Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 09, 1918, FINAL EDITION, Image 9

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TULSA DATJ A" WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 0, 101S
In the Oil Fields
Kcnnd Ten IToirri-udnit Nh'i'ly.
Tim . .. 1,1 test "f I he Mmiie
linnia nil company In 2 1 -7 w il
,.l Cleveland N drilMnc it t H.IO lift.
c..l ...-I lu hieutc.1 south of the
oriKlnal well in Hint n"iKtihorhinl i
rft'iat caused Wit) rxi liriiiioo u n""'k,UMii nit;
time ago.
l(rftnrr .Moot Jrid.ij.
A enec'iil lnietinaj of the Western
Tctrnle im I'e'lneia' asso' intion will
... iii-hI in KuiiHii I'ity l-riday. The
mcml'eis have heen notified that
fnattvr of treat importance will Ihj
dlMIUil'll.
ri-oilin tliin lti ronsliia.
Tl.o pi oiluetiun on llii fiurlalr Oil
lias To. No. 4 on tin- CroilU'tt
tn rm In l:i-l-f. Iiiih Iiiciviui ,1 from
i: :'i lo '1 l.'i liii' nl.
.
M il.inij Omi-IiUt.iMp oil.
Tin (let,;,- nil cummin, well and
lulotna No." 1 in I In- inrilnvi-M cm
tirr of the iioi-Uu !int of ! ; ;.: ;'w la
snaking t-4 liiT In daily.
1'irsonaln
fhnrlM Anderson of Anderson ir
Gustafson Is In the city.
1 r lrnl.np vlff-ni-rnlilnnt nf th
Twin Rtatea nil eompany. ir in iii"in,i cortie
gouthern part of Hie. state on a
bunliieu trip.
M'alter fl. WUUr.l, nn.il.stant see
retary of tlir. Anierlran 'i irnleiini
league. In In the ,flty and la hu'ld-
Jln up the menilicrMHp or I n
league and prop'ea to i-atahli.sh
. anrtlnn aa f.,llow.:
Station dlMrihuinrs, (2); refln-
Okmulgee
Mi Texana Oil
Wright-Martin
Calumet & Jerome
( an h' lionclit on our
r.s
:a .loniniy ii.viwih rian.
ltiaikli't 1-rrc on
J.D. SUSARMAK CO., Inc.-
m
OT-iKxehanuP Ducc
New York City i;
BUSINESS CARDS
CHAS. H. MERILLAT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rond IiulldiiiK, U'ailnsion, I). C.
Oil, Gas and Indian llatten
SAM'L A. B00R3TIN
ATTHRNEt AND
COLNSF-LI.ijK-AT-I.AAV
612-13-14 AA'rlehe- Bldg.
Law of Oil and Ona "
Law or Corporation
pnONB TlsJ
Tha Law of Oil and f!as: Iinil
Tltlea; Federal. Slate nd Mu
nicipal Taxes
BYRON KIRKPATRICK
Attorney at Law
Careful attention Given to Prepara
tion of Returns for Incotno and
Fxcesa PToflts Taxis
Phone 5086 3 1 r, -1 a Mayo B'.dg
Tulsa, Okla.
-THE CHILDREN DAY'Aclie?
iNUKSERY
717 .SOPTH CHEYKNNB
PHONE lOuij
I
Children Qred for n,,rlng AVorking
or M.oppin,; Hour,
For a demonstration of
fT1 T -v ,
1 nc Dictaphone
i
Phono Osape SOS and ask for O. C.
.... va.-..ai, m ioctaphono Man."
office 217 South lioston Avenue.
Headquarters for Kryptok Lenacs
New Location
10 West Third
Phone 347J
W. J. GREGG
L J. MARTIN
Attorneys-at-Law -
Exchange National P.ank Dutldlng
Ttilsn. Okla.
Guy W. Mcculloch H. n. Chaffln
MOWRRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAT A.VO .VIG1JT
SEUVICE
h "nd Boston Phones 329-911
American Sash & Door Co.
, S,"'!' r,",," Millwnrk'
The L:.rRe,t AV00,lworkins Concert
In the Sou'.hwVst '
Phone 8;o(l n-i-t o .
: ll- LSA. OKLA.
QHANNON'Q
FURNITURES
l:'-hanKe New for 01J
H and 16 AVwst Becond
WOODSON- E.NORVEI.L
Attorney v
' NW Locnte(l t'nlty Building
Suites 101-lH
era. (.1)- producers. U); carlo Me8ineimer irm m inn .,.,:
marketer. CI; supply "irn. .) ; U-onter of tris nor thWest ,f the .
