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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-10
CRlMS0NS AND TIGERS READY FOR BIG GAME

Cambridge, Mass, November e. The gridiron in Harvards stadium was in good condition tonight for the Princeton Harvard classic on Sat- urday. and ground keepers. to ward against inclemencies of the weather, had covered the turf with hay.
 The A. and B. teams went through a dummy scrimmage today, with ac- tivities confined mostly to kicking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-10
OLD DOLLAR BILL SEE:

feIer would be whole off # he would only figge- tn fort to do without him.
 don't Father makn tackle when he out to his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-10
TIGER ON WAY

New York, November 9.-Princeton unfversity's football team left here tonight for Cambridge, where the Tiger will meet the Crimson Sat- urday. A general exodus of Prince ton undergraduates began tonight, and will continue tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-10
By HUGO BEZDEK Penn State Coach

Dy 4NUUV SH4FIH2H1HN
 Penn State Coach
 Coach Bezdek, graduate of Chicago university in 1906, and player under Alonzo Stagg, made his first real success at Oregon, where he was head coach for six years. His remarkable achievement at Penn State, where he has developed a team which has not been beaten In three years, has brought him into first rank prominence.-Edit note.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

Bp paa 500 Sn6bpggere er ufienbt
og utanfelis | bort 2anb. Ien lila
er bet Der. VI ffal npbne ct grcmpel
al mango. !. Sriinbera, giifop for
lifberif.lettiife Wentgbe6er @lts.
lamb ffriSr | ct 9rep til Or. Moore.
bead:
"aae Dc l~ettiife Breiter, iom bar
Der, er enten osoe eler bar forIoot
Sanoet, men Der er irem6eleg $50.
900 l%etttlfe Slttberanere / R1slonb.
iom tr9n9er seiitlig 9etienina. Sea
er Ell neobrubt Nan6 og burbe reiie
til ct Sanatorium. Yfen lea moo BIZ
paa min SlaOs for of re~oraaniiere
Den lettiife 8irfe. 0ette grbetbe fon
life nbfsres libet Stette ira gmeri.
ia. $ ifaffer oS 9cpnetsmi6ler ioo
lanet, at ies Tan arbcibe troos min
Spdgbeo. s bar reboet Dor Girfe ira
unoereang % giort enoe paa Sl,It
90 GIenbiebeo."
Sbis Ell Sremme6 ener en- SmItrei.
fer Tom til Ceres Gsr Ell folS Bin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

Sierte. q be fenere Var bapbe BUN fit
6iem | Sbomus NnseIs Gus.
40 3omminer I SsrsT rsnoeIass Sblfc
bar inbfenbt Gnbragenbe ON forbsiet
Statsbibraa til 2Grerlenninaerne.
Sroubbiems Sournaliitforenin9 ferret
2ben September 20sGarsfet. Soften
bolbtcs I Granb 5oteI, o8 gbens 8ebaf>
tbrer bar inbbiibt.
9ronbbiems mefaniife Verffteo bar
nplis boISt fin orbin9re @encraIfcriams
ling. Ser blep. peb Siben af andre
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bebct fom 4eitprer for gGroaIeus pri:
bate RibbeIfole.
geraitte 2drieu bar obertaaet Stiuin:
gen fom BIeierifc beb @amIcbienrmct
apdm.
SilIen til genner 90 aienNte i geIter'
beimen!
Sen 23be september 1922.
Spban scIncs..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

