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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
LEWIS BACK FROM EUROPE
SEES GERMAN BREAKDOWN,

NEW YORK. Sept 2O--The
smashing OF the st. M!hisl salient by
the American army has filled Ger
many with tsrrors and is tho sure
forerunnsr OF an overthrow ot tho
Prusslan military domination by tho
German people, according to an
opinion express 'rre today by SEN
aior James Hamilton Lewis Of illi-
noia who has just returned from
France and England.
The German rulers. Senator Lewis
said, are aware that the people OF
Germany have awakened 90 reali-
ration of the power OF General Per-
shlnE's troops. 2rt the spirit OF
German monarrhE ana military cap
'~lns has been shattered by this
knowledge
France and Great Britain ne
added. freely admit that the entrance
OF American fighters into the fray
has turned the tide. Premier Glenn
onceAu told him, the senator Haid,
that Americas prOwess was the
salvation Of the hour while the
British prime minister declared that
the influepeo OF President Wilson
and America upon the Institutions
OF Britain and the spirit Of hor peo-
pie wes equivalent In Itself to a new
British army"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
PRESIDENT TO FIX
COTTON PRICES
coNrfNuEn rRoM pA0r on

CONTINUED TRoM PAGE oNE.
plons, n 10 known. are now o-operat.
ing with the president In thiA mat.
ter
While opposed 10 any steps that
would result in tho fixing Of cotton
prices, southern senators a. the con-
ference encouraged the president
" he was determined 10 take this ac-
tion. not 20 delay II lonEer than pos.
sible, declaring that IN view Of the
present uncertainty cotton markets
are atugnnnt ana many growers are
holding. whilo awaiting definite an
nouncement by the government
Meets Much Opposition.
40 government plan tor pr,cc FIX
Ing has aroused more opposition
than that regarding cotton lmmc-
diately after Chairman Baruch of
the war industries board announced
a plan 20 name a committee tn in-
vestlgate tho cotton situation with
a view to taking steps looking Ia the
stahilization of prices senators and
representatives. headed by Senator
Smith Of South Carolina. hastily ar.
ranged conferences Tor the purpose
% protesting when President VIII
son later stated that the plan would
be carried out senators and repre-.
sentativeH A. once arranged to make
a direct protest to him This hey
aid at a conference Tuesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
CHICAGO TEAM WINS
JUNIOR TRACK MEET
scorcs In Eleven ~ Ninetecu Events
Mt National Meet Opening 1hrce-
Day Program ~ Great Lakes.

GREAT LAKES. H., sept 20 -
Scoring in eleven Of tho nineteen
events. tho wsll-balhnced team Of
the Chicago Athletic association car
RED or tho junior championships OF
the National A. A. T. outdoor track
and field games which opened a
memorable three day carnival At the
Great Lakes naval training station
today.
The Chicago team piled up a total
NJ - points. with tho Pelham Bay
naval training station team ot Pei
ham Ray. n Y drawing W IN sec
ond place with 80 The Great Lakes
team baRgcd ~ points FOR third
place and tho Illinois Athletic club
22 for fourth The MeadoWbroO
Athletic club ~ Philadelphia scored
10 points for flfth place.
Despite cold winds that swept the
fleId threc Junior records were
smashed and another trio equalled
The first record 10 fall was In the
three mile walk Louis TAbowltz OF
tho PaAtime Athletic club of New
York covered the distance In 23.57.
beating tho former mark ~ 20
3-5 made by Alexander JeSsup OF
New York
The performance ~ Con g
Shaurhnessy In running the 4iO-vhrd
event In ~ flat was another record
breaker He clipped rnh Of o.
second or the record hold by Frank
J Shea ~ tho University of Pitts
hurgh shea's mark however, was
made on course with one turn.
while Shaughnessy.s performance
vas over n straiRhtaway
The third record was made In the
javelin throw Racine Thompson Of
the Illinois Athletic club hurled the
missils 1877 feet. % Inches Tho
former record OF 1853 feet. l inch.
was held by j. VI. Berry OF tho
Meadowbrook club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
DEFENSE COUNCIL NOT IN
FORCED LABOR DRAFTING

