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Arizona republican., 1918-06-12
TEMPE RED CROSS
 COMPLETES ANNUAL
 REPORT GOOD WORK

meeting of the local Red Cross on Monday evening, the following treas urer's report was read:
 Membership dues paid in to
 May l, 1918. S............s S56.Oo Miscellaneous receipts ........ 4,227.3O
 Total receipts 5,OS3.3o Total disbursements .... 3,707.S1
Arizona republican., 1918-06-12

Cash on hand in Tempe Ma tional Bank ................S1, S1,3 ,315 .49
 Report of Supply Committee
Arizona republican., 1918-06-12
Chiropractic
Dressmaking
Hemstitching

HAVE YOUR Hemstitching done. dresses, waists, skirts, all kinds of gar ments made at the Phoenix Skirt Mfg. O.. 35 E. Washington st.. over Doris Grocery. If
Arizona republican., 1918-06-12

A VERY COMPLETE small laun- dry capable of doing from three to five hundred dollars per week of flat work and four 10 five hundred dollars per week of finished work. Four washing machines, 120 inch mangle and all necessary finishing machinery. Address Crawford Harvie. Box g, Fl PasO TexaS hk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
CORN PRICES RAISED
BY EXPORT BUSINESS
Oats and Provisions Also Advance
Session Bcnrinh ~ Days
Opening

CHICAGO. May 5.-lndicntions OF
export business led to fresh upturn
today In the corn market. Prices
closed strong at tho ssmc as ycstor-
days finish 90 80 higher, with
May tt21 as and July tii0 Ia TO
81 80 as. oats gained IA to
i-2c and provisions b0c 10 Rlc, Ad-
vances IN the value Of corn followed
a period of weakness which lasted
Throughout the first half OF the scB-
sion. Warm, Hunshiny weather. au-
spiclous for planting. was chiefly re-
sponhble for the hcarish sentiment
that temporarily prevailed More
over, supplies In first hands were
said to be heavy and there appeared
10 he increasing likelihood Of a rec
ord wheat and oats crop. Before
m vi day. however. a general cover
ing movement by shorts began. and
acSharp' advance ensued.
oats were swayed by the same In
flucnccs as corn. In the case Of
oats. the purchase here OF one lot
OF 2b. 600 bushels for New York OK
porters was confirmed,
Provisions rose with hogs and
gain. and as a result OF shippers
buying OF ribs. Offerings we're
scarce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
INTEREST INTENSE IN
UNIVERSITY ELECTION
Most Important Studcnt Offices 10
Re FILLED on May I; WIN Also
EIcct Cinss Offlocrs.

NORMAN. okla. May s.--Firy
students OF tho University Of Okla
homa are seeking office at the an
innhi sprlng eBoction to be held here
Tuesday. Nay z. Tho most import b
ant student offices In the university
are To be filled at this tune. Inter
est Is intense.
The candidates follsw-
For president of tho student coun-
ell, Thad Baker. Ardmore, and John
hcKoy Campbell, Oklahoma city.
vice president OF tho council j. NJ.
Armstrong Anadsrko, Huel II. Hun
ter, Oklahoma CITY, and Joe Koch.
oklahoma City; secretary 81 the
council, Mary Burton. Tuha. Evan
Eeline Bauer. Oklahoma City Al
herta Connor. Purcell. and Callle
West. fawton; treasurer Of stu
dent council, Calvin Arnold, Lindsay.
Paul BARTON, Perry. Alfred Douglas.
Oklahoms City, and c. ~. Reason.
shawnee; law school member of
council, Joe Brown Hartshorne.
Fog president OF wsinan's council.
Jessie Holloway. NARROW. and Naoni
McCasland Duncan.
For president of tha oratoricnl
O"uhchA f'oNu ", hlhleY. tnecnthn.
s For president of the aihlntic as
sociation, Glenn Meadows, Mountain
Park; vit& president. Paul Johnston
Shawnee faculty member OF athletic
council. Edgar Meacham.
Senfev class member Of puhlica-
ton hoard. Carney Dean, Chandler;
junior member, Ida Baiin williams,
Norman; editor of oklahoma Daily,
Harold Sanders. Chickasha. Ned
Sheplsr. Lstwton, ana William 4,
Huff. Randletss business manager OF
Daily. Carl n. Prethn, Norman. and
Lloyd Stone. Tulsa.
For baseball manager. Dick Gent
rS New London, Mo; basko otball
manager, Dorsey Boyle, Anadarko,
Pep manager, j -. COX. Duncan,
and j. lee Rogers, Hugo.
Glass officers also will be elected,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
TRADING Is HALTED
TO AID BOND DRIVE
iieccnt Iii~ In Values slightly Inn
paired rrofit-1aking Can
U'l- Some Gains.

