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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03
AURORA news

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Wolfer motored
into the city Saturday from Wolfer
Prairie in their new Ford
r. w. Zimmerman, road supervisor of
District No. 90, was in town on business
tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gebrict were in
the city Saturday from their home on
Macksburg road.
Mrs Eubank, niece of Gene Flynn,
was here from Portland Saturday visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Flynn,
Gene Garrett, Otis Nelson, Frank Nc
Cracken and Art Arts made fishing
trip to Oregon City sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hurst gave a
birthday party Sunday for their little
daughter at which many Of her little
friends were present Another party of
the same kind was given Saturday by
Mr. and Mrs. Gribble for their
daughter.
W. S. Hurst, of Aurora, was in town
Tuesday. He was trying to buy a car.
load of potatoes. He says that most
of the farmers having potatoes fed
them to the stock because they were so
cheap. He is paying $l,25 per 100 lbs.
-Molalla Pioneer.
! The firm of Klabcr, Wolf & Meter
has been succeeded by the Wolf Hop
company Of San Francisco, Felix
! lsaacson, their agent here, has just re.
ccived notice of the change.
Mr., and Mrs, wilkins, of Portland
were here yesterday calling ON old
friends of Mrs, Wilkins, who was Il
teacher Of the Aurora school more than
30 years ago when she was Miss Mollie
Barlow.
Road Master Culver has notified Da.
yid Hanmbau that the gate closing the
road leading to the Hurst garden
tracts is to be opened, if not already,
and requests that he be notified in ease
it has not been opened.
W, f. Lottmm of Buttevile will hold
u public auction Mt his home If mile
south of ButtcWIlc, May S, at / p, m.
lie VIII sell q number Of mlch COWS,
some tools. implements, vehicles, etc.
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert b. Huston and
Mr. and Mrs. j, l., Boggs of Salem
Earl Swanson and Miss Goldie Kruct.
singer Miss Amy Gerstel and Miss Lola
heornon of Portland; and Miss Lois
Becbe were guests Sunday at the home
OF AIr' and Mrs Henry l.. Bents,
The Iodcr sawmill 2 l-2 miles from
Needy was burned Monday night. The
loss is estimated at more than $4,000.
Besides the mill more than 100000
shingles were burned and shinge bolts
enough for 100000 more shingles. The
fire started it is believed, from the
tlre'boN There was no insurance.
=, \ number of friends surprised Mrs.
sarah kcil Monday afternoon at her
home in North aurora, upon the oc.
eosIon of her siNticth birthday anuiver.
sarN \ delightful afternoon was spent
there' the following being present: Mrs.
George krous, Miss Katy Gesy, Mrs.
Henry kmus, Mrs Elias Kiel, Miss Ma.
llldo Giesy Mrs, NJ. Gicsy, Mrs. G.
flooding, Miss Louisa Miller, Mrs. Geo.
; Miller AIr, and Mrs. Emanuel Keil, Mrs.
zoe trbsIund, Mrs, Henry Back, Mrs.
; ohas' Beck Miss Fox, and Paul Siebert
; Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03
GROWING MORE CORN.

Reports from all neighboriug parts
of the Valley indicate that corn acre.
age this year viii be larger than ever
before. Many who have never been
interested heretofore win plant corn
this year. and many who have grown
corn will this year largely increase
their acreage. The. number who believe
that corn cannot be grown here is
growing less each year. and the men
who have demonstrated that corn is a
profitable crop in the Willamette Val.
ley are building better than they
knew. They are among the real beue.
factors Of their respective communities.
Aurora Observer,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
| CHARLES ralaI 4. Rlsass

