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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
QUIET PREVAILING
IN SANT0 DOMINGO
Dominican Courts in Power
but Are Under Supervision
of U. S. Forces.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Re-
ru bile, Thursday. Nov. 20.-The proc
lamation of military rule in the Do
mnican republic issIed by Capt. H. s.
Knapp, in command of the United
States forces here, declares on behalf
of the American government that thx
republic has been occupied by milit(
forces. 1t gives assurance that t<pre
Is no intention on the part Of the
United States to destroy he independ-
ence of he republic, but on the con-
trary expresses a desire to assist the
country to establish internal order
and TO enable it to comply with the
provisions of its conventions and to
fulfill It's obligations as member OF
the family of nations
Jhe Dominican laws are to remain
in force except such as conflict with
the object of the occupation.
The legal administration continues
to be in the hands of the duly author
zied Dominican officials under the
control and supervision of the military
authorities.
The Dominican courts continue "
act hut offending members of TN
American forces are to be Judged by
military officials.
captain Knapp requested the Good
Grafton of the inha bitants in the res
toration Of order and domestic tran
guilty. a censorship of Newspapers.
the cable and telegraph lines was es-
tablished. a promise was given that
payment of the budget suspended in
August would soon be made. Quiet
prevailed here last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
0OlLARD FAMILY DOES
NOT RESIDE IN TENTS
Man Who Inhcrits Fortune Runs
Rooming House in City: Chill
drcn Are Wealthy.

j. r, Dollarl, the hominy peddler.
who has received word that his shars
OF an. estate in New York amounting
January l, 1910, does not live in a
tent and his children all arc in good
circumstances.
Il pay $50 rent On the house where
VIC I've at 623 West Third" said DOL
lard Yesterday My II children are
scattered turnout Kansas and Okla
homa, but they don't live in tents.
They all have good homes. Some of
them are worth $4,000 and more"
Mrs. Dollard also visited The World
office to deny the story about the tent
ahodes. She said 1t was a reflection
on them and she wanted 1t corrected.
Dollard said as soon as he got his
inheritance he would build a swell
home of his own and quit paying
krent."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
S1.00 OIL AFFECTS
STOCKS SLIGHTLY
Ten Cent Increase Had Been
Too Long Touted to Create
Much Furor.

The 10-cent increase In crude which
was announced Wednesday morning
has so long been toutcd and SO eagerly
expected that II failed TO cause tho
excitement that Is usually attendant
on such matters.
Tho local stocks, such as Prairie.
Cosdcn and Sinclair, failed to respond
hut slightly to an upward trrnd on nc
count of the increase. This does
not signify that "A raise in crude win
not materially affect the price ~
stocks in the future The l0-cent
cent raise Will be followed 10y other
increases. according To the prediction
OF tho best st-informeG oil men. ana tho
next on" will come with greater well
come than the one Wednesday, be-
cause everybody expected IT, and have
been looking for il for months. All
stocks are steady and holders are feel
ing jubilant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

KANSAS CITY, Dec l.-HOGS-Re.
reipts 10000 head, market higher: bulk
butchers ss6O@es6 light s9.i5G96o, pigs
sG756s25.
CNTTIE-Re Receipts 1000 head; market
steady to strong; pyjme fed steers sl0,50Q
western steers s6506 fo25 southern steers
s575@sho cows Sa756s50 hefcrs $500
6lO25 stockers and feeders no trade: bulls
50 25@6.75, calves s70o@ll.25.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head: market
strong 20 lnc higher; lambs sl1.5O@12.35,
stockers and feedcrs no traie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
TALK ON CITY PARKS is
BILLED FOR CITY CLUB
\. II. Graham, Chairman of Municipal
Park Board. To BE Speaker
AT IIInChcan.

n. r. Graham, president of the
municipal park board, will be the only
speaker at the regular weekly lunch
con of the City club today.
The club will meet at luncheon at
12:l5 o'clock in the private dining
room on the basement floor of Hotel
Tulsa.
Attendance at the weekly sessions
of the clue has been growing steadily
and a large crowd Is expected today
Mr. Graham has been a member of
the park board for three years and Is
expected to discuss The proposed
around-the-c city boulevard in his talk
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
SINCLAIR co. SELECTS
X. c. REFINERY SITE
Tulsa oil Corporation BUYS seventy
Acres of Land I'm Argcn-
tine, Kansas

