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New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Pioneers Play
 Pratt & Whitney

The Pioneers travel to Hart ford tomorrow to play the Pratt & Whitney team in the first of an elimination series to determine which club shall challenge the Poli nine for the championship of Hartford county. Either Billy DudacIl Pioneers. The game will be played on the Wetherstield avenue grounds.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
PATSY sEOUTN KILLED.

Boston. Aug. 23.-Word was re- ceived in this city yesterday that Pat sy SeQuin, a star hockey player, had been killed in action with the Canad- ian Ktltics. Senuin was prominent in Canadian hockey circles before he came to Boston to lead the Arena hockey in 19t5-1916.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
"STTN" LOVE FANS COBB
 WITH THREE ON

Slim Love, the seven foot Mis- Sissippi pitcher, still was in his whiting mood yesterday and as a result the Yankees took a sec cond fall out of Detroit. Love famed nine of the Jennings Beneals on the Polo Grounds. and by doing so pitched the Yankees into victory by score of ! to 8.
 As Love famed a full dozen of the White SoX last Saturday, when he set d seasons record, he now has famed twenty one men in his last two games.
 In the third he famed the mighty Cobb for the third out with the bases full.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
BOWLING RESULTS
Unl1uovn Partner League.

Sehr0edel SS SS log SS 9o-t56 roote ....11o loG 124 13l Io6-577 Wells .,..I1o 9& 1o2 96 S6--4S7 Shepard .. so S5 94 &9 7a-a27 'rArood"' .1of 1o& >l 9l @"-+69 sattler ...I14 liz 90 1oI l25~542 Cage ...., $ S1 1o1 96 29-453
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Pittsburgh 5, Boston o.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 23.-Boston went down to defeat before Pittsburgh yes terday, the final score being to O. Timely hitting by Leach and Saunders together with Rudolph's Wildness and poor fielding on the part of the visitors brought victory to the home team. The score:
 r. h. 0. Boston ........ O00OOOOO0-0 Batteries-Sanders and Schmidt; Rudolph and Wagner.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
GIANTS FINALLY
 VEN FROM CUBS
Lew MCCarty PinCh-Hits for Kauf
 and Delivers

Chicago Aug. 23.-A double by Me- Carty, pinch hitter, broke up an extra-inninG game yesterday and en- abled New York to defeat Chicago 4 to ?. The victory of New York cut down the lead of the Cubs to 9 1-2 games. Toney started the final rally with d single, Burns followed with another safe hit Both advanced on Youngs sacrifice and scored on Nc Cartys two-base hit. The score:
 r. h. C.. New York ..... 010O001002--4 9 ] Chicago ... 10O0O01OO0-2 5 3 Batteries-TOney and Rariden; Vaughn and OFarrell.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
St Louis 4-2, Brooklyn 3-5.

St. Louis, Aug. 23.--A pass to Betzel with the bases filled in the ninth forced Brock across the plate with the run that gave St. Louis a to vic tory over Brooklyn in the first game of yesterdays double header. St. Louis Outhit Brooklyn in the second game, but the visitors profited by errors be- hind Meadows and won to ?. Scores;
 First Game.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Standing of tho Clubs
Games Today

New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Standing of the C7uhs
Games To-day

Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Boston.
 Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington,
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

St. Louis 1, Boston 0. Washington ', Cleveland l.. New York 5. Detroit B. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Games Today

Newark at Binghamton. Rochester at Toronto. Hamilton at Buffalo.
 Jersey City at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 6.

