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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Near East oil Concessions

WASHINGTON, Dec. A-Sec-e-
~tary~Of State hughes has issued Of
nciT statement denying that state
department had given special sup
port to Standard OIL company, in
securing of OH concessions in near
east Implications TO this effect
were said 10 have been contained IL
statement Tuesday in New YORK by
Henry M~orgcnthau. former Ameri-
can Ambassador TO Turkey. Hughes
declared the departments attitude
has consistently been n OF assert
ing principle Of open dOor"-Wall
Street Journal, November 80. New
York Times. November 80, carries
news story (aDout threc-1ouTths col
umn) under head: Government
Denies Standard Oh Deal. state De-
partmcnt Declares state depart
ment's statement covers two stable
~paragraphs) M~0rgcnthau's charge is
without foundation; acted only on
broad lines; II aid not aid any per-
son OF corporation to get Conccs-
sions in Palestine or elsewhere"
From story: Secretary Hughes de-
clined to add anything 10 state de
partment denial Officers Of gov
eminent apparently were at loss to
understand what basis there could
be for Mr.. Morgenthau's accusation.
II was contended that no official of
Standard OH company could have
had any letter from state depart
ment containing any authority such
az was suggestec ny what Mr..
Morgenthau said. as department did
not concern itself with matter of
working out arrangements for
acquisition of American rights in
Palestine or any other foreign terri
tory. Entire practice of department,
II was said. was contrary to proce-
dure of that character" (Etc.) From
item { apart OF above story under
Providence. Il. L.. November 20,
date: statement that 1 made was
that representative OF Standard on
company, demanded from Dutch
Shell company of England, certain
of their oil interests in Turkish terri
Nory; and that said representative
claimed TO be backed by American
state department, and convinced
Dutch Shell company of this fact,
and. as result, obtained n quarter Of
those interests declared Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
n. ". Greis' Horses Win
Fiye Important Blues

II. N. Greis arrived home Sunday
morning and is now on his way TO
rew YORK on IA short business trip.
Mr.. Greis states that he Is very
much pleased with the future OUT
ook OF the oil situation"
Mr.. Greia' horses which have been
moving at tho st. Louis horse show
reid at the Coliseum the past week,
Yon the five important blue ribbons.
winning the fine harness ARE class
With Emily Pemberton.
Easter Star took the blue ribbon
IN tho five-gaited saddle class for
teldings. The model fivo-gaited sd-
lie horse class for mares. stations
and geldings was won by Emily
Pemberton who also took the junior
1900 stake; five-galtcd class, for
mares. geldings and stations,
The fiye-gaited sweep stake. $500
slass for mares, geldings and stall.
hons. was won by Easter Star: While
Emily Pemberton, who won the
Junior stake. defeated Lulu Longs
grey gelding who won the junior
stake at the Royal American Horse
show st Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
United States Well Protected
IA ForeiOH Fields

As will be noted. the New York
papers are all carrying articles
moving that the Standard Oil com
lany has been protected In the
high oil fields, ana outside or
heNico IL appeara that Il has not
tad TO take the worst OF II any
where. Doubtless this will all be
nt forth IN A. G. Bodford's speech
" ct. Louis this week, and hence
here Is no reason why his statement
mould be- forecaBtcd here.
The situation In oklahoma Is OF
more interest locally than all the oil
acids OF the world. and the chances
IRE Oklahoma will produce more Oh
n the long run than oil OF them
tut together. but right now. the OIL
PRODUCER ia looking for a statement
" 10 how no himself is 10 hs pro
scted and is making Il his business
% watch all corners for an lndicn-
ion OF what Is going 30 happen
lfter January !.
The fact that there In 20 much
,oavy oil Of low gravity being pro-
iuesd. ought not be riEht to affect
1e high gravity refiunble oil cen
Drs In any way. a refiner cannot
lfford TO handle or refine low grade
~. no matter what tho price might
ttt II IT ~ DfiVN ~ ufktFtf W
over. This OF course applies TO the
ordinary rcfiner, whereas. tho man
With the latest improved cracking
processes. might make money and
sandie any old thing.
The outlook for new pools is not
very encouraging a. present, and
The small number OF competitions
would indicate that oil men are so
Ing TO be mighty careful before
starting a well, that Il IL an Eve
freak at least that the well, when
completed may be a paying propoai-
son.
Ths fact that Mr.. Bedford will as
mme the roll of a prophet at the st.
louis meeting. Ia consoling mas
much ms he Ia tho best posted OF
my of tho Standard oil crowd, A
Jreat many oil men are leaving for
w. Louis tonight, especially to hear
What Mr.. Bedford has TO say.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
go Actiuity

