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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
East Is East and
West Is Vest

Mid-cuntirent oil men and espe-
clallv rcfincrs are being barred from
the patriotic duty OF furnishing sup
pIies of petroleum and It's products
lbs some arbitrary action on IN" part
OF Tho petroleum director or tn" bu-
teau of transportation, according 70
rcports received here, and there ~
tuucn dissatisfaction on that account.
Thr east seems to have all the best
of il as AGAINST the west principally on
account Of the fact that tank cars arc
being sde;racked until the schfcly
here has became most acute. Wh"n
asked that the situation he remedled'
tbc reply is given, I'VE are all snort
of locomotives
rhcrc has been somo sort OF an
embargo on the Pennsylvania, ia
tiuorc & ohio system. but while thls
ig truc the embargo does not tIl'ct
incl oil ESQ long as coal is BEING
moved" according to official hotce7
sent ont hy the above roads
Sniuc Of the larger exporters Wh"
have for customers many ma d-'"h',
mont rcflucrs are finding II "Act'u
n.lN difucult to get hclp III the lha'
Ter of obtaining eastern terminals hn !
h,Ip from the government n co"
,crtcd action is being brought to rem
,dv the matter and officials oI inc
Western Petroleum ltcfners hss"cl'-
lion seem to have awakened To ln'
situation at last and Will pcrhhP"
get busy.
should there be plentiful supply
IF water and II may ram any lIn p,
here viii be "A lot more oil PRODUCED
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
Statistics Wanted,

statistics are the basis of all intel
ugcnt calculations relative to a bust
ness. They are the bookkeeping of the
business" This from j. i. MaroncN
member of the publicity burcau of the
Mid Continent oil ~ Gas association,
and he is right. lie proposes that the
association gather weekly and monthly
statistics and issue reports based on
their own findings, just as Is done in
California.
The only available statistics are
those compiled by the Standard oil
company. and they have not proved
satisfactory I'm This field. oil men have
secuted the idea that they should be
taken seriously and now that tho asso-
citation is under way II ought To be
able To either verify the published re
ports or else hand out the right dope.
The committee on publicity as IL now
stands is made up of Charles 7. VIII
son of the firm of Mosler Il Wilson,
well known as at the top of the pro-
ccssiOn and fully capable OF knowing
good. sound, practical sense when II
comes to publicity; Leo Meyer tax
commissioner for tosdcn K Co, who
has had Il world Of experience in poll
tics, having been state auditor Of
Oklahoma. which position he filled
with the greatest credit; j. j. Marc
uey of Dkmulgce. as mentioned above,
is another and lie can be depended
upon FOR facts and figures when once
presented for his approval; Roy NJ.
johnson OF Ardmore is the fourth
member. ana Mr.. Johnson will do
wonders in bringing the south end
into line To help out the fraternity
which is always having To fight for
its very life If not In one way, then
i'm another.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
Two oil Men CAPTAINS.

Harry $. Gwyunc and Harry Gwin-
nup who are not second cousins as
the name seems 10 imply, have both
earned the rank of captains the
former In the infantry and the latter
In the artillery, and the many friends
OF the boys in Tulsa are proud of
them,
Harry Gwynnc will doubtless make
the hndsomest captain that Tulsa has
over turned out and has all the cour-
age ana ability necessary to make
good as "A soldier. lie got his place
10y the hardest kind Of hard work and
NO ptdl Harry Gwinnup was formerly
champion golf player OF oklahoma
aud great faNorite among his friends
among the oil fraternity here. Both
were connected with the Carter oil
company. the former as the head OF
the Nrdmurc office and the latter as
an attorney In the Tulsa office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
uonOricd Showing.

