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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24
~. Paurs F.nxli-h Lutheran
Church

Corner sixth and silver
Arthur NJ. knudsen, pastor.
9;fb a m; Sunday school.
A. W. Kraemer. superintendent.
Music led by orchestra.
~ q. m. Morning Worship
Sermon by the pastor on: The
Grace 81 simplicity" Special
music by tho choir.
O. 40 u. M Sunday School
Workers Conference M the church.
Z D. M; Christian Endeavof
meeting. Topic. Duties: WHAT
They Are and How q DO Them
Leader. Miss Grace Petersen.
r.. m: Evening worship
Message hy the pastor on; "Ab'
solom, the Beautiful" Special
music.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO WALK
Now Works Nine Hours a Day.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village. VI was weak
and nervous and all rundown. l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

Boston. s.. New York, a.
Detroit. 10: Cleveland. 6.
Chicago. 8; Cleveland. 6 90 In
nings).
Washington. q. Phliadelphia, o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

Corner broadway and Gold.
willard a. Guy. minister. ilh
South Walter. phone fG4e-W.
a.fb a. m; BihIr school
n a. m. Morning worship.
sermon topic: The Limit 70
Gods Mercy
7 ~ m. Endoaeor meetings.
s y. M. Evening worship.
sermon topic. The Life OF sim
ailrlfy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

Tulsa. 6. Oklahoma City. 5.
EIouz Cny. 20; Denver. ?.
Dies Moines. II: Omaha, II.
N. Joseph. s; Wichita. 0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

APPROXIMATELY sa.eoo. coo school
children are In the United states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

You VIII hnd II in cur ciassi.
asd Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

4, SO }many'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Tank Car Works for Tulsa

Tho North American Car COM
plny who has 30-acre plant at
West Tulsa. adjoining the property
OF COsden ~ Co, are installing the
necessary machinery to make gem
eral repairs on tank cars. Godfrey
NJ Brigham OF Coffeyville has come
here as superintendent In charge OF
the local plant and. outside OF TAX
ing care Of 200 cars leased TO Tulsa
reflncrlcs, will repair It's own
equipment passing through here and
Will be In n position TO handle tank
car repair work for other COM
paniea. Tulsa is especially well To-
Gated for this class OF work.
Tho shop at Cofteyville ~ operat-
Ing 10 fun capacity outside OF the
large volume Of tank cars repaired
there, the company II equipped to
.xpair wooden and steel cars and
NJ the present time has n large
contract for this work. George 4.
brigham, district manager for the
southwest, located here. says that
tracks we're installed some time ago,
and as the necessary machinery is
already here. and n large part OF Il
installcd, tho plant will be ready to
take care Of repair work early this
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
TranscOnfiaentdi Wen
Heads Up and FiOWs

The Transcoutlnental well in the
southwest OF the northwest OF the
northeast OF 29-lO-l0 is reported as
showing for 100 barrels as IL now
stands Up to yesterday forenoon
IL had headed up and made two
flows, making 90-barrel flow Fri
day night. The oil Is coming
through 400 feet OF open hole. A
string of 3-l6 casing was set at
3,4b2 feet and the sand was found
at 3.S62 feet. At one foot In. the
well began TO make gas and at two
feet In the oil was struck. The
total depth OF the we'll at present is
reported to he 3,S6i fee. The
owners now are planning TO run a
special string OF 4-lnch casing be-
fore attempting to drill the we'll
deeper,
This Is the third attempt OF the
Transcontlncntal TO get a hole down
at this location. Twice the hole was
lost and twice the rig was skidded to
a new location. Now. after year
OF endeavor, the company has what
It's officials believe to be an excel
lent well
The oil is OF n light amber color
and apears to he light enough to use
without refining. As It comes from
the well II has showed Il gravity of
as high as 81. but 1t Is so volatile
that 10y the time II has gotten 20 a
laboratory and, with temperature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Gossip of Pipeline
And Storage ActiUify