Prairie Wilholt on Martha Greg
DRY CT IS drilling at 1,525 fees. Had
about five million feet OF gas at
1,2S5-1,293 feet.
Same company on Polly Cane No.
/ drilling at $50 feet.
Same company on w. ]. Reddlng
No. 1 drilling at $50 feet.
Same company on Gregory BE-
drilling at 900 feet.
Same company on Gregory BIB
moving in tools.
Same company on Crawford No.
l having some trouble drilling the
hard streak the encountered In the
original well. just below she bad
cave. The total depth is now 3,07l
feet, and should pick up the sand
at 3.232 feet in this well.
Same company building q rig on
n rcw location on, Gregory CO
in the southwest Of the southeast
OF 5-g-10.
Same company has made another
location on Gregory Al, In the
southwest corner Of the southeast OF
the southeast of $3.50 and are NOV
ing in rig.
Carter OH company on Wade
Thomas garm, $3.50. building rig.
Same company on kugec Hully
allotment, drilling at $50 feet.
I~ndiahoma Oil company on Kugee
Holly allotment No. l is drilling at
1880 feet.
Same company on allotment No. 2
Is drIlllng at 420 feet.
Pure oil company on Polly Crane
No. / Is drilling at $50 feet.
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D Business Good
Sans w. e.. Johnson

Tho exporting business Is pros
porous nowadays, there Is "A good, and
steadily increasing demand for both
$3.50 and also navy specifications
gasoline" said w. O. Johnson, of the
bingwali Petroleum Products cor
poration, yesterday.
I'VE are aiso exporting q great
quantity of kerosene" Mr.. johnson
continued, and this is good news TO
everybody because of the fact that
there has been so much OF the very
light oil shipped, and this seems to
even up and balance tho shipments.
Mr.. johnson was formerly with the
Expert oil corporation and Is very
popular with tho %refiners.
J.. Alex Dingwall, Jr.. the head OF
the firm, II attending the st Louis
convention OF the American petro-
leum institute, M will visit Tulsa
before he returns to New York, lie
will be Joined at 81. Louis by Baron
Buelow Won Ravens, his associate in
the exporting business: who has been
IN Tulsa the past week looking after
his interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
London Oil Negotiations

LONDON. Dec. 4.-Sesult of oil
gotiations so far between heads OF
American Standard Oil and British
Angio-Perslan oil companies and be-
tween American, British and French
governments over American ar
ticipation in Mespotamian oil fields
became known here today. Learned
Anglo-Persia company agreed to re-
duce its interest from SO TO 40 per
cent, the French government from
25 to 20 per cent, and Royal Dutch
Shell group has been asked TO cut
its interest from 25 to 20 per cent.
This would provide the 20 per cent
Standard Oil agreed to buy. So far.
however, completion of agreement
Is held up because the Royal Dutch
Shell wants TO reduce its contribu-
tion at the expense of the Anglo
Persian company, - New York
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Completions in Texas

Empire No. | Brazeli, section 81
Bal. hex pool. Shackleford county,
according to last reports, was max
ing $500 barrels daily,
Eastinnd County.
Shinold n Colquitt No, l Caudle.
section %, II. Il T. g, block 4, East
land county, Texas. topped the limo
at S,227 feet, drilled TO a total depth
OF 1884 feet, where well Is produc-
Ing 22s barrels 90 ~ gravity OF,
Associated OH company Downtain,
in section 20. II. u II. G, block 4.
topped the lime at S,212 feet and is
drilling at sane feet. Flowing by
heads and is producing 95 barrels,
on is Al gravity.
Brown County.
Infipld Petroleum compRpv No. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

ducts between points in official
classification territory, was con-
tinued in Chicago before Examiner
y. O. Carter. November 20. Hear
ing was begun in st. Louis. The
complaint Is by ~refineries in the
Oklahoma Continent oil fields
against re-establishment OF combi-
nation OF local rates from Oklaho-
ma to official classification points
instead of proportional rates which
are now in effect, pending decision
Of the commission as 10 the fair
ness of the application Of local
r~ates.-Traffic World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

