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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28
GRAIN
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Spreading Of belief
that the United States government would fix
price for the whole domestic wheat crop
Of 1917 did a good deal today to pull down
wheat quotations here. The market closed
steady, ic to &c net lower with July at 81. 05
and September at sl.s3. Corn gained 4 c
TO &C. oats &c to Nc and provisions 12c
TO 30c
Incentives to buy wheat except on a hand.
to mouth basis appeared to be lacking In
v.tw OF q seeming likelihood that government
control of values was imminent.
Drought complaints from western Kansas
helped to rally the corn market and so like.
wise did gossip that further buying OF corn
and oats for the entente allies was expected
soon. Thruout the day oats felt the stimulus
of persistent buying on the part Of houses
with seRboard connections. The July option
was chiefly in demand.
Provisions ascended account Of thu
readiness with which offerings were absorbed
by packers and shorts.
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HER DOCTOR SAID
IT HASSAVED HER
LIFE, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Truss Has Gained Twenty
Pounds Since Taking
Tanlac.
TROUBLES OVERCOME
Oklahoma City Woman Says
Entire Family Thankful for
Work of Tanlac.

81 have survived an ordeal which
one of my citizens said would no doubt
have cost me my life If II had not been
for the help of Tanlac, and | have ac-
tually gained twenty pounds In weight
besides" said Mrs. w. :. Truss of /
West sixth street, oklahoma city, re-
Gently, In one OF the most remarkable
statements yet published in connection
with the Master Medicine"
II have suffered from a catarrhal
condition OF the stomach and intes-
tines for ten years. | felt dun and
drowsy I'm the mornings and would
get up with an accumulation In my
throat which would take me hours 10
eXpel. | suffered dreadfully with
heartburn and pains in the pit of my
stomach. and finally became so nerv-
Gus could hardly sleep at all. ! kept
getting weaker and about the first of
February "A terrible cough got hold
OF me and was so bad | couldn't get
any rest at all. About the middle OF
February | got so weak | had to give
up and 20 to bed. Nothing gave me
any relief. | couldn't eat anything and
felt that my time was rapidly drawing
to a close.
81 lay in bed for n month. feeling
Respondent and with very little hope
or getting wei. SO, some time In
March my husband bought me bot
tie Of Tanlac. | certainly was In bad
condition when | began taking IL, but
| began to feel stronger from the
first few doses. My appetite i'm
proved. / soon got SO | could eat any
thing | wanted and continued using
Tanlac and improving right along.
Il believe, and so does my husband
and family, that Tanlac has saved my
life and we are all certainly very
thankful for the good 1t has done
me. | have used five bottles of Tan
lac and my cough and catarrhal trou-
bles are entirely relieved. | have al
ready gained twenty pounds In weight
and am getting stronger all the time. "
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by Roy Getman's Rexall Drug store,
quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug company, under the personal di-
rection of special Tanlac representa-
tiVe.-Adv.
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SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA

! largest gas well in the Loco district
In Stephens county is making 10000
200 feet. The depth, however, is only
$40 feet and there is a probability
that the well will not hould up very
long. The majority of the gas wells
! In that area make about 10,000,000
! feet. The big gasser was drilled by
the Owl Oil & Gas Co., and it is un-
derstood that its production Is TO go
to the Lone Star Gas company, but
for some reason the well has not been
turned over to that company yet The
Lone Star is building "a 16-inch gas
| main to Gainesville to connect with
its system of gas lines in north Texas.
The company has been threatened
with gas shortage and talk of at
| tempting to take its charter was in
dulged in, but the prospects are good
now that the company will have
plenty of gas at least the coming win
ter. The Loco district is also favored
recently by the finding of a deeper
oil sand.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
on the Moran farm in 4-3s-5w at a
total depth of 1,170 feet has a 35-
foot sand. The well is being put on
the pump and it looks good for prob
ably rs barrels.
The owl Oil e. Gas Co. in the
northeast quarter of 9-3-5 at 700 feet
Is in the Loco gas sand.
At a total depth of $3.50 feet the
Gypsy Oil company is abandoning its
well in the southwest corner of the
north half of the northeast quarter of
32-2s-3w on the Moncrief farm in the
Fox district.
The same company's well on the
Williams farm in the southwest cor
ner of 1928 is not so deep, but is
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COTTON