..mrni..,.m cl, iin.l ,iri:-irii-.ntlonseast of 2 S -1 -Is drillln hi 1 .-in f"
deemed ellKthle hy thu vi odeiiUulJ
committer.
J. A. '-"pceh, secretary nf the in
dependent ml SIi'H'h assin-lutlori. ac
companied (,v Mrs. Mpech, is In
Tulsa will remain on threo or
four days.
on business cnnrierieu
soi'lailoit linn the com
pilation of a blue houk which 11 ')U
uii'ler way.
-,
K. K. Flmck. president of 'the
Western Kol'mors' feu-nlcum ato
nation. w.ih In Tuls.i rsterdny on
lux way In nkmulKee anil 'i" ,lt'
tend the mfetimt of the association
ill Kansas 1 ity Friday. Ho s.iys
Tulsa ami will remain here three ui
was l,.,en in WaslniiHtoii. will alteu'i
the meeting.
Frank ll'.skell. who has l'"n .In
Itie nist HtirndniK a iiieotltis; of tni.
National IV.tolcum rvl- cm
tliat lienorai nuiif-n,,, ' - ,
initlee. Is now In Kentucky
IMXOII (. lllllWtl KO.llK in......
pn.'.eiti.M ol the T.il.il prop'-rtl
!l,e.e. Mr. Haskell and Mr Itrown
will arrive in Tulsa the first of th.
week and the annual HiooK hold.
ineellni; of me 'liuai '
will then In- held.
HIvM.nTON The iokln Nn. 1 on
the .1. M. iJonitm farm In the ,nnn
of the nortne:i."t oi in
f the north'Minl of S-SOO-barrel
well t 1.31''
, n, -thcaxt
l-w In a
The Mafrnolla No. 48 on the Kli-h-ardu
farm In the northwest corner of
the wiiitho.iNt of the norilienxt of the
Niiiiihi'.int
' well at 1
I .1l-.1s-.1w Is a tiu-oain-i
.ill 'eyt.
The Ink la nil company Is (iniun.
nl 1 ST:, feei on the Walkina -o. i.i
In the mi ii I hen st corner of th south
west of the Mouihenst of "4-4w.a
The deep sand was found from 1 O-'l
lo 1.070 fe l and made a small allow
ing .j . .
Wosthoiniei is diilllnK at l.rfo feet
on Ills No 10 fen In the southeast
corner of the inthwrst of the norlh
e;iK of soutlleas' of 14-4S-1W.
The Honana N'o 1 on the AVost
helmer far.ii in the snutlnveit cor
ner of the s uithi a-'t of the norlhwest
nf the porthiaHt of :!r.-4s-Sw Is al'out
due and Is now diillinn at l.50 f'"'.
W csthiuniet No. 17 fee In the
iwiithws-st corner of the southeast of
the nor-.hein of the mmtheaat of th"
southeast of 14-4-3 Is cfeaninR out a:
1.3S0 feet.
The T'is. ann ' ll company No. J 1 -n
the nrni" farm in the noutlicam cor
ner of the northt-fist of the Ruuthe-i.'t
-of the soutiiia.st f 34-3-3 ia drilUna
at 1 IK." feet.
The Texas rompnnv N'o. 10 on tro
Ksnercon farm In the sn'itlnvesl cor
ner tif the northeast of the sou'h
ensl of the northeast of 3 C -II -4 w l-i
drilling at I.S.io) fet. '
(!. V. Sirawii No. II on the gard
enia f irm In the nuthwest corner n(
the northwest of the eoulhwist of
the sruithvs' of r 3 -3 -2 Is co npl 'ted,
and ia producing.
The Mc onald Oil rrnnpanv Is
drilling t l.ein feet on the We-t-lioiiner
No i in the northeast i-oi -ner
of the southwest nf the north
went, of the northeast vf 25-4-3.
The Ohio rltlea (; rompnnv ia
drilling at Jno feet In blue shalo on
the M'Tor No. '35 In the northwest
corner of the northeast of the south,
west of the' aoiiihwea! nf 1 41-41-3.
The Alclwuill oil company No. 4
Does .
YOUR
Back
TV TRARI V rnlimlv illlffi.ra
1 m 1 - . v l. i .t,j,.v"; -. 1 . j
1 Irom kidney disease at some lime
1 f .u:.l- 1.-
l "IIIKI. VIW IIWT llllllft lit ! llfil
f.etly well and even force himtelf m ear
he j, h h1. bu hj ired ,,,.
and languid eipreuion tell more plainly
;tnn words not ba a ia an unbialtMuI
condition.
