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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-26
OIL WELL SUPPLIES

500 REWARD will pay 500 reward
for the arrest and conviction of any per
son or persons discovered stealing material
from my Oil Well Supply factory yard at
Frisco 4 Frisco tracks. W c. Norrin Manu-
facturer
BARG AtNS-IO 600 feet ? y inch pipe, iOc
foot; .0o0 feet 3-inch casing practically
new. Sc; 500 0O0 feet other sizes for i'm
mediate shipment. Texas Supply company.
Beaumont Texas
One good National drilling machine for sale
Address = O. BOX 1923. tsdv)
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Oil and Gas
Leases. Supplies. Production. Etc
I.cnScS for Sale.

Leases for Sale
100 acres 1910 Okfuskee county,
Okla, so.
so acres 27-4w Grant county, Okla,
$3.50; two miles east of drilling well.
so acres 1873 Kingfisher county,
Okla, 49,
so acres 17-3 Logan county, Okla,
81; drilling mile away.
so acres 1916 Wagner county,
okla, $3.50; location in section 8.
so acres 17-l6 Wagner county,
Skla., $3.50.
We buy and sell leases and produc-
tion in all parts of the Mid-Continent
field.
RALPH DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
S34 Mayo Bldg, Tulsa.
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ence whether or rot pipe lines ad
vance the price. IN fact it gives re
fncrs courage that the price remains
at $40 per barrel Thov are making
contracts every day and when tho
boom comes II will hc the hicrest and
the most astonishing increase in trade
ever known since oil was discovered
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W Z IIassett, Who mas beeh N
Philadelphia. where ne accompanied
his wife. is back and reports that MRS.
Ilassett. who underwent Il severe oper-
alton is much improved, and That ne
homes soon TO hear that she is able tc
be moved down TO Atlantic city.
Mr.. Hassctt Is general manager OF
the international and Ardmore rein
ing companies, with headquarters in
Tulsa.
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AT RILLING+The G. T.

AT BILLINGS-Th c. It. Braden
test In the southeast quarter of 23-
23-3w is drilling at 2,i00 feet 1t is
on the Weaver farm.
J. c. Tinkle of Oklahoma City has
made locatio on the Boyle farm
in the northeast quarter OF 26-22-Sw.
J. g. Thompson and f. II. George,
both Of Oklahoma City, have made a
location in 31-243w.
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FOR SALE-Ou City Boiler Works: 10.
horsepower oil field type boiler, used
short time. new stack and an fittings. Tulsa
sand company, Phone 1921.
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today. The Vale fled is noted for
the staying Qualities Of the wells ana
until much more drilling has been
done at least. will probably make a
record.
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Testing ROrana Line.

The Roxana line from the Healdton
field to the Gushing refinery is com
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Oil map of entire state, sectionzed,
shows all development. Tulsa Map
ping Co, 500 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 143l.
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At YNLE-The Cosder test in &c
sos Is still making 400 barrels and
Will likely be drilled in little deeper
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oil and gas lease NE Sec. "a and
Sc Sec. 26, Twp. G n, r. 10 f..
Hughes county, 81 per acre. Address
Owner, 16 India Temple, oklahoma
City.-Adv.
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HELP wANTED-.AGENTs

AGENTS wanted - Eyerloc, perfect patch for
inner tubes; agents wanted General Sales
Co, Coz North Broadway Oklahoma City.
Okla
GOOD live agents wanted. Call at 3O2 South
Main, phone $40 or CALI
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Oil Field Maps.

