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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
EL ASlN7O DEL PETROLEO, ARREGLADO
DESAPARECE EL
PELICRODEUNA
COMPLICATION
Carranza aprobo va ell plan
cue lie presento Luis
Cabrera

TcicGrGnr Especial para II PRENSi.
NUEVA YORK, noviembrc s.
IAformeS recibidos de la Ciudad de
Mexico hoy, en- los centres petroli-
feroS de eSta ciudad. expresan que la
question relativa los impuestos So
bre los terrenos productores de petro-
leo. en- Mexico, ha sido practicamcnte
arreclada Y que cesara. por 10 tant0.
la alarma que habia entire las gran
GeS companies americanaS c ingleSas
que tienen eXtensas propiedadeS en- ci
nortc de Veracruz. Y que SC cree que
la HoSa ,arecido Y? Q! pCii"". ie qUc
el aSunto diera motive a reclamacio-
mes de caracter international.
Informan los mensajeS que hablan
&C. ,.rrc2 { de est" aSunSo. cue g. IL
cenciado Luis Cabrera presento a
Carranza. perfectamentc terminado,
an plan que ini-ir d1rartr :! estNcia
en- este pals, por ell cual el gobierno
no vera reducir las entradas por con-
cepto dc impueStcs al petroleo. Y al
miSmo tempo las companias no Sc
ran gravadas con las fuertes contri-
bucioneS que les fueron impuestaS Y
que cnnSideran confiScatoriaS.
Tai plan no eS conocido aun, pero
sc dice quo Caranza 10 encontro sa-
tisfactorio 10 aprobo, porque cl vie
Ec Solucionar. de una manera que
| tavorecc los intereseS del gobierno Y
los de las companies petroliferaS. cl
grave aSunto de los impuestos Sobre
tierras Y sobre cXportacion de pro-
ductoS patroliferos, que do lugar i
proteSCas diplomaticas de Jos gobier-
nos de EStados Unidos. Inglaterca.
Francia Y Holanda.
! yeiegyGmG ESD~-'dl para Ia PRI,NSi.
| NUEEA YORK. noviembre S.-Los
representatives de treinta Y dos COM
paniaS petroleras que tienen propie-
dadeS en- eXportaci0n en- Mex. Sc reu-
nieron hoy en- eSta ciudad para diScu-
| tir las nuevas propisiCiones que les
| ha hecho el gobierno por conducto del
licenciado Luis Cabrera. para ell ARE
Clio de las dificultades provocadas por
los nuevos impuestos decretados.
Ell principal punto de las nueras
proposicioneS es ell de Que el gobierno
deiara sin efecto el decreto relative
al denuncio de los terrenoS petrolIfe-
ros cuyos tituios fueran exte2didos
antes del primero de mayo de 1917.
fecha en- que entro en- vigor la nuevs
constitution. que fueron adquiridos
n1ediante contratos celebrates antes
&c la ferha mencionada.
J Sc cree aqui que las proposjciones
presentadas por conducto del licen-
J ciado Cabrera seran aceptadas por
los representatives re las companias
| petroliferas. toda vez que uno de los
principales deSeoS dc esas companies
era que el gohierno no pusiera en-
viCor la disposition reiativa los de-
nuncioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
Sc CREE QUE Ell KAISER
ABDICARA HOY

LONDRES. Noviemore s.-Los
partidos de Ia mayoria del Relchstag
aleman. han tenido una dlscuclon
final sobre Ia question referente Ia
abdicaci6n del Kaiser Guillermo Sc
gun dice un despacho procedente de
Copenhasue, Sc pedira unsnimente
por esos partidos, que el Emperador
abdique. Tai accion y quiza "a abdi-
cacion misma del monarca aleman,
tendran lugar -menana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
NO Sc HA PODIDO ARREGbAR
LA CRISIS MINISTERIAL
EN- ESPANA.