The Sinclair oil company. throush
G. 4. Braley Of KANSAS city. has pur-
chased seventy acres of land In Ar
gentine. Kun, for refinery site and
oil tank repair shops. II lies Just
north OF the Santa Fe depot, ana its
northern terminus is the Kaw river
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. Dec. l-HOGS Receipts 70 q.
600 head; market weak to higher: bulk 80 90
az so. light Is 100000. mixed 50 90 a Ga.
heavy sa35@aao, rough S935d95o, pigs
sC25dS3O
CATTLE Receipts 10 900 head market
firm; native beef cattle S70OM13.OO. western
steers $1,000 1850 ktockers and feeders
sI6o 6p7.75 cows and heiiers 81 90 61O.00
calves Sp75T1350.
SHEFP-RcceiptS II 600 head: market
strong wethers ss25dq.lO. ewes $3.50
9l0, lambs SqaOMlo70.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
Finds Diamond I'm turkey.

CHICAGO, Dec, Frank J. Hardy
and his wife hesitated long time be-
fore paying prevailing prices for q
turkey Yesterday, but finally bough,
one. In the birds crop Mrs. Hardy
found a $3.50 diamond stud.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

this is just four miles due west 4 the
Is Insas city union depot. In purchas
ing this site three important matters
were taken into consideration. those Of
price. location ot proper switching ia
cilitics and proximity 20 water for
drainage purposes, the latter being Of
vital importance. Months have been
used in looking tor a site that would
fH AN these qualifications However,
tho delay VIII not Interfere with tho
construction Of the plant In duo time,
us the material WAS purchased months
ago. Tho foresight Of II. r. sinclair
saved the company hundreds Of thou
sands OF dollars AS he made all his
purchasc. before the upward trend Of
steel prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
HIGH PRICE FOR LEASE-F

Gillispie has purchased a three fourths
interest in the two questers forming
tho south half of @-l5-li for con-
sidcraton of 100000 II was minor
property and was sold in the Musk ogee
county court by Perry Morton. the
guardian.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
Galveston Snot Cotton.
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

GALVESTON. Texas, Dec l.-Middling
20 Zoe, recciptN 1905 bales exports II 99i
bales, salc' 1000 bales, stock 374,5I2 bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Josephine Storey White
Teacher Of Voice Production aud
Artistic Singing


Open for engagements for concerts. recitals
funerals, etc,
Studio 400 South Elwood Phone a75l
Josephine storey White, musical director
and coutrAlto so'oist Trinity Episcopal church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
At ARKANSAS CITY, KAN.-rh,

Venture Cil comp ny on the Smith
farm in 1887 is drilling at ESQ
feet in lime
The Sunflower on company on the
Wood farm in S-31 a is drilling on top
OF the sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

