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'bUsHMEN Of OLD
HAD NOTHING ON
MODE RN BUsHE RS
Art Of the Game of Baseball
Demonstrated in Classic
Style by Minors

| busners who play the national game
Tor glory develop new stars each season.
Appended are records of some of their
games played Sunday:
ELMHURST TIGERS 6, RoCKRIDGE STARS 8
The Elmhurst Tigers. by some timely bingIes
WIN the bases occupied pelted out win over
.l me hockrdge Stars at Oakland sunday after
Elmhurst Tigers q q 3
Rockridge Stars q i
Batteres-Lopez and Costa; Feehan and Dod.
| son. 80
GIBSON ELECTRIcs !. PIcKUPs
The Gibson Electrics won from a team termed
as, as the Pickups at the park Sunday afternoon.
ellison starred at the bat for the winners Score:
Gibson EIectrics. ...........-........7 10 8
Batteries s-Mott and Hansen; smith and Carter.
PARK BOYS 8. TREADwELLs
.t.de The Park & Boys trimmed the Treadwells at the
Win many snappy plays. Score. r. H. e.
1-,aS a. noys- a.,s 4. u
Batteries Illsen and Haniy: Britt and samp-
TREsTLE GLEN STARS 8, BAYs1DEs 0
The Trestle Glen Stars simply walloped the
sturnng out of the Baysides Oh the winners
grounds, Oakland SUNDAY morning Marberos
banged out three healthies. Score: r.. H. u.
nrestie Glen Stars -.--...-.....-..S 10 3
BATTERIES Hood and Marberos. Atwood and
Gordon.
ADELINE STARS s. M1DGETs
The Adeline Stars added another win Sunday
at Oakland by taking the measure of the
Mdgets in a hard fought contest. Score
Adslins ,,,ss Stars. .............s $ z
Aiugels o 2
Batteries Birdsall and johnson; Hogan and
Wagner
PMDMoNTs 7. DoMEsT1cs 8
The Piedmonts, by dint of some big league
fielding. managed to grab well earned victory
from the Domestlcs at Piedmont Sunday after
noon Score: r. n. e.
fiedmonls 3 /
Batteries-clarke and Reeson; Dobbs and
MERCHANTS IL. CORINTHIANS
The Fillmore Street Merchants deserted the
Corinthians In Sundays little setto at the park
stadium. Score: r. H. E..
Fillmore Street Merchants. ........12 Is 1
Batteries-Mccabe and Eide; warsen and
NEW ERAs 12. 15sTH COMPANY
A slashing drive by Rickey in the eleventh
spasm started rally which terminated In VIC
tory for the New Eras at the general hospital
grounds Sunday afternoon. Score: r. H. E.
New Eras. ....l2 10 y
COAST artillery . D
Batteries-Adams and valento: Lane and Bar
ber
ELLERY ARMS 10. ST. AMBROSE
Jensen was credited with IA strkeouts and
also poled ont four hits In Sunday afternoons
game against the st. Ambrose nine the acad-
emy grounds. Berkeley. Score: r. H. E.
Ellery Arms. -.--...-s.----.-...l2 10
st. Ambrose. =
Batteries-Jensen and Davis; Stewart and
Crice
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Total. 80 | 81 II
Schaeger batted for Engel in Tie eighth
johnson batted for Iiifhes in the ninth
SUMMARY
Errors-Foster. Mcbride. Henry. Engel. Two
base hits-IeIbold. Graney Mcbride. Stolen
bases-Leibold Johnston Milan. Double
plays-Chapman 10 Lajoie to Johnston
Henry to Morgan Left on bases
Cleveland s. Washington 8. First base on called.
balls Mitchell 8, of Eugel 4. off Hughes l.
First base on errors cleveland l. Struck out
BY Mitchell 3, by Eugei g. by Hughes l.
Passed ball--Henry. Time of game hours
and 25 minutes. Umpires- Hildebrand and
Evans.
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Maggart Leads Hitters

