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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

The Okmmgcc PRODUCING 4 TO
filming co. has 10 wells drilling and
starting In the Youngstown pool two
uf which are due. ON the Glll lease
n the south hnlf ~ tho northeast
OF 3G-lA-lI Nn. is drilling at 20I0
feet near tho sand and the either
ono that is due "a the Gill No . IN
tho northwest Of 3J-1i.ll which iH
ON top of the sand and II pulling th"
= inch casing 10 drill IN. lu tho
south hhlf uf the northeast. GIN 40.
a ~ drilling 1T 100 feet, No & IA
thrilling at 1850 feet. and No b.
down 400 feet ON the Gil lease
Ia the northwest quarter OF 90, No.
q ~ drilling At goo feet and no 1
Us rigging up
ON the Hpckluv farm In 26-ll-ll
No m drilling at ! $50 feet, No 3
ls casing with the S-inch AZ 100
roct. No q he drilling nt lt0io' No.
10 Is drilling at 1850, 40 - X rig
g,ug up. so II is rigging up, and
No. 70 IN "a rig building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
N,Cmla Development Company WclI
AilI Pay

The well ~ the Wichita Develop
meut company IN 2 2s-l0w will make
u paying propagation unlcss some
thing unlocked fur happens. II has
developed that the well ia making
OH from the deep pay, the top OF
which was found al 2jl0 feet There
was - feet nf sand AT this depth
and the wcll was drilled through IT.
The mud has been bailcd down to
l.s00 fccl ana oil IN standing In the
holo TO within $50 fcct from tho top
uf the hole 1t IN being drilled with
Ia rotary
The Wichita people had a hard
time setting the pipe on top OF tho
200 foot sand The casing col
hpsod five times before lt was snc-
ccsafuliy set The casing was set
with % packer above and a liner In
tho sand and the water has been
successfully shut OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Tho Tnnk Wagon pricc

Many Inquiries are received ht
this desk ps to tho probability " an
Increase in the tank wagon price 30
correspond with tho increase IN the
price ur crude and the probable In
crease again about tho 18TH The
chances are that the tank wagon
price will advance ana that within
AT least cen days OF as soon ~ the
new committee made mp OF rcfincrS
has had an opportunity TO confer
with the various concerns they rep
resent ana report their various ideHs
AS 90 the proper price under the
circumstance. II ig certainly hoped
that tho new price NAY come Ut once
and not walt Us above uuul the
committee has had an opportunity
To confer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Prairie Tnking mig Chnncc.

The Prairie has offered t25O.O9O
for the Sarah Rector lease ~ 6-lN-
Z TO rcpurchnsc 1t Immediately ON its
expiration In MAY 1890 Tho prairtc
ia taking a big chance right here In
spite OF the fact that the Rector
lease b. good one at prcseut there
ts mo- telling what Il will be two
years and "a month from this time
ANA the price offered seems "a lituc
high. Cushing. although It may not
Zoe generally known is right now hay
ing considerable trouble with water
and some of the big leases are max
ina moro water than the owners
welcome and this alone is "a serious
menace 90 the future Tho Irn,rfe
offer is ID liberal one 20 Say The least
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Tank Wagon Advance Here.

There mas been an advance In the
price OF. gasoline Of cont per gal
lon in oklahoma, the Pierce oil
corporation taking the lead as usual
on account OF itb size and mnny
filling STATIONS 1'fre tgw price does
not affect the rctap pficc, hut here
after the tank wagon aud the f,lling
station price will he the same and
viii not be higher at the filling sta
tons az formerly
II Is now - cents at the Pierce
station or from the tank wagons,
and Is generally being met IN okla
homa city and perhaps here. ker-
osene is up | cent ana Is now selling
at ~ cents per gallon. II IL too low.
Ms crude IN up 81 cents u barrel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

