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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
SUSPECT ADMITS
DOUBLE ROBBERY

When Detectives Dmero and
Graus arrested Harry tauer. want.
ed in Fort Wayne. Ind. for burglary
on Iafsyette-blvd. Monday after.
noon. they took with him on sus.
picion. Andrew Rudawski. II devel.
oped that Rudawski was also want.
ID In Fort Wayne and detectives
from that city left Detroit Tuesday
morning with the two.
When searched. Rudawski was
found to have jewelry on his per.
son and later hJ confessed that he
had burglarised railroad switch
tower and store IN Fort Wayne
Part Of the proceeds consisted Of a
revolver and a belt filled with cart
ridgee. which he had upon him
when arrested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
ReHeDeS Serious Case
of Chronic Constipation
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Corrects Condition That
Seemed Hopeless.

After suffering from chronic con
stipation until she ives so run down
she was unable 10 Do any kind Of
work. Miss II. A. Frees. ZOE Adams
81 Dayton, Ohio, obtained a bottle
OF DR.. Caldweli's Syrup Pepsin and
used II with such gratifying results
that she con tinued the treatment and
has written to DIT Caldwell that her
condition 10 again normal. and that
she wants 70 recommend Syrup Pep
sin TO everyone who suffers with con-
stipattop.
DR.. CaldweIrs Syrup Pepsin is a
combination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepein. gentle In tie action AND
free from gripping OF other pain or
discomfort II contains no optate or
narcotic drug. and. while acting read
ny ON the most stubborn case "a In
active bowels. Ia absolutely safe for
the tiniest babe. 90 that st Is the
sdeal family laxative and should be
kept on hand In every household for
use when needed.
DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepein costs
only ffty cents bottle and is sold II
drug stores everywhere. To avoid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
AnII.I.AI

The performance put on IN the Cad =
lilac theater this week by The
Ihorohreds" does no credit 10 the
coed taste or good tudgm cnt OF eth
- management or performers. and
IS a plain indication that the Glen
tele OF that playhouse is not regard
ed as occupying a very lofty moral
or intellectual plane.
II has been abundantiy demon
stratcd. and nowhere more conspicu-
oUsly than in Detroit, that burlesque
can be made clean. interesting and
entertaining. and any departure from
this code must eventually react on
those Immediately guilty and bring
the whole profession OF the stage
into more or less disrepute.
There are several clever perform
ers among The Thorobreds" and
much OF the performance is enter
tanning and unobtectionable IN every
way. but some Of the lines and stu
ations are so broadly suggestive that
one wonders how they ever got by
the police censor, assuming that the
latter possesses even a remnant OF a
serse OF propriety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
SHIP
is IN DISTRESS

NEW YORK. Jan 80 a boat
from the United states lie s1v,ag
station ~ Sandy Hook tut OF early
today 10 20 10 tho assistance OF an
undermined steamship on the rocks
near the wreck OF NE United states
transport Sumner Nothing could
DO learned as TO 'he identity Of the
shin. The fog was so ihick she was
barely discernihle from the shore.
The ships distress whistle sound
Cd nearly all night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
Hold Two A. shon,if,.r,.

Charged with shoplifting in a
downtown department store. Marion
Miller and Eleanor COMFY. both civ.
ing their addresses as No. So AIDE
lside.st.. were arrested Monday aft.
ernoon by detectives The arrests
were made on complaint OF Eliza
beth Elfstrom. store detective. who
secreted herself behind a rack Of
clothing and saw them take silk
stockings from counter, she al.
lcgeA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
THUGS ROB MAN
ON RIVER FRONT

Struck on tho head by two high
waymen and robbed Of s45 az the
foot Of Hastings e., Monday night.
william, Bettcs. OF No IS Hastings
81. vas taken 20 the receiving hos
ptal. His injuries are not serious.
Joe Simcoe. of No. 100 Porter.st..
VAS held up BY two men on Fifth
rt. near Porterst.. and robbed OF
s2.fo and a gold chain
While standing in front OF their
home. No l5i Hammond ave. John
Fibrik. ~ years old. and Paul CEura.
a. were attacked by mn unidentified
man F1brik vas cut on the neck
and Czura lip was slashed. Their
injuries are not serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30


