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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Standard Oil Companies
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

,Midw Rfs170 1870
NTH Pr Cp i2A 12N
Mutual o. 6is 6A
IS OK Pr. 1873 14is
Sapui Rfg 81 .3is
|WStO& L as .35
par $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables-spot cotton moderate
1o.a1d. Sales, 10000 bales; American
1000 bales. Imports. 1900 bales; Ameri-
can. $4,000 bales Futures opened steady
at to points advance. Closed steady at
to II points advance, May, 100Sd; July
l0o6d; Oct, 0.abd; Jan, 0.s6d; May ss1d
Manchester: Yarns steady cloths good de-
nand for India.
Cottonseed Oil
There was comparatively littie new
feature in the market for oottonseed oil
and as the demand was very slow, prices
were easier under little local selling
prompted by the heaviness in lard and
grain, and final quotations were to 8
points net lower, with total sales Of $500
bbls.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Wheat Declines as
Liverpool Prices Drop
Foreign Exchange Weakness a
Factor Closes at a to 2
Gents Lower

CHICAGO, April 11.-Wheat declined
in price to-day, largely as result of
downward tendency Of Liverpool quo
tations and weakness Of foreign ex-
change. The close was unsettled at y c
to &c net lower, with May S1.31N to
$1.31N, and July, s1.20 to S1.20h. Corn
finished unchanged to nc of; oats, un-
changed to Ac down. and provisions
unchanged to setback Of zoe.
Better milling demand at St. Louis,
Kansas City ard Omaha helped somewhat
at one stage to rally the wheat market
here. but toward the end OF the day a
renewa! Of weakness became evident
ewing more or ioss to gossip that two
Minneapolis MILLS were offering to sell in
Chicago hard winter wheat which had been
purchased In tbs Southwest. Selling OF
10000 bushels here To go To store was
also late depressing factor especially
as to the May delivery.
Persistens rainy weather made the mar
ket fer corn and oats relatively steady
Business however, lacked volume.
Provisions. az q rule. we're iowerSin line
with hogs on account Of increasing stock
OF lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date. Name. Per CT.
April f4-Ailied Chemical s. Dye Cor
poration ..,............
April 14--Art Metal Const. Co.. tempy y
April A. do vot. tr.............. y
April l6--AtlAntic Refining Co. pf... TX
April l5-Rritish Empire Stasl Corp,
Ltd, rs pf B. IN
April i6-Corn Exchange BANK. ..... IN
April 15--Cnnsolidated Coal Co...... III
April I6--Famous Piayers-Lsky Cor.
poration pr ..............
April 15--Hupp Motor Car Corp. Y
April l4--Ingersoll- Rand Co. 2m
April 15---Lima Locomotive Works.
Inc, pr .,............... Ia
April 1b--Pere Marquette ny. Co. pr. IA
April s. do prior pf ........,... IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Booth Fisheries Haa Loss

The Booth Fisheries, in it's annual re-
port for 1921, showed loss Of 49,
239,o44, after charges and depreciation.
This compares with deficit Of $7sS,5e2
In 1920. A net loss of s1,21A,S52 was
carried for the year, as compared with
a profit Of s81, $50 in 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Cottonseed Oil
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The market ocened
point lower TO advance of points
sold up sharply on demand from operators
VINO mad gold cost and freight sugars
coupled with new speculative buying on
me higher spot market, where raw sugars
sold at 21ac cost and freight. Offerings
had bought actual sugar, The market
closed to points net higher, with un-
filed buying orders at the close of the
market. The range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12

Southern Spot Markets. Galveston steady.
unchanged a 17.S0c; sales. 1877 bales New
Orleans quiet. 10 points lower at 1850;
lower at 1880; sales, 10 bales. Savannah
quiet. unchanged at lie; sales, 45S bales.
Norfolk steady, unchanged at 17c; sales,
AGA bales Augusta quiet unchanged at
1850; sales. 90 bales. Memphis steady,
UNCHANGED at lie: sales. $50 bales. Hous-
ton steady, unchanged at 17.15c: sales,
Liz bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged
at 16.75c; sales. SO bales Dallas steady.
unchanged at 1900; sales, l.a17 bales
Montgomery firm, unchanged at 16c; sales,
IFS bales. Fort Worth quiet, unchanged
nj t6.75c; sales. 400 bales
Cotton Sfaf{stics
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20
Mrs. Pofenberger
Endorses. Mr.. Ogden

