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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-10

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CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-HOGS-Receipts 81.
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The Henry Oil company's test on
the Lucy Springwdter farm i'm section
2i-2l-l4, almost surrounded by gas
wells, is a failure.
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Lcidecker and others are moving
in rig for their No. l on the Rena
Sugar farm in the nothwest quarter
of 19-14-16.
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The test Of Moellendick & Vogler
in the southeast of the northeast Of
section 34-l4-l3 is dry and aban-
dOned.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. o. Cotton opened
steady. Opening bids; January 1247ci
March ~ zoe. May 1900. July 10 l3ci
October II 6sc asked
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Fremont De Golfer has left for
Cambridge. Ohio, TO spend the Christ
iuaS season.
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LEGAL NOTICE


CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP
Know an men by these presents:
That Murray ID. Russell, ChaS. T. Abbott
and Forrest G. Welch are associated as part.
ners in business of buying and selling real
estate on commission and otherwise In the
city Of Tulsa Tulsa county, Oklahoma, under
the firm name Of Russell q Abbott. asid co..
partnership sa general cO.partuership dating
from the first day Of December, 1915, and
that all Of said parties reside iB Tulsa Tulsa
county, Oklahoma, and that there are no other
partners belonging 20 the said partnership
Dated this seventh day Of December 1915.
MURRAY d. RUSSELL,
CHAS. r. ABBOTT
FORREST c. WEIGH.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF TULSA SIS.
Before me a Notary Public in and for
said county and state on this seventh day Of
December 1918, personally appeared Muir
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rest G. Welch, 90 me known 10 be the persons
who executed the foregoing instrument and
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the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
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Ny Commission expires July IL, 1916.
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NJ. NJ Brown well-kn0wn oil man
from Haskell. is in the city
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NEW YORK. Dec. q-Spot cotton quiet
uplauds l2.G5c. Sales 800 bales
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NJ. c. French Of Okmulgee was q
Tulsa visitor yesterday.
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New York Cotton Closing
Now orleans Cotton closing


GALVESTON Dec Cotton middlng
12GOc; receipts 1880 sales 3,14G; stock
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PERSONALS.

l.. A. Felmlee. well-knOwn cortrac-
tor i'm the HealdtOn field, is visiting
h@ family here Tor a few days
Julius Fohe is down near Ardnoro
for few days looEing over a block
Of leases Of Roy NJ. johnson.
Graham Burnhlm. formerly Of
Tulsa, who is interested i'm the new
development in Akansas is in the
city for u few days
D. A. Cameron is spending few
days in the BoyEtOn district.
Richard Arrey of Scotland, inter-
cstod in the RoXaua Petroleum COM
pany, is in Tulsa looking over the oil
fields.
r. V. Hill of the oil Well Supply
company has been called 20 Bradford,
Pa. by the death of his mother
Fremont De Golfer has left for
Cambridge, Ohio. TO spend the Christi
mas season.
NJ. c. French Of Okmulgee was
Tulsa visitor yesterday.
NJ. NJ Brown, well.kn0wn oil man
from Haskell is in the city
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Bali Transfer Co.-storage,
moving, packing and shipping; family
moving our specially. los North Boulder.
Phones 279 and 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03

n quite likely to happen. For these res-
sons Il IA pfobabls that the big Kansan
viii not arouse as much enthusiasm as
Jeffrles did, although. as matter Of
fact Willard may be a better man than
the Californian was.
ErtIe No Demon.
In the lighter divisions there Is no one
In sight who stands out as a fistic mar
vel Apparently Johnny Ertlo, the St
Paul bantam Who now claims the title
Of that division. is little better than n
fair second rater. From all accounts
Williams was winning easily when he
delivered the foul blow that Is the basis
OF Ertle's claim TO the honors. While
williams undoubtedly still Is supreme In
his class. Il is apparent that he has done
his best work. The Baltimore blonde
one chance 70 achieve unusual distinction
came when he encountered Johnny XIII
bane at Philadelphia last sprins. On that
occasion Williams was badly worsted.
and away went hla hoDes Of tmulating
the feats Of Terry McGovern. with whom
he had been compared.
Among the lightweights Charley
white Ted Lewis and Johnny Dundee
still continue 70 show improvement, al
though none threatens TO become great
enough to compare favorably with the
old favorltes. Lewis has plenty OF speed,
but no other quality that stands out
He owes his success entirely to the fact
that he can hop around the rins so fast
that no one has been able to catch up.
Dundee Is still too light to make much
Impression on The heavier men Of h'I
division. and White seems to be unable
to overcome his dislike for forcing mat
tiers IN way that would make his hit
ting count as It should. Willie Ritchis
Is probably the most satisfactory per
former among the lightweights. He IL {
! good boxer and good hitter. and AZ
game and aggressive as a man can be
but for all that he has not won as CON
sistently as really great fighter should
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
Moran Sp0rns Title of Miracle
Man, but Pills See First Flag