pumping mud into the 40 on tnt
Albert farm, southeast quarter OF 32'
Ga-lc, TO shut of the gas sands which
were on fire recently.
In the No. 4 on tho same farm the
company has recently drilled up a
Baker shoe and six feet Of pipe and
are now drilling up part OF an under
rcamor at 1000 feet
Cosden OH company ct al wore shut
down IN the test on the McEwen farm
southwest quarter Of 4-2s-le. waiting
for equipment TO get the five-inch Ia
$40 feet
At III DORADO, KAN. - The
Derby on company's No. 1 on thu
Nuttle farm, l5-2o-5. Is drilling al
? 020 feet
Same COinpnny's No. . IN 22-2J-2 Is
drilling at $500 feet
Galbrnith ct al. No. 2 on the Atkint
farm, 22-26-5, is plugged back at 2.6i6
10 make pumper II possible.
Same cOmpanys No 3, same farm,
Is drilling at 1000 feet.
Same company is spudding in for
No. 1. same description.
Carter oil company's No. l on thL
Atkins farm In 22-Z5-j has "A fishing
Job at $50 feet.
Tho Southwest Petroleum company s
no ON lHt Mlllh IlTIl, = = SO-O, ~
drilling at 300 feet.
Dcrby's No. on the Wilson farm
In 27-25-4 has rig up
Same cOmpany's No. 10. same farm,
iS drilling at 2,2i5 rect.
Their No. II is 1900 feet deep and
drilling
Giuiiand's No. , on tho Draper
property, 27-25-i, is $500 feet deep.
Skellys No. 3 on the Draper farm,
81 .?5-4. Is drilling at l,5j0 feet
Empire oil company's No. 90 on the
Iiigbcrg farm. 2S-25-i. ~ drilling AT
,,64 feet
Same company's No In 2s-25-4
IL drilling at 1856 feet
Their No. | on the Murray farm in
So-25-4 is rigging up over an old hole
where the rig burned at $500 feet.
Their No on the Murray farm In
?l-25-i Is drilling at 1866 feet.
At NUGUSTA-Empire No. II.
Warner, le-2S-4, struck nine-inch
crevicc on top of the "and.
Same company's No. 5. same farm.
Is II rig.
Seven Fields OH company's ? on tn-
Warner in 1894 is drilling at 800
feet.
Empire No. 2, IIaskins farm. IL
2S-+. reached the top OF the sand at
2.1G4 feet
Same company's No. on the Kirk
patrick. same description. found the
top of the sand ut 2.3j1 feet
Wichita-Tulsa company's No /. f9-
Is. I. Salter farm. has rig up.
Empire Il No. I on Crabb farm. 49,
2S-i, is shut down for water at $50
feet
Empire = No. 8. Kirkpatrick farm,
20-2S-+, is drilling at 1880 feet.
Same company's No. 10 on the
at 2.437 feet
the ohio oil company's No. l6 o..
the Bland farm. 20-2N-i, is "A rig
Empire No. /, Smith farm, 2l-2S-4.
Is drilling at 2,lt5 feet.
No s. same company, same farm,
is $500 feet deep.
SOUTHEAST OF CUSHING - Tnc
RoXana Petroleum company i'm 3O-l7-3
Is shut down At 1,51O feet, ready for
. Ia inch casing.
The Gypsy oil company on the
Campbell farm in 2l-1T-5e is shut
down waiting for drillers
John Markham, il. ON the Hlck-
well farm In 2-lN-" is drilling In the
OsWego line at 2.GJ0 feet
rho pan-Amcrican has rig up or
the Keilcr farm IN 15.lN-5.
The Roma Oil company is shut
down oh the Echo Hawk farm In g.
1875.
g. -. schacrcr is underrcamng at
500 feet ou the L1uphlu farm in .
lN-5.
e. }. Schaffcr ON the Miunick farm
i'm ais. is setting % line at 3.lj0 tcc'
The Gushing Santa le oil company
l.Ya 70 rio am It Isa t.IltUl trt s. rtl,lN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
At BLAokMI.LL