The Prairie Pipe Line company IL
reported TO bo running 1900 bar
rels north daily from the Ramona
tank farm, where there are now
about n dozen empty tanhs. The
Copan tank farm Is fun with the eX-
ception OF four tanks.
In addition to the big Phillips
Skelly tank building program at
Burbank, whore these interests have
9G0. 900 barrels of crude in storage.
the phillips company is building
four tanks at Burns, Kan. This
company now has more than H.
coo barrels at Burns; 10000 barrels
in. Arkansas and $4,000 barrels Al
slick.
Sinclair Is erecting 10 sO.OOO-bar-
rel tanks nt the Homlny tank farm,
OF which four have been completed
and 10 others are In various stages
OF construction.
The Globe oil & Refining Go. nj
Blacgweli is building one $1,000
barrel and three 10, 600 barrel tanks
at It's plant for the storage OF crude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
=HaHaa
Hughes May Step Into
Sakhdiin Oil TaRgie

WASHINGTON, oct. 27-Next
step OF Secretary OF state Hughes IN
conductin' "oil diplomacy" OF present
age may be taken with Japan in
connection with recent oil conces-
sion In northern Sakhalin which
Sinclair OIL company obtained from
government OF far eastern republic.
In formation has been received here
by Boris Skvirsky. head Of far east
orn delegation here. and by others
from various s1urCgs that Japanese
government IL not inclined TO recog-
nize Sinclair concession, Japanese
military forces occupy northern SAX
hal!n as security for Naturalization
Tor killing OF number OF japanese
nationals In siberia. which Gar cas:
ern republic refuses TO grant.
Anyhow, Japan. says far eastern
republic is not a recognized stable
government. Hence u IN reported
from Japan that Sinclair concession
is not good. NJ. Skyirsky says that
negotiations for Sinclair concession
were concluded before killing Of
Japanese In siberia, He says that his
government In ready TO negotiate
with Japan settlement OF such kill
ings OF both Japanese ana Russians.
and that his question has nothing 20
do with territorial matters, such as
holding OF northern Sakhalin by
Japnn.-Ol. Paint & Drug Reporter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Much ActiUity in Wilson
Pool

Tho Hiram g. wilson No. I, in the
southeast corner Of tho northeast Of
the northeast of B-15.S. IN now 80
days old, nud IL making 95 barrels
per hour. 1850 barrels per day. This
well has averaged IN excess Of 1000
barrels daily since being drilled IN
september 90. The oil is az gravity
and commands so cents premium. II
ls being run by the Cosden and
Texas companies Tho wei; Is five
feet In the sUnd witch was topped
at 3.234 feet. This sand H. very
hard Tools are still hanging In the
hole. Tho immediate erection on
this property OF a 2-unit clsinghoad
gasoline pant Is being planned.
The No. In the northeast corner
" the sectlou ls drilling at $50 feet.
No 3, IN the northwest corner Of
the northeast. is drilling at $50 feet.
on the No. 4, In tho southwest cor
ucr of the north half OF the north
east OF the same section. rig Is be-
ing built. Nos. ?, 3 and 1 are COM
pulsory offsets.
on the Yarma IIarjo farm. wen
No. | is being drilled in the south
east corner of the northwest Of the
southwest OF 2O-l6-9 (a1i0lning
BristowD, This well Is drilling at
625 feet. after landing 15lR Inch
casing at 52J feet. They are also
moving iu tools to drill the No.
Mcintosh IN the southeast corner OF
tho northeast OF 7-16-10. All OF
these wells pre being drilled by the
Hiram G. Wilson oil syndicate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Johnson Countys Arkansas
Getting Big Plan