NEW YORK, June 27.-Still higher prices
were reached in the cotton market today,
October advancing 10 27c or Sc points above
yesterdays close and closing at 26.5sc.
other months showed similar reactions with
the final tone steady at net advance OF IL
20 25 points
The market opened firm at an advance Of
IS to as points on the failure Of the weather
man 1 oshow. further precipitation In the
southwest, and the absence Of further July
notices There was scattered realizing but
offerings were readily taken by moderate
demand from trade sources or shorts with
contracts becoming scarcer as the advance
progressed. Liverpool and Japanese interests
were again mentioned In connection with
tho buying Covering became more active
after the publication Of private crop report
making the condition 66.5 against III
month ago and indicating reduction Of II
per cent In acreage. July led the advance,
selling up TO 272sc, or 6a points net higher
and il3 points above the low level OF yester'
day morning Later months sold 55 10 81
points net higher with December touching
S7.l4e and January 27.lse. Realizing ws'
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Oklahoma Cattle Sales.

SpeciaI 10 The " ord.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 27.-los cars
quarantines: market 15c to 25c lower, calves
steady Graft, Marietta. 1o2 steers, 1929
pounds, 1915; Armstrong Marietta, 81
steers, $50 pounds, $50; Mayer, Lehigh, n
pounds, sos; Dox Cattle Flora, 1871 steers,
$50 pounds 1915; Page, Kellyvile, ~
calves 225 pounds. $3.50; 25 calves, 29O
pounds, 50 so: Higgins, Marietta, 25 steers,
s97 pounds, 0s.75 20 steers. s77 pounds.
$3.50. In native division, Boren, Caney, 2l
steers, $50 pounds, 50; 7s steers, 800 pounds,
$s; Little, Ramona, 40 steers, 1,027 pounds,
1925; 17S steers. 800 pounds, $3.50; 2s
steers, 7s6 pounds So Flpping, Kiowa, 20
steers, 0b5 pounds $s.75
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NEW ORLEANS, June IA higher mar.
ket resulted in cotton here today from buying
stimulated by a return to drouthy conditions
in Texas and other sections Of the belt where
insufficient moisture has been received thus
far this season, by the unfavorable features
in the weekly crop accounts from the gov.
ernment and private report on condition OF
only Cos per cent OF the normal. At the
highest trading months were 40 to GO points
over yesterdays last quotations. The close
was at net advance OF 10 to SO points.
The weekly reports from the weathe'
bureau had their favorable features. but they
did not reveal the progress which the trade
considered the crop should show at this tine
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FEMALE HELL WANTED.
NO1rlCE
Only eight silk suits left. Bargain
price while they last.
PaEfsfam Sammple R@@ms
over Wonderland Theater.

WANrED-Young lady to travel to Cali.
and education required good salary to right
party. Miss Lataste. Hotel Tulsa. Cali
between o. m, and p. IN. or evening by
appointment.
WANTED Neat, clean girl about l6 or ls
years old TO do light homework about
two or three hours each day. Gail about
o or 10 u. m. sl7 South Boulder.
WANTED Young ladies' to learn teiephon,
work; no experience necessary. Appl
phone 1900.
WANTED Girl with plain sewing expe-
rience that wants to learn ladies tailor.
ing 20 per week for beginning joe De.
Nina, lIA East Third.
WANTED-White maid general homework
and cooking. Phone 3s40 Apply 2l5 West
Thirteenth must be good plain cook
WANTED-Girls to wait on soda tables;
must be experienced Rexal Drug com.
pany.
YOUNG lady, bookkeeper and stenographer.
one experienced In gasoline line BOX
shirt company. Nebraska building, room
3. Phone 2siJ.
WANpkD--A girl TO wait tables aud assist
with housework In private boarding house
Phone 3792 5id South Cheyenne.
WANTED -Stenographcr for two weeks:
lady preferred. Can 72l2
EXPERIENCED maid for general house.
work Phone h1aO.
WANTED Woman cook in small hotel.
Hotel Carmon. Wynona, Okla
w NNTED-M Midde-age woman for general
housework. Phone 4l53.
WAITRESS wanted at Brady Cafe.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Union Oil Company.

