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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFlH.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE,

Whereas for the non payment of taxes ioT the year iSs1 the collector of reve- nGo ot Garland county. Arkansas, did on Inc 18th day Of June. 1898 duly sell to W l Barry. the northwest quarter of NF southeast quarter Of section three t3i- township three t3) south range tW"t'' t-v) west, in Garland county. Ar
 And rn"reas said lands remained un. r,d" med after two @ years had e<- rIed from and after the date of sald
 Anl whereas, said lands were on the ''o day ot August i9C1 deeded by the ,"or,N c rk of said county to W. II. Barry for the sum of one dollar and
 a.I whereas. on August 8. 1901. the sold W. IT, Barry joined Uy his wife ]. ". Barry, dredcd said lands to J mes N Roach and Henrietta Roach
 And whereas, on October F. 1904, James NJ. Roach. joined by his wife Hen- irita Roach. deeded said lands to the uuoefS'sned, II. l., Wall who immediate W thereafter went into possession ot oaId lands and WhO has since paid the taxes on said lands for more than three tSl years m succession, next preceding the publication of this notice 10 confirm
 Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tc all perS 1nS who can set Up any right 10 said lands so purchased in conse- QNeHce OI any iQlOrmqlity or iITegularltp connected with the forfeiture and sale 0t said lands Co the said w. H. Barry TOT the non payment Of taxes aS herein stated, to show cause at the next June lslfl term of the Garland Chancery Court of Garland county Arkansas, 10 which court at said term. application Wlll be made by me. the undersigned for he cOnfirnatiOn of said sale and convey 1nre nf tax title To said ldnas why the sale and conveNance SO made should not be confirmed.
 Murphy X stallcup. Solicitors for Pe- titioncr
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ANTIQUES.

If you are interested in Antiques-old blue china over one hundred years old, brass pewter, and foreirl. curios tfr0m Cuba and AleNicol, don't fail to see my personal collection Of antiques which collected during ten years travel and am now selling at a sacrifice.
 VIZ LITTLE SHOP Oadles' goods. nov eties and handworhl and am selling these at a big reduction iu order to clcse out all stock as quickly as pos Central avenue
 3-7-tf MRS ". IT. RAMSEtR
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QUEEN I'LL HOlSTS
 UNITED STATES FLAG

Honolulu April 3.--The United States flag was hoisted today for the first time over the residence of Queeu Lilioukalani By this sign the eS. ruler, whose bitterness toward the United States since the annexation Of the islands has been gradually mel. lowing, expressed her sympathy with America in it's martial stand against Germany
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WARMING ORDER

m the CN1 noery Court ot Garlond C0un'
 ty. Ark.
 Dora Cannon plaintiff ys. | n Hangler ct al.. defendants
 The defendants ]. n. Hangler. Or he heirs II. A. lIollificld or her heirs an inc unknown heirs of Ida Boggs dece25- ed are warned to appcar In this cour within thirtY days anG answer the com rlalnt of the plaintiff Dora Cannon. Witness my hand and the seal nf sat court this 31st day of March. 1917
 E w DOW FrC r- Gibson Witt. attorney ad Item i-i-f'
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FOR SALE. Overland car, good order In use months. model 75 Phone i461.
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ROOMS and light housoko cpiug apart
 meuts THE IIESkETT. No ] crystal Sf cor Park Ave 5-l-tt
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GERMANS DESERT FROM
 UNITED STATES AEMT'

El Paso, Texas, April 3.--Nine de- serters from the United States on the border were reported 10 federal of ficials here today as having deserted during the last three days. The ma. iority of these deserters. it Is said, were of German birth aud were sup: posed to have gone to Mexico.
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FOR RENT CHEAP Modern brick aurtm-uL furnished and uui1ni~hed
 Tel Igz 4-3-3t
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT-Three rooms. modern modern ,,.'a, lIl
 nlshVo IV' tpi,,,s sfr S-l4-tl
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FOR RENT Rooms and 2-aud-3-room hlusckoepius apartments. Very tHiS"h- able. Mrs N,Wsom, III Parker avenue
 4-l-tfc
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to fe,Ai, IFS feet more or less lGihsol " icANt.a- 4 .,s'ra f~ft Tine l,arat- l franchise freedom and politicfi, - = social equality if the negroes pledged themselves to aid Germany in event
 Tith the United States. The 1 f AlDt, ca
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STOCKHOLDERS MEE1T