NEW hpRk. MAY -rhc on
'hu"hHm attending tho final hours
0t the Lr,trtv lotu drive in the r.
nAn'inl district rad tit effect OF
CuruilluE httincsE uu the stock OK.
'hhnEo TO-DAY and impaired TO AN lr.
regular degree Tho recent riso In
quoted values.
\ variety uf siuc@s. chiefly indus.
lr.a,S. made new high rcDords for
the current movement in aomo in
.."N''r mounting tu best prices of
TN" 'otr. out profit-taking cancelled
many ~ incze gains
ulicd ~tht's steel held IT, placo
HS leader uut failed 20 pet above it-
.d"uh'c ipu of Is ~. Clpslng al 1I q
not loss ~ rho smallest fraction
I@'kaS1ulh steel Republic iron.
virginia Iron A Colorado Fuel regis
Tered gross gains Of 10 Z poipts. hut
'n"Fe, too were substantially re-
auc"d In the scattered later offer
inEs
Tho sluEgshnosa ~ Investment
rails proved a drawback trading m
ihoSn shattz GllinT 10 insignificant
prnHorbuua thippinrs and motors
wer" heavy mpst Of the session, but
Marine preferred and Atlantic Gulf
hardened 10 almost points In the
Ilnhl operations sales amounted
TO $40 600 shares
Virtually al tho days bond trad
irE conferred IN Liberty lsyues. the
tiryi and second So coaching q, to
almost \ Of ! per cent Total HaIcz
aggregated iG,3OO. .0uG
United StutoN bonds. old iSaues.
were unchanged on call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
TIRE FACTORY ELIMINATES
VARIATIONS OF PRODUCT
Human ani Mechanical Truub,cs
bone Away Win by Modern Ma
chincS and Competent Help.

The growth of tho demand for
Miller uniform tires In this section
has msde advisable the opening Of ~
direct factory branch a. oklahoma
cry, his viii he located at 3lt North
Broadway and will I've under the
able management ~ John watt. who
has Travelled this section for tho last
eight years For four years he was
manager Tor another company In
all AIR Watt has had iF years of eN-
perience In tho rubber industry and
his knowledge OF tire methods should
stand him In good stead In his new
connection.
Il was attracted by The personal
lied advertising Of the miller Rubber
company" observed Mr watt. "and
tho announcement OF uniform tires.
had also noted the rapid strides
that Miller was making In Okla
homh. so when the opportunity
came 10 me to take charge OF this
new factory hraOch ! was not long
reaching u definite doclsiQn
"itowcvcr. | wanted 10 know more
about Miller uniform tires before
advocating them sn Atronglv as Il
would ho ueCessarv for me 90 do, "
would he a- successful in the
management ~ the oklahoma CITY
branch AZ had expected 20 be. 80
I personally made a ,rlp 10 Akron,
Ohio. aud thorc was fnvorahly i'm
pressed with the Miller tire.
II saw how Miller had actually
done as n says IN It's advertising
eliminated the human as well NJ the
m &C hanical variations In tiro build
ing realIed for the first time
that the variations In mileage ~
tires built side by side was about as
the men building them differ In
their work
The problem then WIS to nd the
factory of these human yariahlcS
and cont,ne the tire building to mono
but the most competent men The
result is that mllcr has organized
a regiment ~ tire builders whose
average efficiency ts gS per cent.
OF an the tires thev hulld less than
/ per cont ever calls for adjustment
Each man know that n ever ono /
comes back he rs penalizcd nut
every man e. ft Tor the tssk--ps the
low percentage of adjustments
shows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
NEW CLASS RATES IN EFFECT
Corporntion Commission Allows Car
ricrs 20 pcr Cent Increase.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 3.-Tho
corporation commission To-day -
sued It's order establishing new class
freight rates In the state. Twenty
per cent increase over the tariff en-
Joined by the federal court Va al
lowed. rhe new rates become cf-
fctive May Is, unless by some act
pended. NA
Immediately nher tho former
commission schedule was enjotned
by tho court, the railroads placed
an arbitrary tar,fr In force II wsls;
claimed that IN some instances these
rates were 40 per cent more than
the rates that had been enjuined.
The commission hold a hearing
on its own initiative 10 esta blish
new schedule of rates II was be-
llsved that the rates charged hy the
carriers since the old rate was ahoi-
ished. were excessive. and the pur-
pose OF the commission was To seek
y medium which would ho Just 10
tho shipper ana make u fair return
10 the carriers, local traffic offi-
cnls are OF the opinion that the
roads will accept the new schedule
and not make any protest
The cummiRs,On has not init
mated n ~ viii take up the pas
scnrer fare rate There was some
tHll n tho commission putting IN
n rate " o Is cents mile Tho rail
roads adopted the old Scent fare
immhdittely following tho courts
decision
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
SELLING PRESSURE Is
FELT IN COTTON DROP
I"ir weather Through BcIt Encour.
ages Selling Movement; Market
tioss', nj Loss.