We cover all of the producing area
of oklahoma and Kansas. We also
carry a complete line of architects
and engineers supplies Tulsa En-
gincering & supply Co., Phone 1896.
Pioneer Bldg. Tulsa, Okla.
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WANTED Tu RENT HOUSES

WANTED Five.room furnished house with
garage preferred north or south part OF
town. Phone Mr. Mitchell, 1923,
REFINED couple want four five-r0om
house. must be well furnished aud modern
references exchanged Phone $500 or 6022.
WANTED TO rcnt--5 or 5.rlpn house: close
in; south side preferred, renIeneIt.
Phone a23l.
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AT GARnER-Iones and Mayes are

At GARBER-Jones and Mayes are
shut down at 175 feet in their test
on the Hoover farm in the southeast
corner of the southeast of 2-22-5w.
Galbreath test in the middle of the
southeast quarter Of 7213w is casing
at a depth of 500 feet.
The Prairie Oil q Gas Co. is drill
ing at 2,010 feet on the Mitchell farm
in the northwest corner of the north
west Of l0-20-3w.
The Globe Oil & Refining Co. has a
rig up in the middle of the east line
of the northeast of 1922 lw on the
Bennecke farm.
The Oklahoma Refining company is
shut down at 500 feet on the Savage
farm in the center of the northeast
Of 29-22-4w.
The Sisson Oil & Gas Co. is moving
in tools for a test in the northeast
quarter of 34-24-4w.
The Rushcreek Oil company Of
Kansas City has spudded in its test
on the Harrington farm in the south
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Four rooms almost now furni.
ture. colse in, house rent very reasonable;
party huying furniture can have house: price
Of furniture S300: no agents need answer.
Address box 6079, care World
WILL exchange rcfrigerators and ioeboxes
for heating stoves Phone 6584. Diamond
Furniture company
FOR SALE-Furniture in u resident room
ing house close in; ideal locality; time
payments Phone 2754
FOR SALE-One rolltop desk, one book
Keepers 6-ioot desk, and chair. Call
room II, 202 x South Main.
FOR SALE-6O.inch oak dining table Phone
2s97
SEE the celebrated Sit-strate White at Py.
att Earns Furniture store
FOR sALE-Household furniture and gas
range. l4l5 Hodge.
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FOR SALE Brand new picture outfit, gaso.
line engine. generator. field meteor, REQ
stat. Powers machine. folding stools. piano,
chcau FOR cash. or trade what have you
j q SlnLI. Mnrkham Okla.
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west corner Of the northwest OF T.
21-4w.
willis and others are casing at 525
feet on the Niehaus farm in the south
west corner of the southeast of 49,
22-4w
Hivick and others have a rig on the
ground in the southeast corner Of the
northeast OF l222-4w on the Search
farm.
The J. NJ. Van Wrinkle test on the
Aevely farm In the southeast OF IA
22-4w is drilling at l,l25 feet.
AT YALE -- The Roma Oil COM
pany is drilling at 1880 feet on the
II. 7 Laughlin farm in the southeast
corner of 35-19-5.
The shaffcr test on the c. Fading
farm in the southeast of the northeast
of S5-19-5 is rigging up.
The Roma oil company has a rig
up on the $. Ellis farm I'm the north
west corner Of the southwest Of
l-lS-5.
The Psn-American rig is still up on
the NJ. Kiefcr farm IN the southwest
corner Of the northeast of the south
west VI 15-1S-5. 1t begins to look as
tho the company does not intend to
drill this WELL as the rig has been
up for nearly a year.
In 26-1S-5 the Home Gas company
is spudding NO i ON the Cottran farm
II is located in the southeast corner
of the northeast of the northwest Of
the section.
The Fortuna Oil company Is build
ing rig for No. Jennie aPrker in
/ 26-1S5.
The Sperry oil & Gas Co. is
plugging the well I'm 31-24-4 back to
the showing and will shoot it there
The total depth of the well is about
2,730 feet.
The Empire is on top of the sand
with No. ! Anderson in 7-26-5 and is
casing preparatory to drilling in. 1t
is now down at depth of 995 feet.
with 500 feet of oil in the hole. and
it will mud this off and go to the
deeper sand.
The same company is on top of the
sand with No. 4 Anderson in S-26-5
and has 1,400 feet Of oil in the hole
1t got the top Of the sand in this
well at 2.412 feet.
The Empire No. 67 Murphy in G.
26-5 Is completed at a depth Of 2,4S3
feet and has 300-barrel well
In 3l-25-5 the Empire No. 2S Rob
inson got the top Of the sand at 2,456
feet and is drilling at 2.461 feet with
hole full Of oil in the hole which
rose a little over 200 feet in an
hours time.
The Empire No. % Robinson in 81
25-5 got the top of the sand at 1,297
feet and is tubing the well at .3OG
feet. 1t has 100000 feet of gas in
the hole.
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pleted and is now being tested TO find
possible leaks. Water is being used for
the preliminary test.
Tie field at Iealdton mas been
somewhat congested and the opening
Of the new line will help matters
greatly.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