Backhe
disordered HH
a svmntom of weak
Jitordrred kidneys. Rheumatic pains,
ititT joints, sore muscles are others. These
ymptoma indicate that tbo kidneys and
laddcr need help to do the work of tillering
ind casting out from the system poisons
lnd waste product that cause trouble.
live quick and permanent relief in kidney
r bladder troubles that have not reached
1 chronic or advanced stage. , They stop
Dladdct irregularities, strengthen the kid
leys and tone up the liver.
Paul Darkow, iitewart, Minn.,
vrites: "Two yearsWo I had a pain in my
lack so severe thai I could not walk. I
bought ii was kidney trouble. I bought a
iO-cenl botile of Foley Kidney nifc and
ifter taking about half the bottle was
tomplelely cured. I have bad do recur
ence of the trouble."
f you have any cause to 8uo.c.
"at your kidneys ne-d help, you .-.H
lake no mistake la taking F-i?
idocy PUJs, lo 50c and $1.00 bottler
whenchTldren"cry OUT
And art fverih itifi don't l"p "
"onitMHHM anil Tini.to'iiii of norm.
molhfrt will find quir V r.-li. f in M"t!i- r
Urny Hwoct Powder for Chudr.-n. tin
AfHiidttrti rctrifdy for 30 ye urn I hry art
My lo r unit rhtldrpn lik fh-;ii. Thi-y
i-nM th tauima'-h, n'-t ffnnv- w."
ho'v and , ret: up coldt H!:'-'-' h-m'-,h'
tnri !tfrhin'f dinnrtlors V ti n v
H,f00 tettimonxlj. Ak yemr drut,-iti-'i
ml kurn to re t MitiT Oray't S'ti'i
Powdrrii for f.'hildrpn, if'r.
TWsa thy WM.il
sit rifuUr ' samt
W tfmk, Ca.ss at
krwts,srtx
siumi at MlDt)
24 nouxi is v
anas SIMMS vita
Sal Ualiiou
If YOU
RHEUMATISFif.
uf far with
7'AA'S POBSCRIPTIOH A-JSSI
A constitution-1 treatment for rheumstlfm
and gout. H (lii 'vot lh. cbIc.miu. C
posit, which csjse chc painful .welllnK o:
th tolnt. nnd drlvn the uric t-to Ifom ;'n
STStem. In une lines ISM. Sold oy esaaij
druaaists for '5c. p.r bottle.
lam A btm. 3D Art, 'ttt to JMI SS- dew Vart
swiias, S1.000 Knwsrdl i pouirivel,
nle. wr trrn M,-r,.,tl"- M.inthli
r- i
pound. Huffty rlipvt ionf i'l t!ui I'li'H'-it.
si.Bt cbMinate. sb.oriri.1 m.i in .1 te
.is. Ko hurm. bain er lnterf erri i-fi w III
iirk. Vsll l..'.il; Uoiil.le Slreifc.ih
Vlltlst FrMI ...IHP Tlr T A
tullilEiliiB Ksmtdy Co, lUiisu cit. Moi
PHI;
if1
Vn ft nn the same turrii is
reaming at 60 feet
Tho MrlonaIrl nil cnmp.inv
derrenmlnf ui 3T' feet i.n H e
helrner No. n in the k.iiiI h...,..i
of the southwoiii of the n.uii.w
the noi tluasi of 2 r - - J .
The W-ifnolU reiriileuin c-m
No, i on the Hose fit,,,
northeast (otner of Hie i iili"
I'
' f
the northwest of a;i-4 II is f
1,400 feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum
n
ui, i-
No. 60 on the K. T l;i,-li.u,
fur::
III the Buiiihtast coiner of !; in,:
raat of the northwest of the
cast of 31-1-3 IS cnmi !e:,., ,ni, ,
Jilting.
The snme rntupanv
Ni
Wutklns farm In the so
tier of the nurtl.eiiMi ..I t
Of thO KOIltlit.lS', of J I I
at 8"i feet.
Martin ami W.iei-i
di
1
1 I
wt ii!
northwest o f uci
i''i-4-ii la dril.iini
l,i0 feet-.
r I he
,.p 1 .1
I.'
-I''
The liitriiailiii.ii
having ciieinK iioul
1
. , f.'. t
nhe i.- ,
on the t'offey No, :t m the
i-ornrr of the nortl1 e-u ..f i!-,,-east
of the nun hw-m nf . ;, I ,',
J. 1,. 1 lanion is ilei.iy. ,1 w.i h
Ing truulile ui I. sun fee! ,,n ii ,.
hrel No. 1 in Ihe inn II, w , t i-m n
the outhidii of the i.or'.iiw, i,t
northwest ot an-1 .
