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ENa,NEER MAKES INSPECTION
,wv Tho Associated Press,

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 4-F C. EliiolS .
oh,ef drainage engineer OF the state III.
ternal Improvement board arrived Hene e.,
last night and today Is n'aNlns .s III -
spos. oro,rd the Pennsylvania sugar
ssnronanies s.@oo plantation northwest Of this
city. c,oa.s ,ra to the
- +ba+ the water Is rising at the
- ahout one inch every "a hours
Renorts from Moorehaven at the western err
adre Of Lake Okeechobee say that the
LCissin,mee river Is mile Wlder 'Ial
nver before and that the towns OF La
belle, Goodno, Bare Beach oKelahta . an.
Clewiston are all under water Jus,
Sa,,thwest of Moorehaven. the repor'
soys ia a body OF water forty miles Ions
and half a milo wide.
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ark to Withdraw
rom Ku Klux Klan
CBv The AssooIatsd Fress>

(EV mo RAho0thA1A
~TANTA. Ga, Oct, 4.-Formal with
F,, from all official connection with
yu 1<lux Elan will be made on Nov.
hv Edward Young Clarke, Imperial
Iard protein, ne announced here to-
saving It's affairs would be turned
then TO William j. Simmons, found =
nd Imperial Wizard OF the order
h. Clarke at the same time said the
national convention Of the Khan
4 he held in Atlanta the first week
November and he desired to reiin-
h. authority by then to Col, Simmons
IS said to have recovered his health
statement accompanying his res
kuou Mr.. Clarke said that more than
ear ago. when the attack on the hia'
| nj ms height and he was the prin
hi target. he announced his intention
tstI-,ng his position until organization
tne machine was completed. This has
N done he said
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Maintenance Men
Fuss Over Suit
fsv The Associated Press.)

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 4-Heated ar
gunents over a suit for 100000 brought
bv the maintenance Of way union against
former President Allen E. Barker. who is
accused Of misappropriating that sum
during his term at the head Of the union
and an address BY James J. Davis, sec
retary Of labor, in which ne warned
against petty sQuabbling" in labor or
ganizations. marked today's session OF
the maintenance brotherhoods conTcn-
ton here.
The Barker suit was brought before the
delegates when Mr.. Barker sought ia
have the court proceedings halted until
after the close Of the convention in order
that he might attend its session az
delegate from a Canadian local
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-05
IPORTS FROM
IUDANIA Are
ENCOURAGING
ht Satisfaction Expressed
bver ConciliatOry DISPOSE
ton of Turks.
kCH AGREEMENT ON
ALL BUT ONE POINT
is Agree to Turn Thrace
over to Turkish Forces
in Thirty Days.

|NDON. oct. Late tonight there
stlu 40 ucws from. Constantinople
z definite information of the actual
lture OF any protocol or agreement
IIudan.a or the results of today's
ing ~ the conference. None of the
nment departments in London had
news beyond the official COmmuni-
sent from Constantinople. but in
Ial circles great satisfaction was ex-
ed at the couclliatory disposition re-
d in the conference which is con-
ed az distinctly favorable to peace,
especially the statement that the
aHsta had adopted In principle the
note and ordered their troops TO
contact with the British,
10 view expressed in official quarters
Int ls that II the Turkish comman-
orders withdrawal in the Chanak
thus securing effective separation
. British and Turkish troops, there
20 no disposition on the part OF the
/ to stand out for complete retire
from the present neutral zone or
I upon terms hunillating to the
About To Reach Agreement
%STANTINOPLT. Oct. 4,-The Mu-
h conference, It Is understood, this
.rs will probably reach an agreement
IN points OF the Turkish proposals
which NJ Franklin -Bouillon secured
al Pashas pledge to suspend mill
movements during the negotiations
the exception Of the provisions re-
z to the occupation Of the western
of the Martha river by allied troops
sment on this point Is stili proceed
The allies havs agreed to turn over
CO to the Turkish army In thirty
as received this evening that M
,EIlr. .Bouillon. and Hamid Bey' Ma
Hist representative. have decided tc
N TO Constantinople from Mudan'a
ediately. strengthened the hope o.
successful Issue Of the conference
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FOREST FIRES CONTINUE
70 MENACE MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Oct 4.-Forest 1lres III
Tho wooded areas of central and north
ern minnesota continued their menace
{. tan,aht II with heavy rain the only hope
of forestry officials for any mate[1ai era
oharpa In the situation. The niue
.,,11o ee Of Manganese four miles trohl
C.nao1, IN Growing county, was threat
ened by fire that has oeei W. TTn,aas ,,ls
IN that vicinity three days ''iess t,so
strong adverse wind develops a,,o e"e
crews fighting the flames nope 10 So
| the village.
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FIND THREE CHINAM.EN
IN SHACK NEAR TAMPA

