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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

work himself. They had given, he
ta.d. sili
T. h Oberho'Yrr reported thnt
pupils of the conway Rrown schop
had contributed $3.50 This was IA,
fast school 20 report
siNiN-Thrcc un Honor Roll.
lu!iawirr is the 100 per cent ust
= those bus.ness houses. al eau
ployes of which have subscribed to
he budget
Exchange National bank, Central
Nsiiordl laub. nion National
b,uk. Produces stale bank tirst
National bank lA.cety National
innk. American talioual bank la.
liunul Bank of Commerce, Citizens
state bank, West Tulsa SJate bauk.
bRnk af Red Fork, oklahoma. Farm.
dole cafe kLns3g tlty Waffle
tvuses Liberty vs.fv, Autr,Cun cafe.
lacks cafe, tulsa retroleim COM
rSuN bItier Suop. Spectator Pub
'Ishng company l.'aduee CA COM
u1u5. BRTh",S Hil company NAndi-
NO l'ry Good, Hunt Dry Goods.
Hc"lt llOlhbur,o. AbNatt. O. \
oteintr Tire cumpsly independents
cue q tonptoD. Joha j p6Shauc,
gle ~ Dollar Tlllors, Amsrican
Tailoring company Y VI. G 4. an
plo> ers. a T. Hungarian turni-
,uic, lnsa Furniture company.
hayo Furniture company. Few Hurt
con phnv, Genet Furniture company
!, y. Hawkins Furniture company
tithey Furniture company. shan
ION Furniture company FlCk FUR
nituro company lyat, EavnB Furni-
iurc Compnrly. Usage Motors, Fash.
ION Garnge. Lukins Auto .companv.
FOSTER Davis Motor corporation,
Tulsa Motor Car comp1nl tfniyei-
tal Motor company. Packard OK
lahomo Motor company. tleCulr We
hical a. Battery TO, Adams Motor
SHES, Sturicc Motor company. East
End Garage, Eclipse Giaragq, SpHlI-
inr 4 Swirnty. Wolch y McNutty.
W G. Morrls Sales. Tulsa Haynes
Chnpplc Brothar~. Tulsa Fire Pro
NcntiOn society
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

least. aud probably those on the
line cast uf Iuncvillc are facing the
troops under his command II In
possible. however. That Won Gall
witz has been given jurisdiction oeor
portion Of the crown princes
former front, either to conduct an
offensive operation In the Nerdun
sector or To allow the crown prince
to concentrate his energies for a
move In the Champagno--a sector IN
which some Of thee French writer's
have been predicting II German Of
fensive, the Rheims region being
deemed one OF the probable selec-
tons " terrain FOR the effort.
Holland Meets Dcmand,1
Altho Germany has been threaten.
lER sllolland with, dire things II The
prthtrlandg government should
agree to allow It's ships now In en-
tente allied ports TO pass definitely
into the hands of the allies, II IL In
dlcated IN Amsterdam AdviCeH that
Holland has decided to meet the al
lied demands, including the right to
use the ships In the danger zone
She had been given TO understand
that the ycssela would he taken oyer
March is under the provisions OF in
ternailonal law II she did not before
that time agree TO tho entente al
lied terms
President Wilson, according to in
formation from official sources, may
soon make statement regarding
the Russian situation, probably
through, an address 10 joint ses-
sion OF congress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

today than has taken place pre-
viousIy In almost year. II was de-
MED that gossip as TO German peace
feeiers had anything to do with the
weakness OF the market On the
contrary. the decline was ascribed In
the main TO spring liquidation. which
happened to find the market with
out any aggressive support Deal.
lrgs we're on large scale. with ex-
IRENE losses OF cents in corn and
IA cents IN oats. May corn de.
scendlng to 81 20 rs and March oats
TO SO cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Big Producers
Rushing In

One of the big compa-
MES now contemplating
development work in this
new territory is the Texas
Company, which is pre-
pairing a 5000 foot test in
section 1929, the section
adjoining that in which
the Premium Mining &
Oil Company's acreage is
located.
Capitalized at only $685.
600, a gusher brought in
by the Premium Oil G.
Mining Company will
mean enormous dividends
for shareholders. A 1000
barrel gusher-and it may
be a 4,000-barrel we'll
with oil at So a barrel.
would bring the company
about 81, AGO, 900, or nearly
5000 per cent per annum !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
HEAVY ARTILLERY
BATTLE is RAGING

