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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-31
Real Estate for Sale

HOUSES TOR SAtI IS
/ TOR SALE. Income rfnpaft, sf-Fr -iW..I.
INK. uu. N,,.roor' mouse. tu1 if..r-
room efficiency guV'es houses. uN wuJ-
uru, corner lU' rents ''NN monthly.
sull ,ufh payment balance Goo SUIT
bslpD 1nia.
FDtR.KDDM mUlaru. rr tho I,. aIf..
large Uv.ug fuam with MurpNs h.I.
b.autffuI rT9pfDI ra4 front lu.I .f..
fVr IlY,l4 dom fls ,.uJ.H I.. ..u
b. handled Win un.v $500 ra.l suJ srs
rar month. rrIr.I .4f $4,000. ts.r. HIIl.
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80, ..
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STRICTLY MuuEKs- ruom puugalo~
with breakfast room, hardwood floors
ulo bath room floor. wsutel urI sI
other built.in features close io trans
~ LlWu0d This house is priced Go
sell at $1,000 with $1,000 cash and the
balance lika rent VIII take good car
IN Hs part payment Must be sold AZ
Parr q Reos. CJ2 MAYO Blds. us"se
saii.
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MOpERN 4-roomed house on south Gil.
letto close in, price i3GOO-'Ahn viii
handle. f55 monthly payments. StcWart
salcs Co, 2o6 Robinson bldg
NEW nyc-room house on East seventh
street u Highland Addition; oak FLOORS.
ivory finish. an hui.t-ln tegturrs, one
car garage. WIZ mako reasonable
terms Usage 5000.
NEW uve.room brick bungalow on south
quincy. near SlNteuuth street, IVORY flu-
ssh with mahogany doors, built lHuu-
dry tile bath. pedestal lavntory, and az
hui'' lu features iu living room and
kitchen. close TO Lincoln and catholic
schools. uuft h' seen TO %" appreciated.
Price fla 900 with reasonable down pay
mont osaro 5000.
NEW ris-roUm brick BUNGALOW nn East
Thirteenth place Terrace Dry" Adl'-
ton. hardwood floors, ivory finish, ti"
bath. pedestal layatDry, hulIt-ln tubs fnr
laundry. beautiful Wuutcl, hullt-in book
cases. etc. now pavement now going iu,
$4,000 cash VIII handle, balance uu rea-
suuHhIe monthly torWe. bhtE" oVlp.
NEW C-fuom, breakfast room, tiir bath,
oak floors. panel dining r0oW, huilt.iu
features galore, furnace, garage. Iurmh.
owner, osars $50.
NOTICE 10 real estate men. Hy property
Of lnl2 Florence is OF the market
tSiEued v e. iFtHl
OWNER MUST SELL
Beautiful native shade, a.rn0w modern
house, on pavement close In, price
5000 with $500 cash. ,asy terms ON
balance call pEugo fa'.
on SAND SPRINGS LINE r Thrrc-ruou,
gas. electricity good water one block
from ear l.u0 and paving. llhno. 500
cash. balance Ike rent Call Ncsbltt
ONE. TWO. tnrcr, four uud five room
houses on ran1 Springs ,at iiuv. easy
plymonts. can Ncshut osaEo e5ol.
on NORTH MAIN. 100 Mook-E.gbt
rooms, 2..rr garage. strictly modern.
hardwood rprrs. WIN take t. room unn-
f
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Real Estate for Sale

