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IN MATHEMATICS,
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OUT HOW 10 bluIH
The estate EQUALLY
AtlONG THE Heirs
SO KILLS THEN
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Tho STORY
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FOR RENT-GARAGES
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-GARAGES
BRICK GARAGES, holding from , tot. .
alley: between sth and Ith, L and n SITS.
n. W. CHARLES s. sHREvE, 100 7th
FOR SALE-LOTS
FOR sALE-Two desirable building lots at
Hillbrook, d. C. Improved with water
main and sewerage connections: Sc car fare:
right o.. W. 2. and A car line. VIII accept
a good Ford car az part payment. Write II
a. SMITH. 1906 GuAford ave, Baltimore, Nd.
FOR SALE-ST0RES
FOR SALE at a bargain; store at I'll Pa.
building; Will be sold at once CHAS. s
sHREyE. Sole Agent, 1908 7th st, N W.
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE new rubber-tired top buEgy
for papeTing house. Room ST. Union Trust
bldg. Phone Main 27os and ~ Cleveland. i
HORSES AND VEHICLES
BAY horse for sale, il35: weight i.i5O. In.
auire OF TINNEcoM. at Coon's stable. !.
AUCTION SALES
THOs. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING THE
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. CORNER
OF SHERRIER PLACE AND GALENA
PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded, In Liber No. 1895, Folio Fl3 ct seq,
of the land records OF the District OF Column
bia. and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction in the office OF Thos. J. Owen
& Son. 1881 G st. y. W. on Monday, the 18th
day OF October. 1917. at $40 o'clock P. NJ,
the following described land and PR misses
situate In the District OF Columbia. and des-
igIated as and being lot one I'm square ll44
in the Potomac Heights Land Compay's sub
division. called Potomac Heights" as per
plat recorded In the office OF the Surveyor for
the District OF Columbia in LIber County n,
folio 80.
THE TERMS OF sALE-sold subject to a
prior deed Of trust for s., 5000; balance over
and above said trust cash. A deposit OF
800 90 required 1T time OF sale and purchaser
allowed fiftes days to close the sale or de-
BENJAMIN H. GIRUvER,
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING & Co. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BAR
ROOM AT NO. 407 10th ST. y. W.
By virtue of chAttel deed OF trust re-
corded in Liber No. 3SSo at folio lO4 one OF
the Land Records OF the District OF Column
bia, ard ri the reQu. It Of the party secured
We wlll cell within the premises, No. f0T 10th
st " W. at public auction on Friday, Oc-
tober 5th. at II O'Clock A. NJ, license, TX
lures. lease and contents of the above bar
room
MICHAEL J. KEANE.
JOSEPH c. SHEEHY,
Trustees.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
TULSA MEN LAND ON
MANY COMMITTEES
Rogers and Condor, Tho Re
publicans, Not Overlooked
by Speaker Nesbitt.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 10
Speaker Paul Neshltt OF the house OF
representatives today completed his
committee appointments
Tulsa countys two representatives
altho Republicans. secured places on
practically all of the more important
committees. Harry IT. Rogers Is "A
member of capitol building Judiciary
No. ], revenue and taxation. oil and
gas. dentistry and Impeachment and
removal from office. Glenn Condor
his colleague, was appointed on roads
and highways. municipal corporations.
enrolled and cugrusscd bills. mileage.
fish and game and practice OF mcdi-
cine
When Representative Chcatham ~
Creek county read I'm The World to
day that W j. Bryan would speak In
Tulsa ON January 20 he Immediately
introduced resolution inviting the
commoncr to address the house of
representatives, while In Oklahoma.
The rules were suspended and IT was
passed unanimously Representative
Condou of Tulsa moved to amend the
resolution by tacltiug on an apprn
priaiion on the ground that Rryan
does not usually make speeches gratis,
nut ne was voted down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11

