The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-20
Outlook Bright for Refiners;
TpO Men Pipelines To Tulsa,
One Completed and
Other Building

These arc great duHr iu iho iu.
dependent tcfiuIug industry HH NOT
only has thore been What g. cone
sidorod fh, most import M am
nouuccmout 200 tho way ui mo-"
process for refining 90 W.T. the an
nounccmcuf by John Gray prcHr
dent of the BarnsiaU Refining
company of the eucCosslul upm-
plciIon of tho yrdr-lOug test of the
EamHEo process. but now comes
tho announcement ~ the compile
ton Of tho Osago pipeline connect
ing tho Ulrhauk pool with Tulsa,
and Its rcfincrics. and tho begin.
ming Of tho Consolidated Pipe Line,
which is to connect Tulsa rcfinerioF,
and those located south OF here with
tho hiRh-gradc pools iu III u
which iB the Ereatcst-produclng oil
pool ~ Oklahoma today
President willard Foster, OF the
Ofngo plpH Limo company an
nouncos that his 4inch pipeline 60
miles in length. which Is huilt FOR
tho purpose ~ transporting oil
from tho western Usage. iu pnrticu-
lar. aud from pools between the
rich Burbanl. pool and Tulsa, is hc-
ing tested out and ig being found q
perfect engineering feat. ana na
near flawlcsg az Pny line ever built
in this or any other state. Tho line
Ia great credit to President Eos
ter aud Secretary and Treasurer
Grant Mccullough, and both dc
serve the greatest cOmmondntion
from everyone having tho interest
of Tulsa at heart. Tho offices OF
tho company are located on the
third floor OF tho First National
a. "a n o.
flee of tho Tulsa ONy-llydrO COM
pauy which is also q new and
much-nccded Institution.
The Consolidated Pipe Line COM
pany Of which Ralph =. Klstlor is
president. u. l.. Robinson, who Il
president of tho Allied Refining
company. ia treasurer and Mat
thews Nelson, head OF tho Coleman
Nelson corporation ls secretary.
while his partner Senator Coleman
OF Kansas city IL vlce president, has
tho pipe on tho way. Tho Officers
OF this company are q the sixth
floor OF tho Petroleum building
having been obliged to seek more
commodlous quarters than In the
First National Bank building. MIR
Kis,ler announces that ho will al.
low nothing but the highest gravity
crude 10 he taken into the line, and
II will be connected with the re-
fineries at Okmulgee, Sapulpa, Sane
Springs and Tulsa.
This line will he 60 miles "
length, including The laterals TO tn,
various refinerles, and with tn,
prospect OF n big year ahead, Ger
tninly all the refi,.eries located II
these towns supplied with thes,
new lines will he In n position Huci
ms never has been occupied by re
fineries since Tulsa became tho cen
ter OF the industry, II means pros
perity and long and prosperous
career. and tho establishment a
new and modern plants In this vi
cinity.
Of course whatever benefit ma
accrue to tho rofiners at Okmulgcc
Sapulpa and Sand Springs is o
equal benefit 20 Tulsa. This tow
is too large TO fail 10 nppreclat
tho great success being mpdo wit
the new process At BighMrt. no'
known as Barnsdnll or by tho re
fnerios located here like the cole
man-Nelsou plant In West Tulr
which has hecn making wondcrfl
strides during tho last two or thr,
years, having n process OF It's ow
which Gives a. good an output {
any OF them. and the big CosdC
plant, OF course, with its tr
mendous payroll. and craclir
plants giving them an output OF
per cent; the Producers & Refine
which is perhaps the second large
in West Tulsa, not TO mention q
Texas company. tho Pierce oil 90
poratlon. and the Phoenix Ref
arV and Cnngtnutin a. Co nil
which have been rlaking n gre
reputation for high grade gasoli
such as Is the envy OF the onti
refining fraternity.
From now on, the purchase
gasoline or refined products fro
any one OF the refinerios havi
headquarters here, means
eQualod quality aud a stronger d
mnnd n TINT Mnro nn..Ihlc. A