AT BLA,kNILL - Bormont OIL
company got 1900, 900 feet Of gas at
$3.50 feet in the 80 / on tho Smith
farm, southeast quarter Of 3l-29-1o.
IL VIII bc muddcd Sc tnat the test ca .
Dee drilled ON into tine deep aand.
Duluth and Oklahoma on company
No. ON tho Wolf farm made moro
ull during the second "a hours after
1t was brought IN than It did the first.
This well Is now II feet in the sand
ana Is maldng better than 900 bar.
rcls.
Blackwell OH X Gas co. was UNDER
roaming IN the test on tho Ellwoou
farm, southwest quarter OF 1-2S-lc, at
3,Oil feet to land the six-inch AT that
place,
The lOl Ranch ON company was
drilling at ESQ feet In tho No. ; on
Ia, Foster farm north half of the
southwest quarter OF 5-2S-le. The No.
l war a pumper at 3,i40 feet.
Kay & kiuwa OH u Gas Co was
underrcaming at 1925 feet in tho
No. 2 on the DilWorth farm, northeast
quarter OF 6-2h-le. Same company
vas drilling at 3.30O feet In the No.
on the same farm
Bermont oil company got consider
able shallow gas between $50 and 900
feet In the No. " on the Smith farm.
southeast quarter or 3l-29-lc. and was
drilling iuW over ! 900 feet.
Kent Dll company was setting ten
inch pipe at 1890 feet In the No. :
ON the Myers farm. north half OF tho
northeast quarter uf l-2S-lw.
Same company Was setting ten-inch
In the No on the iIarVol farm.
northwest quarter of 6-28-1e. at 1,76o
feet
Bermont oil company was drilling
NJ $500 feet in the No. on the WI
liams farm. south half OF tho south
west quarter Of 32-29-1e. The No.
ON this farm was still shut down walt
ing fDr tools and fishing equipment
Kay " Kiokn oil n Gas Co was
drilling ~ 2.0S5 feet in the No. 2 on
the Bradley farm southeast quarter OF
36-29-lw.
Dclmar oil company was drilling at
2,l90 feet in the test on the Hartman
farm, southeast quarter OF 35-29-lM.
BLACKWELL - Duluth n okla
homt Oil Co. drilled the No.
on the WOLF farm. south
west quarter of 6-2S-lc, eight feet
deeper into the sand nud the produc-
ton was increased 500 barrels The
Wcll WAS doing something over 500
barrels at the beginning and is now
producing between 100 and LOO
barrels They were still in the sauo
when they shut down
The Mid-Co. Petroleum company
40 ! ON the Hampton farm, south
east quarter of I-2S-lw, surprised
everyone hv making another flow IRON.
the 2.il0-toot formation. They woro
uuderrcaming siN-uCh at 5000 feet
when the well started flowing. with
the intention Of making deep test OF
the hole
Alexander oil company was drlllins
al 3,itt feet In the test on the Alex
andcr farm, northwest quarter of 20
2N-lW, below the black formation.
There was no water in the bottom
Of II.
Ecrt oil company has landed ten
inch to 2.a10 feet I'm tho t'st on tho
Irihoth farm northwest quarter Of
l-29-lw. and Wa, cleaning out Hg1iu.
Junction oil company was still try
ing 20 get somc ~ the tcu-iuch ont OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
.tT BLACK WELL.

Petroleum company on the 1.arabec
furm In 24-2S-lw s. pulling fiye-lncn
casing and putting on shoe to shut off
water.
The Mid-Co. Hampton No. I'm l.
2Slw is drilling at 200 feet. No. I
Is Strengthening at $500 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
IN GRANT CoUNTY-Th,

Grande oil company has made l1ca-
tior in 29-27-SW. rhe same company
abandoned a well in lO-27-S at 2.32e
feet
The New York oil company has
made location in 26-29-1w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

the test on the Presbury farm. SOUTH
wcst quarter Of 29-29-le. at / $50 feet
silurian on company was drilling
at 2,SSl foot In the test on tho Nietert
farm. northeast quarter Of 4-2S-Ie.
Gypsy on company Tuesday started
pumping mud into tho 80. on tn,,
Albert farm, southeast quarter Of 32-
29-lo, to shut of the gas sands which
were on fire recently.
In the No. 1 on tho same farm the
company has recently drilled up "A
Baker shoe and six feet Of pipe and
are now drilling up part OF an under
roamor at 1000 feet
Cosden OH company ct al wore shut
down IN the test on the McEwen farm,
southwest quarter OF 4-2s-1e, waiting
for equipment to get the fivc-inch to
$40 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
vt H. DORADO. KAN

Iona well on the Dillingbeck farm.
north half of the southwest of 35-25-t,
is waiting on three-inch tubing az
,, A65 feet This well Is good for from
500 to 500 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
.lT BIRD CREEK -

ton are drilling at 200 feet In No. on
the Burgess farm in l3-20-12.
The Tidal OH company has rig up
for well No. 10 on the Adair farm
In l5-20-12.
The Los Angeles Cherokee on COM
pany is drilling at 100 feet In No. 1G
on the Twist farm IN ig-L0-l3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

At UII\IDlON-Th Fitz oil
company has made a location in 80
4-3.
The RoXana now is running about
. 500 barrels To the Producers. the re
naming production going into storage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
NORTH END or BALD HILL