George stallings was the miracle man
OF 1914 Now they are calling Patrick j.
Moran the miracle man OF 1915. but Fat
rick T., with whom modesty ~ virtue.
scorns the title OF miracle man AMI nsks
that he not be called that And yet
Patrick J. Moran Is the miracle. man OF
them all; he has given the PhilB their
first flag In thirty-two years In she his
tory OF the National league.
Moran is really an unassumIng chap
and he II sincere when he asks tnat the
title originally attached 20 sta'lings be
relegated TO the cannery. But Moran
will not escape the description. for be 10
a miracle man II there ever waseone.
Wright. Irwin. shettsline, ZImincr.
buggy, Murray and Doom. a stlng az
managers OF the Phlllies since iss3 never
delivered the goods as did the genial
1rishman who few years ago vas but a
second-strlng catcher on Frank Chances
wonderful Cubs. Wright. shettsllne and
DOOM got as far as second pla e during
their careers, but Il remained for Moran
to assemble a team Of champs. start
them on their great squirt Is lac did on
July u and pilot them down tho line to
the pennauI
Pats History q Romance.
The history OF Pat Moran Is little
known 70 the average fan. Gut II IL as
much % A romance as that Of Alexander,
Bancroft. crayath and the other top
nolchers assembled under the 1915 hnlrtcIe
mans leadership.
Moran was born in Fitch0urg. Mass.
tyhiph IlltIk stlfv also turned our Jimmy
Callahan ei tina white sox. Moran's dao
cot him 4 JOB As textile toiler. Pat
went TO work for the BoelI mill OF the
American WOODEN company at Vast
Fitchburg. But Moran's love Of the dia-
mond was not smothered by the cCn.Ni-
ins labor OF the wooden mills and every
spare moment found the fu.ure great
With a base ball In his hand
After burning up the sandlots Of New
England. Pat was signed IN 1894 by the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03

Newport Or. ID team as catcher In
1896 Moran signed with the Central Parks
Of Orange, Mass. In 1897 Moran caught
seventy-six games for the Lyons club Of
the New York State league and in yS5S
ninety-three games with the sans club
The subsequent year Pat went to Non
treal In the Eastern league and In 1900
was purchased by the Boston Nationals.
Pat was five years with the Bostons. He
was transferred to the Chicago Cuos in
1905 and remained there unfit 1910 when he
was released to Philadelphia TO act as a
relief catcher for Charley DOOM. low be
has succeeded Doom as manager
Moran also Is an athlete OF ability at
other sports than base ball. lie Is a
crack basket ball player ami puts up n
good game OF hand ball. He used 10 he
good soccer foot ball player. too.
Record of Thtsty-r"o Years.
A glance at the thirty-two-year record
OF the Phillies will show that Moran IS
really the miracle man Of 1915:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
Philly Fans Are
Sore on Connie Mack