The Carter on company No. | on
tho Hawkins farm IN the southeast
corner OF the southwest OF tho north
east OF 1881 was reported showing
for we'll In the Tucker yesterday, but
the latest report yesterday was that
thoy were installing a new crown
block. the old one having been broken
at 2.s94 feet. The well 81 not show
Ing In tho Tucker, IN getting down to a.
depth where that sand may he eN-
pcctcd soon II II about a mile south
west OF the big Shaffer Tucker sand
well In the southeast OF l1-1S-7 and
lies In Il goodlooking direction. The
Carter well offsets the Sinclair oil
Gas 90. No. 1 oH the George Clinton
farm TO the north. The clinton well
is pumping 10 barrels daily from the
IlnNtOn snnd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27

and dry weather has been the onb
factor entering into the situation that
has helped. and this only negatively.
II. rs stated. oil h scarce on account
or failure Of moisture. 1t cannot be OF
fercd rofiners ON long time contracts
at big prices and the rcflner therefore
has hnd time 70 help his own sltuh-
uou by arranging for storage for sur-
plus gnsoiinc and kerosene.
with the government asking for Of
fcrings from the refinors II * hard
luck that they find themselves In the
present position and 80 far no adc-
quatc remedy has been suggested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27

has rig In for No. On the L. Mat
thows farm IN the southwest corner
of the northeast OF the southeast OF
i0-15-l6.
the French williams and others
NO. 2 or the Is. Friday farm IN the
southwest corner OF 23-15-15 is shut
down at 1.640 feet
Worthwoody and associates No. /
on the G. Franklin farm In the south
west corner OF tho southeast OF 2B-
lb-15 is stiIl rig.
Peterson. Scully and associates No.
on the 4. Smith farm IN the south
east corner OF the southwest of the
southwest or 6-15-l6 IS shut down at
l.bJ0 feet
Peterson and others have q rig on
tfe ground for No. . on the Neal Nc
lntosh farm in the northwest corner
Of the southwest OF the southwest of
16-15-iG.
Nicely ana others No. z on the NJ.
Mcintosh farm in the southwest cor
ner or the northwest Of the southwest
ot 16-15-lG is "A rig.
The Brady on company No. / on
the William Banks farm In the south
west corner OF the northwest of II.
1916 In shut down NJ I.2i0 feet
The Cancy River Gas company has
tools In for No. 2 on the j. Harrison
farm III the southeast corner of the
northwest OF the southeast of IL
1916.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
Not "Sititup Pretty"

Several Bartlcsyllle oil producers In
town yesterday take violent exceptions
with the dope being sent out from
their home town to the effect that the
little oil producers are ''sitting pretty
and are well-contented with the situs-
tiou. They suggest that the commit
tee on publicity OF the Mid Continent
on 4 Gas association take the matter
up at once and see II this kind OF hot
air cannot be eliminated. 1t got by
I'm this paper by error Monday morn
ing, but viii not happen again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27

The Sinclair OH a. Gas Co. No. / |
on the Walker farm IN the northeast
corner OF the southeast OF 2i22-4w
was deepened feet Saturday and the
production was slightly increased Pre-
vious to drilling deeper the well made
~ barrels per day the low production
being due 10 sanded-up packer.
When cleaned out II is expected to
make 10 or 100 barrels. The top OF
the sand was found at l.165 feet. n
little low for the regular Hoy pay, but
still figured 10 be thPi sand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
LIONAnD- Tho OkInhoma Cons,