C., e~--1eio .--~-inl pare La PEE1sA.
MADRID, noviembre S.-Desde el
momento en- que lie fue presentada
al Rey Ia renuncia en- masa del gabi-
nete que presidia Maura, el monarra
comenzo a Lamar, uno uno. a los di-
ferentes Ederes de los diversos parti-
dos politicos del RENO y, segun se ha
podido saber, todos elios le contesta-
ron a Don Alfonso que no podian en-
los nomentos actuales forurar nuevo
Gabinete.
Sc asegura que en- vista de ESQ.
Garcia Prieto lie acnnse5o al Rey que
llamara a Villanueva, a actual Pre-
sidenta de la Camara de Diputadok
V que 10 encargsra- de formsF el nne-
vo eobierno.
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cion suya $3.50 Y del senior Juan
Hernandez (0.5Gf para que los envie-
mos a seisor LegaSpi.
Inmediatamente fue renitida ess
suma su destirc tambien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
Los CATOLICOS
DESAPRUE:bAN
4 TERRAzAS
Es obieto de burlas ell mani
fiesto lanzado a los
catolicos

El manifesto lanzado en- la ci,I-
dad de Mexico por don Jose joaquin
Terrazas, V autorizado por el Cano-
nigo Paroles, piGiendo los catoli-
COS que ayudaran al gobierno de Ga
rranza, ha sido obieto de mil comcn-
tarioS Ma mencionada capital dc
nuestra Repub!ica, sienGo Ia mayor
parte de ellos ironicos Y regocij%Gcs,
porque cl mencionado senior TerraZaS
carece en- 10 absolute de PRESTIGE Y
aun de seriedad, Y todo el mundo
tiene una epigrama en- la boca para
los auxiiiares que lc han salido al
gobierno carrancista.
Segun Sc dice, Y sun los periodi-
cos metropolitanos 10 apuntan. la i
dea del senor TerrazaS de eXpedir el
manifesto de que dimos noticia ha-
CO pocos dias. fuG originalmente su-
va V cl Canonigo Paredes fue reque-
rido por su amigo TerrazaS para que
la apoyara. V como ell actual Jefc
de la igleSia meXicana no quicre de-
sagradar en- NADIA d los carranclstas
Sc avino a preStar Su aqulescencla
para el famoSo documento "poltico,
aun sabiendo que iba arroStrar q
ridiculo la mordacidad dc la gen
te de la capital.
No ha Sido t0mGdo en- Serlo.
Los miSmos periodicos de Mexico.
segun 10 hemos dicho va, Sc encar-
gan de desacreditar el manifesto
de Terrazas hacienda chisteS a cos
Ia suva. Tn recorte q;ie nos fue
enviado de I'm periodico que edita
un proteg;do de Carranza Sc burla
donosamente del manifesto, dice
al mismo tempo. que el cleTo de Ia
CAPITAL esta desagradado de que Sc
lie haga aparecer como mezclado en-
polit;ca. Y en- cierto modo da a en-
tender ese periodico. que ell desagra-
do del clero Sc debe a que no SIM
patiza con el gobierno de Carranza.
Por otros conductos hemos saol-
do que la peticion de TerrazaS. de
que los sacerdotes hicieran propagan
da desde el ptipito en- favor del &c
bierno carrancista, ha sido desaten-
dida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
Tariouez huge.

Tariqrez huge.
Entire tanto. eI goberrador Enrl-
ouez era iuformsdo de 10 que ocu-
rria con ., Secretario de Gob'erno,
reunio entertainments 81 EStado Ma
yor ias fuerzaS que haDia traldo
Do Mexico y ahandono a ciudad. or
denando arrcS que las puertaS del Pa
lacio de Golieruc fIeran seilsdas. IN
formandc>e al pueblo que c! GohieT-
no = esta5Ie~cria proviSlonaImente
en- 'aS nlontanaS.
Mur-uia - ind'gDo por 10 que En-
r'o2ez habia hecho Y mando abrir .as
rucrtaS de, Pa ac;o de GobieTno. En-
trc tauto. investigated el iugar donde
s. habria refGgiado .! gobernador
V al saber que &c hallaba en- San An
dr,s. marcho con una faerza de qn-
nTentos homb-es cSe punto para oa
tir Enrique. Sc dice que este !ogro
escapa- = cue sc encCentra ahora re-
frgiado en- Las mortanaS. Ell espera
o. Rle Carrarza le mande auNllloS.
Murguia ha reforzado las guarnl-
clones sl,uaCaS en- J5meneZ. Parral '
otrcs p,rpto< dc, sur de, EstadO dc
Ch'huaoua. para imoedir Que las
fucr,aS QUO crvic Carranza entren a!
EStatn de Chihuahua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
Desconociio al
gobernador que
enyi0 Carranza
GoIpeo de un mode bru-
tai al Secretario
de Gobierno
Y ahora persigue al dicho
representante de Carraaza
para e1ferminGrlo
7e!cq-au,z Especial para IL PRENSA.