NEW YORK. oct 2.-speasing OF tho
noundering Athletics and the lonely place
they occupy In the subccllar of ths
american league pennant race. A. NJ
GILLIAN. sporting editor OF the Phila-
oeiphia Press. says:
the world loves a winner and has liz
Ne time for anyone who lays down. No
one can deny that the manager of the
champion Athletics quit cold this season
II was within his power 20 give ph1a /.
deiphia another American league pen-
nant hut he broke up his powerful ma /.
chine and started b build anew. pre-
snming on the prestige OF previous pen-
n,snts won' he offers insult TO patrons az
MS club by disposing Of his star plavers
ana presenting them with a nakesh m,
team which proves unable 10 successfullv
core with even the weaker member. OF
the rcuit. Hopelcssiy last. the chainpIoo
Atnietcs on 1915 viii long be remembered
IA monument 10 Connie Mack's foll~ !,
This IL a singing Indictment and show.
no" bitter the feeling IN PhIlhdeinhla
must be against q man who only one
short year ago was giving that civ sonr
prnnants In five years and waa helm,
tnnde0 q tho ~ h-n 80 = ~ a. -.
=, most everybody loves winner ana
sn1nl iose.. 49,. ii. som a. n
Connie Mack was deserving better o. the
fans Of PHILADELPHIA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
catarrh Blood Disease
SIS. S. Drives Ii From Your System

Because Catarrh affects the nose
andsthroat. causing sores in, the nos
trils. stoppage of air-passages and
gathering in the throat. II has been
common practice 20 treat Catarrh By
lotions, washes and sprays applied
to these parts. This mode of treat
;ment Il entirely wrong II cannot
give permanent relief. and II Is liable
to irritAte and aggrAvate the trouble.
Catarrh cannot be trtfled with. II
allowed 70 run on Il win disease the
bronchial tnbea, settle on the lungs,
the stomaeh-indeed II Is a very Sc
rious disease. Don't treat II locniiy
The fact that Il causes headaches a.
proof that II IL caused By impure and
diseased hood. The one treatment
that has proved effective In the
treatment Of OAtarrh Ia 8. s. s.. Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
TEMPUs FUGIT.

TEMPUs FUGIT.
1 remember, i remember,
A year ago today
The Boston Braves were leading
Ia the National fray.
They had q man. of miracles,
George stalIIngs was that man,
Hut now those wOndrous miracles
Are worked by Pat Moran.
I remember, I remember,
A year ago today,
A chap named Johnny Evers
Was showing all the way.
Hut now the PhiIIies have the chap
Whose leading IN the game,
He's taken Johnhy Evers' place,
Alexander IL his name.
So
April !. 1915. Said whitted to DEM
maree TO Stock. Cd
October l. 1910 Said Whitfield to Dem
maree to Stock. CD
Wen give you three guesses.
Thousands of fans have written to Pat
Moran. asking him to work Alexander in
the first game of the worlds series
Probably the fans thought Pat would
use lineup or Bsumgartner.
NOTE TO FOREMAN OF
THE COMPOSING ROOM
Dig up old head Spectators, get all
best seats for worlds series
Then dig UP old head National Com.
mission WIN Investigate"
TIE doctor n1tc q pledsdat,
The nurse Is ft.Sa sc,th cheer,
And NE uRdt rldkers happy,
For me jO0t bad seds01's here.
Jess Willard has refused to 20 into
vaudeville. For which Martin Beck
should be Observation-Disclosures
THE FOLLOWING, CUSTOMERS,
is REAL INSIDE DOPE,
ON THE WORLDS
SERIES.
The Boston Red Sox are the cream of
the American league.
The Red sOx outfleld is the best in
the country.
The Red Sox infield is among the best.
The Red sox hurlers are all seventy
per cent pitchers.
The Phillies are bunch Of strays, who
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
MIKE GIBBONS is A FAILURE
Hope that St. Paul Phantom Would
Measure Up to Stars Of Past
is Shattered.
1T IS NOW UP TO JESS WIZARD