D D GorsIine ct uz to Oy,, nh 1
uS, part NJ j Miller claim q BfsT n. \
Alfred Wilson ct ul 10 M gA
Stabbs, M of lots / @s assn
Wilds Sub, Div. to n atz
VIM II Edwards etns4aiER
wards, part Dan 7 DsAiy tii.s n
and 80, R 5, 2,W; mGsRaB
claims 81 and 80, h 5, sS,wh
Delany claims 81 and 3s, RSN
Waldo Hills Orchard @. aSn
Abstract Co. part lao Sglp claim \
r T, Nv.
Claudrina B Puryine et VII 70 AMI
Voget, lot 4, block 4, Paramount Pri
addition to Salem,
Rachel Nelson ct VIZ 70 GF q
Salem, lot 5, block jg, univesy@
tion OF Salem,
John b Lamb ct ux ClaIkElEs
ux to VIM. Roberts claim g,lsM
Anna Voget ct yir to Q AMM
ct vir lot 4, block 4, FairnoN "
addition to Salem VI
W II Holder ct Nv to Geo 4 ~ J, I
and I'D Doerfler, part Simon Sla
L, c. 6, R 9, sW.
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STATE NEWS
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Springfield News; Local fishermen
are much interested in large run of
salmon now making its way up the
Willamette river For years the sal
mon have been going up the McKen-
zie, but it is only rarely that they come
up this stream. Capture of a salmon
with hook and line is royal sport.
Ashland Tidings: Lithia water has
scored another triumph. A Rhode Is
land Red hen, the property of H. S.
Palmerlee, has tied knots in all local
records for a hens egg. The record
breaking product measures 3-4 inches
by 3-4 inches. Mr.. Palmerlee says
that it is the lithia water in the air
which caused the phenomenal outburst
of generosity on the part of his fowl.
After showing up the yariabilities
and extremes of eastern climate the
Grants Pass Courier concludes: cit
/ is summer weather in southern Ore
gon, but not the kind that overcomes
with sudden heat. 1t is when you read
of the climate the other fellow has to
put up with that one appreciates more
the climate that has made the Rogue
valley famous'
A flower curio is thus described by
The Dalles Chronicle: "W. j. Morris
had freak rose bloom in his garden
this spring. The rose is in reality
composed of two flowers. The first
flower is in full bloom and through
the center of this another stem has
grown, about two inches long, on the
tip Of which is bud nearly ready to
open. The extra stem emerges from
the center Of the ful-blown rose. ="
"Hogs," says the Baker Democrat,
care again hitting the top of the mar
ket. Wool prospects are the best and
cattle maintain their place in the open
market. Certainly the farm and range
are the products of the creative wealth
of the country.'
Umatilla looks like the banner coy
ote killing county, over $4,000 having
been paid out in scalp bomties in a
few days less than month, under the
new three-dollar law.
The town marshal of Redmond has
been instructed by the council to no
tify proprietors of barber shops to
have the barber poles in front of their
places of business removed at once.
Corvallis Gazette Times: The Pa
cific Coast Manufacturer says Cor
wallis people lack gray matter if the
cannery is to remain closed. Perhaps
it is volition and not gray matter that
is lacking.
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- Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal" =

prominent writer reoices and gives his reason thus
g" rejoice that at least great nation has population
at peace is not building up debt of thousands of millions
and is free from the direct disturbances of finance caused
by the peremptoy and formidable necessities OF war
That's enough isn't it? Then there is all the reason this
side the ocean why every true American should be with
his president in his determination to put America first
thought and act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03
SPRING JOYS.

The circus soon win camp upon
The yerdant village grass,
And editors will get an ad
Likewise n family pass.
They love TO see the circus come
'ris one Of life's events,
For 1t puts money in their clothes
And gives them joy in tents.
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PREVENT ACID STOMACH
AND FOOD FERMENTATION
M M M y M M y X 81 81 N * M