Cincinnati, Aug. 23,-The long hit ting of the local team featured q loosely played game which Cincin- natl won from Philadelphia by to 6. Rousch made two singles, a triple and a home run out of five times at bat. The score:
 r. h. @. Cincinnati ..... 10021302&--9 IA 4 Philadelphia =. O30000003--6 s ? Batteries-Schneidc and Wingo; Fortune and Adams
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
N RATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

New York 4, Chicago 2, Gil in nings.)
 Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 6. Pittsburgh 2, Boston 0. St. Louis 4-2, Brooklyn 3-5.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23

IdCIETIES~~SIGTUCI ttITU 17T 0V1F' Quard and Wheat.
 Second Game.
 r, h c. Brooklyn ... 1OO10O201-6 St, Louis ..... 020000000-2 10 Batteries-Smith and Miller Mea- doWS, TuerO and Brock.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23

extended the time of players to report
 for army service to dates later than the playing of the worlds series. He
 replied that local boards had this au-
 thority, and he expressed the hope that
 arrangements could be made whereby
 the final tests of supremacy in base
 ball would not be interfered with by
 the urgency of the military obligation
 of the men involved.
 All lovers of sport and fair play will
 applaud the action of Secretary of
 War Newton D. Baker in sanctioning
 the worlds championship baseball
 series between the pennant winners of
 the National and American leagues
 early next month. It was a big thing
 for the war secretary to do. Secretary
 Baker does more than merely give
 his consent to the playing of the series
 he plainly recommends it. As one of
 the reasons why the series should be played he cites the interest which the boys abroad feel in the series, and says the results immediately will be transmitted to the lads now playing in the greatest of all worlds series under General Pershing.
 Secretary Baker also intimates that as only a few players are affected and the series will be over by middle Sep
 tember temporary exemptions may be granted to all the players concerned. This indicates both Cubs and Red SOX will take the field in the series with
 their present line-ups intact, and that Shortstop Charley Hollocher and Catcher Bill killefer of the Cubs, who
 were expected would be called to the colors this week, will play through l out the series for the National league ! champions. With the governments 1 approval by Secretary Baker the com | ing series should attract as much att 1 tentiOn as the one between the Giants and White SoX last fall in the first year , of American participation in the war. Baseball crowds began to drop off as l soon as Secretary Baker announced | baseball to be non-essential. The fact l that the series now has official sane | tion will restore public confidence and raise it to a plane it could not possibly l have reached in a war year had not i Secretary Baker said the kind words 1 in it's favor.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23

Chicago, Aug. 23.-President Ban E. Johnson of the American league said last night that the National baseball commission at it's meeting in Cincin- natl Tuesday sent a communication to Secretary Baker asking his apprOv- al of the world series.
 "Without the sanction of the war department the American league would not have turned a wheel toward the series," President Johnson said. T am immensely pleased that Secretary Baker is in favor of the games
 There is a possibility that a percen- tage of the receipts will be given over to war charities. The national com- mission also is considering cabling de- tailed stories of the games to the American and Canadian forces over- seas,
New Britain herald., 1918-08-23
INTERN NATIONAL LEAGUE

Standing of the Clubs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

llulI" U'aNis. editor of th" bU
Trlic journal uf New york was BOO
tho rity for few hpuls yesterday
on hls way 60 Trsis lla has been
oHor the new territory west ~ Fort
Worth and Dallas and believes % ViIl
develop into u very important source
~ oil production. within the noNi
oiEht months three uu four pipc lines
Nti he completed INTO this region
giving direct connections with tho
Atlantic s'uhoard ana the Guli
Cupst An idea of IN, scale on Whiol
operations are being conducted MAY
be gained from tho fact thAI- IA,
Texas 4 pHcin' Coal company
Hhl,h iv lcN Noluping Us properties III
the new riold recently placed siu
gl" order. for e0n tons ut casing
This means something like 500, o0C
worth 81 pipe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
nnr.c, lInecr nnrk Irnm rc.a..