Ell PASG. Tex. noviembre s.
Francisco Nurguia, 81 jefc rilitar
Gel Estado de Chihuahua. no recono-
CO en- 81 EStado mas autoricad que
Ia Suya. Aun cuando SoStiene cue no
So ha sublevado contra Carranza
el hecho de cue h2ya perseguldo a.
gobernador Enrique 10 este comha
tiendo por medic Dc Ia fuerza arma-
da. demucstra clarameUte que de$co-
noce Ia autoridad del jefe del eiecu-
two. Enrique habia regreSado Chi
huahGa sostenido por Carranza '
Nurguia eSta persiguiendo a dicho
Eobernador. Guien hugo de Ia capital
del E,Stado vecino para escapar dc
ser victima de- iefe mjIitar.
SeCl;n las escaSaS 0otjclaS que Sc
han -ecibido lie la capital Dc Chihua-
hua. las diijcultade< 50 iniciaron nue.
vanrsntc mace cuat-o diaS. en- que En-
riquez lego a Chihuahua para tomar
possession de 81 cargo de gohernador.
Nurcuia hizo determinados Prepa-
rativoS Y ohro en- tai lorna, que ei
Secretario dc Gobisrno. Ramon Go
roez Sala<. quien habia queda6o dc
coberuador INFERNO dUrante la ausen
Ga de Enrique. decide comunlcar a
Carranza Que. en- n concepto Y en-
g Gel Gobernador Enrique, Francis
60 Murguia estaha preparandcse pa
ra descoroccr al cobierno Y Que Sr
Gocandada leaitad a Carranza era un
->,':O
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Pasa a la pag, "a col 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-09
LIDR0S EN- ESPAN0L

Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
IlOl Ia Casa Editorial LoZaao, lis
y. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas Es la mas barata. -
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Pasa a la pag. Ia. col. Sd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
FIRE ORDINANCES WILL BE
ENFORCED SAYS MAYOR

Complaint coming to the office Of
tho mayor OF the number OF small
fires that have been caused by resi-
dents OF the city burning trash In
their back yards without having
taken the proper precautions have
resulted IN certain suggestions be-
ing made by the fire marshal for
their prevention
Thnt the USE OF the wire or cage"
burner with a top that win prevent
sparks from flying IL the "one best
bet is the statement OF the fire
marshal, T. ". MarkweU. He says
that more than half the fires out In
the residence districts are caused by
curcle7ssneHs on the part OF the per
son who burns the trash. Fires
downtown are frequently caused
SAYS Mr. Maxwell by carelcssne es'
on tho part ~ merchants In putting
their scrap papers I'm insecure con-
taincrs where lighted match. ci-
gur stub or cigarette may be thrown
Mayor e. " Hubbard SAYS there
ig an ordinance regulating the USE OF
trash burners and taking proper pre-
cautions 90 prevent fires. and tina,
from now on 10 will be strictly en-
forced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

ever bean recorded. a loss in pros
pecuNc production amounting to
2,Si2.0OO bales resulting from the
severe drouth. The department ~
agriculture today forecast that the
crop al i1,i35000 equivalent 500
pound bales baBing its estimate on q
canvass made August 20.
In statement lssued with tho
crop report the department OF agri-
culture said
"The past month was the most
disastrous In lts effect upon the
cotton crop that has been recorded,
the decline being l7.g points, equiva-
lent 10 u depreciation Of - per cent
in one month. The forecast of yield
per acre. 1i5 pounds, is smaller than
any yield over reported.
"a large acreage, however per
mits forecast NJ total production oi
lll37.OOO bales, which is but
slightly smaller than tho last three
crops To depreciation was more
or less general throughout the cot
ton belt but greater In the west
Texas and oklahoma especially
than IN tho east The principal
cause ~ tho decline is extreme
drouth but contributorv causes are
boil wecvil. rcd spider and rust
Prospects we're bright early in the
season for ono OF the largest crops
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
ALL BUT TWO COUNTRY
SCHOOLS ARE RUNNING

