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FOE SAL Overland car. aood order In nee months paodeI 7s Phone 'tef
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SAERlEES SALE

wW a0W af DU0|0 au0II0n- t0 fTa highest bidder. at w M DNer's Gro cer} Store. e0t Central Ave. on the 21st day of March. A D. lal1. between The hours for judicial sales the following personal nroperty. to-wit: All the ac- counts due W. N Over. and stock of groceries. consisting of staple and fancy groceries. levied upon by me 5S the property of W M Dyer to satisfy an execution in my hands against uim. which issued from the AIuuicir3l CouFt of Hot Springs. Garland county .in favor Of Scott Mayer Commission Co., in Gar l1ud county Arkausae.
 Terms Cash
 BRAD O. SMITH Sheriff
 Ey J n. Ererkeulidge. D <.
 Hot Springs, Ark. March g. l@l1
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LEGAL NOTICES

range twentN-two west. Montgomery county. Arkansas.
 The above described lands will be sold for the purpose of paying the debts pro- bated and allowed against the estate of Nathan Thomas. deceased and the sur plus. If any, be paid to the legd and lawful heirs of said estate.
 Given under my hnd at Hot Springs. Arkansas. this seventeenth day of Feb ruary. 1917.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS. AdministratriN of the estate of Nathap
 Thomas Deceased istratrix
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AnMINlsrRArRIN NOTICE

Notice is hereby ciNvn that thr under -iered Jdmiuiau3uiN of the estate of Nathan Thomas deceased. win apnlr 10 the Probate Court of Garland county. Arkansas, on the twelfth daE of March l'lt or as soon theroutter as she can be heard for am order authorizing and dileriins the sale ui certain real estate he longing Co sad estate, hinr and be- ing situated in Monteomery county. Arkansas
 West one-haf of the northeast efcNtv 1ctts, nart of the southwest of the uurth- west 'WcniN-f1ur acres, pant Q, the wc~t one-holf Of the southwest eighty acres. nnrtG"ast of the southwest forty acres All ID section thirty-siN township one.
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N0tIO0 N hcrebV eIVnn th1t m nurqu- ahce nf the authority and directions com feined in the decptal order of the chan cefN court of Garland county made and entered on the Sih day of February. X. n l9lT in certain cause (No g1Gg5 then pcndinC therein between Ed IT. Johnson. trustee fot the Hot Sprirrs Sav- fnas. Trust and Guaranty Co conpiain- ants. md F. & Rutherford Mary r.. Rutherford, s J. smith and w $. sor-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A
FOR MAYOR

The Santinel-RecUrd is authorized to announce George F Bedding as a candi- date for mayor under the commissi ion form Of government plan
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce George 4 Callahan as a can didate for mayor of Hot Springs under the commits. lon form of government plan
 The Sentinel Hecord l- authorized to announce the name of Dr. J. w McClpu- don as candidate for mavor of Hot Snriuss under The commission form of government plan
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Dr. Leonard R. Ellis, who has been serving as Lieutenant Colonel in the Ftuet A1hansas regiment, win return 10 he city and be in his office after Friday February 23. 216-tt
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LOST AND POUND

LOST small hacrlrt watch attached ju
 foht watch engraved letters "Nf C. C' Reward lf returned io Sentinel Record ot-
 0ee. 3-l4-It LOST Square uruopu with uuc stones and pelIs set in silver Reward. Re- turn To Br Rankin. Arlington hotel lt
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ALLEN HOTCTIEISS. CIork