One - the prottiesi acts on the
Nnudevile stage iE that OF SpraRut
ara McNcece. ho perform Eracefnl
and artistic fests on roller skates as
the opener" on the program OF tho
Miles theater this week. They arc
unusually good looking young peo-
ple and W. white clothes against a
tlack velvet curtain make picture
most pleasing TO the eye. Their skat-
ing is almost Ike csthetic dancing in
it, grace and movement and the en-
tire act Is one which charms IN every
way.
Fairman and Ferol. singer and pi-
anist. present y number or songs ~
a lively character and PLAY tho piano
with all the dAsh which usually sc-
companies this sort II thing Phil
Bennett, the Alpine troubadour does
= nttle yodclinR and tries his voice
on italian opera with more or less
success
Harry Brooke, assisted ey Kath,
The old MlnslreN Man present a
sketch OF humor and pathos. =, Is
an Arrangement OF the ptnus hypo-
critic and hi@ form ~ roligl on which
turns the old man out ~ doors 20
become an inmate OF he poor house
"Grandps" is happy old man, fond
OF CirCuses VINO was once q minstrel
performer and ne does some good
work on the banjo r McMann az
church deacon. takes his part faith-
fully and we'll enough TO mako tho
audience heartily dislike him
Jack Halligan snd Joe CoOmhs.
talIalNe FUN makers. get on some
racv Jokes which particularly please
the audience. and q song ABOUT Uncle
sam and preparedness obligee the
singer to come back with another
verse OF the same sort 'Hailigan has
q good voice and ures IL on popular
songs ~
The most pretentious az 81 tho
program rs the famous kilties. which
Sc the last Their are eight perform
ers on hrass Instruments and the
drum and tneN play the familiar
scotch airs with fine appreciation Of
their touching qualities. Coates
JockhRrt does the Highland Fling
and a sword dsnce with agility. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
Rep. Smith To Demand
Valuation On
Railroad
APPEALS COURT
Is ADVOCATED
Bill For Recall of
School Board Mem
bers Is Launched

(sfar Correspondent Detroit Times)
LANSING. Mich. Jan 30 Rep.
Frank A Smith this afternoon will
Introduce IN the house Joint reso-
luton demanding that the Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee railroad
furnish the legislature With all the
facts pertaining 10 its cost Of pro-
Guction. The demand being based on
the provisions put in tho roads
charter IN The year 1894.
The resolution follows a sugges-
tion made by the attorney general in
connection with the effort 20 collect
taxes Gov sleeper sent the recom.
mendation 70 the Legislature last
evening and asked shat the lawmak-
ers give ~ their consideration
In response 20 requeet Of the
house for en- Interpretation OF the
constitutional amendment adopted
last fall concerning The repeal and
amendment OF local acts. in force
since the time that the new constitu.
ton took effect eight years ago. the
sttorney general sent In commu-
uication IN which be held thai the
legislature can only repeal such acts
unless referendum vote ls taken
II cannot amend them he holds,
Without the people Of the district az
fected having vote on whether
they want the amendment or not
The state game warden's depart.
ment had introduced in both the sen
ate and house last evening 4 bill
designed to give the department al.
ditionai authority IN administering
The game laws The bill provides
that the department can enforce
closed seasons AZ different times in
different parts OF TIC state. The 'dea
Deing 10 cover spawning seasons for
nsh. which are weeks apart as be-
tween the southern and northern
enos Of the state The bill also pro
Vldes fhsl where .. residents Of
county pe ition for changing the OK
art dates OF closed sen 3on7 where
they believe reasons exist for such
cbapg,s locally ri department can
-iNe ihou taaure and lase action
uu be pf Hied
Sertto- r. E l.anslnE, INTRO
ourcaa $500 fo ray a circIt court
cf appea t1 .onse II three cir
cut maeo- appointed the IRE
siding udqC rhs CUiU would hear
ppeals lro mtae regular clrouit
court an3 in many Cases. 4t o.
bought save appeals 10 tho supreme
court
Senator Damon introduced . bill
t0 amend BE Wothers' pension act
a. fha' lnld to necessary foi
county ~upc ntenIcnts ~ the poor
10 invc uelie applications for pen
sion and 10 put their o X mark or
the Applications before the probate
court could Grant them.
In tha house Rep Iemire intro.
duced n1l N amend the recall act
80 that members OF school boards
will be added 10 the list of officials
subject % the recall Rep ivory
introduced a bill 10 make feeble
minded and epileptic persons eliri.
ble 10 ADHESION 10 fhe Michigan
Home and Training school. Rep
DEUEL. introduced bill 20 appro-
priafe 81 0oo TO start a Ash hatchery
in FSnmef county
Announcement Vas made that
public hearing would hH given by
the geological survey committee Of
the honse Wednesday evening on the
bill 70 have soil survey Of Mich
igan's unrsef lands made during the
coming ST. ears
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30
NEW NAVY BILL
is BIGGEST YET