lEDfH.f liuE'I. Uf INC EtOlnkl ~
Orm or ll1Ecr Bates 4 kcmp back
from Texas tummariacn conditions
uI Texas af iulluWs
IIrat 1cNHa BE- not going tu be- O.
second oklahoma, numcrous small
puo.s at lrnu 30 nr 60 IA number
viii uruhHnl, hc opened this ,chr
or nrNt These puolH vii range in
aifc Trum 500 tu 600.
Tho most promJinr areas at pres.
tuf are m brown, Coleman Stctl.
ems. Eastman ana puln pinto 'ouu'
ties 4 strip 200 miles Tong los l2t
miles wide has practically been
leased solid 'rnur orafiNe hundred
Vrllg aro contracted for In this
area water is great scarcity and
will cause rurtoilBhcnt ot drums
onirHrts
Tho excitement in unprcr rcdontcd.
houuscs of 5000 Ia $500 an acre
have been Vald whore totally un-
Warranted There are many mystery
Ncils In Texas The men who are
spending tho none, Hu wildly are
iu some aa~rs professional oil men
but most OF them are new st the
lurucss ana are going to receive y
bad trimming
without doubt Hanger ~ au at
trartivc fCld hut has no ear marks
uf being second Gushing Tho
shallow field at uruwnwOod IL at
tractiNc because II takes liltlo
money tu operate
Millions OF dollars arc going to
ho spent ON drN holes this year he
cause deep holes ccsi from $4,000
To $4,000 Operators have been
prodlsal in their promises OF drill-
/ iuE
without question numerous new
] fields Nill be opened IN Texas these
/ fcldA Viii he small IN size and the
wells VIII aVcrage from so to 200
| barrels. Depth viii range from
/ 1900 To 1000 feet Othor wells as
good 49, those at Hanger may ho
/ found. II lr better 10 base tho esti'
/ mates on lower figures.
TO date nll wells obtained are or
definite geologic structure Texas
state n Ia vastly ia the minds OF
/ the public and need not De looked
upon as q market breaker Those
| operators who got In early and
paved low prices Tor acreage viii
make money To date the principal
money makers arc lease brokers
and spectators
Sew nools are To he expected III
Mills. san SahU ana McCulluugh
counties which today have no pro
ducliuu la this area tho maximum
depths will be 1900 10 1900 feet
Central TJNaS has a good future 4
Is an Injustice however 20 expect Il
tr rival oklahoma. u must ID,
tplHycd cohscr, ah,cly ana not IN th
wild manner IN whichNN lN hciul
PLAYED az present
l.. ". YOUNG, Sr, Funeral Monday
The funeral ~ /. w Young, 81.
whose dcath occurred at Los An
gclcs early IN The week, viii be- hcl,
Monday At u. m from the Me
Cunc underhk,tfS parlors Nj
Young turmerly livcd IA Tulsa un'
while Of very rotlriuE disposition
he has many warm friends herr VII,
viii mourn his untimely death. ~
was killed hv being caught hotwcei
two street ears and the news was
great shufk when received here Mr.
Young viii ro rcmrmbcrei az haN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

zen had small showing OF oil. IL
is thought that thih can make pro-
d lctng well from the 2.;00 foot sand.
At DLACkMELL--The Blackwoll
oil a Gas Co has loo'harrel well.
No Z. Nix farm, in 1881 east, In
sand found In 1895 TO zoos.
The Southwestern on company
No. on the Welsh farm, lI-2S-l
east, Is 800. barrel wcll,
The Delutb 4 oklahoma No. !,
Galoup farm. is shut down At 3.4S1
nt four feet In the sand There is a
small show OF oil at this depth.
The Independent on & Gas co. has
small show also In it, no. /, Car
michael farm. sand found from
% 1870 to 3,l70. ~ Is still IN sand.
IN THE .OSAGE-- Pawhuska oil
company In 6-24-S supposed to he
on top sand at 2.4Oo feet. but there
Is no oil or gas showing yet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

tENtNr The Vrll belonging to
tho Prosperity D.l E Gls Co. located
In IN" northwest corner southeast
81 1lan 9v. vbr NNlbhed Yesterday
ana TODAY and during slN hours
about 10 barrels was swabhcd from
'He well II would look ~ tho T.
would produce from 10 to - bar
rels on the pump Thls n q much
'wnllcr Wei than what reports tirst
fdyc lhv estimated production - lee
Th" steel line mCusi rcmcnt was run
on this v"il lud vas found they
htd dtillod Il. = totil depth uf 2.ss4
fc't THIS Vudld show that they
h1l dul',d q ru tho producing sands
Y thn; d!sI &C. os the deepest pro-
duriur ,Jnd In there was found Al
% depth NJ . 3+S feet and this was
n tho v,lI NJ IN, Fortuna OH co.
! lu section o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