Four deep tests arc now drilling
In johnson county Arkansas. and
arrangements are being made fos
the starting OF two others In the near
future.
lndiahoma Refining company's
second well In i5-lO-2i ~offsetting
It's big gas we'll In 22-tO-2i * now
drilling at 1850 feet II expects the
pay at 2,2g0 feet
The Piney OIL Il Gas Co. West
Virginia company is drilling at $500
feet In it's Watkins No. I In 4-S-e2.
II has sufficient gas IN this well for
fuel Had a good oil showing a.
1920 feet. This well will go to
1000 feet or deeper IL indications
warrant.
Pincy-Gray No. I in 2j-l0-23 IS
drilling at 2.i0O feet with some gas
at three different depths. This well
will also he a deep test.
TIN Piney Hiil No I'm 39-2G Is
drilling at 500 feet with some gus.
This will also be a deep test. No
definite location has been made for
the other two wells. but one will be
in t0-2. The other In S-2i.
Several Of the larger companies
from oklahoma. Texas and LO-lis-
lana have geologists ana scouts IN
thA section. Lease trading Is brisk.
but most of the acreage is held by
large companies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
BrisfoU Production
Nom SIS 900 Barrels

Production in the Bristow dis
trict now Il down to around $1,000
barrels daily according 10 Claude
l.. Freeland OF the Roland oil com
pany. This is considerably below
the high mark that was reached
several months ago, although fig
ures are not available as to the
maximum output reached In that
territory.
The roland company discovery
we'll in 2-1b-S, which came In for
0.00O barrels daily and then quit
flowing after producing something
like 100000 barrels, has been idle
for some time. but a compressor
now has been installed and the well
IL being flowed with air. II is max
Ing a lot OF water and very little
oil. The company No. on the
same lease II making 175 barrels a
day OF clean oil The largest pro-
duction In this particular district Is
from the Carter's s0-aCro Lou Gait
lease directly north OF the big Ro-
land well. This property IL reported
stlll TO he making around 5000 bar
rels n day with very little water
trouble. Tho Rolands total pro-
duction IN the Bristow district now
~ something like $500 barrels a
day.
Practically the only new work
now starting In the Brlstow terri
tory consists OF necessary offsets.
Drilling will not start up again, ac-
cording TO Mr.. k'reclaud, neither
with his company or any other OF
the big producers in the Bristuw
field. until the price OF oil has ad-
Vanccd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Standard OH May Lay Line
From WUODing

Irrespective OF tho action takon
by the Sinclair Pipe Line company
which ig moro or less dependent
upon the success NJ the Mammoth
on company ln liG exploitation ~
the Teapot naval reserve, standard
on interests have decided To- lay
pipeline 20 connect with the Mid
Continent trunk lines to receive cou-
EeHtlou In tho Salt Creek aud other
wyoming fields. enyA Bubort g. GIN
Ia the Denver Post. n is probable
that the Prairie Pipe Line company
viii build this line aud operate it
and that the oil viii ho delivered
through ~ trunk lines 20 the stand
ard on company OF Indiana
The ronl prizo which has led 10
this decision ia the contract for tho
United States government royalty oil
which win be sold at Washington on
November 10. and Tor which tho
Sinclair interests are known TO bo
bidder. This oil, according to Sec
retary Fall'a Advertisement Gf the
anlc. now amounts to $500 barrels
a day and ls certain to be- greatly
Increased over tho present volume.
u iB estimated that under tho pro-
grams OF tho Midwest Refining COM
pany and the Texas company. tho
principal purchaeora, the govern
ment royalty Will roach a total OF
between 10000 and 1900 barrels
daily by January l next. with thir
s1hainniinl amount of crude aS
nucleus, and the probability that
much more Cansbe had especially if
there IN an upward revision OF field
prices, the success of pipeline 10
the east Is assured even though such
"A llne would cost tl5,00O.OOO
10 is fair to assume that the pro-
ducinE subsidiaries Of tho Midwest
company would bo willing To divert
some of their production TO the east
ward NJ II la certain that thore never
Will be any great expansion OF the
Casper refinerles, beyond their pres
ent capacity Recent developments In
other fields Indicate that vast
amount OF crude can be expected
from there and sttll other areas yet
TO be brought into production. The
Rock Creek field. aa an instance, In
shipping less than 90 per cent OF iis
total potential output and the Lost
Soldler-Forr district II moving only
one-thlrd OF Its well capacity.
Conferences now taking place In
New York will determine what cor
poNtlon viii build the line, its ca
pacity and tho time OF starting actual
work. This line, Il iA estimated, will
be about 700 miles long and can be
constructed within n year after work
beginH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Mdridnd Installing
Fleming Process

