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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 2-?. litis.
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PRESS CONVENTION
TO BREAK RECORDS
Annual Mrrtliu ciMtmw .VwoclMlnn
Will He Ono nf Mvost Kvcr
Held In Oklahoma.
Two Tul" men are on the pro
prfim a Hpeakrra at Uio meeting of
Oklahnina ' ITcua owiocUtlon at
Medicine Park, the lutter part of
thie week. They ore (Slenn Comloti
and J Hurr Giiil.ons, two all-Touml
newspaper men. who will have
omelhlUK real to eay to the gatlier-
,0Thl meeting Is exper(erl to he one
of the beat that h.-.s ever been hcM
by the a8ii iallon. Tulsa will l.e
,',y represented by the two men
(F,,in here, who arc on the program
to make some of 'he lea.lintf
speeches. -
Keports received by Kiltr.ir . S
Urouson of Kl Itrno. Indicalo th it
edltore from every corner of Okla
homa will attend the twenty-sixth
annual convention of the Oklahoma
Press association, which -"I he h,.i.
Friday and Saturday of this week t
the Kdltorial cluunnuau, .Viciiuiiie
park An enthusiastic, rouslnit con
vention is assured with the best side
attractions ever offered Oklahoma
editors.
The speakers for the convention
Jnnlude State Senator J '';1"',r
Thomas. John Oolohle. fiUtlirlc;
T Kerr, ItlnpllnK: II. II. Herbert,
university school of journalism- il
O. HpauldlnB. Anlmore; J Hurr Oil.,
bons. and filenn Condon, Tulsa;
Walter Ferguson, Cherokee; Ciei.rne
A. Smith, state (tame warden; Frank
Hush, superintendent of the Yi. lilia
mountain pame preserve, and J. M
W'nrlev nf Kansas City, ntihlieiiv di
rector for the third Liberty loan in
this federal reserve district.
DEVOE
Ii i
lo o
I
We gruarant.ee it to be the
X best floor varnish made. It
brings out and preserves the
natural beauty of the wood;
it's easy to apply and resists the
hardest wear and tear.. In clear
dry weather it will dry over night!
And to clean floors finished with
Marble Floor Finish, just use
a little Devoe Polish according to
simple directions on the bottle.
1 ou can nut away your scrubbing
brush. You'll never need it on
Marble Hoor-Finished floors.
TULSA DECORATING CO
Sinclair Building, Sth and Main Sts.
Hallo TuIm
TULSA.
VOU WILL NEVER wish
P ls " tcr hav'ng once used Chamberlain's Tab
cts. They are easier and more pleasant to take,
ablT Th miId theIr aCtin and mrC feli"
h-i u lcavc tIle bowels in a natural condition,
while the use of piUs js 0ften f0Howcd hy severe
do"eSt- pn requirinS a constant increase in the
- "sc. Eyery bottle guaranteed by your 'druggist.
I '
i
UADKirnic . o
"nunt.rio 3Art KIilVlLUir,
CONSTANT BOON TO INVALIDS SINCE 1877
. i
Warner', Safe Kidney
- wr Kemedy
Warne,.., Safe
Diabetei Remedy
Warner'. Safe Asthma
Kemedy
ff pmi
Wavt T,M neltahlo tanuiy Medicine
-wis BWE REMIIES CO. ' nOCHESTKR. X
Sold by Steinberg Bros., 206 South Main St.
nd Druggists Everywhere '
newspaper cost conference will be
held with T. V Motilaudhllti. field
representative if the I nlt. d T pothe
U.. ,f AiiitTH-a. presiilina,
Kvery editor i-lii'iil.l Iuki1 copies of
this paper to he entered in the lino
type coolest conducted by the Mer
iretithnlei company. Cash prut- will
bo offered.
Visits to Fort sill. Camp Ponlpnnn
and I 'urn iiuation fn-ld Will be worth
the cost of the trip and In addition
i!l the amusements ul Medicine park
will be thrown open to editors. I "
laire reserwuioiiK can be made In ad
vance by writing J. Miner 1 humus-
STOKES CAst WILL GO TO
KANSAS CITYJURY TODAY
Dl.-trl.-t Attorney Wilson to Close
Arcumt'ulH --l,1"""
Trliil.