IlfNN AHN fOIl ANN v IS
,.,,-.',-,., --.--
/ ''.'' ~ ~ Hy',t ',''.."'e .',' or. '..'
't' 'u ".' 'l." l.',., t'', 'Iv w
"H .'H'A. .'..t or 'HAN' ..'--lI
FOR NALI#lu Davis. Wilson irlFHf8
,lgV or ,r.s no.U g..y. .3.' N''''
-.
',N Nll. ',HI. IoI 'h .'u'u FRANK
''' '' "" "H.i ls-' p. fiahtI'ii
Tlh. s.fe east front lot seventeenth and
oan vow b.at ,tp 'r"t.n ,aa,r Az,
t,tt -,f. .i.-.i..,,a... -,.,.r.,....
a. r.,Ire IL Ii lf,.L pIr.F'i.g
rtr'st Ir,rr ana water ir a rood
building .H,ationi rrIco iif16. terms.
tHN D.. ~. ton'rs DuEe t'o0
nom E\fs
1900 nlo.N. Nu.u cheyenne
fHf t tIuJN f. Hobbs add. ..uu.
t.h ur1ru 1865 .r. after e.. noon.
IlI.. V..rI.....y- .t.,..,... ,.. .-..
u,yIn. 81 Tto rl'.r Ds.g. tr.. ''
WE'LL located nvrr.HI.ed ons. front t1od
M I"' 'Nh't 'HHF' 'th evenings
'.Ht' t.i'
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE OR TRADE

Trenton exchange
cght-room residence
sllJoo SSroom bungalow location Cincinnati
WIZ exchange olght-room residence
bungalow lot paved streets modern yp.
Inantcl attractive
balance {75
t75ooveroom bungalow, dandy location streets
oasyte term
&s50070si5S house. garage
tho best locations North Denver.
Of
throughout, attractive
.25oos basement garage
other The
Phone appointments list before
BLAIR BROS.
Building Csag
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Before mail can be run through
the canccliug machines in tho post
office, II has 10 be properly faced
with the address sides and stamps
all one way. Large quantities OF
mail should be put up in this man
ner ard tied in bundles. When this
Is done. at least one operation is
saved at the postofflce and dispatch
Of mail is greatly facilitated.
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OFTICEs AND DISK ROOM

nEN' 'NABLE office FOR rent completely
and eiaboIatoIy furnished. high southern
exposure. MAYO Ruiliug. Usage 1900
FOR REST-Ofucc space, very reason-
able fine location. on ground floor.
ius, across street FROM postOfliCe. 2l7
S. Boulder
FOR EENI-TNrce uewly-derorated office
rooms facing Main street, splendid
location, Dsase SiG&
FINE, large office, furnished or unfur-
uiFhct, low rent. 200 Cosden. Osage
1916
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WANTED 10 REM 81
ABOUT September TO- room with ,yo beds
private bath garage, close tu wanted
World.
COUPLE went 3-roOm Furnished apart
iutni or duplex. Cedar 1913. prefer
south sue.
DESIRE nicely furnished house. nv.
rooms or more. can give reference
'Hl Usage l3gs-R
-FOUR or nyc-room furnished house or
apaftWnt september T. near Horace
Mann school rent must be- reasonable.
Ahbntt ossge b0o9
WANTED TO RENT--One or Two room
house by old lady. Must be reasona bic
rent. Ossge 500. Stlllman.
WANTED no REN1'- Furnished, desirable
home In FIRST class ueighborhood. Must
have at least three bedrooms ana garage.
Three months or longer. Best local ref
gIgnces. Phone Mrs PARK Usage 3i0o.
ANrED-Desk space IN come good ga
rage or accessory shop. Must be good
location $40 n. care World,
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Real Estate for Rent
FLATS AND APNRTMENTs Il

ApARTMENT--rureo rooms, private bath,
close IN. CAL Usage bo99.
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TOddy's BluRder
Corrected

Postmaster, Chicago. m.

