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Evening journal., 1917-12-21
RY MINnNA MIICnN

NJ hlNUNA NllAWA.
A pretty, smarly dressed Office girl
In restaurant the other day. proudly
flashed her cBvaFem ani stone before
envious friends. Asked q plain girl. "Are
YOU going 90 DO your own work.
DO ! look as II ] was?" sneercd the
gentle bride-to-he. "Whai DO you think
I'm marrying f0r?'
And horrible to tell. the other girls
seemed not the least bit shocked. The,
not only accepted her attitude, they ap-
proved 10
Tho exploitation of The male for the
females support is not limited by any
boundary Of class or caste Hunling a
husband for daughter is the society
natron's pet sport. And prudent moth
ers Of intellectual tendencies often send
daughters TO coeducational colleges 90
get marriage licenses, not diplomas
There's This good In "a military sys-
TENT robs such fair ladies Of their
game, 10 compels them 20 support them
selves.
And there's at least one result Of the
war which can be- taken for granted
now; woman is going 10 rcyalue man
according - new and improved stand
ards
The world is changing for woman.
say the prophets. But they neglect to
add that 20 is changing in the same de-
gree for MALE
The feminists already plan one after
the-war future for woman, the anti
suffragists map out another.
Woman viii acquire economical in-
dependence. for one thing, say the suf-
fragists-and the chances are that she
is not going TO like 10 when she gets
it.
She will schiave freedom from sew
eral varieties of sex slavery, urge the
feminists-but it IS not probable that
she Is going TO appreciate that freedom
as much as she expects.
These privileges Will benefit her less.
perhaps, than they do man. which is
not at all the object Of her effort 70
acquire them.
For by so much as woman releases
herself from her dependence on man,
by so much she sets him free, also.
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
CRRISTMaS essay
SHOPPING.

Old kink solomon was easily a wise
bird. 10 had thousand wives be-
cause there were no department stores
or Christmas shopping TO be did IN
them days But. II he were huzzlng
around these quarters today he'd play
a wise solo on that thinker Of his by
unlocking himself from about 900
wives, then deal out wise move number
. by not accompanying wife number 4
on a Christmas shopping iaunt We
went with. cur running mate the other
paslnOOn on our Christmas shopping
cruise. We obeyed ihc generals orders.
and charged Tie revolving door with
head down and pOcketbOob out, she
had it from the trench 20 the last line
of de cents. a him in "a dept store on
Christmas. surrounded on all sides by
feminine femalery feels as comfortable
as an egg in "a chariot race Four
score and ten she's siampediny around
each counter. an trying 90 get thc
clerkess 20 wait on them FIRST is
pretty sight from an observation bal
loon but quite a mean view from Che
middle of The panic. We survived the
crush with slight casualties, a glove
lost and "a mean shin. then tho gem
oralissimo camoufaged ms with bundles
till we looked like a cubisis idea Of
a haysiack. All we had to do then
was waltz around after the Mrs. who
has "a gift Of droppiue her parcels
purse. gloves, etc. .dil females are
handy at that and we pick 'em up. D.
then skIps her mind we're with her.
and She KEEPS ankllng IN and ont aisles
and us going the opposite v.ndvard
just about time for us TO flop i'm the
harness. she sofiens and decides to call
10 day. We zigzag out past the per
fumc foundry into ilc outside and with
rare luck hop our trolley after only 2G
minutes wait. Now we find the missus
a throne. then try TO stay up on ai
least one OF our hind legs. and the
strings on the bundles unravclllng. and
tle mot0rman trying TO unbuchle the
tonneau from ihe cars chassis as Ve
are icrhed r0oslward.
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
EXEMPT
BY BERTON BRALEY.

Don't let heart be troubled sss and you
Although the worry both your mothers your
There sti will be- Christmas there always
And hang your stockings Santa see
He'll wrigge down the chimney with an his craft
For Santa isn't subject TO the draft.
Tie s will drive his reindeer With skilled and certain clutch
UnWorricd Dog conscrpon boards, examiners and such,
And as YOU e ia slumber his inging bells with rims
His pack viii bulge with presents-as fun anything
el laugh his Christmas chuckc as he has always laughed
For Santa isn't subject to the draft.
Hon do his biz in trenches by bringing mrh and cheer
But when you're Old ho isyou cannot nght it's clear:
And so they Will not take him from bringing joy
To every hopeful girle and ever, merry boy
Hen stiu Zoe fat and rosy William Howard Taft,
For santa isn't subject 10 the draft
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
S. s.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