We nave m operation a circulating ar system throuehout out plant, which prevents " from llghtlne. The Pas teurlzed MIX Go s-11-n
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Dr, J. F. Merritt. osns answered day o~ night office phone 441. -es 'dence 426 No 270il Central avenue
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FOR SAT.E-Tusch Sisters eleeant fiv- lures consisting of show caSes wall cases. shelving hequtifu office. safe ane telephoue Miss Busch l5S2 t-25.tf FOR SALE -Poodledogs and puppies e1 West Grand or phone 1ne5 a-'1-Ir1 FOR SATF on TRADE Seven nassen- ger Oldsmo ohtlo A"tocrat touring car. color blue hlqck' uickel trir,med. KIavon horn new heavy P3ntasoatc top new Honevcouh radiator: tirra ard entire cqr in evcelIcut condition wiH aau far epeh on time or tr1de fnr real estate paving differc~co n vIe- Kidd Dry Goods Co Little Rock Ark 9-e1 -tf FOR SAT Very dosiralle hatel e~ teusive ofopnde 96oVtgn saot cnri.t- oY,a plooeort Arnir 911 renfou St t9c -tr
 FOE SALE
 Overland car. uood order tn use months. naodei 7s. Phone -tef
 Fop SATE- Saiondi1 cra,,oe fa ti,-- r,r caeh or m teuns tWa Vine ha,tsas i, fFooa lnna lon seven rNeras bau auf ;u-, heahs- five ~HNnes rlH and hqfs. an eriewonienese aff aua 1eE Cedar sf caa owner, 8l@ Central Ave s-G-u
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FOR SALE--At a bargain by owner 6 room house and 4 room house all good condition. gas. water. tights frontage 95 t. on Bower, 141 on Poplar and 70 on Erie St. level lot, two blocks Of Park Ave. If looking for home or lnves tlneat see me before buNiuE-it will pay you Apply 105 Poplar St. or phone 1881.
 l-27vtf
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
 Furnished rooms with private family; cold and hot water: 23 Garland Ave. sec- oud door Christian Science church. Phone IG3S 3-2-tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms in private home, gas heat. 72l Malvern Ave or phone l233. 1-20-tf FOR RE\T-You can secure nicely fur ni~hed rooms with a private family by callinc telenhOnc 1928 3-23-tf FOR RENT-One large room in private family. close in. ] block of car line. Phone 2014, Apply 123 Barker St.
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FOR SAIE-Trees. fo. vasn: first class
 Eberta peach trees 11ia cents each. fresh from Eartous Creek Nurseries. Teuues5e,. Cth af NJ K. MoGuirv', bar her shop 2o5 Third St and pick out what Nou want t-26-tf
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FOR RENr-E Extra large room for two; I1tdeiu conNenlcuVcs. m private homo, Address A B.. care sentinel Record.
 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable. 132a Central Ave. Phone
 ll-1S-tf LIGHT airy housekeepine rooms one block from bath house. electric lights. Sl 90 per week and up. PIG Court St Phone 1643. 7-l4-tf
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FOB SALE

FOR SALE c
 By Non Res dent Owner Q
 While 1 am here, for short time g
 only. l am offering for sale my
 two farms. loinln2. four miles c
 southwest 1t Hot Springs, on fine C
 county, road. the 20 acre farm has Q
 five room house with large hali c
 and porch on three sides, Is paint e and newly paperrd There are z two frame barns, fine well ot Wa . ter which never goes dry, one q
 acre fenced with six foot chicken wire three chicken houses. c The forty acre place has three
 room house. porch iu front. large q log nI}u, well, two springs and creek both places have Elberta c peach trees. soil is exceptionally C good as both places hc In valley rillcd Pleasant Valley Forty 6 acres of the sixty ale iu culUva- c tjou AN fenced with hog wire c
 tcuoe haaftoe timber hickory oak and pine q Iast year leu1ut raised bales q } ot cotton ou less than five acres c } and averaged }o bushels uf com q ? per acre. Hnd average ot loo hu-h- q els ut sweet potatoes 70 acre. q
 Only wish to ~rIl because have q
 ranch interests m the west WI C
 make bargain price Nhur ! ann q
 hele and It win paN you Co iuves- q
 tiEate Cau SU CcuuN Ave (
 Phone -lf-. 3-5-tf (
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FOR SALE S200 gets rooming house. rent paid GO April let. large rooms. one large housekeeping room, rented for SS0 per month. one large ttout room for S, per week. others Tor S6 each Back porch and office furnished complete. rents for S2Q per month No better lrca- tIUu. Como Square. Call at Nil l-1 Con ual Ave. One ad only. 3-l3-2t FOR SAI.E-Ope first class meat mar
 ket and one first class grocery and feed
 business. both good locations Phnne Merchants Association 2-1o-tf sale. years old and well trained Can ltt6. 3-9-I2
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two young Jacks well bred. years old, will sell cheap because going out If the stock roismg business.
 g-12-1v W
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sHERIFF's SALE

