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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

turned down many flattcring offers
but IL seems he has decided to take
this very responsible position. lie will
receive the best wishes OF a large
circle of friends in oklahoma in his
rev position.
II. +. Ryan. who was due in Tulsa
yesterday. will not be here until the
latter part OF the week.
GEORGE Il. Black is back from Kan
sas City. having hurried back TO take
charge OF one OF the teams in the
RED Cross campaign.
NJ. Jones OF Bristow is in tho city
and states that his brother. Il. Il.
Jones Is rushing the work on his new
home in Washington rapidly and will
make Washington his permanent
home as soon as It is completed.
J. Garfield Buel is in the city.
j. II. Grundish is here from indie
pendcnce.
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
AT IEONARD-The Caney River
is drilling a: 1850 feet on the No.
on the William McKim farm In the
center of the north line OF the south
west of the southwest of 29-17-14.
Hurford and others No. on the NJ
| Rogers farm in the center OF the
north line of the northeast of the
northeast Of 32-17-14 Is drilling at
| 200 feet.
The Caney River Gas company Is
down 500 feet on the +. Bunger No.
| In the northwest corner OF 33-17-14.
The Kay Wagner Oil company No.
2 on the river-bed in 30-17-15 was
Dry 1t has been abandoned at 1.2Oi
feet.
The Edgar Oil company has a rig
on the ground for a test on the ].
Simmons farm in the northeast corner
af the northwest of 3l-17-15. 1t Will
! be No. 2 for the farm.
OSAGE COUNTY OKLA. COMPILE
TTONS-Parish and Bereu have Ii 10
barrel well in their No. in the north
east quarter of 15-2O-12.
The Tidal Oil company No. 3 in the
southeast of 10-2o-12 is a 15-barrel
well.
+. A. Gillespie has completed No:
2 in the northeast Of 5-20-12, good
| for so barrels.
The Tidal No. 3 in the southwest
of the northwest of 24-22-1O is a 10
barrel pumper.
In the southwest of the southwest
of 33-22-10 the Winona Oil company
No.4 is a 75barrel well.
The Finana Oil company No. ID In
the northeast Of the northeast OF 32-
23-11 is 15-barrel well.
The Prairie is drilling at 400 feet
on the A. Wacoche No. 8 in the center
of the west line of the northwest of
the southwest Of 21-1S-7.
The Producers oil company Is grill
ing at $50 feet on the Netie No. In
10-1S-7.
In 2s-1s-7 the c. B. Shaffer No. I
on the F.. Wachoche farm is drilling
at $50 feet. 1t Is in the southeast
corner of the section.
The Uncle Sam Oil company Is fish
ing at 2.320 feet on No. on the }.
Jimsey allotment in the northeast
quarter of 3-1s-7
In 35-19-7 The Banford OIL com
pany is drilling at 1855 feet.
At PERKINS-In the Perkins dis
trict the Universal Oil company is
still shut down on the Truxall farm
in the northeast corner Of the nortn-
east of 29-1T-2e.
In 30-17-3e the Roxana Petroleum
company has drilled by the tools on
the Butler farm in the northeast cor
ner of the section and the test is now
shut down at 2,930 feet waiting for
casing. The hole is in splendid shape
and will be deepened.
At CUSHING-The Roma Oh cont
pany is drilling at 1900 feet on tine
Ellis farm In the northwest corner
Of the southwest OF 1-1s-5.
In 36-1s-J Dickwill Oil company
has rig up for the second test on
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MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED-A first class farm man, one not
AFRAID TO work. with small family, to
manage good farm near Tulsa. pay salary.
furnish nice house aud other modern farm
conveniences. Phone 5000 or address Ross
Grosshart COS Unity building. Tulsa
CORRESPONDENT - Young man who has
had some experience and can also do
stenographic work one preferred who has
had experience IN advertising hne. Apply
In person or by letter TO Kerr Glass MIG
Co. Sand Springs, Okla.
BOOKkEEPER and stenographor experienced
in oil wch supply business, permanent
position and good pay; give references. The
L. 5. supply company Cleveland Okla,
ASSISTANT GookkeepeT, young man accurate
and with lumber office, experience pre-
ferred Address 7. o. box 5a1
WANTED--Five tcamstcrs, five laborrrs I.
steady work Call Sunday morning at
Standard Roofing company.
WANTED-First-cl class baker at Shamrock.
Okla. Address h. c. Warren or phone 10,
Shamrock.
WANTED Man to pass out cards. good
pay, steady job. Apply this morning,
room = Culbertson building
A MAN understanding air compTessors and
having knowledge Of lathe work can find
steady work Phone 1881.
YOUNG man, bookkeeper and stenographer,
one with experience in gasoline business
BoN 5s33. World
Join the Army Recruiting offices at Ok.
lshoma City, Tulsa. Muskogee Chickasha.
Ardmore and Enid
WANTED SIX mechanics and three helpers
at once; 80 cents per hour. Apply Quick
Service Garage. Drum ght Okla
WANTEE-A groceryman; one that has had
some experience cutting meat. Address
box $500, care World.
WANTED-A bushelman. Corner First and
Boston.
WANTED appearing hoy for fountain
work. Phone Is ReNall drug store.
THREE experienced furniture salcsmen.
Genet Furniture company.
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KANSAS CITY, June 1s.-HOGS-Re-
cepts 1000 head market steady to 1oc
higher; bulk sI515@ 1885, heavy S15.75
@l590 light S14.75@15.45, pigs $l3.5o
Gl4.5O
9, 600 southerns; market best grade steady,
Others 15c ver; prime fed steers sl2.50@
1880, dressed beef steers Slo4l2.15, south.
ern steers S7.5O@1 1880, cows $6.5o@ l0.s5,
heifers ss.5oQla, stockers $7.5C@ll
calves s7dl325
sHEEP-Receipts 1900 head market
strong to Toe higher, lambs sl6@17.50,
yearlings sl0@12, wethers S9@1l, ewes
$s75@l0.75, stockers $7d 10.
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LIVE STOCK
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June 1s,-HoGs-Rece
80 900 head market firm 1oc to l5c above
Saturdays average; bulk sl5.30@15.95,
light s1475@15.s5, mixed SIS. o5@16.o5.
heavy sl5@l6.10 rough S15@ 1925, pigs
si0.50@1479.
CATTLE Receipts $1,000 head; market
unsettled native beef cattle $3.50 I3. rs,
stockers and feeders s7.2O@l0.5O cows and
heifers s5.DO011.75, calves Sl0.504 l 20.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head; market
steady; wethers Ss.s0d11.3O, ewes s7.70@
1880. lambs s1040@l6, springs $3.50
IA ls
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Oklahoma Stock Sales.