PONCA CITY. oct. 2s.-The In
etallation OF is high-pressure stills
to extract gasoline from gas oil, aud
thus obtain tho very highest amount
possible OF gasoline from petroleum,
is In progress at the Marlnnd Re
filming company plant here, The new
process is known aH the Fleming and
Is understood 60 be the last word In
caroline extraction. BY this means
the gasoline recovered Is about 80
per cent. and without this system for
which these immense stills are being
erected. 10 has been impossible to
obtain this gasoline from the gas oil.
Tho residue now becomes fuel oil
Each or tho IS high-pressurc stills
will havo capacity OF AS barrr.g.
They are OF heavy steel and unlike
other stills, usually horizontal. are
upright. Steel has been rushed here
recC ntly to complete this lob. sew
eral carloads even coming by eN-
IrC0g several of tho stills are now
ready for use and II is planned 20
nave tho entire Is ready within the
near future.
The Fleming rights and stlil.can-
rtruCtion are costing the Marldud
company approximately $1,000. 600
IL Is understood and almost an
other million Is being expended In
tho construction OF additional stor-
age tanks. work on which has been
IN progress for several weeks. when
all OF the present construction is
completed the capacity OF tho re-
finery Will have been doubled. the
storage capacity will have been tn
creased TO 100000 barrels. a COM
plete waterworks system viii have
been completed with daily supply
OF 100000 gallons, ana other
added facilities and new equipment
will have been installed.
These improvements. when COM
pleted, will represent an cxpendi-
ture OF Approximately three million
dollars. The number OF employees
VIII be increased materially, az the
plant Is to go on 2i-hour basis
aud Il Is estimated that the pipe
lines will be kept busy bringing n
tho crude. The company has lines
to the Tonkawa, Hickman, Quay,
Yale, Hominy, Jennings and Mcr-
vine pools, and 10 other Usage county
districts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Other Kansas CompIeti0ns

Cosden & co. No. Dalton. IN the
southeast OF tho northeast of ii-24-
-. ls making 10 barrels I'm the sand
from l,752 to 1859 feet, after shot
OF 40 quarts
Marshall No. Q Dame. IN the
northwest OF the northwest OF L.
24-l2, IL good for 10 barrels in the
sand from l,693 to i.726 feet.
Birange and associates No. I
Cross, In the northwest OF the south
west OF 1886, has been aban-
doned at 2.SO2 feet.
Dick Thlpps No. 1 Jahren, in al
25-3, has been abandoned at 2,7SO
feet
Mld-kansas Dlebert. in the north
west OF tho northwest OF 3-25-e, II
making 100 barrels In the sand from
2.265 10 2,3i2 feet. This well was
shot with 100 quarts.
Rhodes and Able's No. Payer.
In the southeast of the southeast OF
27-35-iO, has been abandoned at
1000 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Attractive Burbank Acreage
for Next Sale

Special 20 The World
PONCA CITY. Oct, 2s.-When
another sale OF Usage oil leases Ia
held by the United States depart
ment of Indian affairs. one OF the
quarter sections offered will he. be-
yond any doubt. the southwest OF
20-27-6e. which In only 500 feet
from the big well brought In by the
Gypsy OIL company during the past
week I'm the northwest Of 29-27-6.
which made 1000 barrels daily after
being given healthy shot.
The lease on which the Gypsy got
this big well was purchased for
Sl,0oO,o00 at the last Osage sale In
June. ana II Is an offset 800 feet
from n sister quarter second lease
that brought $500, 900 at the same
sale. These prices would predict a
big figure Tor the nearby stuff that
has not yet been offered by the
government. Tho sand In the
Gypsy's new we'll was encountered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Kansas COMPETITIONS
Grccnmnod Connir.