morning from New York where n.
has been looking after business in.
terests the past two weeks.
Charles L. Mcmahon OF Okmuleps
was in the city yesterday on bust.
ness.
Barney Horrigan Is home and 70.
ports having a fine time In New
York, where he went to SEQ the bail
games and stayed over for a three
weeks visit. Mr.. Horrigan has
new story that rs as follows:
fellow after taking a trip comes
home and tells his wife to send his
clothes to the cleaner. His vife
finds this card in his clothes, Yer.
ma, 1853 walnut" When he 20,
home, she SAID. What does This
men 2" and he was stalling and said
what does what mean She said
this card" and he said "Oh, YES
that's a race horse that I was al.
vised to bet on. The first Is ia
IS to !, the second s for second
place, and 3 to show which would
be third place" She said IAN right
what is this rWalnut?'" That's
the bookmaker's name" and he Got
away with It. That night when he
came home, his wife h;t him on the
head with a club, and he said.
whats wrong now?" and she said
THE horse called up"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
North of Brist0i0

Burnett brothers OF Sapulpa ana
the Glasgow Oh company brought ~
a well In the southeast OF the south
west OF the southeast OF 1868,
where they topped the Dutcher salu
M 1850 feet. ana drilled to a depth
OF 3.O02 feet and well is making 81
barrels an hour. This we'll was start
ed in August, but they have had
considerable casing trouble, which
delayed tho completing or same.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

Gypsy No. 5 Evans. In the south
east of tho northeast of the north
east OF 10-24-fw, topped the sand
at 2,ll2 feet and at four feet in
made eco barrels the first 20
hours.
A direct offet TO the GYPSY well
and Healdton oil n Gas Co. No. @,
in tho southwest OF the northwest
OF the northwest OF 1-24-lw, topped
tho sand at 2.1l6 foet and at one foot
in made 80 barrels the first hour.
Conan oil mDan carmichael
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Prairie Gets Big Wen
North Of Depelo

The prairie Oh y Gas Co. No. a
Edna Murrell In the northwest OF
the southwest OF the southeast OF
29-i6-s. was drilled I'M sunday and
came In for an initial production OF
200 barrels an hour, from tho
butcher sand, bottom of which is
about 3.l52 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Later Information on
Tonkdwd Average Daily
Production

Daily average production for the
week ending last Saturday was a.
3l7 barrels from SO wells. This is
an increase owe the previous week
daily average of 1904 barrels.
Tho climb In production as shown
from the following production fig
ures, which are the daily average
for weeks covering a period from
first OF November. Daily average
production for Tonkawa, showing
the number of wells from which
tho production came. was as follows
for the weeks ending:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Greenwood County, Kansas

Phillips Petroleum company No.
] Seely. In tho northwest corner of
the southeast OF ~b-23-ll, vas shot
in the sand from 1870 TO 1890 feet,
and Is making $40 barrels daily pro-.
ductlon.
Tho Pure OIL company has made
a location in the northeast corner
of the northwest of 26-23-l0s in
Greenwood county, Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Next Usage Lease Sale at
PaUhnska January rs

Special 20 The world.
BARTLESVlLLE. Dec. 4.-The
next Usage lease sale Will DO held
January - at Pawhuska, II was an
nouneed Friday night at tho Usage
Indian agency OIL men have been
waiting for some time for the an
n-ouucemcnt OF the date OF the next
Usage sale. II Is said that q number
OF choice tracts IN o;hcr sections be-
sides the Burbank Will go to the
block,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Waite Phillips Has
T'cO NetU Wells

Waite Phillips No. Z IN the south.
east of 35-27-h, Burbank, vas drilled
in Saturday, and ls good for 500 bar
rels after a shot in the sand from
2,g4O to 2.9GQ feet.
Waite Phillips No. 6 Turner Hous-
ton in the northeast OF the south
east of the southwest OF @6-lb-s
topped the sand at 500 feet, drilled
& feet In, and is making 20 barrels
an hour. This well was brought I'm
sunday morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

Morgenthau, when shown statement
by those interests. This is essential
fact, and state department. has not
denied II, but prefers 10 discuss inn
plications. Ambassador ChIld's
speech at Lausanne speaks for IT.
self. and It's implications are much
more far-reaching and have been
very extensively discussed by the
world Press" (5ee also one-column
atory, New YofK Tribune. No
vember 30. edition: The Compleat
Diplomatist," New YORK World. De-
cember -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
WAS AS SICK WOMAN
NOW ALL RIGHT