Maggart boosted his percentage dur
ing the last series with the Oaks and
he is still the leading sluggers of the
league, with an average Of 31s.
Bayless of Vernon Is next In line.
with .309.
Doane. Lindsay. Shinn. Loher. and
Elliott are the only regulars, with
Maggart and Bayless. who are batting
over 800.
Johnston is the leading Seal sticker,
with .299.
Following are the Standings
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Total % 3 "a al
Bates batted for Herbert in the ninth.
SUMMARY

Errors-Groh. Dodge. Killing. Blackburn f2}
Two base bits Miller. Byrne. Three base hits
Wilson to}. Mitchell Stolen bases-Gibson
Carey. Byrne, yoix. Marsans. Bescher First
base on called balls-Of Adams l. off Herbert i.
Struck out by Adams s.. First base on errors
Pittsburg 2 Time of game--I hour and so
minutes. Empires-Brennan and Quigley
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.K[AW|TT TER AND
WILLIAMS HOLD
PITCHING LEAD
Leiheld of Seals at Top OF
List, but Has Pitched in
Only Two Games

Pitchers Williams and Klawitter re-
main in first position among the regu-
lars of the hurlers.
Leifield of the Seals has the best
percentage. but he has only pitched
in two games, winning both of them
Pruftt of the oaks has an excellent
percentage.
The standings follow
PITCHERS
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IOIHI+ I
Pratt batted for Simon in eighth
Butler batted for Camnitz In eighth.
SUMMARY
Errors -Berghammer, Ames, Wagner CamnItz
Two base hit-Dodge. Three base hit-Nfarsans
Home run--HoblitzelI Double pIays-vfox to
Wagner to Miller: Berghammer to Hoblitzell
Left on bases-Pjttsburg Z, Cincinnati s. First
base on called balls-0n Camuitz g. off Ames g.
First base Oh errors--Piftsburg 2, Cincinnati 2.
Hit by pitched ball-Butler. by Ames. Struck
out-Bv Camnitz I. by Cooper J. by Ames 2
Time of game hour and 81 minutes. Umpires
-Quigley and Eason.
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Will. KEEP v1croRrA TrAM

SEATTLE Aug. l1-Negotiati tions bepun Last
month for the sale Of the Victoria team in the
Northwestern league have been called on accord
ing to word received from President Watte1et
last night. The Victoria club has been doing So
we'll the last 10 days that the present owners
decided to retain control Of the team
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PHILADELPHIA 8, CHICAGO 5
D :
Walsh batted for Bush in third inning.s
SIr1fNfARy

Errors---Weaver. Strunk Two base hit
Schang. Three base hits-McInnis Baker. Home
run--Bode. Stolen bases-J. Collins E. Murphy.
Double plays-Cicotte to Weaver TO Chase, Baker
to McInnis. Left on bases-Chcago g. Phila-
delpha g. First base called balls-On CT
cote 4. of Russell 3, of Benz 2 off Bush B.
First base Philadelphia l. Struck
out-BE CIcotte 5. by Bush /, by Houck 2.
wind pitch--Cicotte. Time of game hours
and minutes Umpres-Connelly and Ferguson.
CLEVELAND 6, WASHINGTON 1
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Ceveland got away
to an early lead In the opening frame today.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK Aug. 11.-New York. reinforced
by their $4,000 infleder. Erred Maisel, won an
other game from st. Louis today, the score beihg
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ANACONDA ENTRIES

