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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
DRUGGISTS WOULD CLOSE
EARLY WHILE WAR LASTS

NEW ORLEANS. Sept a., Every
drug store iu tho United States Is
asked TO close st y. M daily dur
Ing the war by resolutions adopted
tonight by the convention of tho Ma
uonnl Association Of Retail Drug
Eists In session here Provisions
would bN made for filing prcscrip-
tons and selling medlclA after that
hour objects Of the Grly closing
move. 10 WAS explained, would save
fuel lights and power. 70 combat
tho shortage ~ registered pharma-
,ist-. the Womru's DruggIyt asaucig.
uou. also In session here. through
each local chapter. ig offering Echol-
arshlps tu young women anxious to
study pharmacy IL was announced
Roth the mems and womou's or
EaniAuons adopted resolutions IN
support ut the bin nov before con
gre.S asking that registered phBrm
UotHts serving tn the army on navy
Doe commissioned.
The annual address " tho presl-
dent W ~ Cousins ~ Dallas. Texas
was a feature Of the afternoon ses-
sion
Tho convention viii continue
through Friday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

iis3yO ". s upp and wife 10 w..
Tiffany fiO.aOO lot block 2, Friend
Gillette addition.
53i S. Rhra and husband 60 NJ.
u Curtis 81. ouo-hnlf interest In lot
block 20. burgess liill addition
332 e. Trudcll and husband 20 VI
'hupin 5000 lut 10 block 4 lhRn-
land second addition
23A-O G. GrNcs 90 t. W Brown
500. lot Q block ~, Glenn View.
33b SAme to g. a. a. Harden
helcr 1900. lot Us block 90. Tauehn.
231 - claus ana wife to j. g..
Kelly $1,000 lot IS block ~, owen
PARK addition
93s N T. Gilbert trustee TO II.
o. Mckinney i1ia lot g block 2,
Home Gardens addition.
3i4 ". l. t.oWm and wife 20 ".
E McGulrr f125. lots 20 26-s1 block
j. Home Gardens addition.
$40 j. ". Bower and wife 10 r.
4 Snundcrhaus $4,000. lot Z tsouth-
west quarter southwest quarterD sec
ton 7-lq-A
g5J-N %. Colburn and wife 10 ".
g. Just $500. north halt northeast
I3-22-Is
800 j. D. Davis TO - l. Ablcht
-. uurth a.t1u lot . section 5-l6-ll.
362 Exchange state bank To ok
lshom1 Petrolcum aud Gas company
$50. lot ~ block IL, Glenn pool
3Gg-A ! Brown 81 al. 10 u. &.
Idlgcr $3.50 east one half south
weat quarter and southeast quarter
southwest quarter southwest quarter
s-l1-lN
800 -p IS stephens and wife 10
%. johnson $500. southwest quar-
ter 12-22-l3.
37O-M @. Parks and wife 10 H.
T. steele 5000. lot - block
kirkpatrick Heights addition.
a7s-G l.. Moreiock and wife 90
lF W cherry homes $4,000. ot !
block {. uul Crost Ridge addition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
COTTON SEED PRICE
IS CUT $3.50 A TON
Iood Administrator Anic- Ncnds Tel
cEram Prom Washington An
nOnncing New Figures

