The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
With the oil Men

q. r. Barlette, who left Tulsa In !
1919 and has been in the various
fields OF Texas ever since and has
had as much ana az varied expert
ence as any OF them is in the cityl
on business and will return to Cole
man county. Texas, within n few
days. Mr.. Barlette came to Okla
homa In 1904 and shortly thereafter
became associated with the Mosier
on ~ Gas 20. OF Kane, Pa. the
highest point where oil was pro-
duccd In Pennsylvania and is noted
Tor Its long winters and short sum-
mors. As one man put II. who came
from there, I'VE don't use snow un-
I'll IL Is two years old" There are
many Tulsa people who came from
Kane. among them the Marlhams.
In my opinion" says Mr.. Barlette.
the trend of the Pioneer field Is
going south nd little west and
there Is likely to be quite an extern
sion In that direction. II will be
along tho Brown and Coleman coun-
W lines. In fact | look for Il con-
nection between the present pro-
duction OF Pioneer and the Santa
L.
which IL controlled almost eNchftiye-)
iy by the Gladys Belle oil company
OF Tulsa. They have 5000 barrels
In storage with very fun market
nc the present time. The oil is used
for fuel ana cotton gins and electric
light 'ulants, etc" Mr.. Barlette Is
receiving the glad hand from his
many Tulsa friends who are all Glad
70 zee him, and hope ne will make
this his headquarters.
Tom Slick, well-known oil pro-
ducer who has made n great come
back I'm the oil game, having ac-
CURED 10000 barrels daily produc-
tlon within a year And n half or two
years time. was I'm tho city yester-
day on his way home TO PennsvI-
Vanla and was accompanied bv hts
father-in-law j. A. Frates, OF the
southwestern OIL fields rallroad
which runs from Brlstow TO Slick
ana ON southeast. Both are OF the
opinion that the new town OF Vann
winch IL the unloading point for
shipments into the 14-S country Is
gong 10 be n mighty busy spot as
| many OF tho larger oil producers arc
| putting In pipe farms and ware
| houses at that point. In addition 10
thls' there are many new Industrial
plants starting, such as casinghead
| plants, ctc. Speaking of the produc-
non which Mr.. Slick has acquired
no says, II did have % much as
so'OOO barrels, bu' II has dropped
back 70 about 5000 as the welis OF
course do not hold 10 the initial
production" Mr.. Slick left q picture
OF his famous lS,OOO-barrel we'll I'm
me Pioneer field which is certainly
interesting. The well is making
about half OF its initial production
| OF ~ gravity oil found at 2,A5O feet
and Is known as Eakin No. 4.
Harry teasley presldc-t OF the
oklahoma Natural Gas companv.
VINO is one Of the most popular OF
the old Deyonia0 oil company
crowd which h, , developed more
properties than any of them in the
Continent field, left last night
Tor his old home in Emlenton, Po.
MIS- Heasley accompanied him and
there is doubtless n very pleasant
summer ahead for them both. Mr..
Heasloy has world of friends
wherever oil is produced. who wish
MIN all the luck there IL. Before
leaving, Mr., Heasley purchased for
his wife the first two-seated electric
10 he seen in Tulsa II IL Rauch-
Lang automobile, five passenger ca
| pacity and the last word In luxury.
tnole joe Evan OF the Devonian
| on company is at Rydal, Pa, visit
ing his dauRhtar who rasIdaa .ha,a