That all the rural schools In Tulsa
county with the exception OF one.
are open and running full blast rs
tho report from the county super
intcndentg office. The school not
yet opened is In the cotton district
and will not open TN the first OF
October when the picking season Is
over.
In this district and In the negro
districts a short summer school is
held so that no lost time Is exper.
fenced by the children who pick cot -
ton. The negro schools will also
open the first OF October
All rural schools will close the
week OF the sixteenth for the coun
~ fair Mrs Hedges deems this es-
scntinl as the fair ~ education. epar
ticularly 10 the country people. Also
many Of the children will 10 contest
ants for prizes.
Mrs. Hedges declares that all
though many localities are suffering
for the want Of teacherH Tulsa
county has every vacancy made by
the war supplied Sho further states
that most of the teachers have been
In summer school and have done
special work In military lines Ever,
child above eight years Of age will
be compelled To do military work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
MURRAY WINS TITLE
IN STRAIGHT SETS
Californian Defeats Tudcu Win
Comparative IaSc In National
Singles Championship.

FOREST mLlS. sept The
name ot H. LindleN Murray was toe
day added 90 the lat ~ California
tennis players who have won the Ma.
tionnl singles rhBmplouHhIp uu turf
when he captured the 1918 utlo h}
defeating ". r rllicu &c.. uf Ih.l-
adelphiu, IN straight scts hy scores NJ
Ga, 81, "a. Playing lu the tnhl
aud championship round ON the
courts OF the West Side club. the
California meteor won the first ma
uona tennis championship tuuina-
mcnt since 1915.
Following thu footsteps ~ Maurice
g.. Mclaughlin. who won ip lAl2. and
1913. and William NJ johnston ihy
utls holder Of 1915, Murray HhoW"d
the same Wei. rounded game ana the
slmc calm confidence Ice his racquet
ability that marked the play ~ hif
predecessors from tho coast Illd'n,
owing to his improvement ana great
or tournament practice this year, wa
expected hY many followers OF lh'
game 10 prove MurrayH master IN
tho struggle for premier tennis non
ors The Californian. playing Tor tho
Niagara Fails. s. s.. Tennis cluh,
proved. however that even IN tho
short space Of time allotted to hlm
for practice. no could reach the
heights OF court skin ana strategy
that proved so pcWlidrriuE tu Tildeu
The tall phlladclphian despite nv
wiEardv of out strokes and court
covering ability was unable 90 check
for any length ~ Fmc MurthyT
march 90 tho champ pionship
In the face ~ tho constantly SHIFT
ed scheme OF offcusc 1ldon made
many errors. ana seldom appeared
10 rise To tho full height ana mower
of his game. Murray from his pc
sitlon at the net even in these rapid
fire exchanges, always worked wi'h
the skill and dellberation Of a mas
ter.
MurrRys supremacy was further
demonstrated boy the fact that OF
the ~ games played. only ak were
carried to deuce. aud the manner in
which he disposed OF Tildon IN Jess
than one hour of play WAS "a further
demonstration of his superiority
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
TO CELEBRATE LAFAYETTE
DAY WITH COMMUNITY SING

All America vii celebrate Friday
/ September G, az II Is the birthday OF
the French hero. Lafayette. Tulsa
will hold a celebration at owen park
on the night Of september 6. by way
Of Community Sing" As this IL
beautiful and picturesque place II
is believed by those in charge that
more people will attend this sing
than attended the one on Main street
The principal speaker for the
evening will be the Reverend Mr..
Barrett of the first NJ. 4. church.
South, Of oklahoma City. other
speakers will be Hon. W. I. williams
and Mr. Blddison, of the firm OF
Biddlson q campbell
Following Is the community music
program:
Tramp. Tramp. the Boys arc
Marching
Garry Nc back to old Virginia.
The Sarsallaise.
Dixie
The Home Road new by John
Carpenter.
America the Beautiful.
The Battle Hymn ~ the Republic
Pack Up Your Troubles In Your
Old Kit Rag
over There
SWanee River
Massa's In the cold Cold Ground
The star Spanglcd Banner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
FINISHES ARE CLOSE
AT HARTFORD TRACK
Judges Have Difficulty In Placing
Horses at Charter Oak Park; Pat
rick Duluth Wins In 2t5 Event