WASHINGTON. Jan. s0.--A navy
bill providing for three battlcsbips.
or battle cruisers. and $50 subma.
rines and carrying a total OF ssb1.-
t55.2t5--sbout sss.000.co bigger
than last years bill was completed
by the house naval affairs commit
tee Monday.
II will be reported to the house
late today or "Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

The Temple offers vaudeville IN
great variety this week. and every
number is worth while making an
exceptionally Well-roended Pill
Nan Hslperin. always satisfying.
appears ia character sons CSC. o.
representing the nee stages or glrl
hood In her character ste WAY she
frst relates the troubles of the
Youngest ~ the family and then
tells Of her experience in the other
periods az girls life until the time
she IL welded Nothing is so appeal
ing as Miss Haiperins humor And
fol quick changing OF elaborate cos
Il mes none is better than she.
Kisses" one-act. sketch that
shows the audience new angle or
the modern dav love game. - pre-
sented by William GaNton and com
pany, He demonstrates that by close
~ studying her mind he - able TO
kiss any woman. This he proves win
four distinct types. just about the
time the audience has made up its
mind that he would fan In his OBJ
1ect.
FOR return 20 oid-time MINIS
trelsy. nothing could ne better thar
Emmett + Weich's troupe Of eight
black faces Jamta 2. nonoyan.
tho king OF Ireland with Miss Ma
coupled with good dancing and sing
Ing
COT Diamond young ~ 40" rels-
gates many modern-da theories TO
the scrap-heap. With his grand
daughter he not only goes thru tho
dances - the oldcu DAYS. but even
acconlnilshrs the more strenuous
ones a. tho present time with appar
entl> Nttle effort
violin and an accordion provide
good entertainment in the hands ~
per-fe and Baker. and the fshikaws
Prothe-s Japanese 40 stunts that 70
the average man seem nigh impoa-
sib!e In fests OF haiAncinC acroba-
ties they snow extreme skill. Archi
Onri opens the hill With good OK
hfbition Of Juggling
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

tagged In the miniature and imagt-
alive wav ~ the Porfmantcau idea.
and the large audience was generous
n It's applause ~ plaNers- and pro-
ductions.
Mr.. Walker and hiR company will
give four more performances--Taes
dnY md Wednesday, evenings and
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

man. king or capitalist. who makes
more OF his people slaves than free
mon. The slave. once king, digging
d.tches under The lash nf the Wnlp
or tho guard dnds sword. tho
touch ,of which again makes him a
king and he regains his throne, 20
lad his fellow slaves into the palace
90 make % them free men.
All of the plays were artisticaily
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-30

The whole body % men IN their ma
tive costumes present pleasing pic
ture. The act is a ntting hnale 20 =
thornly pleasing bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

While not the deepest test in Ok
lahomu the well drilling by the pral-
re oil * Gas company In l5-l3-i
south Of Depew is probably the mex;
deepest ever drilled The GYPSY oil
company still holds the banner Ter
deep drilling on account Of the records
made east OF McAleStcr when they
drilled 10 a total depth OF 1870 feet.
rhe Prairie Well referred 10 has
reached total depth cf 4,237 feet and
owners Of leases In that vicinity. ami
especially on that great anticline are
getting "a run for their money. The
Prairie IS a consistent w!ldcatter and
fas never had credit for its deep wells
and probably never Will. but the fact
remains just the Same
Deep we'll, will probably be the sal
,ation OF this country fifty years
ftcm now and even at the present
time. we'll uosted oil r,en refer TO the
fact that deeper drilling can be de-
pc d,d upon 70 furnish a supply OF
gas for this present winter The wells
in tine Morrison field are deep enough
and so far have not shown oil and will
supply g4S enough beyond a doubt for
both ends of the line from Tulsa 70
oklahoma city.
Deeper drilling has made several
M N'ioua.rts OF late. the most nota e
being The Tihbers wells ir the north
end Of the Glenn pool And 10 is likely
hat u an directions around That biz
pool and the Gushing field rs we'll
per drilling viii result in much oil
tstu- found
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

