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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
NEW sToRY-HoUR BOOKS.

The nice lot of new book. which Will
be put out on Saturdsy morning furnish
stories for the stoy.hour this week.
Among tae books are many that are
written for the older children, even the
high school students All will be ready
for readers on Saturday moumg.
Brown Fresh Po,cs"; rhymes to
read and pieces to speak,
Collins" Second BOYS Book of
Model Acroplanes This is new
copy of book the 5us know.
Curtis Indian Day. of the Long
Ago. " 1t pictures the life and lore
Of the Indian in the day. when he had
never seen white men A most attrac.
tive new Indian book.
Dubois" League OF the Signct
Ring Toe girls of the Order of the
Silver Sword formed league to stand
by one Of their friends. The boys were
included in the league.
Ilabberton-''H Helnns Babies. This
is another copy of this tayorite book
llough--E Young AIaskms in the
Rockies " The "Youg Alaskans'
spend summer on Rainbow lake and
the Columbia.
Giiliat--" Forest Outlaws. A story
for older boys and girl, of English lfc
at the time when Robin Hood and
Clym of the Clough were to be met in
the greenwood.
Jndson-" Myths aud Legends of the
Grear Plains" The stories are those
told by the Indian tribes who lived
on the plains
Laboulaye-"Quest of the Fourleay
ed clover. " A story of the Arabian
country, the heroic deeds of young
Arab.
MeDonald-"Princcss and the Cob
lin," Curdie and the princess and tn,
great-grandmother overcome COB
Inns.
Macdonald" Princess and Curdic. >
The wierd beasts help Curdie.
Morris" King Arthur aud tn
knights of the Round Table Thre
\ vols.
Nixon" Fairy Tales Child Ca
Read and Act Such dear Old tale
as "Bluebeard, " Pinocchio" an
"Aliee" are dramati2ed.
Slosson-" Story tell Lib. =" A fe
: stories a little crippled girl told cot
" OF her own head
!, Steel" Adventures of Akbar.
y Akbar was once a miohtV rnlor of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
Willamette Faculty to Play
Salem Y. M. c. A, Instructors

The faculty mcmbcrs of the william
cite university have challenged the EN-
ploy,d force of the Y. NJ. G., A. TO a
series OF basketball games for the
championship Of the Conversational
lcapuc, and the challenge has been ac'
ccpted by the Y, NJ, e, A. The W. t.
faculty has played q number Of games
this ycnr aud their team is said to be
fun of speed, tricks and argument Vhc
y. NJ. G, A. will liuc up with Tallnan
and o. u. Gmgrich o forwards; Joe
Mmton, ccntcE l., II Compton and
Frankie the wrestling instructor as
guards, with j. Il, Baker as substitute,
ready to assume the burdens of any
position ON the floor, 1t is likcly that
the two teams will be brought together
fw preliminary game to some of the
games in this city in the near future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
INVESTIGATION ON.

New Haven, Conn., March 5.-An in
yeStigation to determine whether hl.
liam May Cook, pretty is year old
stcnographer Of Brooklyn, whose body
was found yesterday in lonely part
of the West Rock Park here, was
brought from New York to New Haven
In violation Of the Mann white slave
act was in progress here today. Miss
Cook shot herself TO death with a re-
volver taken from the office Of the
Mayo Radiator company, where she
was employed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
WATT SHIP CHAMPIONS
IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Win Final Series Over Bishops
Team by Score Of
II to 5

r,,. wa shirrs larIrd tbe cham.
'"' ""s' ~ .....,..i ho.lo,hou
pionshp OF the 'o'n"'e''''' ,'',"' y" =
league at the y NJ - A. 'a'' "'El'
by winning from the Bishops II to ..
Tho nisbons pIoyed hard game but
u" II, AMI ,o,, worl, NJ
me superior '"'S'''E ''n %I' La' abaractor.
the Natt 9h'PPS' wiz" ',,,,Lamt H', tho
yea 'helI S'f'' y. I'" a,ho snore NJ
League 'eI.'.' W." 49,. V"S hois 'yo. m n 70 /
lne I'D, 'nu % .,as i"r tm fnai, of tbr Bishops
Ine pail'".a' ''.,, .L.,. ahonoo N Il.
49,, et;Nns cor u,o chnmpionship was
the SmpPs Tor ,.E oaS g"n, Sor,5ar5Y gaiIowcd
INV Nv '"' q -. pl.s,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
WOODBURY. LOCAL NOTES

