will be watched with more than To-
cal interest, As II viii prove up the
country Immediately west OF the
citF
James Garvln. former Blackwell
drlller. Is running three strings OF
tools in the Cumber rland county, Ky,
field. From letters received by
friends, "Jim" claims that he Is 'lit
for life" in that area. With a star
rig he gets production within 200
feet, completing a $50 to l00-barrel
we'll Within a week.
RAY Ontot and associates are
spudding at 500 at No. 1 on the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
MidDest and CUT Well
Center of Interest

The Midwest a Gulf OH Corp. deep
test nc Okemah In the southeast OF
tho southeast OF 2-tO.p IL the CEN
ter OF interest just now because OF
the good oil showing Ia wildcat
country. The oil h standing IN the
hole within 40 feet of the top today.
and the pay sand nt a.f2S feet is
barely scratched. In fact not enough
sand has been encountered To obtain
n sample In tho baiier when u ~
bniicd down. The water which con-
tinucd 10 come In between the a-inch
and 6-inch casing was thought To he
shut off yesterday and President
Hammond was ON the ground trying
to complete. A later report Is cx-
pccted and will b. Of interest.
Thc Midwest n Guirs Cowlcy,
county. Kan, test In s-35-h, was yes
terday setting the easing 20 the top
OF the second hrcak la the lime al
S.b4O feet and will be completed IN
very few days,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

as a 10000, ,O0O-foot gas well at 9,4OO
feet.
Tho white oil corporations Mas
tcrson farm test In 5-3 liz abandoned
at 4,0sb feet.
The Seven States oil company is
shut down for funds az 3.4Gb feet
on No. ! Holcomb In 2l7-3.
Carson county tests are those OF
the Gulf Production company on
the Burk Burnett tract In 1876.
which is drilling at 2,7SO feet
SILK, stone and BuhIngton's No
Burk Burnett, IN 93. IL drilling at
900 feet.
The Humble oil Il Refining com
pany's No. 2 Burk Burnett, In 3S, is
drilling at 700 feet,
The Texas company's No ! Burk
burnett, In ia. is drilling at $50
feet.
In Childress county. the Childress
Duluth oil oompany's No. l George
KlutE. In sag. In shut down at 400
feet and will probably be abandoned.
The Burk Harland e. Hilton test
on the Bud Smith farm, In 25, is
shut down at i,2s5 feet.
The Victor OIL. Gas & Refining
oompany's test on the Carter a. Etter
tract, in 4OS, Is shut down at $50
feet.
Collingsworth county tests include
the United Drilling company's test
Oh the Sherm Hannerd farm In so.
which Is shut down In litigation at
2,2b0 feet.
The Barnes Buster oil company Is
shut down In litigation at 1850 feet
on No. | Shields In 80.
The Columbia oil & Security COM
pany test on the Gibson tract in
section rs Is shut down at 3i740 feet,
Donley county tests are those OF
the Atlantic oil N Development Co.
on the Gibson farm In section 7,
which IL shut down at 2,l40 feet.
The Hastex oil company Is shut
down for funds at 400 feet on the
Norman farm test In section SO.
The Crane New York oil company
test on the Bigby farm In section 2,
is shut down at 3.422 feet.
The Mutual Petroleum Production
company's test on the Crisp farm
IN section 3s. Is shut down at 220
feet.
Hale county reports but one well
drilling. that of Bledsoe n Son, on
the Richter farm In section II
which Is drilling Mt 1900 feet.
Hall county tests include the
Crayola Oil company's No. | Fun
son. In section %. which is shut
Guwp at lT5 feet.
The Home People oil company
test on the Barnett farm In section
a.. is shut down at 1885 feet,
The Estellne Red River OIL Com
pany test ON the Wright farm In Sec
tion 796 In shut down At 1850 feet,
The Virginla7Texas OIL company
has abandoned at $500 feet the
q In,
The Fensland OH company test on
the Turner tract In section 264 Is
abandoned at $500 feet.
The Watchorn oil 4 Gas COM
pany's No. Lindsey In section 3,
is dry and abandoned at a,200 feet.
In Homphill county the Clark on
oompanys No. 1 Hopkins IL shut
down NJ 1 400 feet.
Hutchison county tests include the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Errdfic Changes in Price
or Gasoline