thctcfrom. consolidating tho jurisdiction of
county courts with the iuri. licton ~ iis'
] itirt courts. providing that district Judges
shall exercise thc jurisdiction ~ county
court, as "a ofnrio county judges, etc.
1911 so tt. hy Davidson of Haskell. a
hlli entitled an uct amending section 2JTl
~ the revised laws Of Oklahoma 1910 same
being section relating 10 punishment for
robbery in thc first degree.
mn No. di b, Davidson OF Haskell. q
hiu cullcd am act amending section 2.13
OF the revised law, of Oklahoma 1910. same
being q section relating % punishment for
o1nloiui robbery
Bll No. GS. hy Davidson Of Haskell a
| hiU entitled uu act defining and Furnishing
bank robbery
Rll no 80. hy Davidson OF Haskell. a
hill entitled an act defining aud Furnishing
Sin So. 70. by Davidson Of Haskell. o
hill entitled on act prohibiting the printing.
publishing or selling NJ history Of outiaws
bill No a. bv snyder. an act amending
section G21l. G947, 62Ig and repeating see
tiou 62i7 and G263 and amending section
t2bi Of chapter 90, article = OF revised laws
Oklahoma annotated 1910. entitled procedure.
probate. executors and aiministrators. their
letters. bonds, removals aud suspensions and
repeating al laws In conflict herewith aud
declaring an emergency.
bil SO. 72 by snyder, an act amending
section 1913, article /, chapter l6. revised
law ~ the state Of Oklahoma, annotated 1910,
entitled an act providing for officers In gen
crnl. their terms and election and repeating
all laws In conflict herewith and declaring
an emergency.
Bin 40 a. by watrous. an act amending
section ., chapter ga. amendatory Of section
6s1O. revised laws 1910.
Bill 40 "a, bv joint committees OF the
senate ami house Of representatives. on pro-
hibition enforcement a bill entitled an act
10 prevent and punish betting, gambling and
the making, writing or selling Of books or
pools or mutuals on the results Of any trotting
race or running race Of horse or race Of any
kind making it violation Of the law to use,
rent or lease . building for the purpose Of
operating pool hall, making II violation
Of law for n telegraph company or agent
thereof TO furnish news Of the result OF
any horse race run within Oh without the
state.
Bin No -, by Davis and Smith, a bill en-
utled an act offering a reward for bank
robbers. making an appropriation therefore
aud declaring AN emery, ,ncy.
Bin No. 20. bv Thomas. n bill to he en-.
TITLED an act relating to the appointment and
terms II office OF STAFF officers, including
Officers Of the pay, inspection, subsistence
and medical department OF the national
guard Of the state Of Oklahoma aud declaring
IN emergency.
Bill No II, by Mcintosh. Hickman and
vaughan OF the senate and Durant and New
man of the house. a bill entitled an act max.
ing an appropriation for improvement and
purposes incidental to the tOutheastern state
noru al school AZ Durant, Okla. and declaring
an emergency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11

dominating districts placing limlt1
tiOns ON Attorneys 'cc- allowed b,
contract giving light heat aud power
plants use of public highway 'oi
maintaining poles. wires uud equip
mcut giving cities specific authority
tD require able bodied men 10 per
form work ON streets ana alleys. pro.
Niding for the payment of an anuua
pension to- old confederate soldiers u'
Eloo q year and appruprAtlns EloO0nt
ior this purpose, proNidus for tl'
registration of gasoline buyers, au.
thurIIinE the usp.ctuu OF steam
boilers and pruNidiuE for the appoint
Wcut hy the labor commissioner of a
boiler Inspector and creating a lien ON
motor vehicles for storage and repairs
All Buf one Committee.
speaker N,sbti ycstcrday completed
announcement of all house commit
tees but one mat being the committee
ON senatorial ana judicial rcdistrictiug
The committees announced are.
Fish ana game. Newman chair
man Fitzgerald. kiowu. Graves. War
rcn Dickinson. Riley Blackard,
Kinds Norrll Rowland, Condor,
Butlcr
Purchase Of coal ANA asphalt land.
llultlman chairman, bur,nt West
scott Hurst Gibson. fitzgcrald Pitts
hurg Woods Wismcycr
Fees and salaries Thomas. chair
man Dolan. shirley nlHcknrd. lIous-
ton, Nicholson. Mlneurc, Olmatci,
Acton
Relation of five civilized tribes
Nuidcn chairman. Bond Fitzgerald,
IritsburR Wclch. Wcst Gibson.
Hughes. Morgan of Jackson. Morgan
or Crock, Scott Stevenson, Platt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
COUNTY TREASURERS
MAY HOLD ALL MONEY
Senator Logan Introduces Bill
Proposing to Make Each
County Depository.

