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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

~, r-e,sd asvuna the bat ami n -.
49, ~ sslsep. BE- ~ ne ~ ~ -
ires az bert ofsf X q. s,s
M. uy.iec ~ he eye Fhieh p -
t,.nksr.- draw ut ans
49, urcaltv Tben be be- y y, a''-
lostsa ia.o 'hs dars winff 'Ns'
wss uofsiug there .., 49,,
il. discus, wien = gllmmer ~ s'iDe
,sias bsirtt vishlr ~ Bead ''us''
hIs atieliiat $780,. ~.
a. ,,a,o,.i srsf sgalu sad i'ien tfot@
.,....slsltt rls spirit " the we
rsi uas naslag eiihAn
TOE poipf " ghf grew ih'g lD's'-,.
t-,s1tnes. Il approaches ne 80
-. mset aad soaei isffein WI"
friglrfli Ore
fsskes whole bo1y o9'cd ~ eos ~
t.a.i, eilra ,sS snwuling'i about me
fsrfa N The liol Ne co1'1 moi in''"
q awag
Tsss iae s,tket was aIied. aua ne
s.tri.b evr husgcd sufHafd. raqepaor
,sreni .isamiag Win eiAedness'
DRAKE ie.i his beari burst Va ne pe.'''1
The. a. stase ihst bed laln - 'onS
rii sfbla enc ho'lov ~ in' ini'Se
s,raas sorth aad aatiaF struck sup
f~1 nanJ
.C.a rbap.rsd Drake Vt2 mss
smell faeae aud itmnei DC moving
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

hasten" Soff answered Every boar
rsay " Veciy9s faaks ssa sir Don
va lmnissiiaibiy
~ biz assIglss. garsfshanl Naf vefr
cold about yhe second excursion
No lonT ~ n waa case o. getting
Miss Gallon sai Yguf,elf 0sf % bad
scsaI~ aid ng best" he tod Dors
'gshi ! agree ~ifh ygas rohsai-eu
erellea, feiiow ,haf 0bat yoh pro.
peae n ridiculous The priests hsys
ample warning and an Informed
that thry sDot measYfes ~ ss'frie the
icoi YIN ean kaih f'fhne ~ further
search
John argued vita some teaipof but
NJ Donald wbs immopanlf
And. ~ b. most egidessiy hsa aluna
c0DinDn aense oA hia Hhir iioFf could
not AFFORD 10 iose hit tafufef
= safpose yoail b-ie ~ or "
ftfiins mas heff thar % servant ~
YrursY be SAID anaiy
Anything sad raferrhsm eH
slsiy 'nuf uusg eeffalnis nsrn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21
John Leo rhsr' 0as ir Wa Ry,s
Agans, the Nearest Hinlrss

ala q muuerei oath. rhs nansas ros.
as ohe and thrust hln ssids from m
doer and pushed tsroaeh psa,c
stricken
Gals Johns ersant remained sa,t
go pcs ost bl the FEAR Of Sir pans,i.s
Nfh hui be- 'a0d lsi rerfe a ces
lnro of terror
it is fhe 500 hs uh.spsrnd
Al ihU lohn wakened gud finding
himself 'npnl .tfusred yioesr,
Nni }rt startled A.-san
iifrf where 700 r'nrr'
ln CO., Instant torr reaHe3 holm
lessness. iie I'D no, even remon.,-s..
Tssn WNsefsou dfora bis ssrrou, ,,,
~to 'urs,s apd asae hlm hesnn. M.
a'rd bot after sim fof smsb, Is
Not did nc speak sAlle Wlt.ro,
aastllg chase the pack aants ls,pr ~.
1901 kieSng umkes hody ant n m.
Haf tnd iefi GA iao -uu
Nnr@h Was uselfs ~ -,.r..it.,.-
az hnses coe'ortcd form n4t,a /,
'ay ce3el .iae 4lrent Il, t-iss,
eyeA aHed on aim ils hnsd ~ ..s| \,
ard no - 80
taAn9N iaE'y wnsorsoa aad I'D him
nqt oniy D. tamlue ua THIRST i.ai ~
'aletn dFaih He fowoi h. head Az,
efieu N arens Hrih Rath
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

1Tllkt mean tgsnras fnis
Inc prsse Srswica o.
HWH ,hcy dtd their l~ss 20 bsr
vs-ea49 fltsdc the Single door and
-.L-.-. q n--L-.- NM L-L-- - IL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