ONARD The Oklahoma Consol-
idatci on company has n rig on tho
ground to drill u test on the Il. Rob-
Crtson farm In the northeast corner
.of tho southwcs' OF the southwest OF
.21-17-14
Tho Western Plains oil company
No. | on the h. CoTpton farm in the
southwest corner Of the northwest
or tie northeast Of :3-1i-lA IL drilling
At $50 feet.
The Pnot oil company No. on
TIA" l.. Billy farm IN the centor of
'he south line Of the southeast Of
the northwest Of 2l-l7-li is not to be
abandoned as first reported but Will
hc saved FOR q gas wen in sand found
from 1910 to l.@bC feet where it
Elado about 100000 feet The total
depth Is 2,Ol2 feet.
Sullivan and others No on the
VI. Rogers farm In the center OF the
south line ~ the northeast OF the
southwest Of 2l-'i-l4 Is q rig on tn"
ground
The Atlantic Petroleum company
No ! on the :. r. Sf,il farm IN the
northwest corner of the northeast OF
the southeast Of 2o-lI-l4 Is dry and
abandoned at 2,025 feet
Davis and EOungcr's No. 3 on tho
river bel in 26-l7-ii viii he plugged
back to tn" shallow sand from l,196
to- l.22S feet and shot. The total
depth is l.St3 feet. The deeper sand
WAS dry. No. on the least Is q lj-
barrel well At a total depth OF 1.2O3
feet after shot. No. is drilling at
| $50 fect.
Bolrmdn ana others are still fish
| ing ON the we'll IN the northeast cor
nor of section 25-i7-ll, depth 1850
| feet.
The New York oil company has
/ a rig up for No. on the Gibson
farm vet. II Is in 25-17-14.
Tho Broken Arrow oil company is
! 0rilung at l,2lb feet on No on the
| n. Kelly farm in the northeast cor
Ecr OF the northwest OF the northeast
oc G-l7-15.
NJ. z. Harris and others No. on
! the II Nhildc's farm IN the south
east corner of the northeast uf the
northwest OF 3O-l7-i5 Is drilling at
/ 500 feet.
The Hammond and others No. >
! on the river bed In the southeast cor
nJr of the southwest Cf S3-li~l5 Is
s'ill shut down ut 1850 feet.
Tine Livingston oil Corporation has
shot the cleaned out No. on III"
/ Childcrs farm IN 30-l;-15 and IT flow
! cd S50 barrels the first - hours,
after being cleaned out Water IN
/ the holc drowned prt the oil but Il
t,aiup back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27

NJ. Childers farm in the northwest
corner OF the southeast OF tho south
west OF 2S1S-1S Is drilling at bZo
feet.
Frank Wright has abandoned No. l
on the n. Tuletks farm In the north
west corner of the northeast or inc
northwest of 2g-18-16.
Ponnybacker and others No. IN
the southwest corner OF the north
aest OF the northwest of the north
west OF 28-1Sl6 Is abandoned at 663
feet. No. 4 In the northeast corner
OF the northwest of the northwest or
the northwest of the section is also
abandoned and dry at 402 feet.
Frank Wright Is fishing at LOO
feet on No. | on the G.. Williams farm
in the southeast corner Of 21-lS-l6.
NORTH OF BROKEN ARROW
Dean and others No. on the X. Miles
farm in The northeast corner OF the
southwest OF the southwest Of 4-l9-li
is shut down at 1000 feet.
Thompson and others No. on the
G., Woods farm in the northwest cor
ncr Of tie northeast OF the south
west OF l9-19-l4 is shut down OF 4OO
feet.
The Laurel Oil & Gas company No.
on the A. Sunday farm In the north
west corner OF the southwest OF go
1915 is shut down after rigged up.
Webster and others No. l on the
T.. Tiger farm in the southwest cor
rer of the northwest OF the northeast
Of 10-lS-l5 Is drilling at ESQ feet
BROKEN ARROW-G. w. Web
ster. who has bought out most of his
partners interest In holdings in the
broken Arrow field and is one of the
big operators over there. Is drilling AZ
400 feet in the southwest corner OF
the northeast of 19-1S-15.
lie is also moving in rig in the
center of the north line of the south
west OF the southeast of 34-lS-l4
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
Oil and Gas
Leases. Supplies Production Eto
NEW LOCATION

NEW LOCATION
Robert \ NJ. Birnoy. Funeral Di-
rector. Motor Equipment 92l 3
Main Phones Usage ij6. Res. l9l.
For sale New standard 4-inch line
pipe. recessed couplings; immediate
delivery ou tract at Tulsa, car iond
Quantities. Phone Usage i510.-AdN.
Wautcd-Acrcagc in fee. Address
particulars to $. L. Green. Box CSC.
Sauulpa, Ollla,-AdN.
Owner must raise some cash quick.
Wu sell 9-room house at bargain
Address hos B-l3, World OFFICIALLY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
BROKEN ARROW -Tb

river Gas company IS drilling at $50
feet on tha II. Johnson farm in tho
southwest corner OF the northwest
of the northeast of 3l-1S-15.
The Sladys Belle No. | on the W.
Cunningham; farm In the southeas.
corner Of the northeast of the south
east or 4-ls-l6 Is drilling at $50 feet
Parnch and associates have n aban-
doned No. l on the Williams farm In
the southeast corner OF 22-1S-l6 at
$50 feet
Frank V. Wrights No. OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-27
mEALDToN CoLpLETIoNs-