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual stockholders meeting of the Hot Springs Golf and County Association will be held at the Eestman Hotel. Monday. April 9. 1917, at 3 o'clock D. m.. for the election of board of di- rectors to serve for the enauins year and for the transaction of such otter business as may lawfully come befr g them
 DR. w. Q. FORBES, Pres, - NJ A. Eisele, Sec. . 3.9-lmo
 ---------~--C-----------
 Logan Berry Ice Cream. The Pas. tenrIZed Milk Co. 4-i-Af
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rlLRNlsHEn RnOMs.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
 Furnished rooms with private tamlly cold and hot water; 2- Garland Ave, sec oud door Chpsuau Scieuce chudc c. m Phone 1t3S - a-- U FOR RENT-You can secure nlce!y tui- nished rooms with a private family nl calling telephone l63S ---"-l NICELY FTRNlsHED ROOMS. .rates reasonable. 132ta Central Ave Phone 51l Steam heat Mrs. B. shannon. .,
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LEGAL NOTICES

Ie'dIned on the lands until payment Of The purchase money. Witness my hand as sheriff this In, goth day of March lql7.
 BRAD. Q. SMITH Sheriff
 E. l II Ern.l-AnL--- '
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vANTEn TO BTY--SACES. WAL 'PTCTS paid for second hand sacks
 Homer Co. -
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unfuruishcd two Q ,tiuu han and SIX ,arch and bath up-
 Apply 316 Park rClls uhOue 2at3
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 CAl

Murnhv X Stallcup.
 Solicitors for Petitioners 2-25-Gy
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TOR SALE-Ial6 Pullman CAumy Road ster driven l. 00t miles. This car Is in excellent condition and bargain. Phone 1915. 5-3l-3t FOR SArE-5lq Park Avenue. confec- tonerv; uirc business and good location Spn on account of other business @-3l-iW FOR Furniture of A-r5om cot ta4c dt l10 Arbor street All equipped to. hOus-k Hcpiug; hath, electric lghts not and cold water Councctlou7 "lI mod ern Sl0o buys furniture, house rents for Si9.50 per month Apply tt one" To K R. JaeeerS Real Estate Oftlcc. or 2 Rdmbe 5-'i--' EGGS FOR SALE--S Single comb white LeEhorus. barred Plymouth Rocks. set ungs of l5 for Sl W. DemirE. i'-' C"u- tral Ave. Phone 1212. a--l-l'i FOR SALE--BeauUtullN marked lhot- oughbred Fox Terrier puppe+ great i"j- ters. Phone c2i2. l5-5 Central Ave
 FOR SALE-Finest improved stock farm
 In Garland county, all conNehlthce~' house. barns. etc. 220 acres under ienrt
 lJO in cultivation; implements. stock anu grain included bargain to the r'E4t nartv. For further informauon see ' w. Stipe Arlington Engine Room i-''-'t
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FOR RENT Furnished 4-Ioom cottea, gas light and water. CaN l529 Central
 4-t-IW
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FOR SALE By Non Resi dent Owner

