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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Cost of Living Scars
In the Past Two Years

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE cost
of living on June Is was approximate
iy 60 per cent higher than the average
between 1890 and 1900. more than 3
per cent higher than it was a year ago
and nearly - per cent higher than II
was two years ago.
Investigations OF retail prices in 40
cities. conducted by experts OF the
bureau OF labor. show prices practical
ly at the same level as last November.
when the high records of the last
quarter century were reached.
Fourteen articles of food were in.
vestigated and compared with the
average prices between 1890 and 1900.
Every one except sugar showed a
marked advance. Bacon. which led In
the soaring. went up 1885 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
NO ADDITIONAL q
CHARGES FILED
GOVERNOR SULZER WILL BE
TRIED on THE CHARGES
AS THEY STAND.
Impeachment Will Hold Daily Pub
lie Hearings Until Wednesday,
the Day Preceding the Trial.

NEW YORK. Sept l4.-No addition
al charges will be fled against Govern.
or Sulzer. lie will be tried By the
duly constituted court on the charges
as they stand. IL was announced late
today. after prolonged conference NJ
counsel for the assembly committee
having the Impeachment proceedings
In charge
Tho committee of Impeachment
Managers will convene tomorrow n
was announced and hold daily public
sessions until Wednesday. the dav pre-.
c"ding the beginning Of the Sulzer
trial
Aaron j. Levy. majority leader ~ the
assembly. Uho vas In the rooms vher.
the conference was hold TODAY. do
clincd. as he did yesterday. ~ mako
public the name Of tho lawyer who
has boen reported a. having brought
what Nr Levy considered - be A prop
osifion from Governor Sulzer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept 14-with the early to-day of the
Rev. Hans Schmidt assistant rector of St Josphs Roman Caho-
Lie church charged with the murder of Anna Aumuller.
mes the mystery surrounding the finding ago.
parts of the dsmembered body of girl the Hudson
solved Schmidt according the police reports
and at the time of his arrest attempted commit suicide
ting his throat with safety blade.
Il killed her because loved her much" Schmidt al.
legged TO have told his but the police
tive for the crime is that the about become
mother He had married her through ceremony of his
performing without witnesses.
According to the police and the district attorneys office
Schmds confession full and absolute In it he quoted
saying that he killed his companion with butcher knife
the body with the knife a The committed
the police while the slept shortly midnight
September in apartment in Badhurst avenue the
priest had placed her five days before.
When her heart had ceased beating according to the al
legged confession. Schmidt the to the
bath and placing il in the tub began Immediately CORY
task of cutting With the keen knife saw he cut
of the head and legs Still fearful detection he then
cut the body in two.
Five bundles wrapped in bed clothes and papers,
of the six parts Five times Schmidt left the apartment house
with bundle to the Hudson Jersey shore
Five times he leaned the stern Of the ferry mid
stream and gently the his burden he returned
TO his church.
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| Other articles which showed remark.
able advances were:
Pork chops. Ill Der cent: round
steak. 1925: smoked ham. 81: hens.
t6.s; sirloin steak. 1872: rib roast. rs;
lard. $50; corn meal. 57.3; potatoes.
44.4: butter. Al 8: eggs. 40.s; milk.
3S.4. and -four. 1856 During the same
period sugar showed a decline OF s
per cent
During the last year prices OF eleven
OF ffteenrarticles investigated went
up.
Bacon advanced 1852 per cent;
per cent; smoked ham. I4.i: pork
chops. 1S4; hens, lis: eggs. Ill:
round steak. 10l; sirioin steak. es:
lard. -: rib roast, 6.s: butter. IS. and
milk. 41.
The other four declined as follows
Potatoes. 3i.9: sugar. 2: wheat
Aour. -. and corn meal. 3.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
BILLY" SUNDAY
Is ON The JOB