the situation in a most startling manner.
This officer, who has spent throo years
in the trenches and who told his audi
oncc That by AN the rules of the game
he ought 10 Doe dead, drove home the
idea that what we need 10 win the war
y plenty of equipment for our boys at
the front.
Thrift stamps and NW-~avings Ger
titlcates have been devised not only 10
raise S2.OOOOO0.0OO but also 10 plant in
the minds Of every American man. wo-
man, ana child the necessity of saving
so that the ilOw Of supplies 10 Tie front
shall not be interrupted.
You can help TO save the lives Of
our boys.
Great guns and many of them viii do
30. Squadrons Of tanks. moving steel
forts Will do 10. Help your country to
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
DOM slaN slnned M

Quit blowing and snumlng 4 dose
Of "Pape's Cold Compound taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
will end grippe misery and break up a
severe cold either 10 the head, chest.
body or limbs.
70 promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages stops nasty discharge
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
Matrimonial Values Revised
(MAN REVALUED.

This isn't at all the thing which she
wants. hut 10 IS the thing which is
hound TO happen. il the prophecies
about women and war work hold true.
Mans stock Is going lo rise above
par NOT because or wars slaughter. not
because soldiers Will masquerade as
super-gentlomen after the armies dis
band, but because separation from man
for Few long months or years will
force thousands of selfish women 60
appreciate what % high class accessory
man is I'm home. outside OF his
value as a good provlder
House Goats make Ideal gifts Largest
assortment in Delaware 90 Snclicn-
burg's.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
Millions Use
It For Colds
Because "Papes Cold Compound relieves cold or grippe
misery in a few hours-Realy wonderful

or nose running; relieves sick head
ache. dullness. feverishness. sore throat
sncezing, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the quick
est surcst relief known and costs only
few cents at drug stores. 10 acts with
out assistance, tastes nice. and causes
no inconvenience Don't accept subsii-
tuie. Insist on 'papes s'-noihing
else.
Evening journal., 1917-12-21

gOlu, or lne
French army
who spoke
a
large audi
ence in The
p house
on Tuesday
Afternoon.
They sum ND
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
WAR SAVINGS WILL WIN THE WAR
GIVE STAMPS FOR CHRISTMAS

THE moro money; the less blood 80
These are the words Of Lieut.. Paul Peri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
MILLIONS MAY FLOW III
CARNEY WELL. STRIkES.

The above calculations Of profit are
made upon q basis OF practical Ger.
tainty. our Glenn Pool lease is proven.
II is certain TO make good money when
developed our 1000 acre lease In the
heart of what is considered one OF tho
best unprovcn districts In Oklahoma
Acreage on all sides Of this well has
been snapped up bv such big com.
panies as Nc Man, Gypsy, Carter, Mag
uolia and others The oil fraternity
acknowledges this to be in the disiric,
expected to be ths next great Okla
hom1 oil field We arc under contract
10 drill this well to 5000 feet, IL oil
or gas is not struck in paying quauti-
ties at lesser depth. !, is TO be the
real and only deep test OF this new
district Recently the RoNana people
brought in huge gas well just north
t., us This makes our test look eN-
Gee liugly good We are spending good
money here because We expect TO get
gushcr oil should It come In at 1000
barrels. our vast acreage would be
worth millions One we'll producing
| 900 barrels day would earn some
thing like $3.50 = day, or $500. 600 a
year. Can yuu imagine what num-
her OF such wells would earnl Think
Of tho dividends aud to what tre'
mendous heights the value OF every
share oi stock would rise. seVera,
III D.. old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Logan Oil & Gas Company
Should Have Annual Earning
of $547,000 From One Lease
Guarantee Oil in Well Drill
ing or Money Back.
no BRING IN new WELL EACH 80 DAY!
Dividends Possible in 90 or 90
Days-Stock to Advance 25c
a Share With Each New Well
Company Owns Other Rich
Leases and Is Now Drilling
Two Wells.