D By Noh KeS ocf't OWhOI
 While ] am here, for short tune
 } only, | am offering for sale my two farms. joining. four miles | southwest of Hot Springs. on fine Q county road. the 70 acre farm has
 a five room house with large hall
 and porch on three sides, ia pa int ! ed a bunCalOw brown and Whlte, D and newly paperCd. There are D two frame barns. fine well of Wa D ter which never goes dry one D acre fenced with six foot chlcken
 ! wire. three chicken houses The forty acre place has three room house. porch iu flont; large D log naIn, we'll two springs and aeek both places have Elbertl
 peach trees; soil is exceptionally good as both places lie in valley, coltnd Pleasant Valley. Forty D acres of the sixty are In cultiVa- too, aT fenced with hog wire
 leuce. balance timber hickory ruI aud pine Last year tenant raise1 bales of cotton on less than five acres
 D and averaged 40 bushels Of corn . pee acre, and average of 100 bush els of sweet potatoes 70 acre. Only wish Co sell because have
 ranch interests in line West Will make bargain price while ] am
 here. and it will pay you to inves-
 tisate. Call 834 Central Ave. Phone 21i2. 3-7-tf {
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FOR SALC-$300 geta roOming house, rent paid Co April 1st; large rooms one largo housekecping boom rented Tor S$u per month. one large front room Tor S' fer week. others for $G each. Hack
 noich and office furnished complete; rents for S10 per month. No better loca- ton. Como S4ul'o. Cau at Sil l-2 Cen troI Ave. one ad onlv 3-20-tf
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FOR SArE-5lq Park Avenue confec- tioneiv: nice business and good location. Spu on account Of other business. -3l-iW
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FOR RENT

PARK PLACE APARTMENTS No: 1G Park Place. Phone l95i Strictly modeIh' newly furnished. hot and cold running water. gls electric lights and hath
 ItaIrs dugudug huudtN'. Si and S' pc.
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PALACE HOTEI.-Oppusitc bath houses,
 modern furnished rooms. s4.5n 'er Weet up. Nmach X WoudcOck, owners an9 4l2-4lS Central Ave 5-'-I
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Use Liggets T+oldeD r1p tea to making iced tea. This tea is pro- cured only from tho early lowery pickings, which in this country is found in but few 1f the most exclusive stores, and then at prices varying from s2O0 to $500 a pound Price t1,00 a pound. For sale by R. c. Nor. ris Drug Go. Phone PAP s-i0-ti
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WANTED Experienced girl at the Home
 Hotel. laG Chapel St i-i-4rc
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WANTEIt--A machlnlst Co turn uI brass parts for a carburetrr Apply v Dr. A. J. Edwards Sumpter- Litde Eldg
 4-t-li
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WANTED TO BUY-A stock of Iro- icerss. state per cent wanted and HW'@n iof stock No fixtures. See lA1relh.
 |coincr Ilnl sud F Grand. i-sl-1.
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WANTED buy diamond ring or stud Address UT call C. MoGoWan, Rector El llh Blouse @--e- '"
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FOR RENT ROOMS