The following are the entries and selections
for tile to be at Anaconda todays
First race. FIVE furlongs. selling, year olds-
Mamie Mckinney 107, Prosnero Lad 10T. Ala
hama Bam 107. Ada Kennedy 102. Banaster
Mack 1O2 Rara Vez 102.
Second race, futurity course, selling, 3 year
olds and upward-Rnth Esther 105. Anne Me-
Gee 1O5, Great Friar 1n5, Hooray 100 Mike Dom
lin 100 Raymond III 100. Hal 1o0 Young Pansy
f00 Regards 100. Idun 100. Eveina 100. Kings
ley 9S.
Third race. futuritv course. selling year
olds and upward-Star Blue 40. Frog Eye 110.
Wild Bear no. Definite 107. Dottie b f05, Susan
Z 105. Arbutus 105. Tillinghast i02, Dan
berry 100.
Fourth race, futurftv course handicap. 3 year
olds and upward-Pay Streak e1l9. Jack Paine
T116 Parlor Boy 1f3. Sir Fretftll IOa Sempsila
log. New Haven 100. Transparent rs.
Fifth race. one mile 20 yards. selling. 3 year
olds and upward-Edwin It, Fryer ia, lew Hill
ILL., McAlan 100. Force I09 Sleepland I09 Foot
loose 10S. Harlem Maid 104. Bluebeard 30.
Sixth race. futurity course. selling. year
olds and upward-Eastman Ill. Lee Harrison III
ILL., No Quarter los, Judge Walton 105. De-
cency 105. Jack Ellis l02 Joe Wood 102 Gonlul
102 Lady Adelaide 100. Ethel wicks 100.
Sharper Knight 95. Sierra 9S
Seventh race. six furlongs, selling. 9 year olds
and upward--Error 1l2, Sam Conpor 1O9 Rose
Sweet 100. First Fashion 100. Big Claim 100,
Edna 10I. Kinfciks lo7.s Anna Schneider i07,
Charley Brown 100.
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BUTTE TEAM MAY p1sBANp

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. i1.--At q meeting Of the
directors of the Union association to be held to-
night action win be taken for the disposal of
the Butte franchise In the league.
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE. Aug. 1.-THE Spokane Indians
drove Schmutz from the game in the early
innings, winning from Vancouver, to 4. Score:
r. H.. f..
Vancouver ...............s........4 8 o
Spokane ......-............... 9 IA o
/ Notwithstanding, Ingersoll and Lewis, Grin
dell, Coyaleskie and Hannah.
TACOMA 4, VICTORIA o
TACOMA. Aug. 1.-THE Tacoma Tigers
4 TO o. Score r. Fl. f..
Victoria 49,. =. ......s.......... 3 o.
Tacoma ..........4 13 q
Batteries Fitzgerald. Sheas Brotten AicCin-
nifty and Harris.
PORTLAND 1. SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Aug. 11-Portland won from
Seattle today in a close game. Score:
n. a.. r.
Portland ........s.. s..........+-....4 IL A
Seattle IA l.
and Cadman-
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CALL SELECTIONS

First race-Prospero Lad, AIDA Kennedy, Rarx
Vez.
Second race-Great Friar. Anne McGee. Ese-
lima.
Third race-Stsr Blue. Tillinghast. Dnnberry.
Fourth race-Sempsilia, Pay Streak Sir Fret
Fifth race-Edwin 7. Fryer, McAlan. Sleep
land.
Sixth race-Eastman. Gomul Sierra
Seventh race-Edna. Charley Brown. Sam
Connof.
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Total ..s5 9 i2 81 ls Total
SUMMARY

Errors -Beuman. Janvrin Two base hit
Speaker Three base hits-Enge, Cobb. Stolen
bases-Hooler. Cobb. Gardner. Double play
Dauss to Bush to tainer.- Left bases--De7
troit s. Boston e. F1rst-base on called balls
on Leonard 1, of Danss 4. Hit by pitched ball
BY Dauss-Leonard and Speaker; by Leonard
Dauss. Struck out--By Leonard o by Dauss g..
Time of game hour aud 80 minutes. Um-
pres-Dineen and Egan.
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

GAMES TODAY
Venice at San Francisco.
Oakland at Portland
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
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Grand Circuit Races On al
Detroit