IN regard to fnrcihly taking men
from uouc-Hentill Occupntlon Tor
work at Little Rock. Ark Tho Tulsa
county council iN IN receipt of the
following telegram from tho state
council.
y Burr Gibbons, Tulsa. Okla
Oklahoma state council has not
received authorization for forcibly
taking men from so-called noncssen
tal occupation for work at Little
Rock. Ark. You are instructed that
rho council ot defense is not 10 as
sumo authority 10 do this
"OhLAUOMA STATE COUNCIL or
DEFENSE"
such "A telegram. however, does
not prevent agents of the federal en-
ployment service from rounding up
loaters or from appealing 10 those
men In noneSsential industries to
enter essential government work,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
OR FIGHT ORDER
GETS CoNFECTl0NERlES

Special 10 The World
BARTLESNiLLE. Sept 90 Mon.
day. Sept -, viii be tkidoo day Tor
sll employs IN any % tho non.
essential ayooatious .rvsignatcd as
such hy the government In Barile-.
willie and Washington county. nr-
cording 90 Instructions received to-
day hy Federal Employment Agent
A q Smith. and there WAS con
sternatlon M confectionery shops and
cold drink stands billiard and pool
halls street stands hootblack
stands and others. those having been
designated among tho non essential
clll,ngs and pyoprIctors and employees
VIII he givcr tho alternative of clos
ing their places OF business and get
ting into some essential work or tpke
the consequences The Instructions
90 Agent smith requests him 10 no.
tify the mayor and the police depart
meut Go issue orders 10 the police
men Go round w ON non-esscntial
and their employees and
Hee tSn' such engage iu essential war
work o' hn charged as vngs u viii
close tne pool halls aul uumbrr of
Shoe shining establishments. cold
drink emporiumq aud confectionery
stores here and M other towns In the
county II will also send to work
no small class ~ men, white and
black who have been doing odd Jobs.
lust enough 90 got hy, claiming they
were employed as cor washers rp.
uEe attendants soda fountain en-
ploNes ana helpers IN various call
ingr Mayor Easter saws The order
VIII be strictly obeyod and has I'm
struCted his Q@elals 20 put out the
drag net
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
FRENCH TROOPS
MAKE PROGRESS.

PARIS Eert 20 French trcnra
have made progress east ~ E0~lYiiy
lc Grand and the Nodsy farm on the
ricarly front south ~ ST. quentin
according 90 The official statement
issued an the war office tonighL4Ar.
ulort activity continues In the re-
giou 0f ST. Quentin and along tho
A'sne sector. the statement says
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

KANSAS CITY, sept t0.--One
hundred and fifty bridge and struc-
tural ironworksrs. who have been on
strike Tor week demanding in
crossed pay, agreed today to return
10 work tomorrow pending a decision
OF tho war labor board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 The
navy department was notified today
hv Admiral SlmB of tho deaths Of
hnsigns clyde N Palmer Of Maiden.
Mass ana Phillip Frothingham OF
Portland 4AIne. ln an airplana ac-
cldont In Eaae--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

STOCkHOLM. Sept 20.-Prlnce
EriS, duke OF Vestmanland, young.
est son OF King GustAf died today
OF pneumonia which developed from
spanish influenza The prince was
20 years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Yesterday was cardinal day an tho
War SAVINGS bank tho Cosdcn com
panY was IN charge ~ the sales and
a total ot $3.50 so worth 81 STAN ps
was sold Organised labor win be In
eharsg OF the sales at tho bank to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

