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for the failure of widow to keep her
agreement with the Government. but to
those who have been making poor ex-
cuses the following letter in part Is being
sent:
There must be some misunderstanding
In the statement which reaches us as
to your failure to dato to consummate
your subscriptions for bonds of the
Fourth Liberty Loan by making the ini-
tial payment
Your application for bonds repre-
sents a pledge on your part which the
United States Government expects to
have completed, and the mere incon-
venience OF making payment Is no more
justifable than desertion on the part OF
an enlisted man because he finds army
discipline burdensome."
The work OF following up pledges for
Fourth Liberty Loan bonds Is being re-
tarded somewhat by the absence of VOL
unteer canvassers and the committee
hopes that patriotic persons will offer
their services so that this important
work may be completed at an early date.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Federal reserve system has admitted tho
following State tnstitutions: Union state
Bank Nez Percc. idaho, capital $4,000;
CITY state Bank Ogden. Ia. $50. 600.
Equitable Trust Company of New York
has elected Howard r. Cole OF the stand
ard Transportation Company and also a
director of the STANDARD OIL Company of
New York n director OF the institution.
o. Godfrey Becker OF Becker Bros. & Co.,
furriers has bsen elected a director of the
New Netherland Bank.
Lamborn a Co.. members OF the New
York Stock Exchange, have Issued \ review
Of the Punta Allegro Sugar Company.
An exhaustive analysis of southern Pa
ohio as an oil stock IL contained in the
current Issue OF the Magazine Of Wall Street.
Cant Paul 8, Sheldon, formerly OF Shell
don, Morgan a Co., has been detailed by
Gen. Peyton c. March TO assist the CEscho-
Slovak National Council.
New York Stock Exchange has listed
100000 American Writing Paper nrst
mortgage sinking fund bonds. Authority
was also granted TO add $l0.to0.o00 on ad-
dItionnl notice of Issue In exchange for
outstanding bonds deposited.
Chicago Board of Trade has received Ap-
plication for membership from A. H..
Stumph.
has elected NJ. A, Traylor of the Live stock
exchange National Bank president OF the
institution. Mr.. Traylor succeeds e. X.
BOlset, resigned.
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TIGHTER REIN ON
FUNDS TRANSFERS
Foreign Exchange Director
Will Prevent Money Going
to Enemy.
BARS BUYING OF BONDS
Research Department Will
Scrutinize Closely Pro-
posals of Dealers.
JARS BUYING OF BONDS

Fred I. Kent, director Of the division
OF foreign exchange. issued an order yes
terday designed to prevent the grant OF
aid and comfort TO the enemy by giving
him control of the transfer OF funds to
other countries Dealers in foreign ex-
change" said Mr.. Kent, 'who propose a
transfer Of funds for pro-aly or pro-
American purposes will have no difh-
Guilty In obtaining my approval, but a
transaction that might even remotely aid
the enemy will not be allowed TO 60
through" 49,.
Does this mean a war after the war;
Mr.. Kent was asked. He replied: Ger
tainly not. This control will probably be
kept up for some time after the war. be-
cause you cannot unscramble an order
as quickly as you can put It into effect.
But so long as the war continues the
order will be enforced rigidly."
Mr.. Kent said that proposals OF trans
fers OF funds that appear dangerous to
the welfare OF the United States will be
subjected to the investigation Of the re-
search department, which now numbers
Atty or sixty persons. and will not be
permitted to 20 through until the depart
mert 10 satisfied that the Central Powers
can receive no help therefrom.
The order issued yesterday Is directed
particularly at the transfer of funds 10
foreign countries for the purpose OF pur-
chasing securities or making any Invest
ments of any nature for the account OF
the man making the proposal or that OF
| 'other persons"
1t il anticipated that at the close OF
the war there might be an attempt OF
allen enemies to transfer funds to the
| Central Powers for reconstruction or
DEVELOPMENT work. So long as this Or
der continues in effect 1t appears that an
| effective control will be maintained by
tho division Of foreign exchange. The
new order. which may survive the END
of the war. at least temporarily. as
issued yesterday by Mr.. Kent follows
| Until otherwise instructed dealers
| in foreign exchange, as described In
the executive order of the President OF
January rs, 1915, are prohibited from
transferring funds TO foreign countries
for the purpose of purchasing securi-
ties or making investments Of any ma
ture whatsoever for their own account
or that OF other persons as described
in the executive order referred to, eN-
cept the building up OF deposit &C
counts in connection with their regular
foreign exchange business without first
obtaining the approval Of the division
OF foreign exchange of the Federal
Reserve Board. d.
"In connection with this order at
ltention is called to the fact that no per
SON in the United States can under
the law carry out any such transac-
tions unless he Is a dealer or IL the
transactions in themselves do not re.
uuire that he be a dealer that they
be carried out through a regularly
registered dealer"
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FLOOR BOY BROKERS' PARTNER
Joseph y. Owens Promoted by
Auerbach n Rogers.