NEW york. Oct. 2.--With the failure
OF Mike Gibbons to dispose OF Packey
hcFarlane In esive style went the
best hope OF creating a ring idol who
would measure ap to the stars of the
past. For the last few years Gibbons
has been the STANDBY OF those Who sought
TO refute the theory that the modern
ring can boast OF no such warriors as
Dempsey, Ryan and Mccoy.
For a time there seemed TO. be a very
good prospect that Gibbons would fiii
the bill. When he first appeared, In New
York his work aroused more enthuslasm
than that OF any boxer who appeared on
the fistic horizon during the last fifteen
years In some OF his bouts he did dis
play wonderful form. II IL doubtful
whether any OF the old-timers could dis
pose OF seeond-rater In q more polished
manner. than Gibbons did on several
occasions. Bus the real test OF fighter
comes when he Is forced to battle with
man OF his own clliber and on these
occasions almost without exception. the
81 Paul man has been failure There
no longer can be any doubt that Gibbons
has been overrated.
Now that Gibbons has failed 10 make
good u is up 20 Jess Willard TO uphold
the prestige 81 the modern sloveman.
Nothing much can be expected Of VIII
lard 80 far as science goes. but boxing
SKIN counts for less In the heavywelght
class than In the other divisions II was
thcir ability % give and. take harder
wallops than their rivals that made
sullivan. Fitzsimmons and Jeffries 20
/ popular. aud willard appears TO be well
equipped for that sort OF work. I'm
/ fortunately for the present heavyweight
champion his good qualities show ap
TO better advantage In long battles aud
this h the. day Of the short bout.
Conditions Net same. h
There Il no reason 10 doubt that Y
p esgnt conditions were the same as when
/ Jeffries held the crown willard would
soon eaen as much respect FOR. himself
as was paid to the California boiler
maker But tcn-round bouts call for
speed and skili. II leffries had been
forced 10 depend ON these qualities he
n iEht never have climbed very fsf. 5pdg-
ing from what happened IN the early
rounds Of hls battles, Jeffries would have
been outpointed IA ten rounds W Gus
Rubin. Doe Choynski. Tom ShaRkey. Jim
lcorbott and. possibly. Rob Fitzsimmons
VINO was clever enough 10 have kept
Fwsy for that distance n he cared to
DO so.
II. Willard fails 20 improve on thai
showing how Hiany Of those VINO wore
shipped al tho shrine Of Jeffries viii re-
iHember that their idol wsx often made
20 look like Joke until his strength and
STAN pa wore down the oDpostionf BE.
yond a doubt. Il willard a outp0inted 10
q ten-round. no-dociSion affair. he WI
be put down as another failure. and ono,
more the old timers viii be failure. I'm
less Willard has Improved 70, remark
able extent since he won the title tina
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03

Oakland Has n Team.
OAKLAND, Neb., Oct. 2.-(Spectal y
Oakland has organized a foot ball team
and any team in the state wishing a game
may schedule one BY communicating with
King Johnson. who has been elected to
act as manager
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
Only Eight Of Mack's
Champions Are Left

Connie Mack's present team includes
only eight OF the PLAYERS who. last year
won the American league championship
and were beaten In four straight games
BY the Boston Rrayes in tAe worlds
series. Right Fielder Murphy is With the
White soN. so. also Is SECOND Baseman
Eddie Collins: shortstep Harry and
Pitcher Pennock are with the Boston
Red sox; Pitcher shswkey Is with the
New York Americans Pitcher Plank Is
with the 81. Louis Federals. and Home
Run Baker, is PLAYING In the Delaware
County league. semi-professlonal or
ganization. outside OF Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
BIG HORSE SHOW IN
NEW YORK IN NOVEMBER

NEW YORK. oct. a-prem,u,.
amounting 70 $1,000 have been ammo, acea
~ the National Horse SHOW assoc AZ on
Tor lis thirtieth annual exhititlcn at
madison square Garden on. November
81 and 1000 owners Of shos horses
throughout the United States and Cam
ada VIII this week resolve the Or ze Fists
which have just been issued 10 give them
all particulars Of the its competitions IN
which they can enter their thorough
breds hachneys. hunGers. uotters. saddle
horses and ponies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03

is the greatest blood purifier and
blood tontc known. II relieves the
cause of Catarrh by the process of
renourtshiny the blood. renewing its
strength ard vigor, giving new life
to the red blood corpuscles, and
stimulating the flow so that il has
the vitality to throw off the poison
and germs from the system. Il Is
literally a blood bath. You quickly
feel results. Headaches disappear.
the gathering in the throat stops, the
noStrtIs heal-before you hardly
realise II you are well. s. S. s. Is a
natural blood tonic and has proven
effective In the treatment OF ali blo-1
affections Eczema. letters. rash.
serofulA- Get s. 8. s. at your drug-
gist's. II you need special advice
write the s. s. S. Co.. Atlanta, Ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
]. Evers Has Nice
Contract This Year