FOUR VACANT ROOMS Al TIE CHESTNUT HOTEL, 3 ON HE FIRST FLOOR. I FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR. BOARD AND ROOM Slo PER WEEk' pRETTtEST AND COOLEST LO- CATION IN HOT SPRINGS.
 8-5l-3t
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For Expert KODAK finishing. go to Sorrells Drug Go. If
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Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas. .teurized Milk Co 4.l-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Bunch of keys Finder please re- turn tO Central Hotel II
 LOST-Saturdav diamond bar pin be- tween krmpncr shoe store and Moody ho- tel ls sci with three diamonds iS heir loom. $50 reward if returned tc Mood, hotcl 4-2~IN
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sAERIEE,s SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue anu authority of m execution issued and to me directed and delvered by the Clerk Of the Garland Circuit Court m favor of Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co, and against ". r flaw ktns and John fl. Lewis, I levied upon and will expose for sale. to the highest bidder, al he front door ot the conrt house in the city of Hot Springs Ar kansas, between the hours for judicial ales. on April IS. 19l7, all the right. title. and interest of the said John II. Lewis in and 10 the following lands sit- u3ted in Garland county. Arkansas. to- wit:
 Lots Two Ce). Three r3Y. Six t6). Seven C1l and Eight (sl of Block Two t2l oi Cooks Subdivision Of Lots 2. 3, {, :. c, ! and $ of Block % of the Hot Springs Resc rvation as mapped and platted by the < Hot Springs Commission.
 Also all of lot Nine (9l. Block Thirty seven t3ll Of the Hot Springs reservation as mapped and piatted by the |. $. Hot Springs Commission.
 Also q nart of Lot Two CD Block Thirty-seven (a7i of the Hot Springs reservation. described as follows: Com .'ence at point on the west line of said lOl llt feet northrrly from the southwest corner of said tot thence to said southwest corner thence on south line of said lot easterlv to the southeast corner of said lot thence northerly along the east line to the northeast corner of
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-Gatdcn or dairy farm at half its value if taken in ten days A
 $. Allen. phone .3t9 s--l- @ m FOR SALE-Three tracts Of land or Malvern road. between city limits and Country Club; one tract 90 acres. one lV
 and one acres. eaS line crosses l" acres Iuauire Ms. NJ. J Mooney. Route No. 2. -. - -
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ANTEp-Colorod man for yard work.
 |Sf good room and board. Tel 9a-0. 4-l-5t
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FOR SAIE--l5 year old horse and one 4-, ear-old horse city broke; Renlf driver i years old. Is combination sad die and duvms horse. Impure o5f cen tral Ave 3-20-tf
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ALTO FOR Roadster, six cylin-
 der motor self starter. Willard battery, action. cheap. Address N%N, care Sen
 2-17-tf
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THE PLAZA-TIeht housekeeping apart- roants dnd furnished roome-aii modern. enclosed sleepiny nCrohes he1ufiful loe9- ,iou onposite U 2 Supefintondents re4 idenee Gf0 Reserve Ave. Phone a5i Sg,s M r Cranr
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SlMANTON'S Mud Baths, furnished cot tRges and patching apartments ll0 la !. vine St. corner Park Ave 2-S-tt
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ron lFNT- -Eleeant furnished cottages;
 lSl e,Ad 4a9 Whittincton. Apply AZ Vlittiueton. Phone 53t ll-l-u
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FOR SALE--Furnishoa ranminE hons' for sale. containing II rooms AT r.. Benton St 3-9- In
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.tn. EENT-Nice front room in private .amily. Phone HIT. '--N-'
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see~es~eeeeeeeSeeseee
HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MecRARY-The hotel with the ideal Iocation--opposite A. X \. hosglai' free from dust and noises. cool and pleas ant and very convenient to bath houses and theaters. Try the McCrary ana ne pleased e-lI-It e
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FOR SALE Confectionery and grocery.
 3S Park avenue doing good cash busi- 7ees Phone N3I 3-2t-1w
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FOR RENT--It room n5use. kitchen and : fng room. 3S7 Market St Call Mss
 A IE,,an nbnne e3O 3-4-t If
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FOR SALF-Very desirable hotel ex- tensivs grounds. eAGxi50 feet Spring and Pleasant Applv 3l5 Benton St l-26-ti
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REt !
V CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
WANTED

WANTET-Nursc girl Apply al6 Inv
 thorn St Phone l566 I-f-3l
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FOR RENT Modern
 story 4ideucc, recep rooms. with slcopiug D gtairs. furnace heat.
 Ave. Mrs W. $ SurT
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FOR SAIE-My suburban home. % acre. adjoining race track. fronting. on Central
 avenue. 6 room bungalow Phone lHoA
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FOR RENT

Iron RENT-Closc in n - n nWHi-hed and uHfuguiShed Cutta"ct. Phone 1923
 or call Mrs. Jo' stone. l5 oaapav Ave nuc. 5-&-tt
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FOR BENT-AIod,rn 4-room cottage.
 furnished or mnUni-hod. Apply God d3rd Hotel. i-4-it
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
81 MAHKEr QuoTATToNs.
Back From Atlanta
Conference