Stansbury ct al. we'll in 2-15-14 has
been connected with tanks, with four
2-mch lines, and the first "A hours 400
barrels We're run in the Flow tanks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

NEW ORLEANS Dec l.--CottOu closed
barely steady at net decline Of IL to ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
Ar STONE BIUrF--The I

AT STONE BI ,ufT-The Braden &
/ Goebel No. , on the Chisholm farm
I in 5-l6-l5 has been plugged. This IS
a we'll that was drilled between two
/ producers, but was abandoned on ac-
count Of water
Copton ct 81. No l on the Gibson
farm In 1S-l6-15 IS drilling at 400
feet.
Lomke ct al arc drilling at 800 feet
on the Anderson farm No. I in 30
1915.
The Carter OH company has Il rig
up on No. Anderson IN 30-16-lG and
Is drilling at 200 feet on No.'2.
Wigton ct al. are drilling NJ 400 feet
on No. Connor I'm S1-15-15.
Cosden oil Il Gas Co. Is drilling at
l 100 feet m No Brown In 35-l5-15.
AT BROKEN ARROW-The Laurel
OIL 4 Gas Co no o on the McHenry
farm in 29-lS-l5 has slIddcd "A rig and
Is now drilling at 800 feet in tho new
hole.
Mallory ct al No. / on the Wiley
farm in 32 2lh-l5 is good for $50 bar
rcls
The Edgar oil company No. 2 on the
Bird farm In 33-Ib-l5 has crooked
hole at 700 feet and the rig will be
skidded
ArGi2zone ct al are drilling at 1,23S
feet in No. on the Bird No. 3 in 49,
1915.
SUuuCUo etaoir shrdlu etaoin snroo
At YAIE-Roxana Nc. on the
Long farm IN 1916 is fishing at
LILO feet
Roxana No on the w. A. Tucker
farm in 1876 Is drilling at 1850 feet.
Roxana No. ! on the Skecn .arm in
IL i ~ il 81 |
Perkins No. ! on the Main farm ~
30-l1-3 Is shut down for water at
l.d20 feet. This well has been drilled
thru the Bruner gas sand with no in
crease in production.
AT BIRD CREEK II Comp
ton are drilling at 200 feet In No. 7 on
the Burgess farm In l3-20-12.
The Tidal OH company has rig up
for "A well No. 10 on the Adair farm
In l3-2O-12.
The Los Angeles Cherokee OH COM
pany is drilling at 100 feet In No. 1G
on the Twist farm IN l9-l0-l3
\T BLACKWELL The Mid-Co.
Petroleum company on the l.arabec
furm In 24-2s-lw 81 pulling fiye-lncn
casing and putting on shoe to shut off
water
I' NIu-'O. IlalbplOH NO. III i
2S-lw Is drilling at 2 800 feet No.
Is Strengthening at $500 feet
HIGH PRICE FOR LEASE-F. A.
Gillspic has purchased a three -fourths
interest In the two questers forming
tho south half of @-l5-li for con-
sidcration Of 100000. II was minor
property and was sold in the Muskogee
county court by Perry Morton. the
guardian.
At ARKANSAS CITY, kAN.--The
Venture Oil conn. ny on the Smith
farm In 1887 is drilling at 2Si0
feet in lime.
The Sunflower OIl company on the
Wood farm in S-3l a is drilling on top
OF the sand
VT IL DOR NDO, kAN.-The Tu-
Iona well ON the Dillingbeck farm,
north half of the southwest of 3525-t,
is waiting on three-inch tubing az
,, A65 feet This well Is good for from
500 to 500 barrels.
At tIL\I DlON-The Fitz oil
company has made location in 80
4-3
The RoXano now is running about
> 500 barrels To the Producers. the re
naming production going into storage.
IN GRANT NTY-The Lcnora
Grande oil company has made a l1c1-
tioU in 29-27-SW. rhe same company
abandoned a we'll in lO-27-S at 2.32o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

VI JENNS No. L on the Houston
farm i'm 36-1N-l2 is a rig completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