SPECIAL ul-pst-h ~ fhe trtcIiig,r,e-
STEUBENNlLLE. o. Sept IL
Billy sunday opened bis tx ueck.'
campaign here to-day. srcaking 90
1000 people In three services 80
apeaks Boz a tabernacle seating 0pn
people built by voluntary workers
Quite q number ~ Wheeling friends
came ~ 10 meet tho SUNDAY marty
and attend the service to-day Ito uss
The same old Billy SUNDAY. with Dbl.
rapid hre. triphammer way of handing
cHt cpigrams against sin in and our OF
tho church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
FIRE DESTROYS
GRAFTON PLANT

~r''.oi iI-raf.n to the inguser,sr
GRAFTON. W Va Sept 10 a Gre
~ unknown oricin burned the plant of
tho Columbia Tile company here sun
Jay morning The liant WIS valued
ai 100000. aud partly insured Joseph
Gedkiue. wafchmau. va. .eriousiv
burned. huf viii recover The chief
i"rkholders are q R Durbn and
Harry klunet. ~ Grafton The plant
NAV Do rebuilt This makes The ffth
indretrial plant worth a total ~ haIf
q million dollars. thar have been do
s'ro1ci by mysterious frcs within a
year Rumors credit tho fres 10 In.
c"nd''rieF. and an investigation viii
promptly be- made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
WILL VOTE ON
.COMMISSIONFORM

Special Dispatch 60 the inteIir.n,er
FAlRMtNT. ". a. Sept I4-Fair.
mont will tomorrow vote on A pro-
posed Increase ~ the city corpora
ton limits TO include an area much
greater than the present corporation
and increase tie city population TO
1000 and 20 change the present form
OF city government ~ a highly com
plete commission form with real
initiative and referendum features
Sentiment appears 10 be- about equal
" divided and very hot city cam
paign is being waged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
JOY RIDE FATAL

PORT WAYNE. Ind Sept 14-ues.
so Geary. g. ~ Montpelier. Ind and
Willard Fry back. of Button. arc dead
~ tho result Of an automobile acci.
dent which ended in Wild ride In a
borrowed car early to-day Hazel
stewart. also ~ Montpelier. and Jack
Lindcmsnn. of this citv. tho other or.
cupanfs ~ the car are in an uncor
scious condition a. q local hospital
Fry back worked for Harry T0vcn.
stein. Who told the police he had NOT
Ft'en his chauffeur permission to use
Tho machine
The automobile skidded on turn
boz The outskirts of tho CITY and
lluug"d down a ton foot cmhankmeni
The Gcary rirl died within few
minutes and The chauffeur short
Tim" after reaching the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
One KILLED
in CRAP GAME

-Isrfi fIaraf.h ta fre f-t,,r-,,..-
'HAkLEsTON. " q. Sept IL
william Sn"ed is dead and Jnscph
Harrison is probably fatally wounded
at ih" result Of . crap same brtween
min"rs ai l%"e00d Du cabin creek
This evening Frank fpres coiored
Who shot th" tVo white men. ba. 81.
capped 90 tho billie
J"n"s and Harrison sore ,bootirg
craps and gDf into frlf sre.d
oas an onl0Oker and attempted to he
pearenaker tones pulled q g,r and
fred thrr" shots into Srasd. bodv
killing him Instantly 4 fourth hot
f"ok rn"cf in Harrison head and
no may Dc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
To Ne Acquitted.