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
lialluin-more than five milas In
ad'rnce Of the British front south
enst OF fpres--cansed by British
shell fire ami airplnne bombs
Both German and French reports
show. that heavy artillery fire has
been In progress I'm the NCrdun lc-
gion and that there has been brisk
work by the batteries near l,hcims,
on the Lorraine front and In A,spce
No change In the situation I'm the
American sectors In Lorraine has
been indicated. although Paris re-
ports a German raid In the vicinity
OF Flirey, near the American sectors
northwest OF foul. which was ie-
pulsed
New Army Group Created.
Interesting possibilities arc sug-
gested by the revelation in Sa,ur-
days German official staten ont that
new German army group has beel
created on the front IN northern
France II is under command of
General Won GHllwttZ. an officer pre-
Niously prominent lna the Russian
and Serbian campaigns anl appar-
fHAlN W NHt MftAfI u
front last year and put I'm command
OF the Verdun sector. included with
In the front occupied by the German n
crown princes army group
The German statement Is 50
worded that the boundaries OF the
district undAr General Won Gallwitz's
command cannot be determined.
even approximately. That part Of
the front running east and south
east 20 the Swiss border from about
the vicinity OF Laon. on the Aisne
front. had previously been divided
between the German crown prince
and Grand Duke Albrecht OF Weur-
teemburg. The crown princes
front included the Aisne. Cham
paene and Verdun regions. while
Altrecht's started In the ST Mihiei
region and extended to the end OF
the line. The new yoR GallwItz
group Ia indicated AZ resting be-
tween the crown prince and Albrecht
groups.
II Won Gallwitz has taken over
any appreclable part OF Albrechrs
sector II follows that the Americans
In the region northwest OF Toul at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

A memorial 60 tho Oklahoma vic
Tins OF the TuscAnla sunk by a der
man submarine hhs been Designed
by Woodson ". Norvel 60 bo erected
al tho intersection " Eleventh and
Twelfth and Iawton streets In tho
Childers addition, n will stand 80
that the three streets win parallel its
faces and will he named Tor Gen
Fam Houston hero of the battle of
Han Jacinto, Gen, Andrew Jackson.
victor of tho battle OF New Orleans
and General LAwton. a Philippine
hero.
The monument will be Oolithio
| from the quarries at Bromide The
eagle will be cast OF brOnEe and tho
beak will be 30 feet from the ground
B The base will be- 80 arranged that
each community that has lost sol.
der In the dfaster may supply "a
tablet with his name engraved there
on. n is planned 10 have the cor
nerstone laid by the grand lodge ~
Masons during the Confederate sol.
diers' reunion, Governor Williams
will be invited TO be present TO ac-
cept the gift on the part Of the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Drilling Ma
Chinery
RatclhasedI

Tie rtculinm MNuGT on
comranYs AJ.lCra lealc, IN s1-3-
., acquired by the company when
the field was considered aH purely
"wilicat" nov at ui&e In pue of
tho most desired IoeseS>ln The
state The company Snmediate-
lv has purchased GrillinF8mnchln-
erv, ana Is ready 10 begin drifting
as soon az sufficient stock 90 COM
rlctc tho drlllinE fund ~ sold
The drilling begun, the price of
the stock viii advance without
further notice; more vxushorH
brought in ueapwhile, which Ia
likely 10 be brought Inv any day.
OF courte will automatically en-
hhnce the Value OF Tho lease aud,
herewith. the price of tho stock,
The nIestat allotment sells at
2jo a share
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

very often What could put on
them 10 make them white'
DOROTHY.
You need 10 20 20 q dentist and
have your teeth cleaned by him. lie
Will remove the yellow. and tartar
and then you can do Great deal 10
keep them white by cleaning your
teeth thoroiy three times day.
using n tooth paste or powder once
a day The teeth should be cleaned
by dentist at least once year
CAKES.
NcVcr-iail Cakc-One and ono
hair cups flonr one cup sugar. two
teaspoons baking oow Ter. pinch salt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