Sarasota farm I'm the southwest cor
nor Of the northeast of the southwest
Df the northeast of 23-4S-3w is a zoo
barrel natural well at a total depth IF
| .0g6 feet No. 80 ola the same farm
!u the southeast corner Of the south D.
west OF the northwest of the north
east OF the section Is good Tor 100
barrels natural nt total depth or l.
lo2 feet No. 80 In the center Of the
south half Of the southeast of tho
northeast of the section started off ~
100 barrels at total depth of l,0SJ
feet.
The tumble oil company's No. 81
on the Tubhcc farm in the southwest
corner of the southwest of the north
west Of 2l-ls-3w is good for 40 bar
lcls at total depth Of 1,0iG feet.
30 80 on the farm is good for 30
barrels At / 100 feet. No. IL Tubbee
IN the northeast of 24+s-3w Is a 40
barrel we'll az 1905 feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has shot No. IL ON the Woodruff farm
II, the southeast corner of the north
east 90 the southwest OF the southwest
OF 3O-3s-3w and II started off at 60
barrels at 1,IS6 feet
Critchlow and others No. II ON III"
Frazier farm in the southwest coruer
Of the northwest of the northeast OF
the southeast of 9-4s-3w is a 75 barrel
we'll at total depth of 1,1l0 feet
The Hickman oil n Gas company
has a dry hole ir No. l ON the Hick-
man farm In SS-"s-3w and IL has been
abandoned nj 2,1l5 feet.
The Czariua OH company's No. 3
Cr the Homer farm in the southwest
corner of the northeast Of the south
west ~ the southwest OF so 2s-Sw Is
div and abandoned at 1897 feet.
Wcstheimer and Dauhe's No. Q on
the Fee IN the northwest corner of the
Southwest ~ the northwest Of al
2s-2w Is CoWplCtcd, dry and aban-
doucd at l19O coct.
Jake l. Hamon has abandoned No.
1t on the Dauoy farm I'm the north
west corner e the southwest of the
southeast of S0-Ss-Sw at n total depth
OF l340 fNet
Tho summit oil company's No. /
on the Horrstadt form in the north
west corner of the southeast OF the
southwest OF li2s-Sw IL dry and
abandoned AZ 2,570 feet
HASKELL --Klsslcr and others No.
| ON the w Gray0on farm i'm the
southwest corner OF i-lb-l5 is shut
down NJ 400 foet.
Tho Carter OH company has rig
up for No. on the II. Manuel farm
IN the center Of the north line OF the
northwest OF 6-l5-lh.
rhe Cancy Rive, Gas company Is
shut down NJ 600 feet on the NJ W.
Barnett farm IN the certcr OF the
southeast OF tho southeast OF S-l5-15.
the same company has rig In
to deepen the old hole in the sclth-
west corner Of the northwest of 1S-l5-
Is, Its present depth Is 1900 feet.
IL is M. on the S Henderson
farm.
The Caney River Gas company has
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
KETCHIKAN BOYS NOW
 IN FRANCE

George Cole. one .; Ketchikan's boys who grew 70 young manhood attended -ae public schools here. and who wis .-ed here last summer. working il the fish business is nov in France. and writes 10 his friends here telling them ot his enlistment with one Of the Cal lfornia regiments. Mr. Cole says he mel Homer Ball, son c. Mrs Ball, for merly in the Tongass Trading com p&ny. in France, where he had been sent as member of the 4th Virgin isns. one Of the first regiments to cross oyer. Mr. Ball Is sergeant. and the two chums met there in the trenches. after having lost track Of one another for q number Of years.
 Mr. i. Tall. Of the Northern Mach ine Works received . letter from Mr. Cole whom he met last summer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
GOING SOUTH SOON