Special to The World
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 1s.-one hun
dred twenty-seven cars quarantines; market
10c to l5c lower j. II. True, Ryan okla
40 steers, O92 pounds, $ll: Blackstone
Warner, Okla, 32 steers, go pounds, $50.
In native division, Ed Barnes, Chickasha, %
steers, Cos pounds, So; NJ. II Hughes,
Chickasha, 81 steers, 953 pounds, SlO4O
23 steers ss1 pounds, S9.25; briggs a
Hughes, Chickasha, 90 steers, 927 pounds,
$3.50; 80 steers, s2s pounds, $s.25; b.
fedbetter, Elgin, Kan, 23 steers, ,l56
pounds, Sl150; 2s steers, SOC pounds, $3.50.
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CHICAGO, June 18.-BUTTEK-Steady !;
creamery 32h "a 36k kc
EGGS-Stesdy; receipts 20,769 cases
firsts 200 SOC ordinary firsts 27@2Sc, at
mark cases included % ga soc.
70 POTATOES-Steady; new, receipts so
cars Louisiana, Texas and Alabama 1925 a
$50: old, receipts cars S2.90@3l5.
POULTRY-Alive unchanged
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UNFURNIsuED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Unfurnished two rooms. 30;
three rooms sl3 so per month. l4O+ East
Third street.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. 1886
East Fourth
TWO unfurnished rooms. lls North
Phoenix.
uNFURNrsHED rooms Phone 36lG-J.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Investment