KAVSAS TITY. My 22-
.....i,. in the case of
SOMiatlOn to eoirii. - - i
Mrs. Koe Pastor
j - . . i ... .... vr.i-t charged Min
violation of the espronafc'ffrtr-ww
completed this afternoon and at
Bument lie.'im. . .
I- Ina summing up ; ,,,
will take Place tomorrow at r
which 1,,dRn Ar-a H. San Valk-n-bn,Kh
will chai se Ihe 'j V- ' urt
otflclals expected the ca to t,o to
the Jury about noon. r i,
F liner II. Silvers, assistant I nlt
ed rttat.w district attorney, spoke
for the government and Keymoiir
Wed mar f Chicago io
fense it was expected that Fran
cis M WIHon. "ned S,"t,',, !'U"r"
p. y would complete the eovorn-
menta nmumsnt ,0"orT'uwi,Iir ,hfl
Mr Sllvrs asserted that tne
mi'est'inn at issue was the intent
or motive behind the signed com
,nunl..itlon of Mrs. Mokes which
appear-d In the Kansas t.lty Star,
in which fho expressed opposition
to the sovernment Mr. Ktedrnim
Insisted on the right of nee
speech.
Your floors
need never show
mar-rings like these
At last we have the perfect
finish for every wood floor
a, varnish that fulfills every
demand
The Guaranteed
Marble Floor Finish
07-OSOO
OKLAHOMA
to take another dose of
r-i- r-r- irntrc
Warner' Safe
TV arncr s jbu c
Rheumatic Remedy
Warner' Safe Nervine
Warner's Safe Pills
for ConMlptUlftn and
litlloUSIK-tttl
jhc. a
x. T.
SALES DATES ANNOUNCED I
ON STATE INDIAN LANDS '
BoKlnnlnir June l;l at Iniu, uc-!
tit. on Will Follow la.li ia
In All Sicil iiiv
Sprrial to Tbd Wurld. '
OKLAHOMA i'ITV, V , Ti...
Juno public au lion i,r i
will beKin June 1:;. wb.
Cralfi". Ottawa ui,. . -,
will be offeied lit .int.,
14 landa in Nowata, i.
inKlon. , Tulsii an.i c..,
will be offered ;,! T
15 landa In t '!n-; -,,!, , ,.,
Waconer, M 'iski . . y
Haskell rouhtie.-: .
Muskogee. 'n .I.i. l
1-ntttnor and A ,
of erred ut M . .- . i
lands In II"-'' "
Seminole conn1 . . -, :
in b. ;n
- ., Ml !.-. ,
ii June
Wash
nintit-S
n .1 umi- j
rii. ,!(.-!
sh and
.-.-d at
mis In
w.il b-
..l.e II
- and
Holdelivllle. i -i ,,,. ,.
Stephens, ilia ! . .1 . i f
(Main count i. y-i:: ...
cid'-kawlVa. " ViTi . ,V
( 'urler. M urr: . ,1 .1 . .
I.ove c-tn lit i .- ; ; !,.
Ardnorc. m .Inc.
t'hmtiiw, Pn.-hiN, i 1 1 ', ;
tain counties w : i.
lliifro. On ,f u m i . I.. mi
Adnlr and S' nun ah
offered at Kullii-aw
City Briefs i
MR. and Ml:.;. .1
of tOiernia'i, Tev,
friends in Tul-.a.
- - I
j(r,s. cm, cim -i
yeaierday fur liuii
they will ciiend Hi
er V.Hi
.l.al bail
i.s t'.im
Mr. Crnin, w ho im a
Nil
player witli I lie li.J.:i.i
of tlio Americuii hm ..e ,.i
.. ...
1)!'.. O A. VlAl.t. b;
b.
tilled of bis coinn,;.. hum .4-, a
-' I -o-.s
lias
tain in the midiral i m i ,, e
of the army. I Motor Wall
asked thai beibe nvin iniiil Au
Kijsl 1 to B-t his :il fa ire in sl..i in
to answer ibo irovt-ruii.eiit o c-ill.
pn. AV. O. I.IJM Mi IX, w!io ha.i
been "nKiiK-il In the -ie-' i..l j.r.i .--tiro
of ineclii-iiie in fids city, !ur
the nat three yeai.s. lias been cnii!
mlssloneil a lleuu-r'-itit in tl.e ariny
midicul neliee and will leave
shortly for liainliii; ut l-'urt lili.-H,
Texas.