NEW ORLEANS. May !. Further
h"' llnes w're brought about IN cot
ton hers today hy selling pressure
which wa felt from start 20 finish
lseweht pri'es were reached toward
Tho end ~ tho session Nhcn trading
months we're 100 10 100 points un-
Der yesterdays finni quotations The
cloHe WAS at a net loss OF lOl Ia 100
points
selling was encouraged chiefly by
inc tAir weather prevailing over
most ~ the cotton belt which was
the ground Tor claims that planting
was making fast progress. Bullish
traders pointed out that tempeta-
lures IN nearly all seetions Of the
belt were below the normal but the
cool weather was ignored as was
the better tone OF war news
bnly faint hearted rocoverics from
tho decline we're made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
LEGAL.
No1Icr 10 coyrRlcrons

NOTICE TO Contractors
Notice Is hereby given that on thu 6th
tAY of MAJ 1914 bstSe.u the hours Of
TO go sud three t1l O'Clock + n in
The office u the Board of County Com
misrt1nrrs ,t Tuisa County OLlsAomA
pa tho Court Nous. In the City Of raha,
uAlshoua sealed proposals will bs opened
snd renuidertd bT ths Board of Coanty
smmisstonsrH conlotnuy with an auihor.
iicl rrprsseucfaii,r ~ the pkiAhoma De
Of al maferisl and labor and the proper
roastTpetioa Of bridge over iIominy creek
on section u Of State HighNIy 10 said
Tulsa County
Competitive pl-rs nave been prepared
ard approved for both fudr 90 arch span
reinforced concrete bridge eonaistins ~
ono tlJ 3A loot arch, ore - 50 foot
Atsh one 80 sn foot arch aud oas bj
a. foot arrk. and Tor 2bO f0ot steel
ttussod bridge. consisting Of one tll 200
foot span, and one tll ld0 foot span
rrpposah an hs rousi sidetrd hy the RoarS
Of tompustionrrt on each Of tho proposed
$50 types Of bridges
Tho vorA proposed herein for which
proposals. are asked for lFnkuowu - state
Nd Project 40 and in the event
soutgsgt be- avlriet ono h1t of the cost
~ ssid byihsr VIII be Iaii by tho stat.
81 ukAhomA snd the remainder By Tulu
County. Oklahoma
The right to rrIsst any snd al bid,
~ fhUFNHnlb |NafFNff hN mo kunfH Ot
County ComNlssonrrs and mo Okishorna
department 81 Highway srung soniointly
together in the 'ham'rlNou ~ proposals
bidders viii be rrTulrcC 30 accompany
their proposals. With certified rh eck IN
an Amouut equal 10 approximately ten tlo)
per cent Of their proposal such cert.
hed checks wIu be- immediately returned
20 bidders whose proposals. are not hold
far consideration. after the sAms are
opened. and " an AwArd is made such
rsrtitsd check Of surcctstul bidder will
be hrld until contract he's hr,n entered
into snd the contractor hss 'trf good
and sufflrl,rt hnni a. 10 required BY the
ass n Oklahoma. apd upou failure oi
ihe bidder 10 enter into contract and file
such hord within tvcntY t2nl days from
the time Of notice ot acceptance 81 his
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
IrIta county
proposal sAid check viii bs forfeited to
April. 1918
LEWIS CLINE,
County Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Mr.. HOOVER WILL SMILE
IF He HEARS ABOUT THIS
Raids on Tulsa County "CboC" joints
I1irthcring Food Conservation.