sTRAYED-Thursday night, my brown
horse, weight 900 pounds: has puffed
ankles. reward to finder 3 NJ Perry at
Singer Sewing Machine company Phone 67G
STOLEN-Premier bicycle brown, trimmed
in white; rear tire has blue tread; reward.
Phone iO26.
STOLEN Pumius bicycle brown trimmed
in white. rear tire has blse tread. reward.
Phone 1926.
TRAYED-Small sorrc mare shod all
around white in forehead. Phone Q51.
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EItdllS.
At BRISTOW - The Continental
Refining company is rigging up No. l
on the 9. Nancy farm in the south
east corner of the northeast of the
northwest of 3-25-9
Joe Abraham and the Gypsy Oil
company are now erecting tankage
TO take care of the oil which their
No l on the Tiger allotment is max
ing. 1t is said to be making between
20 and 100 barrels as it stands and is
getting better.
Horner and Miles have spudded
their No. on the Martha allotment
in the southwest corner of the north
east of 10-15-9.
Frceland and associates are drilling
at 900 feet in their No / on the l..
Bloch farm. 1t is located in the
northeast corner of the northwest of
the northwest of the section.
Suppcs and associates have spudded
No. test in 15-15-9 IL is located
in the northeast corner e the south
cast Of the southeast Of The section.
The oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany is now down to a depth of a lit
tie over $50 feet on the Foster farm
in the southeast corner of the north =
west of the southeast of 16-15-9.
The Gypsy oil company is still fish
ing in their No ! on the Matthews
carm in 17-15-9. The hole is $50
feet deep.
The Carter oil company still has a
fishing job on No. on the Carmou
farm in the northeast corner Of the
southeast OF the southeast Of 21-l5-9.
The GYPSY oklahoma Natural test
on the Curtis farm in the northwest
corner Of the southeast of the north
cast of the northv est of 21-15-9 is
shut down at l,300 feet, waiting on n
3,500-foot wire cable
Cosdcn oil Il Gas CO. is rigging up
for test in the northwest corner OF
the northwest of 22-15-g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-26
FIN NANCINL