by ARTHUR g. LUEDER,
Postmaster, Chicago. Ill.
Before mail can be run through
the Canccliug machines in the post
office, IT has 10 be properly faced
with the address sides and stamps
all one way. Large quantities OF
mail should be put up in this man
ner and tied I'm bundles. When this
Is done, at least one operation is
saved at the postofflce and dispatch
Of mail is greatly facilitated.
HOUSES FOR SALE s5
ALL REAT'Y 10 movo into, beautiful b.
room huugalcw close in breakfast
room. oak floors. mantel, hui't.iu fea-
tures, basement gataEe. 'I2tO, $3.50
cash. a. \. Riley Co, cedar 1913,
APARTMENT house on south side rorner
cluse ~. $4,000. Tobin Cedar aS7.
a BARGAIN
tl75. balance monthly buys neat 4-roon
cottage az Nern station. for tbrco days
only owner, Mr blankeughlp Usage
4 NICE J-I0om residence with built-in
effects. Small payment down and
monthly payments. Phone y. q. ?.
A NEAL homo location you want. for
rooms could be finished upstairs base
mont .-rar garage. reduced price and
Terms 20 tu't, move 4Bul IN ls-o N.
Cheyenne.
BEAUTIFUL east-s.1s bungalow, seven
ruuws. three bedrooms. garage and
LLui Ii''s, fIl tht'"tht nom" Tor
N 1'' viii W'Hg s"'N ''f.ns 70 'eAP"n-
hlhlg paf't. '1lL ItaE" h'-......
BY OWNGH An atuictlye t.room colon
i4l bungalow tI.' Of the best com
siu't'I. frtH I.l'H ".hiI''i' SUI If'uul-
cd hy many iM' h"H''' on me phtlhE,
'Nl." I"IE' if.Nh I".,'.t '.'r Nl'1'n'Hta
ln I'IHf room anu '|t'IS IN'll, St"lI
UHn'cH Two .iIE' b'NI uoHs. 'NtH -lhi g'
closets. 'n'n emo '',i ','N"" ol5t,,S,
.,rt.r .rt brcskisl ,,ot,
,"F.i' b' rr.rIb y-av many huilt.ip
fsafrr.. argr -rr.55rd refrircratur
room. screened .u back porch, terra cot
ia cement PORCH side entrance 20 drive
way plenty ~ ventilation. basement
garug" a"d dHs."ay, pssl OF n',"l1. lll,t.
i'uus "II .f'i i.',li,s .,i h,Is1 , r"atd4liy
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sol Palace Building
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Real Estate for Sale

- a, q
Kcai Estate Tor Sale
,,,,s,s ,.o,, s,-,----s.
~ - - W" '''-H - 90
.a..1''r, p.', ....i E.g.. t, .6o 81 10
600 esar rlIan.. ,.r, g,sy ,r.ma can
N.I.F D..r. t.tI
'AEn eiL,Na. .u,. ,N. ,'.u house
.ub rr' r1,ueut u.o.. SOUTH ta.ri
hnua. uHH. aHuIH f.UH- I1WuvulJ
.hnU'1r. bred 90 lHg7 tur sIIc.
a.,.g .1 ... 10. . ....'', l.r,. .. .,. ''
uY. Inf. uat.f. .. ...frrr ana ,f. 90
DO s..H. and .| .r.' INCOME ft5t
r.r uHrI. T.U a. uu.lt Said . vii
... '..''' ,n ''1 ,''-
u.I...., I.I ''."'
.'...,..
s...'u ..ud o.w uuns,I.v OF .,, soaJ
''''' eng r'''h hi"H' room. ''t fr"r'.
M u '',.SI' .'' '.,'.'.
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n.,, ,.r'.l ..,I' r.',,. ,,., t.t,.
U...r t. limo. .UI a'U... 4 I.gtm.
Ht s..u0. H,.ma D.ur ..as
..,tY. .I..N t.... .., f...ftn ..-t
v.H. 90 DAD. al U.a. .... Imam, r.Yse
,. ... IUI.|t. ,.r.Elr H.u.. .,T tuIf.
ZOO. ~. ni.. brfr,.ua Iu aI rrrfs
or .t.. stewart gllr5 ~. 500 Uab'uHan
''He
.NNU..IrNA. .s I..r.H .Hut t.arm,rt
..a.. ,.urNu,Hf location. reduced 90
$4,000 ..I .H.r $1,000 ..H. balance
,... Y.r...,.ar A. Tnay. UuItrra
5000. N.tH I.Nr DsHr. tlNH
.IuUu.I.u.rtf .u...I,fr house Ip r.,,a..
Ht... n..I. ..,ri I.ft l..t r.tt ,f tIf.
l..#fIt.. hamilton rl.ro ia fEn tau1
down. t.a a month. n,rrr caII s6llg
,,Inr D,.
uf.....rUI ,r.sI.
.It,u.tU.N .h., ..Y.. .U fun sre lot
3D.. ..,... 81 90. .U.. 5000 n8lrrer
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our or CITY REAL ESTATE siA