Special 20 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA. Sept
n. Tho price OF cotton sced viii be
$3.50 ton less than no" price
originally ntcd 3. thc food admins.
trauon. &c waa announced Yesterday
in telegram from e. D Am"s.
federal food administrator for okla
homa. who NOW ls ln Washington.
The new price il tttao o ton In
,ar-loaJ lots Boo the western okla
homa zone and i6s 800 o. tom I'm
carload lots hn the eastern OKLA
hona zone. Tho rI'r iu wagons
win be 81 lots
Judge Amea wen. ip Washington
friday ana WAS followed hy "a com
witter from the oklahoma Cotton
Seed cruHhcra association.
The Washington conference was
arranged following the closing of
rattun cruahers iu me state hy the
association which Wd 70 could not
operate under th, food admluiHtra-
f'ou'H prize
A statement a,n. hy Judge Anes
from Washington lust night 20 the
Oklahoma food COMMUNICATION fol-
lows,
"Thc cotton 4""d divifi0u of the
food administration hda Hpsnt two
dAya in .ronfe with commit.
toe cr oklahoma urushert The
chemical nuaiyHis OF Fcod from all
parts of the state and the actual
fields of tho mi'lH on their crush
20 date SHOW a. materinll; reduced
uutturn Of ON
~ thi- reduction were 20 be
taken from the price of seed ~
would mcan YER, heav' reduction
in price % the producer The food
administration has. however,. reached
u compromise by which the price Of
seod from this time on in the eastern
zone will be SOS 80 10 ton ana In tho
western Some i6thu aa ton Ia car
toad lots The wagon price viii he
three dollars less
~ a. believed that this BE- u lib-
erai price ~ Tho ConHumer cOnBid.
orinH the quality of this years seed
This II approved by me as state food
administrators and announced In ac-
cordanco with the understanding
that tho state food administrator In
each state should make announce.
mont regarding Ionea and Yields
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
YANKS SENDING HOT
REPLIES TO ENEMY
Ariilirry, Infantry aud AviatOT~
Answer ChBllcnEc All Along
Lorraine Front

AMERICAN ARMY OS THE
t0JRRANE FRONT sept l7
American uruuep. infantry ana avi-
ators mado emphatic replies today
10 tho Germun challenge AN along
the newly established line The
enemy bombardcd certain points
with ,igor. and threw over quaint.
ties of gur largely Of the mustard
variety, while airplanca ondeavorod
90 force their way through the
aerial d,fsusef. but evidence wah
wholly lacking that the Gr'mans
contemplated uuy attempt 10 regain
the territory they have Lost Their
hirn command apparently intends ~
adhere tu the policy which reHulted
100 the accomplishment ~ u large Sec
ton without o. bitter struggle
Reports brought IN boy nyiatorH as
we'll a8 Information obtained from
prisoners and verified by patrols
show the GermanH are strengthen
Ing their trenches along the Hindena
burg line bot there ls nothing tu
HuoV Mcy are reinforcing their
limos fo % degree that might indicate
70 ftruuE counter movement
patroIH sent out by tho Americans
have been 0ucceuful not only iu
rerounu laFanue. hut In bringing In
priHouera Many of the prisoners
were HtrlEElrrs. hut among them
were the crcVF Of several lost or
Isolated machine guns In some
cases they had hecn taken from
oouutrrinE patrols.
There was much German activity
today on tho extreme right Of the
line. where tho enemy vigorously
.hslled and RaHped the woods north
uI pout-a MousHon and In the 80.
,Iu'ty of Marcy Machine gun ac.
lion north Of BeuoY was spirited
while tho German artillery was ao-
tive from llumout 10 the Mont Plai-
ulr farm 10 tho east or the Mosellc
there has been some gkirWishing
allied outpuHts arc gradually push
Ink towards that region.
The comparative rasr with which
the Germans were driven from the
positions they had held FOR more
than three years lH believed IN some
quarters 20 have been "a result of
Understanding tho ability Of the
Americans
II is considered possible they may
have expected General PcrshiuE's b
troops. carried away by enthusiasm,
to overftep the limits Of prudence by
advancing into region where thev
might have been forced to w,CrifiC"
large numbers of mon pr iu retire
10 has heSu specifically stated. how
ever. that the operation wus one Tor
limited ubicctiyes only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
CASE AGAINST HoOS0N is
DISMISSED By Y. J. GRAY

Earl Hods0n, who had been held
under "a Charro Of being implicated
with Lawrence Duvall and luther
Nose IN the robbery ~ the NAWer
man jewclry store ON Past Third
street. on IulX a. was released by
Justice " T. Gray yesterday morn
Ing. oThe goods amounting 90 more
than 1900 wau found uvcr iu tho
Usage hills At the preliminary
hearing yesterday there Was mo- evi-
denoe introduced that would con-
meet him with the robbery
Luther Nose is out ON bail. while
Lawrence Duyall b. being held ip tho
county Jail lu connection with tho
killing NJ lauren Hooper ln Central
park last winter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
MANGIN FIGHTING
HARD RATTLE.

