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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-18

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Phone 5sa, city or country trips,--ll'
W. Court Street.
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Phone So HANAvAN TRANSFER
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FOR RENT-FurnlShed housekeep-
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WANTED

YOUR J0B-we want one person in
Umatilla county to handle line
that sells on sight and beats competi-
tion.--Consumers woolen Assn, Box
S25. Ashland. Ore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
DRIVEN OFF
IIighwaymen who Attempted to Hold
jp southern Pacific of Mexico
MCrc ROutCh, RcpOrt SaNs.

NOGALES, AriZ., June I3.--MeX-
lean bandits who attempted 10 hold
up and rob n Southern Pacific Of
Mexico RAILROAD train near Rosario
station, 80 miles south of Mazatlan,
Sinaloa. yesterday were driven off,
according TO reports reaching here
today. Three, of the bandits we're
killed and two wounded when Cen
eral Rodriguez and members OF his
staff, who were aboard the train.
opened fire upon them, the report
said.
According II word received here,
the bandits, 25 OF them. had re-
ceived word that 40 bars containing
silver bullion had been placed
aboard the train by an American
mining company at Rosario. The
bullion shipment Is said to have
been valued at $4,000.
Trainmen told General Rodriguez.
who was In rear coach. that the
bandits were attempting to loot the
express car. Rodriguez and his staff
opened fire. Two members OF the
staff were slightly wounded
Two hundred soldiers under Gen.
Angel Flores chief of military OPP
Grafton In northern Mexico, are pur-
suing the robbers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Considerable Gas Escape IN
oil Fieid Nrc,SsdfB To
RcLcre Pressure
office o2iit !

PON'A o. rY. June l5 B"caus,
or the 'aat .ult here lt ro gas pipe
line n.o ua ,,utrr ~ production
m The Eua.T Tmaowa diruirt d. is
necessary o.. I.r 70 ras escape so
urfrr o., policy. tUo uioeeuro boo the"
pool HuI f.. 'HW purpose % joint OF
chE.ng uas t"'n converted ipto a
.tAudI.pa. drought which an oFcap"
ls provided. There uyo 90 many EIH
sands and such 70 quantity of RnR
mat oil operators maintain that
sH.l au escape iA absolutely nrcos.
tGN This escape is on ihq quarter
section lcpsc iut the southwestern
pcroirum company
~ the progrnt time The only gas
line into tho Bliss-TonknVd 81 that
OF the Blackwell Oh a. cas- Co. 10
It's Ru7ek gas-produciug lease. Tho
Kay county company ls to put In o
big line iu the near future, connect
ihg the field with Ponca Ciiy. Seven
gsI. sands have been encountered IN
this field
Through tho bringing In OF tho
Carmichael No. ! In the 2.lOO-foOt
sand In uorthwest 3-24-1w. the Coz
mar on company OF Ponca city Is
Inv line for one OF the greatoHt clean
ups In the history ~ tho Mid-Con-
tinent field. The big pay In this
field has always been In the $500
foot sand thus far The Carmich.
ael lease of the Comar liz understood
to be in the center OF block of
2,240 acres held by the company.
The Comar wonder we'll of tho
nCld. the John w. See, No. I, whlcn
came In last Ostobcr, is still making
over 1000 hQrrels daily natural and
the lease is making around 5000
barrels.
new location In the Bliss-Ton-
klwa ~ that OF Faior ana Reed In
me northeast Of 3-23-1w. where
these people have 500 acres blocked
A rIg is being built, This Is six miles
soiUh OF the producing saud.
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has been taking much deserved
rest, and says that she was one ot a
little colony OF oil people made up Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis OF Bartlesvillc
and Mrs. Clint Moore Of Tulsa and
Mrs Chadborn of Mexico. Natural
~ they fraternized together and
talked oil 10 while away the time.
which hangs heavy in that burg.
Miss McCreery has wire from
Colonel Getty. president of the Min
nehoma. In which he says that his
well on Signal Hill IN the Long
Beach field Is Just completed, with
500 feet Of sand and~at a total depth
Of 1890 feet. II Is flowing 1900
barrels through thrce-elghths-
inch pipe. and II opened up, would
doubtless make three or four thou
sand barrels. Colonel Getty also
wires as follows: santa Re Springs
development seems TO show three
producing sands, Folk 26 gravity.
Boll 80 gravity and Delugee % grav-
lty, each sand about 100 feet in
thickness. We are ready 20 test
Folk sand at 1851" The Agee well,
drilled by the General Petroleum
was completed in this sand and Is
good for 5000 barrels and this well
is about 1000 feet southwest of the
Getty well. Miss McCreery is m
tercsted with Colonel Getty in this
wen and also in another, a direct
offset toe the General Petroleum's s
4 900 barrel well and her friends in
Tulsa are all confident that she Will
be lust lucky enough to get a big
producer. The locations look like
money IN the bank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
WIFE'S BROTHER
WAS TOO LOVING
Otto Goldschmidt Found
Them Often Locked in
Embrace, He Says

