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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

twice the amount in value on the tax
rolls that Indian territory LAS. In
dian territory has in lands twice the
amount i'm values off the rolls that
Oklahoma territory has. Hence In
dian territory has to depend largely
ON railroads and pipe lines for their
school tax. She has 10000 more
school children. II the Russell
amendment should not be repealed
in 1916, districts affected would have
to come forward with another amend
meut to the constitution, taking all
the school tax on lands, lots ana
buildings i'm towns and cities and al
ylding it according to the scholastl ly
census all over the state. This would
bear heavily on oklahoma territory.
stand United.
I'VE appeal TO the fairness of the
teachers and citizenship of this state
to avoid the conditions We have here
portrayed. one district array ed
against another and section against
section We have enough diverse ana
inharmonious conditions existing
without cumpiCaung and adding
more. Let MS stand as one great
democracy with the opportunities ana
conditions selected as our choice
neither giving or receiving injury
This amendment seeks to distribute
benefits but leaves all burdens to the
local community
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Double the RIMS South,

It was announced here yesterday
that effective today the Prairie Oil &
Gas Co. will double its runs south
through the Oklahoma Pipe Line com
pany's lines. For the past few days
this company has only been taking
5000 Is per day from the Mus
kogee- -Okmulgee district, but this new
order will increase this amount To
10000.
The condition south is still very un-
certain and it is impossible TO tell from
day to day how much. if any, oil is to
be run. However, the new refinery
pipe line from Muskogee and the two
being projected. one from Okmulgee
and the other from Cosden & Co., OF
Tulsa. will soon give the producers in
this district a much needed relief. In
addition to this, both the Texas and
Gulf companies are increasing their
runs and il looks as though this sec
tion of the country would before many
more months be almost independent
of the Prairie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

circulation was in part as follows, thi
tipping being from the Cushing lnde
pendent:
Henry Starr the noted bandit
who WAS seriously wounded and
captured when he lead a band IN
"a raid on two banks at stroud,
March %, and Louis Estes, an
other OF the robbers shot and
taken, have agreed to plead guilty
and throw themselves on the
mercy of the court when ar
raigned July 20, IL was made
known Monday by County Attor-
ncy Strcotcr Spoakmau, of Lincoln
county.
Estes, whose stoicism at the
time of the robbery attracted CON
siderable attention, also viii turn
states evidence and take the wit
ness stand against his alleged
former pals Claude Sawyer,
Bud MaXficld and Charles
Johnson. who will be brought to
trial on the day Starr and Estes
are arraigned, the prosecutor de
Clared.
"Speakulan said no agreement
has been made as TO the length Of
the sentences TO he drawn 10y Starr
and Estes. IL is likely, however,
that Estes punishment will he
made lighter in return for the
assistance he will give I'm the
prosecution OF the three other al
legged highwaymeu charged with
implication i'm the swoop ON the
Stroud banks The First National
and the stroud National were the
ones looted and the raid which
was staged in broad daylight was
one Of the bOldoSt ever executed
in oklahoma. starr and Estes
both were shot and severely
wounded by an -year-old boy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Homely, Yet Admired
and EnUied; Her Secret

The convention crowd made path for
her. cast admiring side glances, then with
longing eyes followed her to the elevator. 1t
was at the Ponchartrain in Detroit The m
cident was recalled when l chanced to s.!
across table from the woman. What was II
about her that caused all that commotion
Her complexion. Really, I've Never beheld
lis equal Venturing to pick up acquain'
.anceship, ! learned the secret.
i've tried TO make the most OF my one
charm. She said. II know men abhor
makc.upS and artificiality. l bar cosmetics ;
there are two things | use to promote nat
rraI loyeliness and youthful appearance.
When my complexion begins to age, get an
ounce OF mercolized wax at the drugstore.
apply at night like cold cream, wash il off
in The morning This gradually flakes off
.ho outer skin: then / have brand new
complexion magnetically beautiful as you
sec.
Wrinkles never bother me. At their in
coptiun | bathe my face in solution made
bv dissolving an ounce Of powdered saxolite
in half pint of witch hazel 1t works like
magic Mona Morrow in Tattler.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
In the Oil Fields
At IICdIutOu.