..
TWO MKN have been rilli-J In
the draft frotn the We.-icrn Auto
Stiniily coniia:;y within the paM
two days. They are will Less, head
salesntan, w-ho left for New iirle'ans
Monday, and Cbarb-s1 iilar. who
went to Kort Smith lahl night.
I
I'RIVATI": Id'CKHNS MIKI1 re
turneil ' yesterday to Cuiiij) Howie,
Texas, aftert' RietidltiK a several
days' leave In Tulsa. 1'rtvate Mier
is one of the three army men who
have been "adopted" by Mrs. Jose
phine T'e Haven of t lie 1 e Haven
llower shop for tho duration of thn
ar.
I
QriN'CY cri.l:l-:r.TSON. n nepro.
employed at the Vandever Iry
(toods company, is belnif held In the
city J.lil on ti eharire of grand lar
eeny, which was filed yesterday in
Le Daniels court. Information -l
leged f'ulbertson stole three pairs of
shoes nnd a dress valued at Ji'J.iJ
lie will be arraigned today.
WANT NO MORE EXCEPTIONS
Resolutions in House ( nil on Cabinet
MrmlN'rn for Lists.
. WASHINGTON". May I'.econt
slatemeiit by ir:e;iibi;t-j of the house
that .Secretarv ll'iston had obtained
deferred classification for 2,0uu men
of draft ns:e in thn department of
auricultiirc brought resolutions oday
calllnir on all cabinet officers to in
form the house tho number of men
liable for m.lilaiy mwi in tli-n
der.artients lor whom exemption
bad t-ecii r(qucic.i uou u..i.ii...... a..
the chfirncier of thn work tln-y are
performing. The resolutions were
offered i,y Ii"picsentalive Madden of
Illinois. .
Marriage Licenses
The following iiiMi-na((e licenses
were issued yesterday: Frank II.
Kent, sc., Tulsa, and Miss Kva J
Winkler 30. Clarernore; J. A.
Ktauvh. 30. arid Mrs. Minnie Pin lev.
24, both of Tulsa; .1. Iv Lombard,
35, and Miss Iieatrlce Ulack, 13..
both of Sklatook.
A BEAUTY
Ill.ick and White
niovcH I"rvk li-s.
l'inipl' s, Itlslncs, hunliuru. '
lllca. Iir Park or Sallow Skin. Mak
ing it Soft. I'ulr, llrliiht.
Ilv Mull 25 Cenls.
Hlaik nnd M'l;.' ointment (for
white or 1 olored f.iik.i easily
Me. u hi s -lark, siilow or b!ot-liy
,ikln of all rit.im:s l.u'ups, pimples,
bl.v kheails, wiiiikles, Ian or freckirs
-lKivinc ru a clear, soft. fit.-. PkIh,
hriwlit roiopleA.on; .iniekly h'ops arid
heals' sii'ibtirn. Him k and Whit? I
Oln'ment Is exquisite, soft, but not.
stii ky. and Is superior, to all other
skin protMiialljrs, as it )ie.iU ns
well as hi''." ii'i .Sold on a niouey
baolc guarai.lee, only i.'.c (stamps or
coin) sent L innil, or If Oj Keud fl
for four boxes of I'.iack "J h.tc.
Ointment k I't cak" of UU-i,- nnl
White Foi.l Im lu.led free. Al'lr'.it
I'louKh'. Chemical Co., Ii-;.t. Ot.
Memphis. Icr.n. '
' Agents Make an I-lasy Living
rcprescntinr; 11s. Write for special
deal. ltl: and. White Ointmnt
sold evcrj i.eie. Adv.
7?.:;
liniment IU'
Tan; lle.-il
rr
Prospectus of Proposed German
Loot and Murder Trust
CAPITAL: Greatest in history.
OBJECT: To break into the tills and treasure vaults
of the world and construct a new morality for men; to
demonstrate
1. The folly of Moses,
2. The insanity of Isaiah,
3. The wickedness of Jesus Christ,
4. The wise benevolence of the Devil,
5. To put the heart of the Kaiser in the bosom of Cod.
The promoters of this enterprise are the most, influ
ential men in Germany. Unexampled pmhts itre in
prospect. The riches of England, France and America
and the product of their future industry shall le the rn-
"Ai7iTlf"ita,'stiVckholdtTsr-"'Tlie''Kaiser lias put his lift!
and fortune and ability into this enterprise, lie has
promised that :
1. Hereafter there shall be no "nots" in the ten
commandments. N
2. Small holders may enjoy the privilege of raping
the women in conquered states. It is a necessary
process in the Teutonization of other races.