two eggs beaten up IN cup t'ni re-
maindcr of cup with mill). three ia
blsspoons butter melted. one tea
spoon flhvorinr extract SIT 10
gcther one and one half cups flour.
orc cup sugar two teaspoons baN-
ing powder and salt. Then beat two
eCsf an remainder or cup wi'h mitK
and the melted butter and favprlns
extract beat ton minutes Fake
rs minutes This can be made Ia
lpy"r rako with filiinR or loaf cake.
Grain suffers Setback.
CHICAGO. March i6,--Grain val.
ues suffered a more violent setback
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Premium Mining and Oil Co.
l0l6 HerskowItz nnIldIng. oklnhomn 9

1910 Herskowiz Building, oklahoma city
Dear Sr-I accept shares
In the Premium Mining OH present price csc
share. enclose ............. doiara
understand these
all common stock, and that n sockhoIder entitled
nature owned company we'll as
All profits the company make
IRON IRON poaSsng M OIL or buying selling leases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Watch this "Ex-Wild-
cat field perform. Those
who know the Stephens,
Comanche and Duncan
territory have already
steadfastly considered 1t
one Of the potentially
most prolific fields in the
mid-continent field. Now
that it's started, investors
who wish to make big re-
turns on small outlay
have little time left to
get in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

reproduced in this advertise
ment, has stirred oil men all
over the state, and a contin-
uous stream of men scramb-
ling for leases in this new
extension of the Duncan field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Name Lost I'm Co,,is,op

DUBLIN. March 16-No lives
we're lost In the collision late Thurs
NAY night between the stenmshl p
Baltimore and a trawier In 81,
Georges channel, according to the
owners Of the vessel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Hearth and
Home Problems

Dear Mrs Thompson: have been
married a little over two years. For
about seven months my husband
came right home from work and
stayed with me But now he has
changed his position and IL working
among men only and he never comes
home until he gets ready. when no
does come home early he eats and
goes right backp Sometimes he is
out ~ late a. . O'Clock
have done everything | know 10
try to keep him to stay with me-
but have spoiled him by pettlng
him. He IL very fond OF playing pooi.
but when lie loses he Is 80 cross 10
me When I ask him 10 take me up
the street he tells nae that | have all
day TO run around.
Cd What can ! do to get him to
stay at home?
90 DO | do wrong by petting
him2
CO Is It right for him to stay out
80 later
90 DO you reckon he is with
sometimes1 lie loves 20 tease me
about them.
We live In nice place and have
everything we need TO make home
happy. bat II doesn't seem to make
any difference with him
LONESOME
tI II II unfortunate that your
husband Is 40 fond OF playing pool,
because there Is very little you can
do 70 make home more interesting
than the poolroom and his men
friends, Encourage him 10 have stag
pa rifles at home Ask him N he
wouldn't Ike 10 invite his men
friends In 10 play cards You really
lave no serious cause 10 worry be-
muse as your husband grows older
Fnd thero arc children IN the home
he viii enjoy nothing quite 30 much
as qulet evening with his family
a. DO not pct him when he seems
TO be annoyed In some moods "A
man likes 20 be left alone think. |
however that you should not change
YOUR attitude toward him or YOU may
grow apart
90 lie really ought 20 spend most
~ his evenings with ypu II wouldn't
bc 80 bad n no only played pool once
or twice n week
80 think n t. pool aud his men /,
friends that take him away from |
home and not women
Dear Mrs Thompson: am a
southern lady and when 20 out In |
company here the ladies say 1 talk .
Ike a darkie I think this sounds /
vulgar nnd insoient what answer .
should I return 20 them and how /
should & act. toward anyone thnt !
should talk thus 90 me- / notice n /
great many things that the people .
here say are not correct
SUSIE GREEN
The nOrtherners mean nothing un- |
kind when they say YOU talk Jiko "a |
darkia Negroes from tho south have 4
a very melodious way ~ speaking |
and so the noriherners think they |
are compiimen'ing You when they /
ray YOU talk like then. Appreciate |
their good Intentions Of course !
uortheruers make mistakes " has 4
never been my pleasure tu meet ans +
ono who was, intallihle
Dear Mrs Thompson NJ teeth |
ara atiIa GALLON aTfhn I krYgh thar, Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
TWO MORE DAYS TO
RAISE WAR BUDGET
CONrINUrD fROM rAGF uyY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE uNE
eXpsctod that il will holm ,orgfar.
-. .....,..r - a.
"i ue amount heeded'
E'try home n the citv that has
not a paster furnished Ly The var
,,o,Lor. r,h,,, ,ho h.,1 o, a..
u,, To- -t,a,, LII ~ -, Nv -, ''''. W..
ay,,,sas ,,,il ~ '",,,,,.., ~. ~, ~.
to s,ha,r,bs E,o,,, ~, RI,
r,r etvc sn,,c,i,lrr a,,, ~ .',',,t
t.,clcrs ,nd ,,.n,,,,, 80 ~, ~,
Tcarhers, "s.octa,,,rs ,,ni t..',, ~,
an JoIn, ,Ic,r h,t
ybic vomcn n,s csny,,sl,. ,i,c
.sid,p,. Listrtr,s ,,c ,o'r, 80. ,In.
ana theb WORKERS vim ront nm. net,
soli,itotior, io ira Ir,.rc.s ana ,,.
dusiriet districts : N,,ry vho b,ve
not pnyep ps Iiler,llv as ,bav shouid
VIII ho cp!led anon ,gaIn and syery
r,ptaip and hia wnrler, viii CON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