The directors of the Union oil COM
pany decided at meeting to postpone
declaration Of a dividend for second
quarter of the year until after the
somianndal statement of earnings is
issued, which will he on shortly after
July 20. Nothing was said IN any
way regarding intentions IN the mat
ter Of dividends The United -f'etro-
leum company, one of the pyramid
companies tnru which control OF the
Union OH was held, was formally dis
solved. Directors also voted SUB
scription OF $4,000 to the Red Cross
funds.
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KANSAS CITY, June e27.-HOGS-Receipts
10, 500 head market best steady, others iOc
to 15c lower: bulk $1i90@15O0. heavy
Sl5.55@ 1870, packers $50 1850, light
$14.40@15.15, pigs $l3@1I
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head. including
1000 southerns; market best steady, others
10c to 15c lower; prime fed steers $4,000
1880, dressed beef steers $9.5O@12.25,
southern steers $7.55@12.55, cows s6,5O@
1915, heifers ss.5o@13, stockers $750@
1850, calves S7@14.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head marke,
steady; lambs $16@1s, yearlings sl1@l4,
wethers sg@ ll.25, ewes $s.75 q 1925, stock
ers S7Gl275
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SNab Broke.

The Atlantic Petroleum company &
Bil!ingslea test on the Leona Hard
ridge farm in the southwest corner
of the northeast OF the northwest of
24-19-10 has been successfully cased
with the 10-inch and the bridge was
drilled out. 1t did not flow after the
bridge was knocked out. A swaD was
run but before much work was done
1t broke and the well was shut down
again. The sand is now thot to be the
Cleveland and not the Red Fork as
first rcported.
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looking equally unfavorable since the
level of the Fox sand was passed, and
the company is somewhat discour-
aged with II.
r"port from the Prairie oil &
Gas Co. well In 17-3n-2w In Garvin
{, uuts, known as the Antioch well.
states that from 2,420 to 2,47s il had
sand which made an oil showing
both In the top and in the bottom. but
the production is not sufficient to
make a we'll. This sand, however,
makes GarVin county look better, and
II Ia evident that nearby this same
sand carries oil.
some checks have been forged re-
Gently on the Magnolia Petroleum
company Some of the checks were
c'sh"d IN the Gushing district ana
TWO were given to Healdton mer-
chants and two to Writ merchants
Tho loss is light. however. The
crooks have printer with them, as
the checks were very fair replicas Of
the checks used by the company. G.
II. Butler of the Writ bank detected
the forgery the moment the check
was presented for payment.
AT AILEN-The X. c. oil com
pany has made location on the
Butler farm in the southwest corner
of the northeast OF 2l-5n-So.
The same company's No. 1 on the
Patterson farm in the southeast cor
ner of 22-5n-Se is a rig
The same company's No. 4 on the
Justus farm in the southwest corner
OF the southeast of the southwest OF
23-5n-Se is drilling at $50 feet. Num-
Der s, located in the northwest corner
Of ;hc southwest of the northeast OF
the southwest of section, is a locN-
tion. Number o on the Robertson
farm in the southeast corner Of the
southwest OF 23-5n-Se is completed at
7h6 feet, and after Il shot is rated ut
70 barrels.
Inc Central States oil company has
made n location for No. on the
Harjo farm in the northeast corner
of the southwest of the northwest of
26-5n-Se.
The Royal Petroleum company has
rig up for No. + on the Dougherty
farm in the southwest corner of the
northwest of the northeast of the
northwest of 26-5n-se.
The *. G. Oil company No. ! on the
Cora McCull farm in the northeast
corner of 27-5n-Se is the best well in
the field. 1t is rated at 100 barrels
and has lots of gas.
The Chicago Oil company has a rig