iioen at SpbaI Observation-Disclosures
Den ferite Sb9epIeierite fit lin llbbaus
nellie paa 0iafonisieauitaIten. Sc ah1r<
Ter, iom ba afboIptes, bar paa ct Gar.
pun fratraabte flor oa iii iom Vaos
tlsnnelle aonsens SprtieuitmeSaIie |
Sslp. Soreniuaeus nuperenoe Stnre
oleo tonItitleret | 1914. Set beItaar of
So9nepre'ten o9 en- RebbieIper iantt
StfrrtslG9en iom ielnitrebne WebIems
nler. SeSuben er Der ct Neblem fro
bier al De 10 SfolefrebIe / gnobcn. Spr
at ttloeiebrin9e Ribler bar bpert geitns
rellesmeolem at Urge for, at Der bolbes
Sdlar | &reoien til Snbt9gt for Ssees
pleten. 8esuben er Der Sfrins en- 8ane
aarlie | airterne / 8bsben. SetaIinaen
for Yleien er tat iaa lapt ionl uuiI;o.
Zen er Str. 1.75 for Sssnet. Sureuins
gen er omfattet meb ubelt Spmpati inbeu
Sp9oen. Set beptier bel tanIte bebit be
ltore Privilege Sneebibrae, Tom er tonts
met ino, bporceo Spreningen lite bare er
Iltano til at beffe fine llogifter, men
osIaa altib faar noeet tiIouers paa tit
SnotG9tsbubset, S 1915 tit Sorenineeu
ut Sbsebiem % bet blep alerebe taoet /
Suls 23oe Sanuar ianrne Iar. Spaes
elefnrtet, iom Itaar paa Photographers
8rino, bar TO Gibelinser. Sen enc
Wheeling, iom er i lite gtase, er for
t%liberhlleie. IfoeIinsen bar otte Senac
og e9en Snbsaus GfbeIinseu for almius
oeIi9 ipse er / 2ben gtase % bar ipu
Sense. Sen baeliee Detailing er for
tnbenbbsbs Satieuter, iom betaIer pripat,
Str. $50, for BARTENDER tiIberenbe pffents
Zig aasie SIR. 500. Sor be G~eiultater,
iom er opnaaet peb Gpbal SpgepIeies
t%orenin9, bar SpltesIeseu for Sers
SrsnDelas ubtaIt JIG meeet roienbe
San ubtaler blanbt anbet, at Der er oiort
ct Irbeioe nleo imaa IioIer, ubeIuttenbe
tnbiamlet inbeu Spsoen, al Ell 9etpc>
ming. ionr life fan operpurSeres.
Ole Sn1aapolb bar forleben ube for ct
itbgt llbelo. ba ban itulbe taee fla en-
ebtfeltnr til Gsniet. @affeIen eit nem>
ZIG tiers at, % ban bar tontmet ct Sthfte
pua Sei. ,Seleen bar ba, at ban tom
paa Sooepet / @eien % iloe zig iaa, at
ban bar uben SarnIing en- Stunc. Wen
ban par Dog life barre, enb at ban on,
aoeloen tinbe 9aa biem neo esen SiGIp.
Spoal September.
Ole u. Gngcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
SAB pS iffc 9lettt tttc

SmprnnS frpgtelige Sfirbne, &Gb.
ilerne / set iirltenoe &uslano! 9ette
er fanife bare interesiant 2GSning
onrtrent iom Ell liulig % ipGnOetoe
BOG for Sc fleite. gt fan panitelig
bebreioe os ielp berfor, iiben Imeri.
ia alorig bar g%iennemgauet Ell 9erio.
oe, ga StiQingen bar Sienoeparten
iaa oaarlig iom / HuSlano % Sprfiet
iboa. @i er life fortrolig meo ilige
Gina / bort pelernGrebe % peltlpote
Solf. GiIbe Heoilagtningcr! Suit %
Manael paa al9oer for aIle ielu | en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

g Nsoosubiae MineroIisr fan mn srboIbts be-
,Ure 3~abltttsr iierbt Tom paratabs. De CT piotn'
s1O''s prsparersSe. fulbfpmm.n trpaae % opIsiss
su'ns' 2dbIsttsrus pirfsr osiaa iom ct etprismioSsI
'Ssns "a sr aasanterst mob life at aips noasu eust
mI eHas til sGs tner aiso. De sr Iiseiaa psIsis'
.not 'Or nHas Rpninasr iom for borne SsHs. 5isr.
us sunoheS orbtorss. be rprsr ~hurtiaers. itaar ia
w. MOB oarnrt gsir. rrsbeus lbbptist Of ses offs
s'ooess' Mrs. Or. q, gnlaifi, ap. assr: SEQ
S, parafab @anb til mine Ssus. o. lea bar iaar
wore ssf's snb nosemHnbs Ter.
MR. oHi,n,omheIjf o9'sr at bette gIab fau prspt BEN
es Hslto; Hs tpter fun en- i1be'pbsiabso o. iSI'
Sspr @"Sst aolcluf Sararti. @tosre or be eabpratprier.
mn, yaratabs ttIberebes. iaa pperbspiit ON btres
gur, a. r,tlnliatsr: at be Tor at intrpbuetrs BEN bneer to
NoNrs ~ vstter tor VI. Senb ineeu Deuae. fun bit
IA I,o oS 9tn Mertste til paratab 2abpratories Ttpt.
o. g6 10 oea Spla sIba., aauias 9itp. mp.. % be TO
IN sN ~ ! \ not Tor 100 Salonsr ganb. nil bliot isuet
iaa, gIipr' gsiaI votmanosn u % pcriO psO Iso'
iuifta,sn. Sow bu lite or mere ene tIfrtbs uieo Nt'
co SSr " : lnosn 10 9aae. unbsrret eaboratcri,t e.rpm
r,S A. a. Ssnae etl tuIbt ub itnees tilbage. Nsl lite
tstt,,' aniaee bette prsoetiIbub. ba ou fulot ub er be-
v" ote osnns Garanti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
Sns Or9ber Sous
/ barmt &eir.
= utuermaaneberne be nteit iarlige,
Tiger gntoriteter | SierfrG.- - Gpr
at forebpgge Sab fol Mtineralier
til SierfrGets Sriffepaub.