DETROIT, Aug. 11-Racing at the opening Of
the Grand Circuit meet at the state fair grounds
today was rather tame The only real contest
was In the Board of Commerce stake for 2.16
PAGERS, which went five heats before Margot Hal
returned a winner.
Dillon Axworthy won the trotting division OF
the Matron stake, Tfllie Upton the pacing
division and Lord Domey the 2:15 trot, all In
straight heats.
Tonorrow's program includes the classic Cham
Der OF Commerce $4,000 stake for 2.I3 PAGERS; a
IS. 600 purse for PIG class trotters and the 2.1o
trot and 2:06 pace at 81 900 each. Summaries:
2:15 class trotting, purse 81 600, three In five:
ord h hu dn1ira
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTsBU RGS Aug. 11.-Pitsburg and Cincin-
natl broke even In today double header Scores:
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Total 81 2 5 "a lol Total

SUMMARY
Errors-Pratt Maisei. Peckinpaugh. Knight.
First base on ST Louis =. Two base hi
Johnston. Three base hits-CadwelI, TOOK.
Home run--Pratt. Stolen bases-Shotten: frata-
Maisel StoyaU Left on bases-New York 3.
ST. Louis 5. Double play Pratt Balenti and
Stoval. First base on called bails-Oh Caldweii
3, off Leverenz Q of Baumgardner 2. Struck
out-By Caldwell 5, by Baumgardner 2 Hit BY
pitched ball-Cook by Leverenz. Wlld pitch
Caldwell Time OF game hour and 81 minutes
Umpires-O' Loughlin and Sheridan.
DETROIT 6, BOSTON,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-24
WITH The OIL MEN
BY Frank BiIIingsIea. Telephone 900

ding In It's No /, Susie white, tho
north half OF the southeast Of 30.
The leschen Wire Ropo companys
test on the Daisy jefferson In 20, is
reported making a well since the shot,
and perhaps is good for around 100
barrels.
The Mogul oil company apparently
has had bad one offsctting tho
Wlcey No, !, west, on the FeliN Nor
rson. It was shot in the deep sand
and did not do any good and will he
shot again, today " is understood, in
one OF the upper sands,
c. J. Wrightsman's test on the
Wesley Littlehead In the southwest
Of the northeast Of %, is shut down
at l5O feet, waiting for a now stem.
The No. ], Wicoy, in 31, has been
oaving considerably and must be-
cleaned out before the shot II suu
is making better than 800 barrels %
day The Annex well, 1000 feet
north on the Thomas Miller in %. IL
even a better wen, 22 feet in the sand.
The rigs are building for the 80. 2.
two locations east, and for 80. 3, lo-
cation north.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago Quotations.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Butter-
Steady; creamery 27@ sac.
Eggs--Steady; receipts 3S,072 cases;
at market, cases included. 17A @lSc;
ordinary firsts 16h G16ac; firsts
17A G17&c.
Cheese-Flrmer; Daisies IAN q
15c; Twins 13h@13&c; Young
Americas 14H 014hc; Longhorns
lax a 14Rc.
otatoes-Receipts % cars; Michi-
gan S5@3Sc; Minnesota 80 q 35c; Wis
consin S5 m3Sc.
Poultry-Iligher; live chickens and
live springs 10 lac.
X. c. Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
KANSAS CITY, April 2S.-Butter-
Creamery sac; firsts 32c; seconds soc;
packing 2ic.
Eggs-Firsts 1Sc; seconds 13c.
Poultry-IIens 141zc; roosters 10c;
ducks l5c.
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SOUTH or TULSA-The test Of
Winemiller and associates on the
Alice Thurman farm, section 80, 19-
lS, has been shot in the shallow sand
and is making a well OF some sort,
although IL probably is small II was
being cleaned out yesterday.
The test of G. A. Braden on the
Katie Hodge farm, just west of Ardiz-
zone and Ossenbecks wells on the
John Hodge, is drilling at 2,02O feet
with the hole full of water This test
Is in the northeast corner Of section
20, 1913. Casing has been ordered
and Mr.. Braden plans 10 make a
deep test probably TO $500 foet--or
at any rate, until it gets another dose
Of water
The Braden test on the Hattie
Emarthia farm, in the center of sec
ton 81, 1919, is drilling at 1895 feet,
IN the break between the 1900 and
1,900-foot sands found in the tests
north. In both the Emarthia and
Katie Hodge tests there was showing
for 10 or 10 barrels in the 1,5OO-foot
sand.
Mullcndore, ct al, on the Susie
Fry farm in the southeast Of the
southeast OF 20, 1913, got the top
Of the first sand yesterday at 1856
feet, and have good showing They
expect to clean out and case at once
but may drill to the low" 7and il
the well fails to come up I ev.,cta-
tions
The Rosemont oil company on the
Mary Perryman, section s, 1913, had
the usual showing in the shallow sand
and should be in the 1,90O-foot for
nation this week.
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LEASE BONDS
We execute them here without delay.
PEARCE & PORTER
Phone 3S. 2O4 Blk Commerce Bldg.
See us for Insurance.