3. Anyone who dares to question the authority of a
Teuton in a conquered state may be shot on the
instant, or if it be a child one or both hands may
be cut off.
4. Other races shall tremble when they see the face
of a German.
5. Our old adjustable, accommodating Teuton god
shall be the god of all peoples.
5. We shall compel other races to work for us, but
slavery and kindred words shall be avoided.
STOCK ADVANCE IS .
"FOLLOWED BY FALL
Sharp rxsdlnc Sets In Hue to Short
Stdllnu Principally; lUills
SUirt Dccllni..
N'lJW Y'iI'.K, Slav I'lsreKard
Ins the removal r the railroad pres
idents and fresh complli allons in the
lnternatloniil nil nation, the slock
market proceeded today to i-esnmn Hs
advance but fell back sharply iHter.
Harl ri.se differed imliially from
recent movenienls, however, In that
stocks hitherto backward or dor
mant were most conspicuous, Low
priced specialties such ns cotton oil,
linseed, Virginia, t'arollna Chemical,
Agricultural Chemical, f'nrn Pro
ducts and hide and leather common
and preferred were - lo H points
higher at noon, after which the gen
eral petback bepan.
Hails were the first to lose Kround,
tboorrh reiictim; otilv I to " Ht
points. I nlted Sleel surrendered Its
2-poinl Rain, closlnjr ut a net loss
of 1 nolnt and most other Industrials
and equipments replaced sunsiantiai
lssi.es were carri.tl down to 4 points
Shipping, coppers nnd allied
metals, as well as motor, oils nnd
an Impressive array of unclassified
Issues werecnrrled down to 4 points
In the more extensive offorlntin of
the last hour, short selling evidently
pluyiriK no small part in thn unnot
tlemenf. JjuleH amounted to 8 1 5 , U 0 0
shares.
Honds of all descriptions were
variably lower, Including Issues, the
4 1 -4m maklne a now minimum on a
cash sale at 37.4S. Total' sales, par
value. HKirrcirsited r.0.000.
Inited Slates bonds, old Issues,
were unchanged on call.
PLANTING CARRIES -CORN
PRICES DOWN
Acn'ce Will- lie i-olifl Within
Week Market Hear, and Trail
ing Itcfhsls the News.
CHICAGO. Mn 22 -Assertions
that plantlriK would for the most
part be completed wllliln a week
liad a bearish effect today on corn.
The market closed unsettled, 74c to
l'ic net lower, with June l.40'
nnd July JI 41 S to II 1 1 ' . 'Mis
ile.-l.ned 'n and c to 2'e net.
The outcome !n provisions vlirled
friiin venti'rdav's finish "to "e in'n.
ThrmiKhout the day. tlie nearness
of the end r.f the pl.intinir period
served to ..weaken the corn market.
Trading was entirely In Juno and
Julv deliveries. May having been
eliminated hy Ihe exchariico direct
ors. Heporta that the last dry spot had
been removed from the jrrain bolt
led to down ttirn.s In the 014I3 mar
ket. Provisions nyer'trcd hlRher with
hoes, but realizlns sales caused u
reaction.
lc(rii tins 011 linker.
OKLAHOMA OITV, May . Ok
lahoma tinkers are to police their
own industrv to see that wheat Is
conserved and Ihe regulations of th.
toed adrntnistra-tlon carried o-jt.
The s'ale in to b divided Into dis
tricts and the bakers In each dls
tri't will pi'nvlde for the Inspection
of ihe bake shops in that torrl'ory.
I'klahoma i'iiv bakers nlrevnly have
eriitd -ved (in ilifpector who If. check
1 n
up on the amount of flour cacn Ml
baker
is nsnur. j
W ill He ''Snjriir Mtm.''"
1
vilCI.A lI'i.M A CITV, May 22 - Ope
of Herbert. Hoover's dolla r-a-Vea r
tuPii bas bci;un work for tho okla-l-omn
food a.lnilritsli-alion. lie iq If.