I wl sell at public auction, to the highest bidder ai W. N Overs Grocery Store -ol Central avenue, on the 3lst day of March A. D I@t7. between the hours for judicial sales the following personal property. to-Wit. one stock ot groceries. consisting of staple and fancy groceries levied upon by me as the property of W M Dyer to ~ltiefy an execution in my hands against him. which issued from the Municipal Court of Hot Springs in GarlaNd county iu favor ot Pluukctt-JH- rell Grocer, Co. In Garland county Ark auSas
 Tern Cash in hand
 BRAD D SMITH Sheriff.
 Pv fI Rreckeuridgc D $
 Hot SnringS Ark. March 9. l9l7
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EGGS FOR SALE Single comb white Leghorns. baurd Plymouth Rocks. set tiugs of 10 for Sl W. Demug. l5-5 Cen- tral Ave. Phone 9.42 3-3-"t
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

Notice is hnIety given that on the 2ith day of M1eh. A. D. 1915, between the hours of i.Ii.ial s1lea. iu pursuance Of the order uf thr Probate Court for Garland County. Arkansas. made on the 27th day Of Teararv Iai. ! will as ad- iuski of CT for sale io the highest hid- dcr on a credit oI three months the purcla ser ejvir- security for the pay ire 5,,.Iord re9I egiair situated in Garland county. Arakus1s. toWjt The southwest quarter of the southwest quar- Ger ot section e. township ] north O, range ia west.
 THOMAS UANLEN. Administrator.
 Dated March 3, 1917. 3-4 -2it
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WANTFD-To trade an Overland car in nerfect condition for buggy horse, w.
 IT. Hall phone Q 1-14-tf
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FOR SALE Furnished ruomng house for sale, containing l4 rooms. 477 1-2 Benton St 3-q-1m
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FOR RENT

E RENT Three rooms, modern. fur he'd for housekeeping. on eround floor, ic iu Phone l66 3-14-f
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FOR SALE

First class roomiue house. with In one block of NoStoffice and both depute. %pWlv furnished thruugh- out and has every modern coape- uicuce An outside rooms and has nice spacious lobby for guests Wn sacrifice for uViCk sale on account of family trouble Every room in the house now let a. big prices Rent reasonable and lease
 can he made satisfactory to buyer Chance or iif time tH t.gut uarJV.
 GRAND HOTEL 2-ll-lm 3llla Malvern Ave
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FOR RTNT-On Park Ave. 7I5. the Nfaher house a frame building with two stories and ha semcnt. has eleven rooms, shndv porrhas. bathroom fitted out for electric lights gas and water, rent se5. Isor further information apply to St.
 ,, hn's Place a9l w Grand Ave. 1l-26 -u
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Three tracts Of land on Malvern road. between city limits and Country Club. one tract 50 acres. one 10, and one acres gas line crosses 10 acres. Inquire MIs M J Mooney. Route No. 2-l1-tf FOR SALE-1 new. 1 second hand Ford roadster bodies. n NL Steele. phone l5. 2-1S-f FOR SALE Fuu blood White Leghorn eggs Can 33a Mt Ida s. Telephone IqlN 2-2I In
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VITO FOR SALE Roadster six cyliu-
 er motor ~oit starter Willard battery.
 v anuoIutmeut first class. Cash trans iUrl- Record 2-11-tf
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FOR SALE R L EI AILR NIT

Doing good business. iu heart of city a good place for a good mau Apuiy to Robert R. McRoberts. 2-5 Valley St. 3-t0 I'm
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FOR SALE