up on the Maud Shields farm in the
northeast corner of the southeast Of
33-5n-Se.
AT ADA-Vauhn 81 Wheeler are
pulling pipe on the Kreiger farm in
the northeast corner of the southwest
of the northeast of 20-4n-5e. The
depth of the hole is 1910 feet.
Benedum & Trees are shut down at
420 feet on the Oliver farm in the
northeast corner of the northwest of
the northwest of 1-4n-6e.
The American Oil & Refining Co.
has rig up on the McDouglas farm
in the southeast corner of the south
west of S-4n-6e.
In the southeast corner of the
southwest of the southeast of the
southwest of S-4n-6e the American
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June 27.-HOGS-Receipts 90, ;.
600 head; market weak, l0c to 15c below
yesterdays average; bulk $l4.65GD15.5O.
light S1410@l5.2 20, mixed Si4.I06e15.50,
heavy $i435 1870 rough S14.35 a l4.55,
pigs SI0.75@l4.1O.
CATTLEE Receipts 21,OOo head; market
weak; native beef cattle Ss.50@ 1885 stock
and feeders $6.75@l0, cows and hefers
So 60@ll.65, calves S11@l55O
SHEEP-Receipts 900 head; marke,
weak; wethers Ss.65Q Lao, ewes S5y .25,
lambs $10.75@1575 springs si3.50@ls.l0.
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oil 4 Refining Co. is shut down at
5Si feet on No on the Jeter farm.
Skelley 4 Sankey have "a rig up on
the Allen farm In the northwest cor
ner OF the northeast OF the northwest
OF i7-in-6e.
j. u. Abbott has rig up on the
Sallcy Ford farm In the southwest
corner OF the northeast of IT, north
west Of 2i-4n-Ge.
Skellcy 4 Sankey are drilling at
S2C feet on No. on the oklahoma
Portland Cement company property
In the southeast corner OF the south
west OF the southeast of 32-in-5e.
At BLNCkWWELL -- Near the
good well OF the Southwestern Petro-
lcur, company on the Mooney farm
I'm the southwest corner OF the north
west OF the northwest of l7-2S-le
tn,.a are several new tests starting
The Southwestern has rig on the
ground one location east of No. l for
No. . on the farm.
The blackwell oil n Gas Co. has
rig on the ground in the northeast
corner of the southeast OF lS-2S-lc
Tor 40. on the Nix farm. Number
1 on the Nix Is located in the north
west corner of the southwest of tho
southeast of the section and Is re-
ported to be flowing occasionally
from the deep sand.
The Southwestern has rig In for
n test on the John Welsh farm in the
northwest corner OF the southwest Of
17-2S-le.
At KIICORE-Th McTon oil &
Gas Co. still has rig up for M. /
ON tht ". a. Gains farm in the south
west corner of the northwest Of "a
pn-4w.
The Big Antlicline oil company +,
still shut down AT 100 feet In No.
on the Brown farm in the northeast
corner of th@ southwest OF the south
west Of S1-2n-4w.
The Santa Re OH company Is shut
Eng the pipe to put on new shoe at
1,62O feet on the Sims farm In tno
southeast corner of the northwest o.
the northwest of the nodtheast of g
2n-5w.
The Boston oil company is stillins
at 600 feet I'm No. ! In the northwest
corner of the northeast OF the nortn-
east of the northeast OF 3-2n-5w.
In the southeast corner Of 10-2n-5w
the Black Hawk Oil X Gas Co. Is pulI-
ing the pipe to shoot the first well on
the j. Little farm at l,S00 feet.
The Santa Fe oil company In snut
down ht SUI rect on tnc NHllaihS Nv
crnathy farm in the southeast corner
of 11-2n-5w.
AT WADIIII-The Indian Chief OH
& Gas Co. is shut down for pipe on
the X, B. Wallace farm in the north
west corner of the northeast OF the
southwest of 19-7s-be.
Roy johnson is shut down at 1,5O0
feet on the j. r. Luper farm In the
southeast corner OF the southwest of
23-7s-5e.
At SACRED HEART-Thc Prairie
Oil & Gas Co. is drilling nj 2,l30 feet
on the Benedictine Fathers farm in
the southeast corner of the northeast
of the southwest of 7-6n-5e.
CONTINUED o;S PAGE TWELVE
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Not the Sun Plant.