ALBANY. y y sept % ."r am 20
ing ." 20 acquitted said t.ot ern0r WIN
81 Ilffr tonight 80 terfsrsnte vIfh eu-
Judge To tad lierrick. ~ his rpunse =.
'nr'err.Hc fhe iurssrhrneuf TRIAL which
VIII roWmence Thursdnf before the sen
n'' and fhe court Of appeals sitting aa a
court ~ imrearhwenf
He E". "rr0r commented on the affI-
fIne 90 some ~ the senators" and de-
Oh ffff This I4 TRIAL. mot a roitfi-
tfI iFi' lie said that Justice Is all
F fuf 1ita statement follow
tu going fe 30 ar.t.Itt.f .r,
gong 2" have FAIR trial have said
."fue hard thing. about some ~ tho
''ff'rf Hri ftft have eaId Some hard
'''fE 7fo mo lIf fhia ia a trial not
H f"IfirHI fEff They arr both f.f~e. .
H.H juror. and hn1ieve most of them
gro larFe enough and honest enough t4
''-' "Nf fn. pere0ral feeling fhev
f''ef'fIn frw4rd me bsralse 81
'Nff D If.f .t.f about then. and do
nf H.ff.f. fru fiff b.. al amt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
GAR. MVADES
The SOUTHLAND
BOYS IN BLUE MAKE PEACE.
FUL ATTACK ON CITY OF
CHATTANOOGA.
Big Reunion Opens To-day and a
Very Elaborate Program Has
Been Mapped Out.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. IA
Marking their first peaceful invasion
or the south. thousands of Union vet
erans arrived here today and tonigh;
10 attend the 47th annual encamp-
ment OF the Grand Army of the III.
public. and allied OF rganizatIons. The
encampment will be formally opepe 1
tomorrow. continuing through Sar,ir-
day.
In honor of the occasion. Chattanv-
"a is in gala attire. citizens commit.
tees throng the railway stations, wei.
coming the veterans. Survivors or
the army which caused the confeder.
acy to totter in the bloody battle Of
Chlckamauga fought over so years
ago. were greeted with the same cor
diality shown the United Confederate
veterans whose annual reunion was
held in CHATTANOOGA last May.
Committee meetings and receptions
are expected TO occupy the first day
OF the encampment.
Patriotic Services.
Patriotic services were held in all
the churches OF CHATTANOOGA at IL
o'clock this morning. the pulpits being
nlled by visiting department and ma
ional chaplains of the G. A. r. The
feature OF the day was the service al
the First Presbyterian church, con.
Quoted Jointly by Chaplain in Chief
George Edward Lovejoy. of the G A.
X, and Or. !. W. Bachman. former
chaplain in general of the United Con.
iederate Veterans, and pastor OF the
church.
Numerous special trains arrived in
the city during the day. each carrying
hundreds of aged veterans. many OF
~nom were accompanied by their
wives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Currency Bill to Have
Its Innings This Week
GIRLS PROPHECY PROVED
TO BE ONLY TOO TRUE

MOUNT CARBON. Pa. Sept
l+-ln collision between
motorcycle and a bicycle. Miss
Bessie Schriner. % years old.
Was thrown from the cycle and
received injuries from which
she died shortl, aftcrward IN
"A hospital Mis- SChriner.
when she mounted the machine
10 take the trip. was asked by
neiFhbor u her lie was in
sured. The rirl replied with a
laugh. Yes and don't ex-
poct 20 come back alive"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
CONFEREES MAKING MUCH
HEADWAY on THE
TARIFF BILL.
Much Progress Will Be Made in
Both Houses This Week
Congressional Gossip.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Sept. IA
with the tariff bill being completed
ana the administration currency bill
under way in the House. the coming
week In Congress promises tnsrked
progress toward the inscribinr ON the
statute books the legislation pressed
by President Wilson
The senate and House confereos -,,,
'llhs points In tho tarin bill In disa.
LI''m'ni hef"ee the two houses have
mad" much progress Senator sim.
mons and Representative Underwood
are confident that the coming week
Mhl soc al differences settled and
lliie difficulty o. expected In securing
ih" adoption ~ the conference 70.
port
Take Up Currency Bill.
Tn" House This week will take M
ihe currency hill in detail Repubii.
cans ana Progressive set forth AZ
great length last week their objections
io The measure. and tho Democrats
entered their answers With tho grist
"' argument out ~ the way. the meas.
ure nov viii be taken up for amend.
Went. and. although tho approval Of
ihe lrmpl ratic caucus is expected 10
prevent auV changes. various ATTEMPTS
VIII ho made ~ alter provisions most
bitterly attacked
The section providing that national
banks shall subscribe fwcnt, nor cor,
OF their capital and Eve pcr cent Of
ih'ir deposits to Tho proposed Federal
(Continusd on Ei.v.nts p,..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
FEDERAL WRIT HAS NOT :
BEEN SERVED ON SHERIFF
WILL BE SERVED TO-DAY AND
THAW WILL GET HEAR
ING TUESDAY.
Harry's Lawyers Put One Over
on Jerome and the Latter
Is Much Peeved.