FOR SAlE-Cholce block 0f business
property in ozark. Ark, 900 popula-
ton, beautiful country; pike roads. thts
g. Hu estate reason Tor sellilF Ndd,rst
cit correspondence 10 Perry 7. Harper.
trustee. ozark Arh,
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MAPLE RIDGE
Ueauuful tWo-stUry, seven
room. aud sleCping porch,
all large. uice rooms, oHk
floors. hullt-iu features
ctg. basement. furnace
heat. garage Hud solid
drive. a good home uu.
dor value at sl2,bO0--
$4,000 raEh
YApbN tsN. 60.
Realtors,
BsHgs bOAs f25 konucIy
Bldg,
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Keai Estate Tor Kent
ttnTsVa rnR urNr
.,--,,,--,,;. no. sIs .oh hESI ------'
vh hE - W. ''oig nous, Gs sSrgynf '''"
wv ..' y s.s,l.,. {. Wv, =, ~. 'iai 2ei
t"ts' ~, per iHg9hjh ai sl' n hocA'
- v - y !, !, wv ~ o. !. -----
FlNf,RppM bungalow. modern. garage
FOR RENT-FIye-foo modern house
with garage iipi s UTICA Cedsr s9s
FOE VENT-tarre paddcd vans, With
careful men, 10 move. pack or store
any thing, ions distance moving and
treithi hauling - speciality. Call Joe
hodges Firtproot WarchouHe pssee
pIs9 '''' '''' 90" '''
r,7I7V.p55g,,f ,-r,,i-.r,, ,i,,,,c.- - N
Naybsiio. r,6t ress5nabis
FTi7u-V,1,iyT ,i,-f.ls, -bYtIi-lg ,c1il1res.
new ana rIoat, re4s,patfs. ,-aIl AZ Ei
Sortt xsrtbr.
5i-.riIi3Ils i-,I, - .i,--.
r'ay rooms modern. close iT
T5s-5- ,,-,tTt,- 80, ~ y..r-- H..
~" ,, MvNs ~, ~ E.ii,,,IcyIe "ppus.s
t,s f,cn,,,,,0 - ,"r r,,,'i.,,s "a a ifs,n
N J, n nyN.N NLyW i"t l.9il east sue
~ --- W =" " = y " -----
NlW Groom bunraI5w' b'temeut buut .in
igl,eg leasol els rem. 0sase zs'-'
NHtI tbE of new Loom duplex
se " wheeling. No children. -.
PEORiN, s.. lsl2-For rcnt new l-room
SSnnlsalo" slats garage ~ h'os'""'"
N''i ','.hl 70,
iiloENlN. s.. 53J-SiN-Ioom. modern,
nHceWa NJ ulpleN. .h.tbuEem"ut suitable
''- '"2 lg-.-.-I'4 ~. ''-'te '>.a,-
PEORIA s, lli'- Modern, six rooms,
basement furnace heat garage. oenEe
AtsN.J.
RESIDENCE K'OMlNG itorsu- Eight.
room mouse. ONE groom H'us. aul one
,I''l "ou'e 'n .'''.' p'' y u"i'I
g..1H and y.'u s,r fYg1Ir5ro far tfoo
This ls , money maker. DON'T DELAY
can DsaEo HII4
sEyEN Room house. north side -FOUR
bedroum4 garage laundry room rent
i6s5.
SiN-ROON modern house. SI5. Can
ITANNFlI a. BALDWIN
Usage a0S2 500 s. p0ultcr
SEVERAL NEW dup.gv uouscs ready to
occupy. located corner North Boston ana
lndcyendeurr Ftye.rpow efficiency,
Murphy bed. upst1Ira sleeping room,
buiit-in features. $4,000. VIII lease.
Lee H. Hrowu ted1r i6
SEE BlRMBAUAis about furniture at ltia
Main Al new furniture at very 10"
casn prices Osake @sU-. @sU-..-.---------
ANDERsoN TRANSFER
Usage h3.l
TVEEI .RD61 IouHr and yar.rr 500
rar month. PARK View. :. i. Ross. ia
n Main
i'irir. ~, .D,. ,,- $50, @ n S.,,
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Real Estate for Sale
NCKIAGT non SAIE