pms oins Ssns er ipasliss. bill lille Iaeae oa Ieaasr
rs III at b. oarmt geir. ba CT u,aafc ems os 0aitss
sar'assn. ar. .. 8. aaupp, bersmt auturitst paa
cl'r'rrsts emraaOs. fiasr: "ous sr NET aIminOsIia
'Slii % snsuft. 5 bisis Maau,osr sr SorbOlOsns
ath anr'tt9s for beres 5prmsreI'e'. Gor let at blios
oW' o'nrs Zen cs forebpsse Tab. fol WineraIisr I
UlttFG'ts Sritispanb. 9stte affaffsr Jsbtimsrins.
.ps'orssrtua. sprs;tnina oa 3spnius. Snart sftsr
r'sn''rt bar beeanot at brittle bet miusraliiersSs
DaRo oil aas Gus % Mites foripinee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

teraften og BAD ON en- qanmel Srat
Tor at oGffe lit boIonsgne 2egeme,
biloe De life mole nleo at oipe ham
i1oget at booe paa fig. So, Sc pilbe
gipe oct iii Ell niloiremmeo Wano,
iom let fnnoe foa Irbei0e for roale
Gage I bette bort pelitaoenoe 9anb,
boiS ban life bar iaa lao. 9ette er
ct Roab ON Sielp ira lutberife grs.
ore, iom uoen egen Sfpl0 er fommet
| baaro Reb. 9ct err umltlig for Dem
at fomme til 9eres 9sr for oerionliq
at bebe ON SiPIp og oerfor beoer ri
Gem igien:
Bill 0e life gaa op paa 2oitet MI
90 tage frcm De aflagte Srsier, Traf.
fer, tpffe &lRoer, Strsmper, Ben.
flGber, Sfo, ia oft, 9c fam fin6e o.
ienbe set til 9ational 9utheran
Council, Ibrs., 8. 8. 8oarcr's
8arebouie, 81 9errp Ct, 9ep gorf,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17
Ges "3eb Irnen" ioaa!

Sor npe SortGaing, iom bespnoer
| Tagens Humer, err ben meeet ON.
talte Jortelius ira galores "ariiti-
me-, iom err ifrepet al "Susmanbssnt.
tens befienote Soriatter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

Sorfislelier o9 Strip bepirfer SuIiubsr AZ
Ipretilf9lber. : eubuer Spsbom iremtalSt
peo Yaciusr slsr Spirer bliper Spiemst
operipIbt al giitfoiie, iom Nprerue maa
itltrers ub. altfor oite bliper Nprerne
ip9ttebe peb bsnns srtra 9prbe. "a bar BIZ
iiabis Rpsimsrtsr, S~opebpiue % Spimmsls
bsb bu mausler Sriftisbeb, er hon, nsrpes
os nebtrpft. Ssuorsr life oisie Nbpariler!
Sislp Supreme meb Soau's aibutp Yills.
Solf biemme aubeialeI Soan's. Spsrg
bin Rabo!
ct iiIfGIoe I 1ctorab.
Ole Some, Sntb. "a Tab st.. flyer: "Spau's
&ibnen Rms sr ben beofte Rnremtbitin paa Wlartsbst.
ppis lea bliper ~fprfigIet ipHes bet at iQtte fg min
@pas WluHlsr % ben bIiper flip OF iaar. 3oau's
Qionep Rus bar aItio pift ita at p0re bet btbite iee
Tan tags for eisis GHesr. 9s tr pisisIia ct t~orfrinlisf
9lpreuibbd."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-17

etrip otter grspsrrcmpIarer al "Stturab.
gpitcn % Deb arnen"! Weit uSbreote nprge
gIno / Nmertfd.
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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07