The p. Il. o. Chapter j met at the
home of Mrs. A. +. Austin Thursday
aftrnoon after the sOciety's work and
study was completed. Mrs. Austin in,
yited Mrs. Morcom, Mrs AlthOus and
Mrs. VIM. Moore in to meet Mrs. ID. ii,
Leech and pNrtake of refreshments
served by the hostess.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. f.
church gave delightful hit and miss
social in the church pNrlors last Satur'
day evening. Games and music were
enjoyed until late hour, when a sub
Istautial luncheon was seryed by Misses
/ Louise Beuman, Gladys Binkley, Gladys
Adams, Ruth Austin, Eleanor Waite and
| Mildred Simmons,
Mrs, j. l.. Shorcy entertained the
members Of the Kuffo Klatsch at her
home ON Lincoln street Monday. The
ladies' spent the afternoon in sewing
and Jolly time was passed. An ele'
D giant lunch was served by the hostess,
assisted by her sister, Mrs. d. C., COwles,
The table was artistically decorated
with viQlcts and the places were
marked with pretty violet place cards
The members we're all present and Mrs
r II. Scott was guest.
Mrs. ]. NJ .Poorman was II delight
ful hostess Friday afternoon when sh,
entertained cover the Tea Cups' club
The ladies brought their fancy work
and pnioycd few social hours together
with the added pleasure Of Mrs. Poo
man 3 guest, Mrs u. II. Lcech Of Al
bany "A dainty repast was served in tn,
dining room ON a prcttily appointet
table,
Mrs. =. NJ. Drake was hostess We'd
\ ncsdny evening when she entertained
a few ladies NJ the first Of scricl
. of parties The, c,housc was artisticall,
9 decorated in yiolets and dainty yiolc
, score cards we're used in playing tire,
tables Of five hundred. Mrs, j. y, steel
hammer received the honor prize an,
" Mrs. II. NJ, Autiu the consolation Mrs
Fred Dose and Mrs, H. NJ, Austin us
sisted the hostess in serving an rlcgau
|, lunch. Crcing the tables were Mes
DANES W. A. Chapman, II. NJ, Austin
' G. B. Smith, Fred Dose, l.. NJ Bitncy
Y l.. Lawrence, !. +. Stcelhummcr, j, +
Shorcy, s. Moshbcrger Wm Moore, ans
' Misses Ursula Beck aud Eleanor Wrigh
l. The young people of Woodhuru ar
u to receive rare treat saturday even
+ ing, March H. ut 5 O'Clock, when Nh
II Rottman will speak to Il mass mcctin
" Of all the young people Of Woodbur
Is at the Christian church Christian Er
dcoyorcrs, Mr. Rottman is the field Sc,
rctury Of the northwest lie has hO
) large experience and marked success
| with Young people and u large audienc
should greet him All young people
societies Of Woodburn are to co.orcrn,
- and plendid meeting is assured Nor
: particulars viii bc given next week
n The Priscilla club was delightfully."- ~
n trrtaiucd at the home of Mrs o. |
O>crtou Thursday afternoon The u
dies spent the hours with thimhlts an
chatting An elegant lunch was scry,
hy tho hostess. assisted hy her Sstc
n Miss Mildred Rogut. The table look,
very attractive ceuttrcd by Tar,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
CHINESE HOP GROWERS
join ASSOCIATION
Sled Back Leading Grower Joins And
This Assures Affiliation OF Other
Oriental Hop Men.

