The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 9

THE DAILY OKLAHQMAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, federal Order Oklahoma to Be Underproduced on Federal Quota at End of Month WELLS FAILING ICKES ORDERS Brings Lot Of New Worries Producer Is Happy, Refiners Troubled. The Vote by Precincts FINE AND JAIL Qovernor May Ask Public Vote in School Land Row TO GET QUOTA FIELDS REDUCTION OF 'OVERAGE OIL' IN BIG DECREED FOR NR A CHEATERS Law Broken, He Says, When and Timlk lZ 2 C0 lpUed thc Oklahoman and Times election service give the votes by precincts for the three high men in the mayor's race and the two mJn Je? thr A wS Zncl men were elected Tuesday's recall balloting. The figures are complete for all precincts. beautiful morning Board Refuses to Let Him Name Aid. to hca, Hughes Tolls Ickes That CONTINUED Quotas Must Be Met To WARD ONE id the govci the CONTINUED FROM P.tGE O.VE i prices in the million and a half 1 stores of the country, prob-would be decided hv President Mnct Policy to Be Followed Here.

Crude oil nmrinpnn Save Price Structure; 3 States Cited, "i aasolinc checked themselve frank Carter, auditor, far Roosevelt Wednesday thc several retail codes were virtually certain a motion from Vaughan. "The matter of the chairmanship Is of little concern." said Vaughan. WASHINGTON, baJret dav 0to n.tfv Secretary Ickes mi at least pronation oi sales dc-invoice coat, or the price of goods department is too Imnnrt.mt. in or October and will take up a nart to protect thc newly erected price structure of the oil industry with the announcement he would use his full erproduction for September, it as delivered to the storekeeper, but that thc chief executive still was quibble over a thing as small as that I feel that a majority of the commission has the right to transact busl- maieo inesoay after Secretary rs on November 1 to nrcvont ih. the possibility of including markup of 10 percent or sb abova the quota last interstate shipment of oil produced in excess of the federally allotted Invoice cost to cover part of the mer chants' expense.

As explained by J. Armstrong, ate umpire, the allowables cranted the Simpson zon nr In telegrams to the oil bodies of Texas. Oklahoma and Kan- Wallace Opposes Markup Secretary Wallace sai dhe was definitely opposed to minimum markuoj City field win not be met by an average of 6.000 barrels daily, due to fait- Votp COffies the shorn down, ific ifffci scc whether 't industry can take back its we operation or leave it in hands 0 governmental yencifJ. -HZ producer has all reasons niile. erode at $1.19 cents foi gravity is a dream come produced more than l.OOootf hrru in the retail codes and that the plan before President Roosevelt w.uld nil authorize them in the codes, but would of oil since he prescribed limits on September 8 and October 1.

Vm bC he asked Carpenter how long it would take him to wind up his business. Carter called for a statement from Carpenter, but the governor paid him no heed. "I've got a voice in this," said Carter, getting red in the face. "I decline to vacate the office of secretary for the following reasons," began Carpenter. "The law under which the governor seeks to appoint a secretary is unconstitutional and void." pronioition against sales bj iailers belo Drdes underproduced about 4,000 barrels daily.

In Seminole dutrW th Ickes said a "small minority," of producers was responsible for the overproduction. "I am confident." he said, "that a vast majority, as well as all state sion has cut off underproduction and resolution. Mrs. Edith Coates. clerk off rc- to aid in preventing the sale of "losa leaders." Arthur t.

Whiteside, a deputy administrator and right-hand man tc Johnson, told New York Stock Ex iad clamped down on water wells. regulatory oodles, will co-operate fully and of the program by a small minoritv. change firm representatives at a hcar- arc actually averaging ooarrt. started calling thc roll "The clerk will stop the roll boomed the governor. She continued.