1t was not the plant OF the Sun Oil
company that was damaged by fire
Tuesday. 1t was the plant of the
Southern Oil company. The fire was
extinguished before 1t reached the
atIr ors and a bad explosion was thus
avoided. The damage is estimated at
ABOUT sZ5.OU0, and consists of the de-
struction of two stills and other dam
age.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. June 27. - BUTTER-Un'
changed.
EGGS-Higher; receipts Is, 469 cases
firsts 30h @3lhc, ordinary firsts ASA a
80 kc, at mark cases included 2s@31lac.
POTATOES-Lower; receipts 60 cars
Arkansas and Oklahoma $250@2.65, Cali
fornia $2.50@2.T5.
POULTRY-Alive lower, fowls 19c.
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Thru the Big Gas,

The Fortuna on company has sue
ccssfully mudded off the big gas
found at about 1000 feet on the
Miller farm in 4-22-3e and is now
drilling deeper. 1t made about co.,
100000 feet
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KANSAS CITY, June 27.-BUTTER-
Creamery 35 nc, firsts 94c seconds 32 Y C
packing 30h hc.
EGGS-Firsts 81 kc.
P0ULTRY-Roosters 13hc. hens lie
broilers 26c.
PoTAToES-News steady, s2.55@2.6o.
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LIVE STOCK


FORT WORTH. Texas, June 27.-CT
TIE Receipts 1000 head; market 15c tC
Csc lower; beeves s6.50@10.50.
HoGS-Receipts 1000 head market
steady; heavy S15.25@l535
SHEEP-Receipts 800 head: market 25,
lower; lambs SlG6l65O
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Struck.

"Hasnt he a striking carr" asked
JinkA
Yes, It gave me quite a jar" said
Binks.
And then they wandered to the bar
and had four drinks.
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Somewhat Jmpresscd,

"Do you believe in the grounding
theory?"
Didn't used to. But this years
weather has got me guessing all
right"
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more active after the publication Of the
weekly weather report which was considered
more favorable than that of last week. and
last prices showed reactions Of 3s TO a.
points from the best
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Going TO BartlcsyilIc.

The test of Bartlett & Buel in the
northwest corner of 27-l4-S is being
drilled to the Bartlesville sand, where
the big pay is expected.
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Galveston Spot Cotton
New Orleans Cotton.

GALVESTON, Texas, June 27-Middlng
30 SOC, receipts /, 1,i22 bales, exports none
sales ,672 bales, stock los, 1875 bales.
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ZE-$3.36@ q 3.46.
st. Louis Cash Grainl

ST LOUIS. June 81. -WHEAT-Steady; (;
No. 3 red $2i5 No. 2 hard s2.45 @2.50.
COEN-Hgher No. $1.72h, No. .
white s1.73h.
oATs-steady; No. zoe. No. whitc
nominal.
Steady; No. nominal.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Range.