Leo Meyer. who was at Atlanta al
tho tnI convention. ~ back and brings
gogd news iuasmuch 40 he reports
that government eHpertE from WASH r.
iugfuu we're confident that 81 IAN ana
lust Interpretation u the income and
e1ceas profits tax would be made by
the commissloner Of Internal revenue,
Daniel q. Roper.
This 10 good news and unless al
signs fail the commissioner VIII have
the best possible Information a. 10
the Injustice of enforcing these n1eh
on oil producers. who In some IN
stances will be called on 20 give up at
one payment so per cent u the total
result Of lifetime Of hard hustiing
In the oil game.
The committee which left for wash
ington last night IN headed by Judge
Shea and there could not have been
better selection. as all VII remern
ber who heard his speech 40 the Kan
sas CITY loyalty gathering Of oil men
when he said. Take from us any and
all you need for the succeSsful ter
mlnstion of the war but don't take u
IN the way OF unjust taxes unequa!ly
levied"
Judge Ehea's warm personality. his
large heart filled almost 10 overflow
ing with patriotism, With a boy Ia tns
trenches. II bound 20 have a good sf-
feet In bringing about a just inter
probation 81 the tax law. which II not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

~ construed, viii take more money
out of the Oh country than all the
BANKS could possibly supply.
win the Judge on this trip Is Louie
Lofflcr. beyOud a doubt the keeneft
and most scholarly Of All The deep
thinkers on matters pertaining 10 tax
alton, VINO will ada greatly 10 the
strength 0f the delegation.
r +. Lydon secretary ~ the Ko1-
ana. rs apother who has made the trip
iu behalf Of q fair deal. and Mr. LydOn
viii udd greatly 20 the strength Of the
delegation az he has had a strong
position a. the head Of tho blk con-
cern'H financial affairs. win the party
also lA Isaac Shuler, who has many
strong friends In Washington. all Of
whom VIII be- enlisted Ia behalf Of a
square deal all around.
II goes without saying that this
pnrty and the other mem bsrs who are
10 join N IN Washington will put up
the strougest possible fight for the oil
fraternity ia iis great fight for its
very existence
The oil men have always been n oHt
liberal In contributing 10 all rood
things pertaining 10 the war and re-
sent strongly any inputatrsn Of trying
a. eyade just taxes ana expect 70 pay
into the Treasury Tor the carrying on
~ the war the largest taxes that are
consistent with night and justice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Wrong a. UsuAl

VIII Irving writing for ire sztur-
day EveniLg P0E. - sFOEs a. -s.4l
when he touches on any E.1!@ct per-
talning % oil This urne Re zlvss u
out cold that the STANDARD Oh con-
pany - respiug q big reward a. ths
result u the hiSn pric- q SasC.lns
caused b. the Nar
Ag. IryIrg has been zbE0.. iely silly
heretofore when ,acking me oil qJ-s-
tion and THIS time j. Vicious for the
reason that even bOdy knows. u they
know anything az all. that gasoline
has not advanced On account of the
var and should have been mucS
higher had the market been allowed
% take !tH natural course.
Threatened government interyen-
ton has been the only reason that the
market has not been stronger and the
further fact that people are economiz-
ing In. the use OF cars for pleasure
riding During the last month the
government has purchased 10000. 900
gallons of gasoline. half OF which
comes from here. and the price paid
IL much lower than even the most
pessimistic predicted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
VIII Mean Added Drilling.

The Gypsy OIL company shot It's test
on the Squire Wilder farm, in the
northeast corner OF the northwest OF
the southwest OF 2i-2i-s. Friday and
the well flowed IS barrels In hours
after the shot. 1t Is the belief OF those
who ought TO know that the well will
make from 50 to 100 barrels after the
head Is flowed off
There is no production near this
well for many miles. and the chances
FOR opening up new pool look very
bright Water In this neigh borhood
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Ike the Rest of Them.

The Gladys Belle and Lyons tes, in
the southeast corner OF the sOuthwes;
NJ lf-15-II - not boxing ~ good.
The well had a nice showing On top
Of the sand az i.sF feet. but is now
Zb feet in the sand and IL VII not
make q well. Irhe drill II SIN IN the
sand and might uncover something
toward the bottom. This showing is
Ike all the other wclis drilled in that
neighborh0Od as most al Of them
have the reputation Of showing good
on top ~ the sand and blowing up"
when deepeued.
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building Iankage.