Another "cboc' joint in the Gurley
addition was raidod yesterday by
Constable Charles Obers, Georc-
Grift'hs negro. WAS arrested ON
a chuEo Of pCusesEion. aud ! 90 gal
Ions of the beer wcro destroyed.
Several thousand gallons OF "choc"
were destroyed daring AprH hy
'bcrat and Investigator Macauccu.
who have been conducting a cam
paign To discourage tho manufacture
ot Tie native beer In tho county. o.
lN sald mat a pound Of sugar ih u->
IN ovrry gallon Of "choc." and pota.
toes yeast ana other Valuable food
~'utt7 are wasted In this illegal In
dnStfy The value to food conser,a
tlon is ono of tho reasons given bv
IN" Officers FOR tho campaign against
thoc' joints, 10. tho otfense Itself
l7 not considered serious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Ncgrn GnmhIcr. Arrcsirh.

Ton hrroes were arrested. In
raid onN crap game on Eart Archer
last night The arrests were made
by Barney Clesver. patroleaan ON
tho beat IN the neEro district around
Greenwood avenue. The same house
was raided week ago by Consbhl
oherrt and many Of the names or
the players are familiar. The fol
lowiuE wvre arrested: Warren
NounE. lake Williams p Cross.
Henry Pafder T. Shobe j. Want.
Ten Bhy'ey Jake WAYS, T. I. Dor
Fsy and Dewey HasilRra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
ROOMS UNFURNIsHEr
Roons-URFURNIsHBD
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS wanted Monday Furnished rooms
FOR hsh, housekeeping, b. iwo esens
lars must he desirable and rent reas
nrnbi. Two beds. state particulars. "A
dress PoE E.si World -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

Sealed proposals. viii Do received bv ths
HoaTd o' Commissioners. Tuha county
Nhls. unul Q o rloch y m. Monday NAV
z. 1918 iot thc construction Of a tvo.
story snd basement Colorcd HiEh sehooi
10 Tho city 81 rulss. Tulsa County on,
according tn p.ars and specifications whisb
wsy BE- obtained A. tho office of NJ a.
cross ani ~ n MAILER Associate Arebi.
ltr'.. Room so 10. Nebraska BuiIdins
'"'a OkA Zach proposal shall be sc.
smount of per cent ~ Ina nid Addrr.s
81 proposals TO Lewis Cline. County Clsrk.
Tulsa County OkiA
Hoard Of Commissioners reserves the
night 10 reject any or al bfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
avANlS CLUB BEING
FORMED BY TULSANS
1mpcrary Officers Elected Uutil
Enfiro Charter Membership OF
$50 " secured.