The liattM ' hi ci,i;iiar,v
flnipaon fa:rn in il-e svniiii,.
per of the niiithwist of th.. .
of the mirtl'.t-ai-t of 11 1 .1 is
lit JOO feet
Franklin and D.mlt Nn 2
Hiilllvan firm In 'he ii"i-i!i.-.
lier of the northwe-o of Mi,,
es? of the sunt liw-esi i,f
drilling at 1 . 2 J Ti fen.
The Kxtension i ill i-niiii.in-
down Ut l.iUU leel nil the M
2'J In the noi l Invest rmnei
northeast m th" norlhweai
Ni
i:,1 1 " 1-1
drill. m
i-.or-h
;, l-.i i
1,1 shut
ll'le Nn
of th'
of lh-
soitthean of lil-l-.'l.
The i:n'r'ei No. 4 on the put!'
farm' lit th sum Invest corner of ihe
northwi-s' of tlic sniitl-,wevt nf tl-
soiithwc.-ii of 1S-4-.W is ilrilhug .11
2, Ma feet.
The i.'arlet No. IS on the lihoades
farm In the norlhwest. corner of the
Holllheuflt of the soil'hwiiil of 24-4-.1
l dril.lng al 4 T feet,
down at l.tnn feel on th" Moldey
farm In the oi he,it win'r nf th.:
coitthwi st nf the northeant" of .13-
4-3 Ik drillitiK at 2.090 feet.
.rH'Xt'AX - The Duncan Petro-
I lrtim comi,lny,' is riping up to drill
1 the well In the southeast corner of
! the northeast of the southeast of
the northeast of Sl-ln
' In the northwest corner
of
of
Ihe
17-
northeast or tne piiuumt-pi
ln-w, the P.ock Falls Oil Oas
Co. Is hulling In rasing to drill the
well ori the Peacock farm.
The Magnolia, is drilling at 2,070
feet on the K :i rt house farm In the
southeast nuartor of 20-ln-lOw.
ALFAI F The Mercantile nil
enmpanv is fishing fnr mslng nf 3.240
feet on the YVoichel farm In lh"
southwest corner of the southeast
of the nonhcast of 30-10-14W.
MOt T1N VIKW The I a Har
onica nil company shut down at !30
feet on the Miller farm In the north
east corner of 4-tin-llw.
WII.I.OAV The Creater Oklahoma
Oil company hut down at l.2 feet
on the lest In the northeast corner
of -7n-22w.
I
I CKMFNT TJe Gladstone Oil &
' r- . i fi.hing for .an under-
reamer'a,t 1.400 feet on the well In
the southwest corner of the outn
e.ist nf 3l-in-9w.
I N". Wiiriams Is shut down nt inu
feet on the test in the southwest cor
ner of the northeast of tho south
west of 32-6n-Sw.
The Fnrtiina Oil company Is dull
ing at 1.KI0 feet on me uuu ""
farm 111 the southeast enrne.
of the
.1....... of the northwest "f O-.Hl
ui, iiiic.
The C.orton OI! & Reflninc Co.
has muddod'Pff the eas In the Wade
well In the center of the east line
f ,he miiitheiist of the "outhwesi
,,f 2-r.n-fw and Is now drlllir.K at
ThVlTladslnne "il & P.eflnniB (V
a m.iid'lins the well In the south
east corner of the southwest of .1-
Th' Southwestern U eenipanv
1, rt,-IHinB at 1.SO0 feet In the north-
Qea-
east corner or iv-.m-. . "
The l-handler I reeK
(HI X. CaS
i -ii. w casitiK at 2.320
feel on the
n.iwinan No. 1 In
tho northwest
corner of 7-1n-llw
1 the northeast eorner of t ie
iinrttiwi... of .tl-4n-llv.- .'sear t
Jones is
at 2.v"
farm-
hut down i or a
fee t
on me ienni.-
...rTr-PC-TIlP IriHds',
it,, lie Oil &
"- ., ,
Ile fill ill K
nas a i's ni'
iiin-thenst corner
f the soutnwesi
of 3i-la-10w.
In the northeast corner
,,,i,,.-,Kt of the southwest
of the
of the
i. :,.., ..r r..-'s-iaw
the (Tlad-
Hill i ur.i -. - . ,,
stone ni & Jletininif, ' i.---hers'on
the ciound to drill on the
Kriiman farm.
The AA'Ichita Pevelopment com
pany la drilling it KIT. fe-t J'
well In the northwest comer of the
nonhead of 10-2s-t'iw.
ti, flruh Htaue "i """i"""
shut dow n on the ' ooitan o" " " i
pnui n" " ' .
the center of the northwest ot
"
Tlm Hiimhle Oil & Refipini; '
has a. ri up In the northwest cor-
ner
of ll-l's-niv.