,,pA Ella Oct. 4--Three ChIha-
lA"a ,arasrn,ablv Ias smuggled in to this
men men were captured in a shack on ,.s. a
lonely lonely hT r0Sa s. B. Hopkins immigration in
To-Day nS SnorIes ~ &. Light, customs in
spector' or and a deputy sheriff. At the
speu sat,o ti,ne n. ]. schipman, former pro
S'hIt,on ~ officer here. and w. H. Goow,n
-ysre arrested and lodged IN 1all cnaI ,IsSa 60
with harboring the smugsieo
aliens
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rTEMPT SAN DIEGO TO
-EW YORK FLIGHT TO-DAY
a., m. AasooIatsd Pressl

IAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 4.-Lleutena,'7 ~
1n A. MaCready and Oakley heiIy'
ny avlators who hope tomorrow 10
.-t NON stop flight from San Diego Diego
Nav York, made final preparatloi's'
lsy 70 take of at daybreak' "oro
k received from the weather bureau
Washington that tho air waves pe-
pen the two points probably woulu o'
ie from storms in the next 4s hours
rhe avlators hope to make the reCoI u
b In from % to 30 hours, The fuel sup ppo
ia supposed to be sufficient for 80
u~q Al average speed Of il5 miles oh
u- ls predicted by the aviators.
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)UTHERN COLLEGE
OPENS AT LAKELAND
lgy rhs Associated Press.)

{ 6y The Associated PreSSJ :,
LAKELAND, Oct. 4--Southern coIese
gan It's frat years work at Lakelanu
day, more than zoo students, having
gistsred Bishop w. n. Ainsworth OF
o southern Methodist church was the
cipal eneoEcr at tho initiatory eXer-
sc9 which we,c held In the auditorium
he first Methodist church because
' number " those attending was
.ea;or than the college auditorium
."d accommodates Bishop Alnsworth
slsred that southern was destined 70
come one OF the greatest educatIon"'
''U,u',o1s IN the South.
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RODY OF STEAMER
CAPTAIN IS FOUND
NV The Associated Press.)

TAMPA, Fla, oct. 4.-The body OF Of
Con+ain G, $. Hyers, of the steamship
Tr,,xi,lo was recovered today after an
-, n,a,n+ search of waters in the Vicin-
o.. - t,,a ,,lace where the Truxillo slipped
s, +ta marine railway of the Tampa
Tao,, Comnany. Captain Hyers was one
- tha oldest and best known seafaflng
,aon in Gulf waters. Funeral Will De
held here tomorrow
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oalnIEs BEAT ST. LOUIS

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. Hanging
ut IL base hits and overcoming a three
rim lead which st. Paul secured IN tne
a~st three innings. the Orioles. champions
- tba international league, crushed the
American association flag winners III
+ha opentng game Of the little world Sc
rIas here this afternoon to 4
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BISHOP poNoHuE DIES

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 4.-Rlght
Raw patrick James Donohue, bishop
~ the Roman Catholic diocese Of
Wheeling. died here tonight after
lingering illness.
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lNERS WILL RENEW
THEIR WAGE DEMANDS
,e Annotated Press.l

BY The Associated Press.)
aN\ ELAND, Oct. Renewal of the
.'' wage demands at the Indianap-
convention in February, 1922. was
~" med hy the United Mine Works
committee in session here late
lay These demands viii be presented
.' Joint conference Of miners and
"s which is to be held on or be-
january ?, 1928. John l.. Lewis,
'''"enl Of the miners, announced.
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THE WEATHER