A partnership in the New York Stock
Exchange firm of Auerbach q Rogers has
been given to Joseph r. Owens, who had
been floor boy on the New York Stock
Exchange for the last twelve years.
1t Is the duty Of floor boy to run
messages and errands for the brokers
on the exchange during business hours.
but these messengers soon acquire a
knowledge and detail OF executing pur-
chasing and selling orders in stocks and
nave In many instances become hrst
class brokers.
Owens Is '25 years old and 10 ono Of
the youngest partners in New York
Stock EXCHANGE house. Application was
made last night 10 have Owens act
as a substitute for Rae II. Rogers, also
a partner. who has Just received COM
mission Of First Lieutenant in the United
States Motor Transport Corps.
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FEW BREAK LOAN PLEDGES.
But Some slackers Blame Influenza
for Their DefanIts.

Contrary to the result of the Third
Liberty Loan campaign. those persons
who signed pledges at open air meetings
in theatres and moving picture houses
for bonds OF the Fourth Liberty Loan are
making initial payments or paying for
the bonds in full OH a larger scale than
had been expected.
1t was learned yesterday from ]. w.
Horner. chairman of the Follow Up Com
mittee of the Liberty Loan Committee,
which goes after persons who signed
these pledges, that some persons are try
ing to avoid living up 10 their pledges
by Offering as an excuse unusual ex-
penses due to tho epidemic OF influenza.
The death OF the wage Garner OF a fam
lily is accepted as a legitimate reason
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New York, October 81. 1918.
p. n. II. Defer. Contract Action.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.--No action
was taken to-day at the meeting Of
Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders
called for the purpose of acting upon the
contract between the Government and
the company covering the terms of COM
pensation for Federal control. 1t was
stated that 1t. had been found impossible
to have the contract completed at this
time. Another meeting will be held De-
comber .. ..
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Entrire Trllat Gnutpanu

October 10, 1918.
Special Meeting OF the stockholders Of
Empire Trust Company will be held ON 2
Thursday, the seventh day of November, +.
1918. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of .
that day. at the principal Office of said corr
poration. at No 100 Broadway borough.
of Manhattan, in the city and State OF ,
New York Tor the purpose Of voting upon
proposition to increase it's capital stock,e
from one million Ave hundred thousand ,
dollars consisting OF fifteen thousand
shares OF the par value OF hundred =
dollars each. to two million dollars, to con-
sst OF twenty thousand shares OF the paSS.,
value OF one hundred dollars each. y
At the same Special Meeting the Stock-f S
holders Will be asked to consider and de-, .
termine. in connection with such increase
OF capital stock, II increased, the manner, =.
and terms OF issue OF such new stock.
The polls will be open from IL o'clock
A. NJ until IL o'clock noon. 1ir
The books for the transfer OF stock Will
be closed from three O'Clock L. NJ, on 23rd o.
day of October, 1918. until ten o'clock /.
A. NJ. on Sth November, 1918 m
LIE ROY w. BALDWIN. President.
MTRON j. BROWN Secretary.
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To the Holders OF



holders above privilege extending the at snnnn
Of
full and effect
of
advan
ofw
that all railroad far shall provide
70 own
provide the
the
of
in he usua mann
KUHN, LOEB & CO. NATIONAL
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Des Moines Electric Company
First Mortgage So Bonds

American Trust Company, Boston. Massa-
chusetts, Trustee under an Indenture OF
Trust with the Des Moines Electric Com
pany dated November 2, 1905, hereby gives
notice that 1t holds the sum Of Twenty
eight Thousand Four Hundred Nineteen
and 2s-loO Dollars (32s.4ls.2s) for the pur-
chase OF First Mortgage SO Bonds OF the
said Des Moines Electric Company Issued
under and secured by said Indenture OF
Trust, and that sealed proposals Offering
said bonds TO the amount of said sum or
any part thereof endorsed Proposals to
sell Des Moines Electric Company First
Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds' will be
received at the ONCE of the undersigned,
90 State Street, Boston, Mass until noon,
November g, 1918.
The right is reserved by the said Trustee
to reject any or all proposals. Interest on
accepted bonds will cease and determine
November 3, 1918
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY C. II. BOWEN. Secretary.
Boston October 2l 1918,
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Paris Market Quiet.