is pouring into this region
heretofore sharing in a large
measure the fate Of many a
gusher field before it was
discovered. Another wildcat"
that turned into a bonanza.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
This May Be
Last An
nOuncen1ent

The Premium Oil 4
Mining Company is incor-
|porated At $25, 900, under
the stringent laws Of Ok
lahoma. Its management
| is composed of practical,
experienced oil men. This
advertisement may ex-
haust what stock is left Of
the 25c allotment, with
which we expect TO begin
to drill. The coupon be-
low, properly filled out,
with your remittance, will
reserve the amount you
want. In case the allot-
ment is exhausted when
your order reaches US,
your check will be prompt
ly returned.
Premium Mining )
and Oil Co.
". o. Kenner, President.
1915 Hersko,oitz Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Another Wildcat That Proved Good;
Maenolia's Gusher Redeems Claims
for Stephens County
Premium Mining and Oil Company Buys Drilling Machinery
and Is Ready Go.
aSt Call tor hose Wanting Get In 25c Stock This
Mammoth Opportunity

AT last the Stephens and
Comanche fields are coming
into their own. The Magnolia
gusher find, reported in the
Daily oklahoman in an ar
ticle appearing March Is, and
=
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Time for
Investors

The new field already
has opened the ewes of
big producers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Dear Mrs Thompson, nv teeth
are quite yellow altho l brush them
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
CHURCHILL STATES
 ATTACK EXPECTED
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

LONDON, March f. Winston Spencer Churchill, speaking at the Mansion House today at a meeting of the Anglo French society in cele- bration of the anniversary of Yer dun, said
 'In a few weeks. perhaps a few days, the Germans must either at tack on the west front or expose the fact that they are incompetent to deliver a great offensive
 MT. Churchill, speaking with ref erence to a league of nations, said:
 Tt is important that the league should be founded on the basis of truth and sincerity. There can be no room in the leagle for a kaiser ridden Germany. A league of na- victorious German miltarism would be a sickening humbug. Self deter imitation of peoples as interpreted by the Prussian drill sergeant would be a dismal farce"
 On the question of Alsace-Lor- raine, he said
 We realize the importance to of Alsace-L Lorraine from the vile and bitter tyranny of oppression in which it has long been held. We seek this in no lust of conquest, but because we know that the troubles which now engulf us largely arise from the misgoVernment of those provinces by Germany and the crime which wrest- ed them from France
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
CITY COMMISSION EXPECTED ID ACT
 CONSERVAT|VE[Y