IHhNCI~-Gcnodum a Trees are
drilling 40 pi,cr vt 600 feet II
s about Two locations west uf the
so. ! which rs located nt the center
ct the northeast of southeast o..
Machinery is also moving Ia for. 30
aud So I so. Q Is located on tn
south ana SO Is located on the
north OF 80
The Maptc Oll a Gns TO. has
made location two locations south
~ IN" northwest corner of 33-J.i
which i~ about east Of the No.
drilled bN the Henedum 4 Trees
Stitc Oil company ij-23-3N 2,0iB
fCci about five feet IN ana were
suuahhlins Yesterday and tho day
before about 100 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

" ~ sutton ir who IL iu charge
of the Prairie on 4 Gas co n de
Nelopmcut ls In the city aud has
much of interest go relate in regard
10 the new flold down that way tie
was there when the big rain the firsi
IN Il year. came along ana he state.
u was tho biggest event imaginable
to the people down there Mr. sui
ton is making HIS headquarters al
EastHnd and the IMMORAL Wen,
folks ought 10 kldnap him as b.,
would make the biggest addition t.
the business Interest that could b,
imagined. he win have his hlndi
fun from now on aud no mistake.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

WANTED Drilling proposition
We have money available for lmmc-
diate drilling Ring & Elnr. 2O5 Cen
trail National Rams Bldg Tulsa.
Okla ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
,n,,rn,Ior Wnntcd n, Once

who owns drifting machine to driN
u well approximately 1900 fCei iu
1Rll g. miles southeast ~ BiNhv
Address p - RnN 1888. Tulsa. OkIa.
"A lv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Casing and plpe 20 sale. casing
bnd line pipe new. immediate deliv-
cry. lowest price. all Sizes. A. e.
TaRe, 2li Calumet Bldg Phone
LT61.-AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

belonging 10 the GyPsy nil company.
located In section ~ 26-i H reported
20 have gagged $4,000 barrels Tor
the last - hours The total produo-
ton of the Empire Gas q Fucl CO.
iu the Kansas field reached It's high
water mark yesterday when ~
amounted 10 81 600 barrels. The
Empire ran from iis properly
through is pipe lines 1900 b,u-
reN ~ oII and 2I,290 barrels ~ oil
Va- run b, the Prairie Pipe Line
c,mp,ng The rest OF The produc-
uou went into storage.
Th, Theta on CompauN belpnginR
tu , g. Shaffcr and others. com
pIct,l If- 40 on the ilill farm
located iu the northwest quarte'
kr,tIou a2-26-S southwest Of Edo
Indu Kan. with an initial produc
iIou ~ 30 barrels per day Top ol
tine sand was found al 26J3 foe
and tho} drilled 20 feet In the sand
Ih" .nion Dil company In w.
So ls on the Denny farm, located Il
the southeast quarter section l2-2b
= iz producing approximately 60'
barrels daily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

At BIGGS " NJ Thompson No.
%. Johnson. IN JO-l5-lg, drilling az
!. 100 feet
wilcox and associates 40 / scott
N.lA.l1. drilling nt 500 feet
solo pil company Ma. ], Wruc,.
l0-ll-l T.. rig up.
SAVOY ON complnN 80. 4" JEFF
fcrson 21.li. II. drilling In la25
feet
Tho Iowa on company. No. L.
Gray A.l3.l2. drilling at 1000 feet
Smith n cline. lb.a2-l2. Ma. /,
Myers drilling ut 1000 feet
Cosdon oil 4 Gas 80 I Blrd
a. l3-l2. good for 20 barrels IN the
500 foot sand
Tho II T. NllooN Is on top OF tho
sand and hus showing Of 1000 600
or I 400 600 feet OF Eas In tho north
east of 3I.l5-ll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
ADVANCEMENT