Those voting for it were: Vaughan, Carter. R. A. Snccd secretary of state: and Harry B. Cor-dell.

president of the board of the announcement, is made now that declare orovlsions of th 000 barrels daily, their code that NRA might revise existing codes to pro- hercas the com 1 180,000 barrel mission nas gj vide fo unconstitutional. Carpenter said he did not and the governor declared it un nuv. iyoo, me autnortty vested in me by article 3, sections 3 and 4 of thc petroleum code to curtail shipments in interstate commerce will The i-erace culture. codes 40 Maw Counci MAW Ward 2 Ward 3 ward 4 I i i i i i I I I I I 86 83 34 34 67 45 81 5 40 64 .50 41 33 46 45 61 7 89 81 52 42 82 S2 84 9 36 81 83 23 27 72 30 86 86 34 28 63 34 92 i "0 120 49 42 110 51 122 3 36 58 63 36 28 56 35 61 3, I 51 31 29 42 30 53 5 1 64 52 46 60 53 67 8 84 86 41 36 79 44 82 9 51 108 107 50 46 94 53 107 2 36 75 61 42 34 62 38 65 99 95 29 25 79 27 91 i 1 43 90 91 43 43 75 45 fi9 4 32 54 52 35 35 47 36 45 ot -6 44 U5 102 46 35 99 44 103 4 44 "2 128 49 35 112 46 131 6 52 131 H7 52 51 100 50 120 0 64 "8 JIB 56 52 104 56 111 1 3 48 104 95 46 41 83 48 98 3 1 1 82 43 39 74 39 00 "9 6 52 107 105 49 40 93 46 110 3 57 78 SO 54 53 69 55 76 31 5 73 82 78 66 58 74 68 76 33 30 36 41 30 23 34 38 43 It 5 3S 43 41 32 34 41 37 40 1 6 43 89 83 46 33 68 47 70 3fi 3 60 99 95 53 48 74 57 86 8 23 59 52 26 24 48 27 56 9 41 72 77 36 37 52 36 73 39 7 34 117 108 38 34 93 46 104 30 81 86 32 34 66 37 77 41 5 33 60 57 30 33 49 38 50 42 15 42 78 77 48 41 64 45 71 43 3 72 81 73 65 55 59 62 81 44 12 70 144 134 68 63 119 68 130 46 9 45 55 55 48 42 47 45 56 47 6 17 36 25 26 17 24 21 35 49 2 30 83 75 29 23 59 28 72 50 5 47 104 84 48 44 70 49 83 51 8 30 75 70 30 33 54 38 66 o'- 11 26 66 70 27 25 55 28 63 53 2 15 79 77 16 13 71 14 79 55 6 44 49 42 44 38 35 44 41 56 12 33 73 77 31 24 68 34 76 58 22 56 67 75 56 51 62 57 77 59 6 54 83 83 47 45 74 51 81 60 11 45 58 59 47 44 52 50 62 61 10 42 43 49 41 39 37 40 49 "Yc said be exercised with respect to such Johnson said preliminary investi violating the law "The combinat 'The only reason we exceeded the llowable in September hnnc violations of a of taking potentials in the gusher is a violation of the statut states as nae not cut actual production since September 8 to the per- Must Save Trice The secretary emphasized that ne price structure could withstand thi conspiracy. The combination of your work is about completed anri un win was nis nuty to obey the law.

"I decline to vacate." said Carpenter. Vnughan started reading his prepared resolution, his voice shaking, indicating the high tension of mem-It recounted that section 32 of article 6 of the constitution places thc duty and power of control and management of the state school lands and funds in a majority of Ute commis sctUe down j0 normal production the be $1.11 barrel. Against this be loured that dreaded ovcr-k' ar.d lifting costs. In Seminole irts The average cost of production is 11 ttnis per barrel; in southern Okla- --a is per barrel, -tic in io'il.) lr of lie arca replacement lopasx is necessary orricr is jtt the rlis shape to tio their When conditions latter part of the month, when all of the slack will be taken up and by No- lm entitled to exercise my rights clca: unstable overproduction. The prices were said to be absolutely dependent on a balance between supply and demand which Tuesday's action sought The figures of Ickea show nniv 3 far as any nction of the boarcMs concerned, I am willing to abide by th percent overproduction, which is not gations of price rises so far had uncovered no unjustified increases bj wholesalers, but that there might tx some excessive retail markups.