ACRES--Suuc very desirable acreage u1
small payment Hud small monthly rsH.
wcuis Cialk Realty Co.. Rcd FurH.
okla, phone 80 O..
HAVE a 40-ACNE farm. we'll mrro,a a1.
four miles FROM .lfy uuita $500 per
acre. n interested. can Nasultt io3
Security RItg ossgr ttdl.
Ten ACRES with good improvements,
close 20 school Price s. 600 ou li1,ful
terms. Overlooking surrounding cluua
tfy Phone cedar .6lI W D.. McD,y
$50 MAYO Udg.
TEN. ACH. CORNLV. clos, b. school.
nnrd.sutteco road ana on liberal tetius.
Price $1,000. phuuc cedar sdll " -.
Mc'uy, $50 Mayo Bldg
TEN-NrRE TRACr on Lewis rh1d un cn.
ceprousl terms. price S. 900. A rrW
building site. Phone cedar .tll.. ".
y McCoy $40 Mayo nlde
TEN-ACRE TRACT on hard -surfIte roai.
close to- school fine building site.
For quick salo $1,000, ON liberal terms.
Ihpuo Cedar 2fll. ". u. Mccoy. $50
MAYO bldg
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Property for Exchange
ENCHANGE--REAL ESTATE ~
IANM MOMES BusINESs FkOpERTY


FARM HOMES. BUSINESS PROPERTY
ENCHASGED AND SOLD.
Properties OF Merit will get results
SEE T. Y WORD, 22t LYNCH. BLDG
Cedar 253l Tulsa, Okla. osage 25aS
GOOD business building on Greenwood.
want farm.
osage 300. THOMPSON, io1 Security.
HAVE Elt edge $500 real estate note ~
trade for good furniture. H. 5 Weaver,
Osaec s6gg.
HAVE tI7oO public service. first mort
gage bonds TO trade for real estate or
auto. Auge. Osnge 2s13,
SIX ROOMS, corner Irving Place. trsde
for car or anything OF value. owner
cedar o.
Will TRADE 500 acres Timber laud near
Wilburtuu. OKLA, for lot Ia Tulsa suit.
able for apartment; south side 'pre
ferred; land is clear Of everything ~
under-laid by coal aud has very good
prospect Tor OIL and gas Write Boz
isJ-N, Care World.
fOR SALE oR EXCHANGE 70
1--WE ROOMS. corner, southeast. trade fpr
car, lot. diamond or what hayo your
TEN-ACRE orchard to trade Tor equity
ln 3-toom, modern house Ia Tulsa.
Phone Osnrr 23h4-J
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Real Estate for Rent
wNNrrp no RrNr

WANTED TO RENT-By family W adults.
or o rooms furnished. apartment or
cottage. Rent must De- reasonable. niece
ly furnished and close iu. References.
CEDAR .s0G.K
WANTED to rtut uufuIususd. close Iu.
q. or to0WH must have three Ur
four hcdtucma adults only. best of tote
erCuuCs, viii pay top rent. Eivu tulI
details us To- rooms. condition. lru:. iu
first letter. Address boN SON. care
world.
WANTED TO RENT-F,c.room buurslaw
or apartment uufuru.shCd possession
wanted by September b, answer sOa.N
care World giving location, rent end
whom can be seen.
WANTED hv respon bile ,uuuie. mo- child.
reu. uuutuishcd bungalow ur apartment
with garage. OsHge ai1g.j.
WANTED By september la. OF Groom.
furnished, modern bungalow, must bs
located in good uelghbuihuuI. rpHguusi.
be parties. Phone osaEe tat7.J
WANTED no KENI-E|ght or IN.room
uuturuIshni house. C.I4r ttnt
WANTED--Sptuu or eight room flrulahtd
or uufurnishoh house from Denver Co
Boston. from l0ih street fu bfh Good
references. cedar la1a.U
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Many Compilations of Late in
the breckenridge, Texas.
District