Tho market for gnnriinc was
marked " ycAtcrdnN 10y the stand
ard OF Indiana cent pcr gallon IN
the states Of Missouri kansnA aud
OkIahOp,A. ~ made . good begin
Mug for ihc week aud the hnnOuIpp-
mcnt GATED forth many expressions
OF eratifiCntlon aud rumnCndHtiun
by rcfincrs nnd oil men generally,
nii OF whom were of the opinion
that the outlook was much Inn
proved.
Hut IL soon developed chat ,hero
were other changes which did not
look ~ good by any means. ns for
Instance, when II was announced
that effective Tuesday. there would
be n reduction in the tank wagon
market for gnsoline In New York
Of = cents gallon.
" WINS also announced that cffcC-
tive nt once, the invinciblc on a
Refining corporation Of Louisiana
had cut the price To iocni dealers 4
cents per gallon, which means ui
course another local fight II brew
ing. II seems to bo becoming
chronic down that way.
And then came the report that
the Gulf refining people and others
were cutting the price of gasoline an
the New England cpns,.
But In spite OF all the had news,
u IN doubtless ~ fact that ~ far ~
Tulsa and the Mid-Contincnt field
Is concerned, the reports as to ad-
vance In Missouri ana Kansas far
outweigh all other considerations.
There ~ ~ lot of oil from Mexico
being refined on the New England
coast, and this and the bad weather.
Has piled up stocks OF gasoline at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
w. h. Pine First TO Use
Electric Drilling Motor
EQUIPMENT

The first attempt In this section
Of Oklahoma to drill an oil well
with an electric motor eaulpmen, ls
10 be made by w. n, Pine on his
lease In 2i-i5-ii. q. NJ Bussnrd
HIS driller. advises they viii spud
In this well on Monday, February O
The oil well operators throughout
this entire field will watch tho re-
suits Of this tost with considerable
Interest
Gas for drilling wells costs s25 to
$50 per day and water IS to $40 per
day, The total cost OF drilling with
the motor will be sl4 to SIS per day.
The motor is built by the General
Electric company and In one OF lts
I5-horsepower standard drilling
4 equipments. The motor has two con-
trollers. by which 10 different
speeds can he obtained.
r. D. Pine and O.. NJ. Bussard
made trip TO the RoNana well
near Guthrie. which Is down about
four thousand feet and has found
the motor drilling equipment to be
very satisfactory and after this in
spcctlon he was anxious to try one
OF these equipments out.
w, n. Pine also has on his lease
pumping motors which are numer-
GUS In the oil field and fast replacing
the gas engines, az they also elimi-
nato all trouble due To lack OF water
ard gas These motors are made hy
the General Electric company and
are 26-i0- horsepower. or two motors
In one. the 9b-horsopower Is used
for pulling, cleaning out, etc. and
the io-hOrsepower Ia used for pump
Ing.
In a very short time wo believe
that the electric pumping and drill
ing motor will be used entirely
wherever electric power Is available
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Drilling Operations in
The Texas Panhandle

In Loving county, Texas the Pinel
dome well is now drilling at about
$3.50 feet In lime after drilling from
approximately 1900 feet to the pres
ont depth in salt
They are still trying TO drill
deeper In the Toyah Bell weii. which
continues TO make one flow OF about
90 barrels each, per day. The deep
entns process Ia very slow because
of the amount Of oil In the hole and
the gas encountered
In Wheeler county the Nox oil
.company's test on the ketcheihoffer
farm IN block sS-69, II, a O. n, sur
vey, Is shut down at 1850 feet
In Motley county the Matador OIL
company is shut down at 2.40O feet
on No. Eccles in section ..
Potter county tests include IA
40, 600 00O-foot gas we'll drilled by
the George Montgomery Interests on
the Masterson tract In 2p-3 The
well ls reported to be still drilling
at t6A0 feet.
The Ranch Creek OH company's
Mssterson No. I In 2-Bi1 n shut in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Two Nep Strikes in The
Augusta. Kensas, Field