Rockwell, Jan. 5.-New Caledonia
Baptist church held a few nights
service throughout the Christmas
holidays, and there was watch ser
ice on Saturday night, December
81. Rev. F. r. Kendall being alb
ent Rev. r. M. Young filled his
'ostrum. AT $3.50 p. m, Mr.. Willie
Handsop and Miss Clara Boykin
were united in matrimony. Rev. B,
II. Burk, officiated. MrS. Carr was
aid to rest last Sur day in Rockwell
cemetery. She leaves husband
and two small children and friends
and relatives to mourn her loss. Mrs.
y. Fields and Vida Fields of White
RocF spent the Xmas with their
mother Mrs. Moten. Mrs. p. Wal
on of Garland has returned after
listing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Angellne Thomas of nallas is visit
ng her uncle Rev. Phillip. Mrs.
Ora Kittrell is In the city visiting
relatives and friends, she Is now a
resident of Oak Cliff, Texas. Miss
uvSnia Patterson of Mineral Wells,
Texas is visiting Miss Alice Martin.
Mr.. Edd Atkins and his family of
eight members were stricken Sc
riously i'll OF ptomain poison after
the prompt attention Of their ply
stefan. Prof. Billiard OF Dallas is
in the city Mrs. Vina Ellis gave a
reception to a few Of her friends in
honor OF MIR. and Mrs. Melvin AM
irews. Mrs. T. G Flanagan, of Tyler,
Texas, spent a few days in this
city the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
erts. Mrs. Rosie Brown Of Dallas
srent Sunday at me home Of Mrs.
p Roberts Miss Alva Wiser has
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07

Franklin, Jan. Sunday was a
treat day with William Grove Bap-
list church. Rev. ]. S. Sims, the
,astor delivered two great sermons
to a great audience, Bro. Butler,
the great blind evangelist was with
Willow Grove, Sunday, he thrilled
the hearts of his hearers with sing
ing. Miss Fanny Sims after a
weeks stay with parents, has re-
turned to her home at Kansas City,
Mo. Mr.. Peter Edwards and family,
Misses Bennie Lee and Nicey Ed
wards, Mrs. Julia Rodges and Miss
Rosie Lee HAYWARD were called to
Waco, Saturday to witness the bu-
rial of relative. Prof. G. L. Hum
Der and Miss Johnnie Johnson his
assistant teacher were injured in
the car wreck, near Franklin. Mrs.
Roak McCutche0n of Bald Prairie.
Texas, was guest Of Miss Odell
Blocker Sunday evening. We are
glad to report Fro. w. d. Smith up
again. Sunday will be a great day
with North New Hope. The public
is invited. We are sorry to report
grandma Haraway, yet indisposed.
Sick listed: Grandma Haraway,
Mrs. Fanny Riley, Mrs. Mary Tomp-
son and Mr.. Taylor Lee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Homaokla Heavily
Interested at Kosse

Although unconfirmed. reports he.
lieved to ne authentic bear Tho infor.
nation that the Humphreys well
brought in last week near Eosse.
is located on acreage owned by the
Honaukla I'll Company. OF VIII ch Sam
A. Apple os Ardmore is pres dent and
other members OF the local fraternity
are heavily interested. According tc
the report. the Homaokla people own
block OF several thousand acres on
which the we'll was drilled after n deal
was closed with the Humphreys people.
Mr. Apple is now vacatoning in Cali.
tornia and is not expected to return to
this city until next month. Quite a
few OF the men interested In the Humph.
reys interests are directors In the Homu.
okla company.
The kosse wildcat has stopped flow.
ing according to reports from the com.
pany and the tools will not be run
again until tankage has been erected
TO take care OF the oil. The well when
originally brought In started spraying
at 1850 feet. and when the drlllers be.
gan to pull the tools out OF the hole.
the oil pressure blew them out OF the
hole, the flow steadily increasing. Tn.
oil Is a dark green color and tests n. a
gravity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Bristow Only Danger
District in Oklahoma