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept a.
Close finishes. particularly In the
2;l6 trot, which had field ~ ten
starters. featured the second day ~
the Grand Circuit race meeting at
Charter Oak park. Patrick Duluth.
with Crozier in the Hulky, took first
money In the 2ib event winning
two heats OF the race. which was
conducted on the three-heat plan.
In every heat the big field came
down the home stretch 40 closely
punched that the Judges experienced
difficulty IN placing the horses A
number OF drivers protested the de-
CiaionB
The other two events tho Whlrl-
wind $4,000 purse for 2,06 pacing
class. and the $4,000 Nutmeg stake
for 2-year-old trotters, were decided
In straight heats, Murphy winning
the former with Directum j.. and
Ssrill up behind Let Fly carrying Off
first money In the latter event
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

That the coekroach Is not salts.
fled with lis constant association
with kitchens and pantrles was
eylnced by the fact that one sought
a home ln the car OF Mrs Erwin,
living AZ 2lt south Elgin, Monday
night about n o'clock, The ambu-
lance was called and Mrs Erwin
was removed 10 the oklahoma hos
pItal. where II was necessary 10 ad-
minister ether 20 the patient and CO.
calue to the bug before 10 could be
from the sufferers head.
The operation required two hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
City Briefs

sERGT FRANK uOY scIHECK
son Of Mrs. Frank schrcck. haa ar.
rived overseas according 90 word &C..
ceNcd by his mother yesterday
REV. H. y. BRILL is ATTENDING
the district NJ. r.. conference az
Muskogcc.
49,
4 MEETING or tho board OF o.
rectors OF the Tulya Hctu Mer-
chants aMcidNion, has been set Tor
IS o'cloclPfhursduy evening "a, N,
Chamber OF Commerce
MISS DOROTHY EVANS. expert
dleucian. arrived iu Tulsa today
from Battle CrecE, Mich. TO super
wise the preparation ~ patients
meals at the Tulsa hospital Up tu
this time the Tulsa hospital has not
had a dietician ON its working staff
and Miss Evans Will ho a. splendid
addition 20 the force
CALLED FOR THE purpose OF
dcvising ways aud means for the
fourth Liberty loan in District No.
meeting viii be held at o'clock
this afternoon ln the Chamber OF
Commerce District 1 comprises I I
northeast Oklahoma counties with
r. ~ McFarIlu as chairman In
dications are that the loan will 20
over with even greater Interest and
enthusiasm than tho third loan.
-
W. r. BAKER Of Bristow was mr.
ra!gned before 4. $. Commissioner
wilkins on "A charge or draft OBJ
structinR. Upon investigation the
commissioner found that while tho
defendant had violated the present
law tho violation occurred before
the law went into effect The dc
fendnnt was dismissed with instruc-
lions to beware OF the future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
MnrrnnlN nceds.

117s3t-J c. Mitchell and wife
10 NJ A. Hovis. 81, lot -, block 3,
pouder- pomcroy addition.
B35--J. T. ROdger and wife TO *.
4. Walling, $4,000; lot a, block 20,
MorningHlde addition.
N36-- Forest Park company 10 G..
l. Main burg and wife fA2t, lots
~ and IS, block 3. Forest Park ad-
dltlon.
aO-w. =. Walker and wife to n,
W. Adams 81 lot 81 and north half
lot so. block o. Aldo addition.
SILT IL Gentry and wife 10 J.
A Falkner $1,000; lot ~. block ?
FaIryicw second addition,
Si2 w - TAcl and wife to VIII
liam Murphy $500, south feet
lot ~ and lot l2 and north y feet
lot 13. block l. Bullctte addition.
SID NJ Glenn ana husband 20
Thco Goodman, tl.r lot ., block 8,
Pouder- Pomeroy addition.
SA7-W. L. Lewis and wife 20 @
and l. Edison. $500 lots 80 and 80,
block Home Gardens addition.
SEE. Roberts 20 ! e.. Graves.
s. 400 lots and 3 and south half
OF northeast quarter Of 2-ip-lA
SID Barton 20 T. r. Bur
roughs $3.50, lot :, block 4. Barton
addition.
S5S--J. A. Falkner and wife TO T..
Adams, Si,250; lot "a, block . Fair
view second addition
SG0-W. II. Dickcy and wife TO c.
r, Fitzgerald ct al, $3.50, lot 10,
block s. ". lynn addition
s6l-E. II Salrim and wife 10 G.
J.. Day. il0,5O0, north 40 feet lot g.
block s, OAK Grove addition.
S63 Il NJ Harris and wife 10 n
Digs $3.50. lot 2. block o, Gu.
Iottc- Han addition
$50 r. b HyanCs and wife "a
J. NJ Fletcher $500, lot J , block H.
Red Fork
s7O--N A. Law ct a. 10 T. q But.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
COTTON YIELD FALLS
TO ITS LOWEST MARK
August Report shows Worst Cond.
dluons In History for Crop
Throughout Growing Condition.
DRY WEATHER RESPONSIBLE
. Drouth starts In July and Continues
During Succeeding Month; Almost
Three Million Bales Lost.