Manager Paul stated this morning
that Sled Back. the wealthy Portland
Chinaman. who owns and controls sever
al hundred acres of hops in the VIII
lamette valley yesterday signed up as
a member of the Oregon Hop Growers
association and this practically assnres
the signing up Of all the other Chinese
owners and renters of hop yards winch
represent over 5000 acres " lan1 and
about so miJ IN capital stco'. Murh
encouragement IS being received IN the
building OF .he association and tina; IL
has been esta olished upon = permanent
and growing i'H5 is virtually assured
Pursuant to the action Of the "AecL'
tive committee Cf tbC oregon top
Growers association at its regular
meeting in this city last week, when 1t
was decided to divide the state iuto
numerous districts and to have n rep
resentatiye Of each district to conStl-
tute the permanent board of direcio's
of the association, Manager L. '. d..
Paul and Secretary Fred n, stump OF
the association this morning sent cut a
flItuluI ltlAfl W ull VI Nh'o' o'"' '''''N'
ers of the association urging them TO
call meeting Of the members and
stockholders Of their respective sections
and to elect n member to represent them
on the board Of directors.
In order to have a. thoroughly rep
resentatiye board the growers are urged
to select a man TO represent each "9O
shares OF stock and to send in the
names Of their representatives. to Sec
retary stump in due time for the first
meeting of the board Of directors, which
is scheduled to be held at the CONNER
cial club rooms in this city, at 10
O'Clock, Saturday morning, March ~
As the success of the association de-
pends entirely upon the character OF
men on the board Of directors the
growers are also urged to exercise great
care in the selection Of their represcn'
tatiycs, and all members Of the associ'
alton are urged to be in attendance 1T
the meeting of March 2Oth, or to send
in the names Of their proxies, as the
election Of permanent officer of the ns'
ISOLATION will be had at that time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
Kai.yii Corn pain, in Every Nsr'' "
"CETS.lT;" Il Gets" Ever e'm
Surely. Quickly

have tried everything else foi t..,Ss.- CS--
Two drops applied in a few ..,. ss'''s tIa
that's all. The corn shTlyeh, h,,.s,t|
comes right off, painlesaS, ", vH,,'' W
fussing or trouble. If you nav III
made a bundle out of your zoe ..,,
bandages; used thick, coIn,p''ss %
cotton.rings; cornpulling saiTe' \,
teasing plasters-well, you u -. ~ I
ciate the difference when lOp sa|
ciGETS. IT, Your corn'agonl Ian
vanish. Cutting and gouglns., nl
knives, razors, files and scl''o,' y, In,
tho danger of blood.pois,olGl, n, 81, ,,,,irIl
AWAY with. Try "GETS,lI SrrI,A|
for any corn, callus, waf' VI
Never fails. - a,urdip
"GETS.IT" is sold by a, 's'rsi
everywhere, 25c a bottle ,a o. sew ~
bv i. Lawrence 4 Goa Ohieas"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

The paving cases on South 18th
street were up for hearing in depart
ment No. of the circuit court today
before Judge Galloway. There are two
eases in this series, one by j. II.
Albert against the City of Salem and
the other by George j. Watson and
about 20 others against the city. At
torneys John A. Carson and c. \. In.
man are representing the plaintiffs
and city Attorney W. II. Trindle
Grant Corby and Slater Pogue and
Roberts are appearing for the defend
ants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
TO Be SOLD

,,,. uoot ot a sacrifice, house house,, v,'ih IN
sn's ! i,ygs wy'I lots. rs good soil e'',ingF ,ng -
Price Price for this week only s,s rad
F'''' igB Beautiful 9 Acre .l1it. ll.'' s,a@,
SssC Sloss ,ieS l1 "SI,S black soil, '9aRil ,TRni,l y
term terms, look this up we
auto cnoice vacant I''N
5000 and up Z. terms, ..,,,: !
The best 81 acre farm. ,..liS5Si io y"'
ni,S mUE'li eyop. Implements, ''"' =.
WIN '''l insurance. IA lie ~
We write Insuran'e-O'''
panies. t,o,,ss for Bent
in all parts of the 'ip. :
|. Bechtel \ y &. q
SAT state street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
Try "CETS-IT," KS
Magic for Cern!