KANSAS CITY. NO. June IA
Appearing a. a witness against Chas.
W Martin, who vas beint tricd on
charge Of disturbing the peace.
Otto Goldschmidt, an automobile
salesman, today said his wife ana
Martin, who canned in vaudeville as
brother and sister. were the most
loving persons" he had ever seen.
Goldschmidt married his wife In
Omaha. he said. after she accepted
his proposal on condition that her
brother be allowed 10 live with
them.
They were in each others arms
constantly" Goldschmidt said today.
81 didn't like her brother very well,
hut | didn't have the heart to
separate their love" -.
Trouble arose. Goldschmidt said.
when his wife and Martin left him
in omaha and came TO Kansas CITY,
where. he said. he learned they lived
together as Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Charlton.
Goldschmidt sought them out here
and the three again lived together
until-"last Wednesday hight she
told me that professional friends OF
hers were coming TO spend the
night" Goldschmidt said.
1T will hurt my brother and me
In the classical drama il they flnd
out am married" she told me.
Sn Goldachmidt moved down town
FOR three nights.
Il sneaked back Saturday night" "
he said. There we're no threatrical
people there. Just Martin and my
wife"
Goldschmidt threatened. Martin
reciprocated. Martin threatened 10
kill, Goldschmidt said. Martin was
fined $500 for disturbing the peace,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Found Another Sand

Another sand has been found In
the Garbor. field which has tho rep-
utation Of having more producing
sands than any other area In the
Mid-Continent Ueld. In drilling on
the Metcher farm. the Exchange oil
company encountered this hitherto
unknown sand at i.S67-73 feet, and,
with the tools In the hole. tho well
Ia now making around 900 barrels
daily. This test is northeast 36-22-
4w. other new WELLS that came IN
the past week in this field. include
Sinclair's on the Frickenschmidt
tarm. In southwest 25-22-4w. for 350
barrels at 2,1it-2l feet: and the
Crews heirs well on jhe L. u. Crews
farm Ia southwest 19-22-3w, which
ts, msking $40 Serrels from the sand
at 2.0f7-94 feet
a block OF 2.i0O acres has been
assembled by the Rabbits Foot oil
company and test is to be drilled
Immediately on tho King farm in the
northeast OF 92l-3w a nice struc-
lure is said to have been worked out
there by Clayton Eaton, tho geolo-
gist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Railroads Busy MGkinD
UB Schedules

Railroad companies announce
that the traffic departments are
all, busy getting out the new
schedules OF freight rates, which
goes Into effect JIhyS 1. and which
reduces the rates op all commodi-
ties an average OF 10 per cent. II Is
applicable also to intra-stats rates
although the railroad companies
operating I'm oklahoma are reported
as being strenously opposed TO any
further reduction I'm the rates on
refined products In this particular
state OF Oklahoma.
There is some speculation as TO the
situation In oklahoma. where the
railroads are endeavoring 10 pre-
vent the 10 psr cent decrease In
rates. taking effect on the ground
that the rates are now lower than
the interstate rates but they have
been ordered TO reduce their sched-
ules and win mora than likely do
s2. especially In view OF the fact
that Oklahoma Is suffering from
unjust competition In the vast terri
tory now supplied almost entirely
from Casper Wyoming.
Tho fact that the railroads are
SO busy ia helping delay the new
rates into Colorado, which had
heen promised faithfully by rail-
roads running from oklahoma TO
that state. In the meantime, the
new rate is In effect from Casper.
WYo., to Denver and other Colorado
points, and It As giving the Cnspar
reflneTies4a fine chance TO build up
big business while the renners
here In the Continent field arc
simply waiting n IS about an thov
ever do. ana being used TO n.
think that only another month on
two VIII mako no particular differ
cnCe
II appears that the railroads are
going 20 complete thcir schedules
In time, so that petroleum and its
products can begin moving AZ the
reduced rateS rs days hence. and
win not ask for delay on tho
plea that they are not abel TO ar
range schedules I'm time Thov are
50 busy with the big summer pas
senger traffic, that the money is
rolling in IN spite OF the fact lNlt
many shippers are w7i"rr ror tho
new freight rates % take ctEo.t tho
first,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
george n. Moore to heat
NeW Refining COM nam