Two new wells, one of them said TO
he tho largest opened In tho Au-
suSis fivid In several years, were
opened recently by the Kansas OH
corporation, subsidiary OF the As
sociated Producing a Refining Corp.
OF 81. Louis The Augusta well, To-
Gated In HASA Butler county. Kan.
sas, has II daily production of be-
tween 500 and 500 barrels. The
other well, known az their spier No.
In S-22-i Marion county Kansas.
has AN output OF 400 barrels n day.
The Augusta well u located with
In zoo feet Of a dry well dril'c1 Two
years ago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

supplemented, effective on that date
and carry through rates to Shldler
on all commodities from Missouri
river points.
ON February 8. supplement will be
effective TO Leland'H southwestern
Hines. tariff No. As. and this tariff
will carry through rates on lumber
from Arkansas. Louisiana end Texas
to Shidlcr. Okla.
on February I, Leland's south
western lines. tariff No So, was sup
plemcnted and carries rates on all
commodities within the state of
oklahoma.
Which all means that tho new
rates to the thriving town OF Shld-
ler viii be made effective on pipe
from Pittsburgh on the 18th of this
month and on lumber from Arkan-
gas. Louisiana and Texas on Febru-
ary \. and further, that the Midland
Valley railroad will take local ship
mouts on or about February is. the
exact date to be announced later,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Brady Hughes farm. IN the northeast
Of 35-27-3w, having Just landed the
Is Y Inch casing at 400 feet. This
test In being watched very closely
by the oil fraternity. as II IN south
east OF present proven territory.
The same people have just about
Strengthened their hole out at a
depth OF ! 1896 feet at No. ! on the
shipley farm In the northeast OF the
southeast of 33-27-3w.
schonwald, Gurley and others are
drilling at 2,7SO feet at their No. ]
on the Martin farm, southwest OF
the southwest OF 23-27-3w. This
test had a good showing for oil from
'tbe 2,700-foot sand.
The Western states oil & Land
co. In drilling at 3.175 feet at NO.
on the Stewart farm in the south
east Of 22-27-3w,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Oklahoma State Development COM
pany No. / Smith Cappers tract
In section 10, which Is drilling at 100
feet after skidding the rig.
The Coble Haywood OIL syndicate
is drilling at 1896 feet on the Cobe
farm In section Is.
The Gulf Production company
has spudded In No. / Dyle in
section 90.
Tho Lipscomb county deep test,
being drilled by the Hamilton oil x
Gas Co. ON the Gray farm in sec
tion 532. is shut down at 4.014 feet,
In Moore county, the Shamrock
oil companys No. 1 Sneed, In sec
tlon az. is drilling at 3,232 feet.
The Pan Handle Refining com
pany test on the Thompson farm
In section % In shut down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Bradstreei Drilling
In TOdaU

The Bradstrcet on company Il
drilling IN today ON No. 4 Mcintosh
.n the northeast corner of tho north
cnst Of 27.iG-0. Bri-tow district.
Tho well wns reported having several
hundred fcCt Of oil In the hole yes
tcrdny and they were still drilling.
Brndsircct oil company n. also
due Ia today on No. : CoIaw farm,
Ia the southwest ~ the northeast 81
27-iB-O, where they are drilling NJ
the top NJ the regular 2.OOO-foot
Rnnd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
New Export Company
Starts Operations

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ststa ~ ne,s ,,ara ar as ~ @r.can,l,, hsan
s,,,i', v, ,'iaw na' s.u"rssy s "ssn
nu,g anu sonp"'oy y ,,n, au amu
,,on " srha a,eiear. - nan,
49," 80 ] is
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unra,ia na Vi s a.,So, %a
nbnaVn 81, 81 ~ rs pssan' "a ~
N.Y. al ,,s onn, vo',p'ng ',. ~. anu VI.
diam -" nrsaam y, ~ oIiahnn,s 20
Glenn brNueh, OF the okihhomh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Champlain Refining Company
Well Making $50 Barrels
per Dou
Per Day

The Champlin on n Refining Co.'S
test In the Southeast corner OF the
southwest OF the southwest of 1924.
fw. drilled five feet into the pay
sand yesterday noon. topped at 2,002
feet, and the well IN making i5O
barrels. This well II one mile south
OF tho Marland interests big well In
the Tonhawa pool and opens up
considerable new territory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
SkeNy-PhiIIips
Have 5O0-Barreier