AWf&*F 70 t@HN Vrfft"
Gr% lrTI GALLON nwskensd a,
lN l dawn and looked sbaus her
Z sfyihx 10 remninbef what nns
~ happened and nhefs ste waa
Nhssls there came tack o., hsf ID,
vrnss ~ not IN 'shsIa. the assault 0.
1hs hviei aud lisif osn subas. sen
1ikhf
Arsnnh her the nnf.sss lay 10 pos
fsn~s ~ sleep. Not fbr away. within
sfri'< rseb. John n.nf whs stlis nncsn
sesnus ~ the ns~ DAY
Apart naf ~ lssssaii. ride on NJ
hnse. bowed In drgwsinras after his
nixhl'a rirsi
shs called over ~ Fayarsbam. aud
~ rpuard hinseif. apparently much
nnsiarfuaaol thai lle had besn foaad
~Afthlhs vter tiia alumbers Vt tss s.lns
pass
pmgnr bstf tbe whole ramp va
~. sud breakfaG was ss,oa dlsss. lctsed
Nos Tor eranct ~ war. lhe haf
vspet aaid presently ~ fuf ~ bHrt
male god our escape from sbe fannf
W and ! believe sVw " you'll ~
'fise % tufn haek and seek eivilixh
~, ss.lu faF the sake II Miss Truth
"fih TN good fof fny amount o.
st.s kiiaa n ffhsell ats cscsaimsd
Ana an wsld 10 r. abead snd ono
~ ifiol ana ibs plans"
- fsr - W. know they ere b.
shAfA rayerehnm remarked. viii
tosne bruaqaensss ~ don't lntsaa
shaf son shsli fisk youf ilfe aKain ir
Fnrh fooiishhras
Iabn u,ff had steadily grown more
snd uore aurririous ~ The English
mars Htiifude aud be- now bitterly 70
sshtei his Aasampsian ~ guardianship
over ilufh. The more ~ that he real
ised FpseF~bnin had ssincnsed her
ones fnan fNnFle ~ hir trnklna aud
whs nndpulaeily right Shen ht pro
pessed that she ~ placed ~ aHfefy
IL frat Impulse vas ~ Insist ihst
lluta fpiiow hia pluns hai nseona
thought Told him fhn, he weuid b.
pl4siue "a unworthy psri
Wher shalt w iskr burr b. o.
mnhtlcd
"liaea down ine 1sn "a sums cit5
~hrsc tlssrt aru Amprlcun visa see
fce~,aae fnemims sould be bes "
all"
lini thai epuia logfe u,a ao fas
sAayi Hath protested - kuow Jehn
VII inslsl 90 tefWaF ate, lhe plsss
md don'l 0ani 10 ne lefl 1u, ~
every thinE
Lem pprr aanrl 9if liunnld ih ifFa
ipg iA, ihsfr nas little esnre W Eoins
80 Wild RDaaf ehasr ana ma, ai,a
*uAid ~ fnf better ~ ain ais,1 i,sf
p'e ~ nm own fa,r
isei whuY tEt demanded 50 Hsi
i iouf lnow ans vee
Eefrrhan pel ~ eucaiy
Altr anf fully TOLLS Amer
qss ,Al missionaries qhra shsrss
,s1g Anericth fenani yeu know
4 was @'ttltn 10 last aud taey =,
nsi ~ tae, Hpeer ~ Bhan and
h'N,v ifvt ihp lfgr
st punad eas as rued - his wari
ana ituth tuund usfself msltcd a. ptas
a. surN ~ act,shi bOBseg
be hosv thiu ~ itv Aiasrhaa cua
sui, midale aaed ssailenmn. uho
wlth uls wlfe. presided with true epsi
cri hnptHilts arrf llfue sfuun "
Dusin'ta mea ami missionaries
Mrs aefHNi.is received fiis sir with
open arms ii4ieacd a. lhe siufJ 81 h.f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

