davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
NOTATKI REPORTERA.

policyanta. w rezultacie ow niezna-
jOmy, kt0ry nazywa sic T. F. Wilko-
wski, zostal aresztowany i osk&zony
o udawania f~ederalnego agenta; ko-
misarz Stan6w Zj~ednoczonych Mark
A. Foot stawii go pod kaucye
81, 900. 90. Wilkowski podobno Ola
rowa( sic z policyantem ,,dwudziest-
ka" ~podzielic.
o q .
Dzieki szybkiej akcyi stray polar
nej, W zarodku stiumiony zOstal po-
Ear, kt6ry wczoraj W poludnie Wy
buchi W Suterenach trzy-pietrowej
kamienicy pod mr.. 3012 w. 22ga ul.,
kt6rej wlaScicielami So PIP. J6zef i
Eerta S%chikorowie, Fam. pnr. 1924
So. Sacramento ave-. ma Kazimierzo-
vie. w ~przeciagu kilku minut caly
budynek zapelniony zosta} dymem i
wszyscy mieszkancy ratowaC sic mu-
sieli ucieczka.
Ogien wybuchl W jednej z drwalh
W poblizu pieca do ogrzewania pa
rowego i przez pewien Ia strategy
obawiali sic, re nastapi wybuch. Wy
rzadzona szkoda obliczona jest ma
kilka set dolar6w.
o q -
Sedziowie koronera orzekli wczo-
raj, ze siedmio-letnia Marya Archac-
ka. 1915 Dickson ul. zastrzelOna byla
przypadkowo. Dziewczynke onegdaj
postrzelil kuzyn jej Wladyslaw Go
Ian, gdy Archackim, kt6rzy z c6recz-
ka do PIP. Golan6w ~przybyli W 60
seine, pokazywa& sw6j revolver. Ku-
la ugOdziia dziewczynke W czoio:
rama przewieziono do szpitala Sw.
Elzbiety. gdzie W kilka godzin p6z-
niet umaria. Wladyslawa, kt6ry IL
czy lat 17cie, uwolniono.
q q
Do biura komisarzy elekCyjnych pc
nalezna i'm dodatkowa zaplate "a
prace jake sedziom elekcyjnym zgio-
sic sic NIGGA: NJ. Stagowski, A. Clio
week. Stanislaw Wagrowski, Leon
| Kurzawa, Leon Majewski, Wladys}aw
! Kolczynski, Jan Kurzewski, J6zef
Binkowski, J6zef Balnek, Jan Ko-
nier, Stanislaw Wazrowski, Antoni
Cardinals, Jan Kierzewski, Franci-
seek Bogacki. Antoni Tocha i Jozef
! Binkowski. Kazdemu z powyzszych
nalezy sic cd dwu do sze$ciu dola-
row: nalezno$G ia jest r6znica po-
miedzy wynagrodzeniem $500 dzien-
ME jake otrzymali oni pelniac obo'
wiazki sedzi6w elekcyjnych, a wyna,
erodzeniem $500 dziennie. kt6re i'm
sic naleza}o podlug nowo w6wczas
przeprowadzonej ustawy. Gdy usta'
we W sprawie podwyzki w~ynagrodze'
MIA sedziom ~elekcyjnym ~przeprowa'
dzono, wniesiono ia do Sadu Najwyz'
szego, ably Sad ten orzek} czy jest o,
ma konstytucyina. Sad Najwyzszy u
stawe podtrzymai. Pc r6znice W wy
nagrodzeniu nalezy zglosic sic dc
klerka I. Gottlieba.
q = q
D~odatkowe wynagrodzenie, jake
podarunek n~owo-roczny, original!
wczoraj pracownicy i pracownice "a
kladu krawieckiego Z. V. Price and
Co.. Van Buren, l Franklin Utica
CT, kt6rzy ~pracowali niespetna rok O.
trzymali dodatkowa zaplate jednegc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Wczoraj o godainie 9ej wieczorem'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