Thcre are two ways 20 play the oil
game two Kinds ~ companies In
which to invest your money There
Is tho small. 'orr.Wtll'' wildcat com.
y1ry. which stakes its 'all' ON one
long shot az striking oil IN urtried,
untc'tcd territory II a big strike is
made II sometimes makes millions II
the well comes dry. its funds are cN.
hausicd aud stockholders get nothing
The other Kind " company is the safe,
conservative company. managed by
careful business men who know the oil
business and how 10 make It win. This
hird Of company first plays safe by
securing .cAsrs 10 field which is
absolutely aud positively known q be
proven oil land. NO money Is wasted
iu drilling Uu such lease. for they
Know beforehand that the same oil
sand from which wells only few
hundred feet aWuy are pumping will
yield OH when 90 is reached by the
drill. This is the safety first lease
-.- tA" one that will Insure stockholders
st.ldy ard profitable income on
ttcir Investment for years to come At
The same time such company will Sc
cure 4'ases Ia unproyer fields. near
dU.IrE wells lu thc early stages OF
cured very choaply when the field
s, proved. they become worth vast
sums, TO is iu such localities that
m1st o. the big oklahoma oil fortunes
have been made hy men who knew the
game aud played 10 right Such com
pary Is the Logan oil and Gas Com
Iauy and We honestly believe that with
cur three valuable leases. with our
careful conservative and experienced
Management. 10 offers the best oppor
tunly IN Oklahoma today for in
Icstors large and small. 70 make the
huge profits for which Oklahoma oil
l. famous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
SERVANT SHORTAGE GROWS
Many New Workers Forced Ia Close
Their Homes and FAKE To Hotels.

NEW YORK. Feb l7.-Beclusc
the servant problem Is growing stead
lily worse surprising number OF
private houses Will remain closed this
season and the former occupants viii
spend % sycatcr part OF their time in
the country or IN hotels.
The demand for servants far eN-
ctCds the supply, and the war Is re-
spousihlo Girls who did houSoworlI
have been lured from this sort q
labor by higher pay IN muniuon fac
tories ana other factories expanded
10y the war demands, Many girls who
made s. and s. a week and thei-
board with private families have
places now for from Sl2 TO Sl1 p
week They are able to have more
OF their time TO themselves. and in
many Instances their lunches are
provided hy their employers
Employment agencies report that
never IN their history was there such
q demand for domeSticS The short.
age also applies 10 nurses and gov
crroSSes, Men have recently been
employed TO wheel baby carriages by
families whose nurses had left them
for higher wages in the factories.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
PRODUCING WELL POSI-
TINIIN GUARANTEED,

he Company Is now drilling a well
on tie famous Hattie Tate lease. three
and hall miles south OF Sapulpa. In
The Glenn Pool field We guarantee
o. every investor 10 have good pro.
duciur well here on or before March
u. or TO refund every dollar You have
invested. n You want It, You may
Wunder how We can do this 1t IS
umple when you know that the oil
bearing sand is proved to exist under
cur leases by hundreds oi wells drilled
Do this field and 10y az least three di-
rectlv offsetting our acreage There
ar five oIl sands within a depth OF
.lto feet. Each succeeding sand is
heavier producer Some wells drilled
20 the deepest sand produce as high
Gs 1000 barrels - day. but the Glenn
ssni az about 1000 Go 100 ieet is
considered the most profitable Well.
iu this sand produce from rs 20 100
barrels day and some OF them have
been PUMPING Tor 10 years II is tho
longest lived sand m the state. Con-
steriug economy OF drilling and
longevity. We shall play for the Glenn
sand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
WHAT OKLAHOMA OIL HAS
DONE.

Profits like the above may stagycr
conservative Imagination. but for facts
let Us go to the records Oklahoma oil
has made Think Of an industry which
pays like the following instances We
quote from authority we believe to be
absolutely reliable and authentic. The
1914 oil Company of Durant has just
sold 100 acres in the Hcaldion field
for S525,UOO. OF this $500, 600 was
divided among eight original stock
holders who invested SlOO earh Zach
received S57. 400 prof, besides sharing
In S2O.O n month dividends Tor Is
months The Colane Company Of Ard.
more sold out recently for $1,000. COO
Originally l2 men invested sl15 each.
Each made a profit Of over Ssa 600 on
their Investment in about two years
Il. NJ Mcfsrlin and associates started
few years ago with a few hundred
dollars They sold out a part u their
developed property in January for
sac. 600. 900, About year ago five men
bought 4O-Acre tract near Drumri ghi
Recently they sold 1t for 100000.
Each mans share In the sale price
tdded 10 dividends received, paid back
S5s 900 on an investment Of $500.
These are only a few oi the recent re-
mArkAble Instances OF big profits In
little oil Investments There are hun
dreis O, others large and small.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
CAPITALIZtTION SMALL -
SHARES At Sf.25.