The following are "A bunch, of lo-
cations, some OF which are not dcfin-
itely decided to be drilled or not In
the Duncan district They will have
TO he verified before they are TO be
considered good dope.
Mountain State oil company, tho
northeast quarter OF 27-lB-9w
Wauran OH company northeast
aquarter OF 2S-ls.9w Mr.. Renalds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

The Republic NoNuinE company
has broken ground for lts refinery u,
Jennings ana tool houses Nro uruE
erected 10 carry on tho work OF .uN
Etructiun n is located on ihc I,".
nings Development ceyuWlg1' "a,
acres adjoining tho Katy Sl.fupi
to the west aud is due west tr.m
the Acme plant James MrMnnou
.ot Tulsa lH vupcrintoudluE fUo work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

Tho hIr llONanu rcfincry ~ Wood
river will be- ready for business
us soon us tho pipe line connections
are made and Will doubtless I've
tralcd ont on OH shipped tn tank
cars u will have about the same
capacity us tho Cushing plant nt
tho beginning, but will be enlarged
To- u $50 0on barrel plant before the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

ALLEN The II e. Oh company
rs rigging up to resume drilling ON
the Cora Mccall farm I'm the north
west corner of the houthcast ten
acres of 81 lnrSe
f. S Henry has made location
on the Koll farm ana win drlll in
the northwcst corner uf the south
west Of the northeast Of 20 5n-9c
The Campbell and associates test
on the Miller farm In the southeast
corner OF the southwest Of .t-S is
a rig.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is drilling AZ lS35 feet ON the StHI.
ritt farm in the southeast cOrper ~
the southwest ot the northeast of
3l-5-S
The INndaIe Ou & Gas Co IS shut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

e. N'Naa company No ! laud.
ordalo farm three miles south y
Breckenridge. Texas, which b. m
Stephens county is now reported to
be- making 800 hnrrolH This report
has not been verified but is generally
credited 10y people who know the
layout and are absolutely reliable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
OIL ANDGAS
LsAs1l, Supplies, Production. Etc.

ron SALE -i6O acre oil lease.
west ~ Muakogcc. Okla la.h8rrcl
settled production Tank tank
house. pumping OUTFIT. am complete
pricc $4,000. net on selling tu
tank lines at s. 40 per barrel a nHc
bargain owner going 10 France
Box S6S, Muskogec. OKLA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
on PROPERTIES WANTED

Tho owner ~ some ot tho bost
paying Investment properties In
urnnhNn subject TO first mtgs. only
and showing good income m open
tnr exchanges fur oil properties or
business Trades viii loo made ON
t strictly fair basis Submit YOUR
propositions whtrh viii be treated
,oufHrutniIy Principal. Tulsa DaIly
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

Estimates on tho Elvrrez well in
i3-tH-7 vary between 90 and 15 bar.
rcls which Is very encouraging Tho
rig which is moving ont has been
placed on the ground one location
east OF tho first we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

\ good Investment. l0u.Itrr 'rnsa.
shallow ficld. Il wells sotu,' 100
acres uudrNcd EIuh .i.n. ..tH
gus For particulars cIII Drn I.,
60. 'OI New NuU ilE. N N. fN q
to J-.AdN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

Casing ana pipe :or safe. casing
ard line pipe new, Immediate dc.v
cry. lowest price. all sizes. \ O..
Page. 2U Calumet BldE lh1ne
G161 ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

WANTED puUiu4 proposition
We have mou", available tur wn..
,iptc drilling Bins ~ Pms. 'U. ."H.
trail >n.1nll Bank 1916 Fgi"'
Dhl' AdE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Now IncntIon

... The barbara Or company has
made u location for No ON the
Frank Sank land I'm the southeast
OF sl-li-l2. east Of the Youngstown
pool
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

Want acreage near production 'Hr
drilling ~ we'll also production With
locations I.g3 care WuIIi Ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