The skcIly sOiI company Phillips
Petroleum compaDy's No. 4 In the
northeast corner q the southwest OF
25.27-5, half miic northwest of
production IN the Burbank pool,
blew in u S0O-bnrrcl producer yes
terday. The well blew the tools
out of the hole when the a.g5O.foot
sand was cncountcrcd, ana mndc
2tO barrels the first five hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
with the OH Men

T.. n. Letcher is back from the
Chicago Automobile show and says
that II the people keep on buying
cars at the same rate they were
buying while he was there, II will
require tremendous supply OF
gasoline TO keep them going. lie
brought with him some pictures OF a
new body for a Ford car that he
says was the sensation OF the show.
II Ia certainly a vast improvement
over the old style Lizzie and the
chances are that they will be sold
by the million
Joe Burns and Harry Fair we're In
town yesterday from Okmulgee and
report having some good acreage
directly south OF the Granny Lewis
Max Moore well In 31-l3-li, which
ls the sensation OF the day as II is
making 25 barrels an hour at two
feet In the sand.
l.. II. Freel Of Cherryvale, Kansas.
where he has a nice production, is
In the city visiting his nephew John
Manion. Mr.. Freel was with the
Standard oil company with head
quarters at Olean, New York, re-
signing to so into business for him
self.
II. a. Broomfield, general mana
ger OF the Barnsdall Oil company.
s back from New York and is con-
fined to his home with a bad cold.
j. w BosticlI. chief geoiogist and
assistant to the president OF the Kan
sas a. Gulf oil Co. Is back from two
weeks trip to Louisiana and Texas.
Seth Ely OF New York is in the
city getting line or the oil situa-
ton Mr. ELY is making his home
at the Blltmore and keeps In close
touch with the oil men from Tulsa,
all OF whom he reports as doing well
and enjoying life to the limit.
Carl Foley, Kansas manager of
the Oil We'll Supply Co.. was in the
city yesterday. and looking as pros
porous as usual
Frank +. Finney, superintendent
OF the gas department of the Indian
Territory Illuminating company. was
in the city yesterday on business and
says that the oil and gas lessces are
cooperating to n greater extent in
the Usage than ever before. "In-
stead OF the great waste that for
morally occurrep In wells producing
oil and gas In the =ime sand. we are
now under the conservation rules of
taking the gas. ), Vile the oil pro-
ducer gets his oil, and the Usage In
dians receive their royalty, BY the
use OF separators which we furnish
when we cannot connect the wells
up.
According TO Paul Rossdeutcher,
In charge of the export department
OF the Bridgeport Machine company,
manufactures of Swan underreamers
and drilling and fishing tools, 1t is
bad enough to wade through all the
sweet phrases and affectionate end
ings of the French correspondence,
but when 1t comes TO answering Ger
man correspondence asking about
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Waite Phillips Completing
Biz One at BristoD

wait Phillips has big producer
In No. . VIM farm, located AT the
crntcr OF the north line Of the north.
east of the southeast Of 2S-t0-0. The
sand WIS topped NJ 2,p30 feet yes
tcrdny afternoon and the well In.
ncdlateiy bcgnn flowing at the rate
Of 30 barrels per hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Petroleum mbrunnenloech
erungsapparatus," Il requires q lot
OF midnight oil. II was at first gem
orally thought around the office thar
an order had bee received for at
least n ship load OF assorted oil well
tools, but q translation revealed that
1t was an order for Swan UNDER
reamers to be shipped to Germany.
As one driller remarked on seeing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Gypsy-Edward MacTa0gert
Deep Test in the Glenn Pool

The GYPSY on company and I'D
ward MacTaggart have "a i2-barrcl
per hour producer Ia their deep test
IN the Glenn pool. No. 10 for shc
Birdie Sells allotment an .b.f1-f2.
Tho break IN the Mississippi line
was topped nc 2,a73 feet and the
sand Just scratched.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Making Three More Tests

Robinson. I.etchcr ana Gibson are
spuddlng in ON three more tests on
their Tigor allotment lease In -.
.1I.1l. being NOS .. 2 and 4 Tor the
lease 80. brought In recently ls
sim holding up at i,2O0 barrels per
duV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Nice Producer in I2.II