at 1,122 feet. was drilled Is feet in
and shot. According to men who
were on the ground, II was nearly
evening when they got the lead lines
in shape to take the oil. Since that
time the well has put LOO barrels in
the tanks and is holding up surpris-
ingly.
Brown and Boiling are drilling at
$40 feet in their test on the Robert
May Scott 20 acres-the north half OF
the southeast Of the southwest, in "A
and are dowL to about the same
depth in their No. on the Polsen.
Stcleber ct al, ,are rigging up on
the Adam Flint 20 acrcs-the west
half Of the southwest Of the northeast
Of II for their No. /.
Yoke and the Okla OH company are
not yet started in section /, 22-14
The Holman oil company, after
getting a good well on the j. NJ. Pol
sen in l2, has made the location for
an Offset. and will drill at once.
The territory in II Is worth n good
bit Of money since the big wells are
in. The producers OIL company
bought twenty acres, the west half Of
the northwest Of the northwest yes
terday, and paid about 5000 for II.
Scores Of lease men have been up
TO the pool but they found everything
gobbled up. The winners certainly
do not lack for acreage. Mr.. Hoh-
man and his associates blocked theirs
last January-and got all they could
handle.
Brown and Boiling are not quite
so well represented, but N all their
acreage turns out as good as the first
on which they drilled they are mighty
well fixed. j. ID. ward has several
hundreds OF acres in the heart of the
pool, as II seems defined now.
]. f.. VanSant Of the Dickson
Goodman Lumber company returned
to Tulsa yesterday from Bixby and
Morris. At both these places the
company has opened branch lumber
yards and Is ready for business. A
branch recently was located at Sand
Springs.
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Kansas CITY Cash Receipts.

KANSAS CITY, April 23.-Cattle--
Receipts 1900 including 400 south
erns, dressed beef and export steers
s6.S5QS25; southern steers s6,5O4
S.25; southern cows S4.50@125.
Hogs-Receipts 10000, l5c lower;
bulk $S.5OQS.65; heavy sS.40@S.55;
packers and butchers sS.J5 a S.67 Y;
light $S.GO@S.SO; pigs sI25@775.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 steady;
Colorado lambs s7.70@S.75; yearlings
$G.50mT.50; wethers 500 500;
ewes GO; stockers $4,000
5000.
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A splendid map, white, covering
twelve townships Of the Henryetta oil
field, for $500; also same kind and
size Of the Cushing oil field for $3.50
Hastain's Pocket Books of Creek and
tions; Cherokee plate in about fifteen
days will have "A fine General Map Of
the oil field, 54X6O inches for $500,
any of these maps are marked upto
date and the best obtainable In
dian Records Office. 2O5 Bliss Bldg.
Phone 1901. Adv
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COLLlNSVlLLE- test of Cof-
feyville operators on the Wizenhunt
farm, section 10, 22-14. is shut down
at LES feet supposedly on top of the
sand, and with showing of oil.
]. d. Wards offset to the Brown
Boiling discovery well on the Eddie
Polsen, section IA, 22-14 is shut down
on top Of the sand, which it got at
approximately 1,120 feet, waiting on
tankage.
Mr. Wards big well offsetting
Brown and Boiling on the south,
Thompson farm, is one OF the biggest
wells in the northern pools. 1t got
the top of the sand Monday morning
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LIVE STOCK
Chicago Cash Rccclpis.