s5b feet on tho X. Fixico No 9. In
tne southwest corner of tho south.
east OF the northeast OF 1tl7.7.
PONCA CITY -Marland ia under.
roaming al i.t25 feet ON the csme-
tefy In the northwest corner OF the
25-3e
The Wstchorn test on the Caldwell
iArm In the northeast corner OF the
southeast Of 24-26-2e rs drilling at
s,siO feet
BLISS The Bliss on a Develop
ment Co. h fishing at 2.2lS feet on
the Toung No !. IN the northwest
OF the southeast Of 12-2a-Ie
Westminster OIL a Gas Co is
drilling up an underreamer lug AZ
..fi5 feet on the Venselous farm In
the northest corner OF 27-25-ic
IN THE OSAGE--Grahan A. Bird
have n soo-harrel we'll In their No
? In 6-2I-10. The we'll was shot
on Monday
Graham q Bird No. IN the
northwest of the northeast of the
northeast of 36.93-s h good for 70
barrels
OLiVE-The Pennhoma on com.
pany has duSter az 2.B25 feet In It's
No. ?. Addle Blown farm. IN the
southeast corner OF the southwest OF
the northeast Of the southwest Of
27-is-9 The Red Fork sand was
dry
TONkAWA The Bhrtlewille
zinc company is rigging up its Per
rin No. |, In the southeast corner OF
tho northwest of'10- -26.2w.
The Gladys Belle rig on the Brown
farm In the northeast corner OF 2S-
26-2w Is still standing
EAST or LEONARD The New
York oil company has built rig
for No. 10. Gibson farm. In the
northwest corner ~ the southwest ~
the northwest OF the northeast OF 2S-
l7-1t
BRISTOW--A. 4. Rollestone is un.
dereramlnK AZ 2.s0O feet on tho test
IN 3i-16-l0. II should soon he due
10 set the Tucker sand. which IL
showing In the well in 5-IS-1O
OWASSO--CoN and associates are
drilling az 800 feet on their No. /.
Denton farm, In the northwest cor
ner NJ 36-2i-it
ERAM--Lambert and associates
have built a rig In the center Of
the west limo of the southeast OF the
southeasE Of 6-lS-t5,
The Otae Petroleum company II
drilling up i0-inch casing AZ 1,540
feet on the Brown farm In the south
east corner Of the southwest OF the
northwest OF 2s-23-3e
PFRRY-The Hak kbera we'll on the
Kenton farm IN 3t-21-1w. near
Perry, was reported yesterday drill
ing At 500 feet and Is about ready TO
run the IS y Inch casing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
Warranty Deeds

W hFfhntN itNues
q e.. Graves TO l. T., AweliuE
$500, lots SO, block 2. New Tanoha
Same 10 =, and c. q Mara $500.
lots 80 TO ~ Inclusive. block TO-,
Glenn View.
Same TO W p, wSrEa and wife,
5000. lot 20, hl6tk &. and lot 20.
block II. Glenn View
e. N. Meshew 10 A Rarnes S425.
lot II. block 81. West Tulsa addition
" e BoREs and wife 10 q l..
MautH, 81, lot !, block ~ Middleton
q Taylof addition. CollinWille
y. Christie 20 ! n ward. $40. east
hair southeast quarter 36-22t7
order of county court Cherokee
county approving above deed
" G. Scott guardian 20 j Y.
Ward i6S8SS. two-third interest IN
northwest quarter southeast quarter
96-22-11 ana one-third interest east
half southeast quarter 2s 22-is
order 81 county court Cherokee
county approving above deed
J - and s. Ward 20 " Reimer
tS.10O. east half southeast quarter
and northwest quarter southeast
quarter 36-22-l3
s. l.. KEYS and wife 10 ". T Nor
NANs wv lON l. NlN NNflW NNi lNl
q block 40. OwaSsc
r Chastain and wife 10 G. N.
Stevenson, $4,000. lot T. block -.
Moruiugsiie addition
NJ T. Crgis to n and q p. O'Con
nor, $4,000 lot s. block 10, college
addition
G. r. Mccullough and wife 10 ] y.
RraEassa $4,000 lot z, block &, and
lots / a inclusive, block 4 and 90
feet reserve between blocks -
Pouder and Puneroy second add.
ton
NJ a. GRAY guardian. TO !. r
Pautier; 5000 lot 2 aud northwest
quarter southwes, quarter northeast
quarter 6-16-tt order confirming
above sale
Etehhins Investment company 70
y HuRhes s28o; lots g2.2t hlock'g,
Orchard addition
G, O.. Lewis cpd wife to A y Fcs-
ter. $500. ldt and northwest
"a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
CHILDREN OF BELGIUM |
IN NEED OF CLOTHING
EotArians WIN Call sunday Aftnr-
noon for Bundles of Garments
to Help Clotho Bclgians.