h,r, s,sarmfif ssEYi.-a y aSy d%s
GER .
vs~. sas ~, was caupsrtfg 4nse'
.r~..< s,r ~ hfrafhla1 = t1e sleer
40, Drats afl,wed bihAff o. fsH M
4 dep rsYsrr
Mos taaf rs qgess Tts pfAf'leA
ss4sc 80 hAa tesrr 20 tbiAa about az
oau part 10 Z aud rek9n % IN ~
wnri
f,saz asss lsics VITA N.sefeoA 80
shsun hlfn nat ~ bad o.stilS 70 ca
ps.t frsu hiu anisas ~ eu a.pe4l q
~ telHaAntss
There was lut one ferroA HAo n's.-i
nxard hln fle wonfn i.es t"'1
assc.s gpeu lasuei
Iils mihd vsut taek - ss ofsi days
~ sous. lntaacs stth Der ~ Aee i''s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

adventures ansS shankrsi cod dc,nati,
thaf Ruth ~a. a. hess an,i~, ~ rro
isctlea y fellow eaunsfymee releAh
aul lAuguage vas plain.
What in the world "a you moan as
dragging this sppug lady evrF hair
cgeasion Rnd making her run al sorts
81 fisksf
nut
s''s,nseh=~ said Mre Nesnalss ~
vewly ''yee even IA her dis.Aares
hel snaid And ~ "a ghe awful thlne
a. 4 sepnAer yen hsvea't xos hsf
Killed before now
jaAn tgiea - esplaln thar Ruin was
4 western gAf asvs to ioaklne ate
hefrrlF aud that she had iuslssel oa
.eming slaux
The cnnsgta wife rntffed.
net ySsa iitnf have 70 sasssa. uhe
responded promptly II understand
shas seu are mervly Fvsax on .dle Soc
~ anyway Voc shaa't selr tne esrl
out u ms sishl, teal you. go and
mad your nlsna ana firh yonr own siff
Ni~ nallon STARS here
$ And I'm sure there n % place IA
sather leave her Elcrf Aald gratefully
- she coesnl NJ cenfdsA htfany
thfi he was efill detefmlnes gn dnt
81 hti ana ses the hs'sden llans
Trs MAY se fsc late was tbs quiet
falTnN "A mar namef wiiNprsna
asa aEathvf nsap and a lady have al.
ready zone 40 country, sad am "a
formed ss1i thes ere GA tia sams
quest"
al shs morn reason why shouh'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21


sou 9ure mo'e thsf . aean fo" Haii,9
Z" efrn 'r'ilnN tph
3pAnf l'w Hlhenp
r''"st 7 "Nu" m beyond SOUR
lowrf 20 stop use
thfttehnm fi'e"h ~ bead
M'fd NNw n 90 ~ nNinniiiies
nna sDn Hphid MH taifHtif 900 onif
o'ptFr'0 ffpm sn'h @ tH''''Hnl' .ti~
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iTafe the eDnr'rf
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aNpiHat ihtiH rlHni ~ aFrroa
'bnt fwi ""ni % t"fil sport wlN
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FtHd
veg i'R' in"iHFui 1eNn whs niinAea hi
t'AfN ~ t.H''"'f
Nhiif HF "i7 "HN'nf h" hif i'f
tNih 'AAe ~ 'F'uaW "nNlh 80 f"lA
s"F'"h'f Nl'''N 'he p''''f'in nt h'H
cinh NhN pln' why's - WlnhluH htth
y" 'AF'l' a'''risH 'hr nnw - the
servant apN went "1 l' make nv pNp
afa''''.4 lhce' n'nHe h' H"sHht hniN
~ f'Nuu nri ~ HNA"s" H'aiH "t
rA'iNWrnt ifhlfnii iNf ef"HNl $500
ne vito hea nw simf"i paine =" ln
iHr"s anon hrf ilr laHsru "f ihr nfo
pos,sl espdh'an
ihet r. e'e efanp'cH VS. 1ohnt
dlHFc'nrfi'il ,"Mn'nnt Npih Nen
knew 'ht' NiihNW iaeNe plshe ~efe
helpless y maze TIC Master hev tnis
what yunf miNvf wanted q 60 30 Z
so v"i 60 81 shs~c plana n4a I've ues
e"n's ,nla tAt (" turn hack
4 hnpN 'hr sald mlsetahlN nut
eNssy body eAys q u an fooiishns2s
w h~NAid
~vA taat 9uiitef te interrupted
y heew he pfvfssn sitting around max
'nk NNH " NV 9N Ve'eA H""HthlNS
roHnN "riih NhilN
There WIS tte Ftirmer 81 smile on
truths Ups H+ ne 1nv"e'eh mcesls .
ihrn svN Hpn 3 'N'nA INIT sitting
H'NNnu AiA NinNiNk ''fN :" me y
~nf'N wN'wf
&" lnnN'eni l'in ttnN hel rihrcA
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iNsN w wy esH"''N wv hsh'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