Following ogdens speech Point Pleasant meeting
the July 3D. Mrs Lva Simpson Poenbger wife Of George
earnestly the interest Of Mr. Ogden
the influential
interest West Virginia
politics. chairman the Liberty Loan Committee Of
Virginia service call forth high
compliment the national In 1919 Mrs Pofenbager
invited to become the head Republican voters OF W. va but declined ana
National Advisory Board of the party
straight from the shoulder and to
the Mr.
candidacy stirring in his behalf
Pofenbarger said in
the Republican nomination the senate
him to be worthy of the
van has the best interests Of the state at heart
United States Senate would add greatly the efficiency Of
legislative body He is sincere his endeavo be service
his felwman, worthy Of the and confidence Of
and child in state
am particularly in his
his intense regard for the suffering
advocate
procure conditions and better legislation for the Of the state
problems which has Just recently expunded you
in Mr. Ogden really ne
childhood his native and nation educated 70 the
school, playground rather than the factories and the
the vssitpdes q M an equality q education
training Mr. ogn record Of service the people Of the state ~
years entities him expect than perunctcry cord
Grafton from the people Of West Virginia
personally regard Ogden sterling worth West
nemae value the Republican party lie mas nor
many years Of Wheeling ngencer and has made Of
synonym Repubcans every He native
Vgan bis education in the institutions the state
and has lived the Of the state
probably within its border and happily mas
the ability energy fight the peoples battles
active the advocacy Of parcay every piece
the legislative in the last twenty years.
andh B asked for anything IN return
II am glad that Ogden candidate for the Senate and
believe Of West Virginia and the Repuh
can party elected commend his candidacy
West Virginia Washington that viii reflect dis
tnguished credit to West Virginia"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20


A visitor at the capitol was accom-
panied by his small son. The little
boy watched from the gallery when
the house came to order.
Why did the minister pray for
all those men, Papg.
He didn't. He looked them over
and prayed for the country. 81 ithy
Paragraph Film.
The Criminal
When the donkey saw the zebra
He began to switch his tail:
well, | never" was his comment,
There's mule that's been in JAIL"
Exchange
Husband: "Iris, when | looked at
my account last night nearly died
of fright Our motor car il costing
us over five hundred year"
Wife: well, Jack, don't blame me.
| advised you not to keep an account
Exchange
$50
If you think this is free country
just try to park your car somewhere.
Brooklyn Life.
Infatuated druggist (roused at 2
A. NJ 1.-TWO pennyworth of bicar-
Donate of soda for Indigestion when
a glass of hot water would have done
just as we'll"
Sandy: "Weel, weel, I'll no. bother
We after all. / thank We for the adj
vice. Good NIGHT. London Opinion
Excited traveller: "Can l catch the
four-o'clock express for Briming-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20

ham -
Railway Official: calmly: @That
depends on how fast you can run.
It started thirteen minutes ago.
Topnotch Magazine.
June Bride: Dear, il / do the
cooking for a whole year, what do l
get?'
June BRIDEGROOM: my life insur-
ance. Seattle Post.
She dosen't paint
She dosen't rouge,
She dosen't smoke,
She dosen't booze.
She dosen't kiss
She dosen't pet
She's thirty-eight,
And. single yet.
Judge.
Limerick
His head is square, and mostly bone
His common name is Ivory
Dome,"
But the fellow who gave him that
name,
Also has head that is about the
same.
''The victim is intoxicated boss,'
said the chef to the cannibal chief.
"Fine,D replied the chief. 81 al
ways like my meat stewed.
The Sunday School teacher had
been telling her class about the bene-
fits of being good. At last she ask
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20

That's rubbing it on the government,
so to speak.-The Pathfinder.
A negro on farm was asked to
hold COW while cross-eyed farmer
hit her on the head with an axe.
The negro observing the mans eyes
inquired: rs you gwine to hit whar
you look boss ?"
"Ya as" replied the farmer.
"Den hold de cow yourself, sah!"-
Victorian.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20

ed: where do good little girls go 2"
"To Heaven was the prompt re-
ply.
where do the bad girls go?"
ITO the station to see the travelling
men come Charity & Children.
Efficiency expert estimates that
girl stenographers in the government
service lose $6,0O0,o00 worth Of time
each year roughing their cheeks
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-20

u STAND For :