4 Lewis and Max Moore are COM
plotting " good well I'D 3t-f2-if, he
tween the salt Greek and Tiger Flats
districts. Sane was topped NJ 2,TsT
feet and at two f.ct In the well In
flowing 10 barrels per hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24l w. II. PECK Residence 2442
Residence 24A2

hrUUFht IN Wallcr No. 9 IN tho
Hayuosyllc field. flowing $500 bar
rel8
CHICAGO. standard OH of lndl-
ana Hduuuccd Rcd crown gasoline in
Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma I
cent 60 rqualize pricos there and
olsoWhcro I'm ts territory Prices
have been lower IN these three statos
on account of local competition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
The NeU Railroad Rates
To !ShidIer

The through rates by the new rail-
road To the town OF Shidlcr I'm the
heart OF the Burbank field, have
been announced as follows:
ON February 10 Lelands south
western lines tariff, No 4. will be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

pletely by morning and you will feol
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or grippe like Salts, Pills, Calorhel
or oil and they cost only ten cents
a box Children love Cascarets. too.
-AdNertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Gas Well in Lyons Pool

Jennings Brothers have n 10 mill
iion-foot gnsscr In the top OF the
2,47i foot 1ud io their test In the
2B-tt-it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

the order, we would like TO hear .
American driller ask for one !,
those things In Germany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

New telephone directory win 70 >.
press soon. Any changes I'm Iisiinu'
desired should be called o. atton,Ies
Of manager. Usage 123.--Advertis.'
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Ticker Dope

NEW YORK. IA Shreveport dis.
patch says lnvincible oil corpora
tlon has reduced price of gasoline 4
cents a gallon from "a 60 20 centa,
effective February 3.
NEW YORK ~ standard OIL of
Indiana declared regular quarterly
dividend of 81 payable March Is,
record February 49,
Gulf Refining company hnd At.
iantiC Refining company have re-
duced price Of gasoline cents "a
gallon IN New Engldnd. making tank
wagon price "a cents, Price in New
Haven ana Bridgeport is usually be-
low remainder OF territory, ls now
22 cents Othor large marketers are
expected to follow this cut
The tnyincihlo on corporation has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
CASCARETS To-
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic laxative 20
physic your bowels when YOU have
Headache Blliousness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour stomach
Is Candy-like CHscarots one or two
tonight will empty your bowels COM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
OIL AND GAS
LeaAes--snnplIea---r -rteaastIon. Kts

Drilling Block For safe About 20
miles from the Burbank Held. w. D.
koynolds, gl4 . Johustouv avenue,
luruCsVille, Okla Advertisement.
wanted; Competent production
man wants position Co take charge
OF shallow production. Best OF refer
euces, Also have star machine for
talC or would take contracts Ia No
wala. Claremorc ur Chelsea dlsttioA
Address 4. % Box b9i Claremore.
Okla. Advertisement.
Wanted Nook oi wildcas acre
age in Oklahoma for we'll. $500
tvtt or deeper. WIN guarantee "a
arm Within 90 daYs WIN deal only
with tee owners, Describe fuzzy and
send man properly marked. III you
have good looking stuff "a will pay
you 10 run up to 81. Louis for quick
action with understanding IL deal h
made you viii be reimbursed fof
iailroad fare both ways. Long dis
tRnee telephone Forest 1850, Apart.
ment No, 62t g. H. Jacobs. hotel
hranscombe 53T0 Pershing avenue
m Louis. Mo, Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

II. a. Broomfleld general mana
ger OF the Barnsdall Oil company.
ls back from New York and is con-
fined to his home with a bad cold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07

Carl Foley, Kansas manager of
the Oil We'll Supply Co.. was in the
city yesterday. and looking as pros
porous as usual
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-28
Board Of fApportioganaeat 70
 Continue Pruning Actiuity

dollars. If operating expenses had rot been sheared, a final tax rate of approximately 35 Or 36 mills would undoubtedi" have been tha result.
 With the exception of the Health departmen-. practically al bud gets Lave been definitely decided upon by the various committees of the Appor- tic nment board. Health department arpr opria.ions have been held up temporarily because a report on the 20 per cent salary reduction plan has not been submitted to Mayor Atwater It is understood that the Health de- that a 20 per cent cut can be mad in the general expenses, and need not come necessarily from the salaries item. A report on the matter will be offered to the meeting this after noon, and the jungle will be straight ened out at that time.