Auu Wy W. 5JuulluNullu u
Three-story stone and brick bank
building; one Of the best corner loca-
tons In the state of Oklahoma For
further information, address Box 5s67,
care World
I TRUSTEE SALE - New and second hand
furniture and hardware stock; invoice
about 81 500: m0stly new goods: no dead
stock. goods bought under preient market;
20 per cent made on purchase: good town,
tooo people. county site; good farming
country. some cattle reason for selling part
ners cannot agree: sell for highest bidder
Tor cash on May Is at 0 O'Clock D. m.
Adiiess J. W. Green, trustee, or Bonds
Tucker, owners, Hodrnvilc. Okla
LUMBER and building mateuai-LouislanA
long Leaf yellow pine lumber shipped direct
from hill, subject to examination, shingles.
windows, doors aud hardware: no advance
payneni required qrick shipments, grade and
Charles, La
WANTED agent FOR high class new beyerag.
now On sale IN nearly all large cities and
going bis good proposition for a live man
TO buid up big permanent business big
Advertising campaign will be run Ia local
papers 10 help Introduce product; II you are
interested write for interview Address box
bNtA care World.
tuh HALk-Au or half interest la Tulsa
beauty parlor. Call Monday morning be.
NN''W " ana IL, ltaNlNg city on account OF
sickness located 1903 East Third, Holmes q
llooyer. balcony.
LEADING picture show in county seat town
PooO population; only one other show Ia
town For particulars address Box 1888,
care World
FOR SALE-ReStaGrant feeding 400 people
daily; all new fixtures; will sacrifice,
oall Square Deal restaurant. Second and
NAETtD-Good reliable man as partner In
my business, will sacrifice half 90 righ,
parry Tor $500. who can produce good refer
ene"' w. II JenGen. Ss North Main 81
FOR SALE Hotel furnishings. centrally To-
Gated in oil town, 81 rooms; II sold Ut
once. sSno. ADDRESS Crescent Hotel. Ar
FOR sALE--Chcap. or trade cash drug
store stock and fixtures. Apply W T.
Miles Room 10, Exchange National. Phone
2P3s
FOR SALE-Good variety store In town OF
5000, making 40 per cent net. Address
$500, care World
FOR SALE-s500O confectionery, college
town, making 40 per cent net. Address
$500, care World.
WILL pay highest prices Tor your second.
hand furniture. West Tulsa Furniture
company. Phone sass.
Highest prices paid for mems second. hand
clothing and shoes. Commercial Loan Co.,
Fast First.
FOR sALE-First class confectionery. max.
Ing good money. a bargain. Address
rant and room,ng house; all or half inter.
cal, ii9h North Main.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second hand
clothing, shoes and hats. Phone 25s5.
MANHATTAN cafe Tor sale IN sand Springs,
iocatrd on Main street.
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Fort Worth Live Stock.