RINGLING, okla, July 1.-THE
Producers oil company has recently
drilled in a two-million gas we'll at
a depth OF 500 feet near Vernon,
Texas. which is twenty miles west Of
the Electra field.
Mr. and Mrs X. w. Coe of the
Gypsy company have gone to Med
lcine park near LawtOn, where they
will spend a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. l. w. burrows nave
returned from q visit TO Grocsbeck,
Texas. Mr.. Burrows represents the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

f.,
the RIM or the gas crest OF tne Lesu,
pool rms IS tne pool oIleh reierreu
To as uhhlhE nam lylhs III we
northeast toWhship OF 'oai County
ana ,NtenGlhE over I'l'o ItllSpul ~,
reliable observers claim to have seen
oil taken from these two dry holes"
and if the Test company should take
a notion, during the last stages or the
race, that the pool Is about to be dis
covered in spite Of Standard tactics
and that It might Just as well get the
$4,000 for the first oil Wcll-then all
it will have to do is 10 shoot either
one one of the dry holcs'-if pubic
opinion spells anything.
Recognized authorities estimate that
the daily production from the Legal
pool is likely to be from 1000 to 5000
barrels per equalns or ecllps-
ing the Gushing pool
Tho Ir,,t So,tbc,.,, Co,,nonv
''' VI"
IN the Ineanthe new com pdhy
make entry Inc Hieat southern OF
PITTSBURGH, Pa IS dIllllng on the
northwest quarter or 80 - (GoV.
X. J." NllllamS IandJ Whlch IL on the
eastern antlclnal hogpack OF the
CAIRO elllpucal dome-lust over the
line in Atoka county. rms company
has extensive holdings ana announces
Ia program for not less than Iour wells
annually. II Is reported as having
ample FUNDS ana II wants the COVER
nors well 10 win the money
yir,ycd Frnf Crandstond
M. -. IL. -,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
AT YOUR DRUGGIST.

Impressive services were held at the
home at half past O'Clock in the
afternoon, after which Joes little
playmates bore the casket containing
the remains covered with many beau
tiful floral offerings, TO the carriage,
and a large number of the playmates
Of the departed boy and friends OF
the bereaved family in deep SYM
pathy, accompanied the family To- the
cemetery where a prayer and song
service was held as the body was
lowered to its last resting place.
Joe was born on the 25th day OF
February. 1907 He was bright
loving and lovable boy. and his sud
den death has left his parents, his lit
tie brother Ben, his sister vivian and
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Query prostrate with grief.
The sorrowing family wishes The
World TO express for them their deep
gratitude 10 the many kind friends
who SO Loyalty assisted them In this
the hour of their deepest sricf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
pinnrcr Cots 40 Drmml igllt.

NUUCINT 10 7 UV NVTTU'
pRI7MRIGHT, July little Pio-
ncer Telephone company has begun
to string cable in DrumrigAt, when
indicates ;he installation of one Ct the
lest telephone systems any town Oh
it's size can boast. IT is thought prob
able that somc time will elapse before
the city will be benefited Immensely
bv telephone improvements now
under construction. Taller poles car
rving cables, other poles rclcgatcd. to
the alleys, ana mile Of metal cable
adds much to the appearance of the
City
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
SENATOR DAVIS
DELIVERS SPEECH
Sapulpa Statesman Ad-
dressed 1000 Teachers
at Edmond ON pa.
Special to The World