New, Simple, Common Sense way
You will never know how really eag
it is to get rid of a corn, until you iiVe
tried "GETSIT." Nothing like i Us
ever been produced. 1t takes les: TIM. =.
to apply It than it does to read this !
will dumfound you, especially II y@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
Court House News


Brown Penny has been appointed
road supervisor of road district No
81 near Quinaby by the county court
which is now in session. There were
a few vacancies in the road districts
when the other appointments were an
nOunced in January and District No
g. is one that has been without a
supervisor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05
MARSHALL MAY BE ,!i SSSs ,,

washington, March 5-- p, w, y r,Dr r
dent Marshall may be chosen y, K, X y
sent sent President Wilson h At i " / .
Francisco exposition N'''
learned today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

Harvey Wells state insurance cen.
missioner was appointed by Judge VIII.
liam galloway as receiver Of the Ore
gon Merchants Mutual Fire Assurance
asso'iatiou upon the motion of Attor'
uey Donald W Biolcs Mr. Wells bond
was fixed at $4,000, The insurance com
pany in question was one ot the smaller
companies absorbed lay the llortlcultur.
al Fire Relief aud automatically went
into the rccciycrship with the larger
company, aud tnc formal motion Was
signcd Yesterday afternoon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

Always cheap and always
dependable - a Journ q !
Want Ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

Johanna FNukald was granted n di.
yorce by Judge Galloway yesterday
from Martin Flukald, ON the grounds
of cruel aud nhumau treatment The
couple were married November rs, 1892
aud have four children living, All are
of age with the exception Of Jens
FOukuld, aged ~ years, and Matilda
FaukNld, aged u years All property
rights involved in the case have been
been settled,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

- Ia,
'u1S' U"',"m"l HH""y" HoH" 1,t, a.
od.. ~ WA, ooga me b ,bn ponl, nf Wnod'
'u'' -" i'.. ~" pL;i,. - raa,o
'' "s'''a i% a., i'',. ."'c,,,I1,,.. oa,'
,antions i"" ,a., @ @o,oa rrloJ l.. tLa iudgo
TL. or,Ior ,,,a, ;ssroJ so,.;no asijo anj
baI.I;na a. 'mII onJ %o;d tho noto oi
FroJ and riaso NaaIe Cor $goo ana ot
Arcbio and Tonra NJ NcGinIov fo,
sI-5o Tho mnrtgooos serrring tbos,
notns wern ordrrei turned oyer 70 the
sheriff of Marion county.
Sbariff Esch will meet his oI1 fellow
Waterman. A. f. Cook todny. if the
Trains ram according tn scheduln Co,I
IL pn,y boino hold In ioil in Rrooklyr
to owoit the arrival or tao officer Mrs
Escb occonnonind her husband as fo,
anst os Minnesota whore she stoppnd
afr far n visit with relatives
-
N,iico or an annual f,o, tb, docisior
~ ,hn stotc inJns,riol accident commis
sion Inns bccn served an tbat hodv nm,
/ thr omnloin, will be filed in tbe cir
ruit conrt nf Pail, county in fev
Idovs in tho rosn nf Harlan / Monra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-05

Adam Zcnacu, who resides with his
family near St. Paul, was committed
to the Oregon state hospital for the in.
sane today by Judge Bushey after an
examination by physicians, Hen2cn is
~ years of age aud has Il wife aud six
children,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
$4,000 IN BACK
TAXES COLLECTED
Tuesday and Wednesday
Record Days at County
Treasurer's Office.