-.-.lr A'eE W s@0f Srffs"
rN IrTH GALLON amskensd Al
I'M dawn and looked sbaut ner
fffiHx % rsrnninher whaf had
~ hafreneA and v HAIRS ne waa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

eVerg aslrmrs g. retraee hie r,aa to
ihs cst~t b. fouml uimeelf cnt 20 ~
wandering leusis ~ aiamca whose az
thuac wes ~ tbFeetrhins se ~ nsls
taken
NJ yer wouhi ongy drip thns lds,i r
said prake fot The twentieth un,c.
they sesia ~ @Sslsas,s e. take " amt
,cs ~ ~"
WilkersDO laughed aud she,k his
Netd That hiNi d eelsx hark 70 tAe
Ststcs wllh me ~ returnea
~Re' why m hesyens aamsY a.
handed his ccmranics "Yoa kusw
that sh~Ac pcsale will never lN ~
slene ~ leng a. they salnx We hsvs I,
taa have the nisuS What ma7e o.
roa wansf''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES



In the United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Oklahoma.
United States of America, Complainant, vs..
AIico M'"'''' NJ, D'5S99'"' d@5a In Equity
On this goth day of March 1915, at the
March term Of the District Court Of the
United States iu and for the Eastern District
Of oklahoma came ON To be heard I'm open
court the application Of the United States Of
America Complainant, In the above styled
and numbered cause for an order directing
absent and nonresident defendant, Alice
Mcuzir. 10 appear and answer herein by
day certain 20 be dcsiguntcd by the court,
and b. appearing TO the court that this suit
is commenced by the complainant seeking 10
set aside certain instruments therein set
forth and TO clear the title 10 the lands situ-
atod iu the County OF Tulsa. State Of
Oklahoma. described as follows, to-wit:
West Half OF Southwest Quarter Of
Section Twentynine (29) Township
Twenty-Five ,22) North, Range Thirteen
G3J East,
the same being in the Eastern District Of
Oklahoma in said state, being o. part Of the
surplus allotment Of Nancy POEue, full.
blood Cherokee Indian, and for other relief;
that said defendant therein named is not an
mhabitant or citizen Of the said Eastern Dis
trict Of oklahoma, and not found in said
district or In said state, and has not vOluu-
tarily appeared in said suit to plead or
answer 10 the cOmplainant's bill Of com.
plant and that il is impractcable and inn
possible TO obtain personal service upon said
defendant, and the court being Of the opinion
that said application should be granted,
it is ordered that said defendant, Alice
Mcuzie appear and plead or answer TO the
bin Of complaint, on or before the seventh
day Of June 1915 the same being the first
Monday Of the next term Of this court 10
be held az the courtroom thereof iu the
City Of McAlcster. State OF oklahoma; and
that copy " this order be published once
q week for six consecutive weeks in the
regular issues Of the Tulsa Daily World. a
newspaper published at Tulsa County Of
Tulsa, Eastern District Of Oklahoma
RALPH f. CAMPBELL,
e.. S. District Judge.
ATTEST; A True Copy,
r z HARRISON Clerk
Ru Owls INRINN IDnutv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
DERBY FAvoRs CoNsCRIpTIoN
Believes IL May BE Necessary 10
Force Men to Arms,

LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Lord Derby
whose opinion carries degree of
weight In England on account OF his
long connection with governmental
and military affairs, gave an indica-
tion, while addressing recruiting
meeting here today, that he was in
favor OF conscrption.
81 want to see the service Of every
man in this country under 55 years at
the disposal Of the state to be used
as the state may think best" he said.
81 believe that If the men were told
they had to go, nine-tenths Of them
would 90 smilingly,p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished reoms. 1893
West Third
FOR BENT-One unfurnished front room.
Phone 5052
FOR RENT-Ihree unfurnished rooms llD
South Frisco. Phone 1857.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms mod.
ern W Tenth Phone 4Gs1
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms: mod
ern: close in Phone 37G7.J.
FOR RENT-Four or five modern unfur.
nished rooms. s21 West Fifth. Phone
90e9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