CoLEBRoOK. N. H.. Sept I4.-Ths'
protection OF the United States courts
had not actually come to Harry X.
Thaw tonight. Though his COUNSEL
obtained a writ OF habeas corpus
yesterday from Federal Judge AID
rich at Concord. the writ was not
served on Sheriff Drew to-day and
Thaw lawyers said tonight that prob
ably IL would not be served until to
morrow afternoon. On Tuesday morn.
Ing Thaw will be taken before Judge
Aldrich at Littleton. when arguments
VIII lie heard on the writ >
Ihaw spent quiet Sunday. his nth
away from Matteawan. He did not
even go out for walk. He expressed
a desire 10 attend the Methodfst
church. hut the sheriff said that hs
tthe sheriff. had not been going to
church much OF late and feared N he
went to-day IL might establish a prec-
edent under which his wife would
compel him TO attend regularly here
after
lie made this explanation with a
smile and said later that his real rea-
son tor not taking Thaw out was that
COOKBOOK had been upset enough al
ready over the fugitive and he
thought 1t best not TO parade him on
the Sabbath.
Come 20 See Thaw.
AS u was. the corridors OF the Mo-
nadnock house, where Thaw Is held
were crowded with country folks
throughout the day. They had driven
OF motored in from their homes in
me hope Of getting a good look ar
ihaW. But only those who were will
ing 10 pay for a meal and see Thav
at taoie had their curiosity satisfied.
The statement that Moses II. Cross
man OF the Thaw counsel. that the
federal writ was obtained not he-
cause Thaw's liberty was sought nou
out as an emergency measure 10 check.
mate New York State should Goyernor
FeIker honor the requisition warrant
lot Inaw without a full hearing. de-
Veioped into an open controversy he
tween the factions to-day. Jerome
last night characterized the move as
preach OF faith. and to-day he pro-
cured a number Of private afidarl .
rom newspaper representatives
ing forth what Grossman had sand.
u was understood that he obtained
'hese Tor use in n possible move 10
sustain his contention that Grossman
ana MS associates had ''trihed" with
tcontinued on Eleventh Paxs1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
rKE wEATKER

WAsHrNoroN, sept. l4.-Yorsoast:
ohio-xafr. slightly warmer Monday:
east to south winds.
West vtrgfnfs-Gensrally fair Monday
ana Tuesday; little change In tempsra-
western Psnnsyivania-Fair. .l,1h,x
warmer Monday and Tueoday; noderate
east 90 southwsst winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
a rUREIsH LoAH.

IANl~ Sept ~ The Trfif rsrI.t..
learns that France -Turkfar 4cf..,.,..,
ie shout o. he concluded auditorium r.
IuIkleh loan ~ seven ufffian frar. .
in Frfrre The agreement deHfa tfar
u ffh fns question 90 the Turtt-r ''..
t0n's Hrf pro dee frr rrITv4t ro~.s-.
fi0nf o. frenrh r0urr4rfra in eaefs-,
Asia Minor ard syria
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FOUND DEAD

SPECIAL fH.rat.h ts trr Irt.uesr .--.
STEt HENNULE ~ Sept 10 An
unknown man wa. found dead in Tho
woods too miles back of Rush Rum
io dat ~" had evidently been dead
two weeks lla remain. we're taken
in chars" bt the undertaken al
Smifbfpd
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Found 6lood Stains.