Many Jobs Are Found The labor board announced settle ment of coal strikes in Alabama. Secretary Perkins announced thai more than 620.000 workers found Job; during September in the. 17 industria and business groups reporting to thi bureau of labor statistics. The first 50,000 answers to NRA': rc-employmcnt census of all busines establishments arrived; between tw and three million employers remain be heard from and first tabulatior of the results was expected to begin at thc census bureau within twe sion. It declared it was beyond thc decision of any court when it is passed a high figure.

In a tele- power oi tne legislature to modify. Ickes estimated a majority of the commission by the chairman called attention to this fuel and also that because of monthly al ffyOU proposed by force of i bcrs now to take ch: duccd 615,000 barrels in excess of her allotment between September 8 and condition is i City, i lowables fixed by thi o. and was nroducii of He recounted that Carpenter had mailable for 40,000 barrels daily in the first week suit The average cost of lii daily or weekly comt "We propose to continue Judge Carpenter as secretary." said Vaughan. "I can't continue," said Uie gov- secretary would call for addiUonalx ponse. It pointed out that Carpen- Kar said.

ccssjaiits hiving wells or al! classes is Ti per barrel. Some wells arc as lex as 2 ecus per barrel; fomc as S1S0 per barrel. Average rtii can no is to appeal thc people to see that men are elected to this board who will obey the mcnt stating "that the commissioner 58 with a selling price of duction to take up this excess. The secretary commended Oklahoma's cf- or tne land office do hereby refuse shirk the responsibilities of thc ma Telegram From Ickes The telegram from Secretary Ickes to the corporation commission is as follows: "Reports of the oil industry indicate that crude oil production in Oklahoma September 9 to 23. resulted in overproduction of approximately barrels over the allowable under the administrative order effective September 8.

'lm not concerned by political agement and control of the school ll.la. loess HKc profit, out less toss 2 percent oi the producers in tois irm are out of the red. Many slii sv- net bestir, to pay back than the interest on the money ceai to drill them. Water is cutting unieaw, vaugnan said. "The foui members sat here before and didn' jort to onng ncr production down bj offsetting this month her 440.000-barrel overproduction of September.

"The Industry and the public expect production allowables to bo rigidly enforced and I shall take even lands and funds by yiclc rendering the right, pow know what was going on. There has naming tne the administrate ar.a tns uial are pj tj rcof." step necessarv to that end," Ickes de- ocen no political connivance undei Judge Carpenter. I'm willing for thi people to decide." Carter defied the governor to shov anything against Carptenter. "Report of produc week of September ini production was reduce UyjHY didn't yoi that pro-ititution foi during ii you insist on doing this. I havi Would RcRlft Step "I should regret the necessity taking this step, but I deem it esse: 372 2309 4384 4179 2293 2055 3623 2337 WARD TWO IDENTITY OF DEAD WOMAN NOT SOLVED Victim of Beating Found Near El Reno.

EL RENO. Oct. 17. (SpeclaU-Authorltes here still had no clue Tuesday night to the identity of i woman whose body, bearing seven head injuries, was found in a ditch ot U. S.

highway 66. a few miles wes of here early Tuesday. The nature of the woman's injuries the most serious of which was a frac tured skull, precluded the possibUltj that she had been struck by a car officers said. There also were indi- the legislature to make rules and reg nothing reduced i to. say." said the gov and of the OM producer "The margin proif cef-iceei cosi of producing and the sale of ire crude is not sufficient to cnortizc the Oklahoma Ciiy producers; ice arc in the red tnd mcy as iccll admit it." ulations asseea tne governor.