StanShurN ct al well in 2-l5-l4 mas
been connected with tanks, with -four
2-iuch lines, and the first - hours 400
barrels We're run in the Flow tanks.
Nr CI ISIIING-Thc Sinclair oil co.
No D. on the John Powell farm in
2>-l>-i is on top of the sand at 2.S2S
feet
Vt DENTt'R, kAN-The Devonan
company has a rig up ready to drill
on the southwest of the southwest
quarter Of 1897.
Vt NCNILS-The RoNana No. /
on the Ringold farm in 34-19-i Is
drilling at 2,251 feet
NT IIkRN -Roxuna No. on tho
johnson farm ir 9-2O-2w is installing
"a rotary outfit nt =. .l2O feet
At BURNS. Il\N.-Hovt and RoX-
ana No. ON the Lilly farm in 1l-23-5
is drillirg at 2.25O feet.
VI BONNTON-Gypsy oil company
No. 10 on the Sarah Cherry farm in
ii-l5-lo is good for 200 barrels,
NT PERkINS-Tho W!nnewood OH
company ON the Noolsey farm in %
11-2w Is shut down
At BIIlINGS GS-Thc Mid-Co. is un-
do'rcamns at 2.o5o feet in 22-2S-2W.
Vt Gl'1,IIuE - The Big star Oil
company i'm 91-lN-2w is shut down.
VI JENKS No. ON the Houston
farm i'm 3t-1N-l2 ia a rig completed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

to prepare for the holidays. AT
this store you can get just The
appropriate gift - hose, smok-
ing jackets, mackinaws, etc.
Why not make it a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

" NT1'N'' ~ NIT'IITT VI ~
80. % on the John Powell farm in
s>-1>-i is ON top of the sand at 2.S2S
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02
SUIT or
OVERCOAT

We have complete line of
Adler Rochester, Fashion Park
and other makes of suits and
overcoats priced at SIS to $35. 4
Stetson hats 81 and $5. =
Plymouth Specials So and $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

NT PERki\S-Thc W!nnewood OH
company ON the Noolsey farm in %
11-2W Is shut down
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-15
HAYDEN LAKE ITEMS.

Hayden Lake, Dec. 13.-MiSs Ethel
Kernkamp is at home, having had to
close her school on account of the
measles.
E. A. Anthony and S. S. Klepfer
were attending the Tri-State conven-
ton Of the Farmers Union held in
Spokane last Tuesday and Wednesday.
The pupils of HAYDEN Lake school
are preparing Christmas program.
Rev. H. S. Randall is holding SER
vices at the NJ. E church this week
Everyone should come out and help
the good cause along, and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Hayden Lake school is solicit
ing funds for the purchase of piano,
and we hope they will meet with
success ia their efforts.
Mrs. Be!knap is expecting Earl
home for Christmas.
S. A. Weaver and wife are the
posSessors Of new Ford automobile.
Mrs. j. A Smith, one of the grade
teachers, was called to Spokane Mon
day, and Mrs. Klepfer had charge OF
the grades for the day.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Mole spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Chas. Feely.
The weather man has seemingly
decided to change the weather con,
ditlonS.
On account Of sickness, Miss Leeper
has had To have IA substitute To teach
her grades this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-15
XMAS CANDIES and NUTS.

basis for discussion Of peace terms
include the restoration of Belgium,
evacuation of northern France, es
Establishment or Poland and Lithuania
as independent Kingdoms, restoration
to Germany of her African and far
eastern colonies, and retention of
CouStantinople by Turkey.
Great Britain, under her new
premier, David Lloyd George, re-
ceived the peace offer coldly.
Fighting continues ia Rumania,
the Teutonic forces continuing their
advance which, it is believed, must
force the Russians to eyacuate
Bukowina and Galicla Severe
weather has checked the fighting on
the western front in France.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-15
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

On Dec. IL Germany in behalf of
the four central powers at war an
nounced to the entente allies her
readiness to talk peace. The kaiser
aud Chancellor Won Bethman Holl-
veg declare the central powers are
winning, cannot bs conquered and, il
their 0vertureS are now rejected, are
confident of continuing the war TO a
victorious conclusion. They propose
peace now, they say, in the name of
humanity and they will place the
blame on their enemies if the war is
to be continued Conditions in
formally offered by Germany as