With the / Z per cent penalty on
for all delinquent taxpayers the force
in the county treasurers office was
kept busy all day yesterday receiving
money and crediting taxpayers. More
than $500 was received. by County
Treasurer John T. Kramer at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The Gulf Pipe Line company sent in
two separate checks amounting to
$23,043.36 to cover it's taxes for the
last half of 1914 in Tulsa county. II
was the largest amount received dur
ing the day. Tuesday more than $70,-
600 was taken in for back taxes. The
Prairie Oil q Gas Co. paid in $4,000
of this amount
According to a statement by Mr..
Kramer yesterday there are still a
number of oil companies to be heard
from. He expects the majority Of all
the taxes in by the latter part of the
week. 81 am agreeably surprised" he
continued, lat the manner in which
the property owners are responding
to the call and firmly believe that by
the end Of the week will find our
books in a far better condition financi-
ally than was expected a short time
ago"
Beginning July l the penalty will he
raised IA per cent more, making a
total of 3 per cent. This method will
no doubt bring all the remaining de-
llnquents to time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

take up the trail Of Four Corners.
Tom then emerges from the water
and seeks his clothes, but they have
been removed by the old Indian Not
u be thwarted, Tom swims to the
mainland, taking with him a buffalo
robe
on the way over Stilliter, to see how
well his scheme had worked, induced
Celestina to speak OF her mission, and
she fully convinced him Of the be
lefs he had instilled into her mind,
also converting the rest Of the party.
Arriving at the mainland. while
waiting for the express TO New York,
she addressed the inhabitants and
made a lasting impression.
John Cumberland, a reporter on the
Eaff of the New York American,
hears her and Immediately sent the
following to his paper:
Angel from Heaven found in
Adirondacks II is the most beautiful
woman in the world-insane or an
advertising scheme. VIII be taken to
Eellview observation ward"
Arriving at New york. Celestina and
the professor Immediately 90 to Bell
view.
While the doctors believe her in
Hlne. the tests prove otherwise and
they finally release her In the profes-
s1r's charge.
Tom In the meantime had luckily
came across John Cumberland.
From Cumberland Tom learned Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
LYRIC.

Tho "GOddcss" Will he at Lyric Today.
That evening as Ceiestia entered the
} ut to retire, she called TO Tom
Aren't you cOming?" Tom, realizing
J er childish innocence and Ignorance
of worldly ways, laughingly replied
Not room enough for two in there.
hut If you get frightened or want any
thing, just call; I'll hear. And
good night"
The professor from his hiding place.
bst not a word Of their conversation.
and with grim determination to keen
his gun cooked, pointed at Tom
Realizing, however. that she was per-
factly safe in Toms keeping, he re-
treated, deciding not to separate
them until morning
Celestina wanted to cook the
breakfast, so Tom gave in and went
Or a swim
While busily engaged in preparing
the meal, the professor suddenly ap-
peared before her and, grasplng her
hy the arm, tried to hypnotic her;
but In her fight his powers did not
take root, and she ran toward Tom,
calling at the top of her voice, fol-
bwed by the professor and his party
Tom was helpless to aid her.
They leave the island, and, landing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
AT THE THEATRES
WONDERLAND.

Today at Wonderland, patrons Of
She popular little house will have an
opportunity 10 see show which has
Teen voted by metropolitan critics as
Che best and most deliberately staged
Busical comedy on the vaudeville
rage. Fred Webster's Melody Maids
open at Wonderland today in a series
Of musical comedies which are bound
to attract the most blase. This COM
Iany, consisting Of 10 people. and the
Girls are of the kind that will make
you think you are taking an afternoon
walk on Broadway, in fact the gowns
lave been made by Broadway cos
iumers The opening bill is entitled
"A Night on the Astor Roof" and is
said to be a scream from start to
finish. The music Is the kind that
yakes your feet tingle. Two main
features, however, are the Pony
chorus and the Imperial quartet.
This bill will be repeated for Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