%tygodnia, CT ktorzy pracowali rok
lub dfuzej - otrzymali ~dodatkowa
zaplate Ia diva ~tygodnie. w zakia-
die krawieckim E. V. Price'a pra-
cuja przewaznie Polacy.
q = y
Czlonkowie i czionkinic ostatnio
ma Helenowie zorganizowanego Kol-
ka Literackiego i'm. Chopina UREA
dzaja przedstawienie W niedziele, 10
lutego, b. r: odegrany bedzie dra-
mat W czterech aktach pod tyt.:
,,Ludgarda". Pomimo zaledwie dwu-
miesiecznego istnienia klub ten INA
komicie sic rozwija; obeCnie liczy
przeszio pie6dziesiat cztonk6w /
czionkin. K6iko to zorganizowali Ste
fan Przybylski i J6zef Kulinski, brat
ks. Franciszka Kulinskiego, kapela-
ma wojskowego przydzielonego do o.
bozu Grant, W Rockford, Ill.
q q q
Zlamania reki, gdy spada}a ze scho
dow pred domem pnr. 1920 w. 1Sta
ul., doznaia Wiktorya Duba, lat CO..
Staruszke przewieziono do szpitala
powiatowego.
q q q
Pred domem pod mr.. 3242 Holman
ave-, nieprzytomny padf wczoraj po-
poludniu czternastoletni Jozef Lu-
kasz, 441O ". 31sza ul. Chlopca W
stanie krytyCznym a~mbulanSem prze-
wieziono do domu.
q - .
W nastepstwie s~przeczki jaka "a
szla W sieni budynkd pod mr.. 1915
Walton ILL.,, Stanislaw Rempa}a, lat
25, znaiduje sic W szpitalu Z peknie-
ia czaszka, a Wiadysfaw Semanski
ma stacyi policyjnej PREY West Chi
cago ave. Rempaia uderzony W GlO-
we zostaf butelka.
q q q
re J6zef kim, Polak, lat 80, W
pokoju mieszkania pod mr.. 617 w.
| 1Sta ul.. zaczadzony gazem zostai
przypadkiem, zawyrokowali wczoraj
sedziowie koronera. Klima i J6zefa
| Zamika, lat 81, nieprzytomnych W
pokoju mieszkania pod wyzej Wy
mienionym adresem znalezli Pawel
Zielinski / Michal Inglet, kt6rzy
mieszkanie z mimi podzielali. Zamiho
wi zdolano przytomnoSc przywr6cit;
starania przywr6cenia przytomnosci
EKlimowi okazaly sic daremne. Ga2
ulatniai sic z otwartego kurka pie
cyka gazowego.
q q q
Oskarzony o ukrywanie dziewiet'
nastu beczek w6dki, ably uniknat
~placenia podatku, wladzom federal,
nym przekazany wczoraj zostal An
toni Franicewicz. FranicewiCz odpo'
wiadac bedzie pred sedzia Landi,
sem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

pozegnai sic 2 tym Swiatem, sp. Fran
ciszek Kondziorski, 3137 Davlin Ct,
znany spiewak p6inocno-zachodniej
strony miasta. Sp. Franciszek Kon-
dziorski byI synem pioner6w Stani-
sfawowa, PIP. Elzbiety i Sp. Antonio
go Kondziorskich: czynny bral udzial
W r6znych przedstawieniach | kon-
certach, a Cd lat by} on dyrygentem
Choru Chopina i Ch6ru Kalina. -
Szwankowal on ma zdrowiu juz cd
przesz}o roku, - cd czasu gdy cor
ka jego Irena poniosia SmierG pod
ko}ami automobile. Imarly pozosta-
via zone Marie, 2 domu Kubicka, |
syna Rajmunda; PREY zgonie liczyi on
lat "a.
= q n q
Dzisiaj o godzinie loci rano z do
mu zafoby pnr. 3617 No. Trip ave-,
do koScioIa sw. Jadwigi, a stamtad
ma cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha odbyl sic
pogrzeb Sp. Nary Kledzik, z domu
Tanter.
Zmar}a byfa z~alozycielka / prezes-
ka oddzialu Kr6lowej Korony Pol
skiej NJ. P, oraz prezska Tow. Po-
lex i'm. Maryi, mr.. SO z. P. r. K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
KR6TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