-u. ti.. .1.. iii.ii o mmiMiii
N'..
t in ihe northeast corner oi "
mirti'ivi--' of 3-28-Hw Is a location.
.uio.,iii.- .l P. Kvans Is iltill-
' 11 . n l ihe
irir at
feet on me vn-n "
(,,iit'iiea-.t corner
of ll-:'si:..w.
of the nortneasi ,
TKMri.r-jenni'ias Bn,l
others
- J..ts-
in ii"
S'llltheusl iiiaiiei
' The AValker Creek Oil company l
dnlli-iK at 100 feet with a m'atv
on he tcr,t it. ,th southwest. ...ai-
ter of 2-3s-Sv.'.
The Oakland Oil compani
No.
1 (lower farm In tne souwiei.n. .
ner of the northwest of 15-4S-1
la casins at 2.2'0 feet.
'
till WnmT.lt The (-T"nn
fill company is drllllna; nt 1.1-5
on the 'Tillman No. 1 in th south-
eaxt corner of ihe southwest of the
aouthwest of 22-4s-lw.
The Illverrlale Oil companv No.
1. Wriaht farm In the northeast
corner of 33-4s-l 3r. Is drilling ini,,t lh ,,., ,.,,,... ,.
kjindy lime at Ouil feel. t,l!ves. decide ii'.i.ii' an e.iltal.'e
. division of the potato '-hii", f.nin off
W At lllK - Tlmhers are In for 1 desiitnlnK Inv.-i i-i. nnd ni t as har
a well In tha southwest corner of .tender Then clean up.
the northwest of J4-Rs-.w. Tmn a man ouu'-.t to puncture three
Kdmonds arn associatea in going tlrr on lav ay home, out of aheur
lo arm ine - i
'I i K I ,.
1 ,!lf,lU 1,1
I'.-ecu N" 1 ,,n :!,, Tn-ki 1 1 t . in
'' r"'l,!!l,',M i-.iim-i- of :,p
''"'ii- a.' , ! , i u F-pu.i.i.Ti
IIK, II ,1-'. ,- , . (, IS 1,,','M .- kl l'l' 'I
'I''"- l:,:''i,,' IK ,h!liin; a! t
''-I "II ' In- ' mo, 111. I No I HI I III-
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ni-'l,, ii': ,,f ;ul J', I,.'
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The VI " ft-t In I'm- ' .
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McitMis
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it 1 7 ii te i
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on Hie
A : '
is N i I
spudded V.i 2 mi Hie
(ai in in hi il.
Mlll nil V1V, K N. Smith
I'et a-.siici.in s No I on Hi" Vim- I
lie-s,.i f;i!,,i 111 Ihe H'Mit I'.wesl of
i'l 1,1 .'J Is ili an.l ah llliliilied.
silt Till ST OF HFt.liS II. F.
IVi ir, di.littm al HUH leel oil Ihe
M.. in i.i i "id-man No, I In the w t
half i,f limit he.is' of -1 r, - 1 I
offset llllir to Hie "UHIWUH' t'1'
l.-prtl liei K ' I K'lS !V'"'1
Tie
Til in
'tale well on
- 1 '.I li i tlnl-t Il
ia ll'llli.ls'
a lilt It; slam-
tla
Ui"i ii Hie n'.utl.i
; Mu li.-t. I 'u-ie
im: of pn nl -,7m
TALIANS ARE DEPORTED -FROM
IWVADED SECTIONS
Funilllcs Sctianitid hy
Wlio Are .Srnihng I In III to Dm
unit I'ohiis.
V S.1IN, IiiN. ...v iVImle--a'a
.'. i "l lull, in n( the ci- lh-ii put
ill, ,lii,n fiom (lie irr-a-'d ilieirlcU
of nor'hern ll.-iW hue stalled M'.apl.
ihe Italian "in' !' mis ailv.sed in
day limn I'-ui.e li-n and women
h.-iween tha mis of and iii aie
doecie.l to d --taiit nsl' l ill i em, rs
Hie nPS'a-.'P .l d I! added tri lt I'lll-
rnceii iire commiited ;t;in::t 'he
wi.i-.cn sr.' l iiitilrs are ,i 1 1 1 p -s-I y
ai par i ley aril ,l lie u
ill u ! l t, 'i ii 1 1! i.
Ir.
itruf
I.lt ,ll.
When o 1 1 ne. 2.,, I'.ili. the ha,!'!!
shooli Ins f.l In the face of Alu-iia.-sador
.lumds W. r.erard and t"ld
him that alte the war Has ended
would stand no in. .-.sense from
the Fnltcd Stairs, he did not real
ir.e thet the patience of Americans
would soon i-e.it.li Hie luealiinu pulnt.