Barefoot IN th0 snow AFlh FuA
avnr try it1 Some people have, but
they have. for the most part. been
simply health crhnks' They have
gone barefoot IN The snow With the
faddish idea that they we're being
cured Of some unnameable disease
Belgium goes barefoot IN tho snow
because she has no shoesl
Shoes arc what Belgium Will need
this winter. aa much 49, II not more.
than any other article Of clothing
TulsanH have plenty of them, last
years styles. some worn, other prhc-
ucally NJ good aH new 10 n not
possible 10 bring Joy 10 the hearts
~ the Belgian men and women and
20 the little children Just by giving
them your old shoss7 Imagine 1T
tie children going barefoot In the
Rnow. Frozen feet are never en-
tirely cured. and II might he Amer
teas fault a. In the future, there
are thousands Of Belglans with only
ono foot or no feet ~ all
when tho cold wind blows around
the corner Of the house. whistles
IN the telephone wires. forces you
10 bundle up your face and hurry
home. you believe you are under
going n hardship. when the gar
IL low for a few mornings and the
stove refuses 10 be lighted. you
think II Ia something swful
Here's scheme. g
Now then. Try this scheme 90
out in the snow with just a few
garments on. Leave of your warm
EtoukinKn and underwear ara wear
only what usually covers the out.
side; then tear n few holes In that,
and leave bff your coat Put a
ragged hat on your head Now. you
have a slight idea OF what the Rel
gians will have 90 undergo this com
ing winter unless America comes
generously 20 the rescue.
j. thero any red .hloodsd Ameri-
oan living who would stand by and
see n child with barely enough 10
cover It's poor little body, and not
give n some kind ~ shelter against
the ooldf Think. N n IL possible, ot
the condition OF thousands of poor
little children IN Belgium. Identical
IN condition with that just described
II does not seem possible that hu-
manity with iis Inherent qualities of
generosity, will allow suob hideous
suffering
Bow uabltsble Houses
There are few hAbitable houses In
Belgium; most Of them we're ruined
whoa the German lhordes, In their
lust for power against someone
weaker than they. oyerran the ooun.
try. Add 10 the misery OF being
homeless. that greater one OF being
without even adequate clothing for
the body II IN hard 70 Imagine. and
impossible 10 find eases parallel In
the United States. where there IL
plenty Of everything.
An old discarded suit. an old
calico dress. an old worn-out pair OF
shoes. would be a luxury 20 most OF
the Inhabitants of the little coun.
try that 30 gnmely stood up for It's
rights TulAnp have those In plenty
and have lots Of things that are not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
LEGAL
REsoLUTIoN.

p-aard 81 'Conntv Cn,nnissior,ys az Tnls.
County, Oklahoma, on October 7th, 1918,
~ o'clock 2 M. IN the County Court
liouhe Of Tuisa, ohllhomA, for the furnish.
Ing Of material Ard the constrve etiou oi two
soncrete bridges t2l and locations as fol-
lows
Bridge No SOS NJ. SEES 1890. 7. 10.
r. 3. 20 feet BY IS feet
Bridge No. Bi SECS Iala 7. 10,
r. %. 20 feet BY 30 feet
A per plans ard spscinsations 90 Tile
In The office Of the County Clsfk and County
Euginoer 10 the Court House 10 Tulsa,
Tulsa County, Okahoma
Tbs Commissinnsrt reserve the right 70
reject any and al bids. au bids " Be ar.
companiod BY a certified cheqk ooyGing 10
per cent Of bid
NJ order Of tho Board Of County Con
missiontt Of Tulsa County oklAhomA
LEHts CLINE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

worn out. but have simply been dis
cardod 10 allow the owner n follow
the whim of fashion or fancy
Tomorrow afternoon the Rotary
club will scour the city for such
articles. and II tH-hoped that Tulsans'
In their generosity. will have hru-
Giles " --underEarmouh for
both men and women and children
shoes. suits, dresses. coats and hats
ready when they are called for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

l. NJ. cole aud f. Fern Jones,
Tul0
Roy G. Carroll and Mrs Ethel May
Breeze Kansas City. No.
Othc Smith and Maude Waymlre'
BiXby Okla
A. =. McAlstcr Tulsa, and Mrs
Mary Thompson, El Reno, Okla
James Gayle Shretter. Bishgart'
Okla. and Bonnic Bell Bynum. Ska-
took. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
quarter southwest quarter northeast
quarter G-lB-li. addition.
Building Permits.