CHICAGO, April 23,--llogs-Ro-
coipts $4,000 weak TO Zoe lower; bulk
sS6OmSSO; light 'S.GOGS.S5; heavy
$S.35@SSO; rough $3.50 $50; pigs
t6.f0MS,70
Cattle-Rccoipts $4,000; beeves 10
@2Oc lower, COWS and heifers steady
to shade lower; beeves s730@92O;
Texas steers 36.SOH9,70; western
S70ON9.00; stockers S6.20@ $50;
COWS and heifers $3.9Oqs.4O; calves
$G.00mS,50.
Sheep Receipts 5000 active and
steady: native S6.OOd7.25, western
$6.75@I25; yearlings $3.50 7SO;
lambs, native SG.GOqS.9O; western,
$S.O0S90.
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Three Houses For Sale.

Separate sealed bids in each of the
three houses on the convention hall
site at Brady and Boulder streets will
be opened by the city commission at
10 a. IN. Tuesday. April 29. All bids
must be filed with the city auditor
not later than o'clock on that date
and all bids must be accompanied by
a certified check amounting TO 10 per
cent of the bid. The money goes to
the convention hall fund. Give us
good bids. The city reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
J. b. WILSON.
Commissioner Of Finance and Reve-
nue..
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ClIiCnrn ClOse.

CHICAGO, April Wheat
No. 2 red S1.OG@ 1899 No hard
92M Csc; No. northern 93la Gp94c;
No, northern S9@93c; No, spring
~ a 92c; velvet chaff sea- 9ic; durum
"a 99c
Corn-No, 2, 5G.5Glac; No. white
59@50Ac; No. ? yellow 56la a j6Ac.
Oats--No. white 3Glac; standard
35A T3Gc.
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We have 10000 acres of COM
mercial leases with a rental of 25
cents after 1st year which are for sale
cheap. Well now being drilled in CEN
ter of leases, other wells drilling and
locations made near. VIII sell all or
any part. Write Calvin OH and Gas
Company, Calvin Oklahoma. (adv)
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Let your wants be known in re-
CARDS to oil leases as we can furnish
anything in that line and in any loca-
ton. Call room Bynum building, or
p. O. Box As. Tulsa, oklahoma. Adv.
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We have a lease Of $500 acres Of
land in good location that we will
be willing to give to anyone who will
drill one well on the same. Call
room Bynum building. Adv.
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MARKETS

ness gave a sharp ulIft to wheat here
today closing prices being y TO Ne
from the highest recorded, Corn
finished unchanged TO Ac lower oats
made net drop Of u 90 Nc and pro-
visions closed from 10 l6c Off
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KANSAS CITY, Aprl 23.-Cash
Whoat-No 2 hard $50 soc; No 2
red S1O0@104.
Corn-No 2 mixed 59c; No. white
5Slac.
Oats-No. white SG@SCl4c; No,
2 mixed 34Q34iac.
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OIL MEN-Ten shares of the
Gladys-Bello &C. c. Stebbins) oil
company's stock, worth approximate
ly $40, 600, will be sold Monday, May
5, at 10 a. m, at sherff's auction at
the Tulsa county court house. adv
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Contractors Wanted.

Five wells guaranteed eleven hun
dred feet drilling, fuel and water fur
nished at rig. Phone or write j. d.
Ward, Collinsville, Oklahoma. { adv.)
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For sale NV 4 Of NE u Sec. "a.
17-12 in fee proven gas territory. Ad-
dress box III Blxby, Okla. Adv.
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Rexall Drug Store. open day and
night. Phone Is and 46. Free night
deliveries. adv
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OSAGE-Kennedy and Springer
are building rig in the southeast
quarter Of section 8, 23-S. subdivision
II under the departmental classifica-