KANSAS CITY, June 27-WHEAT-
Steady to Sc lower; No 2 hard s2.4o@2,65,
CoRN-Irrcgular; No. mixed s1.6i@
1.67ls, No 2 white sl7o@l.7oh, No. 2
yellow S16Sh @1.69.
OATS-Lower; No. white 71@7l Nc,
No mixed sc u @67c.
RYE-Sl.e5@1. 1.ss.
KAFIR AND MILO MA1ZE-$3. 90 IA .46.
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St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. June 27.-P0ULTRY, BUT
TFR-Unchanged.
EGGS-2Sc
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WANTED-l5 or l6year.old hoy with bi.
cycle: good pay. Leslie Brooks Realty
company, 407 South Boulder. Phone 2s73.
WANrED-An all around dry goods and
shoe man quick. Small 4 Mayer, Col
libsyille Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28

TWO bricklnyers and two plnsterers wanted
at Sperry. Okla +. W. Mcneil.
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WANTED-Four salesmon; must furnish
good references; good territory; only am
bilious men need apply. Imperial hotel,
room IL
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FOR RENT Store room, 25xll0. with 25x
rs foot balcony; a daylight store well
ventilated. modern show windows, oppoglte
largest department store aud next Wool.
worth's, on best side OF principal business
street. Address j. o. Bailey, Muskogee,
OKLA
WANTED-office rooms for physician. alone
or with physician or dentist. Address
1854, World.
MOOSE lodge hall, largest and finest In
Tulsa, for rent to lodges, clubs etc. Call
trustees Moose home. Phone 1899.
OFFICE space for rent In 900 block Of Eas.
rhiN street. Phone 1897
SToRERooM for rent on East Third street.
Phana 1897.
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TT EXCHANGE.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-Party moving away August 1
will rent strictly modern 5-room bunRalow
in fine location 90 party buying small amount
of furniture; can give possession OF one or
two rooms July /. Phone 1920.
FURNITURE for sale contents OF Broom
bungalow, including inlad black walnut
dining room set tantique). Call this morn.
ing. 2i5 West Sixteenth street.
WANTkD-Carload OF second hand heating
and s,ok stoves: will pay long prices
Phone 1854
FURNISHINGS OF 5-room apartment for
sale very reasonable. Phone 1858 before
noon.
PIANO for sale; n sacrifice for a quick
sale. leaving city, $50 West Fourth street
BLACK leather, quarter sawed oak duofold
for sale cheap. Call I773
FOR SALE-Large icebox in good condition.
bargain. Phone 6049
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POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE Small pony, unusuaiiy safs
for children for riding. either with or
without saddle aud bridle. Phone 3llI
FOR sALE-Three young ponies harness
and three light wagons, A No. l condi.
tion. viii sell cheapp Phone 1925
LOS1-At Cosden refinery Elgin watch
initial y on back; reward. V. Evans
6?2 West Fifth street
FOR SALE--Chea two 7.month. old bull.
dogs. Phone ASA. Cali Mrs. Lynch.
YOUNG Barred Rock chickens for sale-
Seventh and Grant, Kendall
MILK COW for sale at 400 South Madison.
Phone 2499 or 1860.
SCoTCH collie puppies for saeA Phone
2i3i-J
BULL PUPPIES for sale. Phone 57s7.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28

REFINED, reliable woman would rare for n
home while family are away for the sum.
mer elderly lady. Address box 59ss. sars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28

SITUATION by man with several hundred
dollars IN cigar. cold drink, lunch or other
small proposition. Address Box 6654, care
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28

B0oKKEEPER and stenographer wanted.
Apply Silver Gasoline company, room l.,
Irving building, 10 West Fourth street.
Join the Army-Recrriting offices at Ok
lahoma City, Tulsa. Muskogeo Chickasha.
Ardmore and Enid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-28

WANTED-Young men OF good reputation
for drivers. Apply Wells Fargo & Co.