Special TO The World
EDMOND, July l7-TEat the
so-caucd Russell school tax amend
ment TO the constitution, which was
adopted i'm 1913, is q political gold
brick with deception in all its terms,
was declared by State Senator Clar-
ouCc Davis of Sapulpa I'm am address
here Friday before more than two
thousand school teachers at the Ed
murd normal
Senator Davis, who distinguished
himself as one of the leaders Of the
upper branch of the last legislature
and who has taken the leadership of
the single tax movement for okla.
homa, faNurs the repeal of the Rus
sell amendment, and in his address
here Friday he urged the assistance
and cooperation of the entire educa-
tiuual forces OF the state to strike
the amendment from the Constltu-
ton.
The Russell amendment, otherwise
known as section 12A Of article 10,
provides that all school taxes col
lected from public service corpora
tions shall be paid into the state
treasury and distributed the same as
other school funds, instead Of allow
ing the money to be used in the dis
trict in which II is collected. II the
amendment is permitted to become
operative, Senator Davis declared that
all efforts to stamp out illiteracy
in Oklahoma would be Of no avail
In recent decision by the su'
premc court, that tribunal held that
the amendment was not selt-acung
and i'm the absence Of any specific
it., nrn,iyinns if VAS NOT operative.
,T5o Igst IapieI1ture passod a rcso-
i,tt.., .,,,I,n,i,ir,r s,iI'niseion of the
l,,nstion Of IA, 'reneaI nr the amend
r,nnt .t tho urinary election in 1916.
n,tn Wm prove
oD,t, th"rnmgh and comprc.
b,,siyc i'm scopr win show clearly
~ on, fair and Intelligent person who
ho, LIo r.g.,r5 for an nortions Of
La stato hat il shouId and viii be
rnno,Iod " said the senator
"T is nrnner and right that those
,,.t,, LaIit,a tbis an unsound proyi-
.inr tn nr.sant carly MS we'll as late
ars,,r,ont IN his effect This has
nnf hnrrtofore been done regret to
s., mon mis- nrnnosition Senator
I,,,.,,ii has IN tn,o diffarent cam
naians very earnestly presented his
.,r,,,,.nda in Lehnif Gf his meas
proP'7I,ih,C 'ro Tho otho, SIDE has NOT bcen
orosonted in an, proper degree. A
fa1. riti1ens in the state realized that
~ was mngound and did what little
tboy Gould IN nrevent lis adoption.
a. is ~ noIiticaI gold brick with
docantio, in ali IFS terms. Sufficiently
60 that Intelligent citizens. business
ana nrofassionoI men voted for it,
thirkin,, ~" - bighIv desirable The sub
tnrt - taxation being railroads and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Al HCldCuNilIc

The Pen West peoples big gas well
in section i-7-S was gauged yesterday
by one of the Kansas Natural Gas
men, and showed 10000
coo feet Of gas with 800 pounds Of
rock pressure. They are about two
feet in the sand found at 3.034 feet.
The owners have not decided what to
do yet, but will probably shut it in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
To Establish Duroc Hog Farm.

SpVClUT 10 IHt NVTTW' =
PEMETA, Okla, July Ill. B.
Groves of Oklahoma city, owner OF
a number of hog ranches in this state
has been in this locality during the
past week looking for another loca-
ton. He desires to establish a Duroc
farm in this section of the state sim
liar to one he now owns near Altus'
and will place 500 head on the farm
lie is looking for a site that will per
nit the growing of alfalfa, in addition
to having some forest and water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

or Inc WOIu NEWS thlCO4t W. -
sent a telegram to starr
himself. asking for a verficatiOn of the
report
No One Knows.
mo one knows what shall do
when the time comes, and OF
course YOU can see why | refrain
from writing much about it when
the time comes" says Starr in his
letter
THE stuff you read in the Ok
lahoman and other newspapers on
Julv 70" he continues, was an
inspired article by the prose-
cution. Later on may have con-
siderable to say about this
No further Difference to his
forthcoming trial is made by
Starr, but he writes Interestingly
of his Jail life.
Extracts from the letter follow:
Likes Roasting Ears.
"My leg is getting along o. K.
Just a matter of time. Going to
have fried chicken for dinner.
When outside cat what is handy,
but here ! have lost % to 80
pounds and have got to gain some
of it back. l am also strong for
the roasting ears. l like the big
field corn. When | feed my horse
outside on corn I share his feed.
Plenty of energy in a couple Of
ears Of corn"
starr and several OF his alleged ac-
complies arc being held for completely
in the sensational robbery of the two
banks at stroud, okla, early last April.
Starr and the members of his band
rode into the town, the party divided
into two sections, and the two banks
were held up simultaneously Starr
was wounded and captured while MAX
ing his escape. Later other alleged
members Of the gang were rounded
up. two of them being captured in
Tulsa by Sheriff Woollcy and his
deputies.
starr has already served several
penitentiarv terms for train and bank
robbcries, but it not thought hardly
likely chat he will plead guilty when
arraigncd for trial at Chandler on the
latest criminal charge against him.
To Plead Tuesday.
The trial of Starr and four Others
will begin in the district court al
Chandler on Tuesday July 20.
The fact that the inspired story
appeared in small weekly papers all
over the state on the same date, with
out date line and exactly in the
same language, would indicate thai
Starr f. right in his contention.
The story that gained the widest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