SNlNJ NS%OldJ POoIailO"h HiNiN
rowac przychylnie ordynans, zno-
STACY kabarety we wSzystkich
miejscach, w ktorych sprzedawa-
lie sd trunk alkoholiczne. Tylko
muzyka orkiestrowa ma bye do
zwolona. Tahce maja bye alb
solutnic zakazanc. Kazda re-
stauracya, majaca ~orkiestre, Pia-
cit bedzie $500 licencyi. Komi-
tet otrzymaf opinie cd departa-
mentu prawniczego, opiewajqcq,
re wladza szefa policyi ME wy
starcza ma zamkniecie kabaret6W.
- Szef policyi Schuettler
wczoraj rozkazaf, azeby wdrozo-
no Sledztwo w sprawie balu w
Coliseum we wigilie Nowego Ro-
XII, ma ktorym mialy sic dziac
gorszace sceny i ustawy byly
przekraczane pod okiem policyi.
w parku Lincolna jest Kill
ka wielkich szyldow L n%apisami
Food Will Win the War;, (Zy-
whose wygra wojne). wmySi
Rampant ma caly kraj prowadzo-
rel przez administracye zywno-
sci ola oszczedzania tejze. Lccz
ia tych szyldach jest take ma
ris, og~laszajqcy STANDARD Oil
CO... Powstaf protest przeciw
rcklamowaniu prywatnej firmy.
Okazuje sic, &c wydziai parkowy
O TEN mic ME wiedziai. Urzed-
mix Z administracyi zywnosci te-
lcfonowai po zezwolenie o umie-
szczcnie tych szyld6w w parku
90 prezesa wydzialu, ktore tez
original. Okazuje sic dalej, re
"a postawienie tych szyldow 81
cdpowiedzialni urzednicy we
Waszyngtonic.
w ~czasie, gdy miasto obci-
nae musi wydatki wydalac setki
swych funkcyonaryuszy, okazuje
sic, re miasto zaplacilo juz OF
+. 1919 $4,000 "a przechoWanie
I asekuracye maszyn wyborczych,
ktore w liczbie 500 trzymane So
W magazynie Pugh. .Jak wiado-
mo, maszyny tie So bez w~artoscio-
we, chociaz kazda kosztuje po
81. 900. Ia 200 maszyn mlasto
w swoim czasie zap}acilo. Kom-
pania Empire Voting Machine
Co. skarzy miasto o reSzte ra-
chunku. w nastepnych dwoch
miesiacach sprawl ma bye osta-
tecznie rozstrzygnieta.
E.. A. Stevenson, ktory dra-
gicm zaatakdwaf szyld niemiecki
pred teatrem niemieckim w
Rusch Temple, wczoraj pred Sc
dzia Prndvillc w sqdzie NUM-
cypalnym PREY Z. Chicago ave.
bronif sic tax wymownie be- a
dwokata, &c sedzia go zupefnle
uwolnil. AEanazef teatru Selde-
mann oswiadczyl, ze ME zamlerza
dalej Stevensona porcesowac,
Szvld niemiecki juz zosta1 one
sdaj zdjety.
Schowe i Schmidt, firma pie
Earska w Evanston. maJaca Cd
biorc6w tylko w klaslc zamozne)'
wczoraj zwinela interes l podata
rctycye do sadu o bankructwo.
przcdstawiajac, re jcj zlacgf"S-
c. wynoszq $S,22', a zasoby $40.
Do Ameryki przyjechali pred )
laty. Pred tenn byli specyal-
nymi piekarzami Ga cesarza
Wilhelma. Ola czego tax do
Ire ,,joby opuScili i przyjecha-
Ii do Ameryki, ME wiadomo. Cd
biorc6w stracili podobno dlatego,
re maja niemieckie nazwiska.
- Siedmiu miodocianych BAN
dyt6w, aresztowanych w Wood
lawn. przekazano lawie sedziow
wielkoprzysieglych pod kaucya
w sumie $150yO00. ]. Jansen,
2142 Belmont ave-, ktory spree
dawa} towary, skradzione przez
! Forgan i L. O.. Wetmore'a, sta
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
NOTATKi
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Do rodzic6w PIP. Jak6ba i Amy O.
szwafdowskich, Fam. pnr. 3617 w.
George ul., W ~odwiedziny przyjecha}
Rajmund Oszwaidowski, byly funk
cyonaryusz banku Northwestern
Trust and Savings, kt6ry kilka mic
siecy temu jake ochotnik zapisa} sic
do dywizyi wv. Submarine chasers".
Rajmund uzyskal szeScio-dniowy ur-
lop.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Grono krewnych i przyjaci6f z o.
kazyi jego odjazdu do obozu, mi
IL n:espodzianke urzadzi}o Edmun-
dowi j. Dymkowi, synowi PIP. Bole-
slawa i Maryanny Dymk0w, zam. p.
mr.. 1885 No. Marshfield ave. Ed
rnurd Jest sierzantem kompanii H.
1890 regimentu, stacyonowanego W
Camp Logan Houston. Tex: cd die
s.eciu dni bawif on ma urlopie w do
mu ~rodzic6w,
Z go$ci miedzy innymi ma wieczor-
ku olecni byli: PM A. Dimach, z
Momenee, ILL.,. PM Katarzyna Coch
z c6rkami, PM M. Ratajczak, p. J0-
zef Przezinski, p. B%artodziej z iona,
panny Amelia i Katarzyna Swiatko-
Hskie, parma Ursula Jankowska, p.
w. Kersstein, z Kankakee, ILL.,, kt6-
nv pelni sluzbe W marynarce, p. A
dryan z iona, PARMA Anna Barto-
dziej, p. K. Demach z Momenee, Ill.
i PIP. j. SAILOR.
Edmundowi ofiarowano srebrny
zegarek wrist watch) i kilka pude-
lex cygar i papierosow.
- = q
Pp. Janowi / Maryi z Zamiarow-
Skrzybinskim, Fam. pnr. 2946 NO.
Lawndale ave-, W prezencie noworo-
cznym bociek %przyni6s} zdrowa CO.
reczke.
q q q
Wczoraj O godsinie 9ej wieczorem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Chtopicce | dZicwcZcce Doc
Black Cat mark pohcZo-
chy, wprOSt " fabryki. du-
beltOwc pOdeSZwy OE-
picty i paIce, para AoN
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19
u. IL ncsolYrd nv the House Of iicp
resrntaii1es aud the Scnnt" Of the
state Of Arkansas, tho NaJOTit, oi
Roth Houses Agreeing Thereto:

That the following is hereby prF.
nossd as an aneudurnt ~ .Na r',u-a
fI,t,on= or the state or A.N4usas. aHaH
ne SAM, baf.,g submitted .tn t4e ,lrr
faction ~ tHs re0. eHeae-rH eIectasa
for S.r,ta-e md f-rrf.a.si,rt.tr ives. It =.
-, III, f}4, ,I+-=-.,-. VICTIMS. 4 ..trr.t.
sicctfnp a5Ianf sum amendment. tFr
-, 5b,l# f.5..,,5rs a mart of fHs CON.
stft,tfop ar tHa SHars Or Arkansas to-
S,,.l4,r %sts,#=ih4t4n9fus Hhe itia=
ttoti,,, ,,nfa#D.f mn section ~ Arr
- "a af ~. te4r4affft4#aa me credit
~ So, ,e,s.. tanned and IN
l1nto4,sss incurred IN mn amount not
Sxc.edi,r ~ No. sent ~ Tho assess
- vsIff.tI,n ~ All me property In the
&C., ~, -, n,ftaass - providfrg
-, - Ne f,era1 mon the security
- rs,,,, I,r3 v-fftjD tba Sfafa subject
- ~. limitations herein contained
G. rse f:nVarpor Secretary ~
ct.ta ,pd Ststa fand comnfSsioner
h.u ropstif,Tfs ms Stata LAND Ro,rd
9,SIrn ho.rd - b.r.by ,rtEori,ed md
,,tr.c".d - is.,a .,d al or nledge
ffrov, a., "Arkap.as Farm credit
Ronds" in an amount not to exceed
80 mr. c.,t OF the a..ssasd v.lu,tion
~. nroo.rtv IN AZ. statn ,nd
- -. ~ nrac.as. In IT, sfsts
S.s.',rw - ,,n5 ~ h. krown fha
a rIa,s.s Bur.I C,r.djf. loan Fund
c. safd bonds ab.II h. issued
:, aaromtn.tion. ~ ts5 40 ron 90
skoo "a ana a. OOo 90 and ,hsU h. is
800 n .ariss ~ $40 oOo 90 or multi
aI.. th.r.of dr,wn 70 n,tur. in not
said bonds b. sold until applications
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19
Strayed