The governor refused to order tial to preserve the stability of the industry as a whole, and to safeguard The board members elected Vaughan iLe-cnairman ana proceeded mtine business. Other members thc tne ngnw oi tnose states and thosr producers who have complied wit! the allocations. tober 1 requires that overproduction of September allowables be compensated by equivalent underproduction "The several state regulator bodies FLOW EXCEEDS mat assign quotas to the respectiv fields, leases and companies have th power to control offendinc units. "I hope they will take immediate action against those who are produc nc remainder of October the balance 3f September overproduction. "I have announced to the press to- struggle on the grounti FIXED QUOTAS ing excess oi meir local quotas 129 34 137 39 35 45 101 22 105 29 Only Three States Within 'Hi Bounds for Last Week, AUSTIN, Oct.

17.OP; The Texas Production of the United States ment and then had gone toward El The woman, about 48 years old. was 5 feet 9 inches in hegiht and weighed about 200 pounds. Kcr partly gray hair was cut a short bob. She was clad in a wine-colored dress with white figures, a coat of gray and blue mixture with brass ball buttons, and open front white kid oxfords. She had railroad commission Tuesday nicht issued an order restricting oil production in Texas to 957.555 barrels.

7.445 exceeded the federal allowable by 150 barrels by averaging quotas allowed." Hughes Sends Reply Hughes sent the following telegram to Secretary Ickes: "Official September production figures for prorated areas in Oklahoma not available until after October 2C, barrels under the allowable set by thc r.d in the past he has tri gasoline price nay tor 62 124 107 49 11R barrels daily during thc week ended federal government. Thc order was October 14, according to summary' of eh left hiti) the other prod-ay for cost of operations and production of unprorated areas made effective immediately and hold until further notice. The order mado no adjustmeir productions between fields and exceptions were made. vanaoie until about November 20. the American Petroleum This summary also reflecti crease of 20.800 barrels in erage production, over the Insurance Firm In Hands of Receiver Several changes were made in pro- of November when definite 53 octane, while the price 60-64 octane at 6 cents and majors alike en the higher gmdes.

es-e present ethyl-Q. which be- Die standard or middle auction ruics. xney win oe published in accordance with a law 41 110 100 48 38 89 36 107 56 69 63 62 56 58 59 68 93 150 140 107 94 118 98 137 RAPP WILDCAT TO TEST AGAIN New Location Staked In City Pool South End. Another teat through tubing is to be made at the H. E.

Rapp et al No. 1 Price, in E'i NE SW 19-14-3W. two miles north of the Messcr discovery in the west Edmond pool of Oklahoma county. Total depth is 6.708 feet in the Wilcox sand and 2j-inch tubing was run to 6.600 feet. Sunday when the well was tested it flowed 250 barrels of oil through tubing and between casing; part of this oil had been placed in the hole through the tubing before thc test.

Monday the well made one blow of about 25 barrels and like amount Tuesday morning. The tubing is to he rerun with a kick-off device cn the bottom. W. E. Huston et al No.

1 Ketchum in Wu NE SE 32-14-3w. cast of the Mcsser discovery, total depth 6,853 plugged back to 6,748 feet antT'is to drill plug and test Friday or Saturday. in south end or thc Oklahoma City field, thc N'ebo Oil No. 2 Little, in NW NE nw ne 27-ii-3w, has resumed and was drilling below 5.300 feet. W.

H. Clement, trustee for the Nebo. has staked location for- No. 1 Community, as a west offset to the Stahl Petroleum No. 1 Odebrccht, In E'i NW NW NE 27-11-3W, The new Nebo well is on block 11 of Beverly Hills addition.

In north end of the field. Harrcll- Davis has completed derrick for No, I Riverside Park, in SE SE SE SW 34- figures arc available, not understand how- which provides a penitentiary Oklahoma of the commis- 5 time lahom of 5 figui 25 110 99 31 produced only 3 percent during Sen- 075.000 1.005:05O rules is that all oil produced from any well will be charged against it icmoer wnicli is, in our opinion, within practical limits of curtailment. There is r.o price differential 126 34 141 regardless oi the disposition made it and no allowance will be made the federal allocation. today's trading Oklahoma proration is on a monthly .2.333.500 2.41C.650 duct completions. The 3t indicv til end tie leeway for nc field quotas will CHICAGO, Oct.