The committee on smut down an,
storage. which is represented In the
local areas by Writ Franklin, advises
that II is receiving fine cooperation
from operators throughout the mid.
continent field However. II warns ,ha,
the Bristow district In a danger point
and also regards the Humphreys Rush.
er at kosse as a grave menace. IL Il
proves to be as big a producer az IL
estimated. The statement OF the com.
mlttee II as follows.
I'VE have received numerous letters.
kilograms md telephone messages from
all parts OF the mid.continent field, as.
suring us Of the hearty cooperation OF
the oil producers everywhere IN shut.
ting down unnecessary locations and
also In the erection Of Independent stor.
age to take care OF surplus OIL We find
there Ia only one district in Oklahoma
which now appears 10 be dangerous
menace to the present situation. aud
that II what is known As the Bristow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Predicts Strong Fuel
Oil Market In Winter

The fuel market continues strong
at si.S5 and si.40 per barrel, {. o. b.
Group Three" states Phoenix. assist
ant secretary with the Industrial Pc
troleum Corporation OF Chicago, whu
Is here supervising the shipment of
fuel oil for his concern on local ship.
ments. buyers. however" he sayu,
"ln view OF the present rail crisis. as
well as a serious scarcity OF equipment.
are insisting on car numbers at the
time orders are placed. and refiners
who are fortunate enough to have
equipment are debating prices.
1T is certain that fuel oil IL now
being seriously considered by plants
which have been previously using coal.
and the petroleum industry should be
able to report Of this commodity MANY
permanent converts to It's use after the
coal strike In settled.
Whether or not the market will hold
up after the present situation clarifies
IL q question. but Il IL my opinion that
fuel oil viii weaken considerably for a
time. and then come hack strong dur.
Ing the winter months"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
INDICATIONS POINT
TO A BRIGHT FUTURE

Unlike the attitude which was pre-
valent in various portions of the mid.
continent area a year ago when the
petroleum industry was In other than
good condition. the spirit at the pres.
ent time Is one which marks q reten.
ton Of the "old pep" among the mem.
bers Of the fraternity featured with a
cautious attitude which is bound to
bring back a much improved situation
In the near future. This is vouched for
by study Of the local oil men and the
assertions of Ardmore citizens who have
recently returned from other states.
Iulsa as a rule always has been the
gloom spot of the district, but even
there an optimistic attitude prevails.
Trading in the territory surrounding
Tulsa Is as brisk as ever, states Joe
Phelan, who recently returned from
the northern district Of the state. The
southern territory including the local
districts, Is not attracting big interest
at Tulsa al this moment, but the ex-
pressions Of the northern operators rel.
ative to these parts is that within the
next few weeks they will again become
active participants in Ardmore district
trading. Ardmore oil men who have
been to see the moguls of the larger
concerns have been invited to return
within fifteen to twenty days and have
bright prospects.
The reports of the shipments by the
large crude purchasers which are show.
he
noted In production, and the frequent
reports which are now appearing rel.
alive to the installation of oil burning
apparatus by eastern Industries, all
tend to indicate that the petroleum
world is beating back and that the pres.
ent conditions will take turn for the
better very soon. The railroad strike
may be hampering the refiners and op-
orators due to poor transportation ia.
cilities, but on the other hand many in.
dustries are becoming educated to the
slogan ship by Truck" and as a re
suit more gasoline and oils are being
used. The use of motor transportation
by these plants will not be tempo
rary measure for II can be readily seen
Z mat tiic ana Otntr IN
dustries win, after using the trucks,
realize the value and superiority Of
such methods over the old way via the
rails, and will continue to utilize this
method even when the trains again
run smoothly.
We believe 1t is a safe prediction that
in the near future. motor Transports.
ton will be pursued throughout the
entire Year rather than during sea
sons. 1t is true that SHOWS and other
obstacles during the winter months
force cessation Of the greater portion
of motor travel, but what Is to prevent
state governments or other bodies from
keeping the main highways clear in
Il manner similar to that in which the
railroads clear their tracks and keep
rail transportation going all the year
round? This might be a profitable
measure for the oil men to take up now
with the various Chambers of Com
merce Of the eastern and other districts.
Keep up the ''old pep"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
NEW BAYOU PRODUCER
FLOWS 61O BARRELS