n Tulsa has new civic clan IN l1ko
ITS place with,thc Rotary. Lions, city.
rAnd similar organization "a temper
rary organization of the klWtnis club
nhAving been perfected yesterday
slAiban C, Stimcrs, district manager
passisted by l. L. IcuSoy gathered
with number OF representative
Tuisans yesterday nt luncheon IN
Hotel Tulsa and hInchra tho "r.
xtganization here. the lltfh chapter
ato be formed IN tho United states
n John II Woodlrd was elected
tlpresident, Albert n Bell vice priest
sdent: II. " MuEr secretary aud
pHarry Maaanrky. Loslic T. Doyle.
Joseph H. Blair W ~ smith \.
10. Henthorno amt il s. Wakefield.
IdirectorA Thesr will hpIi office IN
5til the fun mcmbcrshlp NJ lao thall
have been enrolled and then per
emaneut offirus viii be- chosen.
Membership wnl be- hy invitation
sonly. Two mon In each lnc of busi
Iness or profession will Doe eligible TO
mem borrhip
The Klwrnig club first came Ia
'iifo in Detroit about four wears ago.
rand Elnrn then 30 has spread 10 every
Estate OF the niou ahd 10 portions
,of Canada
Mr. Sumcns, Vho Do here organic
dng the local Clntptrr. has hcen tn
strtImental in IN" building Of
tKiwauis ctutN ~ Hartfold, Conn
'Toledo. ohio, Chicago, H., Peoria.
:Jli; Dallas. ToNna El Paso, Texas
iPhoeniX, Arit, Lon Angeles cat Al
5huquerpuc. n a. Denver, cor. com
.inE here from oklahoma city whero
"a club Of 200 ha Just been com
nletod Rtp states tlntt Dallas. Texas.
has one Of the stppgest clubs In
The country. having nearly three
hundred and fifty members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Norlcr ro co-ErRAr.rnns r,nno.,l,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS- Proposals
Sesled proposaN 'or the Eiectrlr wirins
a. p room school building In Rcd Fork
tors Of School District No "a Red Fo,k
OKLAHOMA. until The hour ~ B clock n
m Ssturday MAY z. 1918 Plans ana
specifications are on ille With and may
BE- obtained from the CLERK oi the BOARD
~ Red fork Oklahoma, OF from ths
sr'hHceh. tt.ltost and " H. Mahlsr.
bids will he received by the clrrk Of the
Board, q g. Brooks. Red F6rk OkI..
hons. ard each must he accompanied by
certified check io the ainount Of 3 psr
cent Of bid Tho right rs reserved 10 70
le'i any and al proposali o. {. Brooka
Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Published In The Tuln pniy World April
90 May !, ?, q, a. g. :, and 0,
1918 World Publishing Con
pany Publishers ;
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS

SoN hhOlOfNNs
BIDS will be received ai the office oi
the CITY Auditor Tulsa, Oklahoma, Until
; O'clock p IN. Monday May l3th 1918
Tor the construction ut SANITARY sewer
ir' Mitng laierals c9nnsctious. AndN other
lppurterapces Tor Sewer District No lSO.
~ crested and established BY Ordinance
No. l1f7. passed Snd approved the i2th
day Of Ocioher 1917.
Plans proilfs, specifications and revised
estimate for the construction uf said sewer
system and Appurtenances have been Adolf
ed by the Mayor and Board ui Commis.
slonsrs OF said City and are now on file in
The office Of the City Engineer
Bids nust he made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the City Of Tulsa
The uthN TO reject any and all bids IL
reserved 10 The noztd OF Commissianers Of
the city Of Tulsa, Okahoma
4 certiticd cheek IN the sun Of tive t5l
por cent Of tho amount Of the bid will
bc required from each bidder
Al bids will he opened and consldered
nv the Board of Cummiasiouers OF said
CITY AZ a meeting Of ssld BOARD 10 he hsld
la The city Hall In said city al U o clock
10 on The IAN dly Of NAV 1918
Any and all parties Interested are herchv
notified that they may appear aud protSst
against or object 10 said proposed I'm,
provrmenF or any part thereof or any
matter Or thing in relation thereto Al said
meeting Of thr sid Board Of tommts.lou.
ers on the lith day ~ MAY t0ls
PRANK NrwKIRE.
CITY Auditor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
NOTICE or nIsOLrTIoN OF PARTNER
SNIP

Notice is hereby given thst the partner.
shin heretofore rvistinC betwesn " Rnro.
chof aud Leo kunsman ~ Tuisa OKLA
under me firm nAme ~ the RororboV a
hunFma0 which has been carrying on busi
moss under the name of The Globe Cloth
lsrs. wAs do solved on the a6fh dav of
April 1919. by mutual consent ~ the part
n'fs. hat II BororhoN has purrhasef tha
interest o' Lee Kursmsr nv said rsrtrsr.
shin ard hereby Ia authorized 90 collect
81 dthts due said partusrship and All
debts Of tho rarfnershlp are 10 be maid
by fim
Dated April IN. 1918
LIZ KTNsMAN
II. BOROCHOFF.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
officer Is
GiUen SerUice Cross