FORT WORTH, Texas, June 1s.-CAT-
TI.E-Receipts 10000 head; market lOc to
15c lower; beeves s7@1l.75.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head; market
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head; market
steady lambs $l5M16.
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Personals

c. f. Crawley motored to Kansas
City Saturday and will return the mid
die of the week He was accompanied
by his secretary Arthur Lippa, who
came back yesterday.
O. G. Bantley OF Oklahoma City,
prominent oil operator, is in Tulsa on
business.
Charles d. Crotchett representing
Houston-F1ble e Co. of Kansas City,
returned from that place yesterday
and announces that his company will
have the line in full operation
Wednesday. The office Is located
across the street from Hotel Tulsa on
the second floor.
Henry McGraw of the Gulf Pipe
Line company is back from "A week.
trip to Kansas.
John Jones, prominent attorney OF
Chanute, Kan, is reported to have a
position with the Tidewater oil com
pany as general-attorney with head
quarters In New York. Mr.. Jones has
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cidedly in value today, Influenced TO con
siderable extent by estimates that North
America and Argentine would have net in
crease Of $50. 600 600 bushels the eXportt-
able surplus this season as compared with
last year. Tho market closed heavy, 10 y c
10 l0Rc net lower with July at S21lb
and September at Sl.s5. Corn lost lie to
2 kc and oats 7se to lAc. Provisions fin
ished irregular. ! nc off to soc advance.
Thruout the day commission houses were
on the selling side Of the wheat market and
there was no difficulty in forcing prices
downgrade in the absence Of any aggressive
buying
Drought reports from Texas and elsewhere
southwest together with persistent buying OF
old crop deliveries for seaboard account led
to a transient bulge in the corn market.
Oats were swsyed by the action OF corn.
Selling out by recent purchasers OF lard
and ribs hardened tho provision market.
higher quotations on hogs.
Kansas City Cash Grain.
KANSAS CITY, No, June ls.-WHEAT
No. 2 hard $27o@2so, No. red s2.7S
CoRN-YO. 2 mixed si.esh @I.es. No. .
yellow sl69Is
oATs-No. . white re. No. mixed
6shc.
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE s33o@3.4o
St. Louis Cash Grain.
ST. LOUIS, June ls-No. red nominal,
No. hard s2s5@2.92.
C0RN-No. 81 20, No. white $40 y
oATS-No 2 7OIac, No. 2 white nominal.
RYE-No 2 nominal
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POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK.
lDWgJ For Sale

Black and white shepherd dog
tfemale) u years old; make ele-
giant watchdog for farm or anyone
having large grounds. Price IS. Ad-
dress owner, 519 South Houston ave-
nue. Tulsa.
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PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY, Mo, June ls.-BUTTER
Creamery 35c, firsts 33e, seconds 32e pack
ing 29c.
EGGS-Firsts 29c.
POULTRY-Roosters lac, hens Is hc,
broilers zoe.
POTAToEs-New firm, s3,25i old
steady, 50.
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AT HAS<ELI-Bob Gillespie No.
Colbert in 1-l5-14 is in the sand and
is making 500 barrels. 1t is slightly
better than the first well on the farm
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ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-PoULTRY-He
1sAc, springs 27G31c, turkeys 22c, ducks
l5c, geese II a lac.
BUTTER-Creamery 37c.
EGGS-2S iac.
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LIVERPOOL, June ls.--C0tton, spot firm: (:
good middlng ls.26d, middling lSd, low
middling IT Sid sales 10000 bales, 1000
for speculation and export; receipts 22,300
bales; futures firm, closing June 174sd
July.August l71ld, September October
l6.4Sd, October November 16.05d, December
January 15.60d, January February 15.52d,
March April 1884.
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At KEYSTONE-The Atlantic Pc
troleum company and Billingslea are
drilling at 1900 feet in No. l on the
Hoppage farm in 24-19-10.
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New York Cotton Futures.
New Orleans Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANS, June IS.-The cotton
market opened steady and closed at a net
advance Of so to % points.
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showed renewed strength and activity today
with all deliveries making new high records
for the season. October contracts sold up
to 25.70c or more than cent pound above
Saturdays closing figures and closed NJ 25sc.
The general list closed steady at net ad-
vance OF Ga TO 90 points.
- The market opened firm at an advance Of
2s to 81 points on buying which was stimu.
lated by an advance equivalent to approx
mately cent pound In the English mar
ket bullish reports from the goods trade,
and low private condition figures. There
was good deal OF realizing which caused
moderate reactions during the morning, but
offerings showed a tendency TO taper off on
setback, and the general list sold So TO l0I
points net higher during the early afternoon.
This advance carried July contracts up 10
% 5.s5c and December to 25.s2c, maAing u
gain Of l65 to lss points from the low level
reached ON the reaction OF last Friday morn.
ing Business then became less active and
later fluctuations were irregular. last prices
showing reactions OF some 10 or ~ points
from the best. Private cables attributed the
advance in Liverpool to good trade buying
and an accumulation OF continental buying
orders ever the week end Another private
crop report was published before the Openin x
placng the condition at IA, compared with
70 toward the end of last month. Detailed
weather reports showed unseasonaby low
temperature over Sunday and there were CON
tinued complaints of insufficient rainfall from
south Texas. The weather today was warmer.
but the forecasts held out no immediate
were 2,66s bales making 5,03s, ,2s3 so far
this season. Port receipts 6.s92, United
States port stocks 500, 545 bales
New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, JGhe ls.-fbs cottoN
market here was very quiet but very strong
today. contracts rising over IS bale on
moderate trading The demand at no time
was of large proportions but offerings were
small and sentiment was bullish. At the
topmost levels active months were 90 TO l16
points up. The improvement was fairly well
main tained the close showing a net gain for
the session OF 80 to 90 points October wen'
above the 25c level and all months made new
high records
liverpool's sensational advance started the
advance movement here and the demand was
increased by cold weather over Sunday. bullish
crop accounts and private bureau report
showing an improvement in condition since
the latter part of May OF only IA points.
On top OF everything was much talk of large
war orders still being placed with the cotton
mills of this country.
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AT STONE BLUFF>Wilcox and
associates have a rig on the groun.
for No. on the Grayson farm in sec
ton 30-16-15.
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GRAIN