The stains of the girls blood still
discolored the bath tub when detec-
tives searched the Bradhurst avenue
apartment today. Schmidt told the
police he had taken the mattress on
which she Law when dealt the death
blow under cover OF darkness. 10 a
vacant lot nearby and burned IT,
In the apartment. among other
things. the police found q marriage
license issued IN New York last
February and bearing the names Of
the priest and the murdered woman
This license had been used. Accord
ing 70 Schmidt's confession he went
through a marriage ceremony with
the girl In this Ce-emony schmidt
was both priest and bridegroom
there were no witnesses
a eayly colored pillow NJ unusual
pattern led 20 SChmld''s apprehen.
sion This pillow. stained with blood
and coiled with the NTH ~ the river.
was wrapped around a portion of the
torso. The detectives traced the pil.
low 10 its Manufacture. tho manu-
fac'urer traced y ~ the dealer. the
dealer traced 81 - Schmidt. And the
police tracing Schmidt and tho girl
knew all about both ~ them hours
before thoy arrested him
Schmidt was arrested by Inspector
Fsurof. IN charge OF the detective
bureau The priest was dressed In
full clerical garb whom the detective
entered his rooms IN tho parish house
n his church in West ono Hundred
and Twenty-ffth street Tho inspec-
for rad produced photograph ~
Nis- Aumuller and asked Schnidf II
hn knew tho girl
Attempted Suicide.
Tho priest after moment ~ hesi.
taiiou inquired whether his visitors
pere police officer Hi- actions in
dica'ed that no vas expecting arrest
He then asked permission 10 change
his clothes ami o. was whom no lef'
tho room that Inspector Faurot 10.
clared no attempted m cut bis throat
with small safety razor blade
Early today. according % psrishon.
ers n the church. Schmidt said 70 no
Reverend Father Hunfmann. rector
~ - Joseph's church. that he would
hear No more confession and whcn
asked for big reason said
q have something ~ importance
20 tell you" With bic superior
schmidt then retired 70 tho study
where the latter told all thai ~
Ccon,inusd on rag. EisvsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
SAID TO HAVE FALLEN INTO
HANDS OF MEXICAN
REBELS.
Embassy Demands Investigation
by Mexican Government-Gam
boa Treats Matter Lightly.

MENICo CITY. Sept. 14-on.
hunderd Americans. including a mum.
Der OF women and children. refugees
from Torreon. are reported to have
fallen into the hands OF rebels whiIe
proceeding overland To SaItillo
The authorities az SaltilIo decline
10 take the responsibility OF sendtn.,
iorce 10 their rescue. fearing. thew
say. that the rebels might conn,,,
auorlties upon the refugees. when
would possibly otherwise be avoided
Ihe report comes from an aTicis,
source AZ Saltillo. hut has not been
'onhTmed. The American embassy
haS been advised and has called upon
'he Mexican foreign Office 10 inVes.
ueate the matter and do whatever ,s
possible 10 relieve the Americans
should tho report prove true Se,.,,r
"anlboa. the foreign minister, has had
no advices further than the commun,.
caution from the embassy He or.
pressed regret. but added that II va,
no more than might he expected a.
me result Of the neutrality policy" OF
the nfted States. which had han,,,-
"f"d tho administration In proceedtn1
WIN q strone hand against the rebels
and bandits
The Americans are headed bv Depu-
" Consul General T. e. Allen. Of Non
lcr"v. Who went 10 Torreon IN notify
american residents there Of President
Wilson exit warning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Catholic Priest Murderer
OF Pretty New York Girl
MYSTERY SURROUNDING TORSO
FOUND in RIVER IS CLEARED
ASSISTANT RECTOR OF ST. JOSEPHS ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH PLACED UNDER ARREST AND CONFESSES TO
CRIME, GIVING ALL IT'S NARROWING DETAILS.