EXTREME NORTHWEST FLOR
TDA-Local showers Thursday and
Friday.
wTNDs-East Gulf, moderate over
south portion: weather partly over
east with local rains Thursday. West
Culf moderate TO fresh east and
southeast. partly overcast with local
rains Thursday.
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FAIR WEATHER FOR TooAY's GAME

NEW YORK, Oct. IA sInsIe 4I110
.uo,,, fbe national weather bureau to-
night brought JOY to thousands Of oase-
hsII fans who await tomorrow's ciash
hetween the Yanks and the Giants II
Says: ,,,,... ,,,,, ,,ro,-
ably Friday
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

-5reds Of Journal readers viii
..,..n that Journal WANT ADS
Irc sood investments, TRY oNE'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
Oil NeUs From
Lamont District

Three tests are now drilling along
the east Grant county line that are
on the general line OF folding be-
tween CARRIER and Deep Creek
fields, recommended by the United
states geological report OF December
30. on east Grant county.
Lynch q klement, Bridgewater No.
southeast OF the northeast OF 35-
26-3w, have completed under-ream-
INK and have set the 10 1-2-inCh
casing at 500 feet, ana are drilling
deeper. All surface water was shut
off with one Joint OF 2O-inch. The
hole has stood up we'll and is logging
very satisfactory.
Meteor oil company No. / Chaney
northwest Of 14-25-3w Is $40 feet
and is preparing TO resume opera
ton at once.
Haworth oil company, southwest
OF 2i-25-2w, has spudded. The gas
line Is completed. Drilling TO COM
mence as soon as the gas is turned
Into the line. These three tests are
being very closely watched. Several
or the larger companies are buying
acreage around them for protection
II Ii conceded that the chances for
opening up a new pool in this local.
ity ia very favorable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
Adrance in Tank Wagon
Price of Gasoline Has Effect
in Making Mdrketers Con-
regiion Complete Success

Tho members Of the Marketers as
s5r.a,ion and their friends are all
smiling today and this is not due 70
the .tet that the sun is shining, but
bsra.se Of the fact that the Mag
pol.t Refining company has met the
Aadyagpe OF 2 cents per gallon in
sOkIaEUma, which was first put into
cffe.. bv the Pierce people on Mon
dav and met by the Texas company
TuosHly and now by the Magnolia,
which assures the successful install
1t.n OF the new prico for tank
wagon delivery While everybody
has been discussing this slight ad-
vance down in oklahoma because OF
the nrt that II indicates better
market. II is doubtless "A fact that
among those best informed IL IL con-
fdeut,y believed that the Chicago
tank wagon market will advance
within the present week.
Predictions made several weeks
ago that gasoline would be selling
from l6jh cents to IS cents per gal
lon I'm the field has become a reality.
THE convention from a trading
Uandpoint Is by far the most sue
ressrl OF any convention ever held.
ReNuprs especially are doing big
business in gasoline at the advanced
nriccs on account OF many jobbers
having waited until the last moment
40 stock up for the demand. 50-Sp
navy gasoline is selling from IS u
cents TO lbA cents and from pres
ont indications IL would seem that
the demand will bring the price up
20 Is cents within the next week or
ten DAYS.
Fuel oil remains unchanged
around so cents per barrel, with not
much change In gas oil prices. The
higher gravities OF gasoline are
bringing their usual premiums, and
will continue to do so. Business Is
better than It has been during any
one week this year, and II thei de-
mand continues Il will, no doubt, put
the independent refiners once again
, upon a paying basis.
Wednesdays session OF the asso-
clatlon was devoted TO the discussion
OF the numerous taxes that have
been imposed by the various states
and II was decided to fight these un'
iust taxes by the association acting
as unit. 1t is evident that there
will be concerted action which
means tUt lOI al anu ali ~ 'A''
"In union there is strength" wal
most frequently heard at Wednes'
days session.
The display OF everything that
goes with the oil business and espe'
cially the marketing end of same II
BY far the best ever seen at any con-
vention anywhere There Is AMPLE
room TO begin with and exhibitors
are saying that never again will they
show their goods In a hotel as ha'
been frequently done. There will be
a wild west show or something OF
the kind in the upper story OF con
vention hall tonight and the meet
ing will wind up Friday night.
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tic consumption of kerosene in
January was 2.47S.S24 barrels. In
December, 2,4473OO barrels. and IN
January 1921. 2,SS8,290 barrels,
Gas and Fuel oil.
Production " gas and fuel oil IN
January was gO.4312ll barrels; in
December, 2O.6l3,54o barrels. and IN
January, 1921, 19,9c1.OiS barrels.
stocks January 81, were 31.416,223
barrels. December 81, 3l,696.796
barrels. and January 81, 1921, 2l,-
02P.241 barrels. Exports In January
were l,53i,69l barrels; in December
1.S76,576 barrels and In January,
1921. 2.S1,9S6 barrels. The indl-
Gated domestic consumption of gas
and fuel oil iu January was l9,lNO.-
1913 barrels. iu December. l7,b03,2s5
barrels and I'm January 1921, l5,-
.OgS ,02l barrels.
Iubrlcating Oh
Production OF luhricatiuC oil IN
January was 1.769.377 barrels. bon Do
rcmbcr. 1qGG.Ol6 barrels. and in
January 1921, 2O45,444 barrels
Stocks January 81, were h.S3SS2l
barrels ln December, t.1Gl.osi bar
rels, and IN January 1871 4,a56,50j
barrels Exports in January were
7t6.373 barrels iu December. SAL
4ol barrels. aud IN January, 1921,
9OG.155 barrels Tho indicated do
mestlc consumption ~ luhricating
oil in January wus 34b,267 harrelF.
iu December l.3g2.916 barrels and
In January. 1921, 5Nl,74S barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06