Little Rock. Ark,-'I am taking
st. Joseph's @. It. Z. as a general
tonic, / was worn GU and just drag
ging around. suffered with back
ache, soreness In both sides. Since
| began the use OF this wonderful
female tonic 1 am feeling fine,
stronger and better in every way.
Well. / feet better than | have for
seven years. @. +. +. certainly has
done more for me than I know how
10 tell-only before taking G.. j. Z. l
VAS a sick woman. now / anna well
woman. You may use my testimo-
NAL in any way you wish Mrs.
Carrie Bibbs. 1915 Chester Street.
This good lady certainly feels like
81. Joseph's G. +. I. is the best fe-
male medicine that she has ever
seen. Many thousands of women
have been benefited by the use of
this great woman's tonic. For sale
by all dealers at 500 per bottle.
II you are not satisfied after you
have taken a bottle tho dealer will
return ygur money .-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
FOS-B Pool Butler
COunfy, Kansas

Tidal on company No. . Bunnell.
IN tho southwest corner OF the
northwest OF $685., Fox-Bush
pool. Is making AIS barrels from the
2.7b3 to g.79a-foot sand after a
email shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Big Gasser in
OkH,uigee District

The sheldon oil company and T,
O. Lilystrand No. ! Mckee in the
center OF the south line OF the south
west OF the southeast Of S-lS-l2,
found the Wilcox sand from 2l6l
10 Ass feet, and is making H.
100000 feet OF gas. Well has been
-Iut in as a saSser.
The Sheldon OH company drilled
in two other gassers IN this same
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

windham, Padilla survey, "a, Is re-
ported 10 be making 40 barrels OF
30 gravity oil In the eand from 5,300
TO 2,4l4 feet,
stephens County
The Texas company No, / Fite,
section 90 Bal, hex pool, ia shut
down Tor pipeline connections at
1850 feet, whore Il s. making 95
barrels high gravity oil ADD $780,
900 feet OF gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

Doesn't hurt a Bit Drop a little
"FreeZone" on an aching corn. in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift 1t right off with fin
gers TRULY
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
OF "Freezone" for q few cents. suf-
hcient TO remove every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes,
and the calluses. without
or irritatlon.-AdYertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Wrightsnan Rigging Up
in ToRkdUa District

Wrightsmnn Petroleum company
In rigging up In tho southwest OF the
southwest OF 36-25-1w. This tract Is
n half mile west OF production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

NEW YORK; Dec. 4.-Mexican
Petroleum company. % per cent of
which is owned by Pan-American
Petroleum, continued its record
breaking earnings in November. Net
available for dividends on common
after all deductions was IS a share
on $4,000 shares common outstand.
Ing. Earnings in ii months ended
November were absut S55 a share
and company will close with earn
Ings OF $50 on common. Company
Is delivering between 1875 900 and
10000 barrels daily at its Tam
pico refinery. all of which Is being
refined.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 4.-state
charter board has approved appii-
cation OF Standard Oil Company Of
Kansas for permission to increase its
capital from 100000 to 5000
600.
e. Trying very hard TO locate reason
for the weakness in Marland. The
quarterly dividend meeting was
scheduled last week and postpone
ment for no definite En-
d~eavoring now to find out whether
any change in policy since state
ment. practically official. was made
about six weeks ago that a 81 rate
would be continued. =
Editors note)-At this end It Ia
reported that the board Of directors
will meet on the 9th Of December
for the purpose OF taking action on
the dividend.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-President
Cromwell of New York Stock ex-
change has issued the following
statement: Matter OF listing stock
Of National Oil company and trans-
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ComieB County, Kansas

]. E. Kerr Is going TO mako a To-
cation in the near future In Cowley
county, Kansas. Just to the west OF
Winfield. between tho Walnut and
Arkansas rivers.
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Oil Rates

Hearing in docket ii161, RoXana
Petroleum company Va. e. 81 A
and others. docket 14174, Indiahoma
Refining company VS.. Ann Arbor
and others; docket 1925. White
Star Refining company VS.. Illinois
Terminal and others, and l. and S.
1662. ~netrolnnm and netrOlaum nrn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
With the on Men

r. S, Matthews, who has been Ill
for several days. is out again.
Ira n. Cornelius, associated with
w. II. Gray in the Aztec OH COM
pany, the birth of a
daughter at his home at 1743 Mad
ison boulevard.
G. p. Peters will arrive home this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

actions in that stock on Noyembe.
2S. 1922. is stul being considered
by proper committees Of exchange.
Hearings being held and testimony
taken. Work L. not yet complete.
Soon as committee having the mat
ter in charge has made lis report
u will be given in full to newspa-
NOR"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

section. on tho Latfard lsrm. one in
July and tho other IN September,
good for $500, 600 fee and 1880
600 feet respectively. both In the
butcher sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05
Western Usage. Hits Another
NeD High Peak