Chicago Grain.
CHICAGO, June 1s-Wheat dropped de-
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lOS - elloN lcTslan kitten, near York;
town and Xanthus Just south OF Admiral;
finder return to % South Zunis and receive
reward.
ONE HUNDRED FORTY egg x.Ray incn:
baior. Nearly new. One man green hone
grinder, No. IN. Hand or power. new,
v Perkins. Addition Lombard.
MATCHING EGGS. Heavy laying White
Leghorns. quarter south Lake station, T. s.
line or box 1868 Tulsa. s5 hundred. See this
flock before buying elsewhere.
FOR SALE-Smal pony; unusually safe
for children for riding. either with OF
without saddle and bridle. Phone ala
TO TRADE for city property, 100 acres oil
fine land. old settled district In eas,ern
Kansas. fairly well improved Phone 6669,
BOSTON TERRIER puppies, pedigreed
stock just the thing for child's pet or
automobile dog. Phone 407 White
WANTED-A good Jersey or Holstein COW,
fresh; price must be right Phone 2735.
FOR SALE-Fox terrier puppies. male SS
female 81 80 62l North Boston.
SCOTCH collie puppies Tor sale. Phone
2i2I-J.
BULL PUPPIES for sale. Phone 5737.R.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

sToLEN-s75 reward stolen from my gas
rage; l2al East Hodge, Friday night,
motor No. 2957s3 same number 2s9l26.
Phone information. l. d. Brooks. Phone
1914.
SrRAYED or stolen--SaturIay nIght, bay
horse, branded with Q on left shoulder;
one ear split Return W. A. Starting. Cows
eta, Okla. reward.
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MANTED-Three or four-room furnished
apartment or five. room furnished cottage.
close In Address s65s. care World.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
FGmaemelQe Apartments