announcing this decision usea the fol-
lowing significant language:
THE lease In question expressly re-
cites that IL is In consideration OF
81 in hand paid by the lessee TO the
lessor, and other considerations"
1T has been held not only that 81
Is a valuable consideration, but that
neither party 10 such contract can
show that the same was not paid. The
lease provided that operations should
be begun In ninety days or, II opera
tons were not begun. "A rental Of )
cents an acre per year should be paid
in lieu OF operations. The important
thing about this decision from the
standpoint pf the Oklahoma oil men
is thaI the lessee did not bind himself
10 auy operations. He could avoid
operating by paying what amounted
TO a nominal rental. The court IN con-
sidering this feature, said:
The question whether the ella ~
now under consideration Is unfair or
must be determined upon
the final hearing upon the issues be-
tween the parties. Suffice II to say IL
does not appear that there is any
thing in the clause In question 10 in
the lease
The parties seeking TO cancel this
lease cited the usual Oklahoma cases
and the court cited the Lindley VS..
Raydure the federal case in KEN
lucky. and the Guffey ". Smith case.
decided by the supreme court OF the
United States
The court rendered a decision In
favor OF the original lessee. and this
case plainly indicates what this court
will do when the surrender clause
question is before II. IL will decide
In favor Of the surrender clause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
Another Surrender Clause Decision

In Mccullough vs Smith, case
recently decided by the circuit court
OF appeals which is the circuit court
OF appeals for this circuit of the
federal court. which will decide the
case ot Shaffer W. Marks. which in
wolves the surrender clause. and
which was appealed from Judge
C1mphcllS court TO the circuit court
of appeals Tor the eighth circuit.
I'm The Mccullough case the lease
under consideration was lease for
OIL ga> and other mineral purposes
The lease Was Tor term OF ten years
and as long thereafter as oil and gaS
or other minerals should he found \
dollar consideration was the only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

4 ucN-Gcuerul Harrison ana 10y former
Corporation Commissioner George
Hcnshaw. The BlHckwell OIL 4 Gas
CO. was represented by Judge Bierer
OF oklahoma CITY and Judge Gurley
~ Black we'll The case is simply this.
The Duluth 4 oklahoma on co. have
.0O-harrel we'll which is making a
little gas. and the corporation COM
mission is undertaking TO prcvcnr
them from producing a harriet OF oil
as long as there is any gas. or even
enough to Invite "a casing head prupu-
sition 60 hook ON.
The gas men iu Tulsa when inter-
viewed have refused 20 answer when
the question has been put TO them
straight. to-Wit. What would YOU do
n vou had 2o0-harrel We'll that was
making some gas 30 n Is too plainly
evident and requires no answer as
each and every man In the gas busi-
ness iu oklahoma knows that he
would produce his OIL even II he had
20 do us the Duluth & oklahoma has
douc-hcard the lion I'm his den and
fight 10 out 90 the court ~ last resort.
The hearing Monday was not held
any further than when it dcNclope.
that tho cunstitutiouallty u the entire
legal fabric by which the corporation
commission claim 10 operate was 10
he attacked Judse Cot;rcll will call
IN two associates TO try the case, one
II them being circuit judge and the
two will doubtless ask Judge Campbell
OF the eastern district 90 81 with them
The case has matv interesting fea-
lures for instance. the state oil and
gas Inspector who has cnarge or the
Blackwell field undertook 10 separate
the uu and the ras hy the use "
packers after the we'll had been ~. u"d
over Go him hy the owners Tho fail
urcs were made and the injunction suit
is The result The owners then made
% contract with the Tower Gasoline
company. experts in engineering and
owners of many absorption plants but
this does not satisfy the View ~ the
corporation comm >Sion and they have
ordered that the Well be shut in. altho
short time ago they made a special
ruing hv resolution authorizing the
utilization OF casing head gas IN the
Blackwell sield produced from the
deep sand as IS the case IN this we'll
The order itself is interesting II
recites THAT the Blackwell field is
liStlrCtNeN a gas field and it is NM
fortunate ,or the operators that oil has
been discovered IN connection with the
gIs and IS extremely disadvautageouS
to the public at large
This IS The FIRST time the cQsoraton
commission has ordered that an oil
well must be shut IN 4 it is making
casing head eaS IL Will according 90
al 90 the e.l concerns operating lH
That lelt De ru.noIs lnasmLch as AN
the deep wells are making some water .
10 has been further indicated thar
The corporation commission proposes
to require that only q per cent OF the
flow ~ casing head was hc taken
hereafter from amy We'll
The statutes ot oklahoma of 1910
provide specifically that the couseTva-
uon laws do not apply 20 q producing
oil well and that the same cannot oe
shut 70 even 20 conserve the gas. This
specific provision was made because
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
IN rIlE OSAGE-7