The TeSas company No. 1s Black.
Ia section 1, breckenridge district.
stephens county, Texas has the top
OF tho'nnd at 3,2i9 feet and the to-
tai depth 325S feet. The well ls
flowing 10 barrels per hour after o
5O-quart shot.
York u Bateman have 1900, 900
feet OF gaa and are running the g.
inch casing al 80 feet In the pay sand
topped AZ $500 feet. In their No. b.
/ Sloan. In the Breckenridge district.
Same interests No. ! Jones. In the
Breckenridge district, is i50- barrel
producer In the ais TO 3.15i-foot
sand.
The Royal Palm oil company
(formerly Miller q Andrews) test on
tho Newman tract Breckenridge dis
trict has the top Of the sand at
2,00i feet and 10000 feet of gas
at 20 feet.ln. The well is now show
ing oil and stlll drilling.
Tho Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion No. Van Wrinkle in section 40,
block 8. Breckenridge district, has
the top OF the lime at 3,333 feet. and
is still drilling at $3.50 feet with
nothing showing.
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such time a. the price % crude oil
warrants an intensive drilling cam
painn.
Many OF tho iargers companies
have been approached who hold off
setting acreage TO Wilcox with the
View Of cooperating IN the shut
down movement and IN most cases
they are usually willing to agree in
the restriction OF drilling operations
In those wells which tho company IL
compelled 10 drill In. due to offsets
ana various royalty interests II haA
been It's fixed policy 70 frill TO such
u depth as would encounter tho flrst
production and not fully drill In the
sand for the big pay. and this. OF
course, is limiting the quantity OF
oil run to the pipelines, for which
WILCOX is TO be highly commended
and although the leader OF wildcat
development and producer OF wha,
may be termed "wlldcat OIL" yet he
ls equally as energetic In the big
shut down movement and one Of tho
first 10 thoroughly srahp the sltua-
tlon and take action.
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in THE OIL FIELDS
otncs sasi, Rssidcaos i4n w. H. PECK. p.

Alliance. II lasted three or four
years and then became only an uu.
pleasant memory II was william
Allen White who wrote what II the
Matter with Kansas ana made
himself fnmoua by so doing, lie said
The trouble with kausas is thni
the farmers are bound 10 raise more
hell than corn. otc.," and 80 on.
This sort Of thing viii never get
strong lu Oklahoma, there nre too
many directly divergent interests,
one Offsctting the other, and u Will
all work to the good Of the oil man
who ~ not playing political game,
not 20 that YOU could notice o.; and
moreover o. willing GO take a chance
on this politics.
No. tho boys Will De coming b0ck,
and here Is hoping that there ~
nothing more serious going 20 hap
pen than the said bOmosickneas, and
that wherever they go. and wher-
ever they play the game. that n Will
be played on the square and that
they all come back with clean rec
ords and will have made Tor Tulsa
m hon0red name.
The shutdown should not last 30
long M 10 furnish an excuse for a
trip that means 40 much In the way
OF grief 10 the oil man, ana certainly
II should never have been necessary.
1t ls one Of the things that win be
stopped one OF these DAYS, ana the
oil game will become business ana
not n game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09
No Sign Of a Cut in
Price Of Crude