About seventeen years ago | was run
down in health, the principal trouble
was irregularity and my lungs seemed
affected. After taking six bottles each
of Favorite Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery l was entirely
well and | never fail to recommend
DR.. Pierce's medicines to suffering
women whom | chance to meet.
81 hope my testimony will be the
means of bringing good health to
many a sufferer. Mrs. EVA PHEMIs-
TER, Route /, Box 80, Milburn, Okla"
An affection confined to women
must have its cause in the womanly
nature. There is no doubt that dis
eased condition of the delicate wom-
nnly organs, is in general responsible
for feminine nervousness and an
undermined constitution.
The use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription makes women happy by
making them healthy. There are no
more crying spells. oFavOrite Pre-
scription" cures inflammation, ulcera-
ton and female weakness. 1t makes
weak women strong, sick women well.
Get the 0Prescription" today-either
in liquid or tablet form-if you want to
better your physical condition speedily.
Like an open book, our faces tell
the tale of health or disease. Hollow
cheeks and sunken eyes, listless steps
and languorous looks tell of wasting
debiliating disease some place in the
body. 1t may be one place or an
other, the cause is generally traceable
to a common source.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17


with some noise The Drumright
band is in readiness to make the
music on the excursions and automo-
bile owners are having banners made
tC decorate their ears with. Drum
right proposes to meet out town
people on the front steps and invite
them into the big railroad celebration.
An office for the celebration com
mittee has been establishcC in the
Roberts AChterman building IN
broadway, and headquarters Will
presently be placed near the Y. b.
Slick oil companys Office in the Gust
addition on the scene Of the assembly
ground. Work is in operation huild-
ing a thoroughfare from the railroad
tc the assembly gJound, where the
best view Of the oil field i'm tre whole
country may be had Drumright Is
ready to put on "a real week k-erd
house party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17


CUSHING, June 16.-That IL pays
10 advertise has been learned by the
business men of Cushing through their
llst trips taken 10 ncighbonng towns
and as result there will be a number
Of trips during the summer months
either 10y special trains or automobile
parties to visit other oil towns in the
Vicinity OF Cushing.
At least tcwnty autos will leave
Gushing this coming week on booster
trip to Avery Agra and way points a
sort Of get-acquainted trip of Gushing
merchants and their ncighbors
There also Is a movement on foot
for better roads i'm this part Of the
country which win be taken up at tn,
same time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
GOVERNMENT STARTS
"MOONSHINE" PROBE

FORT SMITH, Ark, June 15.-The
United States grand jury today began
investigating the alleged "moonshine
conspiracy" for alleged participation
in which II men, including one in
ternal revenue agent, several federal
employees ana two presidents of dis
tilling companies have been arrested,
Federal Aofficials charge that
through this conspiracy, said to be
the greatest of its kind i'm the history
Of the United States, the internal
revenue department has lost from
$4,000, 600 to S2O,O0O,OO in the man
ufacture Of liquor on which no tax
was paid. They say the plot has cx-
listed for 10 or II years and that its
ramifications extend to u half dozen
states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

0UtVNT 10 TNO WOTTU
CUSHING, june l6.-The grand
jury summoned to probe into the al-
iairs in Gushing started its session to-
day Several Of Cushings business
men left yesterday for saltwater and
have been retained there for jury
duty.
, While such things are usually dct-
rimental to any community it is hoped
that this will clear up the atmosphere
Tor good i'm the oil city Every fast
growing city practically at the start
will have 10 have her linen washed
and undoubtedly Gushing will emerge
from this better able than over to take
advantage of her immense resources
and build a greater and better city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
Bonds Stimulate Realty.

special no lhe ofld,
DRUMRIGHT, June 16.-COnsider-
able competition among real estate
men ensued as soon as the result Of
the school bond election was made
public last Tuesday afternoon. Every
person and company putting on an
to the town is noticably
anxious to have the building located
in their section. Individual property
owners also began pulling for their
respective neighborhoods and will
probably want the question put to a
vote. The 100000 worth Of school
bonds will build an excellent modern
structure. The vote in the election
carried without a dissenting vote.