Most people who complain Of stom.
ach trouble possess stomuchs that are
absolutely healthy and normal, The
real trouble is excessive acid IN the
stomach aggravated by food fermen.
tOtioM llNpcracidity irritates the deli.
cate lining Of the stomach and food
fermentation causes wind which dis.
tends the stomach abuormally causing
that full hloated feeling aud rctardmg
the process of digestion.
In all such cNses-aud they comprise
40 per cent OF all stomach difficulties
tho first and only step necessary is
to ueulralile the acid and stop the fer.
mcntotion by taking in little water
Immediately after eating from one to
two tcaspoontulS OF Bisurated Mugnes,
IN, which is doubtless the best aud real,
ly effective antacid and food corrective
known The acid will he neutralzcd
and the fermentation stopped almost
INSTANTLY aud your stomach will az
once proceed to digest the food in q
healthy normal manner. BE sure to ask
your druggist for Bismated Magnesis
as other forms are utterly lacking in
It's peculiarly valuable properties.
Bisurated MagucSia, No. "a n. 96th
street n, Y. G.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

Rear Admiral Peary, alleged discoverer Of the north
pole, has recently discovered way to make this
country more trouble than stirred up the polar
controversy He insists that the United States should
would control the entire from the Panama Canal to
the north pole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

who need work which far better than doing out charity
1t will improve the appearance of your property make
noise like real prosperity and do more than anything
else to bring about restoration of normal business
conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

AS a matter of fact, there S very lit.
tile common sense in the world-most
of It is uncommon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

une getoutaud.hustle man is better
,nan nan, dozen Of the sitaud.waitforit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

Just catch the drift of this from the columns of the
Herald published at Albany in Georgia; Here and there
is to be found pessmistc individual who refuses to see
that conditions getting better but for such there
the promise of vastly improved conditions in the signs so
plentiful on all sides 1t difficult to explain the working
of the chronic pessmiss mind Like the curl in the pigs
tail, it is just there"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

After the mOrrics her, the first time
he sees her face with the complexion
washed Off he thinks that he has made
a mistake and married her aunt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

The principal reason for cities having boards to censor
moving picture films is that it provides more offices for
patriots who are averSe to hard work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

The youth WAC flies high docsn t
stop to worry about whefe he's going
TO light
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

Those women who are talking peace at The Hague are
liable to yank few European rulers badheaded if they
don't quit fighting over nothing and behave themselves
pretty soon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

Build good roads and pay for them as you go along
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

Umatilla looks like the banner coy.
ote killing county, over $4,000 having
been paid out in scalp bomties in a
few days less than a month, under the
new three-dOllar law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-03

"Hogs," says the Baker Democrat,
"are again hitting the top of the mar
ket. Wool prospects are the best and
cattle maintain their place in the open
market. Certainly the farm and range
are the products of the creative wealth
of the countrv.r y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
roTrcE % D1ssoLuT1oN.