Schaffcr ~ Howell have abnn-
dOned rig aud location IN their 40. g
Schneider. in the southwest Of the
northwest ~ t5-23.13
II. q. Gillespie No. swanson. in
the northeast OF tho southeast Of
20-f3-l3. Is making 81 barrels In tho
sand from 1887 10 500 feet.
Il. q. Gillespie No. Z. I'm the south -
weat OF tho southeast Of 2O-23-13. ~
making 90 barrels In tho sand from
1891 60 1.709 feet.
Empire Gas n Fuel Go. No. Hes
lcr, In the northwest NJ the north
west 81 23-23-i3. is making 90 bar
rels IN the sand from 1893 10 i.Si6
feet after n shot Of so quarts.
Hockey and associates No. Dch-
linger. in the northeast OF tho north
west ot 32-23-t3. has been aban-
doned NJ 1850 feet.
Hockey and associates No. 4 Deh
linger, In tho northeast of tho north
west Of a2-23-13, Is making 60 bar
rels In the sand from t7l4 TO i.740
feet This well had a 6O-qu1rt shot.
Nuud-On County, Kansas.
Holmes a. Virgins No / IN tho
southwest ~ 26-25-t3. liz dry and
abandoned at 900 feet.
Marland nud Christie No. 6 Paskc.
In the southwest OF 23-23-13, is maxi
ing 80 barrels at l.703 feet.
Dresser on company No 6 Joe
Bahr. IN the south half OF the NORTH
west OF s3-23-i3, is good for 90 bar
rels nt 1853 feet
Empire Gas q Fuel co. No .
Bahr, IN the rorth hair Of tho north
west OF 23-23-i3. is making 20 bar
rcls at 69i feet
Elk County, Kansas.
Southwestern Petroleum company
No. ! Kirby. IN the southwest OF the
northeast OF 34-29-l0, Is dry and
abandoned at 2,052 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

lions werc halted from 10 a u. 10
y. III. and the schools IN the To-
Callty declared holiday Drilling
crews, field men and their IN miles
to the number Of 80 attended and
there were 2Z5 school children who
descended on the food In body
Among the employees who attended
we're several drlllers who have been
In the employ OF Mr.. Wilson for five
years
Following tho big dinner. there
were numerous auuse ments pro-
vidod for tho guests. and the pecan
trees we're alivo with youbgaters--
and some grOWu-ups
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Texas COn'pany's Casper
Plant so Per Cent Built

Work on Texas company's new
5000 barrel refinery east OF Casper
Is more than so per cent complete
aud It Is practically assured that Il
VIII be finished before close OF year
aud running crude through its stills
Company has about completed It's
initial storage program which called
FOR erection OF eight $4,000 barrel
steel tanks ana number OF smaller
capacity, with completion OF this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Hiram e. Wilson Stages
Annual Barbecue

Friday was big day for the
Hiram G. Wilson employees. their
families and the school children OF
the Kelleyville district. The occa-
sion was tho annual barbecue held
by Mr.. Wilson on his big ranch
south OF Kelleyvllle. The setting for
the event was beautiful. The bar
becue was held In pecan grove.
while the trees on the surrounding
hills were bright with autumn
foliage.
The Wilson offices in Tulsa were
closed for the day, all field opera
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
NeD Wyoming Gdsser

The Wyoming OIL Fields corpora
ton, subsidiary ~ the Midwest OIL
company. on Monday completed a
5000. 0O0-foot gas we'll In the BnN-
ter Basin district near Rock Spilngs.
This well II Bevon miles from tho
original gasser drilled by the Ohio
OH company several months ago. An
effort viii be made To shut off the
gns ana resume drilling to the oil
va uda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Seminole District