The stock market has shown no
indication OF being sold short by a
lot of Wall street brokers. which
would indicate that the market for
crude was due for another cut. II II
the now way they have OF doing
things.
As early az tho middle Of last June
Independent oil stocks we're being
sold short, which means. that when
the price cut came aud the market
for these same Independent oil com
panies, took big slump. that the
gamblers at the other end cleaned
up enough money to stand cut In
the price OF crude for their own lit
tie production that was thereby at.
fectcd.
II iS said the Insiders made many
million dollars by this tactic, and by
reason OF the superior knowledge OF
what was coming, which they pos
sessed. As said before. II is the new
way OF doing things.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09
Celebrating the Ninth Ami
Uersdry Of Discovery Of
Oil at HedldtOn

The Healdton pool IN southern
Oklahoma is Q years old today. It's
proven area covers approximately
7.770 acres. Production per acre
has averaged more than 10000 bar
rels, and some leases have produced
ma high as $4,000 barrels to the
acre. The initial we'll was complet-
cd August 6, 1913. The biggest
months production Of that field
was In January. 1918. when the
daily output was 10000 barrels
An exchange has the above an
uOuncement and It certainly brings
to nina the days when Healdton
was first put on the map by we'll
making 100 barrels, but which the
scouts from Tulsa who never went
near the well on account OF the
hot weather and the long road, re-
ported good for 10 barrels
This report was the cause OF so
fe.y OF the oil men from this town
getting into that field. and was, OF
course, the real reason why so many
new men owned the best OF that
field. II has been n wonderful pool
and no mistake. They are making
the best gasoline to he had any
where, with the lowest enpoint at
the reflncries down there, and on
the 18th. Of this month, will have
the same freight rates as Tulsa on
Joys. The rcfiners are a good bunch
who operate there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09
With the Oil Men

Z. J. Bullock. director and pur-
chasing agent for the Standard OIL
company Of Indiana, has been in the
city for a couple OF days comforting
with his local manager. c. c. Lakin.
Bullock is not talking for publi-
cation these days
Eddy" Cowhey Of the Topco Gas
ollne company Is leaving Thursday
for Battle Creek. Mich. where he
will take a much needed rest. Cow
hey has made a wonderful rec
ord In the way OF retailing gasoline
and iubricating oils, having come
from ST. Louis where no was associ-
ated with the people who first built
filling stations. He has sold the
.Topco plant at Fifteenth and Bos-
ton to the National Refining com
pany for q consideration OF 100000
retaining one-half Of the lot with
house that rents up to nearly 500
per month. He has Hlso negotiated
the purchase of the Sinclair filling
station on East Second street, and at
the bridge across the Arkansas
river. and will thus retain the larg-
est number OF stations in Tulsa.
Here's hoping he enjoys his trip to
the home of the Grapenuts.
n. F. Dlck) Kinsella, chief scout
for tine New York Giants. is in the
city visiting his old friend. r. j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09
What Is the Matter
With Oklahoma

A representative of the Gulf In
terests In In the city signing up q
large number OF practical drillers
and tool dressers for work IN the
Argentine republic. IN a district said
to he located 100 miles south OF
Buenos Ayrcs. He is being nwamped
with applications which Is certainly
n hard slam at our own great state
OF Oklahoma, and moreover: the
comments being made by the oil
men who are going to make the trip
are oil one way. towit: I'VE are
going TO leave this country and let
them all fight II out as TO whom
is going to run this state and hope
that within two years It will all be
settled ana things back to normal"
When n man VIII leave the best
town In the world for n trip like this,
there Is something wrong. The ad-
venture 10 the only thing that should
appeal to any OF them and that GER
tainly does not compensate for leav-
ing friends and home sailing away
90 an unknown country where con-
ditions are bound 20 he vastly differ
ent from here. and where the
chances are 10 to one they will all
become a mighty homesiok bunch
and wish only for Tulsa. and will
ali be singing. "Oh. Take Me Back"
Tho situation here, politically. Ia
not one that need be run away from J.:
things will surely right themselves,
ana that mighty shortly, and what
ever the boys may think 10 wrong
es!=ts principally in tho Imagination.
The whole state OF Kansas was once
upon time tied up good and tigh,
in what was known as the Farmers