FOR SALIs-M My sul urban home. 20 acres adjoining face track, fronting uu Central avenue. room bungalow. Phone I901
 3-1I-1n
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657 2-2T-1m FOR SALE -Twentv-four room rosminG house. ceutallv located Phone 29aS
 2-27-1m FOR SNLE-Ford automobile. good shane Phone 1929 3-i FOR SALE Finest improved stock farm in Garland county. all cOnveuieuces. house. barns. etc, 320 acres under fence. l5U iu cultivation, implements, stock and grain included A bargain to the right party. For further information see J w. Stipe. after b pm. Arlington Engine Room 2-2i-tT
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WANT'ED-White Leghorn eggs for h0tchiug Pure blood. Address Eggs. care Sentinel Record. if
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I WANT to clean your CARPETS and RIGS Telenhone 347 and wagon win call Chas. Hotchkiss. Mgr. 2-l0-tf
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FOR SALE Furnished roaming house for sale, containing II rooms. 44- l-2 Benton st &-T-iu
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FOR RENT..ROOMS

PALACE HOTcI--O Opposite bath houses, modern furnished rooms. $4.50 uer week
 up. NomJck x WoodcoCk. owners and 412-4lS Central Ave. 3-6-tf
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

sIMANTONS Mud Baths, furnished cot faees and patching apartments llV Ra vine St corner Pork Ave. 2-S-f
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WANTED TO BTY-SACKS. WAR PRICES nald for second hand sacks C
 J Horner Go 1o tf
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WANTED-Se Second hand furniture Phone 3SS j. H. Ermy x Sons.
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FOR SALE Small soda fountain Phone 6a1 2-21-lm
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FOR SAT F-Nerv dosirahls hafal ew- teusive eropnde 96oVtTD faot Snriv- nra
 ploasor Arnir 911 renfou St t-9c- -tr
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FOR RENT

1FOR RENT-Three room furnished cot
 tngo on Oakawn ear line. Inquire at Hot Springs Confectionery. 3-l3-lW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALISTS HOLD MEETING
Third Annual Gathering OF Midwest
Academy In Session ut
Hotel Tulsa.

The mid west academy of ophthal-
mology and oto-laryngology will hold
its third annual meeting in Tulsa to-
day. Sessions will be held at the
Hotel Tulsa, which is headquarters for
the meeting. Specialists Of the ear,
eye, nose and throat from Kansas.
Missouri and Oklahoma will be in at
tendance.
Under the auspices of the eye, ear,
nose and throat men of Tulsa the en-
tire morning will be given over TO
clinics. DR.. Joseph S. Lichtenberg OF
Kansas City will conduct the eye
clinic and DR. Joseph Il. Sawtell OF
Kansas City the ose and throat clinic.
Both will be held at the Tulsa hos
ptal.
A scientific program will follow at
o'clock In the afternoon. "A Few
Remarks on Glaucoma" will be made
by DIR. j. &. Dorsey OF Wichita. Kan.
DR.. Harold Bailey of Springfield. Mo-,
"Technic in Mastoid Operations"
"Intracapsular Cataract Operation as
Performed" DR., A. Il. Prince and Dr.
j. ID. Pifer of Joplin Mo-; Surgery OF
the Sphenoid Sinus" by DR.. Il. NJ.
Seydell OF Wichita. Kan; "Detach-
ment of the Retina," DR.. w. A. Camp,
Springfield, Mo; "Iritis' by DR.. j. IL.
Schrant of Hutchinson. Kan.
A banquet will be held at the Hotel
Tulsa In the evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26
Oklahoma Charters