With only one property such as our
three. many companies would organize
for q million or lufe capital We are
not In the business OF selling stccA.
We are ~ It 20 produce oil and share
with she stockholders the lavish rc.
wards oil offers We are capitalized
flr only s3OO. 600 shares of the par
value of ~ each fully paid and nor
assessible Our Glenn Pool le1se alone
could pay twice this amount in earn
'ngs every year II fully developed
Wells drilling on each of our other
leases. may within the present year
prove them worth millions. II is en-
iirely reasonable 20 believe that within
the present year this c0mpany1 hold
ines may become worth anywhere from
one to ten million dollars. We do not
expect II will he necessary to sell more
than q maximum Of 200. 600 shares
ONLY the shares that are issued are
entitled "a dividends or to share In
Rnv earnings. II our properly be
comes worth one million dollars within
the present yraf every sharo Of the
above amount would become worth At
least a. FOR 81. n It reaches a value
of ten million. your shercs would be-
come worth $50 for one But You
wouldn't want TO sell even then, for
il would earn YOU annual dividends Of
almost that amount for many years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18

ii appears that in 1910 Poland was
credited with 20 per cent OF all the
textile goods produced in Russia. u
per cent Of the coal and IL per cent
Of the iron.
The most important group Of Po-
lands industries is that Of textiles. II
employed before the war more than
half Of all the industrial workers in
Poland, and II produced In 1910 goods
to total Valuc Of sl75, 100000. BY
far the most Important section OF this
group is cotton manufacturing. with
its center at Lodz, which is one of the
greatest cotton manuiac cturlns eenters
of Europe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
200 ACRES IN NEW CARRIER
FIELD.

Within the last few weeks q new
Oklahoma oil field has certainly been
found near CARRIER in Garfield county.
The Sinclair OIL Company's drilling
test on tho Hoy farm found a surprise
sand l,l3s feet and struck q loo
barrel flow of the finest oil in the
state Recently the Midco well, few
miles southwest. drilled TO q depth OF
. 90 feet and struck eusher oil in =
we'll that came in at 1000 barrels u
DAY. Tbs same geolosist who traced
out the structures for both the sinclair
snd the Midco people. which Is A.
promising as either OF the others We
own 200 acres IN the very center ot
this structure Since the Mitco ruSher
came IN. there has been wild
scramble FOR leases around us. AZ the
prices. less desirable acreage surr1urd-
ING our ue!ghborhood is bringing. our
200 acres IS worth at least $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
GLEN POOL LEASE SHOULD
EARN SSI1 900 YEARLY.

Is five times better than the field
which is merly proven for one sand
We have five sands 20 draw from. II
ir any possible event one should fail.
there are four other good producing
sands Ttere il room on our iGO-acre
Jesse for - east 80 wells The mini
uum average production - wells IN
The Glenn sand is 25 barrels. from
that mp 60 $50 barrels II each OF our
wells should produce only 2i barrels J,
thirty % them would make NJ least
ESQ barrels = day The present price
ot ou = $40 e harrcl To this Is
siitd - Deuis barrel premium be.
cause Glenn sand oil j. - much higher
quality seven hundred and nifty bar
rrls . Ia, production would earn she
company over hal, million dollars a
Nfar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
SUMMING Up THE PROFIT
POSSIBILITIES.

Here is what every investor Is as
sured Of IN the Logan oil and Gas
Company: A share IN cur rich Glenn
Pool lease oi 100 acres upon which 80
producing wells will practically insure
the company an earning Of s5I1ooO q
year; share In our rich prospective
Carney lease OF 1000 acrel upon
which we believe will strike gushci
oil: a share In our CARRIER field lease
Of 200 ncres. which Is almost certain,
according TO geological authority. to be
rs good or better than the Midco Com
pany's lease where 1000. barre.
gusher was struck. Any one ot these
propositions can make stockholdrr,
big dividends and huge profits All
three might make millions for the
company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
STOCK ADVANCES WITH
EACH WELL. DRILLED.

obviously it would be unfair TO YOU
who invest now to sell stock two or
three months hence at the same price
you bought yours Shares arc now
selling at 81 25 each, pnr value 81. 90.
As soon as wa have two producing
wells on our lease. the earnings will
Justify an advance and the price will
be raised TO 81 so share. By tho
time 80 wells ara completci and pro
ducius the stock will be worth AZ least
SIS Tor 81, 10 say nothing Of the divi.
dends which viii be paid from time to
time, as earnings are divided among
stockholders You can see that every
dollar Invested In the Logan company,
oven II no other dc' ilopmeu, than this
upon this one lease is made. Is prac-
tically sure Of splendid dividends and
= big advance IN value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
LOGAN OIL & GAS co.
Drumright, Oklahoma
Desk 25

Gentlemen: accept invitation purchase stock Of l?S
per share =. Oil and Gas Company stock
Enclosed find s......,,; for same subscribe foT th,
understanding the stock fully paid and
for developing
outlined above; become
drilling and owned ever
by company that each share Of stock Is
exactly the basis othS
shares company this also with the
bring in producing well
Glen Pool lease before March Slst that may
money back II want It,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
MlII-kNoWN SOCIALIST DIES.
Caught Gold at y brc and Never Re
covered His strength.