SUCCIUT 10 Inc WUTTU-
OILTON. okla, May 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ed l.. Dunn, for % years resi-
dents Of oklahoma city and later OF
Muskogec and Tulsa, are celebrating
their thirty-second Wedding anniler-
sary in Onton today This is Mrs.
punu's first visit to Oilton, but they
win make their home here in the fu-
ture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
Now orleans Cotton Futures.
PRODUCE


CuICAGO. May 3-BUTTER Steady
Creamery 22W2sc
EGGS Lower. receipts 1897, at mark
cases included 17m1sH ordinary firsts
lGa mI7i@c. iTsts l7E m1s1kc
POTATOES Steady receipts 20 ears
Michigan and Wisconsin red 3OM35c Mich.
gan and Wisconsin white 35 IA iOc
POULTRY Alive, higher Fowls 15c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

state OF Oklahoma, County OF Tulsa ss.,
In the superior court within and for said
county and state. Mushal Oil s Gas
Company, % corporation, plaintiff VS.. c.
4. owen. defendant. No. 2-GG
The above named defendant c. A. Owen.
will take notice that he ha, been sued I'm the
superior court within and for Tulsa county
oklahoma by the above Bamcd plaintiff.
Niushall Oil & Gas Company, for money paid
by. the plaintiff for the said defendant pur.
suuut TO contract executed by them
That said plaintiff has attached property
Of said defendant situate In Tulsa county.
oklahoma that defendant must answer tho
petition filed IN said entitled action by said
plaintiff on or before. the 7th day Of June,
A. ID. 1915, or said petition viii be taken
as true and a Judgment rendered In favor
Of said plaintiff 800 the sum Of six hundred
and ninety.fyc and lG-lOJ (S69j16l dol.
lars. together with the costs Of said action,
and for the sale ol'so much OF said property
so attached 0s will be necessary to satisfy
the claim and judgment Of said plain
(Attest) FRANK INGRAHAM.
Court Clerk for Tulsa County. Oklahomoa
BY HATTIE NJ PURDY,
Deputy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

FOR sALE-A nice line Of 1914 Ford cars.
Phone 3764.
FOR SALE Racing automobile; good con
huon: cheap. Phooc logo.
TO TRADE-LotS or farm for Ford suto
or horS, and buggy Phone a46l.
FOR SALE FivcpasscnEer Oaklaud electric
lights aud starter; price night Cnli 1892.
GET thar suit cleaned and pressed. 81.
BaukstoU's, 2u South Boston Phone
1850
FOR SALE Rambler roadster. a real bar
gain. three practically new tires Can Pro-
duccrs Garage. Sapulpa
YOUR CAR will look better n YOUR ulckIr
trimmings are good Phone 3lgu Tulsa
Plating Works 223 East THIRD
FOR SALE OR TRADE New h,rpasswgrr
1915 iupmohIr. rum 500 miles viii trade
f1r late model Ford Phone t352.R
WE cas- make YOUR car give the same ,cr,irc
as @ new one. See us about prices Rraudlr
LHonc 22ll Roar 1l' South Cheyenne
WE BUY and srll second hand Ford raiin.
tors, we repair al. makes W. G.. Craig
Auto k9dmtor Repair Shop sea Fast Third
FOR BATTERY charging and repairing. sec
thro Eo, WiNcochsou Co.. agents for ''R,
yiNo' dry storage batteries. 'lui West FIRST
street Phone l6s2
WE Repair everything motorcycles. t.
cyDIcN talFing mucliaes, slot machines
-nn and 'och ,mithing Jacobs Novelty Co.
2.d East First Phone 100
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

FOR SALE-One $3.50 Indian motorcycle: In
good condition; half price 4O5 East
Ninth. Phone 1858.
FOR Sh.E-l9ll model Indian motorcycle:
cradle spring frame Presto tank and light:
No l condition. very reasonable price
Phone 46s2.
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ADVERTISING RATES

All advertisements will be accepted In
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
No ad less than is cents. We reserve the
right to revise and classify all ads Return
Nfong replies. Three-time ads. very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded.
RATES
One cent word for all elassifications
except clairvayants, personals and matri'
nonial which 10 two cents per word; mini
mum charge rs cents. Your credit Is good
IL YOU own phone, except for personal
furniture for sale and position wanted ad,
vertisiug, which are cash. Classification not
ylatlnteed after p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

CHICAGO. May WHEAT . red
3 t31 l.63h No hard 81 90 q ml.Gi.
COKN-No. yellow Is y a. soc.
OATS standard 56A G57Ac.
BARLEN-TtmSlc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
Publication Notice