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 25.-Sec-
retary Of State ]. |" Lyon has issued
the following charters:
Pareco Oil e. Refining Co, Okla
homa City, capital 100000; incor-
porators NJ. c. Weaver, j. l.. Duncan,
oklahoma City; Charles c, Hoff Dal
las
The Aubyme oil & Gas Co., Chicka-
sha. capital s25O,O00; incorporators
J. T. Elder. w. NJ. Bynum. G. l.. Me-
Ter. Chickasha.
Ninnekah Grain & Lumber Co.,
Chickasha, capital $4,000, incor-
porators, d. f. Stephens, Ninnekah;
$. A. Forsyth, Norge; NJ. F.. Ikard,
Chickasha.
The Sam Horne company, McAles-
ter. capital $4,000; incorporators
Same Horne. G. c. Cochran, j, r. Grif-
fin. McAlcster.
Wyandotte Zinc company, Miami,
capital 100000; incorporators A. w,
Estes. Palacios, Texas; J. r. Case.
Miami, w. A. Crane, Tar River, Okla.
Seneca Fault Mining company,
Miami, capital 100000; incorpora-
tors J. II. haZen, Kansas City. Mo-;
w. G. Cotton, Pittsburg. Kan; Todd
Denison. oklahoma city.
The Fortuna oil company of Okla
homa City increased its capital stock
frcm 800 00V to $500, 900.
The Producers company of Della
ware qualified 20 do business In the
state. Capital stock $4,000, and
investing S250,000 in the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26
BOTH SIDES STANDING FIRM
Henryctta's Telephone Controversy
Still Unsettled.

Special 10 The World.
HENRY ETA. okla, Nov. 25.-The
Southwestern Bell Telephone company
has refused the demands made upon
them by their striking operators The
company says it will not recognize the
union and its demands for higher
wages, control OF the local office and
better working conditions, made IN
resolutions forwarded to the general
manager of the company last Monday.
Officials of the company have been
here since Wednesday. They have held
only one conference with the striking
operators, at which they heard their
demands and decided that they would
not comply with them. The company
will continue with the present force of
nonunion operators, whom they de-
clare are giving equally as good serv-
ice as the union girls.
1t Is said that the strike would be
given more consideration II the strik-
ers would eliminate from their de-
mands the clause asking that the
union be given complete control over
the office-to let their union preSi-
dent employ and discharge operators.
The company admits the operators
should be allowed an increase In
wages but they will not recognize the
union.
The strikers have the sympathy OF
the public and are supported by the
trades unions OF the city. They ara
giving a benefit ball here next Wednes-
day evening to raise funds with which
TO continue the strike.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26

his reason on the card presented. and
IN this manner the council has COM
plete file OF every person, whether Z
contributor or not.
Friday the schools and business
houses ir Skiatook were closed. and
while the women worked to raise a
Red Cross fund, the men were busily
engaged in raising the Y. NJ G. A.
fund with the result that every sec
ton OF the district contributed 10 a
man, AMI such places as wild Horse,
q small oil drilling center. contributed
s640.
"It is a marvel of organization. "
declared c. f.. Buchner, director Of
the campaign In this district. "rhose
people have solved one OF the prob
lens and are now prepared with a
permanent war work council to enter
into any campaign for war work and
give an account Of their district
equally rs favorable as they have
done In this"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26
BARTLESVlLLE GIRLS TO
CARRY TELEGRAPH MESSAGES
Demand for Young Women Help
Never So Great: Boys in
Oil Fields.

Special to The World.
BARTLESVILLE, Okla, Nov. 25.-
Bartlesville is to have girl messe ngers
who will work for the local Western
Union company and at the offices of
a couple Of the big operating COM
panies.
Poys under sixteen years old must
attend school. Boys just past sixteen
years old won't work for $40 a month
when they can make SIS month
working in the oil fields or some
other branch of the oil business. The
big operating oil and gas companies
are grabbing up bright, promising
boys and taking them into their Of
fices. where they have started them
to learn the business. One of the
leading companies in the city has es-
tablished school where boys and
girls are being trained for various
branches OF work
Never before has there been sucn
a demand for young women as at
present. This is especially true of
stenographers. bookkeepers and gem
eral detail work. Nearly 100 young
women are employed in various de-
partments in the general offices Of
the Quapaw Gas company in Bartles-
VILE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-26
WORK BEGINS ON NEW
ZINC MILL AT MIAMI
VIII Have Capacity of 500 Tons 81.
Louis Concerns New
Plant