Recognition Of party service and rewarding those
who have worked to make the Republican party and win
victories rather than recognition Of those who have been
neutral and Indifferent.
Not only representative government but diversi-
fed representation and upon the farmers being repre-
sented.
Similar economic policies in our State admnistra-
ton that being applied National administration.
Approximation based upon the actual requirements
OF the various State departments rather than upon the der
sires Of the heads OF those departments.
0 Amending our Public Service Laws:
(a) Prohibiting members OF the Public Service
Commission from holding other offices in the State for
period OF years from the time this membership in
said Commission terminates.
tb) Removing from the Public Service Com
mission power to make and regulate rates for light
heat, water AID street fare with Public Utility
Corporations, and replace that power in the govern
ing bodies Of the municipalities Of the State.
Sufficient state aid for rural schools to give
the country boys and girls equal opportunities with the
town children for education
STAND AGAINST:
Senator Johnson because he has never gotten far
enough from the Democratic cradle to work for the Re-
publican party, either personally financially with his
paper which he camoufages Republican paper.
Mr. James because he is lawyer and does not think
in terms of the farmer general business problems
condemn the abnormal increase in the expenses of
of State government
a The creation of any Commission with their
accompanying burden of expense.
5 The further issuance of tax-en1pt securities. ~
The proposed increase in assessed valuations of real
estate without properly restricting evying boards
Appropriation bills patterned after those of the
weathiest commemorative of our nation.
Our Public Service Law with its one-sided appli-
cation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1922

therefore, may be that the present
line is only temporary and that "
production should warrant, II may
later be extended farther north and
perhaps all the way to the refinery
at Regina.
This will bc the second interna-
tional pipeline from the United
states 10 Canada. Tho other line
runs from Cyguct, Ohio. northward
through Ohio ana Michigan and
thence under the Detroit river to
Sarnia, ontario. whore IL aupplcs
the Imperial on company's plant at
that place, with It's crude require
ments
Refining crude petroleum I'm Can
ada has proven II very profitable
business as there IL no tariff on
crude entering that country while
there is high duty on all refined
products. when the tariff was taxi
en- or from the raw product and q
duty placed on refined, To Rppessc
the oil producers and to encourage
them 20 hunt for now fields the Do
miniou government placed bounty
Of b2iR cents per barrel on all crude
petroleum produced anywhere In
Canpdn. Producing petroleum in
Canada would thus he an attractive
proposition II enough of IL could ever
be found az tho producer is always
assured h2 n cents per barrel above
the posted market price. Inland oh
Index
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
WeIeeska District

Gypsy oil company has location in
the southeast Of the northwest of 2l-
9-l0.
Thomas Gilcrease has casing trou-
BILE at 1850 feet in the southeast of
the northeast Of the southwest or p
1910.
Oklahoma Petroleum & Refining
Co. is drilling at 2,S50 feet with hole
full OF water In the ceuter OF the
south line OF the north half OF the
southwest OF 17-l0-le.
TranscOntinental is fishing casing
at $500 feet with l00-bairel show In
the southwest of the northwest OF the
northeast OF 29-l0-l0.
Atlantic oil a Petroleum Co. is
drilling at $3.50 feet in the northeast
Of the northeast of the northwest OF
2-10-11.
Lppa and others are drilling at
1883 feet in the northwest of the
southwest of the southeast OF II
l0-ll.
Fisher and associates are drilling
at 1850 feet In the southeast OF the
southwest of 25-10-11.
Greis O. d, Schock are drilling at
$50 feet in the southwest Of the east
haF OF the southeast OF the south
west of 25-10-l1.
Indiahoma Refining company Is
shut down for six-inch casing at g.
$50 feet in the southwest of the
southeast of 25-10-l1.
Tidal Usage oil company Is drill
ing at 1895 feet in the southeast of
| the northwest OF the southwest of
34-l0-l1.
RoEanna Petroleum corporation IL
rigging up in the northeast OF the
| southeast of the northwest of Sc
1911.
Texas company ia drilling at L.
| 090 feet in the northwest OF the
northeast OF 36-10-l1.
Minnehoma Oil company has rig
on ground in the northwest OF the
northeast OF the southwest OF To-
1911.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Texas.
Little Gasoline in Storage