One bay mare about ii hands high.
star in face; with black mare colt 5
months old in good shape. with reached
name. Last seen Sept 9Th near Hurds
SIS. 90 reward for delivery Of mare and
colt to me At Hurds or At Dermott.
st W T Johnson
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19
Teachers and Pupils Must Be
Vaccinated

No teacher, pupil nor employee of
any kind will be allowed to teach or be
enrolled as pupil that was not sue
cessfully vaccinated last year, unless
they have certificate Of recent vac
cination from a reputable physician.
W. W Eastering.
County Health officer.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
MENT.
Proposed Coastitutio Anne adment
No. IA.

Amending Sections and OF Artt-
Gle OF the Constitution or the State
OF Arkansas; providing that the Su-
preme Court OF the State shall be
composed OF seven Judges. one chief
Justice and six Associate Justices. pro-
vidng the Judges may sit in two dl-
visions. and otherwise providing tho
manner in which the court shall sit
and shall render its decisions.
Providing for the selection and cleo
tion OF the two additional Judges.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19

For AMENDMENT No Is
AGAINST AMENpMENr ~. 10
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19

FOR AMENDMENT No. II.
AGAINST AMENDMENT No. IA
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19

Remenber Volunteer Days Sep
tember y and 40
+ the rghl kind Of response be
made on Volunteer Days Sept .
and % The Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign will be given such an impetus
that the allotted three weeks Viii not
be required 20 sell he bond issue
In France and England al the loan,
TO prosecute the war are taken By
Volunteer suhsertpt Two Nolun
teer Days Sapt y and 29-are set
aside 70 open the Fourth Liberty Ioar
Campaign Every one should place
his volunteer subscription on one o.
these two DAYS and not wait for the
solicitors
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19
Food Price List

The following prices have been fixed for the Der
mott merchants by the Price Fixing Committee APP
pointed by the Food Administration:
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1918-09-19

lie Ii Resolved by the senate aud
House OF Representatives. of the
state OF Arkansas, the Majority Of
Both Houses Agreeing Thereto:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
OIL. MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Sarcastic Comment
By the Press.