The Prairie on K Gas 90 - shut
down o. is well On the J. HxEkins
farm, ibisi7-s . build tznksse Il
3 az feet " the szlt. found al ci0se
70 , 14f fssS and has considerable OIL
"a the hole. When rsce ss@ry arrange
rneHts are Lnads % care .or ths o. u
=iu ne r~ilisd il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Entcrt1ining H. pa,brr

Chester CDpuar. - the Roxana Pc
tfoleuTu company. is entertaining his
u her. whose home l. IN New YORK.
where n has for many years besea
recognized a. one % the big men in
oil circles He Wzs the foreign rep
rsssn ;4tl;el u the STANDARD on CON
paEy N The Old tIneA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Another Committee Needed.

IL has been pointed ont by the in
sUrance commissioners for several os
ule larger oil companies in Tulsa that
ne Mid-Goniinent Oh & Gas aSsOcla-
Ton overlooked an imyOrtAn; matter
"h'n u foiled - select 4 COMMITTEES
On lnsuranee. ~ one man puts IL
II the oil men get torther they czn-
EaFe enough money on Insurance
alone 10 pay all the expenses q the
assoc "a tl04l"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Gasoline Market Stronger

The market for gasoline which has
been weak kor the last four or Ave
weeks. j. gaining strength every day
and bgyers are gery anxious about fl-
turs deliveries and are making an ef-
fort 70 extend contracts over into the
neN year. but with poor success.
This j. exactly the time for the man
who has tsuEags % .D4d ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

AT GARBER-The Garfield OIL
company Of Tulsa. a subsidiary OF the
Sinclair oil A Gas Co. brought in a
we'll this week in the CARRIER shallow
district that has the brands Of a freak
II Is No. II on the Walker farm. in
the northeast corner southeast "a
22n-4w. and Is estimated good for l25
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Kansas OIL.

Wilson county. Kan, has come in
with some good producers in new and
undeveloped l.200-foot sand. VIII
start well within ten days. Nearest
well ever drilled one mile. One or two
offsets for sale TO assist development.
Box sl7. Wichita, Kan.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Oil and Gas.
Leases. Supplies Production. Etc

FOR sALE-2O, 900 feet 1-lnch cas-
ing pipe. 10000 feet Y inch new
pipe, i,bG0 feet new 2-inch line pipe,
10000 feet 2-lnch, 4-pound tubing
80, 200 feet 2-inch. Y pound tubing
10000 feet new S-inch line pipe, 10.
600 feet new 4-lDch linz pipe, $500
feet 3-16-inch. l3-pou "a casing
! 800 feet 3-lsinch. l7poun1 casing,
1000 feet 6h-inch. 17-pound new cas-
ing, $500 feet G = inch, 20-pound cas-
ing. 1900 feet q -isch, 2f-pound cas-
Ing, 1000 feet u Inch, 24-pouad cas-
ing, 1000 feet 10-iuch, 32-pound cas-
ing. 1900 feet Sh inch 2S-pound cas-
ing, 900 feet IL Y inch casing. Okla
homa Pipe company. 401 North Ros-
ton, Tulsa, Okla. Phone Usage 6444.-
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

Have proven lease in shallow field.
Cffcr small amount OF stock in $4,000
corporation to help develop lease. You
Will have TO act now II you get in on
this. Box 9S, care World.-Adv.
care Morld.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Funeral Arrangcmcn,s Made.

The funeral of Charles Edward
Harper. who war killed Friday after
noon when an avalanche Of pipe
rolled from "A flat car In the Frisco
YARDS. crushing him 70 death. viii be
held from the family home Monday
afternoon At O'clock Ar. Harper
was % years OF axe and leaves 4
fniher and mother. two brothers. two
sltieTs. and a wife and baby 70 mSur1
hiE death
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Guy Forc!er. Of the Nlllixen Renn-
INK company AZ Arkasss City. rho wa
'n town yesterday. states mat the big
plant is all ready 20 begin opera ton
and Will start Monday. T. is doubt
ful II any plant was ever started that
was az complete in equipment a. the
beginning as this plant II will work
up the by-product and Mr.. Forciers
well-known ability as reflner in
sures high-claEs products.