EcsluuinE with sunday Anrti
%. the Tea Cup Inn will serve sun
iay evening dinner from 80 =
n-.Ln.A - Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

NIINIIINN 90, lINNh Tho
IoNBs 60. In their No on the l.au-
ucrdnk farm, survey Noy jS9. 10
Gated fuur miles south and ono half
mile east of breckenridge found
tor OF the oh sand AZ 1.20h feet and
10 feet in the sand the well made
$50 barrels the FIRST - hours. rhey
later drilled this well II feet deeper
and n i- flowing better than 100 bar
rel- daily a. the present time This
Is yum o> natey 20 miles northwest
.Cf Ban-cT Tc>JE s.
Tho same company In tacir 20. !
ON the l,cathlc, farm, SIX miles
snuthcpst ~ Breckenridge, found
sand at H.'o6 toet and drillcd 50 feet
irtr the same They arc stllEiu sand
ana tho welt Is showing for ij0 bar.
rcls natural
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Wants Job. years experience
Carter county references All kinds
OF Sls engines CT. care Worll
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13


the business Interest that could be
imagined lie win have his hands
fun from now on and no mistakc.
OkNIIlIE BISII.It the
NounFsiovu n,ol =, srrti,r ., am.
.3S.iI-lt there il d,is .r,.h r,n.
ductlon OF the - ION. rol,,.pi,. of
.th, a . 200 bsrr.,, Tina ,,,ust.
tufc. the produr.,o, of - p.nl ir
In. veiIs Tho rrtl,v.ip, ,.'I,. .,,,
OF spoclnI Intcre.t A. thi. tiu,,
Wcu No. q s,,.,, .. b, r,s
Texas fee. hcionr,1q Il ,hc T,N,
company. ln Roat fnr l.i natr,ls
wei No. / one .o.n..i west nu ms
s,mc proporty il tull Cu. .,nut 40
barrels daily
Tho Rarharn On ,oup.ug has ,
producing oil well On, In.,t,, .,.,.f
OF No. I belong ,g Il. ne 'r.,.s .,,.u,.
panv Ina the Same .,,,i,, i- rrn,.,t,-
irr about lb barr.Ig
Won No belonging In the 1k.
mulgce Producing uofirinp
60. on the Gu1 20 acres p section
3s was completed on ThuradaN 81
this week pnd reported good for 500
barrels natural This offsets ia th,
west No / ON tho Foster farm bo
LONGING to the pkuuInee Producing
Refining Go HuJ pthr.l
which had nn initial product,on Of
better than OOo hsrtrI. 1su,
/ We'll No ON ,hc Foster f,rn, be.
ionEIur 10 tho above tnnncd cnppan,.
and located I'm section 16 IN produc.
ing 500 barrels daUy This won was
completed ahout two vcrl,s agn aud
had an initial productlun pf 500 bnt4
.reIs
Well No bolopriup to waite
phUlps ON The bniay Murr,u Farm,
located In the northc,u rnrreI
southeast quarter nor,Hc4s, au,I..
TER section g6 4. stU produrluu an
fproXIn,ntely 600 bafqels daIN h.,.
inE been conulc,cd about ono month
The Prairie ON A. GtS rn ,n A.,
No ON the Nancy farm locntcd in
the northwest rnruer nf tho south.
west ouartcr snutb,ast ntInrter nj
section 9G found sand AT 20ib foot
and has fke feet Of the same. They
shot his Vcll With tvcnt, utt.rts and
II ls rood for "a barrel. Tbls Yis ihc
fsrthesi south of the producing y,5l,
I'm the Yourstow, nool
The big well rcportcd belonging to
the AmaIramnted on conpapy In
the YouurstoUr puoI iS rorr,,tI,
given as folloWs Tho well found
sand at si2. foe. aud s shov,tnr r,y
about 40 harrcl4 natural as tt stands
This il tn. G,rthc.t northwest i'm tbe
Younpstown pnol and b. ono hair
mile away from dceu dr,. hole drilled
To- a dcptb of .s6 foot l,r,t,t Am
the porthve.t rorno, southeast uupr.
tor of section % Il ts also one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