~. VI. Bylloshy and company an
uounuo the resignation of George NJ.
Moore as pT'slHnut of the Shatfer
Du g. Refining cot MIR Moore Wi
bo the head uf q new refining cum-
p1uv. not yct named. iu which tho
SchHffor company win be interested. q.
which has acquired the 1000 barrel
Nillkeu refinery Gt Arkansns CITY.
Kun Mr Moore will remain di-
rector of Shaffcr on a. Refining CO..
with whllhi he has been successfully
associated for number Of years. II
ia expected that tho Arkansas City
refinery will bs enlarged to 5000
barrels daily capacity.
MI Moorc's successor as president
Of ShHffer oil 81 Refining CO. has
not yet been elected Byllesby's
News bulletin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Government Investigations
In Chicago

Government Investigators are in
chicago looking over the oil sItu-
ation for senatorial probing COM
mutee. They have been here for
nearly four weeks, II was learned
and thus far have found nothing 10
criticize refiners Tor. BOOKS and
records OF companies have been
turned over TO Investigators with so
much freedof and cooperation that
agents are expected 20 return to
Washington shortly with a report
that will convince congressional
committee there Is small grounds for
any claim OF price fixing or agree
ment In Chicago oil trade.-Chicago
journal OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
ANOTHER GolDSTeIN ROW
senator Harrison OF Mississipp, r.,
ticizcs letter Written by
Harding.

WASHINGTON. June ls-N,.
Goldstein OF ST. Louis was the snS' S
tect of another bitter row In ~
senate this afternoon. Senator Ia
rison, democrat of Mississippi. cri,,.
cized a letter written by Presiia,,
Harding to Goldstein, saying hs ned
been 'undeservedly ATTACHED" re
his connection with the Lowdsy
campaign fund during the presI.
dental primaries in 1920.
Senator Spencer republlcau nj,
Missouri. came 10 Goldstein's a..
fense. charging Harrison with a
"cowardiy attack on Goldsteln.
Harrison objected to Spencer 70.
marxs and appealed to Vice presl.
dent Coolidge to call the Nj 1uri
senator to order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
TetOiedn Operations

The Tcxoloan company No. In
the northeast ~ the northwest ot
lg-l6-8 has been drilled 10 200 fect.
Same company No. 2 in the north
rigging up.
The Texolean company Nt. I IN
the southeast of the southeast Of
5-lG.s, has reached n depth OF 22j
feet.
In OkmulRcc District.
Same interest No. I'm tho south
o9st of the northeast of the north
west ~ lA-l5-i2. Okmuigee county
Is rigging up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Peters oil Company
Completes Three Good Wells

The Peters oil company test in
the uorthcaRt Of 3-23-ll, Usage Is
good for 100000 feet OF gas In tho
Bartlcsvillo sand. topped at 100
feet.
The Pcters OH company has IS
barrel producer. natural, in the
Bnrtlesvillo sand found at 2.I0O foet
In tho northwest OF 25-25-g.
The Peters OH company Haskell
& Higgins have a 100 barrell wen
after tho shot In the Bartlcsville
sand I'm theiH test in the northeast
OF t4-23-s
Peters. Markham & wrlghtsman
No, 2 the northwest OF 6-22-g, is
good for 100000 feet OF gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
IN THE OIL FIELDS
ofncc o2ni Resiienoe aaia. W. H. p. Bor sss.
p. .. nor s33.

" ,ao fnu'hwett ~ ib-lA-S reached
the top sand nt from 3.2Oi 10 3.2i1
fDo' aud los Nll drilling.
The same Interest," No. Beaver IN
Tho southwest NJ tho northwest OF
the .oJihwes' ot l5-i4-S. reached
rho lop Of ttr sand a. from 3.22s 10
A"2G feet shows production of
OuU.00O feet ~ gas. They arc now
U.1.nR t1r tools
D.RmTkc and others well in the
southeast ~ fhr northwcS Of th"
northwest OF 23.lG-o, In the Bris.
tow district touched the top sand nt
from n5S 20 2.H51 feet. ind is MAX
.uE 1880 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Bu-Ii-Bdr Operations
South of DepeW

The Bu-Vi-Rar Petroleum Cor
poration IA still fishing for tools at
3,23G feet, In No, . Beaver farm in
the southeast corner OF tho north
west OF the southwest OF l6.l4-S.
The Bu-Ni-Bar interests are drill
ing at 1850 feet I'm No. 3 Beaver in
that same section. while their No. .
Smith farm In the southeast corner
or the northwest OF the southwest
OF l5-l4-S, "a fishing In the sand
found from 3167 10 S.2lS feet. and
making bout $50 barrels daily as 81
stands,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
"WAR" IS POSTPONED
Maneuvcrs in Air at Ellington Field
Put OF In Honor o. Flyer Who
Met DeatIf During PrnctiDe.