" J. " Naehay. e he firm Of Sawyer < Nackag teggzaE operators = planning o1 Ieayiag on tae Princess Sophia Friday evening sor ais old home .a Victoria. 3. C. where he will spend he Christmas holidays. Mir M4eKay-s brother 4as .us5 returned 70 Victoria. from France where ae has ta42 :1 active ss-v.ca for TWO years and was recently discharged on ac- col-, Q. losing his hearing. and is noT stone deaf. Mir MacKay may r.s., .- California .a-e-. returning s1o1- March Is
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
PRISONERS TO GO NORTH

United S-a-ss Marsha, J II Tan a=s ar-iTe5 o1 the Jefferson yesterday rom ,1e north accompanied by W, J C1lds. guard from Juneau 70 -ake charge .: 3 number . prisoners who a-= co se-v= -ae.- sentences a. the Jaa+a1 Jail M-. Tanner will return -a;s eYeaiag on -he Admiral ETans. Prisoners co be transferred are Lud- m.g Olsen. Francisco Rineon, Louis Fernandez. Francisco Martinez, Albert Aa,ssog. C. M Fines. Christina Mur- pay 4 W.nzey. Jose M. Roses, and Hans Schmidt. who will serve sea-en- c=s varying from six months 70 rear.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
hiETLAK LA TEAM
 WINS OUT IN GAME
snl1ndii Team Work and Ability Ha Get Baskets Wins Day
 Fer Visitors
Paramount Pictures

e- me -o1gAes. and tastez: z Y ne Moose Hall ke,c5- 5=.=a-55 Saturday a.gh- ty E=-.aE2-.4 -=a1 il ne frs. z---zs- c@ -1e season The % ended a..a ne score q: -s .-Fo- 9. ,1= visitors. after 2 a-.,.=-
 E5.e-.s44 team lad 2o- aae. 1cpss 2. vaa21:s1- 3=as5.,z1s. -1= t3Ts showed material which ~s-A ! lits.s i1=. oag1- -o make one o: e71t.-z-.5-= Es.ca.aaa has
 - her ' -1.s spo-. pay -a= -=-a=a gans --= near :.-l-= Ehsa oTs hope . a--1g bacE lack T4.oo- Q: :ze ne.ehi- 114e=5 ,2.s morning taa- -@= town -. sae-.. z@z=-g- D -1= married 9-z- ec--=s-. :o- practice
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
TRY TIE ID" SCLDFE 2,S
Monday Night

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dee. E--9H charges q @a EEa- ez an alleged rasasa1 .a a1-y AT order 1o drill September E. when --e. ere ssa- .ioaed in ths E.s asa5 d.s-ril-. a.eea members q -ha Sixth Ca 5a- 70 -rial bese-a cart-.@--a- -e. The men rasas4 70 2aay orders 70 drill. saying t4ry were worn ea- atsar q lcng siege q guard duty,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
DrCEIN SAD NEWS

Attorney James M. Saoup is il re- ee:p- ot me sad news of the death Of a.s sister Mrs Margare. G,endinning 5, her home ia Spokane Wash. on December II Mr. shoup is now the only surviving mem sr ot -he family .: nine children. an lad planned on making 2 rip to Yi>t. his sister nex, summer. She is su-T.ved by several children. who are Twins n Spokane.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

Classes in stenography and French
 gi,. nee, ac ;he school house this ey- aa:as. tAa class ta steaography ar -.Se and ,1a, .1 French ]. >:3o. Ey- e-yoaa should De present a. .A.s frs, seS>.cn. We should Ike . see more .4 attendance 3; tAe Class .a Citizen sa.p This class is for anyone who may need i.. Come and derive the b42a6c Our n.gA- school is far be- hind some ot the night schools il the Territory. L=- gs make i. -he best,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
S 4 MEN AND WOMEN OF
 AMERICA

r On December T.. 1917, your +
 5. American Red Cross will launch + > campaign-its Christmas Mem- F ! b=9ship Driye-for ten million < j. new members. By January l, F + lslS the American Red Cross will + # have ten million new members.I F s will have them because. lacking + ... them, it cannot do all that the 4 < world from out this agony of 4 :. var against war. is crying for it + ss 10 do and do quickly. Now, if F * never before, all of you should <
 5 belong to your American Red F % Cross. There should be not ten <
 <. million. but twenty million, for F
 7, " million new members. < ,S <. + ss + .S + + r F
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
TORONTO IRON WORE
 DAMAGED B. IRE