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, May 2--IIeuL Wi.
Ham l. Mcyerlng. t. s. A. has
been awarded the distinguished
service cross. lie Commanded
platoon which wac attacked by the
enemy April T. lie took measures
70 defeat ;he enemy ana handed
his men well under fire until he waS
wounded seriously.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

ltAAkR ). I32a-Thrse turnished Aog.,.
ssepins roosns for rent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

REGGS-H. FcWucox Is drilling
AZ 900 fet on tho Llzzle V. vii
son No iu 2t-lj-l2.
Minshall and associates are expect
Ing To drill In tho Glenn sand Mon
dav on the well In i-l5-ll.
n, +. wilcox ~ rigging up to drlll
on tho Manda Coleman farm in the
northeast corner Of tho northwest
OF tho southeast OF 9t-l5-ll to off
set diAEonaiiv 10 the southwest tho
5000 900 feet gas well on the Ispar
hecker IN m. Just completed.
H r Wilcox has made location
for 40 . on tho Lulu Eubanks farm,
in 32-l6.il, one location west ~
No. I
NNIF-Thc carter Ou com panyI
Is drilling ~ 500 feet on the Rcrfy
4 IN the southwest corner ~ the
southeast ot h southeast ut|
3l-2o-6
FISHER = Sweeney 4 Co.
tSWcenev, Minshau and others
are fishing at 900 fecl on the
Rerryhiu 40 In 2i-l2-il
Tho same company's No : on the
Sanders a.a Childers farm In -l-l2-
II Is drillln. at 800 feet
WEST or SAPUBPA-Hinr SI
Ring are building a rIg ON 'n"I
southwest corner of the southwest
Of 36-ls-lO
TUSKEGEL II = VIe1, s.
moving In = rig on tho L. ItNrnI
farm Ia the souihcaI corncs ~ tho I
northeast Of the s6uihcaS' OF l1.|
lf-l0
RTXBN-The Tuxedo on com
pany has IS barrel well l0 SO Q !
on tho Ro, Harrie farm in 2E.is-f1'
at depth of 1855 feet The Tuxedo /.
has not struck its gait as this wolf
is making tho entire 1850 acres luuh /
good n was drilled hy tho gas ruu.-
psry ant thc Tuxedo hld the 90
rights
The oklahoma Nstura1 hrZ,a 1r-'
nOO. 600 f.'f Ras well i0 NnC48 Un
the Allen farm IN lf-li-lJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Chicago arain and Provisions RAns,


Violations Of the soliciting ordin-
ance, passed 10 Keep hotel portcrs
from getting trade" from the
streets. caused the arrest 81 three
negro portery hst night The mon
arrested gave the names. & c.
Ruckcr. I,oh~rt Harris and Jonas
Goodman. Their trials are set for
this afternoon TN the police court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
pn11n1rn Am ooNrRAcTINo %

,.,ng i.dy .nplorsd. ~ith good reference
Addrrss Bon v 20. care World --------
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

cW FoLTZ Co-Gsnsral eontr.stos
,,d builder and renersl repair vorhE
Ill .stimstes fee c " FultH 20
Phone s2e5. 1894 EASt Fourth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

TJSKEGEL - = NNeo, ls
moving In rig on tho I. ItNro
farm in the souihca;t corncs ~ tho
northeast Of the sduthcaS. OF %.
1A-l0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

Quay The Twin Stale tl con.
pany Is drilling N 1896 feet on the
Sallcr farm lu the northwest CORNER
uI the southeast of $1,000
The Msghotia fetTQloum company
h drilling at 500 feet on the Rcuh-
Ter farm m the southwest corner
~ tho northwest Of tho southeast of
% 2Oe5.
The same company II down ! 6 %
feet ON the kniSley No. In the
southwest corner OF 50-2o-G
Tho Magnolia is spuddinE N"
Page 30 In the southwest corner
Of the southeast of the northeast oi
7-lg-g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

The Magnolia weu1n the north
east corner of the southwest ~ s2-
lH-9w" is stDl baillng about \ bail'r,
NJ water daily % a stlll undecided
where the water is coming from.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

WEST or sAPULPN-pinr S
Ring are building rIg ON 'h"
southwest corner ~ tho southwest
OF 3g-lg-iO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

NNE-Thc carter Oii com pany
Is drilling ~ 500 feet on the Rerry
IN tho southwest corner of the
southeast ot he southeast "
3l-2O-s