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New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Two Rooms

johnson Ave, 21s. $500
Sharff Const e. Investment Corn
79o Broad St.
johnson Ave. "a s9OO.
sharff Const. g. Investment Corp.
790 Broad St.
Second Ave. 90. s7so-ssl0
Jacob Heinocc howitz 1856 Johxon Ava
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Three Rooms

Henderson ST.. ss1. sl5s.
wolL ass Jkc&son Avs.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
-Four Rooms

Boulevard. 2s7s. 1900 -sl.o5o.
superintendent; premisea
Boulevard, 2l25. $673.
Wolf. 3ss jackson Ave.
Bummlt Ave, 682. $3.50.
Wolf. $50 jackson AVA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
The Prairie in Big Luck
1f WPtumkd

when tho Prairie OIL a Gas co.
made a deal with Doctor Wilhoit
which contract took with II inc
services OF "Puny" Blevins 1t was
getting into partnership with tho
lukiest combination that ever drilled
a well IN the Mid-Continent field,
The result is that the Prairie mas
a large flock OF tanks standing full
of oil at its well I'm tho northeast OF
5.9-lO and will drlll I'm as soon 1s
pipeline connections have been made
and some OF the storage oil run. IL
should he connected up today,
There nre "A lot OF rigs up Tor or
set 10 the Prairie well among them
being the Indianahomn. the Carter
OH and the Pure OH and all have
agreed TO keep back 800 rect from
the line. All OF the wells are III
section 8.
Acreage is goins at extremely
high prices but not so high as 70
kee pthe old-tlme operators out OF
the game. Arthur Hun has a rlg
IN in section s on acreage which ne
was lucky to get at bargain prices.
The Flsher-Usher test In 36-lO-l ]
was shot Saturday with so quarts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Greek County Competitions

Hllingslca and associates No.
Beaver in the northwest % the
southwest " tb-1tS. has boon
plugged ~ a.2SO feet
Skclly q Phillips No. iu tho
southwest Of the southwest of l'.
14-S. has been plugged at J,2'6 foot
SICILY OH company No. Z ilario
In the northeast ~ tho northwest of
22-t4.S. is good FOR go barrels ip the
sand from 3.lN3 10 3,.2i fcct after
"a shot OF 40 quarts.
Texas company No. ! Roberts On
the northwest of the southeast OF
6.15-S, is making 50 barrels boo The
sand from 3,227 to 3.23d feet Total
depth 3,270 feet
Kline 4 Brnuu No I iu the north
west of the southwest of 'lln.N.
ia making is barrels of uIl and
600 600 feet ot gas IN co., sand
from i.203 TO i.2i2 feet This we'll
had 50-uuart shot
Twin Statca OIL company 80 u
Oroutt I'm the northwest ut the SOUTH
east OF 22-l6-p, II makiuE bu barrels
from the sand at 2.9Gl Co ',0fo feet.
Wuitc.phillips com puuN has
abandoned It's location ON itH No, 4
Micco I'm tho northwest of the south
west OF 23-i6-9.
Coadcn company No. Q Ioluw iu
the northwest of the southeast OF
! 2G.iG.q, is reported to be making 30
barrels an hour In the sand ruul
2.e6O to 2,UGi feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Persian ParIiment Discusses
Concessions

WASHINGTON. oct 22.-ln dip.
lomatlc circles here II Is reported
that special committee Of Persian
parliament iH not satisfied either
with proposed oil concession to
Standard oil company or that sng
gested by sinclair company II Is
understood that officials OF Persian
government are drafting a conces-
sion for submission to the commit .
tee. and Il is expected that this drat'
viii also be discussed with repre-
sentatives of the two American COM
panies. Sinclair interests have rep
rcsentatives at Teheran, IL is stated.
whereas Standard Ia negotiating
only through Morgan Schuster OF
New York. Anglo Persian Oil com.
many is said to have dropped out OF
the picture" abandoning its al
legged rights to Persian oil resources
under old "Koshtaria' concession,
so-called. Standard proposal Is sald
TO involve no longer any division oi
interest with Anglo Persian oil
Paint and Drug Reporter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
ActiUitg Near Jennings