Eastern papers are still wasting
considerable sarcasm on the oppo-
,,osition to going without their Sun
day rides and tho following, taken
from the Detroit Free Press. Is u
fair sample:
For several days DIR. Garfield
has been trying to find oIt whether
no really ought to have instituted
.,g,lcss sundays He started his be-
llted investigation with some appar-
ont carnestness, but II he has pur-
sued il to a conclusion the country
has been left out Of his confidence.
Tbs only intlmation we have of the
gentIoman's state OF mind is n GER
lain tendency toward easy interpret
alton Of the still standing request for
ASSERTION from motoring on the
first day Of the week. Aside from
direct indulgences to those engaged
IA Liberty loan drive work and
'IocalN-tO those who lust couldn't
get to the Nimy Ridge show unless
they went in their automobiles. we
find a growing, general liberality In
the definition of what constitutes
necessary motoring that might be
stretched to cover almost anything
except sheer joy-riding.
THE situation is not conducive to
glad observance OF DR.. Garfield's
original request. Conscientious pa
triots will continue to honor his
wishes until he formally reverses
himself, but with distinctly dimin-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
TRADING IN STOCKS
COVERS WIDE FIELD
Dealing IL Active and Well Distrtb-
utcd Although Peace Stores
Show Strength.

NEW YORK, oct. develop
ments bearing upon the world con
flict eHerted far less effect over the
stock market today. Dealings were
moderately active and well distrlb-
uated, war shares evlncing occa-
sional restraints.
Pools and allied interests contin-
ued active in specialties now COM
monty designated as peace stocks,
notably shippings, oils tobaccos.
motors and their subsidiaries, also
coppers and utilities.
Marine preferred was among the
most conspicuous issues, recording
the new high quotation OF III l-2
for the current movement, at which
level 1t scored an extreme advance
OF S points. United Fruit and Allan
tic Gulf also made appreciable
gains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Curtis Brynn Heard From.

w. II. Bruce has received a letter
from Curtis Bryan giving the good
news that he had been promoted to
sergeant. The many many friends
OF the small but valiant soldier are
rejoicing because his ability is ap-
parently attracting the attention Of
his superior officers, and most OF
them are wishing that A. q. Talbot,
the handsome Mutt OF the Mutt and
JEFF aggregation (of which Mr.
Bryan was the jeff. might be as
signed to Sgt -Brysn's squad SO that
he would have to take stepping or
ders from the little Bryan.
Sgt. Bryan was the first man In
Tulsa to ask for re-classification
from Class "A to IA so that he
might go into army service. and his
patriotism was the subject OF wide
and favorable comment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Dan Hcminger Is Dead.

Dan Heminger, smiling, pleasant,
sffable Dan. is dead, and the news
VIII be great shock to his friends
throughout the oil fields and in In
alana, his former home, as well.
Mr.. Hemtnger was assistant dis.
rlct manager OF the Prairie Pipe
Line company and had Just reached,
atter years OF hard labor, a position
where he could enjoy Aife and the
good things thereof lie came to
Oklahoma from Montpelier. Ind,
where he was married and began his
nome lie, and after coming here
ala his first work In the rush days
or the Glenn pool
ne was always able to take a
minute OFT. no matter how busy, to
answer questions and was a great
heip TO the newspaper men in get
ting correct locations of the wells
that were drilling when wells were
oelng put down by the hundreds.
Ills death is the result Of an at
tack OF influenza. which brought on
pneumonia He is survived by a
wife and five children, who will
nave the heartfelt sympathy OF the
entire community. A Masonic
funeral will be held at midnight
saturday night and he will be buried
at Mounds on Sunday, where he has
Two children buried.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Late Wells in the OsaRc.

The Texas company found the
Cleveland sand at 1900 feet in it's
first we'll In the northwest OF the
northwest OF S-24-1O and at six feet
in the hole filled up In short order
with 500 feet OF oil. 1t is shut down
building tanks.
Two wells found the sand dry.
They are the Penn Usage oil COM
pany No. ! in the northeast OF the
southwest Of 5-22-9. which found the
Bartlesville sand from 2,135 to 2,l55
feet. 1t was drilled to 2,350 feet
and has been abandoned. and the
Roberts and Mullendore we'll in the
southwest OF the northeast OF IT.
23-9, which found the sand from
2,125 to 2,l35 feet, with no oil. 1t
is drilling at 1880 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Undcrreaming TO Go Deeper.