GALVESTON. Texas, June ia
Practice war" was suspended today
by the opposing squadrons here
from Ellington field, out OF respect
for the wars fret victim, Cadet
Sergeant Leslie Wright. %. OF Flint.
Mich The young aviators body will
be shipped to Flint for burial.
Sergeant Wright attempted TO
take off late Monday afternoon TO
meet and challenge an approaching
plane which he believed was one of
the enemy" When so feet from
the ground his plane became un-
controllable and the crash to earth
resulted in injuries from which he
died an hour later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Greatest Gold Cargo TO u. s

HOBOKEN N. j.. June i3.-The
largest shipment OF gold bullion
ever sen. to the United states, ac-
cording to shipping officials ar
rived yesterday on the steamer Fred
erick VIII. The ship left Copenhag-
en- June l, with between $4,000, 900
and S37,000,000 in gold bullion, $50. =
100000 OF which is consigned to
the National Bank OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
ArrsH Dunlap Has Deep
Sand Producer at HpWiu

Arrctt Dunlap ~ Ardmorc, has a
good well In the 3.OOO-foot pay. in
the northwest OF 35-4F-2w. In the
Hewitt field. II IL repJrted az good
for 300 or 400 barrels, and is the
deepest produccr completed In that
fleh.
The owner is not our own Bob
Dunlop. but iH said to be good
fellow nevertheless. n seems 10 run
In the DunlOp family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Operations South of Rristop

Kline & Brarr No. = IN the south.
west ~ the soutlwO.. ~ l5-r5-s
shows 45ro. 900 feet at gas with 45o
hounds rock pressure II has hcen
,nut 'r for 60 well
Ire ribbons SO In the south
wes, OF the southwest OF l-l5lS is
lrllung 40 2s5 fcor
New location has been made ir
ne southeast OF the northwest OF
i-lb-s
The Prairie company No. In the
southwest OF the northwest OF l5-l4-
Z touched the top OF the sand at
I,2O7 feet and is making between
100000 and 100000 feet OF gas.
lhey are pulling the big pipe to drill
ln,
Billingsles and others No. Smith
Y the northwest OF the northeast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
-
Get Small Wen
at Broken .ArrOyc

q. T. Hanks and associates No. 5
on tho Volt farm In the southwest
of the northeast OF 3-lS-l4, ia good
for 80 barrels after n 20-quart shot.
The sand was topped at 1885 feet
and the well was drilled to n total
depth Of 1928 feet, having Al feet
OF pay sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
kacfieid Completing
Test TOdaB

The Kawfield oil company is
drilling In the butcher sand, which
was topped at 2,SOS feet, and will
probably complete today the test I'm
the northwest corner of the south
west of 22-1s-lO. The well was
showing about 30 barrels yesterday
at Is feet In the sand. and looks
AS II II will bo l00-barrel pro-
ducer when completed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
wilcox Drilling in
Interesting Test

Tho Wilcox OH Il Gas Co. is drill
ing into the butcher sand today. top
OF which was encountered at ep-
proXimntoly 5000 feet, in the inter-
osting test on the VI. HnrJu allot-
ment in the southwest corner of the
southeast Of the southwest Of 35-l6-
g. This well IL half a milo north
~ tho Roland OH company "gusher'
In 2-ij-S, which came I'm A. 10000
barrels and is still putting between
5000 ana 5000 barrels into the
tanks dnily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Amerdda-Henry Operations

The AmeradR Petroleum corpora
tlon- Henry OH company No. ?,
Nellie Barnett farm, at the center
OF the east line OF the southwest OF
- IL was shot and bridged. but
IL flowing through the bridge.
The Henry OF company ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Fuel OIL Into Ohio

For the first time In many months
fuel oil is moving into Ohio. This
is an unusual condition, as hereto
fore It could never be shipped be-
yond Illinois and Indiana line
Chicago Journal Of Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Amerdda Getting Well
In ShaIiOp Sand

The Amerada Petroleum CORPORA
ton test on the Madeline Farye
farm In 20-5s-le, Amerada- Brock
pool has the top or a pay sand at
1905 feet with the well showing
both oil and gas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Gas in. philippine Islands.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.--The
Standard oil company which n year
ago sent an expedition to the Phil
ippines has discovered gas on the
Island OF Luzon. possibly indicat-
ing the presence OF oil, according to
a cable, made public today at the
nfflnna Of the cnmnlnX.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
McCiain Starting Test
in Mcintosh COunfu