spc.n 'n The World
bk lAlIOMA CITY, Jan 10
county tr"dsurcrs are deslHated ps
"tlici1l dcposltories fir AN money re-
c'iN"d bN tll coInty Officers iu bin
introduced In the senatc this after.
noon Thc county Officers are re
cured 10 make daily deposits OF an
th"T receipts. accepting certificates of
deposit and the Officia, depositor,
must r1ch day place the money re
cc'Ncd In banks designated rs county
repositories to draw interest at pe-
cent on daily balances
To stop Private Use.
The bin is designed to prevent US.
- county money by individuals for
thrir own profit 10 eliminate private
speculation and consequent cmhezzlc-
W"nt of public funds. Scn2tor Logan
hclitNeH It's passage VIII result In tho
~NluE of many thousand dollars.
NJ present sherifis, court clerks ard
other county officials many times use
county money received 10y them ~
lees. rentals, fines or proceeds Of sale
Tor personal proIt. rendering monthly
accounts ON which the county does
not obtain interest The Logan hill
would require them to turn over each
day all money received by them elm
lnatlrC chances for speculation and
securing for the county interest on the
money deposited
Penalty Provided.
The bill provides a PENALTY ~ $40 =
daN ON any official or empluve who
ltils 10 comply with the Law. also re
Woval from office is provided for fai,-
uro to obey the law. ANY official who
shall Issue false voucher against any
money deposited shah be deemed
guilty of FELONY and upon conviction
SHAH hc punished hy fine of not less
IMAM 500 nor more than $1,000, and
bN imprisonmcnt of not more than
five years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
Latest ArriUQLS in
Wash GOOdS

are deserving of your early inspection.
Neat patterns, bright colors, excellent
fabrics and at prices you'll like. The fol-
lowing are just few numbers of the large
variety we have on display.
Athena Silks, 27 inches wide, in all new
and desirable plain colors. Special at 25c
Egyptian Tissues, 36 inches wide, in all
colors fancy plaids and stripes, at 35c
Ramie Linens, 27 inches wide, in all fast
Tub Skirting. 80 inches wide, in plaids,
checks and polka dots, at .......35 35c
Cotton Gaberdines in very nice assortment
of pretty plaids and stripes, 36 inches
Wlue, al '.................... 35c to 5Oc
Tissue Ginghan,s, 30 inches WIDE in all
plain colors, also in plaids, stripes and
NH0|h"' ~ SOC
Wercerized Lingerie ChiffOns, 40 inches
wide, in all plain color, for underwear
. . .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
FINED BY LONG DISTANCE
Legal Processes Server Three Hundred
Miles by Telephone.

ASHLAND, Wis. Jan. l0.-,l.ong
distance justice was dealt out In the
case of MILAN j. Burns conductor
on cars running between Milwaukee
and Racine, when he returned from
ManitCWish, Wis, with what was re-
ported the prize deer of the season.
ON Wednesday William T.. Elliott Of
Whitewater, game warden, went to
Milwaukee and served a warrant on
Burns. charging him with purchasing
deer contrary to the law. The war
rant was returnable at Hurley, Wis.
whore the purchase was made.
Instead of going to Hurley To stand
trial Burns called Municipal Judge
Flmnigan of Iron county over the
long distance telephone. and, with the
jurist three hundred miles away, he
pleaded guilty. The Judge accepted
the plea and fined Burns s25 and
costs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
[ T. aderS
Dope