Gilbert & Martin brought In their
No. on block 6, Terlton, this weeH.
The top OF the skinner sand was
found at 246O TO 2.tSS feet. II was
given an so quart shot and put i75
barrels in the tank the first 20
hours. 1t is now making as barrels
natural.
The James Glenn OIL company, on
the school land in i6-20-6 Ia drilling
at 1900 feet.
Beard and others on the Miller In
i-20-7 are down S35 feet.
Rochau OIL company has rig up
for its No. on Coates i5-20-6.
Smith & Steinborger have rig up
on the Moslng IN S1-20.s.
The Beard oil company IA drilling
at 7s5 feet on the Epperson block
5. Torlton
Ed Reese is drilling At 1900 fee,
IN his No. 2 on tho Miller in 4.
20-7.
Smith e. steinberger are drilling
at 700 feet on the Smith & Stcinber.
ger fee In 22-20-7.
Lon Egan and others. on the
Walsh, 1e.20-s. are drilling at S5S
feet
The Burke oil company is drilling
at $50 feet In its No. 2 on the Miller
addition at Hallett.
Fisher oil company No. Beas
ley In l9-20-s Is drilling at l,5oC
feet.
Burkett & Gowland on the storm
In 19-2O-s are down 1 100 feet.
Charles II. Burton is drilling a
1900 feet on the Hardy IN 2O-20-s
Prairie Oh & Gas CO. has r.s
UP for It's No. 2 on Ham 1b-2O-7.
Black & Breslyn are down l.10C
feet in their No. 1 on the Beasley
In 19-20-s.
Prairie oil & Gas Co. Is drlllinl
at 100 feet on the Burton In 10
20-6
The Kanola oil company on Col
burn in i0-20-S is drilling at s,i0t
feet.
Westerly on the Wallace, 2T-20-6
IL drilling at 1900 feet
Eaton and others are drilling a
100 feet on tho Lsngston. 80
20-s.
Bliss. Paris & whltten are drill
ing at 2.100 feet In No. northwes
of the southwest OF i3-20-7.
Indian Territory Illuminating com
pany is drilling at 3.300 feet In III,
northeast of 33-20-6 II. Ceaser allot
ment.
Westerly oil company is drillinJ
at 1900 feet on Its test on schoo
land in the northeast OF the south
| east OF 1906
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Los Angeles Claims Cheapest
Bunker OH

supplying cheapest priced fucl oil
In American market Los Angelica
harbor right now ~ the mecca for
vessels en- route from Europe, At
iantlu and eulf ports for the orient
and dream OF local marbor ns n
world port has more than been
realized Fuel oil at 81 per barrel
is fact responsible for market activ-
ity noticeable In shipping circles, and
local port Ia most popular for oil
bunkoring. except Richmond where
the price Ia tho same. "a an IN
stance OF large amount OF oil being
shipped from Los Angeles harhor
the shell company alone last week
shipped 100000 barrels In addition
to what It put into storage. similar
activity was noted by tho Standard
and other large companies. Amcri-
can fuel oil prices are lowest In the
world. according to figures compiled
by Nautical Gazette. Next 10 this
port aud Richmond tho lowest fir-
urcs quoted are at New Orleans,
where bunker oil II loaded NJ term
lnal for ti.25 per barrel VIII eN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Doheny Is Optoniistic Orer
Mexican Holdings

The wall street Journal quotes u.
L. Dohoucy, Mexican Petroleum
company. IN part as follows TERRA
Blanca and Chappotc Nunez areas
Mexico, which company official IN
consider ~ one field. covering 2lt-
6q3 acres. would alone satisfy the
compauys crude oil requirements
for the next 10 years IN. 'onlphns
ia drilling is wells I'm Mexico, of
which three are in the old Elbano
field. This latter IL the oldest field
in Mexico. ana In september the
company averaged 1850 barrels
daily there. all OF the oil being sold
ia the Mexican government as fuel
for railways. Re contract for naval
reserve areas In California, made
with the government by the Pan
A, .erican Petroleum & Transport
which holds control OF Mexican Pc
trolcuni, MIR. Doheny stated, he eN-
pected work would be completed by
next summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
OIL MARKET Quotations.
Initiated Bonus Bill Biow
at Oil IndUstrU