Second Baseman John Evers OF the
Boston Braves receives slolop a year sal
airy and Is under contract for 1915 and
1911 In addition TO his salary his con-
tract calls for an additional 400 II Bos-
ton WinA the psnnant; $3.50 n the team
finishes second; siOe0 n Il gains third
place ana $50 for fourth place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
The Hypodermic Needle
nv PRED a. HUNTER .

played fairly good bail and by some man
ner OF means copied the pennant.
The Phillies have but one good pitcher.
except Alexander.
The dope Is all for the Red Sox.
Under such conditions there is no pos
series.
While we think Of 1t we have something
to say. to our customers. One week from
next Sunday we have decided to open
this column TO our aforementioned custo-
mers. Any customer who has been in
vesting a jitney each Sabbath in order
Jess willard has refused to go into
to read this gem of literature is at liberty
TO submit an offering. The board OIL
censorship has been given a vacation, so
take a chance. One week from Sunday
Is the big day. Fire In your stuff.
YES. WE DO.
The summer days "Gve passed dUGy,
Aad utter duys are near,
Tie ,OrsSItng Seasons almost here,
Anu zoe gaze Jorih cheer.
Among others who are not particularly
interested in the fact that there will Do
worlds series this year, are Connie
Mack and George Stallings.
Ny PAT MORAN.
Hand me not the festive flowers,
In these happy winning hours,
Jn the bouquets please, air, MIX.
FOR the hand which Eiveth flowers,
In these happy winning hours,
Later may he welding bricks.
The sporting ed went on the job,
And sorted out his stuff,
cutting out the clever yarns,
And running all the CUFF.
We laughed with gee Tor now we know
CAS- we watched him rave and Storm
he college correspondent
Is in his oid-time form.
Before We Go.
Don't forget, customers,
That two weeks from today,
We will, run -..
contributors column
We will not write any of our
Usually clever stuff
But will throw the whole column
Open to you.
So get your think-tanks working,
Write poem or a squib
And send Il to the Needle
And thus perhaps
We can make one issue
OF the Needle
Worth while
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
YES. WE DO.

The summer days "sve passed dDdy,
A,,d utter duys are near,
Tie tOTsSt,tng Seasons almost here,
And zoe gtUe J0Tih q cheer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03

Among others who are not particularly
interested in the fact that there will Do
worlds series this year, are Connie
Mack and George Stalllngs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-03
Is Wagner
Of Jockey History

Joe McCahey is q years old. he's been
q jockey for ten years. and yet he seems
TO be a more wonderful rider than earlier
in his youth. And he weighs only nine
ty-five, pounds.
McCahey is the Honus Wagner OF the
turf game. The average life OF jockey
ranges from five to ten years. yet here
is MeCahey, after ten years Of service,
performing in better style than at ans
time in his career. II he maintains I'M
til the lend Of the season the winning
average so far established he will bring
home for his employers more than he did
in 1914. when his S24 mounts won t12l. s4S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-01
DAVENPORT HAS so CASES
OF SMALLPOX I'M a MONTH

The smallpox epidemic IN Daven-
port was given fresh impetus Satur-
day when victims were taken out of
two nat buildings. Mrs. NJ. L. Howat,
who resides in the Shapiro flats, 409
East Sixth street, was removed to st.
Roberts isolation hospital Saturday
afternoon, upon orders issued by the
health department. Frank Walker, a
resident OF the Walker fats, located
on West Fifth street, just west of
Brady, was also taken to the isolation
hospital. One other smallpox case
was discovered. Gustave Hennings be-
ing Quarantined at his home, 2310
Fulton avenue.
Health Officer Lee Valentine stated
that so cases of smallpox had been
reported during the month of Febru-
airy, and despite heroic efforts upon
the part of the health board the con-
tagion was apparently on the increase.