TORONTO Oar- Canada r t Fire which originated il ll shop ot the Fqa-~5n Iron Wa he Toronto -ar.r11- earlE zAz completely destroyed e:a tG1.. nd
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
lh COMMISSIONERS COURT

On complaint sworn 70 b r. J.. F'ir1irail. ot trespass F. Frederickson Fss arrested and brought ID for rial before ,h4 L. $ Commissioner Fri day a- t1o o'clock. The case adjourn ed a. 4.3) and vas continued Satur- day morning a II o'clock and the jury rea- og- q. 1.39 :o deliberate oa the mater l verdict ot No. Guilty was drought i1
 Paa, King. an old offender. was ar rested Saturday 0 na charge or s=.,i1g liquor to natives and was brot D betore tae commissioner a. t~o o'clock and found not guilty.
 Our line ot clothing Shoes. Hats and Gents Furnishings are second 70 none, P. J. Gilmore-adT
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

X Van Navern. well known repre-, sentative ot the West Coast Grocery Company ot Tacoma. was an arrival from the north yesterday. Mir. Van Mavern on his las: trip north had the misfortune 0. breaking several ribs .a a u, and Ge iS jast reeuperating.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

Because ot the nearness ot Christ. mas the program comnit;ee Of She Par ea,-Teacher Association has decided no. :c have is December program. The nax; program Will bs given on yhe evening Q. January i6. Program wL be published later.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

Oak Olson representing Schwabac- her Bros ot Seattle. Jacob RetSnes, ot Petersburg. H. II Ha2Ion. ot Hadley. ! N Tanner. and W. J.sGhiids. Of Juneau and :. s Leland, ot Kasaan are a, the Revilla today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

eSe L. Weigsad Of Topeka, Kas, aa5l. a b.rdhouse this spring. painted =ae house white and the root red and
 s,aabird raised a tamily n it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
LOCAL NOTICE MARINERS

tlASkA-S stephens Passage. Mid a Passage Light reported as Not Gmalag on December Il 1917, will r.Ehced as soon as practicable. 8s 6.rac-.oG ot -@e Commissioner oi
 houses. W C. nIBEELL. Light, .zaHsa Inspector.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

#aM3-s Q, sheds aaa badly damaged @a.sh- boa; and rawler The ds"@a ~as estimated 3, from eHa 10 >5oitaT covered by in .aee. The orfssu of he fire is a --c-l
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

Tae largest single assortment Of ties that eyer came 10 town are shown here-P. J. Cilmore.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17
KETCHIKAN FURNITURE
 COMPANY

Before you buy, sell CT ex- change your furniture. figure with the ketchikan Furniture Company.
 Opposite the Dream Theatre.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-17

S.r. X. Greenoaum. of the Parisian Cloak X Sui, shop. arrived on the steamer Jefferson from Juneau and will he in ;owa for several weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-19
OARkEN YOUR
 CRAY HAIR By Applying La Creole-No Dye-But Revives the
 Color Glands

Just try one bottle of La Creole. If 1t don't restore your gray hair your s1 handed back to you. La Creole is harmless and makes your hair and scalp healthy. stops dandruff. and if you have gray. white faded or streaked gray hair La Creole will change all of it to such an even beautiful dark shade that not even trace of gray can be seen That's what you want and we guarantee that La Creole will satisfy you by giving you long, lustrous. soft, fluffy. evenly dark beautiful hair. as you used to have. Sold by all drug stores or sent prepaid for $1 by Van vleet Drug Co. Memphis. Tenn.-Ad- vertisement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-19

This is the firth and last of a se- rtes of articles by former Governor O'Neal on the Alabama constitution and some of the problems to be met by the next constitutional convention