Gas testing and gasoline plant COM
sructiuu. Eork KELLEY llF .ltt
Third. Phone 1gIl or 2I-9.--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

nOUEHT \ McHUHSEY
Funeral Director Motor Equipment
ggI S Main. Phones A5Es Res. l9l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

tho southeast of the northeast of
23.a.S
Nuuls auT associates are laying IA
water line tO, their we'll ON iho NJ
HlrIp farm iu tho southeast corner
uf tine southwest of if-J.s before
spaldus .u.
NIMkIIik Brush mud associates
have % rir IN on the Campbell farm
900 rna yrutpr of the south limo of the
southwest OF tho southeast OF 10
.i.3o
The Carter on company Is rigging
Hp ON tho Hays farm inlthc north
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
RAIL MEN TO PARTICIPATE
IN NATIONAL CELEBRATION
Representatives OF TranSportrrS VIII
Join Lincoln Parade
In Tulsa.

Az decided by the members OF the
Tulsa subdivision on national car scrv-
ice. operating and accounting depart
mcnta Of local railroads Will take part
Ia the big Lincoln parade Tuesday
the 18th
In conection with this II was also
agreed to recognize the 22nd Of thi.
month, Washington's birthday, as
gal holiday, and freight offices VIII
be closed during the afternoon,
This is the first time that Tulsa
railroad men have taken part In such
"A movement, but In so far "a rail-
roads are in themselves one great
factor In the winning OF this world
war, this patriotic movement should
be highly endorsed II was said.
In the way OF regular business
taken before the committee, was a
detailed report on the loading OF mers
chandise cars from local freight
houses during the week ending Feb
ruary s Report to be submitted TO
National committee show aveAge
loading for Nldland valley. $500
pounds per car; Frisco santa Fe. ls, -
l64 pounds, and NJ, *. s. +. l2.l6b
pounds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

10 tho nation. to win n christlikc .ic-
! tory ~ It were at this time ~ sea
son Christs serving life reached IT.
summit Patriotism takes religion f'r
Iis partner now. both bid us ruic or
| tompors and our appetites keep our
selves from come customary diver
sions and from an overoatlng (cug-
tnmary too -. that We may have
larFer treasure and vigur for the scrv-
io" OF our land and longer. stronger
time to dedicate To- our prayers.
Christianity Worlds salvation.
j. Christianity ~ be the worlds sal
NatlOn7 The world needs salvation,
ana needs II poW Everywhere there
be- good In a. but the selfish and the
trgu choGous and r,ronEtul are mixed
With the good In II everywhere. And
the Christian religion makes preten-
Sion IN be- able 10 cure. Ths Chris
tan life claims for Itself that IL ran
hHrmuni2c all these human conflicts
Una up uH these human wounds,
r"1li2' All human hopes OF peace can
10 no that question II is for those
who profess themselves ChrlsuaLs 10
liNo the Hnfwer bat We shall not
so II by observing signs ana seasons
Nu. nos hy seeking 50 safeguard our
fish Way tu heaven Taa Saviour
that We cull ours thot even the being
"u an equality with God not thing
10 De Erhsped. or held 10 unmindful
%, hmanitys welfare He took tho
form ~ arser'aut on him. 10 minis
t'r aud 20 give his lIfe he came. And
No" one way 10 be Christian Is 10 be
CHRIS. Ike.
To-day thru this season sacred to
service II we Will try our elllm.
ulod religion, W. shah give lives 20
faithful TO every duty. 80 ready for
every need that the probloms OF men
VIII be answered and great peace re
place perpleNity battle on we may
hnifor and sorrow longer. perhaps,
put We SHAH learn what we have littIe
learned before. the lesson that NE
iN gcrvlce-und gain profit muatly
ne" to us. the victory that Jesus won.
the Victory OF having served.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