The initiated bill which would
provide for bond issue OF $4,000
600 with which TO pay a bonus to
OklahomanB who served in the
World war In regarded by oil men
as n measure which would mean one
more burden which the industry
would have TO shoulder. AZ IL now
stands, the oil industry pays the
bulk OF the taxes in the state and the
provisions OF this bill call for an
other cent chopped from each dol
lar gross earnings OF companies and
individuals engaged In the oil busi-
ness. 1t is the feeling Of oil men
that the tax burden already II as
heavy as the industry should reason
ably be expected TO bear.
This soldier bonus measure, which
is 10 be voted on at the autumn
election, states that the s50,000,OO0
in bonds would be retired by "a fund
10 be provided by the levy and col
lection OF q direct annual tax upon
the gross earnings of all public
service corporations. banks, loan
and trust corporations and foreign
corporations TO be restricted 20 the
business done by such corporations
within the state; and direct annual
tax on the gross earnings of all In
dviduals, partnerships and corpora
tions engaged In the production of
petroleum or the manufacture OF its
by-products, and direct annual tax
on the gross earnings OF all per-
sons. firms or corporations engaged
IN the mining or production of coal,
lead, zlns, portland cement, gypsum
cement and all other mineral re-
sources OF the state; provided that
such direct annual tax shall not ex-
ceed ten G0) mills on tho dollar for
each dollar OF gross earnings"
And. say the oil men, 1t is a safe
bet that. II the measure should be-
come a law, II would be the oil busi-
ness that would be called upon 20
pay the greater portion of the $780,
100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

exemplitied the economic benefits
OF sane. conservative development
The Increase IN production has been
gradual and practically no water
troubles have arisen.
The second largest producing field
In this portion of oklahoma is the
TonkawR, which promises To con-
tinue placing on the market large
volume Of light crude. The total
daily production now ia not fnr be
low twenty thousand barrels and
gradually Increasing. The field was
year old In August ot this year
Both the Burbank and Tonkawh
fields were brought In by the Mar
land oil company
Tonkawa Not Yet Defined.
The limits Of the Tonkawa field
have not been established and indl-
cations are that It VIII Increase both
In area and In volume. The oil ~
high grade and commands = prcmi-
um. The Deer creek, Billings, Gar
ber Ynle. Jennings. Otoe. Mervinc.
south Ponca and northwestern Kay
county fields make up in great part
the remainder of the producing nreh
within the north central district
This situation gives the Pouca
| City region first place In Oklahomn,
saws Mr.. Oshon. This state u the
/ backbone OF American crude oil pro-
/ ductlon. and the north central phtt
producing 10 per cent OF the OF.
/ In excess Of 81 degrees Baume and
| 40 per cent OF the oil IN excess OF y
| degrees Bhume, and with 20 well
| defined untested structures, may
properly be called the hub ot stable
! light oil production in the United
| states.
"The importance of the north
central oklahoma fields is aug
mented greatly by the highly Enso'
| line content OF the oil which thcl
Weld. The district produces no ol
| Of n gravity below % degrees Baume
and some OF the felds-uotanN
/ CARRIER. Mervine. Tonkawa aud ron.
! cn--yieId oil OF a. degrees TO ~
degrees Baume gravity. The average
| OF the gravitlcs OF the oils produced
/ i'm this district IL 3s.9 degrees baum'
and only two fields produce on WIZ
a gravity OF less than 80 degrees
| nnump'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Taxes Hit Mesicun Eugie