N|OIII| 70 Tie WVT7U7
PERRY. Okla. Feb Nv. l..
Chapman. pioneer dry goods merchant
of this city, died this morning o.
pneumonia. lie was about 65
wears Of axe and was the leader Of
the Socialist party IN Noble county.
\ widow and daughtcr lViug here and
"a son. clifford an attorney of SaTul.
ra, survive him, Two weeks ago the
Chapman home burned aud duriup tho
nrc he acquired bad cold which
developed into pneumonia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
INVEST WHILE STOCK is At
SI.25 \ SHARE.

You have. no doubt often read Of
,ic monster profits possible in OK a.
hons OH You have probably decided
llnE ag1 e. invest when the right OPP
portunity came. Wa ash you. Can
you honestly pick one faul, with this
remarkable proposition. II is clean,
houest. scnsih!r Investment you 'ye
been l0oking FOR. The company HAS
rho leases which are certain 10 produce
oil by March 81, or you may have
your money back II is probable that
SO will produce thousands of barrels
Of oil within the next ~ months ion
are guaranteed your full share Of all
profits We earn. Tho money from stock
wil all b. used carefully and wisely
for development Of leases and only
honest, legitimate other expenses.
Officers receive no salaries until tho
company is on paying basis Tho
took is ali common; your shares on
exactly the same bAsis as anyone else.
You Income a partner and part owner
N everything the company now owns
pr may ever own and In all profits .
ever makes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
roLlND's TENTiE INDUSTRIES
LODI Greatest Cotton Manufacturing
Center in Europe.

WARSAW. Feb. 3--Thc impor-
tance NJ Poland as a part OF the Rus
sian industrial system is evident from
some. statistics that have been pub
lished by Doctor Daszynska- G GolinsAa,
u Polish authority. From his figures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
S25, $50, OR 500 AGAINST \
EORTINE.

There are not many men or women
who nave not a surplus Of S2i. SO,
300 or more money lying idle walt
ing Tor the big opportunity that viii
double or trclle 10 quickly You would
quickly invest in a piece u real estate
e. make only IS per cent or 50 per
cent IN year. S25. $50 or 800 Is
TOO small 20 buy much real estate. hut
vru can buy au interest, represented
by stock certificate. which will make
you part owner In the Logan oil aul
Gas Company. which may mako you
$40. s25 $50 or 500 for 81 within
one or two years or inyestmcuts have
paid ns high as 81 300 FOR 81 % We
are figuring CouEeryaiiNely when Hs
bAy 81 10 500 for $l25 A small
amount invested now might make you
Independent for lie Our proven
lease protects you against actual ioss.
Grasp the opportunity nov wh.ls
shares IRE selling at only Z They
raise IN price SOC a share. 18th each
two we'll, drilled and " expect to
bring IN q well in the Glen Pool every
thirty days. Only limited allotment
is offered a. 81 %. It may be over.
sold before your check. money order
or bank draft renches ms. ~ you 10
not hurry. Put S25. $50 or sib0 into
this stock now: We will sell amounts
as little as ton shares. II YOU can't
spare more but you MUST act at
once. Send check. money order or
hank draft references. Guaranty State
Bank Of Drumright. Oklahoms. ~
First National Bank Of Chandler. ok.
lahoma, Get your stock reserved
now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
LADY rHoNE MANAGER RESIGNS
Exchange Passes Into Male Control
for First Time in Five Years.
Special to rhS~orld.

NNtVIHI 70 IhNNVfIu,
PERRY, OKLA, Feb 17.-C. W.
Jones Of Alton is the new marager
ot the local Pioneer telephone eN.
change, taking the place left vacant
hv the RESIGNATION Il Miss Mabel Fos-
ter Fer the past five "earS a lady
has been manager. Perry Is the thirl
city IN tho state as a long-distance
transfer station and now has elgh;eoa
operators.