1t rWlIuEluUuuS AlpdlTuulnlSMuS
Corner Fifth and Denver; just CONS
pleted. High class. Two rooms with
-four room efficiency. completely fur-
nished. Every up-to-date conven<
fence.
THE IDEAL HOME FOR TWO
Phone 1895
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the Shotwell farm. II is in the nG:tn-
west corner OF the section.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas COM
pany is drilling at l.5O0 feet on the
e. Ellis farm in the northwest corner
'of l-lS-5.
AT SPARKS The oklahoma star
OH company has never spudded in the
test on the J. II. Whittier farm In the
northeast corner OF the northwest of
14-lS-4e. The rig has been standins
for months but nothing has been
done.
At PADEN- Prairie oil X Gas
company is drilling at $50 feet on the
Rogers No. in the Northwest corner
of the southwest OF s-l2-7.
The Praire No l on the Bishop n
the northwest corner OF the northwest
of ll-l2-6 is still rig
AT BALD HlII.-The test of Mic
kelson and others in 36-15-lb is now
rated at LOO barrels from sand
found at Ass feet 1t has drilled in
itself, starting off at $50 barrels, and
gradually getting better.
At BtLLEVUE-The Prairie oil
& Gas Co is drilling at 1850 feet on
the kano farm in the northeast cor
ner of the northeast of 21-17-s. The
Layton and Jones sand as well as
the Cleveland We're dry.
At OkENAH-The Okmulgee Pro
ducing and Refining comany test on
the Cumseh farm In the southeast
corner Of the southeast OF 21l2-l0
Is a rig on the ground.
AT COUNCIL HILII-Cooper and
sthers No. l on the Thompson farm
in the southwest corner OF the south
east OF the southwest of 20-12-16 is
drilling at l,S0O feet
AT MOUND NALIEY-The Allan
tic Petroleum company has a 2,O00,-
O00-foot gas well in No. in 3-33-l7.
1t is on the Mullendore farm.
AT STONE BLCFE@Wilcox and
associates have a rig on the grounc
for No. on the Grayson farm in sec
ton 30-16-15.
At KEYSTONE-The Atlantic Pc
troleum company and Billingslea are
drilling at 1,500 feet in No. / on the
Iloppage farm In 24-19-10.
AT HASI<EII-Bob Gillespie No. .
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WANTED-Furnish@d apartment completely
equipped for Housekeeping. with room
for maid answer giving details, prices, etc.
references exchanged. Address Box 6653.
I carp World
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ELEGANT furnished Groom apartment; also
two apartments of two rooms each ele-
gantly furnished, and one light housekeep-
ing room nicely furnished all in new apart.
ment; water. gas, light furnished large, cool
rooms; exceptional home-like for the sum.
mer. 1925 South Boston. Phone 2263-J,
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FURNISHED apartment for rent; one-haH
of new six-room modern double house,
$40 per month; no children and no CANNES;
references required. Phone 66l5. Address
l19 West Cameron.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

4 UNFINISHED apartment, close in; ref.
erencss. Address Box $500, care World
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED-By u congenial couple room and
board In private family, close In. Ad-
dress box $3.50. care World
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AT MOUND VALIIEY-The Allan
tic Petroleum company has 1000,
000-foot gas well in No in 333-l7.
1t is on the Mullendore farm.
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BUINEss PERSONAL.

FOR LEAsE-2ao acres OF land in i2.2si5.
Nowsta county, for oil and gas purposes,
Write W. ". whitley, 532 North Maple,
Nowsta, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

MASQUERADE costumes for rent; anything
you want. evening gowns. Phone 2434-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

WILL pay highest prices Tor your second.
hand furniture. West Tulsa Furniture
Phone SASS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

COTTON
New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, June 1s.-The cotton market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

FOR SALE-s5. 900 confectionery. college
town, making 40 per cent net. Address
$500. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

HIGHEST cash price paid for mems second
hand suits, coats and trousers; also buy
shoes and hats. Phone 3467
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

FOR SALE-Good variety store In town OF
1000. making 40 per cent net Address
$500 care World