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.--MeNi-
can Eagle oil company will no long
or supply fuel oil TO vessels touch-
ing at Salina Cruz, Mexico, having
withdrawn from the state OF OaNaca
on account OF increasing taxes. hc-
cordlng to the department or com
merce. The number or vessels
touching at port has decreased con
siderably since beginning OF year
ana thoae now stopping for fuel oil
are practically limited TO the five
belonging to state lines. Tehuante'
nee National railroad Ia expected 10
take over service, in which case the
price will be increased. Wall street
Journal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Pme's I7-I5-S Well Almost
q Dry Hole

Pure oil company test In the
northwest corner of the northeast OF
l7-15-s, which is a half mile east
OF the Leonard we'll In Is and about
the same distance southwest OF the
Hiram Wilson well in s-l5-S. VIII
make only a small producer OF heavy
oil. The sand was topped at 3,277
feet. At five feet In the oil stood
500 feet in the hole. At 10 feet IN
the we'll began TO show water, there
heing 1900 feet OF fluid in the hole.
of which 100 feet was water. Al
this point drilling was stopped ana
II was decided to put the wen on the
pump. ..
II was expected that tho Pure
would get good we'll on this loca-
lion. but Il appears that Bristow IA a
district OF surprlses--they get them
where they are least expected and
fall TO get them when they have
what looks like a good bet. A Pc
cullar feature OF the we'll Is that the
production is OF low gravity, while
that in the Wilson we'll Is above 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

barrels, daily average OF 35i,322
barrels; IN July, 11,22i.52i barrels.
a daily average OF 36i,oS5 barrels.
and In August. 1921, a.6il,60l bar
rels, a daily average Of ll6,5O3 bar
rels.
Pipeline and tank farm crude oil
stocks as OF August 81, tutaled 2A2,-
$4,000 barrels, an increase Of a.
$4,000 barrels over stocks at the
end OF July, while July stocks IN
creased 6,2Ot,0O0 barrels over the
preceding month.
Production OF gasoline IN August
was l3,Osa,247 barrels, compared
with i3,564.557 In July and 1870
Gi7 barrels In August. 1921. stocks
August 81 were i6,755.67i barrels,
July 81, IS.402.6g4 barrels and Au-
gust al. 1921. 13,5t6,370 barrels. Ex-
ports in August were 9li.l0i bar
rels, In July l,44O,i2t barrels and In
August, 1921, i,iS4.J7S barrels. The
indicated domestic consumption oi
gasoline IN August was 1889, 973
barrels, In July. 13,3G3.0O0 barrels
and In August, 1921, ll,S6G0ie bar
rels
Production OF kerosene IN August
was 4,3eo.0G9 barrels. In July ib93,-
49o barrels and In August, 1921, g.
/ 4EV,sto biiltlSs StuthH NAhu uHt ~ .
were G,79S.0gS barrels, july 81. u
I72S,241 barrels and August 81, 1921
| 9.2s3,i77 barrels Exports I'm Angus
! were 2.O7S,950 barrels, In July /,
2O9.gi7 barrels and In August. 1921
1851 .907 barrels The indicated do
mestic consumption Of kerosene II
August was 3.241,253 barrels, In Julj
l3.216,57s barrels and In August, 1921
2,599,534 barrels.
| Production OF gas and fuel oil II
August was 22,4S3.074 barrels, IL
July, 22,S34.012 barrels and In Au
gust. 1921. 1S.677,3g2 barrels. Stock
August 81, were 32.53S.372 barrels
lJuly 81, 32.384.054 barrels. and Au
lgust 81. 1921, 29.605,S57 barrels. EN
ports In August were i.bg9,617 bar
rels, In July. t,34S.15g barrels anC
August, 1921, 2,263.767 barrels. Th'
indicated domestic consumption o
gas and fuel oil IN August was 90,
t699.l39 barrels, in July. 20.725,60l
barrels and In August. 1921, 1899,
037 barrels.
Production OF lubrlcatlng oil Il
August was 2.1i4,s60 barrels, In July
l2.1S3,G90 barrels and I'm Au@ust, 1921
ll,5S2.702 barrels. stocks August 81
were 5.254.012 barrels, July 81. g..
I397.3g9 barrels and August 81, 1921
l5,774,526 barrels Exports In Angus
were G4S.GS6 barrels. In July, 677,
l342 barrels and in August. 1921. ASS.
629 barrels The indicated domcsti
lCOnsumption OF luhricating oil II
August, 1921, 1,507.602 barrels. Al
figures are In barrels OF az gallont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
The Sinclair Pipeline