WASHINGTON sept s. This
years cotton crop was forecast
today at l113JOOo, equivalent 500. b
pound bales by the department OF
agriculture. basInE its estimate on
he condition OF the crop August 25,
which was 55.7 per cent Of a normal.
Tho condition In oklahoma was SO
per cent
August was the most disastrous
month TO the cotton crop that has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Marriage Licenses.

Ed Harris and Emma Wilson.
Tulsa. Okla.
Eddie Grace and Eva Tease. Tulsa.
Okla.
LLOYD Cuty and oral June Dun
can. Tulsa Okla.
NJ y Booth, Tulsa, okla: and
Fern Greenfirld, Cleveland. Ohio.
Frank c. Pierce and Nancy Y.
New, Cushing, Okla.
Pink Walls and Anna Jordan.
Muskogee. Okla.
j c. Smith ana Maggie Beck,
Sand Springs. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
Moro That 5000 to COUNTY.

special 10 inc word
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 3-Ok
lahom0's quota oE22TSSt men 10 bs
raised for the war under the 1886
age limit Will place an average
quota OF 3,OS9 men 10 the county
or course as the potential liability
OF man power varies In each county
the actual quota of each county will
be more or less
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Try. 81 east hilf lot 4. block 4. High
lands first addition.
N72 ". lBriu and wife to - NJ,
Kirk. &l21U, lot 6. block I Clinton
dale addition.
Si3 W a Reynolds and wife 90
II Kramer ct a. 81, west half lot =.
block e.. Highlands addition
N74 NJ a Hoyls ct al TO j. e.
Mitchell 81, lot TO- block ~. Bur
CESS nm addition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

Striker. $500 on contract
2NS7--A. McMunus Va. l.. A. Hin,
transfer OF appeal from Hagaman,
Justice OF peace.
26l3--ln re estate Of Marian
Nickery, deceased tS-3D.
26i4-lp re estate OF Charley
Martin, deceased
26t5-ln re guardianship Of John
Chllders. minor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04
nuIIdIng rcrmIla.

4 W Brown. onc-story frame
dwelling. lot l6. block 2, Turlcy ad
dltion; $1,000.
D., NJ Cook dAe.story galvanized
iroR addition 10 barn, lot Q, block O.
Hodge addition. 500
Is NJ Vaughn. onc-story frame
dwelling lots ~ and 90, block .
Park iull addition $4,000.
Magnolia Petroleum company
one-stOry brick filling station, lot {
block II, Tulsa $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

FORT SMITH. Sept 3 -- robc
samgel Robuett, aged 2A,commlttod
m4Eie boy shooting himself with a
pistol here this evening lie would
have entered the army for limited
service tomorrow under the drafl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

5693-M A. Elliott vs. II. +. FL
liou, divorce and division of lots .
and 8, block , Highland addition.
56s4--N. kremer vs.. u. ~ kre-
mer, divorce.
b6s5--M l. Num- by next friend.
vs. c. e. Mum. divorce.
5G96-L. NJ. Mitchell vs. u, Mitch
ell, divorce.
b697--H Thompson vs. ]. Thomp-
son, divorce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-04

NEW ORLEANS Sept. o The
highest contract priccH uu record
were brought about IN cotton today
by the government report showing a
condition on the growing crop AUG
ust 80 OF 55.7 per cent ot the nor.
NAL Prior To the report nt 90 clock
the market advanced about cont
a pound: in few minutes after tho
condition figures were out another
cent advance was scored. A. tho
highest ltvcls the market stood g05
10 2l6 points above the closing
prices OF last week. Roallzinr. hv
longs became heavy and moderate
reaction cnsucd The close showed
net gains Tor tho session 1f llb Go
l5G points