FOR SALE-2 rich Miami zinc leases; Wen
drilled: near Picher, Okla; fine proper
ties for substantial operators. Frank Is.
Wilcox, Joplin, Mo.
SACRIFICE 100 600 shares Uncle sam oil
stock for S265 to help dri,l well in
Miami county, Kansas, the best shallow sand
oil territory in the world.
FOR SALE-Five thousand shares Uncle
sam oil stock for SIS. Box 523, Dewey.
Okla
WANT TO borrow $500 well secured by
first mortgage Phone 1894 NJ J. Glass
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SlLE-Sct Of No. I Armstrong stocks
aud dies, cut from Is TO l2-inch: set of
Little Giant siNs stocks and dies, cuts 4 to
1t inch; one set of beavers adjustable
s'ocks and dies. one Black and Vulcan
chain tong No. l3 one bench pipe vice;
also pipe cutters and Stilson wrenches.
Atherton auction Co.. - West First. Phone
47sy.
FOR SALE-on City Boiler Works; 40.
horsepower oil field type boiler used
short time. new stack and an fittings Tulsa
sand company Phone 1921.
FOR sALE-Brand new picture outfit, gaso.
line engine generator. field meteor. REQ
stat, Powers machine. folding stools. piano,
cheap for cash, trade what have you
d G. Stcll. Markham. okla.
FOR sALE-About Tuesday .. 3, !, 5 aud
6-iuch line pipe string 3l6.inch II
pounds. string tubing and rodp string
s.neh "a pounds. Jack Linn sapulpa,
FOR SNLE-Good ice box, by by 10,
cheap h taken at once Phone 1902. ia
Eat Second
NANrEb-ta 90 pasture. caa take up
TO 200 head soc per month; plenty OF
glas, mud water R - lIane phone Zoos
WE WILL pay spot cash Tor your second.
hand furniture. What have you Phore
4O6j.
FOR SALE Orient, concrete mixers. NOR.
ney Tulsa. okaI i5.i6 Daniel block
I WANTED to buy and sell canary birds and
s,'c 3os Finwoad Topeka S'" '''" '0'
CHECKWRlrEK and check protector cheap.
excellent condition Phone I63
fuK SALE-fIYus Mercury bicycle.
Phone 3s62.
, WHITE coat for sale. good condition 20
Mast Cameron
CHINA silk waists. Si25. New York store,
2l1 East Third.
,b.,n Address Rox 6O65 carc Worid
fLAiN SIt'' SIp Fo.t Thrd a. MINUS Ne" io'A
/ WANTED-ro buy second hand saddle and
harness Phone 4osl-R.
Souare D,ni store : Nortb Main
49,, ~, ~. i ,.,.
W M, ''''' '''' '''"' ''''''' '''
fok SAIL keslAniant' Il' North Nam
l ,,>t,Nr,,,
fiNNN''Nh
FOR SALE rich Miami zinc leases; well
drilled; near Picher, Okla; fine proper
ties for substantial operators Frank Is.
Wilcox, Joplin, Mo
SACRIFICE l0oooO shares Uncle sam on
stock for S2e' TO help dnl wen ~
| oil territory IN the word. 49,
] FOR SALE-five thousand sheres I nele
sam oil STOCK Tor Slo' box '-'' De"ey'
VN,S ,,,,,,, -. .ar.o,. q, too ,.o,, .e.rrcd -hv
] W ~ nj NJ l1ass
nItl mortgage "o"e i''' ~ o. ''"9S
'o
NrEn T,, uE>r uorSEs
90, 49,, ,-' -, II
NNNlEp room I Iutn'sneu hpuse WIZ
sat'sg Pre'e,,eu ,noItIu noItI vi ,con sou'" p''' VI
town, rh"ne Mr. Nl'snsu, , 4oss ,...--.-...--
REFINED couple want toHt or tNe,Ioom
house; must be NG'l '4rnisn'p snm anu ae1a
| references eAchauseu. none 'o'- or oV--.
! NANlrp TO r'nt-o or 2tlpm H"usei lose
! m nn, s"u," s'uo P'''''''"' t'i
"',S .,,., ,,,,
! VAN - rt, I've 'oorn UNIV "oUA' "
unnn,i,TpW Avn 1--WE SroCE
80 Wv, 80 :. .
| FOR SAFE oK IhADh-one iss'S'epem 80 re-.
ME- iacI gaeTs Old win sell Tor cash
or rood secured note or will trade for other
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
POsiGiOun GOnr
Y0UlInqJ lLadlfes

II you are looking for congenial
employment where working condi.
tions and opportunities for ad-
Vancement are recognized, call In
person at Room 800, Pioneer fee.
phone building, or call telephone
2900 for further information.
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NTTIT 7 T TWTTt y y"
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Une registered
Hackney stallion, years old, and one
black jack. years old. win sell for cash
or good secured note, or will trade for Other
stork ar automobile. Write First National
Ia,I Iiaraupra nkIa
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TO EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE Michigan fruit farm OF eighty
acres want Tulsa vacant lots or five room
cottage; will make close price on farm and
pay cash difference IL any. Address box
En-a nurn NAnrlI
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SOUTH OF THE TOWN OF CUSU-