John u. Reynolds, secretary OF
the Western Petroleum Refiners'
association. Is in the city from Kan
sas city and says: "A canvass of the
refining situation In the Mid Cont
nent field indicates that there is a
very limited amount of stocks on
hhnd with some of the companies
withdra wing from the market. Four
of the largest refining organizations
in the field are in the market for
gasoline and II is expected that
orders will be placed during the next
few days; they will be buying in tho
neighborhood OF thousand cars for
storage, to take care of the spring
season. A large export demand is
also anticipated.
indications point to a firm and
rising market, following the holiday
season Unquestionably the grading
of crude resulted in an increase in
price on the higher Eravities, with
greater gasoline content and that
necessa rily means that the reflner
must get more for refined products
81 he is 10 remain IN the market. 1t
II Eea=Taiiy predicted that the price
Of crude will take an upward trend
after the first of the year. Based
upon consumption of previous years
and the improved highways now
under course of construction
throughout the country: the refin-
ers are looking forward to the big
gest season in their history.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Illinois Company TO Pipe Oil
into Canada

Pipe has been ordered and shipped
from the mills for siN-lnoh line
from the kevln-Sunburst oil ficld in
North Montana to the tank farm and
loading racks OF the Imperial Oh
company, at Coutts, Alberta, Do
miuion OF Canada. The line viii be
laid by the Illinois Pipe Line COM
pany, ana will probably start from
the town OF Sunburst where the
Ohio oil company has storage
tanks. and loading racks. 1t will lie
approximately ten miles long. There
viii be an initial pHmp station I'm the
field which will probably be located
at Sunburst
The Imperial on company which
is the Canadian subsidiary OF the
Standard of New Jersey, hae had a
number of storage tanks and loading
racks at Coutts for several years
The Ohio oil eompauy has been ship
ping crude 90 this point for the I'm
porial from eastern Wyoming fields
where IL has been put into storage
and from there shipped TO the Inn
pcrial rcfineries at either Vancouver
Regina or Prince william.
IL Is thought that most OF the
Eeyin- -Sunhurst crude will be ehipped
to the works at Regina. 1t has TO 90
rather a roundabout route 20 get
there being carried for short haul
north by the Great Northern to Leth-
bridge and thence TO Regina over the
Canadian Pacific, the total distance
being about four hundred miles. II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Henry oil company has location
in the southeast of the northeast Of
the northwest of 2-l0-e
Independent OIL & Gas Co. ia am.
ing at 500 feet in the northwest OF
the southeast OF 2-10-9.
Kemp Jennings J ohnson are drill
ing at 2940 feet with barrel
show in the northwest OF the south
east OF the northeast OF 2-10-9
Mldwest Il Gulf are spudded and
shut down in the northwest Of the
southeast OF the southeast OF 2-l0-9.
Robinson aud associates are dr.u-
ing at 3.l27 feet In the southeast Of
the southwest of 2-10-9.
Skelly & Cosden are drilling at L.
$50 feet in the southwest OF the
northeast of the northeast of 2-l0-0.
Empire Gas n Fuel Co. Is drill
ing at $500 feet In the northeast OF
the southeast of the northeast of H.
1919.
Foster on company has rig and
tools in the southwest Of the north
east Of the northwest of i2-l0-9.
Gypsy OH & Empire have 200 bar
rcls at 3,QS4 feet in the northeast OF
the southwest Of the northeast OF
o-10-9.
Roblnson C Cibson & 2arhlser have
70 barrels on swab at 3,lSS feet IN
the southeast Of the northwest of 2
1919.
jennings & Kemp are shut down Ht
3,15j feet with small oil show in the
northeast of the southwest OF the
nor, hwost Of l2-1O-9.
Cosden oil & Gas Co has rig In
the northeast Of the southwest OF IL
l0-9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Many Oil Compcries Are
Declaring Dividends

The Newblock oil company Of
Tulsa has declared a dividend of so
cents per share payable on January
is to stockholders OF record OF jan
uary 2.
The Gulf oil corporation has de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 81 l-2
cents on new s25 par stock payable
January 2 and December 20. This
Is equivalent to IS per cent year
on old stock which paid Sc per ear.
The Humble Oil & Refining Co.
has declared rs per cent stock div
ldend thereby increasing authorized
capital to from $25,000.000 TO S43,-
ESQ. 900. Tho mar value Is reduced
from 500 to s25.
Cosden & Co. has declared the
regular quarterly 81 dividend peya-
BILE February /, on stock Of record
of January 3.
The Mexican Eagle oil company
has declared a semlannual dividend
OF per cent payable December 81.
This compared with 10 per cent a
year ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
80, 900, ,000-F0ot Gas Well
Teapot Dome