PARIS, Oct 30-Trading was quiet on
the bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, SO francs for cash exchange on
London. 26 francs ga centlmes; per
cent. loan, SS francs 20 centimes.
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THE CINCINNATI. LEBANON l.
NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

UfNce OF Inc Treasurer. :
Pittsburgh, Pa, October ], 1918. - q.
First Consolidated Mortgage 40 Coda
Ronds OF this Company 10 aggregate =
cost OF l3,j3O.0o will be purchased for thu
Sinking Fund November /. 1918, from theh
lowest bidders Mt Il price not to exceed par .,
and interest. Sealed proposals to sell bonds :,
must be in the hands Of The Fsrmers' y
Loan and Trust Company. New York City. p
before close OF business. three o'clock J.. ID. -
on Thursday, October 81, 1918. -
4. II. b. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer. .
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Iitchfield 4 Madison Railway Co.
Coupons due November LIST, 1918, from
the First Mortgage Five Per Cent Thirty
Year Gold Bonds OF the above Company
will be paid on and after November LIST.
1918. at the Office of the Central Union
Trust Company. "a Wall Street, New York.
LANES DUNCAN. President.
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Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S447.7S711. OF
which $92.695.3S was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S355,09l75 for recent importations.
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Exports From New York.

Exports from New York yesterday in
cluded Wheat. l5l,9b2 blu. rye. 42.754
Blu. oatmeal. s.O5S pkgs flour. 3.9l3
bbls. grass seed, ESQ bags; bscons.
5.sss,725 lbs; butter, 2S1,4o0 lbs /:
lubricating oil. 2il.400 gals.
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OFFICE OF
THE CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

baltimore. Nd. October 18th, 1918
The Board OF Directors has declared q
quarterly dividend of one and a Half Doll
lars Sl50) per share on its capital stock,
payable October Slst, 1918. to tho stock,
holders OF record at the close OF business
October 18th. 1915. The transfer books
will remain open. Dividend checks will be-,
mailed.
T. X. STUART. Assistant Treasurer
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BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA.
BONDS.
TORONTO CLOSING.

5000 Drexel & Co ctfslOO 100 100 100
10000 lnlIrl Inv bs. 49,. 6hA 6Hia G5M G6iL
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Banco Territorial y AgricoIa
de Puerto Rico "

Coupon No. 80 of the 9Th issue Mortgage
Bonds OF the above Bank, due Oct 81,
1915. will be paid upon presentation at tho
ONCE OF THE NATIONAL Park BANK
OF NEW YORK, 2II BROADWAY. 'TSi
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

5000 Evansville 81 indianapolis Railroad
Company first consolidated mortgage
per cent bonds Farmers Loan &
Trust Company certificates OF deposip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

l'en ono step further along than We
/ 1tc nov.
The amount Of work that is being
. d"r" ti Washington he said IN in
. conceivable to any man who has
/ not been there ana seen IT, Every
+ 'wp'o}c Of the government, is work
lnr under vary high tension, giving
. Very nest that II In him. and the
n'"pl" Hl home ought To- be giving
every possible encouragement in
stead ot throwing bricks
why have heard mon say.
when they would read articles IN
lly newspapers finGiug'fault and de
ttfing 'Ipt nothing ~ being done
say heN sfci. ike reHgning," said
Nu Kerr "rhcy feel that they are
NOT receiving the support they
SHOULD be v"wing"
Ouslci Has Made Good.
Mt h"rr paid a high tribute TO
clarence owsloy. assistant sccrctaeg
ut agriculture, with whom he has
lc"u "or iug when went to
hlnrtun / was assigned as spe-
oiN assistant to Secretary Houston.
ne said, "nus inter was given duties
80 ~ istant 20 Assistant Secretary
Owslcy Rud | want 10 say he Is not
only one of the finest men have
ever mot. but "a man ot big ability
aud real orator. lie IN doing
Wondcrfpl work"
Mr. Kerr said he had no concep-
ton of the magnitude OF the work
OF the department Of agriculture
uptll he went q Washington There
are $4,000 employees In the depart
mcnt at Washington plone, with
r"prrsoutpi'Fo In every county In
the l'uited states
lie said7 there VIII be 10 per
CrL4 increase this year In tie wheAt
urrrnre, but that the field viii prob
gn'v not he nA large as last year
RUS caused him to emphasize tho
need of he utmost conservation OF
whcpt $50 that our allies may not
suffer
The pcople OF che country had
responded to ,he appeal Of the food
administrator In the conservation OF
.m,yt to degree not anticipated,
which had enabled the admin.
istrHtor to- rcscind hts order for
uucuUess breakfasts and confine the
neat conservation to one day nut
they have net conserved IN the CON
Yumpt'ou ~ wheat TO the extent
uNccysory
Mr. Kerr explained why corn Is
not available FOR shipment across
tho ocean II n tcu bulky takes up
too much room, and tehie are no
mills In England Or France TO
grind 70
MI Kerr closed his speech with
a stirring pfpeal FOR the support OF
the administration Oh along the line
and insisted that there is no room
Tor just criticism ot what has been
done or what Is helnTdone,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
NeU State Charters