Inc 1IblC.
Potato SOUP Take three or four
potatoes, pare and cut (not too
smalU put on to cook Now take a
little grease and tablespoon flour.
brown, add chopped parsley Pour
potato water into the flour. let cook
few minutes, then pour into the ket-
tie with the potatoes. Salt and pepper
and let cook
Sour Lungs or "Iights",--l you want
one cheap meat meal, go TO the butch
er and ask for "lights'--any kind will
do Soak them. cut In small pieces,
then put on To cook. Salt them. leave
cook one or two hours Now put
grease In skillet and some flour. let
brown, then pour the broth on " and
leave cook, Then put IL In the kettle
with the lungs, add teaspoon sugar,
some vinegar, pepper and couple bay
leaves. Leave cook one-half hour or
SO This ls fine eaten with a few po-
tatoes and is inexpensive.
Currtcd Oysters Put the liquor
from two dozen oysters into sauce
pan, when hot lay In the oysters Just
long enough TO scald them; lift them
out and beard them. melt three ounces
OF butter and MIX II with tablespoon
OF flour When smoothly mixed add
a minced smali onion, and cook until
the onion Is tender, add the liquor of
the oysters, little stock or gravy and
the Juice OF half lemon. Remove
TO the back Of the range after II has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
Y. NJ. T.. A. Notes.


The mems forum at the Y. NJ c. a.
Sunday afternoon was In charge OF
the Gidcons, an organization of tray
eiing men. Short speeches were made
by II. a. Talbot and b. f G. Morris
of oklahoma city. j. G. Shrlver. III
Reno, J. Y. Cabnnss. Evansville, Ind;
Rev. H. l. Stumph lIenryetta Rev
stumph and Mrs Stumph sang a duet
The reception for students of Ken.
dali college. which was postponed
from January 81. viii be held at the
y. NJ. G. A., Tuesday evening. Fe6ru-
ary ~. Lincolns birthday pro
gram has been arranged by y. A.
Thompson. social secretary. Members
of the Kendall symphony orchestra.
under the direction OF Prof Adolph
Kramer. will play
c. II. Ruchner, general secretary,
was called 10 Leayenworth, Kan, on
sunday afternoon by the sudden death
OF his uncle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
PROGRAM COMPLETED
FOR SAFETY COUNCIL
Two phN Session beginning Tomor.
row WIN r"sc With Banquet
at kctchum.

Another speaker has been secured
Tor the safety council meeting here
tomorrow and Wednesday Assistn nj
hthte Labor Commissioner G. H.. Con.
nhlly announced yesterday that
thhlcs II. Scott OF the Middle Wes,
tulues companies would speak Tues
day afternoon. He IL noted safety
expert, and ls one OF the offlcialsN of
national safety council.
EXHIBITS are coming In rapidly and
VIII be placed In the Y. NJ C. A. Mon
gay Tor the exhibition. which opens
Tuesday morning
Reservations are being made for
the banquet Tuesday evening at the
kctchum which indicate at the pres.
ent rate that there viii he more than
can he accommodated Mr.. Connally
stated Yesterday.
The program follows:
Tuesday, February IL.
General session. 10 to ~.
Address Safety Idea and It's
peyelopmentS V. II. Currie chair
man central committee OF safety, the
Texas company. Houston, Texas.
Topic for discussion why Par
ticipation IN ssVhr Makes Necessary
Increased Endea,ors Along Safety
Lines"
Afternoon session. 2 to 8.
Necessity OF Educational Work
and Some Methods OF Education w
II. Gill, superintendent National Zinc
company Bartlesville
Prevention OF Accidents Due 10
Cne OF Tools and Machinery" L. F.
Shedd general safety supervisor Rock
Island Lines. Chicago.
Topics Unsafe I'racdce9 and
Fundamental Principles for Safe
guarding
Discussions limited to 10 minutes.
Tuesday evening
Free entertainment
Picture show In Y NJ. G. A. audi
torium.
"Hule OF Reason and The King
OF the Rails" l."
banquet and smoker. $40 y. m,
Ketchum hotel. $3.50 plate; speak
ing after banquet.
Wednesday. February IS.
Morning session, g;30 to IL.
Safety First" f. H. Beacon, gen
eral manager Rock Island lines, III
Reno, Okla
First Aid" +. v Hoffman. en-
ployment secretary Morris n Co. Ok
lahoma city.
Topic for discussion 49, "Funda-
mental Principles or safeguarding "
Afternoon session, to ..
"Fire Prevention aud It's Relation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