ING-Thc test Of the GNpsy OH com
lany on the Campbell farm in the
center OF the south line ~ the Sodth-
west of 91-l7-5 is still shut down and
fishing at a depth II about 1,40O feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-26

AT INrORIA- The Blue ridge
oil company is now drilling at 2,l5O
feet on the Glotfelter farm in 25-l9-
II. The drill $ N white lime and
they have a hole full OF water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-26

LARGE assortment OF pauts az lowest prces.
square Deal store North Main
$40 PAID for suits. Evans Loan ottice, lDs
East First.
MN n a. l. Rn.tnnrnnt IIn Nnrth Min
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-26

fOH SALE Flying Mercury bicycle.
Phone 3e62.
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Personal,
LOST AND FOUND

GET married particulars free. Internatio
al box gJ9, Los Angeles. Cal
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LOsr-Tuesday morning 2l-iewel Rockford
movement size No. 12, 25ysar hunting
10 20 North Quincy and receive liberal re.
ward
lost - LADIES' silk handbag containing z
sl3SO between the Midland tracks and
Frankfort on Fourth. Finder please phone
27s7 Mr. J !. Dingman.
TOTND-One lady's handbag last Sunday
on FnstOn ST. contains money and other
valuables; easily identified. Cal 2810.
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ppTTcct nOuNtf, NUUTtsA UVoI, VHIt WUTIu.
HEAVY draft horses, muies and farm mares,
we handle all kinds throughout the year;
everything sold under written guarantee.
Windlc Bros. 1911 Main St Joplin. Mo.
WHITE leghorn eggs for Matching free range
chickens. 81 per hundred. Phone 3457.
NMnn pnrh drive
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FOR SALE-Pricc s25, beautiful orange
nngora cat won blue ribbon in Kansas
City cat show in 1916, year Old, house bred,
a perfect mouser. Address 6OSl, care World.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
JOHN r. LAWSON RETURNS
TO HIS WORK IN MINES

Denver, March 27.-John R. Lawson,
former president of District No. Is of
the United Mine Workers Of America
and active in the national organization,
now under sentence of life imprison-
ment for participation in the labor war
in Colorado three years ago, left heie
today to resume work as an ordinary
miner in an independent mine near
Frederick, Colo. It is the first time in
l2 years that Lawson has worked at
his trade.
Lawson was convicted on charge
of murder for his part in strikers &C.
tivities in southern Colorado in 1914.
At present he is out on bond pending
an appeal to the Colorado supreme
court. His wife and mother are in Cal
'rnia, whore the former went follow
ing nervous breakdown during her
husbands trial.
Beginning life as a miner Lawson
rose to the position of national board
member. Recently he was ousted from
his position by the international board
More than score of mines in the
southern part of the state refused him
employment, he said, when in Denver
Saturday.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
TIP FOR UNCLE SAM

London, March 5.-(By MaiD-Brit-
aims army kitchens today are supply
ing enough glycerine, formerly wasted,
to produce cordite necessary to fire
ten million shells year.
John W. Hope, chairman Of a mill.
tary committee on waste, made this
statement to the United Press today.
England has been teaching herself
and her allies efficiency in great
many ways and some Of the most i'm.
portant reforms have been introduced
by the military representatives wh1
deal with the use Of waste fats and
bones from the camps.
"The fat contains about 10 per cent
glycerine; and this is sent to the min
istry Of munitions. It amounts to
1000 tons of glycerine year. We
can supply the government with glycef
inc at the pre.war price Of $2s7,5o s
ton, while glycerine in the United
States is quoted at $1,000 a ton.
"we pay $15o,o00 month to the
various units each receiving Its indi
vidual check, which goes long way
toward providing extra comforts fol
the men,"
The system has been extended to the
base camps in France, and also the
navy, which in the past used 70 piteh
it, waste overheard.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
NORRIS DEFENDS ACT IN SENATE