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 2I-
The following charters wese issued
.hy j. l.. Lvon, secretary OF state
Peoria Townsite n Royalty Co.
Peoria, capitol 100000, incorpor
aturs. Oscar Lowry, T. r. Gafford,
Peoria. y. G. Stafford. Seneca. Mo.
Uuckles Motor company, Collins
willie. capital $4,000; incorporators,
no, Buckles. O, Halliburton. j. l..
Turgess. Collinsville
Worth OIL 4 Refining Co. Yale.
capital $4,000 iuCorporntors. Thad
Cuhler. Nlnnekah. Herman Weiss.
T. VI Wnltrip. Fort Worth
Grcevcr- Putnam Lumber COM
p1uy, Carmen. capital $4,000 in
curporators. J Y. Grcevcr Com
mcrce. II ". Putnam. carthage.
Mo. Charles Grcever. Carmen
Wc1thomn Petroleum company.
capital $4,000 incufporators. W V.
Thornton. G. r. Dots. G. II. Thur.
welt Tulsa,
Gainesville Lead & Zinc CO.. Okla
humH city, capital $3.50. GOO" incor.
porntors Alfred Hare r. r. Ren,
J. Suhlett oklahoma city
poublcheod OH e Refining Co.
oklahoma CITY, capital t2BI.OO0
q " tarlett Y.
MYERS. l.. NJ Trooper. Oklahoma
Victory pn & Gas Co. Iawton. |
'UpipI 100000. inr0rporators /
" g. Records T.. n EeaslcN and |
H Eupu. IAwton
The UcNrman Mining companv
't NJ ugum Increased capital stock !
rom 500 600 Co $500 coo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take tablespoonful Of Salts if
Back hurts or BladderJ
bothers.

We are nation ~ meat eaters
I and our blood ia fucd with uric
: acid SAYS woll-knowu authority
F, who warns us to be constantly on
9 guard against kidney trouble
, The kidneys do their utmost ~
free the blood of this irrltuting
| acid, but become weak from the
ovsrwotk; they get sluggish; the
eliminatlve tissues clog. aud Thus
tho waste is retained In tho blood
60 poison the entire system
when yeur kdnciys ache an / fcc'
like lump' - lead, and you ~'.Vc
singing pains In the back or
the bladder Is Irritable, obllEing
you TO seek relief during the night,
when you have severe headaches.
nervous and dizzy spells. sleepless.
ness acid stomach or rheumatism In
bad weather. get from your phnr-
macist about four ounces OF Jnd
Salts, take Tablespoonful In a
glass OF water before breakfast
each morning and In fow days
your kidneys will act fnN. THIS
famous salts IL made from the acid
at grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations To- flush and
stimulate clogRed kidneys. TO neu-
tralixe tho acids In urine so IL ~
no longer source of irritation.
thus ending urinary and bladder
disorders.
Jnd salts - inexpensive and can
not iniurc; makes n delightful Of.
fervescent iithia- water drink, and
nobody can mako a mistake by taxi
Ing a little occasionally to keen the
kidneys clean and actlve--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
A Talk to Mothers About
Group and Cold Troubles
The New Treatment With Fresh Air and Antiseptic
VaPors that Makes Internal Dosing" Flannel
Jackets, etc, Unnecessary

asthma or catarrh down ~ sore
throat bronchitis or deep chest
colds
just amply NapoRub well over The
throat and chest. covering with a
warm flannel cloth. Leave the cover
inE loose around the neck so the
Nnpors released by the body heat.
may be freely inhaled The next
morning the head is clear. phleEm
loosenrd aud soreness gone one
rubbing with NaroRub usually re-
lees Group in l5 minutes and an
application at bedtime prevents "a
night attack
Colds are easins, TO stop ~ the be-
ginning NIP them in the bud" bv
Keeping plenty OF fresh air In tho
bedroom and applying NapoRuh
freely at the first sign OF trouble
Your druggist will sell you a Csc Jar
with the privilege OF u months trial
ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