The hole ser es of incidents, the
plot and Intr'.itue, the hrriken prmii
hes. Ihe delil.ei-ate illsreL.ird of all
the'rli-hls of a frirndly nation In the
'ttH-lne dectre to rule the world Is
r'ni-lv shown in the wonderfully
1 wriiilVI' in in1" v..-,.,
motion ii'ctiiiucprf iluct.on of
..iii,i s iHiok, "-.M' l-our '.irs
i' id
... i
In i.ernriny
llcre you ses unrnlleii hefore von
Ihe v hole pniic, nf his m y from the
ft-ilicm 'nel.lent to the catherliiK of
ne American army ever ihere.
Fiery American should see this
pc tiiie an that, he cm heiter. under-n-md
why America must suind
united ijra'n-tt th's common f"e.
The pli-'itif will h ahow n at the
f!'S"d the re"t of the wccK. The
nian.lBerueiit has nrrni,ied to fine
their pa'rona I
-. ,1 h-e-cooh-.I air.
STK M.
Pane roolidce. author f.f "Pirn'
ruck Jones." which Is Wallace
lleld's newest paramount picture,
i one of the lo-vt known au'.htirl
ties on western Uf" .""1 h-"' written
ahoiit a dosen novels, all ieilin
"h wei-'.o ii i hriraelei:. "I'.ini-
reel li.lien" iff B SlorV of BO Arlollll
miner and is t,oithded on a i -al In
cident which crime lo Mr. t'oniM.-i-'s
attention while he n In (hat state
a-nthcrlnK material for stories nnd
articles The ci.'t inehole, Ann
Utile. Krnrst .1"!'. rha'l" "ale,
(im- Oliver nnd K.ltui 'Mil" 'onper.
find the prodiirll 'ii was direited by
Donald (Tlsn. itlr.iro.'k Jones
Is to ap'-'ir at the Stiun.l theater
today and Friday.
Everydaii Wisdom
Hy IKlN IIKHAI.lt
C7rl
DCftOTHV, DEAR
DON'T
fi In J stc
i A inrrilc. hl,e n .yiiii.i- oiiera. has
t -,vo siie. Minoiiy nut niothcr
iknows I'l't'i. ( iiiey n inatiha to
'.hanire tire SIX limes en Ihe iluto-
o-ln,ohtle. he doesn't do anything.
jInther Is the foif.
A man sees n"rnimr in a p.cnu
I hut the alltter of potato chips and
,,10 je,,irklc of tolves. Mo:h'-i s'.ni
jhor ,,Hrt f ,he ph-nlc slxty-eiffhty
hours nerore tne curi.iin jtuck up
She must
slice 15,000 slices of
mn,l-iehcH (it tukes that
' . .
hreail lor
many for a picnic nf fiyo peiijilei.
and then Jam. jelly .ham hutter, or
something, cuch slice She has to
make a tuh of potato salad, kill,
pick and tlisctnhle a hen, and a
hundred other things that nohody
lean Imatrlne who has ne-.er heen he
jhind the scenet, and after It is all
I done she rnusr e-iffer th" con
iiien'oailon i.f th" d-in-.ned fnr over
loaiilnK the ear with food which, if
,it wt-ie less hi' ne crunih. woum
;leave sriTrii.M,inll' lllisufri 1 And
ishe must mol'llize the ehiMrcn
twentv-riye tunes (went h mute
ihysterleal than the st.-ut ..f n t,K-.
i r lc t and then iitr.ilti. J i st a f uller
t1) hanrJ ,,,,, KP(lp yh,ft uf.
J(,r cnrulem'i r.on of the damned
lanother time fur fome'tlnir the
papPr rlu,g a,i u,p ,.,,,.,. nn,, .,,.
,A, ,hP .,,., .,r,r t. n , ,, ,
i
ibscrvdtionsirf
Mi
ll.-
Me e- Whr.
1 ,111 Del':! .l.l.k
''I I'" pure Mie
I,
,! '' :" "' " hi-ii.e;
111. Ill I Mill.
I know him iiett .-l o ,
'I I rfn.'i.ll
I'll" nun
's H..1I1111K
.-I Hi. :ii
mil Of he
U" Mill ef
'111 Mens
. ,,.., h,1
1 pi of. ..kiiiMii n ,i
ir l- liitii. s hi, h i
Hi. in 1 1 1 a I he
" i llv he has I lie I ei
M
i" iinn.-r thin, tli.. i
his e, km. ihe (;
I i '1
I I h
I' ''"', l 'I'll' ) . ,II"N t 1 ' ;l I
del! M.i I.I, ,l ,i,. .
in e.iH r,n .',-.