The new Sinclair pipeline which
will double the line from Drumright
10 whiting, Ind, is really coming at
a most oppprtune time and Will help
take care Sf the surplus oil which
is being produced In the Mid-Con-
tinent field.
The announcement In yesterday =
World was side-tracked over on 10
the market page and may not DE
noticed by some OF the oil men who
are busy producing oil But the i'm
portance Of this line can never be
oyerestlmated. The Sinclair people
are playing fair with the oil pro-
ducere here and are going to spend
as much money taking care OF the
Nld.Continent field as their required
holdings in Wyoming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Prairie to Drill go Well
Deeper TOddy

II was expected that tho limo the
Prairie is laying to its new well in
the southwest corner OF the north
west of the northeast of 5-9-l0 was
expected TO be Completed some time
yesterday. Then. provided Il suffi-
cient amount OF the tankage had
been emptied by today, the well was
scheduled 10 be drilled deeper.
As the well now stands II is re-
ported to be flowing between SOC
and 600 barrels n day with ESQ feet
Of open hole. The drill barely pene-
trated the sand. which was topped at
J33O feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
North of Okendh

Bosque & Miller brothers are
drilling at S,lt5 feet in the north
east OF the northwest OF the south
west OF 2S-l2-9.
Black Pet and associates are drill
ing at lao feet in the southeast or
the southwest of the southeast OF
4-12-10.
Black Pet and associates are fish
ing S-inch casing at 1895 feet in
the northeast Of the northwest OF
14-t2-l0.
Amerada oil company Is having
casing trouble at 2,47b feet in the
southeast OF the northeast OF the
northwest of l7-l2-10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Penn Premium Increased

Reports from the PennsylVania
territory are 70 the effect that the
premium on Pennsylvania crude IN
some sections was advanced last
week TO 30 cents barrel, az against
the previous premium OF 35 cents
This makes the price $3.50 a bar
rel and gives rise 10 reports that an
advance in Pennsylvania grades may
be expected soon. II was only
couple OF weeks ago that one. or the
Pennsylvania refiners stated that,
in view OF the fact that he couid
make more money by using MID
Continent crude in his plant than hy
using Pennsylvania crude al the
prevailing price, he looked for a re-
duction in the price of that crude
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Japs Question Concession

TOXIC. oct e2.--Japancsc mill
tary administration Ia only authority
iu northern slghalion recognized by
Toxic and any concession granted 10y
the Chinese government to the Sin
clair Oll company is meaningless "a
long ns Japanese occupation cou'
tiuucs. That is the gist OF state
meuts elected by inquiries at the
foreign and war offices. Climatic
conditions are sufficient to prevent
the sinclair oil company from start.
ing operations on Sighalien prior "a
next Juno, but there rs Likelihood
that "A prospecting pnrty may DO sent
tp the island at that time. New iort
Post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Imports of Petroleum
.igdin on Increase

According 20 figures collected boy
the American Petroleum institute
the imports of petroleum (crudc
and rcfined oils) at tho principn
United states ports Tor the week
ended October "a. totaled 1890.
Sli barrels. y daily average of 2St,-
|iO2 barrels. compared with i.1Sh,-
597 barrels, N daily average ~ 2oH.-
0N5 barrels for the week ended Oc-
tohor q.
Receipts nt Atlantic coast ports
wcro qGB,GO4 barrels, q daily aver
ate oC iS3,SO1 barrels. against
1.2i2.OSS barrels. a daily average oi
I75.1tb barrels for the week ended
October 9.
Receipts ~ Gulf coast ports wert
t.Odi21O barrels daily a dnilN
average of lbO,6Oi barrels. against
a73.6i4 barrels. q dlily average oi
$3.50 barrels fur the week ended
October e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
.Henryetid