Sd4nuses OF cax1ed meeting OF the
soocishoIders OF EIartiaad oi1-CornPsnS,
sceta ia the city OF clarleseurs. HIarr4-
SON County. west Virginia. on the sth
.day Of Mag. A. D. 1917. pursuant 20 no
dee duly given TO all the StocknoloeSs-
The meeting was calico 20 ososT.py
C: c. Scott, the secretary. was present
and acted as such. The CALI Of the
srocxhoiders showed rwo-thirds OF the
capffa1 stock present
un en @ssSp sae soiieesns Fesoiatsens
REsoLVED. FIRST That the Harts-
land on Company. corporation creaLed
and Organized under and oy Sl.Se ossgne
by dtscortinues business as aeorpo:a-
ron and sy1rre.derS to said ESt2fe us
charter and corporate franchise The
Board OF Directors VIII proceed 70 con,
All assets of this company into cash
and nav off and discharge all OF its
debts liabilities and obligations. ana
divide the remainder among the sfoGK-
made TO any stockholder until after the
prblicaSion of this notice as hereinafter
RESoIvED. SECOND: That the
sice Of the adoption OF the foregoing
reSol1r1ion 20 be published In some
,1ewspaper Of general circulation pub.
iished near. the principal Office Of b11sS-
ness OF this eoFpcra1sSn; oa or roa+a Mess
certify said resolution 20 the Sesresa5y
OF Sta:e OF the Saate OF West Virginia
on motion Of the seockhotdecs the
meeting ad = scHHrsER President
e. & aseorT, secretary-
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IN said District. and that all sleI1oNa
c-edttors ard Other persons IN 1nSeSeeL
NAV appear at the sid time and pace
.an,i snow. cause. II any they have: way
the prayer OF the said pedtton shou9o
And Il is fli-rhe- ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail 70 IA
Saovvn credttorS- copies, Of salt. pet111on
ald This order addressed 20 them az
the.- places OF residence as STATED
witness the Honorable Aston 8. Day
Tor, J;.6ze Of the said Court and the
sSai ra1erof ae Ciarksburg in said dis
trtct. on the 18Th day OF. May, A. D..
GSB. KErAI1vERc Clerk:
s. d. C.. y. D. Wa.
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rnEu, srArEs or A1EK1cA
NORTHERN District, OF West s9tx2St..1n %:
and FOR said -D4StEct- =. ssge-- =,
In 1s1e mateerlot Ard4e O:KeJy. Bank
rupt. So-S11oSs in BaI1l!ssfee fee III
TO the Honorable Aston g. .paScon
Judge of che DistTsct Court OF the. St11lteo1
States for the SS0TLher1f %
Audte g. kelly. OF Wallace in -s.re
fso,.ory OF. Harrison and Stace OF West
TfTfnta In. said .sDfsrTIct. -Especrful1S
reoTeseutS-tha on the End dax OF aaarcn.
last past he was duly adJndSed a. 5ank-,
70 banI-uptcy: that he has duly sur
rendered All his properly and zT3SAtS %
nnnT3erfy and has fI13y ccn1p3ted- with
~ she requirements of said. acts and OF
orders OF the court touching his bank
Z 800 This 18th daysot Nay 1915.
AUDIE o. KELLY, $Bantrupc
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= Otis Turner has finished TIE
Black Box well ahead OF the re
lease. He will now direct Hobart
.Bosworth for picture or two, and
then return to his own.conpany- VII
Liam Worthington has charge OF ms
coTnnanv and in his absence viii start
work on a twc-reel picture called
.The Grail by L-=.V. Jefferson
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EaIseeaaneous.
co1nrrss1oNER,s SAFE.