Hill lhat d.o.s r.,1 h.
Hell II CI HI" II til 1K ,
Hi 'II. finite pf I',,. in,
I i"r knew men i . I
t thu, i
i ii,i,'-
l.lllU' I
Iiii.Ii
ii i:
wi I c don In- men 1
accepted s ol.linl.i I .1 i,
moral. Aim 1 ,,, ti
"li
-i n
Imr
. Im olisliler iie for .,
', Kil l f ran' I, a II v fur i
lll.-ll drop lli'l IM'l'.ni: eNj,
.Thai kind oi licit"!. i,i ; ,,
. u iilldiM'lllli nhill in utnlo; v
a ml adds to hej- i 'lie i Hi ill,
ll'eWIng of haing ihe de'-.jviii
'affaiiK wri'iicheil from In r I
".ill"
llh 11"
h li'l'
II ,.f 1,1
.Mid.-:
Hut to say WHY a man stops i-,s,tJ
inu a -i rl suddenlv In iiiu ;.e. i ll
e.iie la livvoiid nie if hue ,in:i
enoiiKh I i::n liai.ird a mo ss. I i.l. ., ,
In your aiol .lack's rise I hnie n,,
such data. I shall tri lo help i ,,,, in
alvln nu some of lh,. i-e;is'nin thin
I have known to move men In timi
iar i lr'ur.iriiances
The nmrf. Important thlnir f.-r ou
to rlo is to dismlSH at once nnd tor
irood any jilen Ihnt Ills defection M .i
reflection on you. He may lime
ecnsnil ili i lulls heeaiise hn found he
was fullliirf In love hefiua It n
t 'ss for iioslnrns reiiHoua .i do so,
or to l' enliiely frank. It miv hnv
heen lierauae he )enn to love yui
and his iudirhient disapproved ynu.
I mi an fhnt nla judgment 'n"y have
iNiiUKcsred to him the wladom nf s'
uslriuiia 1 lectins; a morn practical and esn de-
I'cndunt arlsi. one with " n tlirretent
sense of aortal values. Men are he
triniilna; to iallie that the elltiirlng
vine frequently clings lo the point
of siranaulailon.
These are auKKestlona merely. It
is Just as likely that Jack hrntiKht
himself iialandina; hecaiiKf nf anioo
I'h'iRiitlon that he eoulil not meet
o f i r niiirrlaKe as that he ceased his
attentiotiM totalise of aomri lack In
you. perhaps hla mother made him
peoniiae not to ' marry whlio
I lives. Th.-re ARK wivrtien s
and unwls enonith to exact such
prmnisea from their sons and Jat k
R. til IS an only son.
Your rile Is lo reply fa his friendly
letter Just as If hla defection was
the moM niutit-at thlnx; in all the
world. Accept hlni on the bas'a of
friendship and wait for devchjp-
V
i- l V
iflif ' 1
; ISTFLLt I
WW a S "J LAvvTOM I
.
'' '':'' .ei c-i n t-,,, f,iri-e n feeliii,;
' ' '. im,.i e ; h.i n ,,,, ', nn ;1 nl
I "i i "ii ,, n u,e I am mud thai
' ' ", lit:, ii lieu, f,,, furlher line- id
'lie Hi-tin ttiuiKM .il,. nn Huh mattni;
ni"' ' tl. . . Thoie who know all
the influeie a thai ,iie H.iikHiii on
Itie lll'e uf ,1 voilllfl pei sull i ii i'.l
the in.. ,!.,! iinlil ,e
mai l I:ik i liiiinint'iil, tliMi w hn
tlii itiMtir mini iir Wotimii Im fnllv
ci'TiuiiitK 'I to .Hinfhi'r ht 1.1 mMtif tUy
t.iU' it ji-i'ti- li f.iihtT nc miillwr it'itl
infi'i u"l .i hliioil t iinl. a tin- ;
Kr.t.-i- .( ftn'itnhil m t UK 1 1 i n or HUilti" '
4-q'i llv sl:if tllii! I Hll)l!' 'l11lin, ("'
1 'Uf K. v f ilMt iVr-hlti, fmnily ')inti.iii
r vui 'fr .'v irli' r. nmll It run im j
lnfiM1'!- I' I'iiiiri'.t lti A till lh t-f
'Ii' Mm. llKf ;l lmti' of iiilt, in tliH- ;
I n(i "intnui jivfrnl f i ;i bi- Htm I n j
:h
w 't.'.-t t.nA r l"-i'i, fa r poll
t ;T Hi..-.' il.i!lv rmi' frtioil tin1 j
, f. il . in j t lift inmU'tl in
he.-,,
Iln v !
ni.it i
..II 11.-
, I : ".I itf tllt'lr l l",('V ( f I
m :. !!.' I"r;i i il M th'I Vll tmn
Nr.' im . hlilr'-n n'h r(,ncnl-
s .1"' Hio w"if j
I
ui mi.ii'h' t.) h.iv iat .en-it nan
Kivt-i .-ni' h .i r'-vt'littlmi, hut 1
-.nn i.lfu, In '-t.'t'viftl IiIh ix hefnr
-i" i t intt I rut (ot.li tlfrpT
ruwt.