OF 1900 barrels from eight feet iu
the 2.6OO-foot sand Since then it
has never flowed less than 1850
barrels and during the month OF
March from 1900 to 100 barrels
daily Tho sand Formations drilled
through BOO 80. q looked far moro
favorable for big production than IN
No. T. 80. o Is 5On feet south ~
No. / Tho See lease is owned by the
Comar Oh company.
Tho No. ? Plum farm of tho
Humphreys Petroleum company boo
tho northwest OF lO-"I-1W. is one of
the most important tests being drillCdy
iu the field Tho location is onC-hnR
milo north of the SO. I Murray of
the Southwestern Petroleum COM
uauy Total depth OF tho hplc SUM
day WINS o. $50 feet should prpluc-
uou py had 600 tho q. 2.GuU-fuot turmn-
tlou the production area viii ho OK
tended onc-hllf milo north No. 3
Murray Iu the southwest ot l0-2i-
lv. southwestern Petroleum com.
p1uv 1u1 80 Novoiuev. in the
southeast or lo.gt-lw white Eaglo
Ou q RuNuIuE Co. ARE both duo 60
ho drilled Iu 100 the 2Io0-fout sand
Monday or Tuesday
Mathud is reported to have made
n new location fu. H doep test ON
the GD1rEe M.loH allotment. thror
miles northeast VI TOukawB. iu the
southwest corner NJ tho southwest
of 2A.1C-lW. Farmers lu tho vicinity
" ToulHwH continue 60 profit Ivy
their lolao deals with Oh mon Roy
Davis lust 'oll la reported 10 nave
hought tho Hollis farm. the uorjh-
west ~ 2t.9a-iw, five W'lrH south
east, fUr % consideration uf $4,000.
4 few days aEu he lcnsod it to tho
Comar on company Tor $4,000.
Tho OHsle OIL company is drilling
Nt 400 foct ut No I NDDnuIrls. iu
the southwest of 96-2G-1w.
Tho Champllu Oh 4 Refining Co
has spuddcd IN nt 80 3 Morris. iu
tho southwest Of lb-2i-1w
NO o Twin on the Smith farm, in
the northeast ~ i5-2i-1w, Is drilling
az $500 fcet No. , Is drilling at
500 feet and No. is drilling at
200 feet
The Producers 4 Rcfuerp Corp
Is making quick work ~ laying its
thrco-inch limo 90 the refinery IN
Blackwell Tho pumping station will
hc located in the southeast corner
~ tho smith farm, northeast Of
l5-2A-Iw. the lowest point in the
Tonkown Neld whore production can
be run by an easy gravity. Tho line
is now strung from the field tu
Blackwell
Tho SlO.fooi Ens area was OK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
In the Burbank Pool