FIX COUNTY The tinted rroe
durcIs Oil company and T.. Z llol'
llci,c of Wichita. Kan have nice
showing of gas ard y hole fun OF
uil ln thcir test located I'm tho south.
east quartcr section 29-2S-12 on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
WV InIArInN

GOHEET a MrRUHNEY
Funeral Director Motor Equipment
ggl s. NaIn Phones f1B. Res lgT-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Du. uI veil department Is In
direct touch with thr casing and
supply market and can give YOU
pruwp: AND CfOfIeut service at right
wigrH Tul-,gOu Exchange. phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13

Douglas farm five miles southwest
81 Fan Rvcr. Kan sand in this
we'll was found at ll6s feet and th,
company drilled ten feet into the
sand THIS well is several Mules
away from any production and Val
open up q new pool should II bo "a
payI producing we'll
STEPHENS 'OUNIN The Well
= the Nuguolip Petroleum company
located lu tho northeast corner
solthWcst i-i Of 22-ls.9w. VIII be
drilled deeper within the next few
days Tho company IN now trying
Ia clean Tut this wen and IS reported
TO be rs feet on hottum 4 big
stool tank u being built near the well
which VIII hold %, 900 barrel, when
c"rplctci Four rigs ut steel have
I been built In this tank md the well
! vill not hc drilled any deeper until
/ this tank has been finished
COTTON COUNTY III, Wcl Of
! the Wichita %, a Development co.
! located IA ~" routheHst corner
southwest quarter pf s. -2S-l0w wat
/ drillcd tn a dcIth ~ . h0i feet. Huf
! dIlllcd into salt Nhtcr. They are
! tndcaNorinr to shut or the ral
water 'u THIS vel and plug hack {,
the roo foot saud ln which th'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-13
I.Nsr ot IIpoUa,uo - TN.

INST OI IIDOWNDO - The
VochNur.f pu company ln il4 SO.
uu fhe DDNuure farm located iu
Ne northeast CORNER northeast uusr-
ter section 1851 Iufnr y0uu'.
kan.t- urc rlN fahmg for casting
total depth gEoN fosi Ih,r had
Ia rainbow showing n' nI 10. ths
depth Tho. expect to 1rIl deeper
a. soon as tho fishing ioh D.. r0m-
pIetr1
Prediction .r d.. .H.m#ly Am.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-01
ALMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells of Con
slant Suffering From Dread
ful Backaches, Perman-
emily Relieved BY
Cardui.

Norton Va.-Mrs F. s. Clonse OF
this place. writes: In about l91l
seemed to get in bad health. had
been married about year called
II Or. , Of ...., who treated me
and gave me medicine, which
didn't do me any good uttered
agony for about / months and felt
must have somo relief, for was
So bad Off that ! was really unable
= be up ont Of bed during all that
time
could hardly walk. every sop was
painful and a drag. ] would be almost
blind from dizziness. RI have dread
sal backaches that never ceased. and
severe pains read Of Cardui in
te Birthday Almanac and friends
uged me 10 take it used one
bottle with such beneficial results
that gained hope Of recovery Amer
tLc no on or 2 bottles, | fcl 80
much better chat ] was able to sci up
ard 80 about my work My improve
ment was steady and after about the
3. 1 or 4th bottle | was entirely cured
and the cure has been lrermanont
Fer the past seven years have had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-01

years a prominent business man Of
Muskogce, died yesterday at tho
Physicians and Surgeons hospital
where he had been for some weeks
for treatment.
Surviving him are his wife, a
daughter Miss Marguerite Brown aqi
g son, X R Brown
Tho passing away of Orien Brown
removes from Muskogeo ono OF he
most ardent supporters Of every nova
that had for its object tho upbuild NC
.of Muskogee a splendid citizen md
IA loyal Oklahoman For mauy year,
he was a prominent dealer in cotton
tcre and was widely known for Mia
keen business Judgment and fair deal
lng.