N THE OSiGE-The competitions
Of the past week n tho Usage is as fol-
lows. The Titus oil company has
completed its second test In the north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF l0-2O-1e and II Is making 20 bar
rels daily in sand from 1920 TO 1872
feet II has been shot
In i-S1-l0 the ParnSdaN oil CONF
panv has n +0-harrel well in sand
from 1910 u l.22S feet N the No %.
located in the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of said section.
The Gypsy or company's No. 5. IN
l62l-l0. Is making 80 barrels after q
shot.
The Barnsian oil company got the
sand from l.226 70 1885 feet in the
No 10. ia section l0-el-le, and IL is
making : barrels per dav
The Barnse0n oil company No. lS
in So-st-ls is a 20-barrel producer in
sand from 1897 20 1855 feet
In Sl-ct.ls tho Tidal oil company
has completed No. .. in sand from l.
cSl 20 1908 feet and 1t IS making .
barrels a day.
The Producers oil company has a
2t-horrel well after a shot I'm sand
from 1895 to l+S7 feet end it is IN
rhc Titus oil company No. -- IN
he southeast quarter Of the SouthweS:
quarter OF 2+2s-le. is making -
Sarrcls daily.
The I rice oil & Gas coJNpanv. No l
in S6-S4-N is being abandoned. This
was an old sas well which was deep
cucd IN hopes OF finding ell,
Foster \ Davis, Nc. .. in S6-s4-S,
is making 100 barrels natural m the
| 100 foot sand.
EoSter 4 paws No. 50, In Se-S4->
| is . s5-barysl Well after shot in the
/ BartlesvIie sand found at s.Os7 feet.
In 6-24-lo. the Echo Ou company
| Ne 5. i .Yakiug seven million feet OF
cas in sand from 2.S7o % ASS feet.
In lS-St-li the BarnSiau oil CON-
panv No II in ls-s4-ll is making
| / 200 barrels in the BarueSyillc sand,
which WAS found at 1859 feet. This
wei drilled itself IN.
II Y. F.ster. No IN $3.50. Is
making 5 barrels daily.
Tho Lcwcinda OIL company (Phtt-
I lip>l has 5o-barrel well in l-2i-ll.
The same companN's No. in
il-s6-Il. got tho BartleSville sand az
l5Se feet ard the wei is making -
barrels daily.
Thu Lewcinds No. lSS in ll-sS-il
is 40-barrel vel
The Sperrv on 4 Gas company has
a 100 barrel well in No. Sc in ll-2T-lO.
- nd from l,-0I 10 l.S2l teet
EGOKUK FAI.IS-The Yukon CO.
operative OH company. L. T. Little
farm iu the northeast OF the north
west - l2-ll-tw Is drilling At l.sI0
fcct
The Piedmont oil 4 Gas Co is drill
ing az $50 feet IN tho northeast cr the
northwest OF the northwest Of lis
5w m the g. +. Costrc farm,
g = GoSset' j. drilling AZ $40 feet
in the southwest Of the southeast OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
ran-,mcrican Ruild'nc Pine Lmc

The Tam -Amerlcan Tine from TuIs3
10 the Quay field Is now well under
way and viii he NJ operation hv tho
first nj the year Pipe lines 70 Tulsa
are the greatest asset that this town
has I, ENSURES continuation of pros
Ucrit, a. come The line Is siN-inch
and will furnish a supply for the re
uucry across tho river
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

IN the rowanda district the Gypsy
pil ,ompauy's Shuu1wGy farm is max
irr a total 81 $4,000 barrels daily.
while :he Carter OU company from
'h, two leases owned bv II is gather
ir- 1900 barrels daily. Certainly
NO DANCER of 4 famine in oil and no
leases for government intervention.
Within ths next teN days the chances
orc that there will he government ir-
t'rytutiou and it l. going 10 hur. the
little fellow with fuel oil 20 sell unless
al. siLus fail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
Wei Increasing.

The Barusdau oil company No. -
in le-24-11 is now making 1900 bar
rels having Increased since first COM
pleted bv 200 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

NEAR LENINGTON-The Pequo'
on X Gas company is shut down al
226 feet for fuel in its No. l on the Ed
Jarboe farm. in the extreme northeas.
corner OF the northwest quarter OF
S2-7-1.
The National oil company is drill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

GREENWOOD COUNTY. KAN
In 23-2512 the Sinclair oil & Gas Co.
is drilling =. 2S5 feet on the Loveland
No. l.
(Cont.mUei on Page Twenty-Two)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
w. M. STURGES
Skiryin Hotel, Oklahoma City

ing at i66 feet in the No. on the r
Z. Loyeless farm, in the northwest
ccrner of the northeast quarter ol
1i-1n-lw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

The RoNaus < koffield oil Co. is
starting an adjoining ties; in the south
east OF S-lO-lSw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
NEAR II\INET,

the southeast Of 6-1S-5w No. l Thomas
farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

Robert 4 McBirney. Undertaking
Psrlors. u West Third street. Phone
ass Residence phone l9l.-Adv.