.to.vey, formejiv of i-iji n Antonio.
Texas.- who will he in ehaive of the
s'ii:,':t'r di-.iion ' f tlie stale too.) ad
mliiliaration. Mr. .I"i-y olunieered
his services to the vcr n 1:1 -i. t tlll.l
l eini: given some choi.-o an to wticre
he should work, den. led upon Okt.i.
honia.
Quits Wiir Worlj (or Politics.
P pent! to 1 l.o World
OKI,AIlM. CITT. Ma 23 l
cause he had hecoi ie a en idid.i ie
for tlie pomiii'itU.n f-.r preyi.l.-t.t . f
the Ftate board of agriculture, J. A.
Wtdtehurst of lli.xio has tendered
his resignation as u member of the
exemption board for the western l;
triet of 1 ik 1 u he. 111a . Mi. Wliitehurit
is toembcr ot the buaid of ayi't
culture. ,,. ,
Into the Mljt lAvaguA.
Hpeolsl to The Vorld,
Oklahoma cixr. May 53. r?y
a proclamation Issued today hy Clov
ernor William, the town of lleaven
er, In I-eKloro countyt will hold an
election- Junn 22 to vote on the
question of becoming a city.
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM I'RECKDISO PAGB
OSAtil', Tho well In the north
west' of the northeast of H-28-1J In
completed and Kod for 200 barrel
at 1,U0! feet after snot.
The Pnvoy fill company haj a
ft
uo In the center of tho north 1
of the northwest of the northeast
20-aa-n.
The Ked Itank Oil company No.
1 in the northeast norner of tho
northwest of the nohthwest of Ihe
southeast of 3:1-25-8 la a rig.
The Mlnnchoma Oil company haa
spudded In the kou th west corner of
the southeast of the southwest of
the northwest of 1U-23-12.
1 Poster Norwood No. 4i In the
northeast corner of the northwest of
:a-:o-ll is u rig- on the 'ground.
Tho .Manhattan Oil company lias
a rlK up for No. 43 In the northeast
corner of Ihe northwest of tho
northwest of the southwest of 21-6-1
1.
The Phillips Petroleum company
No. .33 In tho renter of the loutli
lino of the southwest of the louth
ea.it of 11-2&-11 ls drilling at 1,600
feet.
II. V. Poster Is rigging up for No.
12 in the northeast corner ct 25-25-9.
.
Tho Gypsy has a rig up f6r No. g
In the northwest corner of the north
east of the northwest of the south
west of 29-25-11
The Manhattan OU company No.
42 In the northwest corner nf tho
northeast of the northwest of the
southeast of 20-25-11 In a 100-bar-
rei well arier snot at 1.8J0 feet.-
The Mountain State Oil company
No. 15 In the center of the west line
of the southeast of 21-25-12 la ghot
and Kod for i barrels at 1,664
feet
The Wolverine Oil company No.
62 In the southeast corner of tho
northwest of the southeast of the
soilllieivit of 8-23-12 la moving In
tools.
f ASI-n The Gypsy Oil company
is uriderreamlng the 10-Inch calnn
at 1.&00 feet in the southwest cor
ner of the northwest quarter of aec
tlon 21-21-3e and has set the 10
Inch casing at l.st.5 feet In thn
northeast corner of tho southeast
quarter of section 20-2 l-e. Hth
of those drilling wells offset the
Oypsy's well in tho northeast cor
ner of the southwest quarter of "1-21-fio
drilled in laxt full i ttin pru,.
sand, foum'. at 2,(190 feet, and now
pumping 60 barrels.
Half a inllo south of thn Cvpsv's
well. John 11. Markham Jr., In '
21-t, is underreanilng the S-lm h
casing at 2,.'!i0 feet.
Threo qunrters of a ml In tmrih-e.-UHt
of the Oypsy well In the south
west corner of the northeast quar
ter of the northeust quarter of 21-2-e,
tho Plymouth Oil company N
iinderreamliig the S-lnch i-iislng at
1.400 feet.