Teapot dome sprung another sur
prise on the talent, Thursday when
the Mammoth on company uncork ed
4 10000, 0,000foot gasser right in the
middle OF the structure. 1t is located
in the southwest quarter of section
S-3S-78. 1t started gassing Tuesday,
when the bit topped the second Wall
Creek sand at 2 9i4 feet. BY Wednes
day the flow had increased to g.
100000 or 6.00O,000 cubic feet. When
about forty feet IN the sand, Thurs
day, the gas ble&sout tbs tools and
an estimate by company officials
places the volume OF open flow at
100000 cubic feet.
IT viii probably be saved for a gas
well, depending on word from the Of
f!ces in y W York City. As a sun
ply for fuel, 1t will be "A big asset in
the drilling and other operations of
the company, Getting a big gasser r
at this location is taken by many to
mean that thore will be plenty OF
pressure in the center and south end
Of the field which may also mean
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Is Possible for 100 Wells
to BE Drilled on Quarter
!CPctioH
Section

Special to The world.
IONCA CITY, Dec. 19.--present
indications IN the Tunkawd oil field.
particularly the northern portion,
are that that there may be 100 oil
wells drilled on each quarter Sec
ton. This depends, of course. on
whether or not the action OF the
Gypsy oil company in quad-riSg.ng
location viii be followed by the
other companies operating in the
northern ToniRWa ana also whether
or not the making OF 20 locations on
q quarter, as Is now indicated by
MCCaskel-W Wcntz on the Mckee farm
in S4-25-1w, is followed hy the 9TH
ors, with each of the 25 locations
cuad-rigged there would be a pos
sihla 100 wells on each quarter.
There are three producing sands in
the northern field ana recently the
C0mar picked up the fourth, stray
which was encountered also in the
Slick well. 1t remains to he seen
whe her this stray will continue TO
show. Locations are triple-risged to
get production from each of the
known sands, and the fourth rig Is
for the stray.
Two rows Of locations have been
made thus far by McCaskey- -WentI
on the Mckee farm, where they now
have a nice production. These two
rows of five locations each are so
made that II is possible TO make
five rows or total OF 25 locations
on the one quarter. II this policy
should be adopted and continued
by the other companies in that por-
ton OF the field. It would become
the most thickly rigged and most
drilled section in oklahoma outside
of town lot drilling in Cleveland
and some other towns. McCaskey-
WentZ are now building four of the
rigs on the new locations.
WrightSman I'm Two Fields.
Wrightsman of Tulsa IS now drill
ing in two OF the northern Oklahoma
fields in the Otoe and northern
Tonkawa. He has just spudded in a
test in the southwest 3G-25-w in the
TonXawa, and he is drilling at $500
feet in southeast 25-23-2e in the
Otoe. This is the test that was
spudded in with gasoline drilling
outfit and later switched to other
fuel.
on the Buffalohead allotment on
the Bar L portion of the 101 ranch,
the Comar company Is drilling at
about $3.50 feet of oil in the hole.
The oil came in the hole on Thanks
giving and then drilling was halted
for several days, beine reSuHncu re-
Gently. This is in 12-24-2e.
Testing Out In Grant
Hustled & Mohray OF Jefferson are
testing out bunch of leases with
diamond ore drill at a point south
west of Medford and south OF the
old Red hill block. where waldo q
Bucklin drilled a duster during the
past year, reaching a depth of APP
proxlmately 1900 feet. They had
two very good gas sands in the test
which was on the Bradley farm.
Hustled e. Mobray began operations
on the McKeeman farm in 3-26-6w
and have since extended south to the
McGrath and Captain Uequemburg
farms. Holes will be put down at
various places to thoroughly test the
block before actual drilling for oil +
started, which will be done If the
core drills show satisfactory results.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
-Four Good Wells in 4-I5-9

Eddy on company No. ! Ship In
the southeast corner of the northeast
of the northwest OF 4-I5-9, found
the sand from 2,917 TO 2,927 feet,
and ia making SO barrels an hour.
Gypsy oil company No. Clanton
in the center Of the west line of the
northwest of the northeast OF 4-15-9,
Is making 80 barrels an hour in the
sand from 2,920 to 2,937 feet.
Gypsy OIL company No. 3 Clanton
in the southwest corner OF the north
west of the northeast OF 4-15-9, is
making As barrels an hour from the
2,910 to 2,92S foot sand,
Gypsy No. Clanton in the north
west corner OF the northwest Of the
northeast OF 4-15-9, is making 20
barrels an hour in the sand from
1888 to2,974 feet.