The Carter oil company was re-
ported yesterday underreaming at
3,l37 feet and will set the pipe to
go deeper in its No. /, Parker. in
the northeast OF the northwest OF
22-27-3e. south of the Mervine pool.
II is thought that there is still a
possibility OF picking up the deep
sand in spite OF the fact that 1t has
passed the depth where 1t was
found In the wells in 10, The Okla
homa Star Oil company found sand
at 3.34S feet in Its well in the north
west corner OF 34-27-3e, and there
is a chance OF this sand being the
same as found further north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Chicago Grain Range.
Oklahoma Live Stock .

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 4 Hogs Re
ceipts, 1900 lau25 lower; top. slp TO
bulk. si775@ls75: stocLrrS hogs soc
lower HeSyioS. Slg0Odlgl0; butchers,
SIS 5OW 1900, butchers mixed, Sl7 N
1880. common hogb- SlH OO6i ~. 80
btockerG Sl2 OOQ 90
Cattle, receipts, 2.2OO: slow, loai5c
lower on ktoers; butcher cattle, steady /,
stoekers and feeders. slow and steady; corn
fod steers, tl50oQI7 90, grass led
steers, ~ '0Ti35o medium to good
grASsers, Sg.606r so; common steers,
So.5O@aOO; medium 10 good COWS,
s7.OO@b,0O. Gamers and cutters, 81 75g
800; bulls, - 5Od775. heifers. a. iOd
900; VcAlrrs, tso0q 1000, heavy calves,
t5.oog SO, feeder steers, $4,000 1000,
S6.50a7.25. stock bulh, s625M7 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Easier Than Farming.

Tom Lyons, Of the firm OF Rice e.
Lyons, who is taking the severe
training at the officers training
camp at Camp Pike, is finding the
work much to his liking and writes
that ir Is easier than farming. Mr..
Lyons is not taking any OF the best
of 1t at that, but is doing good hard
work from early in the morning un-
til late at night and only has the
satisfaction Of knowing that he has
got himself into good condition by
taking violent exercise before going
to the camp. He deserves all the
credit there is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Details OF Mrs. Guffey's Death
lacking.

The death of Mrs. James X. DUFF
fey, reported yesterday in The
World, caused feeling OF profound
regret and sorrow among the oil fra
ternity. Tulsa oil friends sympa-
thlze most deeply with Mr. Guffey
The home life of Mr.. and Mrs. Cuff
fey was one Of the beautiful things
of the world, and this makes her
going all the more bad.
No details of the funeral arrange
ments have been received nor has
any one here any information as to
the cause OF her death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

CHICAGO, Oct 3--llogs Receipts,
10000 l0d25c lower. butchers,
90 0Ood 1870 light. Sls75@lo pack
ing, SIS lOdls7i rough, Sl7j0G 1900 /,
pigs tl7 OOMlH 90.
Cattle Eecripts, $4,000, steady to
higher Beef cattle choice, fl5 7bM
1850; common. O.oOa 1919 cows and
SsiferS S7.jQ i1.7A; Gamers and cut.
iers S625d 90. stockcrs and feeders
choice. $lO.7SMlg75 common, $3.50
1913. veal calves, sisO0dls75
Sherp--R Receipts, $4,000; ibd 2jc low
r. Lambs choice sla7Sd 10 80, medium
tl3.I5WlS.75 ewes, choice, SlO2hd
1918, medium, S9O0dlO2S,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
South OF the George We'll.

Gillette, Greis and Gardner, which
certainly ought to be lucky com
hination, are starting a we'll half a
mile south Of the big Ed George well
the location being the northwest
corner OF the southwest Of 25-17-l5,
II is No. on the Y. Mingo farm.
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