IIIjACKUT.M. Tho ftn. 1 Hi west cm
ill company No. l ,,n the John
Welsh farm in the center of the west
line ..f the eaxt half of Ihe southwest
of 17-28-le, ls a ri,,-. s. 10 in the'
SUBMARINE BOAT
LAKE TORPEDO
AETNi
CURTISS AERO
TEXANA OIL
CanNbe
biiimhf on our
fii.vment Plan
Monthly
Hook lot I'rro on Jtciiiest
J. I). Sujjarman & Co.
( Incorporated )
(17 i ;clmng- Place, in Vork ( It)
I - r-nmfif ifiiaS'iiialB lat-ii "ear at laaiiinf nl
' rf the we ir linn of the n,.r'b
f the MM. II, IV. .1 l:i .1 I I,r in, il l
mio ( him pa -iv I- bnihli'"- -
,.i I. 1 i.f I lie I
The i I,; U
M'lhwe. t ,-,im
tile ion IhWi
III He
.-..ft
M
Tii.
HIV
I'll A
il.il.-
i liliiheina ill coin
:r II t'e lef No '' "H
I ..then farm in I be
r i.t li e ll.il theast of
f V-L's le.
ildiliK for the Imlillb
,. 4 mi Ihe Marvel
ill 1' ..( 1 he II. .1 I llW ehl
1 1 .-i I
It..
.III..
I
I I
lllW. St
ri.r la I.
Ihe
.v "Ul lie m.i
I inn In Ihe ei
of I. : s I. ,
til l-'
'"111
: In lb
II... Ihe. I
Mli
I'lllll. The Ceb-Btine Oil
has a i Ii: up for M inuel No
e lint l; 1 .-! l-el ner of the
I i.l' tho liol II. --.t of 1
il
Smith N.
nil 10 th
tier I invest
? on the
MoilttlWi" t
,f l'J-14-li
II- h i 1 1. 1.:
On
lit
. I. el.
Nix.oi and otl'-ers No. 2
ii.el f inn In I lie center
Th.
0,1 II,
. r tt.,
Hi,. ,.,
lei iv,
I
w. .1 !i f the port hue it of
rli..-.iK of I 11 1,, p. 11 S.s li.ir
11 title,- Hin t hi l.i. 1 .1 feel
1 '...... 1 an. I otb.is , 1 In the
'"1.1 hlw.-it . .it-Tier of Ihe notthlle.-lt of
:s ' '. J. illy ul.-l Ubandoacd at
'-,,:iiii p-.-i,
MOI'Mis ill., odilof oil com
1 . ' 1 . i.l To I. !... 1 'hlo. w lib h i;ot a
In Ion r . I iv.ll in the llb-tin hand In
lis ti .1 in the .otithuail corner of
Ihe nor thii est .pi.-nter of Ihe nojth
eaxl quarter o." M-ctton '.".!-1 il-1 le, Is
1I11III111; deepi r nl L'.l.U feci and will
lest Ihe I Oltehcr sand.
K ' 1 Keii;ir li.-us a rig up for a
1 iiib her .and tet In Hie niirthea.'t
'ii, "i- nf t... sioulh half of the
I'urthe.i: t qu.irter of 1 II 1 ll I 1 0 Oil
I he M nine Clark, farm.
j 'Ml TO The Macnolla petro
j lenin , oinpanv No. la on the A Hcotl
j f irm In lh(. noiihwesl corner of Ihe
n.. i thrust, of lb" nniilhwcsl of the
soiitheaM (,f 9-1 S-7 Is a 76-barrel
natural well In the liyton sand at
..'..' feet
HiikIi King has a 30-barrel well on I
the W. Hill No. I In thi' soiithvyes!.
corner of the northwest of 'i-tf-K tit
a depth of 1,(,0;( feet. It was shot.
OllroV -The Slain Oil company
No 7. on tin. river bed In the north
ensl corner of the sniilbWi-st of tho
southeast of the soiitheasi of IS 1s-7
Is a 10-barrel well 'In the Tucker sand
at 2.3S0 feet.
The MlnnohoVnn nil company No.
1 S on Ihe Kalvln farm ii. the center
of tho northwest of the southwest of
16-18-7 is a t'.F.-hiirrel well nfter shot
In the Itartlesvllle at 2,U 0 feet.
KOI TIIWi:sT OP MOCNnS- The
Parafflne oil comffiny No. 3 Heath
la drilling at- 1.400 feet on No. 2
Heath In 20-16-11. .- .
Twin mates No 7 Miller In 4-H-14
la good for 40 barrels.