Special 10 The World
MIAMI, okla, Nov. 2j.-The Car
negie Mining & Milling Co. is stalking
out its mill site and will begin the
construction Of five hundred ton
m'll at once. The shaft is already
down to the ore on this lease where
the ore Is found to be much richer
than the drill cutting indicated. The
carnegie lease is located near the IA e
nous Montreal mill and the shaft
SHOWS fortv-foot face of ore that as
says over II per cent. The lease is
rearly surrounded by mills and Is
near the Lucky Junction. Under
Kri'Grs Kid mIrSs No'' l "nS p and the Lucky
Another Mil Building.
The st. Louis Lead K Zinc Co.,
which Is erecting n large ton mill on
tneir lease near Quapaw, has installed
a battery of four compressors. Tho
equipment in this plant win alone cost
S3S,OOO and will be among the best in
the entire district. The shaft on this
lease is down over one hundred and
fifty feet and large pumps are be-
ins Installed to take care OF the water.
which is found in this vicinity In
large quantities. This company IL To-
Gated near the Imperial mill, where
the water problem is especially hard
To handle.
The Bill Boy company. composed Of
FORMER Muskogee men, Is now sinking
its shaft and has put its stock on tho
market. This company has n forty
acre lease nearly surrounded by mills.
The Associated Lead and Zinc com
pany. whose lease lies in the heart Of
a no taA. h.. T. 4 -. (.
o: 1O3 feet and as the nearest drill
hole registers ore at 1O4 feet It is pos
sible that tho next round of shots will
show the metal.
The associated people are prepar-
ing to sink shafts in the near future
as they have enough acreage for sew
eral mill sites
The Red Pail Mining company. an
organization OF El Paso people, has
opened an office here The company
has lease Of twenty acres north Of
Sunnyside. one and one-fourth miles
south of the Kansas line, on which a
number Of holes have been sunk with
out blank.
The holdings OF the El Paso COM
pany are in shallow territory. the ore
lying only 75 feet below the surface.
Sinkers at work on the shaft at
the Billiken, south of st. Louis, a few
days ago, were given surprise when
shot placed in the dirt to make room
for pump seat, brought out fine
lot OF ore which was not known to be
there.
The workmen had gone thru eight
feet of especially good stuff and had
then had several more feet w-grade
ore, but the shot uncovered second
run of good stuff which Is on about
the laval ha
the way
Goldenrod Mill No. I, one and one
quarter miles east of Cardin, made
S54 tons OF material for the week end
ing Saturday. November II. showing
an average recovery for the week OF
20.1 per cent It was announced today
by officials OF the company. 1t is be-
lieved that this establishes a new
world record.
Goldenrod Plants Nos. 4, and 8
are all In the same class as No. 1.
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BARTLEsvLLEs RAPID GROWTH
Two Apartment Houses and 100
Dwellings 10 bc Built by Company.

special to The World.
BARTDESVIBLE, Okla, Nov. 25.-
Plans have been practically completed
for the erection OF one hundred
dwelling houses and two big apart
ment houses In Bartlesville. Final
arrangements are to be made at an
early meeting of the chamber of COM
nlerce
In order to put over this big deal
stock company is to be formed by
Bartlesville men, who are to pay In
500, 900 as working capital. oil
men and other business men will form
the company. If more money Is
needed, second payment of probably
S25.OOO or $4,000 will be paid in. A
contract will probably be closed with
kaster & Sons, big contracting firm
of Chicago. to furnish the material
and labor and build the houses The
houses will be modern four and five
room structures. The apartment
houses will contain II apartments Of
four and five-room each. The de-
mand for more houses in Bartlesvlle
has been brought about by the scores
of families who are coming 20 Bar
tlesville. especially heads of families
who are to work for the Quapaw Gas
company and other big operating
companies.