Guage Of the first "a hours produc.
tion of the Coline.G Gillian. Miller No. 3
on the Westheimer A farm, In the cen.
ter Of the north line of the north half
OF the northeast of the northeast quar-.
ter Of section 35, 4s.2w, is reported at
GlO barrels. Production is coming from
two sands, the first of which was drill
ed through at 2940-59 feet and the sec
ond topped at 1868 feet and penetrated
to 2Ss5 feet with the drill still in It ut
that depth. With the exception Of the
Beau-Ard Oil Companys No. / in sec.
tion SO. 4s.2w, which topped the pay
at 29S7 feet. the Coline- Gillam.Mi
No. is the deepest producer in the
Bayou district. The gravity of the oil
Is 34.5, the same as the other produc-
ers Of the area
peculiar feature connected with
the bringing in Of this well is the fact
that the sand in it was found at more
than l50 deeper than the pay in its
north offset-the Humble.Gill No. 3 in
section 26, 4s-2w, which found the sand
at 2782 feet and had almost 100 feet
Of 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23

district We appeal TO those who are
territory 20 curtall this work as much
as possible and we urge upon them the
necessity OF building their own tankage
II they insist upon drilling in wells. If
the production in this district increases
much further the pipe line facilities
will be unable to take care of all the
oil produced and 1t may bring about
the necessity OF pro-ration in this dis.
trlct.
I'VE call the attention of the produc.
ers especially to the bringing IN OF
large well in new territory and in
new sand some fifteen miles from
Mexia. II this should prove to g any
thing like the estimates whrich have
been put upon 1t, IL will constitute
grave menace 10 the prospects of any
increase in the price this year. We be.
lieve the producers throughout the
country should take this seriously and
give 1t careful consideration before
starting any plans for new work.
with regard to storage of oil by in
dependent producers We wish to say
that many Independent tanks are now
blirs completed and many more have
been ordered. We are informed by tank
companies that they are receivi' x many
inquiries and we wish TO again urge up.
on the producers who are putting these
inquiries In that they should complete
the purchase OF these tanks and not
wait TO see whether the price will de-
cline. The way to prevent a price de-
cline Is to buy tanknge now. Producers
can secure these tanks on very favor
able terms $1,000 barrel tanks can be
bought with one.fourth cash and the
balance TO be paid for when the oil Is
sold from the tank. The Parkersburg
Rig and Reel company offer 10 furnish
tanks In from 1000 barrels TO 5000 bar
res and carry the entire cost OF these
tanks until the oil which Is placed in
them is sold. Such tanks are r.rviceable
and saleable at all times, Producers will
make no mistake in the purchase OF
these small tanks.
"The committee will In the near fu'
ture. undertake to give statement OF
the amount OF storage built and under
by the Independent pro-
ducers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Petroleum Imports
Record an Increase

According to figures collected by
the American Petroleum institute, the
imports of petroleum (crude and re.
fined oils) at the principal United
States ports for the week ended August
12 totaled 2,25S,Sl2 barrels. a daily av.
erage OF $4,000 barrels for the week
ended August 5.
Receipts at Gulf Coast ports We're
l.2s5,l+5 barrels n daily average of lS3,.
5s2 barrels. against 1857 900 barrels,
q daily average of l79,572 barrels for
the week ended August 3.
Receipts at Gulf Coast ports We're
s73.667 barrels daily average of l39,.
0s5 barrels. against $4,000 barrels, a
daily average of lS3.42s barrels for
the week ended August 3.
Imports Of Petroleum at U. s. Ports
,(Barrels OF AZ gallonsl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-23
Gates Completes Good
Producer Hewitt Area

The Gates Oil Company has com.
completed a good producer in the
Hewitt field with the bringing in OF
It's No. on the Jackson farm, In
the southeast of the northeast of
the southwest quarter Of Section Is,
4s'2w. The well is flowing 200 bar.
rels from sand at 2070.214O feet.
ketch- Wallace No. 10 on the Dlllard
farm, in the northwest of the southeas 81
of the northwest quarter of section %.
4s'2w, is flowing rs barrels through the
lV'inch casing from sand drilled through
at l6O2'65 fet. The operators will per.
lorate and run the S-inch pipe prepara.
tory to drilling deeper.