The Hankers Oil company has a
25-barrel well In 26-14-14.
TOOfOSTOWN The Oklahoma
Producing & Keflnlng Co. No. 13
Hockaday farm In 2G-14-11 la good
for 400 barrels natural.
No. 4 on the Oalll farm In 36-14-11
ls good for 800 barrels, and
No. 7 same farm for 700 barrels.
Walte Phillips No. 6 Foster la a
1,000-barrci well In 86-14-11.
' COLE I"OOr Chealmit A Hmlth
No. on tha Hendricks farm In
the southwest corner of Ihe north
west of 19-14-18 Is completed for
a 1.600,000 feet gaa wail from 1. 780
10 1,764 feet.
KITCFTOt Tho Mnnehoma Oil
company No.' 2 on the K. Rogers
farm Is a 25-barrel well from 2.395
to 1.408 feet after being shot with
Chiap KlRi are net rhi.ap. What
mkr pair of IM. vahiablo la
tha brain uurd In furniiliing litem.
Tho who knew h.tw. jilae a vaiua
en their irMi-a. knuwlitilcn la
worth itKinfj, Our pricci aro a Inw
aa ia rniot(.nt with heiil fpialll
arid nali.faitur . individual altiiilleu.
DR. I. ANGSTREICII
OPTOMETKI8T
with Harry llalllirnn
Baenrd and Muni Phona 127
Helu Speed the Red Oroaa lund
DO IT TODAVI
BACKACHE KILLS
lain't make the fatal liustnko of
in gliding what may seem lo ho a
"simple llllle I" cl-.aohe." There
Isn't any such thing. It lo iv bo the
Inst uarnln,' that our kidnevs nie
not wo.-htiig properly, and throwing
olf the pi, is uin m lliev should. If
this Is the ritse, go after tho cause
of that li: k.-trhe hlld do it llnklN,
in- you may find yourself in the grip
of in Inerrable disease.
liul.H MKI'AI, Haarlem fill Cap
iiiles will Kiie almost piiiti. dnite re
lief 1 -oin -Mdi'-y n ml bladder trouh-1-
s, which n.ay be tlie unsuspected
ranee of renoial ill health. HOl.ll
MKI'AI. l aarlern Oil Capsul'-s are
H.pirKd din-el front the lahora
loriui m I loil, mi!. Tli.'V 111 " pre
pare! in i. i-ie t ipiantily an l run-enl-i.l
'.-tin lo Ink", ii ml hi-. i pus-lil.-flv
cuar.tnli e.l to mi prompt
r. itef ii your nvney will he re-f-n.'ed
' Mo.m ,'(.t, ' ,-i.uy drug
More. ;..il t-- u:e tn Insist on the
i: M ji .MKI'AI, I. rand, and take no
(hit-.-- In I. .vs. three sizes Adv
without qn-t(oo if Hut'P ftnT
f!l IQ thi trrtoiue of lt(ai,
Twiwr, U.njrw..rta. Jui, mUl lxm t
(MMttfJI dlaUU4Ml 4flaBl1MI tXtkMr
bus rvltvf"t1 linrlrUsofuob cuji.
T a ii t t ot r on oar lfvv
Br.k (Juaronl. Try It t twr tnk
TMtAT. VrSt Tic, at Crng tlnr-.
RelyOnCuticura
CCl !T L1J
ttlrtiinflal: Afar 'l.rtnut V. S W
Tlfnm S I
wmmxm
J iatt ii HaW i TWk.m.m.Va
LU
This Is a AVIIcok nd
l'IlM -Anderson T!.t nth.rs NO.
i 00 pie ... .miro farm In the
f .'lit lie Hp . f corner of the southwest
"f 21-13-1 j Is it 1,00(1.000 feet gas
fi.uii l.S-.Hi to l.i94 feet.
Mt SkOt.l-.K -Tho Mussellem fill
:uh 10. No. 1 on the Downing
limn In tin. northeast corner of the
oiith west of ihe noiitheiiMt nf 33-14-1
In a 10-barri 1 well at 1,507 feel.
i:st or SAI1 I.P No. 5
llellgsl of the Snplilpii Heflnllllf
company In Si-ifr 12 Ii kh.iiI for 611
barrel natural la the 2.1100 'fool
iiiud.