Soace fs hereby given that on June
5sa 1919 q or ae e9a yan Tepse.
man. as Special Commissioners VIE
orer for. sale at public auction at.the
son County. West Virginia. pursuant &c
1he aurhortty vested in them by a de-
erss OF W. c5eeis Soug sde 81 on rheseh
day OF February. 1915. IN the c1ancery
cause Of WOLF summit Coal COMPANY.
Soliovvtne real estate of Charles T. Moore
situate near Reyno3dSriue In Goa! DIS
trtcr. .Harffson County. West s .a;eaT,sa
All the interest. title ard claim OF the
said Charles T. Moore in and 70 me
ard sftuate on Limestone Creek. which
vas conveyed TO DouSlass-R auch Coal
sns sose SS Sepacs om ~ By deed dated
Seprember 18th 1905. and OF record In
the once OF the Clerk Of the County
30. 1f4. page 1876: excepting and re
sewing fjierefrosn all the coal w;tth the
nnintns asiaes theTeso appas,sTsnS rt9 and
thereto appur:enant. and parcel OF
one and one-hundredth GOD acres OF
veyed 10 Hugh J. Thompson by the
Phoenix Coal Mining and Coke COMPANY.
and aese eas s.ae 1' oaethundredsns $50
acres of land situate on Limestone
Creek; subject 70 estssans i min 81; T ms
gas hereunder. which vas conveyed 70
bouSlass-Rauch Coal s. Coke Company
by deed last at cs-fss1 and ease
merits IN a switch or siding 1eadinS
rom me mines fo5n . sn o9@n as ees
Nine. which were grained 10 the Phoen-
II Coal Mining and Coke Company by
SssoIns aaee the 18Th day OF April. 1905
ard recorded IN said =S1erks- ofAce u
Deed BoolS.o ~. 2asg S; 1890. s,sd 80
Coal & Coke Company by The deed Arss
'at9 21ee real estate Aforesaid being tina
same which was sold TO Charles
Noore. oS George N. Ho6hctmec. Special
Souasatss:eneT by y ~ OF de CON- 2.
west Virginia. made. on the Goth day OF
June 1910. IN chancery cause cneTetn
f,ee -W-sss piaiT1r:n. and Dcuglass-Raaieh
Coal & Coke Company and Others We're
detenaanes. said sale Tas ,eenar ,ssssa p
the said cause on the 9Th day OF Au-
gust. 1910. and the, said GeoSse %.
coaveye4 the same property; soSett3eT
with other properly. to the said Ss1aT5eS.
Meeee by dsed 1873 eeos aa o not we Net re re-
corded: all OF which SAID 2roPsrCy pc
ing sttuased In Coal D.serSt. HasTsso Sa
coal. mine: known as The P1eenix
ME he terms OF sale WIN be one-thard
OF the purchase money or as mucn more;
as che purehsseS may slsst 70 pay ssse G ss11
ance 30. be paid In two EQUAL. Install.
nentx due In SIX and Twelve E1ontns
said eate. evideneed by note OF the pur-
chase- With good security thereon DEEM
ed sqaaseas By % sas - e urrher
eessFe sold p SAID property VIM BE soid
- sR9AS TEsfPLEsIAS. .
OSNdAN SwARTZ. =
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FOR RENEE-Eiouses

TSPPENr-Two apartments. Nccarey
NSS6nIldfns one i've and one six rooms:
SIso ore three room cottage with path:
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FOR SALE-farnls

FoR SN-Fa- of 1915 acres. twelve
niles from c1arksbGrS, along pro
posed sravia road from ciarksSus &C 20
except 4 acres: four-room cottage.
back porch. fine drilled water well on
porch. plenty OF water for Stock TWO
--oo.1 cellar frame building ove- ce4-
lar; plenty OF ouebu11dtags. new barn
isxes, concrete foundation: 1900. K
cas- pipe; regulators with place: ~
annie trees: 20 bearing cherries. plum.
Srape. pears: schoo! and chu-es NE
minutes walk. ten minutes I" T!lags
cola goes with place: OIL AID gas
reserved Price 5000. VIE coss
$500 70 pu. present buiidSuSSs on
oiace For te-Tna address SaSaa
Cork. Lose Creek. v. Va. r F. b 40.
]. Box go
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100 acre farm for SALE on Main road
miles from Ohio liver on r p
new two-sto-y house. seven roo1sSi
-ood cellar and we'll good barn ana
euS builddnSs; zoo apple trees. afteea
year cid. IS peace trees: SneFI 8,
r-s,aa, - acres 81 corr: 40 acres IN
pasture: resi- In woodland: cne.nals
nile from church. school ana ess.seoe
one-har down time on oalaFce-
SbI;r,-h Barton. Reedscltle.- Osio..-.
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Medium sized Fire
,adition. Inquire At
o. $50 West PIKE
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FOR RENT-SI0RE ROOMS

FOR RENT-Beauttfui. large corner
store room. just completed: Ven 70
..ated in Weston: Well lighted: suitable
ro- any line of business. Apply OF
write J. b. conneIl. Weston. We
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couple wsthout chtldren.
wants position as caretaker 6o- apart
gnent or once bufJdinSsoS. waoesn7an:
best references, Address ALSO care
.Telegrarn once.
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as careealser or
other ifEAt work. by pa1dale aged
woman Can gire re6erenceS. Address
care TeleEyam once.
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SALE CHEAF
= Rroo1 safe: good
Emp AuuSeo1ent
/. street. ~.
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Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate & Insurance
10 N. Third ST.