S"iiiP tlmr when r'rciiiutai,i'
en-Hi pi "I'll tiniH. I nhnll tnlU a lll
vnii Wii!i. uitMiit .lark's fiinltv It
ti t . 'l wt'rt at rnllfKp tn-
Kt'tlicr. ituil I knnw thy r frlnilH.
I h iv tifen thlnklhtf nvir whHt
nn v. rft'1 i ni' a h'Hit oi,fln A ti nl'
ii nl your nu, w roumllnKsi, tin"!' will
llil'l'l- M'lk'lTllKHlrl Bfinn.
Ym( Invnti; iiuntl-,
TMi: WAM-HOWRK.
CRUDE RUBBER IS PUT ON
RESTRICTED IMPORT LIST
(Inly 10(1, (Mill Tons Annually Cam
Now Ho llrointlit Inlit the Coun
H7i Tomuiui' Cnnwrvrd.
WASHINdTON. May S Tarry
Inn out Its aniionneeil I mention of
plncins; crude ruhher on tho Hat of
restricted Imports, the " war trade
hoard today Issued reitiilntlnna hold
ing Imports to the 1,'nlteil Htstea to
n. has Is of 100.000 Ions annually, and
limit mat lasunncea of lleenaea for
mfi.hs'i' h linpuKtrff lSi lo 25.00(1 tons from
.viny o to .iuiv ji. i ne rui aiuoHnrs
to aomethltiR more than one-third of
America's Imports, as ruhher haa
cum in nt the rale of about 157,0110
tons annually.
Tho restriction, determined upon
after consultation with the war In-
dimlriea board ami In pursuance
J with the war trade hoard's policy of
! ,-oiuiei vlng tonnagii for military re-
j 'lllltellHMlls, whs ordered Into effect
Immediately liy tho Liiireau of llu
! iiortH.
DEVOE
u itiuc
nunpic uirccuons on tne bottle.
You can put away your scrubbing
brush. ou'H never need it on.
Marble Floor-Finished floors.
Ask. for booklet "Seeing tho '
SriKhtcr Side." f
TULSA DECORATING CO
Sinclair Building, 6th and Main Sta.; .
HsUlo Tula
' TULSA.
Speeding Up
Speed, eiTiciency and economy that is t'fce choi
lenge to American industry today. Above all,
speed but in modern industry no speed that has
staying power is gained without efficiency., Kco'n
omy is needed, too,' but it is economy of time,
materials and labor not mere hoardingtof money,"
In any hauling or local transportation problem,
the surest way to do it Quicker, better and cheaper
is to do it with a Picrce-Arrow truck.
Pierce -.Arrow
Motor Trucks
y,rr PTnmrtJp The Interurbn Transportation
operatea twentjr-one rierre-Arrow trutkt which are rented out
under a wide, variety of serrice condition!. After careful
comparative operating tests, the company hat disponed of
all its trurki of another well-known make and has standardized
its fleet with Pierce-Arrows. ,)
0
Ortat eommmial niruiu an l,uUl upon imind
ronomUt lib thai, tftrttd by Vitrrt.Arr.yin
Tnicht. A tmatltr bunnui ihrmld tint limy ilirlf
Iht adnmtafm on icAii-A big tnuinut (hnr$.
TULSA MOTOR CAR
Seventh and Main
Phone 5095
W buy clean, whit rags. .Bring
thorn to The Worl rubllshtna- com
pany and a.sk for Mr. Mna Brume.
Adv. . i
Your floors
need never show
marrings like these
At last wc have the perfect
finish for every wood floor
a varnish tint fulfills every.
demand .
Thm Guaranteed
Marble Floor Finish
Wc jTuarantee it to be the ;
best iloor varnish made. ' It
brings out arid preserves' the " Y4
natural beauty of the wood;
it's easy to apply and resists tho' ;Xi
hardest wear and tear Jn clear,
dry weather it will dry over night.
- And to clean floors finished with J
,J ' Marble Floor Finish, just use.V
jyevue l oiBll aiCOTQing CO
407-080 ' "
OKLAHOMA j
CO.
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