NO GREATER MAN has LIVED
for SAVING pOOR DRUMS THAN
the IMrNSSIONATE GREAT nc
HEARTED SAM 4. JONES. III
k\IN by EXPERIENCE the con
DIliON of the pOOR INFOKTI
MATES. lie had the MANLY COJR-
AGl to \kI the pODR CISS hN
the HAND ana GAIL mn BROTH
lR aud SHOW him u IIIGIiI'R ana
BETTER life. lie made the pDOl,
ttSN KNOW that hc had ONE
FRIEND lett lie did not SEND the
rooR DEVILS 10 JAZZ. lie KNEW,
that IN the BOSOM of MANY or
TlIOSl' POOR DRI\ \kS there
that ever TIROBBED. lie did NOT
Sllt\ TiiiM. hut he MET them
FACE Ia FACE In u COMMON
SI\Sl way and he SAVED THEM b.,
the IHOt SANDS.
lie KNEW that many of those
DRt \lAN had SEEN BITTER da,s
hut ONCE DOWN aud FORSNkI.\
10y FRIENDS THEY were TOO
PROUD even in DESPAIR To ns,
ASSISTANCE Therefore THEY
MEkltlN uIiIlT with the EBB and
TIDE " NlrlNG for the END.
MODERNIIID CuuRCUES can
mo LONGER SIOOp 50 LOW aS 10
FOLLOW tine NNPliS Of
(HRlNI III went OIT and HUNT
~ the FALLEN aud LIFTED them
NJ.
~ Z those who WORK for MONEY
MI ~ CATER 60 the MN\ with a
~ H~l, NLIilDtGII hC may WELL
KNOW that III. lS ONLY \ INPO-
'RiTt. BUT HIS MONIN BUNS
BREAD
Now SAN =. JONES took hi.
CHANCES for BREAD. lie SAID
what he lliOIGHr and nID what
hC IUOIGUI and lac CARED MOI
what the lNrOtEIlN SAID.
\ man who SELLS BOOII never
DRINKS IT!H WHY"
SUCCESSFUL. GAMBLER \I.\IR
DRl\kNN! NIIl???
SAM KNEW TINS.
ono ul-M m NEW ORLEANS
SAN Iltl NCNip the BOOIE pED.
OILERS nll To lIIllI. The newt day
lac NiI q BtuLE mal ON thC
SIRllI who TRIED SAM out ON his
RELIGION Co SEE il lac 81 \ppID
one CHEEK 10 ~lN WOULD TURN
thu OTilili so lac SLAPPED SANS
CHEER and then WAITED Tor SAM
10 TURN the OTHER SAM had "A
LOADED WALKING CANE. M
KNOCKED the DEVIL DOWN and
ALMOST CRACKED his HEAD. And
then SAM PRAYED. Thr GOOpN
GOODN viii say SAM did WRONG.
BUT Old TRADER SAYS HlT IINi
AGAIN.
II YOU TRADE with Old TRADER
MONEY BACK IL not PLEASED.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11

suffragists are keeping still and VIII
support the resolution.
one hundred and fifty-five copies
of the Tulsa World are being deliv-
cred TO members of the legislature by
carrier at the capitol each morniul
Senator John Golobie Of Guthrie,
Adonis of the upper house. is spend
ing much time In the lobbies COZ.
fcrrins with suffragettes.
\ mid winter business meeting Of
the oklahoma Press association IS to
he held here Friday and Saturday At
that time proposed legislation affect
ing newspapers will be discussed
There Is an active lobby IL behalf
of the bill to prohibit tho pcssession
or sale of cgarets or cigGrct papers.
The ciGarct companies have no one
on the job
When the bill to make the Webb
Kenyon bill effective In Oklahoma
comes up in the Legislature there will
be a merry scrap. Such 4 law would
place "old oklahoma in the same
position as the east side OF tho state
with reference TO shipments of liquor
for individual use.
Rumor says Saturday will I've psY.
day In the legislature. Members will
have II or ~ days pay coming at
the rate of So dav ANA mileage at
10 cents a mile, eacn way, for the
distance from their home TO Oklaho-
ma city. Sunday nest should bc a
profitable day for the more oX-
perienced poker players.
other rumor says the.c Is dir-
ference Of opinion betwc N the state
board of public affairs Hnd certain
legislative leaders as to whom should
have the big printing contract Tor
this session. The hoari has alro1 ly
awarded the job, but the leaders are
in favor of another firm. and that's
whore the fun is EnlmE = hlArl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
Art II Ork DEBT.
ON BALCONY

Remember Thursday every woman inter-
ested in art needle work is invited to at
tend Our Free Class of instructions in this
interesting art, from 2:30 to A 80.
Royal Society Packages-Our assortment
at the present is very complete; each packA
age contains a neatly stamped article Of
the best quality of material also full in
structions and sufficient amount of floss
to work the article. Priced from 25c to So
We carry a complete stock of Fleishers
yarns in all colors. These yarns are well
known for their softness and warmth.
They are beautifully dyed and wear well,
at Observation-Disclosures. I5c Skein
Special Ic Skein-Florida embroidery and
Nunns embroidery cotton in all colors.
special ................. Ic Skein
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
NeW Bills Introduced
HOUSE