Tells How He Went Girls Night from
Sleep and Cut Her Troat-Then Placed Body in Bath
Tub and Cut II to Peces-Says He Did
Because He Loved Her.
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Many Bandits

san Ltts POTOSL Mexico. Sem,
IA list ~ rohrl and bandi, chiefs
IN This and border states. compilsd
from reliable SOURCES. shows a total ~
g. at fh" head or bands ranEing from
I'D 10 hnn mon each Data Gathered
from ranch owners. refugees. Federal.
om'ers. railroad men and residents ~
'h" towns rsided show an aggregate
OF 1000 men under arms against the
government
Iho largest rroup. numbering 500.
fnd commanded hy Raoul Madero. a
brother of Tho late president. is near
lirrraduri Too miles 10 the northwest.
V'h'r bands ~ 900 or 500 each. under
frnoeto San'oscov Alberto Torres
ana Jose taho. are operating In the
north. east and south Of fhe state
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MEXICO CITY. sept 1f-Govcrn
mont reports indicate that headwav
has Iron made arainst the rebels
The announcement is made that Gen.
(oontinusd On EisvsutA Par.l
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Continued on Eleventh Pax.1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Tho Milllkcn on company completed
a we'll I'm the center OF the east line
Of northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section l1-20-S on the Clyde
Gibbons farm which IS malrs n good
flow In the Bartlesyillc sand which
WAS found II feet higher than the
other wells In the neighborhCod The
Skinner sand was also founa i'm this
well which is good for 100 barrels in
that sand The Mllliken oil company
has rig mp on the =. @. Craig farm
an east offset to the above we'll 1t
looks as though the new well would
extend the lower end of the Cleve-
land development TO the east the ter
ritory heretofore being considered
practically valucless on account OF
bunch of dry holes but how the
new we'll opens what is due east
possibility which may result in con-
siderable production.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Clarence r. Bissell attorney and
counsellor at law Of Cleveland, Ohio
is at Tulsa engaged in taking depOsl-
tions in the Mcconnell Va. Slick case
Mr. Rlsscll representing Mr.. Slick. In
this suit Mr.. Mcconnell is suing Mr.
Slick. alleging he Is entitled to a com.
mission for providing a buyer for Mr.
Sl!ck's Cuahlng properties, which Mr.
Slick refused later to sell. The case
viii be heard at Cleveland, Ohio, on
January 6. A story to the effect that
Mr. Mcconnell had secured judgment
AGAINST Mr.. Slick was denied by Mr.
Iisscll who states the case has never
Mnln trled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Mrs. Henry Roeser, accompanied
by her two daughters, arrived at
Tulsa this morning from ST. Louis
whore ono Of the young ladies has
been attending school, Mr.. Roesner
has secured suite OF rooms in the
Hotel Tulsa and the family will oo-
cupy them until January at which
time Miss Roeser returns to St
Louis again to continue her studies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Nayr your next suit or overcoat
r,ade to your individual measure at
the 81 Tailoring co. Fit guaranteed
80. lG West Third street. Tulsa. okla
l2o East Dewey street, Sapulpa, Okla.
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
Why BE Bald?

When you can have hair? orders
for troupes taken by representatives OF
the Remington Hair company Of New
York. Match and fit guaranteed
Tulsa Hotel. Room SS6. Friday and
Saturday. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

have for salo a commercial oil and
gas lease on $. w. Ia OF Section Is,
Township Ia, North, Range East.
". Bert Smith. Wewoka, Oklahoma.
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

WANTED-On production with num-
Der Of undrilled locations Desire
property located in Bird Creek. Bar
tlesville, Dewey or Nowata fields. Ad-
dress Box 42s, Tulsa Oklahoma
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19
For Sale.

lGOU acres oil ana gas lease In the
Moran and Humboldt OIL and Gas
field, and other leases. Kansas City
Oil and Gas company. lola, Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-19

Tho Ruth oil company Milliken
& Nowcln are starting a tes; in the
southwest corner OF the southeast
quarter of the southwest q .artcr OF
section 5-12-15 on the Minnie Wise
nor farm and the Spanish reark OIL
company is starting mp in tAN north
west corner of section 4-12-15 on fee
land