Kellebrew aud associates have
. 900 feet of oil In tho hole in their
well in 36-l1-iS in the sand from
$3.50 to 1850 feet,
The Eagle Plcher Lead company,
w. Il. Pine and other operators in
the Henryetta back yard field OF
the Eagle Picher pool, while max
ing new locations and going deeper
In a number OF their wells. are
marking time for bringing In pro-
duction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Cities Service Earnings

Earnings for the cities Service
company for the 70 months. ended
September 80. 1922, showed sub,
stantial increase. gross for period
advancing TO tl4.4l7,660. against
tl4.lSl.l56 for i2 months ended
August 81, 1922.-Wall street
journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

NEW ORLEANS. oct 22.--Ily-
droplpro mail service between New
Orlcaua aud the Passes. near tho
mouth Of the Mississippi river. will
ho established within the next so
days, Paul Henderson. accond assls-
tant poeim0atcr general. announced
here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Payne County

Cosdon company No. I Yount IN
the northeast Of the northeast or
sl.ls-5, swabbod IL barrels in tho
sand from 3.221 to 3.230 feet. and IL
going to be put on the pump. Total
depth 4.0i0 feet.
IL. c. Jones and associates No. 7
Miller in the northeast of the south.
west OF 27.l9-4 has been abandoned
at 3.gO3 feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Okfuskee County

Cosden oil e. Gas Co. Is setting
s-iuch casing at 2.79o feet southeast
OF the northwest OF 15-l0-s.
Western State Petroleum com
pany is cleaning out to shoot Mt
Aba feet with 1000 feet OF oil In
the holo northeast OF the southeast
OF the northeast OF 14-12-s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Petroleum Institute TO Meet
in 81. Louis

The third annual meeting OF the
American Petroleum institute is TO
be held ~ the S,atler hotel, ST
Louis, on December 6. and 3. Tho
program has not yet been an
nounced, but Il is expected To be
made public In the next few weeks.
The Petroleum institute usually
gathers together the most notable
aggregation OF speakers OF any OF
the oil meetings, and upward OF one
thousand oil men from all parts or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
PduncC County

Magnolia Petroleum company No
@ Saunders iu the northwest of tho
southwest uf i.ZJ.3. found the sand
from 2.f61 to 2,t,, fcct. drilled on
the 2,S33, but plueEod back 60 2,755
feet, whore tho wen is making three
barrels
Erdmnu & Son so ln the south
onst OF the porthotst OF 2O.22-7. is
dry and abandoned ~ 3tiO feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Bonds to BE Retired

Standard Gas & Electric Co; has
deposited with the Philadelphla
Trust company, philadelphia as
trustee, S5O6, 900, which win be used
by the trustee in the retirement OF
Standard Gas q Electric Co. con-
vertlble G per cent gold bonds, due
December 1, 1923. The trustee VIII
receive tenders OF these bonds UP TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
High Lights in Oil Statistics
for August

Domestic production Of crude on
totaled 4s,295,O0O barrels. a daily
average OF l.493,3s7 barrels In Au-
gust, compared with 4o,ss4.Ooo bar
rels. n daily average OF 1,Sl9.l61 bar
reIs for August, 1921, There were
1908 producing oil wells completed
In August. against l,7s0 In July and
| o59 In August, 1921. according 10 the
American Petroleum institute.
imports OF all oil into the United
states in August totaled i0,S0O.975
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

this and foreign countries attend.
The first annual session ot the iusti.
tute was held IN Washirrtou, u CO
and the meeting last year was hold
In Chicago. Because uf tho pruN-
unity ~ this years meeting place 60
the Mid.Contincnt territory. 30 is cN-
pccted that the attendance from
oklahoma. Texas. Kansas. Arlnuats
and Louisiana will be larger than iu
uuy pfCViOus year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Wilson Well Holds Up

Although almost weeks ola
the Hiram g. Wilson syndicate
well In the southeast OF the north-
east OF the northeast OF S-15-S, was
reported yesterday still TO be MAX
ing approximately 120 barrels an
hour of high gravity oil.