w1Tu FRENCH ARMIES uN
THE FIELD. Monday, Sept TO.
tNighN General MuuE.ns troops
are making one ot the most c'urag-
pous and most admirable tights ui
this war south co.; tho 81 GoPh.u
forest against what a htgn French
officer has described sE natural
citadel that mon have been perfect
.ng FOR four years.
Advancing from she'll hole TO Fhe'l
hole over ground thatg appeared
from distance 20 no "a giant face
ravnEeI by smallpox. General Man
gins men defeated siN divisions that
were put into line over a front ~
5L miles between Auemant and
VaN'y In doing 500 they conquered
four caves az th" summit ~ the
height from which the Ftonc was
uuarricd 10 build the civ or Soissons.
one OF The caves measured ioON3uO
Yards and hhS % dozen galleries
through which an automobile can
pass.
An entire German battalion was
made prisoner m one ot th" caves
while IN anothc~ 70 roluur. with h.7
entire staff was taken Al, tho caves
we're defended hy machine gums that
were raised 90 the mouth uf the cave
20 hc fired when 70 halt ,n the bonn
hardmrnt announced the approach
II the Infantry Fifteen violent en-
Umy couutrr.gltacks were rspulsed
around the uus~rlcs before they were
finally conquered The French were
obliged to contend NOT only with
these fortrcssas rut ont of solid Joys.
hut with floods ZOO thc valleys 90 the
north Some ~ the troops fought 4, Z
hours In water up fo their knees
In this region the French are fac
INK part of th, IuuIenhurR Una
which they have a'yrydt hrukeu .u
Into Mont de- S,rrrs tu NhUN win.
out the git ~ tanks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
FiUe Thousand Hun
Women Are Called
out to Replace Men

WITH THE AMERlCAN ARMY
ON THE LORRAINE FRONT
Monday Sept 10 one hundred
and eight Uormnn infantry bat
talions, equivalent To q twenty
divisions, have been disbii4 ded. "
~ learned. I'm order to fill The gap
made by the past years fighting
Women and boss are heinR called
to the auxiliary service to replace
men Five thousand women have
already been mOhllizsd fnr this
purpose ana boys or - arc being
utilized
Captured officers say that Ger
many IL very tired OF the war and
keep what is Ia own.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
THREE RAiNC0AT CASES
ARE BEGUN IN NEW YORK

Ni1w YORK. Sept IA Jury
was selected this afternoon al tho
trial In federal court Of Captain Ah-
rey " Vaughn. a. X. A.. Felix Gou-
led. promoter, AMI David l. Pu-
dell an attorney. who are charged
with defraudinE the United Stateh
government In the sale of army rain
coats Tho trial which began this
morning makes the first prosecution
OF n saOre OF similar cases Taxing
Of evidence will begin tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

" A Stages and Mrs May Bow
crf TULSA, Okla.
John A Simpklng. Tulsa, OKLA
and Evelyn Hoffman. New York,
n y
Robert r. LeHenu. Tulsa. Okla
ana Lenora smith. ritsburr. Kan.
Morris Brown and Sonia Diamond.
Tulsa. Oklu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
Court Records.


i. J. Bcauchamp W NJ Il Munscn.
T. IL Weber Vs. Bruce Macbeth
In rr-npplI,lfiou of Minnie Tyuor
for rights ~ majority
In ro-diasolutlou Turlcy Improve
ment company petition Tor disaolu
tun Uf corporation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

IN the northeast corner OF l9-gA-i4v.
PRIDGEN Warden ana Henley
have the rig up yet on the Whiteneck
farm in tho southeast corner OF 50
2i-l9v.
BILLINGS-Thc HImphrc,s Pee
trol,um company Is drilling az $50
feet on the Billmau In g.. .e3-lV.
CUSHING 90. u. shaffer has rig
up for No 3, tAughlin farm. @-IN-,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
F or Sale