TTEST' A True IOUy.
X z. HARRISON. Clerk
BY OTIS LORTON. Deputy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

KANSAS CITY. May -WHEAT-No.
hard Sl56ml57. No red $500
l.56L
ColiN--No. mixed 75c. No. white
75Ac. NO 76r
OATS 80 white 5t'a "a 55c, No. Q
miNrd 5lts n lgc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
PAT MALLOY. Altorney ior pInintiff-

Notice is hereby given that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between Gilbert
Gunsten and George Bowers Of Tulsa. Okla.
homa under the firm name Of Gunstcn q
Bowers Furniture Hospital was dissolved
on the lst day Of May 1915 by mutual
consent. said business will be continued at
the same place by Mr. George Rowers under
the name Of the Furniture Hospital, and all
debts due TO said partnership. and all bill,
may be paid to and by kim
GILBERT GUNSTEN.
GEORGE BOWERS
Dated this 1st day Of May, l9l5-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

KANSAS CITY, Nay 8.-BUTTFR-
Creamery 2sc, firsts 26c, seconds 24c, pack.
ing ~ nc
EGGS Firsts' l7Rc, seconds l34c.
IOlLTRI-.I Hens lie. r0ostcrs 1Oc, tur.
keys .l5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

Now YORK. Cotton Fntnrss.

NEW YORK. May SPOT COTTON
Quiet middligr uplnnds S1O.2O; sales "a, 700.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

All Advertising for position wanted,
furniture fer sale and persoualE are cash
with order.
Out.oftown ads. will not be run un'
Two cents per word for all ads. ordered
misclassiiitd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
MALE HELP WANTED

1 WANT
Five iirst.cass men. Splendid OPP
porunity to right men to make big
money. Easy. pleasant work. Sell
ing the greatest weekly paper pub
lished in the southwest. Extra large
commission. Some OF our agents
are making as high as so to $l5
per day. II you are a subscription
solicitor investigate at once. II
You are not, don't call. II. G.
Holmes, World building, Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

DISPLAY
All advertisements are accepted with the
distinct understanding that position Is not
guaranteed Requests FOR position will be
granted when possible, but ads will be
:hsrgcd whether in position as requested or
1ot Notice ot typographical or other errors
must be given ia writing in time for correc
don. b,ro,e thu second insertion, otherwise
10 unims VIII be allowed Proofs will be
uibElited to advertiser ONLY when copy
mas be,n handed into the office AS hours
urev'oun % press tirpe on the date ndver
ileneus Is 20 rul The delivery OF copy
tor advertising In the business office or to
any employe Of said paper will be con
which are in effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED-White roam spotted mare. brand
SB' hip and shoulder; notify Davis
Parnice OIL & Gas Co. Phone 1921
SIRAGED-One brown or black horse; l6
hands. 4.year-old; wearing red halter
chain lead. Phone 9s7. Ask for Bumgarner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-A nice line Of 1914 Ford cars
Phone 37G4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-11
FORESTRY AS A PROFESSION

Farming as n profession has n rival
In forestry. To men who love n life in
tho open and have fondness for tho
study OF nature. the occupation of a
Forester has many attractions
Uncle sam makes a call for men
with vigorous minds in vigorous bodies
To become forest rangers
The examinations are along thor
ouShly practical lines, and consist OF
questions regarding land surveying.
estimating and scaling timber, the land
laws. mining and the live stock busi-
ness. supplemented by field test to
snow the applicants fitness to perform
the actual work OF a ranger. Rangers
must be between twenty-one and forty
years OF age at tho time of taking tho
examination. able bodied and capable
of performing hard manual work.
thorough familiarity with the region
IN which employment is sought Is es-
scnt.al
The Forest Service desires to main
tain the highest possible standard Of
efficiency. and the degree OF advance
ment OF competent men. in the service
Is governed entirely by their capacity.
The Initial salary is 5000 with the DO
Ginncr. who starts In as assistant
iorest ranger. Through good work q
ranger can rise to the position OF forest
ranger with maximum salary OF ST.
200 to $1,000. The next stop In pro-
motion is to the position OF deputy
supervisor on national forest Rang
ers who show competency in particular
lines or work. such rs claims, exami-
nations and marking and scaling tim
Der, are advanced and paid according
10 the Importance Of the work in
which they are engaged