Tidal-osago company IL under
roaming S-inch at $500 feet In its
test In 22-9-G.
Taylor and Marshall ARE fishing
for tools at ii0 feet In 34-9-5.
Il. j. Osenback In drilling in 10
81, at about 700 feet
Tidal oil company has made n To-
cation ana has drilling material on
tho ground In the northwest cor
ner OF 3-g-S.
There IN also n location near the
center ~ tho south line OF 2g-ll-7.
Nani0 of parties who will drill not
learned vet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
With the on MeD

a. A. Little. wsll-known oil opera.
tor OF Tulsa, is spending the pleas.
ant fall months In Denver.
Eugene Blaise has returned from
a business trip to ElmiIa, ". Y. ue
was fortunate enough 10 see the Cor,
nell-Colgate football game a Week
ago yesterday. He also met Prod
Akin In Detroit and spent a vcrv
pleasant day In that vicinity visiting
Howard Galbraith out at Mount
Clemens, and had good time gem
orally Mr.. Blaize says that "cvorv.
body is looking forward TO a zig
business this fall and winter"
John Thomas, scout for the Pure
oil company IN the Weleetka dis.
trict, visited the oil desk yesterday
with a sample of oil from the Trans
continental well I'm 29-i0-1O. john
lives at Weleetka ana has host "
friends all over the south country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Bmbdnk Production
Slips l.f57 Bdrrcis

rho effect of the shut down In the
Usage IN shown furVtully 10y the
Uurbank pools slump ~ t,i57 hnr-
rris ~ day IN the week lust closed
Tie preceding week IN turn showed
a dcorcasc of 3,335 barrels day.
The pools production ~ tnc lust
three weeks has been s3,5t7, 40, tSO
and 75.T2g barrels, respectively. IN.
other significant fact regarding these
figures ~ that tile production IN each
Of the three weeks hats come from
the same number of wells, 07B. The
average pcr well has been t2t.b3
1881 aud it2.O2 barrels. the aver.
age decrease last week having been
G.2V barrels per wen.
Thoro arc now IN the Burbank
0rld as drilling wells. two wells be-
ing plugged. 20 spudded ana shut
down or rlggod up ready 10 spud,
rs shut down by the Usage Indian
Agency officials on top OF tho sand.
% rigs four collars and three uneN-
ploied shots ir the hole. Approx
uatelv 20 of the rs drilling wells are
very near tho top Of the sand and
probably will be Hhutsdnwn this com
ing week. as II appears that the
shutdown order will not be resclnd
cd until Secretary OF the Interior
tali returns 10 his office IN wash
Storage Increasing.
The amount Of oil in storage In the
Burbank field has been Increased
TO i,S02s6i barrels, with 273,6iS
barrels Of empty storage remaining
The Phillips Sicily interests have
g60,0i4 barrels In storage, with
at.234 barrels Of empty tnnkage:
Sinclair has s30.69s barrels stored
and 4s.12a barrels NJ room. Gypsy
has s5i,a70 barrels stored and i29,-
5i0 barrels OF empty storage Co.'S
don has 26O.i69 barrcls In storage
and G5,7Si barrels OF tank0go still
open.
The Philllps-s -skelly interests are
now running approximately II 1000
barrels day TO storage and are bo-
coming badly crowded. for room. ss
also il Sinclair with 5000 barrels
q day running 20 storage. In both
bases the tank building compa nics
arc keeping only about four days
ahead OF production.
Pipeline yuns from tho Burbank
field are approximately. hs follows:
Prairie, s.i00 barrels: Sinclair.
1900 barrels: Usage, 1900 barrels;
Oklahoma. $500 barrels Moore,
i.750 barrels; Cosdon $4,000 barrels:
Cult f5,600 barrels; Kay county
5000: Standish, II 900 barrels. To-
tai. 67.1b0 barrels.
Tho Sinclair gasoline plant In 90
e7-e bas been completed and n
ready'for operation,