OEIAuou, ,trv 40 go,
'""' " Ho"S' p'''
"'''"u.eu 'ouHy
pa,cr,s ~ ,.,1 ~ w. ''''"q''
- ,'''" '''' from 'h' s'''''
extending Time Of ma ting such payments
providing penalties for dcIinuueucv nud nro.
c,dur, IN ,,,,r,i,.. -
snrh land o'''"s P"Sn'" 'r res 'h"G
R, Cnrtvrirht NJ Co.i o,1 Hi. ~,
| Hughes creating lien on motor vehicle,
'or storage ana repair.
hl Rowland providing pension for for
mer Confederate soldiers aud mahins an
/ "ppI "r''"'loh OF SIooOoO FOR the payment
'hrreoI.
y rAoer OF Washington county pro-
Nidlhg Tor the employment OF a stenographcr
/ county superintendent Of Washington count,
ny fe'| "i Jackson. amcndatory 10 sub
J ulNlsiuh %, sections 6uO2. 5Ou3 laws OF
1910. relating to procedure in courts Of
/ record
u! 'nIist"phtr giving cities and towns
,"r 'p',i'lr authority to require ablebodied
h'h between the ages Of II and 80 TO per
,nlm work on the streets and alleys OF such
. towns.
ny 'n'lhi'pncr OF phmnlgee. relating to
Ii' Use ol puhir roads and highways hy
persons or corporations operating light, heat
or power plants
Ivy Neal "i Tia" house and Ryan Of the
srnhi' "m'ndnior} to section i273 OF the
ties in contest proceeding,
by Thomas and Me, lain OF the house and
. Edwards aud Knight ot the senate. dividing
'h' Nln'irrnih senatorial district into two
By lhurmoud, fixing and limiting attor
n'{S fees allowed 10y contract
hy liD'r providing for the inspection Of
boilers ana appointment of boiler inspcc
tor IN tho department Of labor.
by flfErrHd OF kiowa. providing for
he registration OF gasoline buyers
SENATE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
VII \T N\RklsT.

our meat market IS strictly sanitar
and we have a complete stock always
Poultry dressed to order and freSl
oysters daily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
COUNT BECOMES A CITIZEN
And, OF Necessity. lie Had to Give I'm
His German Title.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lO.-Count
Henry Helmuth Won Adelmarn of
stuttgart. Germany. was lust plain
Henry von Adelmann Of Richmond,
Cal. when he left the United States
district court today.
Il willingly give up my title to be.
come an American citizen" said tho
count TO tho court where he went to
htoome naiira1ized,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
Miscellaneous Items
at Ciean-Out Prices

Ladies' MarabOu and ostrich trimmed scarfs
in white natural and white, and black and
white; regular 1896 value for ...... $500
AH-WOOl StOles in fancy cape shape trimmed
with fringe in cOlors of canary and white.
emerald and white and rose and white; So
values at Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
A nice assortment Of ready-made wells in all
colors a dandy value at.............. at. soc
Ribbons in both fancy and plain colors, all
wide widths
soc values, special .............. 39c
25c values, special ................I9 .I9c
Fancy lingerie bows sachets and sewing sets,
special at ....................2 25c and sec
ChaniOisette GiOUes. white or chamois color
in broken sizes; soc values at. .25c
Ladies jC-button kid gloves in black, tan,
blue and flesh in broken sizes So to S. val
"S' "t JoC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l0).
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KAN

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KAN
The Independent, Mining & Trarspor-
tation co. No, 1 on The John Tohabin
farm in the northeast Of tho south
west of 2-3S-l5 is good for 100000
feet Of gas,
At YNIE--Thc Sinclair OIL Il Gas
Co test on the Ogroskey farm in g.
1876 picked up new sand at 1890
feet and the hole filled up $50 feet
with oil. This is probably the Tucker
sand
Al BIRD CltiIlk-Thc Liberty oil
company and others No. 3 on the
Thomas Smith farm In the south half
OF the northwest OF 2S-20-1S is dry
and abandoned.
SOUTH OF AuUGUSTA--The Ohio
OIL company test In 1894 Is looking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-11
BAKERY GOODS. ETC.

Fancy homemade cakes ami Mid
die west pastry. Iasteurizei MIX and
Cream.