17. The National Life Insurance Co. of the United States of America, with in policies outstanding, waj thrown into receivership Tuesday by Judge Wllliiam J. Lindsay in supe- general of was named're ceivcr upon petition of the present attorney general. Otto Kerner, in be-holf of the state director of insurance.

The company officers admitted the charge that Sl.000,000 capital and part of the surplus had been wiped out. Gasoline Price Cut On Pacific Coast LOS ANGELES. Oct. 7. fT3? deputy a iiMii station.

Hi; ways been fixed on th of gasoline and the tax It is our purpose to pursue the olicy of strictly limiting monthly pro-uctinn to federal allocation, but it ill be impossible in practice to exactly 1815 2249 2219 lehool Or 2369 2312 2250 2400 214 WARD THREE MIAMI, Oct. 17. (Sp balance monthly production with bIIo- County 1 federal order, he is al-iiimum of 4 cents and a cents per gallon nlzation of the Ottawi achers" association for ould make pro- 70 octane crade ill subsequent months for underpro it was perfected at a meeting here which more than 200 teachers par-ipated. A. J.

Dupsan, superintend-t of Wyandotte schools, was elected Tuesday, retailers reporting a decline of as much as "4 cents per gallon from Monday's prices. duction to limited extend in any month because of inability by order between production and allocated market, it would enable this commis because of the ed by the code, nts per gallon, sion and our regulatory bodies of Octobr 14 nd th 10 87 43 40 atlve and rigid fixing code by Secretary ofthe Interior Ickes. as oil administrator, to WARD FOUR Council Council Councit Mayor Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Precinct 1 bfebflc fi duct ion within allocated into effect December i. Second grads gasoline was offered at filling sta- out hazard of losing to derproduction during an suiting from the commis: u.T V' cenus a Ballon, i rule many retailers were selling it NAZIS SENTENCED makes future "price fs' either violation of the '2 rules or bootlegging and evasion. ON ATTACK COUNT New Treasury Bond Texas First Reports sr.d if he doesn't like it he Books Are Closed Washington! Oct.

17. fciton of J. Polt u- termed a "code slacker." Un-reii: schedu! is an-S vin difficult to figrtrt Price of gasoline in Okla-An estimate would be 20 of the subscription books for the for the standard or middle U. S. Ambassador Sees End Of Terror Reign.

BERLIN. Oct. U. s. Ambassador William E.

Dodd talked with Chancellor Hitler Friday about Nazi attacks on Americans and declared afterwards he felt "somewhat better about the general outlook than in past days." American officials subsequently said they were greatly relieved at the apparent solution of what began to look like a tense situation. about 2 cents -or third grade. 10-12-year treasury bonds at the close of business Tuesday, 31 109 102 mental Oil Co. this week issued ther notice for conversion of fourth 111 which it asscned the should be 22.2 cents per gallon Liberty loan 4U's into the new issue. Ui 10 irieet Rl1 cot5e requirements DtvrToDir.fnt; 033 Un 3 Doses Foley's pt," reasonaoie prom.

bted the Shortly before thc visit two Nazi for olin i 20-ye Loosens Cough 105 50 107 per gallon wit HONEY TAR storm troopers were sentenced to six-manth jail terms for attacking Roland Velz, a native of Meriden, Conn. Proof! For old or yoanj-durint iijr My retail price" of 21 5 cents Jie factor is the ii0na! consumv- Possible retail profits Sabc offset by loss in volume outness. 4 30 45 41 33 25 39 34 43 27 1 29 32 27 31 27 23 21 23 6 26 45 43 26 27 37 32 40 29 1 29 10 13 24 27 10 27 12 34 244 2043 1710 1596 2006 1822 1389 2011 1620 Tot; These penalties and Reichsmlnister Goerlng's strict order that foreigners must not be molested, but must be given police protection, were printed in all newspapers, evidently because FolrJ, Hey o2 fat for rendu. Couihs dua cold may (t tenoua fait. 615 2339 626.