Gull brothers test on the Timothy
Ashcroft farm in section l6-l6-14 Is
drilling at l,S4O feet after getting a
5000 0OO-foot showing for gas at 1850
feet.
The Swoveland test i'm section III
is drilling at about l,G4O feet with
nothing showing yet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Enid to Have Festival.

ENID, okla, July 17.-Enid is
going to have a big fall festival this
year. The retailers association has
elected a COMMITTEES to have general
charge of the entertainment The
executive committee consists of Grant
Harryman, A. Strickler and J. G.
Parker.
Details Of the festival will be ar
ranged within the next few days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18

According to reports from Okla
homa City the state board of cqualiza-
tion has just discovered that the tank
cars used in the Continent oil
fields have not been assessed II is
not known how this came about, but
is said the board intends to asscsa
these tank cars, which number 5,lO9,
1T S32G32O4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to extend our many
thanks to our friends and ueishhors
for their kindness. and also tor the
beautiful floral offerings during the
illness and death OF our dear brother,
Grover Sprague.
MIR. AND MRS. FRED CHEVALTER.
FRED HAMILTON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-18
The ChOCta1V Handicap

COALGATE, July 17.-Must interest
is being manifested in the time drill
ing contest now on for the $4,000
which has been offered by the citizens
of Coalgate for the first 100-barrel
well, or better, within / 2 miles Of the
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Al IIiNhN.

The Scioto OH company 40. on the
Buck farm in section 4-16-13 is show
ing for a fair well and was being shot
yesterday.
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The Shedden test In section lS-1S-l6
is looking like "a duster, as there is
1othing showing at 800 feet.
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Graham and others 40. ! on the
Tmmie Fife farm in section 5-H-l1 is
dry at 1000 feet and VIII bc aband-
oned.
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Northeast of TnIsn.

The Burton and others test in the
southwest of section 22-2O-13 is dry
and abandoned.
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as gass r. as Iloldeuyille and
Wcwoka Dffer good markets for gas.
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When four strong companies, like
the Test Gypsy, Pierce and Homer,
acquire interests and later report
tools lost" or dry holes" and leave
the wells with casing in. as the Test
company is reported to have done,
the small investors, numbered by the
hundreds, wonder-'what of the fu-
t,tra
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r. r. Lott Of the Prairie was con-
fined to his home yesterday by illness.
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to note the handicaps Test oil com
pany reports two "dry holes" along
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on business.
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"I Don't Know What
! Will Do"- "---Starr

Continued From Fage One)
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The Cairo Company.

The Pierce oil corporation played
a strong card too when they stopped
work on the Legal pool with derrick
completed (27-3-1D and allowed their
choice leases to lapse, for which they
had paid out good bonuses Their
manager, Vaughn Of Dallas, is the
prime mover In the new Cairo com
pany, which has the Marcum allot-
ments, controlling much of the cream
of the Cairo pool. He proposes to
bring in the first well on 1O-l-l1,
Coal county Biologists think he will
find something at not over sixteen
hundred feet This well will be ON the
south side Of the gas crest of the Coal
gate or Cairo pool
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]. f. Crosbie left last night for his
summer home at st. Clair, Mich.
where he will spend the balance Of
the summer.