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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15
Celebrated Birthday

Master c. l.. Eden Jr. celebrated
his fourth birthday on Tuesday after.
moot at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Eden.
Although only four years old. the
little host has won for himself a
large circle Of friends among his little
playmates. and on this happy occasion
they all came In their joyous glee to
make merry in honor OF his birthday.
Frollc and fun for the children con.
tlnued through two merry hours, the
games and contests being enjoyed on
the pretty lawn.
The afternoon hours we're brought
to a close by the serving OF fruit.
cream and cake.
The manly little host was the re.
cipient Of many choice gifts. betoken.
ing the favor in which he is held by
his friends.
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Final Meeting Of Young
Ladies' READING Club

Ladies' Reading Club
On Tuesday afternoon at 3:15
o'clock the members OF the Young
Ladies' Reading Club held their final
meeting at Carnegie Hall. Miss Ad-
line Sanders. the president OF the
club, had added a Bit OF freshness to
the rooms by placing bowls OF beau.
tlful Dorothy Perkins roses on the
table, plano and in every available
space. which would lend to an ar
rangement for an attractive environ
ment.
Promptly at the hour named the
club was called 10 order by the presl-
dent and roll call was answered with
suggestions for study for the year OF
1856. Following this the report Of
the committee on club study was
heard. and after discussion a vote
was taken, which resulted in the
adoption OF Homer's Had and Odys.
sey with the questions from the Eng.
fish Leafiet Company. and also sub
stituting twice a month for the fable
talk papers on topics OF the day.
After the general routine OF bust.
ness an election OF officers was held,
which resulted as follows: rTesi.
dent Miss Mary McInnls; secretary,
Miss Alice Burtls: critic. Miss Anita
Park; paFllanentarian. Mrs. Frank
Hood.
Miss Sanders then with well chosen
words thanked the club for their sup.
port and hearty cooperation through.
out the year, and surrendered the
gayel to Miss McInnis. who expressed
her appreciation of being so highly
favored and pledged herself to give
with untiring effort her services for
the success and development OF the
club.
Miss Sanders, acting as hostess OF
the afternoon, had Misses Desteuger.
Bittle and Lille Fay Sanders to as.
sist her in serving the guests with
brick ice cream and angel food cake.
The members unanimously voted
that under the direction Of their
president, the year had been a most
pleasurable as well as profitable one,
and reluctantly took their leave, after
especially thanking her for the pleas.
ure afforded them during this par.
ticular afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Southern Railway Company
announces Henry w. Miller hereto
fore assistant to the president of the
road, has been elected vice president
resident at Atlanta. The office Of
first vice president has been abol-
ished.
An official of the st. Paul says the
Belligham & Northern, a subsidiary,
has let contract for a twelve-mile
extension from Goshen to Welcome,
Wash The extension will reach a
fine belt of timber. This will be
shipped to sawmills located at Bel.
bingham.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has disapproved proposed
changes in rates on hardwood lumber
from the South stopped in transit at
Buffalo and reeonsigned to the East.
Present rates, regulations and prac-
tees of the Southern lines were gen.
orally upheld.
An order has been placed by the
500" Line for 400 box and 100 auto
mobile cars with the American Car
and Foundry Company. The st. Paul
has ordered seven sleeping cars from
the Pullman Company and the Penn
sylvania Lines West have placed an
order for $50 steel underframes with
the Ralston Steel Car Company and
the Greenville Steel Car Company.
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SATURDAY, MAY is. 1915.
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

Gus j. Myers, Houston.
]. c. Preslar, Houston.
]. W. HUMPHREYS, Baltimore.
r. y. Harrison, Cincinnati.
George +. Smith Baltimore.
". B. Wright, s5uston.
s. NJ. Gibson, Houston.
Fuller Williams, Waco.
j. o. Baldwin Dallas.
J. w Hlggs, New York. "
w. II. Goodbar, ST. Louis.
J. +. Bowel, Philadelphia. 2
Ernest Moore, Houston.
lIr and Mrs. James Foley, Houston.
X. /. Cawthon. Houston.
w. II. Workman, Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. h. Wilson, Waco.
ID. r. Hausford, Houston.
w. VI. Abbey, Houston.
]. T. Moore, Houston.
w. II. G. Lampe, Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Jones, Hous
ton.
l.. A. Klmble, Houston.
o. r. Daniel, New Orleans.
A. W. Flcklin, Houston.
II. II. Park, Alabama.
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on the large lawn. In a contest OF
hopping bllndfoded Miss Dorothy
Tally won the trophy, a box OF
chocolate candy The pleasant home
was most attractive for the after
noon, with white roses in large clus'
tiers adjoining every place Of vantage
The browning Joy OF the afternoon
was the feast OF birthday goodies In
the dining room, whore delicious re-
'ieshments were served The large
birthday cake, bearing on its surface
four white glowing candles H. rose
holders occupied the center OF the
table. Those whom fortune favored
in cutting the emblems contained In
the cake were Bessie Baker Lucy
Darwin, Duncan Broekman and Jewel
Fay Bullock.
The little celebrant received many
gifts from friends, Joyous wishes for
long years OF happiness and many
happy returns.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15
AS THE
NEWS BREAKS
[By Associated Press. ]

AUSTIN. Tex, May 15.-The Tin
cry OF II. l.. Bentley. one OF the lee
turers OF the farmers Institutes, as
announced by the Department OF
Agriculture. will take him to San An.
gelo May 20. Itineries for Mr. Bent
ley and Fletcher Davis which will
take them throughout a wide area
between May II and May 20 have
been announced.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The nude truth is often mistaken
for an epigram.
The wise guy and the fools money
are soon married
Nine-tenths of a mans talk is of no
earthly importance.
A wife is very dear to the ex'
bachelor who formerly saved his
money.
An orator is willing to raise his
voice If his audience raise the cash.
A woman's idea of woman hater
is any man who fails to admire her.
And many girl fails to make a
catch because she does too much
angling.
Many a mans reputation for good
ness is founded upon his ability to
cover up.
The horse may become extinct in
time, but the donkey will remain with
us until society has ceased to be.
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Entertained Little Playmates-

Little Miss Winona McNeeley, the
winsome daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lock McNeeley observed her fourth
birthday on Thursday afternoon from
3 to at the home of her grandpor-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Brockman.
A large number of the hostess lit.
tie playmates assembled to enjoy the
happy time with games and romps
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

DALLAS, Tex, May 15.-Voters OF
the Coppell independent school dis
trict of Dallas County we're to decide
in a special election today whether
in view OF the fact that their new
school building has been completed.
it is necessary to continue the special
3Oc building tax.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

AUSTIN, Tex. May 15.-The State
Tax Board was to meet here today to
pass upon the preliminary estimates
OF intangible assets OF railroads and
other corporations.
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senIors COMMUNICATED WIth

Seniors compImented With Picnic
Plcnlcs at this season OF the year
seem to grow in popularity, and on
last Wednesday afternoon the junior
class OF the high school compliment
ed the seniors with a similar diver.
sion.
Throwing aside the restraint OF the
school room. the merry crowd wendell
It's way to Saunders pasture, and en-
tered with much zest into the games
and sports usual on such occasions.
Mumble.peg. handkerchief and kodak.
ing were much enjoyed
A bountiful and tempting lunch
was spread. to which the hungry pic
nickers did full justice,
The chaperons for the occasion
we're Misses Wellington and Board.
Messrs. Simpson, Miller, Bates and
Lawson.
The seniors we're Jessie Kate Lyon,
Cora Cloud. Aubrey wilkerson. Sarah
Lizzie Powers. Lucy Harrison, Lois
Pipkin, Ruby South. Ruby Gotham,
Richie Newland, Vera Reynolds. Bet.
tie Lou Weaver. Frankie Lee Wilson.
Messrs. Frank Whitman, Walter
Holmes. Charles Crawford, Noah
Dansby. George Wicker
The juniors include Ethel Evans.
Ferno Danshy. Frances Nike. Hettie
Edge. Myrtle Mccullough. Ruth Pom
der. Lillian Hanneman. Gertrude Yea.
ger. Amelia Whitman. Edna Wicker.
Edna Harris. Edel Thompson;
Messrs. Alex Harris, John Lawrence.
Charles Cole. Frank shramek. Dean
Osborne, Willie Pat withers. Robert
Carson, Leslie Ballard. Lillman
Moore, Ora Conway. Henry Harrison.
Friends In Bryan have received In
yitatiOn to the graduating exercises
OF the Huntsville high school. Among
the names OF the graduates listed is
that Of Jesse Palmer. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Palmer. former resi-
dents OF Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

AUSTIN, Tex, May l5.-Nany ap.
pllcations are being received by the
Permanent Warehouse Commission
from persons throughout the State
desiring to form warehouse com.
panies under the new law. which be.
comes effective June /, according to
f. c. Weinert, one of the warehouse
managers. All necessary blanks for
applications and all information de-
sired is being sent the applicants.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

FORT WORTH, Tex. May i5.-The
matinee horse races at the Fair Park
track we're to be resumed here this
afternoon. About fifty prizes have
been donated by local firms. including
a 800 loving cup offered by Theo
Koenig.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

AUSTIN, Tex, May 1j.-Friends o;
the measure claim that indications
are favorable for the Legislature
adopting a joint resolution. offered by
Senator J. c. McNealus OF Dallas.
which would provide for submission
to the people the question of calling
a constitutional convention for the
purpose OF framing a new organic
law.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-15

Hokus-What makes you think he
is vegetarian?
Pokus-I have smoked his cigars.
Judge.
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FOR SALE.

LoST-Between Mrs. j. +. Parks
residence and Carriers Studio, an
old.fashIoned heart pin with picture
OF ]. F. Parks in II. Return to Mrs.
Parks and receive reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
GRAIN

CHICAGO April - Larger export busi
ness than has been done for some time
| helped today 10 bolster the price of wheat
| After much waycrug the market closed
nervous at half Off to q mp, compared with
last night Corn finished shade tn "a q
lower oats l,c down To sixteenth nd
vance and provisions varying from jm Z !. C
decline TO rise Of . y a &c.
Wheat was stimulated at first by reports
that stocks u Great Britain and ON passage
10 that country had recently dropped lower
than nt any corresponding time In ten years,
and that no matter how large the United
States crop might be the wheat would all
be wanted in Europe. Generous rains In
the drought district east Of the Mississippi
and unlocked for assertions that spring seed
ing had been ninety per cent completed in
the Dakota~ aDd Minnesota started q wave
ot selling which received further impetus
from the decidedly bcarish aspect Of the Of
ticial report on the condition Of growing
crop in Kansas
Effects Of the fresh European buying
Of wheat showed themselves in the last half
OF the season. The Scab0ard estimated that
the days sales IN all positions aggregated
more than two million bushels September
options here were bought both on direct for
egn orders aud hy houses that generally act
for the Seahuard
Corn manifested sagging tendency most
Of the time despite the rallyng power dis
played by wheat Plentiful moisture eascd
OF oats. shorts covering ,teadied pro
visions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
COTTON

NEW YORK, April GA further de.
cline in todays early trading was followed
by sharp advance in cotton, near months
making new high seasonal records. The close
was steady at a net gain Of 10 to II points.
Relatively easy cables and reports OF con
tinued good weather south encouraged re.
newal of yesterdays selling at the open.
ing and first prices were four to eight points
lower. Active deliveries worked off another
two or three points after the call, but Liver
pool selling was not so much in evidence,
while offerings wer. well absorbed on a
scaledown. Moreover the decline Of about
"a TO % points from Mondays high record
seemed to bring in fresh long Duying and
that demand was stimulated by a sharp clos.
ing rally In Liverpool, bullish private Texas
acreage reports and rather vague rumots
that Russian interests were negotiating ad'
ditionAI purchases In American markets
Wall street was heavy buyer on the ad'
vance. which carried May up to 1882, or
three points above the previous best level,
while there was also a good cOmmiSs ion
old bulls who had sold out earlier In the
week were replacing their cotton on the
failure Of prices TO break more sharply
under recent heavy realizing and foreign
selling
october contracts sold up to 1886, OF
within point Of the previous best level and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

Ike simmons and his br5ther-in-
law Nat f.. Harris nave guno to
bradford, Pa, where Mr. Simmons
father is very i'll,
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SGGIbIbfmS &Imd IDaFmelI
Phone 9s9.

'hr general list -tow,d NET gains Of Is to
- points during Oh, middle of the
JitouoUU
CIo,ur prices were % shade OFF from
The hest under realizing There was sonc
tUlH ot too much rain southwest hut the
forecast for showers 100 parts OF the eastern
belt was considered favorable aud private
report from loustou indicating reduction
ut 20 per cent lu the Texas acreage con
traNtrd with other report, that the reduction
might mot exceed ten per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

Inc WITdclI vol Whlch Is hoing
drilled by j. T.. Parker and others
near the town Of Glenn in Carter
county has reached depth Of about
1--WE hundred feet The driIl is in a
dark shalc, no red beds have been
encountered The formations are said
to be favorable for oil SO far.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
LIVE STOCK
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, April 22.-HOGS- Re
ccipt, 1000: lower Bulk $7.4UG7.5O
heavy $3.50 7I5; packers and butchers
S74o@ 80. light S7I0d 7j5; pigs CTS
a 7.35.
CATTLE Receipts l.40O. steady. Prime
fed steers 81 l0N sos, dressed beef steers
$3.50 500: southern steers $6.5OM7.6u;
cows SAOOGi75O. heifers S6OO@S $50;
stockers SG.5Oms5O.
50 90 a 1850. yearlngs S7.jOMg.jO; weth.
ers S7.25as.7j. ewes $6.75d $50, stockers
-. 90 IA 900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
In the Oil Fields
VI Bald Hin

one dry hole and one fair wen
have been completed in this district
lately.
Garfield n Bnshy 40. / on the W.
NJ, Argou farm in section 23-l4.l4 IL
dry ana abandoned at Laos feet
Moore and others No. ON the Ben
Adams farm In section l2-Il-I4 is
good for 1886 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

NEW ORLEANS. April - Spot cotton
steady unchanged. Sales on the spot 92O
bales. To arrive 200. Good ordinary 755,
strict good ordinary s.ll low mddling
S.14, strict low middlIng glg mddlug
H56. strict middliug 9St good mddling
lois strict good middlng 1880, receipts
d.lty stock J51 $40
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Now York cotton Futnres.


lINEkrOOl. April 22 Cotton spot easy
Good mddhug Gu2d middlmg j.G6d low
m,ddllng % 2td sales 10000. speculation
aud export 5000. receipts 2S,IOU.
Futures steady MayJuuc 3 Cad. June
JuN j.Ild. lulN-Aurust 5.79d October. No
,cmher 3.9' I'D January February coca,
March April GU7 i4d
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FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4O acres OF land near fair
grounds. Phone 2OO3 or call at 2O9 South
Cincinnati avenue. j. H. Brown.
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Notice

TO attorneys and litigautS practicing IN tho
court, OF Tulsa county, Oklahoma:
Please take notice that on and after May
l. 1915 YOU are required to file copies ot
ALI. PLEADINGS for EACH DEFENDANT
files will be- allowed TO be taken from tho
CLERK $ office without consent OF the Judge
Of said court. or the clerk thereof
On failure To comply with the rules Of
Court motion to strike files from the
Docket for noncompliance with Court order
will be sustained
NJ A. BRECKENRIDGE,
Judge Superior Court
CONN LINN
Judge District Court
j. NJ. WOODFORD.
Judge County Court
ATTESTED: FRANK INGRAHAM.
Court Clerk.
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CHICAGO. April 22- Receipts
ls. 600. weak. lower. Bulk S7.1O@ 7.6O;
light $3.50 7.7j. mixed S725@7.7O; heavy
50 69Om I.55; rough S690M 100: pigs Sj.I5
q 100
beef steers $G15MS.I0; western steers : 30
a $50. cows aud hcifers $4,000 $50;
calves S65000OO.
SHEEP-Re Receipts 10000: weak, Sheep
S7,50Qs55. lambs Ss2j9lOs0
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lO3 Drew Building, Tulsa.
PRODUCE +


chicago April ~ BUTTER Lover.
Creamery 22m27t4 We
EGGS Lower. receipt, 2s170 ,u,es. at
mark. cases included IsmIql.c. ordinary
frsts lHA "a lSlec; nrsts l9i4 mlglqc.
POTATOES Receipts ~ cars. unchanged
POlh! FRY Alive lower Fowl, l5'4c;
springs l0c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
LEGAL NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S S SALE OF TWO GASOLINE
EXTRACTING PLANTS

Pursuant % nn order OF court made M,
Muskogee, okla. April II, 1915, by Hon
Ezra BraInerd, referee in bankruptcy, in the
e. d. Webster Oil company, bank fuptcy' /
viii sell, subject to the confirmation of tho
court, at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the gasoline plant and
equipment located at BristOY, Greek county,
Oklahoma on May 3, 1915. at one tlD o'clock
J.. M, and will sell the gasoline and equip.
ment located at Coaltou, Okmulgee county
on May 8, at one { - o'clock p. M
at Bristow
The properly inventorying as follows:
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GALVESTON April - Middinr 1910
stock 40. .Itl
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NJ. j. Beatty of Warren Pa is in
the city on business matters.
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walls storn, shc,ted and
donhI. 0o,r. Nh. .,.,,. 10
'''''''
making a special price for a
few dovs can take i'm vacant
= ,,,.., -,
W '.''''' '''"7' 90
part of purchase price. If in
,oroe,od j., this nron,r,,. COO
'eres'eu IN TINS property see
me "' o"'''
, ,,,.,.,,..,,
Dan j. l'AN ISS'N,
Room 2lS, Palace Building,
Oiflce phone 1850. Res. ll3
FOR SALE -Seveu-roonI. clo,c I'M cast front
bungalow Phone 53l4.
4 BARGAIN-Lots 9 and 10, block 3,
so Favettcyille Ark
~, :: ,1----,-, -
Main ,trc,t g%no ~ po,,nrs o6nI '."'"
Soutb Main strcet pborc sif.fnO
FOR SALE good lot, 5uNlA0 feet side
walk IN and paid for, bargain. !. j.
100 ACRES of land, l2o acres In cultivation,
some improvements, S26,5O per acre. D. &.
Powers, 202l y South Main street. Phone SO
62O.
FOR SALE-Corner lot, on pavement, seven
blocks from Nam street, $500. ID. {.
Powers Co. 2O2 IL South Main street
Phone $1,000.
For RFNT-FW1 acres Of land four-room
house, suitable for chicken ranch or truck
farming three miles from city. Address No.
867 care World.
THRFF- ROON LoT-o ,,oII ,oa, -rLooI aTJ
paved street Price Ss6o s75 cash and Slo
per month d. g. Powers, 2O2ig South Main
street Phone $1,000.
FOR SNIF--I6O acres NJ land 100 acres in
cnItiyatior ,n,nc i,nI.ro,.n,,,ut Wv SoG r0 ,,n+
AGRA n a. pn"'crs a. 40 ao5 - Soi,tb
Main .tre.t pbone sIe eoo
F0p G1TFo-- Go,,h IIo,,IIor -i,---o,o
hnr,,Ina. isa,,i,,', uorcl rar,,. cnr,rr
In, "ost a. nnn .Hu,.L a. .nn ,r,n.
Edward y Rarr.,t pbo"r s3
~ - =, ~ " 49,, w
SOME very desirable residence lots IN the
and nm, easy ,e,ms u C pnnirs oGS IN
CoUtL Main troot uhnno stt.GG0 ~
= ------- --
FOR SALE-S2uu cash, balance S3i monthly
ftycroom, east front, modern house cor
ncr lot: south Elwood; 81 200. Edward r.
5,s- : -e-E W. 100 --Hs
PRACTICALLY new tNe-room house side
walks IN, paid for, good residence local
lty near school. Price 81 900; terms. d. g.
Powers, 2O2 y South Main street Phone SIG
620.
PRACTICALLY new modern SIX room bunga-
low; elegantly furnished lot 50xl76 on
beautiful Burgess Hill. Small cash payment
and balance like rent 10 suit Can Mrs Cline,
1884.
FOR SALE T-'TL-cc-nrrc tract cIogc IN ritI,
fine garden land for sale on terms, $50
cash, balance SIS per month. John Barrett
1858.
FOR SNT-F- 'TT-ce--oo,n Lo1,., ,reII -o-r
school and ,ovcd stroo+ trics S9nn e.
cash md sio mer nontb II q Po,ycrsF g.
Co., 2O2 l2 South Main street. Phone
Sl6-620.
DKPG ITVC -I--I--- 0I-I,[ -, T-,.--- S5,--a
nosird nbo,,so Fin,b o." ' ,. W. i"'', ,,
roaI daors Tha Fy"bao PSI, Co
Totforson oLia i"' 10 '"""e' "'''S wa
ITGF - -, -.---.,----- -,
odar ,"u ,,'oJ ~, 10
i;. no' 70 a. p''u W
~ 80" S,H "@a.am'e @
TIinS, ete fSn VIE -'- Y 'o"'" ""'" H'ie'''
~ Iuonc oIo o.o.
FOR SALE-SOme very desirable residence
lots in the restricted Burgess Hin addi-
. ion ~ nd
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ADVERTISING RATES

All advertisements will be accepted In
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
right TO revise and classify all ads. Return
wrong 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 claiIvHyants, personals and matri'
monial which is two eerts per word; mini.
mum charge rs cents Your credit is good
II you own 'phone, except for personal
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vertising which are cash. Classification not
yIat1nteed after D. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

Herbert ID. Mason will leave today
for oklahoma city tC attend the nnal
hearings on the complaint of the Ard
more producers that the oil cunserva-
ton law was being violated at Heald-
ton
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
VNFURNISIIED ROOMS

WANTED at once; two to four unfurnished
rooms or small house; modern. BOX 34S
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

FOR SALE or exchange flor Tulsa prop
erty new. modern, up-to date bunga
log. five rooms large basement, attic. shade
trees Located in the best residence portion
Of Norman, Okla, between university and
business district. Call at lG Fast Eleventh
street Tulsa. Phone 4s02-J or 1852.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

ANTIQUE FURNITURE-Soli black wal.
nut very old; very quaint; also high grade.
You should see H. Dresser and bed We
will take $500 for it. 1t is worth more.
Farmers Furniture, 107 L. First street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY April - Butter eggs
and poultry unchanged