The Prairie oil & Gas Go.
No 3 in the center OF the south line
OF the southwest Of the southeast ot
the northwest uf 4-2B-6. Is m8kiUg
SO barrels per day after the go
quart shot
Tho Tidal.Osagc OF company is
setting the G-iuCh casing at 2.bl2
feet In No. z I'm the northwest cor
ucr of the northeast Of the north
west Of the southeast of 4-26-6.
Tho kcwauce OH a. Gas Co. g.
completing two good wells nt the
Burbank In IT, No. 1 IN tho south-
west corner OF the northeast OF a.
.6-6. which has a hole fun OF oil iu
tho 2.StO Co 2.S15-foot sand. No.
Joe The southwest corner ot the north
west OF the southwest OF the north
cast OF 4-26-6 has a hole fun OF oil
lat 1900 feet.
The Devonian oil corporation Is
drilling near tho sand at 2,515 feet
In No. s I'm tho center of the south
line Of the southwest of tho south
rsst Of the southwest Of b-26-G.
]. II. Hmous and associates No. 2
In the southeast corner OF the north-
east ~ tho northeast of 5-26-6 is cg.
tlmnted ht 1900 barrels per day after
tho shot
Tho carter OH company No In
the center of the west line OF the
southwest Of the porthwcst of the
northwest Of 1896 made sos bar
rcls the first "a hours after the
shot.
The Cofdcn oil & Gas CO. No. =
I'm the southeast corner OF the north
east ~ tho northeast ~ 27-26-6 IN q
hO-barrol well natural and viii be
shot
Tho TidaI.Onge oil company
No. l3 IN the center of the northeast
of the northeast OF 2-2G-7 is max
ing 100000 feet OF gas In tho
SS7-foot pay.
The Tidal-Osage big we'll in the
center of the southeast OF the north
east OF the southwest OF 3O-27-6 was
shot with 10 quarts and IL making
900 barrels.
The Producers & Refincrs Corp
No. 10 IN the southeast corner OF tho
northwest Of the northeast Of the
northwest OF 31-27-6 has completed
a l75-barrel producer after the shot
Tho Atlantic Petroleum corpora
| tion test I'm the center ot the east line
of the west half Of the southwest Of
1884 has goo feet OF fluid "a tho
| hole after n 100-qunrt shot in the
5,l0s TO 3,i39-foot sand
The Gardner Petroleum corpora
tion Is drilling at 1850 feet on No. 3
| In the southwest Of tho northwest
| OF the southeast OF i-2G-5. Same in
tcrests arc drilling at 1850 feet on
| No. same farm.
J. -. Simons and associates Noe
In the center Of the southeast OF the
northeast pf tho southwest OF Lee.
| g. Is setting the 5-inch at the top OF
the sand at 2,a0S feet TO drill in.
The Laurel oil a Gas Co. No. 3 ir
the center OF the east line Of IN,
northeast OF the southeast Of IN,
northwest OF 1-2G-5. Is setting th'
5-inch casing at ASA feet.
The phillips-Skelly interests mr.,
drilling at 2.G60 feet on No. in tn
southeast corner Of the northeast o
the southeast OF 25-27-5.
| The RoNana Petroleum corpora
ton Is drilling az the top OF the sane
Rt 2,9O6 feet I'm No. II In the south.
west corner Of the northwest OF the
southeast Of 36-27-5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
OUer 100000 Acres Nolo
Assembled by AIcOrH Oil
Company