ByICK TOURING Sra rA.u or $3.50 .a
payments 500 boulder Phone 1900.
CADILLAC VuupE-l1 model. sIcc'isni
coalition. rash or viii irad" for Ns'a
late mode. car preferably Ford Coupe
br e. e. lAynaN. Tulsa. ok,A. ko1M
81 Robinson big
FOR sALE. RNRGAIN Ny 1917 Hudson
super , pssenge- good condition 500
cash haHu,e diamond ur easy t'uaf N4
dress poy Z $50. rare world
FuEu SEDAN -.ioiI model. rood De- nsv
ettrH equipment. nrw urfs price : SFIn.
or will huy roadster body ihou" t'h'
luR SAT- 1913 Ford truck oommrrrs
body price $500 rAnne lsi7 z. lt-i
West FiTst street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
FOE PREPARES
LORRAINE RETREAT

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
dratc. however that tho advance OF
tho serbs and French has been dcti-
uitely held up
The lull In The fighting in Tho west
Is regarded hy military critics aH
merely the prelude to further heavy
blows al the Zoo by the Americans.
British and French armies
Tho British advanced their lines
slightly nt several points. They are
making steady progress In the In.
vestment of g. quentin. difficult
task even under most favorable con-
ditiuns
Pctain's Men 60 On
General Peu,iu's veterans are fots-
ing ahead slowly but surely in their
grim and desperate struggle for the
81 gobaIn forest which the Germans
have been ordered to hold at all
costs Not only is The position ID
natural citadel. but the Teutons have
fortified 10 in every way their in
genuity could devise Notwithstnnd
Ing the difficulty Of their tack how
ever the French are moving ON. thh-
ing prisoners us they 60.
ON the American front the past
twenty four hours have been the
auietrst since General PershiuE's
command launched It's irresistible
drive against the 81 Mihlel salient
There are indications that the Cor.
mems intend 60 retire behind the
iIindenhurg Inc IN this sector They
arc burning villages along the Mo-
sslIe and In other sections. This pro-
ccdure usually is preliminary 20 a
retreat
Another Victory has been recorded
Tor ihc American. british and
French ON tho newly constituted
eastern front DcAchmentg or the
allies have routed holsheNih forces
in the vicinity ot Archsngel and Il is
reported many Of the rcd guards
Officers went over to the allies when
their men fled IN panic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

CorrIeau. s. 1dmlrIrs WI IN Y
$ " uuilurul Hut why iu thew
make the pants s1 v.1. o., the bot.
tom. Danny
COrrigap. fr. $50 they can be
quickly rolled up dad
Corrigan Sr. tvarmly't We've no
son ly mine Rs yc're rnip' 10 rrht wild
yrr fatc' TITS yer t-Tf'rt sleeves that
ought to be wide az "a bottom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

fied ~ agricultural land. nor mar. a..
9No acres classified as grazing land Rs-i
uehce on Aud not required. bids nav Ia
esuml'tsd IN person, or By agent With
must be accompanied hy certified ehsets a.
BANK drsfts Tor Is per cent Of the amoor,
OF bidH. The right 10 reject any and ,ri
bids IL reserved. Detailed printed inforr,
ton As 70 dates. places, terms OF saie. In.
slnalhg hsis or circulars descriptive Of ths
lands 70 be Offered Tor sale. may be Oh
tained free of cost upon sppli.stIon 40 NJ,
GAbo T., Parker, Superintendent fnr a.
Five Civilized Tribes Mnskogee Okiabon.
wbo u The only person authorized 10 eli
these tribal lands TO- tho public. Mans md
plala may also be obtained from said 9up.r.
cents each.
CARO- BELLS.
Commhsionsr Of Indian Affairs.
RESOLUTION.
Sealed proposals will be received bv the
Board OF County Commissionerr Of fulsa
County OklShomA. on October I'm. Ipls
al 2 o'clock p m. In the County u,urt
House Of Tulsa, okhaoms. for The tSs' furniSs
ing Of material and tho construction OF two'
concrete bridges t2) and locations as foi.
lows.
bridge No. 261 Bt sees 2sco r. 10.
Il. 10. 20 foot by - feet
bridge No . NJ SECS l01A T. IT,,
r. 49, 20 feet by 90 feet
A per plans aud spc-i ficaiions on ftla
In the office Of he County Clerk and County
Engineer, in The Court House IN Tua.
Tulsa County oklahoma
The Commissioner reserve tho right 70
reject any and ali bids. all bids 10 be a.
oompanird by certified check covering 40
nv order ot n. hoard Of County Com
missioncrs Of fuisa County, OklAhoma.
LEWIS CLlNE,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
NITR0.GL YCERINE KILLS
THREE MEN IN EXPLOSION