Lincoln, Neb., March 26.-United
States Senator George W. Norris to-
night defended his position as one of
the twelve senators whose filibustering
prevented the passage of President Will
sons bill providing the United States
being placed in state of armed neu-
trality
Senator Norris said he had "coms to
Nebraska to set the home people right
on the question Of depriving congress
of its constitutional rights and confer
ding upon the president the power to
declare war;
"Over in Europe,' said Senator Nor
ris, "the people are fighting for the
chance to participate in the affaira of
their government rather than allowing
everything to be turned over to one
man; here in America, an attempt was
made to take the government out Of
the hands of the people and place IL in
the hands of one man,
Senator Norrit said if the Uniteed
States became involved in war he
would support President Wilson IN
whatever measures he saw fit to take.
Senator Norris spoke for two hou-s
before a large crowd that appeared
riendly and that applauded him fire.
quently.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN
PROBATE
State of Colorado.
County of Garfield,

County of Garfield. ~
The People of the State of Colorado to
Louise Klenke, George P. L. Klenle,
Charles A. L. Klenke, william L. il.
Klenke, Frank W. L. Klenke, Louise
Louise P K. Ramsplatt, May Irving.
William J. Cottrell, Julia Doty, An
ma May Krokenberger, The Trustees
of the German Lutheran Church and
the Trustees of Joseph's Homo,
Greeting:
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear
to the County Court of Garfield Coon
ty, Colorado, that you are neirs at law
or legatees of said Katherine c. Bender.
deceased, and that you, and each Of
you, are non-residents of the State Of
Colorado,
Now, Therefore, In accordance with
the provisions of the statute in such
cases made and provided and by order
of Court duly made and entered. You
are hereby notified that an instrument
of writing, purporting to be the last
will and testament of said Katherine
C. Bender, deceased was presented to
said Court for probate on the 2lth
day of January, A. D. 1917, by John
G. Broemser, residing at Grand June
ton, in the State of Colorado, that the
said decedent was, at the time Of he-
decease. resident of Glnwood Springs,
in the State of Colorado, that the said
decedent, according to the said alleged
will, devised and bequeathed her prop
erty in the words and figures follow.
ing, to-wit:
TO Louise Klenke $4,000; to Georgs
P. L. Klenke $500; to Charles A. L.
Klenke $500; to William L. H. Renhe
$500; to Frank W. L. Renke $500; to
Louise K. R. Klenke $500; to Mary l..
c. wuenche $500; to Louise P. K. Ram
splatt $500; to May Irving $1,000. to
Mary Flynn 500; to Nellie Handle
5000; to Helen Kreighbaum 5000; to
Charles Kreigbaum 5000; to Katherine
Cellar $500; to Joseph Cellar $500; 10
John Cottrell, Jr., $1,000; to William
J. Cottrell $500; to Tillie K. Broemser
$4,000: to Julia Doty 5000; to Anna
May Krokenberger 5000; to The Ger
man Lutheran Church, Herman, Mis-
souri,, $1,000; to Joseph's Home, Kan.
sas City, Mo-, $500.
You and each Of you aTe hereby no.
titled to be and appear before SAID
Court at the County Court room 1T the
Court House at Glenwood Springs, IN
the County Of Garfield, in the State Of
Colorado, on the 14th day Of April
1917, then and there to attend the hear
ing on the probate Of the said alleged
last will and testament Of the said
Katherine G. Bender, deceased, and
further to do and perform what shall
then by said Court be required and
adiudged.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal o.
said Court, at my Office IN Glenwc"'
springs, in said County, this 10Th day
Of March, A. D. 1917.
r. J. SMITH.
teesl) Judge and Acting Csf4
of oaid Court. Z
First publication NsscA II. 1911.
Last publication Apsil !, 1917.