Whether Peter Corpstein received a sufficient number of votes at the pri- mary election on Friday to elect him to the office of mayor to succeed him. self, or whether having failed to poll majority of ''all the votes cast at such election" he failed of. election and must therefore stand with Commissioner Frank Woods as d candidate for mayor at the general election on April ?, is the question to be passed upon by the city commission today. A special meet ing of the commission will be held at the city hall at ? o'clock this afternoon at which time the votes cast at the pri- mary election will be canvassed and a call issued for the general election.
 Mayor Corpstein took a very definite stand in the matter yesterday when he issued statement declaring that un- less the returns clearly show that he received a majority of the votes cast he would not accept the office. T want no office with doubtful title," he said in his statement
 Mayor Makes Statement
 The statement of Mayor Corpstein in this connection reads as follows:
 To the Citizens of Phoenix:
 In view of the newspaper discussion as to whether was elected at the pri- mary election, and the published rum ors as to possible contest, desire to make my own position clear.
 If there be any doubt as to whether received majority of the votes cast at the primary, will not accept cer- tfcate of election l am not in favor of going behind the returns, even if the city commission. sitting as canvass ing board may lawfully do so, in order to ascertain the number of legal votes cast at the primary Even should the Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
TWO MORE A|RMEN
 FALL; BOTH KILLED
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


 LAWTON, Okla. March 4.-Flight Lieutenants Paul and Whitney, from the aerial school at Fort Sill, were Killed this afternoon, ten miles north of the aviation field, when the gaso- line tank on their aeroplane exploded and the machine crashed to earth from great height. Initials ana home addresses of the two dead aviatofs could not be obtained to- night
 Officers at aviation headquarters and not miss Paul and Whitney un- ul o'clock tonight when machines were checked in for the day. A search was instituted ana the Wrecked machine and it's victims we're located late tonight in the farming district northwest of Fort sill.
 Farmers living in the neignbcrhood said apparently nothing was wrong with the airplane up to the moment before the accident. Suddenly 8 loud report was heard by persons watch ing the fliers, and pieces of the ma chine were seen flying in all direc- lions. The. main part of the plane with it's two occupants then wonr into a nose dive, striking the ground with such force that it was com pletely demolished and the two flight lieutenants bodies badly mangled.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
SWIFT & CO. MEN
 ANSWER CHARGES
1 Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

KANSAS CITY, March 4.-W. F. Priebe who. with H. B. Collins, is in charge of the egg and poultry de- partment of the federal food admin istration late today, in an address at the meeting of the Missouri Carlot Shippers association, answered charges made against him and Col lins earlier in a resolution stating that it is the general belief that they are yet entirely under the in- fluence of Swift & Co.,
 Mir. Priebe declared he had been urged by Food Administrator Hoover to accept the position despite his protests. He said he realized that he would be attacked by independ- ent packers.
 The resolution, which was intro duced by a Springfield, Mo-, produce dealer, but which was not acted upon, asks the appointment of a committee to carry to MT. Hoover petition for the dismissal of Priebe and Collins. The resolution makes | the charge that the two men" stand too close to the large packing inter- ests to be in a position to give fair and honest treatment to the inde- pendent shippers. broker and con- mission merchant
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
OFFICIALS SEIZE
 WIRELESS OUTFIT
Republican A. P. Leased WireJ

NEW YORK, March 4.-Wireless ap- paratus sufficiently powerful to com- municate with Germany, which was in the possession of Richard Pfund, once manager of the German Telefunken plants at Sayville, N. Y., and Tucker ton. N. Y, was seized yesterday by federal officials, it became known to- day. The outfit was found in the tower of the office building at Ill Broadway.
 The raid was made by United States government agents. They were refused admission by Pfund who occupied the four floors of the tower as a laboratory He said he was doing experimental work for the navy and that they had no right to interfere He unlocked the door only when the officers threatened to break it.
 Pfund is said to have made an ex- planation concerning the presence of the apparatus but the nature of it has not been disclosed. He was not taken into custody although it is understood the inquiry has not been completed. His assertion that he had been doing work for the navy was verified but no announcement was made as to it's nature.