PONCA CITY, April 5.-One hum
drcd and five thousand acres have
been assembled up to the present
time by the Alcorn oil company Of
this city, the Marland subsidiary that
is I'm charge Of all wildcatting work
for the parent concern at tho pres
ent time. II is claimed that all this
acreage Is on structure, worked out
by the Marland geologists under the
direction OF spot" Geyer. Alto
gether 81 structures were worked
out IN the Ponca City district and Of
these 10 have been developed, -
now producing oil. The Alcorn
acreage Is in the vicinity of the
other undeveloped structures. The
company now has five wells drilling
and four more ready to start.
The total production OF the Mar
land and associated oil companies at
the present time Is around 1000
barrels daily from all its fields. II
was increased 1000 barrels recently
by bringing in the No. see in the
Bliss-Tonkawa field.
A new wildcat location In the
Ponca city territory is that OF the
Amerada Petroleum company on De
Rig Goose allotment, In l7-25-lw,
about l2 miles southwest OF Ponca
city. near tho junction OF the Chi
kaskia and salt Fork rivers. In this
same locality the RoXana Petro-
leum company has made a location
| for a deem test on the william Gum
farm, Iylng Just west OF the Chikas-
kia. about one mile north or It's
| junction with the Salt Fork.
McCaskey-Wcntz OF Ponca city
now have four wells drilling in the
| Rlss-Tonkawa field, including i"e
no. Hayes az about 100 feet, the
! no. . Hayes shut down at about $40
feet "a star machine location), the
| No. Eastman strengthening out a
bad hole at 1925 feet, and the NO ]
Mckee drilling at about 1000 feet.
The fourth pipeline 10 enter me
Bliss -Tonkawa pool Is that OF the
producers n Reflners company,
which is connecting tho producing
property Of tho Amarada Petroleum
company In the field with the Pro
ducers 4 ReNuers refining plant AT
blackwell The Champlin Refining
company has q line from the field TO
Enid, the Marland company a line
from the field 10 the Ponca city re-
flnery, and the Blackwell oil 4 Gas
a line that now connects It's gas
wells with Tonka and later 70 Black
well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06

IN tle usage
The Midland OIL company lE drill
IN a l55O feet on No. 40 IN tho
northeast corner OF the southwest
OF 3-26-l2.
Same company No 43 In the
southeast corner of tho northeast
OF d-2G-l2, rs making 10 barrels aft
er Ao-luart shot In the BartlCs-
Vile sand,
Tho Dsago oil corporatIou tos,
In the southeast corner Of gs-29-il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
Analysis of Petroleum
Statistics for JdnuurU

According to the American Pc
troleum institutes analysis OF COM
plete Official petroleum statistics for
January 1922. there was an excess
Of domestic production and imports
over indicated total consumption in
cluding exports amounting 10 a.
2S5,343 barrels Tor the month, or at
an annual rate OF 25O.6i7.76O bar
rels. In January, 1921, there was
an excess OF production over con-
sumption amounting TO 7S13.1O5
barrels, or at an annual rate Of 91,-
9g2,775 barrels, while In December.
1921, there was an excess OF produc-
tlon over consumption Of 14,OS7,539
barrels an annual rate OF 165.S69.-
500 barrels. The analysis which
takes into consideration changes in
pipe line and tank farm crude oil
stocks, in crude and liquid refined
stocks held at refincries and In stocks
Of Mexican oil held I'm the United
States, follows:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
o. p. & X. Getting Wei
in Peru Sand

The Oklahoma Producing & Re-
flning corporation has 1000 feet ~
oil IN the 1O-inch hole az six or
seven feet I'm the Peru sand. which
was topped at 2,457 feet. I'm the test
I'm the southeast of the northwest Of
the northeast OF 20-1S-S.
This test was shot with 40 Quarts
In the Peru sand from 2,457 to 2.462
feet, and they are now shut down
TO run the oight-inch casing and set
a nipple. The well is hair a mile
southwest of the Burtord Brim we'll.
which, however. is producing from
the butcher sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-06
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1922

spection agency was ordered. l.. V.
Nicholas OF Omaha, Neb., president
OF the association. announced that
he would name the committee later.
Gasoline inspection has increased
until state inspectors, submitting
their annual reports. openly bras OF
the profits" said Mr.. Nicholas.
Inspection Is exercised under the
police power OF the state and cannot
be used as a source OF revenue. po-
lice power is not even remotely Jus
titled in inspecting gasoline. Gaso-
line inspection laws are perfectly
silly, uniustified and an uu-Amcri-
can form OF larceny" he declared.