George w. Mclean and associates
OF Okmulgee are moving in tools
for test in the southeast corner of
the north|st of tho southeast Of
BILLS, Mcintosh county, Okla
hOua
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
G. Il. Dresser at Ton
of butcher Sand

c. X. Dresser and others expect
to reaeh the top of tho 2,900-foot
sand today, IN thor test In tho
northeast corner OF the wea half OF
tho northwest OF 1-l1-lO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

the pay sand. The first test on the
Smith form has been given three
small shots OF II, 20 and 30 quarts,
and is now making about 100 bar
rols ~ u stands. but ls expected 10
be a much better we'll when cleaned
out.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
COmdr oil Company
Has Producer

The Comar OIL company No.
Carmichael In the southwest OF the
northeast Of S-24-ie is now s feet
In the sand and flowing 500 barrels
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
JOcmGc Drilling
At RristOU

The Joemac OIL company No. 3
on the williams farm in 22-l6-g, is
Mt the top OF the butcher sand at
2,0oS feet. ana they are pulling the
big Pipe 10 drlll In. They have n
nice showing OF both oil and gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14

Amerada corporation No. well at
fine center % the south line Of the
southwest of the southwest Of "a
lI-i1. was shot with 20 quarts
Tuesday. touching the top sand A.
2.GIi feet and has been drilled In
~ feet n Is now making i75 bar
rolls natural
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Failure in the Osdge

Estes and the Peters OIL company
have a dustcr I'm the Bartlesvile
sand, the total depth being ALSO
feet, IN their tost in the southwest OF
l2-@h.Q. OsRRn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
AZ BristOW

The 1EansconNnontal oil com
pany SO . Sarah Allen In tho north
west corner of tho northwest OF "a
1873. in Creek county encountered
the top ~ tho butcher sand At 2,a00
feet and viii be drilled deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
WIN the OH Men

Clarence Roth who in partner
ship with tho Mission OIL company
has opened u new pool In Green
wood county, kan. Is I'm the city
aud says that their five wells
now completed are making l.4OO
barrels daily This IS certainly some
pool, 1s they own an the acreage Ia
that vicinity Mr.. Roth MAKES the
interesting announcement that 10
partnership with NV. Foster. they
are drilling a well offsetting the
Hardly Able OH conipanys discov-
cry well lust outside the city limits
OF Eureka. Kan. and are due In
with this well Saturday. He made
the equally interesting announce
ment that he and Foster both OF
whom are real oil men. are starting
n well In Fulton county. ILL.,, near
tho town OF Bryant There Is one
thing certain aud that Is that acre
age IN that Vicinity will go sky high
before the well Is finally completed
w II, Russel. prominent oil man
of Lima, Ohio. Is In the city. having
come TO attend the meeting OF the
board of directors OF the Skelly on
company Mr. Russell is one OF the
most successful OF the big operators
In the country.
+, Il. Perry is back from Kansas
city aud says that the demand for
gasoline is simply tremendous. and
that on account of the 1000, 900 new
automobiles now In Commi ssion,
that II viii be a great thing II they
are all supplied with gasoline during
tho three busy months Just ahead.
The automobiles nre not nearly all
the new motor-driveu machines that
are crying for gasoline this year for
the first time. but that every posi-
BILE contrivance for use on farms in
cluding tractors, hay leaders, and
feed cutters. are ali needing big
supply and there Ia no end 10 the
new stuff turned out by the manu-
facturers. I'VE are the first in
dustry after the automobile indus
try, to feel the effects OF the revival
OF business" said Mr.. Perry. "and
certainly II is very encouraging after
a hard year"
Harry Smith, secretary OF the
Mid Continent oil e. Gas Assn.
stopped off on his way home from
Washington at Batle Creek. Mich,
and will take a much deserved rest
and will be mighty good company
for w. n. Davis president OF the
same association. who Is sojourning
at the same place, noted for and
wide for its food products and its
perfect rest cure"
II. VI. McFann OF the Meridian
Petroleum corporation is spending
r few days in Kansas City on busi-
ness and will return today
Miss Mabel NcCreery. secretary
Of the Minnehoma OIL company, is
in the city having Just returned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-14
Examine.

First Chicken-ls II safe TO dig up
his seeds nowi
Second Chicken--Yes. the boss has
gone motoring TO tear some bios
SONS off trees