Special to Tho World
rONCA CITY. Dec. 3-Thlrteen
additional producing wells were
completed In the western Osago or
Burbank district, the part week,
making u total OF 7i4 producing
age daily production Is now sS,S45
barrels. which constitutes an cn-i
tircly new high peak. being an in-'
crcnse of 4.0I5 barrels over last
weeks total There were also six
new locations In the field,
In connection with the report that
the Empire Refining company has
purchased some production from the
Skelly-Philtlps Interests In tho west
ern Usage. IL develops that the En-
pire has a. 4-inch line from tha'
field to the POnca city refinery and
has sOmo production OF It's W there
Mt tho present time. The line is
capable OF handling 5000 barrels
daily. Tho entire local refining
plant TX 60 be placed on a fun ca
paclty basis Immediately. and work
Is 10 start at once here on tho new
compromising plant, on the site OF
the old Ipuca Lubricant company.
The intention is to complete the
building in 80 days.
- WINNING oNtf Eu,bUN.
Official reports on the Nonkawa
oil field, Tor tho past week, show u
now making a total daily average OF
20.7l3 barrels of crude daily from
90 producing wells. Only two new
wells we're completed. including the
Penuock Oh company No, 3 for LOO
barrels and Marland on school land
lease In 16-24-1w for ais barrels.
Eight new locations were made dur
Ing the week. mostly by tho PEN
mock. Conan and Gypsy companies
The official report given IS that
there are Al wells now drilling In
the Tonkawa.
An interesting feature OF the Ton
right 10Y liz the fact that there
are wells being drilled that are seek
Ing to lind extensions. Marinnd is
drilling on the northwest corner II
the field, Dcflaplaine and others on
the utmost northern edge, Mnrland
and the Amerada on the northeast.
Osaonbeck a. McManu on the ex-
tremo eaat. and Champlain on the
south.
The Conan OIL company (Marland
and Roxanna) now has a total OF
1870 acres In the proven Tonkawa
territory as the result of buying the
100 acres, the past week. from the
Alcorn company, including leases ON
the Beverlin quarter, the Osg quar-
ter n the Endlcott 80. All the
leases. Just purchased. are within
Kay county and include the north
west OF ~34-25-1w. the southeast Of
S5-I5-1w, and the north hair of the
southwest of So. on the Reverlin
quarter the Marland companies now
have n total OF $4,000, 200 cubic feet
OF a from sands Mt three different
depths. The Conan paid $4,000, 900
for The a00-acre leases.
Another Tonkawa field deal, just
contaminated is that by Jake Har-
ness and associates OF Miami In buy
ing n lease on 80 acres OF the Freeze
farm in 25-25-2e. with the expecta-
ton of drilling.
Waldo, ,Croxton and others are
drilling In red rock at 1000 feet on
tho s.. d.. Crosby farm four miles
west OF Billings, considered one of
the most important wildcats now
drilling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

Standard OF New Jersey reduced
the price OF Bunker fuel oil 10 cents
a barrel 10 St.45 at Bayonne termi-
nal Ldtherage charge Is 6 1-2 cents
"a barrel, making price in New York
harbor $1.51 1-2.
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IA topped tho sand at 2,176 feet
and made 100 barrels Sunday. This
woli IL being carried down q the
2,600-foot pay.
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OIL AND GAS
observation-disclosures Etc

Trackage Property for Lease
Corrugated warehouse with ad-
Joining platform, loading space for
five cars. direct 70 warehouse and
yard, Phone OsAgs 4750,-AdYer-
~ssARsnL
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Ticker Done

Magnolia Petroleum company In
creased CAPITAL stock from sl20,-
600, 900 TO $4,000. 0OQ ard declared
80 per cent stock dividend. Also
cash dividend of 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Market is
developing into a speciality market
with California Petroleum, stu and
cOppers In demand. Traders are
selling stocks.
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6 6 6

Is n Prescription for Colds, Fever
and LaGrippe. It's the most speedy
remedy we know, preventing Pneu-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES