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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22

prank or git into some scrape but for
the past few days he has been acktink
almost huming.
Miss Sally Hoskins has abandund
her work on a pome entitled Loves
Kwest" which we hoped to be able to
publish in the Bugle long before this
but Sally says it amt no use Tor her
to try to git emmy inspirashion for
pome writing stitch hot wether as this
being as her Moose (whatever that isl
wont work tall.
Zeke Pillsbury from Happy Valley
was saw shaking hands on our SITS last
Tuesday but he diddent show hisself az
this offs Sinst Zeke owes us $ll.5O
on back subscripshion we persoom he
perfers to do his handshakirig else
where than with us.
These seems to about all the "Lokal
Squibs" we can scrape together at this
time without going out of our way to
do so and we amt got time to.'de that.
We allus give you all the "Lokal
Squibs" we have on hand & we would
approximate it if you would reciprokate
this faver by leaving "Lokal Squib"
at this offs now and then for publica-
shion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
Personal Mentchion

Several hen houses has been robbed
in our midst during the past few
weeks Some folks thinks its foxes.
but Seth Dewberry our lion hearted
town censtubble says. he callilates its
two legged foxes Seth says he has
several clews and unless this chicken
stealing desists the law is liable to take
its course.
Eb Simpson started long needed
job when he begin to whitewash his
ratings in front of his residence last
wk but when Eb had the job about half
finished he sp1ashd some whitewash in
to his eye which panied him very Sc
we're. This made Eb mad who throwd
down his brush and says the rest of
that fence can rot before he'll white
wash 1t. AS far as. that's concernd the
fence almost did rot before Eb white
washed half of it.
Everybody in Bingville calls this
purity hot wether but old Dad Hender-
some our wether Perdickter & prefet
says it don't hold a candle to the hot
whether there was in Bingville during
July, 1921. We never knowd Dad was
that old.
AMI Gookins who fit and bled in
the war of the Rebellyun and has a
wood leg to show for it while WALKING
down st tother day s1ipd often the side
walk and sprained his ankel EXPLA-
NASHION-Praps we ort to state. that
the anke1 that AMI sprained was the
ante1 of his other leg g. not his wood
leo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
Lokal Squibs

Mehitable Wilkins is hitting wool
socks for her husband. Ben Wilkins.
Mehitable nitts wool socks for Ben
during the summer and he wears EN-
out during the winter She says >he is
awful hard on his socks.
Hen Weathersby prop of our general
store says trade is SO slack this hot
weather that he amt skeercely paid for
keeping the store open and if it wassent
for translucent trade of strangers pass
ing thru stitch as ottomobeelists, ct Get
terry he would shut up shop. Hen says
that day before yesterday he had 65
cts worth of translucent trade incloodlng
seegars, crackers & cheese, etc.
Bud Hinckley who amt quite right i'll
his head amt did nothink out of the
way during the past wk Skeercely a
wk passes that Bud don't go cut some
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
Country Correspondence
ZION CROSSROADS

Eb Hoover who has been botherd
for yrs with wart on his nose TUX
some fools advice and tide a silk thred
around IT tite to remooye It. Well the
thread removed the wart but Els
nose swelled UP to twict its nacheral
size and now he looks ridickulus in
the extream. Our advice would be for
ennybuddy with a wart on their nose
to let it alone
Bill Hendricks made VISIT to Hard
scrabble last wk and INDUCED in the
lushury of haircut from the barber
there. Being as Bill haddent had a
haircut for about 2 yrs it so changed
his appearants that when he returned
home even his old dog "Tige" diddent
know him and started for Bill who had
to cline a appel tree.
Miss Hildy Wade, the bell of the
Crossroads who was gest of her aunt
at the CO seat three days last wk on a
VISIT returned home sick Hildy says
she gesses she ct too mulch while
away, things tasted that good to her
Henry Tate had hen to lay two
dubie yokked eggs for him last wk. one
on Tuesday and one on Friday. We
consider this quite a remarkable feet
for the same hen to perform, speshia1ly
in one wk. Who can beat this laying
bubble yoked eggs?
Sam Wilkins is; engaged in breaking
a cupple of steers to the yoke in a
effort to make a pair of oxes outen
EN-. They're purity stubborn and Sam
can be heerd breakink EN- nearly a
mile away.
- These is all the news in our midst
which we can think of at the present
writing but no doubt some more will
ockur by next wk
NEDTTAC
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wrote.

wrote.
Thursday somethink or other
hinderd us from dashing off a
eddytoriul ditto Friday and the
same on Satterday and here we be
all ready to go to- press without
no eddytoriu1 having been wrote.
This is the LIST time stitch a calam-
itty has happend to us for 10 these
fnenny yrs and we pror1is with
great so1lumnitty that it will be
longern that afore it happens agin.
You will understand why no
rddyteriul appears in this ishue.
However we will make UP for this
lefishency in next wks Boogle or
now the reason why SO look out
for a turrible important eddytoriuI
IN. the next ishue.
Z : EDDITOR BUGLE. Il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
Talkd in His Sleep

Deacon Butterwortl1. one of our most
respeckted citizens & stunch pi1ler
of the Bingville church made himself
ridiekulus in church service last Sun
day morning while Rev. NJ Saml
Moore our beloved paster was preach
ing the gospil,
AS everbuddy knows Deacon Butter
worth is a great hand TO swap horses
and diclIer in same. Most folks here
abouts knows this to their sorrer being
as a person has to git up turrible erly
in the morning to git ahead of Deacon
Butterworth in a horse trade being as
he'll skin you outen your eye teeth if
you don't look out
Well last Sunday morning at church
the Deacon was in his reglar place in
the Amen corner as ushual and as
soon as Rev. Moore begin his dis
course the Deacon went to sleep as
ushual The sermon was about half
over and Rev. Moore had jest started
in on. his eighth1y when all of sud-
dint the Deacon hellerd right out loud
as fol1ers~ so everybuddy in the con-
gregashien could hear, aBy mighty. I
tell you that boss is sound as do11er
and gentle as 1ambi"
!. P1utarch Watkins who was setting
next to the Deacon give him jab in
the ribs and the Deacon woked up with
a jerk and Plutarch WHISPERED to him
what he had said Everybuddy in the
audience was 1ookin at the Deacon and
even Rev. Moore had stopd and was
glarin at him very severe.
When the Deacon realized what a
fool he had made of hisself his Ease
got as red as beet and he lookd awful
cheep and twisted around in his pew
and scrooched down SO low that he
was outen sight of nearly everybody in
the congregation Then Rev. Moore
perceeded with his sermon.
If you desire to git the Deacon
riled UP jest ask him if he thinks its
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-22
Some Day
Next VIZ

| am a going to grease my harness.
Well, in anticipashion of doing same
have went and made up a hole mess of
harness grease consisting of praps 5
gals. in all which is about 8 gals. more
harness grease than l have emmy use
for. AS a result it ockurd to me that
praphs you might have some harness
that needs greasing.
If so what sense is there of you
gittin all messed up creating it when
can grease your harness for you
when l grease mine. In other words
can tar your harness and my harness
with the same stick so to speak. |
will charge you for greasing your har-
ness only whatever is right consider
ing how mulch harness you have, how
long the job takes me and how mulch
grease l use If you desire your har-
ness creased bring it to me and ! will
make one job of it all.
Yours for greasing harness,
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right to swap horses In church on the
Sabbath when hes asleep.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
CARSANIS TEACHING
HUNDREDS TO SWIM
Human Fish AstonisheS
Crowds at Y. NJ. G. A.
With Exhibition.

II spluttering, gurgling splashing
and kicking are the first indications OF
a budding Duke kahanamoku. then
Tulsa may expect to see hundred OF
her leading business aud professional
men wearing bright medals for hOnprs
won as a result of their plunge into
sport unde Ithe careful eye of GeorSc
CarSan, champion swimming m
structor OF the world, who Is now
conducting a series of public instrpc-
tons at the Tulsa Y. Nj e. A.
Professor Carsan was busy with his
classes during most OF yesterday, Civ
ing a series of lessons to schOOlbuyS
during the morning and special
demonstration for ladies at the \. NJ.
.C. \. during the afternoon.
More than sixty young ladies were
present during the lecture and dem
onstration by Mr. Carsan, at which
time he spoke of the many benciitS
to be derived from swimming, the ease
with which tins is accomplished and
is value as a means OF recreation, cN-
ercise and beneficial sport in general.
Glasses at Night.
In the early evening the champion
resumed his classes of boys ard ior
two hours led them through the ex-
erCises which he has includede in a
system OF instruction ana Wnlcn IS
now being taught in all of the larger
Y NJ. c. n. and athletic clubs in the
country.
At $50 o'clock the business mems
class was granted the natatorium and
until 10 o'clock the professor led
them through his special course of hI-
structions and. though but few of
them knew the first principles OF
swimming when they entered the wa
ter, the majority had conquered the
fear of dying in the depths of the
blue. and were able to grab hands
full of water, instead of air. and make
some headWay as swimmers.
The exhibitions and class worn
with Mr. CarSan as instructor Will
continue through TO Friday night at
which time he will present some very
interesting water fcatS, among them
being his famous submarine" swim
ming with both hands and feet tied
and limitations of the pOrpOise ano
dolphin.
At the close Of his exhibition he
will take a strong swimmer out of the
water against his Will.
A number of women have made
known a desire for lessons but it will
be impossible to accomodate them,
but the exhibition Friday night will
be open for them and the very best
seats will be reserved
This afternoon from $40 until 6
p. m. another relay of schools will re-
port for their first lesson. Business
men will take theirs at S:15 p. III.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
" NOW w OkIN-

NJ Il. Shuffin and others No. -
on the $. Connor farm in 34-21-16 Is
dry and abandoned.
lioop, Sitz and Smiths No. ! on the
j. II. Grcenlees farm in 1O-26-lG is
dry and plugged
The Tulsa oil Company's No on
the Is. BclIn land iu 3l-2T-lI is max
ing . barrels.
BLACK, landon and Hclrs 80. l. on
the l.. W. Burlington farm in 28-2a.
II Is a 20-h1rrcl we'll
Smith and Cokcr's No. on the
5 T.. Sclzar farm in 29-26-l5 is good
for l50 barrels
Strothcrs and Grcenwood.s No. /
ON fee land in i25-1i is making 35
barrels.
The RoXana Petroleum company S
No. 3 on the j. NJ. Raloy farm in IA
25.l4 IS good for 80 barrels.
The Wiser Ou company's No. 6 or,
the Elizabeth Han farm in 2l-2G-la
Is making $50 barrels.
Calvin and Ruule,tc's No. on the
Neal Ncngin fee IN 29-26-lj is "A lO-
barrel well.
The New York oil company's Nos.
Z and on the Francis KIRK farm in
'i-2s-l5 are making 20 and 10 bar
rcls each.
The Iron Mountain OH company's
No. on the Julia Kirk farm in "a
25-li Is making 20 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
TNPECT MANY NEW TESTS

Among conspicuous figures in tho
lealdton oil district during the last
ten days was f. G. Clapp. managing
geolosIst of the Associated Geological
tncinccrs of New York. For few
DAYS he made headquarters in Lind
say. operating out Of there over por-
TONS II Garvin, Carter and stephens
counties.
Ihc 1916 OIL company will make n
deep test on one Of ITS properties in
Marshall county. going to a depth of
5000 feet II necessary This com
p1ny drilled a well near MncoIa.
ToNts, to depth OF $500 feet.
ltoy NJ. johnson of Ardmure. who
iu the last few weeks has become one
of the leading wildcattcrs pf southern
oklahoma, is soon to hcEm drilling
IN Marshall county. where he has
many leases. The Whitlock compan,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
At OkNiILGFI1

The Devon,an on companys No. 3
on the R. Alexander farm in l5-l3-l3
Is good for 10 barrels
The Deyonilu on company's No. II
on the Nilcy Daniels farm in 12-13-13
is making o. barrels
Tho oklahoma Production com.
pUny's Nos. and on the W. b.
W hitc fec IN s-13-13 are good for 1t
and % barrels each
The Bloved ON cnmpany's No. S on
the Ed Orn farm iu 25-l4-l3 is max
in 90 barrels.
CoSden and Atkins Nos. . and 3 on
the Polly Miller farm in 1881,
aic making 200 ana 100 barrels each.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
KANSAS CITY SHOWS
TEDDY BULLY TIME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
three inches struck his arm a glanc-
ing blow. Ernest Shell, a member of
the American Legion. escorting the
former president. picked up the knife
from the ground and handed it to a
policeman. The officer, whoever he
was, had not reported the incident TO
the police tonight and the pocket
knife had not been recovered.
Tulsa Man There.
Another incident of the day was
the arrest in the lobby of Hotel
Muehlebach of man who said his
name was Edward Mcdaniel and his
home was at Tulsa, Okla. lie declared
he had business with Colonel Roose-
welt and tried to force his way past
the police guard. The police still
were holding the man tonight. but no
charges had been placed against him.
Colonel Roosevelt carried his warn
ing that there was a war peril in pa
cifsm to all classes of people here
today.
Convention hall was filled with a
cheering crowd, each person waving
a small flag rs a greeting to the vs-
tor. a portion of the hall had been
raserVod for them 'neh of the blue and
the men of the gray and it was prin-
ClpallN TO tnCm tnut Oolonel kOOSe-
welt directed his cen'arks. The col
onel deviated from his set speech o
say a facetious word about Mexico
I'VE are told" said he, that VIC
enjoy peace with MEXICO Eighteen
wears ago we had a war with Spain.
The number of Americans killed in
Mexico during this rtace with Mexico
surpassed the number of AmericS ms
killed by Spain in ;hc war with Spain
and when the war with Spain was
through il was through. Whereas.
peace continues to rage with una bated
violence along the Mexican border"
America Ubprcparcd.
Coming to the question of an inva-
sion of our shores 10y a foreign force
he declared that if any army half the
size of that which attacked the Dard J.
anelles shoIld invade this country
America would be II its mercy.
After his Convention, hall address
Colonel Roosevelt uotorCd to the
home of HeIhert ; Hadley. former
governor. for visit. Mr. Hadley was
too i'll to tax. his place on the recep-
ton committee ami Colonel Roose-
welt insisted on calling upon him.
Colonel Roosevelt was entertained
ut dinner tonight by Mr.. and Mrs.
irwin II. Kirkwool a; the KirlSwood
home. lie left for St Louis on a
late train.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
PERSONALS.

Arthur Perryman, right -Of-way
man for the Gulf Pipe Line company,
has resigned his position to take et-
feet July l. lie has not yet decideu
on his future plans.
Nelson X. Moody. vice president OF
the Prairie oil 4 Gas Co. was here
yesterday from Independence. Kan.
T. B Huston, assistant secretary
and treasurer OF the Sinclair oil Il
Refining corporation. returned yes
terday from New YO i ci,y.
Il. f.. Fuller is back in Tulsa from
California. where he has been spend
ing the winter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
SOUTH CUSHING EXTENSION

Me TermOnt Oll COmpany's No 4
on the Peter Brown farm ia 34-17-7
is Is feet in the sand AMI making
about 80 barrels an hour.
The southwestern oil cOmpany's
No, 3 on the MacNaC farm in 3-1G-7
is on top of the Bartlcsville sanu.
The Mc-Man Oil company's No. )
on the Mickey farm in 4-16-7 is ready
to drill into the Eartlcsville sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

Of Tulsa also is soon to begin drilling
in that county near Kingston.
Other important activities in Mar
shall county recently involve j. f.
Darby of MuskOgce. formerly a mem-
hcr of the state board OF agriculture,
and G.. l.. Smith of Oklahoma city.
Both have large acreage holdings in
that county. and both expect soon TO
start drilling
Material for three rigs has been
placed on the ground near Purdy IN
Garyin county and preparations are
being made to driu at WalWlle ana
Whitehead IN that county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
LIVE STOCK
Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY. May 30.-HOGS- Receipts
Is COO head market lower: bulk $1,000
9.6o. heavy 50 - n q %, packers and butchers
d9O0
CATrLE- Receipts 1900 head; market
steady to higher prime fed steers S1O.2 % "a
southern steers S7oo@IO.35. cows $3.50 a
SO. heifers S7.jOM 1000, stOckers S725 @
SOS
SlIEEP-Rcceipts G.000 head: market
a 0 so, wethcrs S7.2ja 500 ewes $500 a
10 stockers s. lOM9-OO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Oil and Gas
Lca-cs supplies. Production. Etc


Why not lay away some and guaran-
tee Yourself ana family sure income
by investing IN some good tax free
bonds? Don't bet everything YOU
have on one game. BE thrifty. Ref
eroyccs Central National Bank and
First National Bank Of Tulsa Write
for circulars or any particulars. Il. j.
Edwards. S2l state National Bldg.
Oklahoma City.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
POLICE SHAKE-UP
SAYS DAME RUMOR
Three of Present Force Slated to Go
Reasons for Same Arc
Varied.

There is going to be a shakeup II,
the Tulsa police department
Not that there has not already been
one. when official helmets went
bounding into the ever waiting wicker,
for within the past thirty days many
a star has fallen from the high and
mighty blue of a copper's uniform to
the dark abyss of the chiefs locker
but three more are to join the ranks
of the used -to-be.
But the change which is to take
place within the next few days will
probably stir up much more internal
and external strife than that which
accompanied the execution wofk with
the change of administrations That
was expected. Those on the program
hardly can claim that distinction.
And the Reasons:
Several nights ago certain MEM
bers of Chief Lucas raiding squad
visited place suspected of serving
refreshments. SO expertly did they
descend on the place that on enterin.
several guests" had failed to check
out. one of these. so police station,
talk goes was a county official.
Here is the reason for one Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

Charges have been made that one
of the officers did not bring back TO
the police station all of the evidence
csnfiscated on one of his raids. The
fact that he had a headache the next
morning did not win from his super
iors any sympathy. 1t probably VIII
not save his neck.
Personal appearances and conduct
are said to be against another Off
GER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO May 80. - HOGS-Receipts
10000 head market steady to higher: bulk
Sg.55@975. light S91Om9.75, mixed 1885
m".SO, heavy $925M9.s5, rough S92jd a
9.4O. pigs $7OOWS9O
CNTTfE- Receipts 1000 head; market
steady; native beef cattle SS2O6IO.7j,
western steers SS6O69jO stockers and
feeders s6OO6S9O cows and heifers $3.50
Mg.75. calves IS OOdl1 $50
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; mark ct
steady to unevcnly higher: sheep wethcrs
s. 0Om 500. ewes 81 - a 80. lambs So 90
"a 1925, springs $S.jOMll75.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
SOUTHWEST OF oKMULGEE.

Cosden and Wigton's test in the
northeast corner Of 35-13-12. offset
ting their recent shallow sand well.
got So feet Of sand at $50 feet with a
good showing Of oil. hut have cased
II off and are going on down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
AZ coNINGTON. Okla.

The Sinclair oil q Gas Co. is rig
gin. up for its test in 25-22-4 west
and should spud in the last OF thI
week. This IS the location made by
the Chaumc people before the sale
was made to Sinclair. The structure
Is said 10 be very prominent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
At Al GUST\

The Mc-Man oil company's No |
on the Anderson farm in 9-27-4 has
been drilled in and is good for about
600 barrels. This extends the pool
west of Augusta two miles almost
due north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

executions scheduled Mr.. County
Official was permitted to leave the
place while it was being searched.
Word of the brotherly-love affair
got to the head of the department,
there was a carpet session and prep
arations were made for wiping one of
the names from the official police
ra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Ample Test

THE wombats tell me that they
have never exchanged a cross word.
And l believe it"
"Ah. but you have only seen them
in public; never in the privacy of the
home"
True. but rye seen them play
bridge together"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
No Time.

Mrs. B.-Isn't it strange that Mrs.
Brown never attends the Mothers club
meetings? We've invited her time and
time again.
Mrs. Win afraid she's a hope
less old fogy. She insists on staying
home to take care of the children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Suiting Her Mood,

Scientists say that we get much
better results when we suit our work
to our moods"
Il see the point. The cook is in
bad humor today. Instead of asking
her to make some angel cake I'll tell
her to devil some eggs"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Fort Worth Live Stock

FORT WORTH, Texas, May 3O-CATTLE
Receipts $500 head market lOc to l5c
lower. beeyeS Sc 5OM 200.
HOGS Receipts $500 head; market SC
lower: bulk Sg4O@g5O
Receipts 1000 head: market 25e
lower. lambs $9.OO@lOOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
AZ MNNNIOKD

J. $ C1sden and j. =. Getty have
made location for test in the
southwest Of the northeast Of lS-l9-9.
T. ~ Gillespie ana others test III
22-19-y which was shot couple OF
weeks ago Is making 80 barrels a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
Leases for sale.

/ have 12O acres ouAHnd half
miles northeast and acres two
miles southwest OF Carer county; big
wells in 9-2S-l5. Also so acres ad-
joining Burlingame & Holm we'll in
lS-2N-li first maa sending me So
per acre for any or all of these tracts
buys something. 7. h. Higgins, Bar
tlesVillC. Okla ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

Madam. we are getting up a train
ing camp"
soldier"
Exactly And thy is why we are
getting up this tyEniug camp for
girls"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

YES. my son"
The early birds don't get all the
worms"
why not, my boy2"
"Because some Of the early apples
get 'em. too. ."-Yonkers Statesman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31
NORTHWEST or STONE BIUrr

The Richelieu oil company's No. >
in 36-l7-li I. offsctting the Prairie
casing on top Of the sand and will
likely drill in today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-31

GALVESTON May 30.-Cotton middling
- nOc receipts .. .ioS bales; sales jSl bales
stock lgs. 59j bales.