wASTED-wouaan to do general house
work IN boarding. house Apply ar 5331
Vest Pike street
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stairs general housewo-tS; must b: a
good cook: references required. Apply
at SO Mulbercy -StEeet -.
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{ A aseorg. :seesetaEy.
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FOR RENT-After June 25ta. SIX room
house on Northcott Avenue. Apply TO
Ruth D. Pew. 100 North Chestnut
street. Bell phone 1-R-
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wASTED-whfte woman 1or cook ~
ply at Kessler Hospital Apply II
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FOR REMTETfTee room cot
fgse Urn bafR "a Elk Ter
race, $500. New house.
See R. L Martin, No. z Elk

room. E&s s.1:n fecat
ck porchsS on SzeF;31a avenue
AZ C1arxsbarS Livery s. S4ses
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EoR RENT-Four room apartment. sec
ond foor corner Main and Water streets,
$500 per month. keys down stairs
Call Bell phone 1851
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b,,.1dInx corner of 5tn and Clark
streets. Glen Elk. Call J. F. Strother.
Io,,,o. 5,,I,ora
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FOR SALE-Two pool tables ard on
Combination table. Apply to GeorS
Bourrno-ck. Salem. W. Va
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FOR SALzTransfer outfit. 9 year old
horse sound: good single wagon and
harneSS Cheap for cash. SIS Mone.-
cello avenue. EConsol. phoae -42s:
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FOR REST-Lyon apartment desirable
four and six room aparcnnents: al com
ver.fences. Inquire Mss Bessie Lyon.
Chestnut street. Bell phone S6e-R
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WANTED 10 Buy.

WANTED TO BCY-veal calves. Can
or wife Candy Provision CO.. Bell
phone 4e1:s Home s.. Cla-ks6u-E, II.
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MoNEY 10 LOAN

WHY BE wITHoCT atONE?I ac-
z comnodate everybody. by ioantas
money on watches. diamonds. jewelry.
musical instruments. etc. Jos. Jay.
Jcwe!er. Waldo Bldg. Fourth street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28
Al Elnnl,Mnll-

hI.\CkW EIL OKLA. Sept 27.-
The Frisco railway company ma,
started work ON the construction Of
% new side track at Pcckhum tC
| handle the unloading of supplies fol
the drilling riggs uolr that city They
purchased loOo-toot strip from the
! GuW.Drsrctou OF land lying just
west "i tho depot and the track Is
/ being oui0l olung that The supply
house of the American Lumber a
| IRON Go. is In that strip, but il is un.
drrstood THAT the BUILDINGS will be
moved back - as To put the side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28
STATE MILITIA TO
KEEP THE LID ON
OIL Field Towns Said 10 ne oui,o M,
aud Inhabitants are
Thirsty.

Special to The World
., ViLION' okla, Sept. 27.-"The oil
I,elu towns are rather dry, at the
present time, are they not2%
This was the question asl,os /.
Governor Bob" Williams roFor oS
to the fact that the Creek cnnnts ~
grand jury now in session at SanuIr,a
is keeping the lid on tight "a tbo
present time, with many OF the nf-
ilcers suspended and indicted and
IaW-and-order men appointed in tbai.
PAGES Assured that the towns ara
cry ana some OF the fellows getting
mighty thirsty. the governor said in
'a,klng with your correspondent.
II me governor were but given tho
authority to use the state militia In
such instances, they would got a
whole lot thirstier." SCI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28

Tho New York oil company
Letcher and Robinson have com
plctod the rig and are rigging up on
their lease three locations east of the
Cameron we'll on the Anickor farm.
I'm section l4-14-16.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28

Another gusher was drilled I'm the
Boynton field yesterday afternoon
when the Cameron (Seven Sands OIL
company well was completed. maxi
ing $50 barrels an hour natural at
five feet in the oil pay. This is the
offset 20 the south OF the 1000 barrel
Nelly well In section 14-l4-Ig.