RlRMINGUNM, AG., sept A.
The cause OF the explosion OF 1900
pounds of uItro. Elyccrine at the
Aetna Explosives roWpany's plan
near here today viii probably never
br known Three mon. thc only
persons u the vicinity ot tho rN.
pluzIon. We're blown Go piccrs Two
mIfd.uss lt fhr plant were destroyed
ana the force uf Tho explosion was
felt alJ uyrr birmingham au1 within
a. radius uf TEN ml.ys Tine men killod
Included n D. lIersnu Egn Green
and "a negro The plant is engaged
Iu government work
The bishop vns ADDRESSING The sum
Gay school lu his most express
siyD tones he was .Aying And now
children. lrt me toll YOU "a very sad
6tt ln Africa tNore are 'rr mill.
lion square miles ~ territory with.
ouf single sunday sohol Where
little boys and clrl can spend their
sundays Now. what should We all
try and save up our money and do'
And tho Glass 1s one voice. rr.
prod n onthuagtic union, 800 60
Aluga,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Largest used ear market In the stale
40 days guarantee Vn obcry car W"
sell Free service. 9tt 4 Eighth 81
FOR SAl.E-Two 1919 Ford touring cars
perfect order Phoue A650
PORN ROADSTER for ssls: u fine SHAPE
srot light tool box, shocE ahtoroeF.
good tires Phone C567
furR PASSENGER uPto date Natioua
ear. owner unpts i.toom bungalow
eU pay cas3 ditigrcnce, Rraitl 4 paN
,oa el Robinson Bldg lhoot AaU
HUDSON SUPER SIX. newly panied.
gooi tires guaranteed mecAsn'eA1
some terms ON Naio. -
MAXWELL rRuCk -one.ton. ,si.h sa,e
body Al condition. Priee w" '''"
Atss transfer S storage.
MUST SILL. AT ONCE Hudson pts
seueer. 10 you va0i q good car ~ sos
price. GOOD cafiuEa paint inst ~
new engine In Al condition. VIII ~
ou reasonable grms. "a, 2'l'....--,
uNE RulCK ROADSTER lhon" S'le.y'
PAIGE UOApsTER 1919 model irs,
rass running condition and genera
psirs bargain i sold at enrc.
MsNs.ir frisco freight office fa'o'
$3.50
UrcK DELIVERY TRUCK 80 Fastest
most economical 20 operHie ser slatl't'
sIsr,rr usAl--aad horn hell ion 'apas
Rr.i s-urN bargain in city n
MIA BuuIdcr Phone 1900 Eas'
raynrpts .-.......
sAy1N SIX TOURING s51t cash, er
geo0 ou paYm.Gs 80 300 = Boulder
Phone 1860
s,Xoy six CuuMNY Practically nss,
hsrgaIa. rssh or payments. Az 3NI
B1alf,r Hhoay fo'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
caEt5ss&
ANNOUNCEMENTS


LUST AND fOUhD
fOt Nd White dog Saturday nigh, on Ken
dali car Owner can have same by es.l
trr 7it4
LOST Tire bracket. tail light snd rsr
number 6o9g7 Reward Phone os Tulsa
Hardware Go,
RENAku for return ot white poodle pup
with yellow cars u>mr Rev call a. %.
South Utica Phone ,366l.
THE PARTY who carried awuy coat suit
from doo- at 5lI " Fourth vas scen
Ir lady neat door Return without iar.
iher trouble
PURELY PERSONAL
ANYONE KNOWING WHEREABOUTS ~
Asla Mack Gray aga if. height 8 ie,'
inches. brown hair blue eyes please
communicate With his mother Lat
heard OF boarding. with Jim Campbell.
Marion. Kan ADDRESS Mrs ElnnAe
Gray Route 3, Roy las 4, Tulsa, okls
WANT board room and care In good home
Tor bright 4yearold Eirl. Address bo1
T57 care World
WEAK MEN Suffering rom ssraAl veal.
ross. urrvo1s debility, AXE Caftebsrry's
Seyu.i ri'lS They restore lost manhood
and make weak mcu strong: mail ~
boxes - 75: plain wrapper 4. Cas-
tsbsrry Columbus Ga
AUTOMOBILES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
JOHNSON'S AUTO SALES
co.