90 Accident Prevention In Industry
G. r. Ingalls,, manager Oklahoma In
spection Bureau Fire Insurance Esti'
mates. Oklahoma city.
The Conservation Of Humanity
X. NJ Jeffries, safety engineer Cosden
a CO., Tulsa
General round table discussion
Topics Primary Accident Proven
ton Problems and How Organize
for Safety"
Annual election OF officers
Fifteen minutes allowed for discus
siOns
The present officers are W @, Ash
ton. president. and w. X. Holmes. sec
Tctary. o.
The eommlttrD on arrangcmeMt
consiWs OF G. r. Connally. u. W
Grant w. X Holmes and c. L. hnch-
uer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
Women and Var Work
WHERE lOi NAY SERVE.
MBuuuN


Rcd Gross hndquarterE open cgcrj
uay o
Ircsby rriau women. First Church
trHory duy)
i'oslon Asouuo MctbodiHt church
wurlusUu tcFory dayl
First Methodist vomcn church
" NOtitruum
Croablr Heights CLUB RED cross
headquarters
Catholic wumon EniFhls ~ Colum-
buA hall tcyory day..
D1pphtcra OF American Revolution.
lt'd CROSS
Dram, lcngIo Rcd GROSS head.
quarters Monday nud Wcdncsdayl
Council OF Jewish Women syna
gone monday ana Thursday
Tulsa Nom1nH club. itcd cross
headquarters
Royal Nclghbars. red Cross
MrH. 4 " rolcmanH classes In
home nursing meet nt library.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
Al TIIE ItilD CROSS Rooms.
Al the Itcd Gross Iinuma

Cleans the ncrdlc and the thimble,
swiftly ny the fingers uimblc.
Nohth the Red Cross sacred symbol
T"illnE patriots hold my glance;
nat nay trunut thoughts are strRying
Where the lines or death are swaying
And my silent lips are praying
For my Love soinew here In France
An about me, maids and mothers
Speak Of aweothearts. sons and broth
ere,
or some cherished friend OF others
Vaguely heard ns IN "A trance
! can rec the wnreyes spying.
Hear tho roaring guns replying.
See nay hearts Beloved lying
ON the shell-scRrrsd fields OF
France.
Wake me from this morbid dreaming
Tench me hemming. basting. seam.
ing.
with the needles brightly cleaning
Like tho spears OF old romance,
In the serving not In weeping,
ComeS the new found Joy OF keeping
Fnlth borne thots OF cournge sweep.
Ing
To my Love, somewhere in France
Emma Clark Karr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
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COiIiNSNtIiI,I!.


Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the psnii.t
church met In the Red Cross room. Of m,
'atnegis library Thursday afternoon 10, 4
social session aud 10 sew for the soldiers
Nr' and MRS l.. Gteenrud Of Tulsa
we're guets "Wednesday OF Mrs L. @ Prrsson
and other Coilinsville friends
MRS, U, Colburn returned Nednesday
from visit to friends In Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Lee have returned from
visit 10 Tulsa frisuds
Mr. snd Mrs J Allen a.e I'm Tulsa a. the
kmbie
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davidson are guest. Of
friends AZ ChAnute Kan
Little Miss Martha Bats of proler A,.o,,
rs the guest Of her sister Mrs ] q ma.
ridge. aud Mr. Eldridgc
Miss Psnsey Mitchell Is the guest Of
friends IN ClareMote
Mrs Ella shepherd returned 10 her bo,rs
~ tancy, Kan, Wodncsday after . visit Of
several weeks to Mr. and Mrs " T. Clark
NJ and Mrs John Perry lvu Thursday
for McllEvhe Kan. where they viii make
Judge John II Frcuch aud Mrs French
day
Miss. Gecil Smith is home from an extended
visit al Foster, Mo
Mr. and Mrs n Eulot were among tho
Collinsyillc persons attending the Nine. sshu
mann beiuk concert AZ Tulsa rbursdn, nigbt
MS 7. q, dodshnlk Is shs guest OF friends
Mrs Max Wickersham returned 10 her
bone at independence Kan WEDNESDAY. a.
Per a visit 10 Mrs Miner c Jordan
Mr. and Mrs u smith are guests of
relatives al Ncodcsha, Kan
MIS- J. \ Westghle has returned 10 her
home at blackwell after being the guest Of
her sister Miss I.lmA ireland o
Mrs Gus sriuplr and small daughter
Jewel are In Ia Hsrpe, kan. as the quests
Of Mrs Strimplc's father. & u Williams
Mr. and Mrs W v Mcclure Of Henry.
eta are Fuosis VI W X Young gblood and
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

Ninety nine out Of every hundred dollars
spent Tor elastic aud spring trusses might
ABOUT rs well be thrown away
Close to ten million .dollArs a year-in UAsa
eontraptions
And all simply because nine sufferers ou,
~ zen trust to mere try.on or hasty exam.
nation instead Of first making u thoro test.
Mere Tryon Is a Snare.
You can't possibly tell anything about q
truss or anything else for rupture merely by
4 Truss or .o,eaIlsd appliance may seem
worthless '''
The only way in the world you can make
cure OF exactly what you are getting Ia bv
making thoro sixty.day test without hay.
ting 10 risk any money.
The Only Thing Good Enough In s,Ana A
soDay Test
There is only one thing Of any hind for
rupture that you caB~xet on sixty. DAYS trial
Vnly one thing good enough to stand such
long and rhorO test
That is our guaranteed rup,ure holder
We " maFsl one especially for your case
sixty days
Wen practically lend Il 10 you tha, bong
without asking you 20 risk a penny
II Ito cant be made 10 keep y0ur rupture
from coming out or from bothsrinE you in
any Way. no matter how hard you work or
snsin-it Il doesn't prove every claim We
make-it won't cost you a single cent
Mads on New Principle
This ruarantsd rupture holdsr--the IA
moss Oluthe---is 80 utterly different from
every thing else for rupture that h has re-
cassvd eighteen separate patents. Ii is far
more than jast truss. Made on-an Abgo
lutcly new principle
Unlike .everythlng else. it Is sslf.regulattns
SELF adjusting -inytnnsy and automatically
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

Rusltin AT club lecture "Tho
Louvre by Mlc lIcnriette Cloplth
crown Scat Chaunuqua meeting
In library Mrs T. W Mundt leader.
Meeting or Twentieth Century
club with Mrs A r Gu1
Ron Temps club Valentine nrt&
in home Of MHs Josephine Irwin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
DAILY IIiDT.

From want OF reflection.
from that idlcncsS which goes
on repeating piouS phrases
without considering their mean
ing perhaps, too, from the iu-
fmence OF a certain myHiiCism
there are those who In the most
spiritual manner preach the
purcst cEoiism br tuspiriH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

- informally az luncheon SntW.
day afternoon Ht Hotel Tulsa,
In compliment 20 Miss Agnes quinn
and Miss Aileeu Shields Of oil city,
Pa Other guests were Mrs % r.
Mcmahon aud Mrs. j J.. No MAhun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11

Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To RHf the Senuine, call FOR full name
LAXATIVE BROMD QVININE. Look
for signature OF r. w GROVE. Cures
Cold In one Day. soc