and lining OF the kidneys. and tn
il't'e poisonous animal germ
which are causing the infamma
lion. are Immediately attacked an,
chased out OF your system with
out inconvenience or pain.
DO not delay minute. Go 10 YOU
druggist and insist on his snpplyinl
YOU with a box OF GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM on Capsules IN - hour
you will feel renewed health ami
NiEor After YOU have cured you'd
self. continue to take one or tw
Capsules each day so AS 10 keen II
trst-clnss condition. and ward n
the danger of future ATTACKS Mones
retsnded II they do not hclp yo,A
Ask for the original importex
GOLD MEDAL brand. and thus N
sure OF getting the genune.-Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Public to Blame for Tardy
; Efforts in Helping Allies


ungalIcd for and not sustained .,
the facts n the nation has moved
slowly iu lts war program the Amer.
i,ou people Themselves and mot
/ President Wilson aud hla4,o- wofL
crS arc rcspouAIblc
Mr. Krrr has the distinction ~ by
/ ing the only "dollHr-a wear" man BOO
B the rnltcd states who has uult hI.
/ private affairs and zone 10 WnshIu,
/ tom tp work fur the government fr,r
/ ~ charge Ills pay for the service
. b" ia rendering ls one dollar f. ,rpr
/ lln has been nu tho ipt tbr.. ,,,r.tl..
] Ig special asnisthut surrptar, of nrrI
culture and l- giving nll hl4 time and
ability tu his ,uGutr,
lis defense uf the government
created ID deem iuur,4ti,. ,. u,.
l'"'lil'n7 and carried conviction.
fniliI'H Not Considered
What hayc suid Be- without any
political meaning whatever. said
Nh Kerr " hen I went n, wash
luEiuu I wHs not ask,d what my
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
To Build a New Hotel.

BRlSTOw Okla. March %
4 stock company ls being organ B.
tied here this week for the purpose
Of building a new hotel. the build
ing TO cost not less than t25.OUO.
and perhaps as much as $4,000.
The building as contemplated Will
be three stories. located on Main
street and will be modern i'm every
particular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Local Druggists Are Offering
II on 30 Days Trial-No
Cost If You Are Not De-
lighted with the Results.

All mothers are home doctors"
when u comes 10 treating the Group
and cold troubles thai children are
heir 10. They know that growing
children need outdoor exercise and
that with outdoor exercise. some
colds are bound 10 come They know.
too, that these colds should not he
neglected. and yet constant dos
ing" disiurbs tho delicate stomachs
OF children.
The answer 70 this problem is the
external t''vapor' treatment VIck's
NapoRub for all the many forms 81
ssid troubles. from bead colds,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Railroad Breakdown Ties Tn
Plans for Rushing Men
and Supplies.
BISHOP oUAYLE Is FLhYEO
Alexander Kerr Says Critic
Ignorant Of Real
Situation.

A squ1ro.out denial mat the
United States has been dercllrt ln ,tr
war measures and support ut IT'S al.
hes and has failed to maintain cf
flciency In it conduct or the war
was made by Alexander A. Kerr.
milllouairr manufacturer of Sand
Spring., In q speech before thc Hu.
tory club at its uoon-dny luncheon
yesterday nt lIutol Tulsa
MIR. Kerr directed the maipr por
tion Of his remarks ~ the pcgsmls
tic and fnuit finding speech delivered
BY Bishop " a. Qusylc ut thc NJ E
church at ia" y VI 6 a forum last
sunday afternoon
lie denied the bishous Uh1rgos Of
inefficirncy ana failure and asserted
that his criticisms were unjust and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Mm mn.c rmc nnlrr Hrr,,

BklSTON. OKLA March gT--
LOGAN W Atterhury of this city has
purchased u herd ~ 70 COWS and "a
iull blood llolstein bull for the nu-
Cleus ~ q fine herd VI dairy cattle
The bull ~ one ~ the very best in
'hr state. being o direct descendant
ri ihc only No. pound butter COW In
lH. world Mr. Nttcrbury feels con
I''"Ai mat he viii have one OF the
..nr"' daii, herds in the state I'm
f.w wears
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28
Arcd Mnn DIcs suddcnIr.

HNISTOW, Okla, March = =
Lynn Grimes OF Burlington, Kan.
died very suddenly here yesterday
evening at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. r. ". Conger. while rn route
to Camp Donlphan To visiit his son.
who is stationed az that point He
WAS ~ wears old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-28

NORMAN. Okla. March 9-
Nlnn Cleveland county mon viii de
rHr' Tor Camp Travis March % IL
itr last of Cleveland county's quota
nf the first dram call Those yyho
h1Fc been selected to go are Edgar
". btltord. Little Rock. Am
Frank Is. Smith Don Martin. John