Largest used car market In the state,
40 days guarantee Vn obcry car We
sell. Free service. 9t1 4 Eighth 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

LEON ARD sullivan aud others
have "a dry hole and have abandoned
tho well on the Porter farm in the
northeast corner of the southwest OF
the southeast of 2l-l1-li Tho dctph
n l.a9t leoL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

NHlktlkti~- lnc '.aHluIeum
on a Gas 60. has reached depth
90 3.l'u tc0t on i's VOL on th" Jacks
farm 600 the northwest corner or The
southwest ot i3-2N-llw ard is sIN
dr.nLnE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

GLENPOOGs-rroduccrs a Rern-
ers corporation is drilling In l.mc at
"a depth ot 1900 feet ON the Jim
Agent No. ln tho northeast ut 2i-
1I-l2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

associates have completed and shot
their No T. G.. linlseu farm In the
norihpus, corner OF the northeast OF
'hc northeast Of g-@0-l3 ana 90 is q
Io-Larrel well at a depth of sS7 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

PONCN CTTN-iu tho northwest
corner uf the northeast ~ the
southwest ~ l5-25--e the MarAnd
Hefn.uE company IL UIs.yr.,lt l.3qC
feet on tine Cemetery Nu 'f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
REsOLUTION.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE n, owner lot 5otiis, osst
front. high location park Hill. will
sell for half price $3.50 Phone 346i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

tIIfININ-TI'NTNN q NTNTNIU lTf
the we'll on the Long
farm In the northeast corne- OF the
northwest OF the northeast of the
northwest OF 22-2s-7w a, depth Of
Sos tctt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

AUGUSTA. OKLA. j. L. Dixon
and associates are aun shut down
al SEQ f,ct uu rho whitney @rm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
AUTOMOBILES

AuroMoRILEs roR sALH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

INGALLS, The Fortuna Oil COM
pSny has made location Tor No. l.,
Graves farm, 2T-l9-4
Tho oklahoma Natural cas- COM
pauy Is moingiug iu tlmhcrs for No
. on the Mnines tarus. 3f-l9t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

GOtTItN The MARTA JIl com-
ran1 has r,g up nn tho i,oder farm
Boz the southeast corner of The north
east of g-2f-9w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

OKMULGEE Il & Skelton has
3a-harrel well In sand from i,Ss.
TO 1880 feet TN the No 4. IN 2a-i3
-. II o. on the Hodge zoe
The Wolverine Oll company has
l5-barrel VOL in sand from 1.63i
TO 1910 feet in the 30 2, l.. Reyn
oids farm. IN tS-13-1t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Mitchell Ou company has drilled 60
-.A5O feet in the test on the h. Ran
DAN farm in cS-l--12. with nothing
shown and has been abandoned,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
DUNNING SCHOOL
or IMPROVED
MUSIC STUDY

MAUD ELLEN LtTrLEFIELD
Voice Culiurs and panning PlAno syy,sn
ihcll ling
Tulion Principles for Concehifs,ion tud
i,ssehetliky Tsrhnic
A postal vii hrng ou oil lnfotmst.eh la
regsrd ~ the work
Phons Applied fsr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

FIEDNONI-Ihe Piedmont OF q
Gas Co i- fishing az Ike keet for
pipe on the Castro farm In the
southeast corner Of the northeast OF
Tho northwest OF the northwcs, OF
I-13-5w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

CHTROKEE--rhN Enid stand
ri nN company is shut down at
1890 feet uu tho \auoEdal farm in
%. northwest corner ~ the south.
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