Personals
J
the
O I.. McO. lire, preeldetit of
Lakeside Petroleum company, Is in
Ihe city on hustinss nnd I.s Inclined
lo l.-iko crack at the roflnoia who
a n not allowing llielr earn to make
long trips, an be in of the opinion
tnst It will eolvn u moat rpcxlnu
question that of nerong oiiilylng
INtrlcts w-IUi oil. He la getting a
rood share of ImslnesM here and
i III dntihlloHS continue to cut a larke
iviih umiinn tho pnrehanera nf pe.
'roleum and petroleum producta In
i lie veura tn come. Jem Huck, who
is the local purchaser, la lix-at'ed In
the World building. Iln la extremely
popular hero.
Prank 'Wnbur, one of tha beet
known and moat popular of the oil
Prominent markctinp; con
cern wishes to purchase
the output of several small
refineries in buyer's cars.
Sufficient equipment to
keep your products rolling
e
lively. State what prod
ucts you are making; and
quantity you can offer.
Address Box B-91, 'cao
World. ' ...
't iiuart.-.
m. 11.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of Interest To
Oil Men and5 Contractors
The Producers Supply Co.
Located at ArchaeranLElgin slteets, is now
under the direct jnanagementof Mr. Sam
Miller, president and general manager, of
the Ohio Pipe & Supply Co. of Dewey.
OkJa and Brownwood, Texaa, and Mr.
W. A. Letson, formerly president of the '
jirst mnonai Danicof
This business will beTgreatly enlargedand .
a large stock of . new and secondhand
Pipes, Boilers, Engmes-and other Oil Well
Supplies have been pu).xhased and we are
now in a position to handle your business.
The Ohio Hp &' Supply Co wilT-continne ,
to operate at .Dewey, Oklaand Brown
wood, Texas, aa formerly. The same
liberal policy that has been therkeynote of
our success at these pointa will be-main-'' .
tainedJiere. , ,
A FAnvSOIAREaEAETOAEE
ProducersSnpplyCo.
(Incorporated)'
gAM MILIiBU. Pres. VUA. JiEXBOir. TkavFres.
OIL j WELU fSUPPnES
Elgin nd Archer Street : Pfone-2101381
Stevens County
Oil Leases
Southwest quarter aectlon 10,
1 south, & went, per acre. ...... .$100
Rist half of nnrthweat quarter
section 3 5, 1 north, S west, per
acre ... , .mm .$100
North half of southeast quar
ter of section H, 1 north, 9
west, . .. .....$
Norlieaat quarter section 17,
1 north, l west, per acre -....$
Bouthweat quarter
south, 9 west
i J
producer la viaitfnjr hla many
friends In Tu lea. Hla homo Of late
haa been at Wichita. '
John Anderson of Anderson1 and
tiusiafaoii la in Tula nd refuaed
to bo interviewed but doea It In a
wily that la certainly unique. "I
would bo very flad Indeed to give
you anything for publication but you
know tho situation and I am perfect
ly willing to allow you to any any.
thing that you aee fit, but don't
quote me." Mr. Anderson once gve
an Interview aa to the tank aitua
tlon and later had the horrible ei
prrlenee of having it read into the
evidence in a eult that ha brought
to en fore a contract for the delivery
of fuel oil. What ha aald at the
time was true and exceedingly per
tinent but he is not giving out any
Interviews, " ..
Arch Orlder is in Tula and Jlnln
up business for hla firm, the Mid
land Petroleum company, and be
ing a marketer Is Interested In the
welfare of the mid-continent field
and endoraea heartily the Idea of
having Mr. Jiequa. here from Wash
ington ns the guest of the refiners
and prod noma and believes every oil
man In Oklahoma would come to
hear him. .
SOMETHING HEW
IN YOUR TOWN
We are ready to-'
day to repair your
allocs on tha
, Goodyear .
Welt Shoe
Repairing -Machinery
Bomethlng new, have them
fixed on tha same kind of ma
chinery new shoes are made pa.
Tulsa Electric Shoe
Repair Co,
Two big shops. No. 1 at 80 W.
beoond) No. a at 0T B. Boston
jowey, tuua.
IS
IS
of 12. 3
.$135
O. f. Morris
Iloom 111 Tulsa IIoUJ
After Tcxlay, Duni ui, Okla.