Building Permits.
r. $, humford one-Etory frame
dwelling, lots 23-2l, block s. Capitol
I'm addition. $1,000
T.. v Clulow. frame garage lot },
block 2. Hudson addition. 5000.
G. " Singleton. moreroom, lot T.
block l09. Tulsa. 5000
e.. q. Copsey, one story frame
dwelling lots 2f-28. block 10, Park
llill addition. $3.50
y f. IlllermAn. addition 10
dwelling. lot 10. block s, Midway ada
dluon. $500
T.. Cuco. frame dwelling. lots l5 10
4s. block 2, Easulnd addition,
G2.50O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

CADILLAC courE-ia model ,,,.n..,
condition, cAsh. Or Will trAda a. ny
SO model csri preferably po,a "ts'
sli Robinson nldF hoon
FOR SALE .ford Touring -ar. 1917 MI
9nly Hted months. good rors.,"I'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

1917 Msrmon, like new .,.,i',5oo
1918 stuts Roadster. good
condition ..........,.... 'so
1911 olds Touring. rsvar-
nlahed ................. 80
1917 Haynes wire wheels $50
1919 Jeffries 6. good as nov 75a
1917 Dodge Touring good
tires ...,...F.......,. 6ib
1917 studebaker ........ 500
1915 olds I. Seal bargain '2s
1917 Ford Touring. runs
good, demountahle rims
and good tires ........., 5iS
l9is Maxwell .....,... -
1874 Ford Touring ......, 900
$40 East Second 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

IN THE OSAGE--Grsharn A. BIRD
have n 2oo-harrel we'll In their No
2 In 6-24-io The we'll was shot
on Monday
Graham & Bird No IN the
northwest of the northeast of the
northeast of 36-93-s h good for 70
barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

OLiVE-.The Pennhoma on com.
pany has duster AZ 2.525 feet In It's
No, ?. Addle Brown farm. In the
southeast corner OF the southwest Of
the northeast " the southwest Of
21-lS-9 The Red Fork sand was
dry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

Ladies' Si,ooo Reward / positively guar
Nutea my srsni Successful 'Mouthv" Com
pound. safely relieves some Of the longest
mofi obstinate abnormal ehAsA IN . 10 !
dAyk No harm. paid or interference viii
Nerk. NAL $3.50 Double Strength "a 90
bockef tffe Write todaT. Or. r. A
snathinEiQa Remedy Co. i<s NAlH spssA
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qaSssSsS~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND Z
A WRIST wATCH--iast initials i. W. or
me bsek. Coll e1tot fcwstd
LlCtNsE TAG-Lost, No ssDo rhons
$500
LusT-Bbek bill book coniAininT rsris
tered card, key and f22 and some chang,
tindes NAY kfcp money " other articles
are returned 1908 Fast Sesnnd J. r
Eagcl
LOsr-foidsr contiiIinr sissidostiou snd
reputation rards Of G. p Parish. between
Third ard Main and f3i South Peoria
Finder please return 70 12t sou Peoria
lost small purse in post office ts SO IN
money, gold poeksltnifs rsturn 70 4oA
South Frisco reward belonged to work
ine girl
LOsg PACKAGE At Grsnd rhntst
rhurtday night parties who picked it No
are khosu 10 avoid trouble return 10
Grard rhsattr
LOST Near Midland Nallsy station smsn
green snd white pin wits letters r n.
pka rfWafd Phone 20li
MAN s. FOLpiNG rrRsF Lost Thurtday
between Hfoys't store and first ard vi
r'n. couiRining money and regifrattnn
gard No. 1888 return 10 Gcoiner Malone
Produce Go reward
sTRANEn on SroLFN-Fsmais iat ter.
rl,r White aud black ankwCrs 70 mans
ofybsih lrths warehouse atr0ss the track
from iairgrounds liberal reward phop,
tl0r " A 10y
PURELY PERSONAL
WEAK MEN -suNsnnK from ssFlai veal.
ness nervous debility. take Castlehsrry'
Sexual piis They restore iost manhood
and make weak men strong, mail 81 3
boxes sNTs plain vrsppst A. y CAs
teherry. Columbus Ga
SPECIAL NOTICE "a
SWITCHES MADE from combings and sil
knds ~ hair work done al Ssavsr's
Beauty shop. ~ Eaat fifth Phone
EFQa
SOLDIERS To M we will nm your ques.
nonsirss ires Crsvton Dick attorneys
SOP Blms Biz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

The Otoe' Petroleum company is
drilling up i0-inch casing AZ l,5t0
feet on the Brown farm In the south
east corner Of the southwest of the
northwest OF 2s-1a-3e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

BLISS-The Bliss OIL a Develop
ment co. is fishing at 2.2lS feet on
the Toung No !. I'm the northwest
or the southeast OF 12-2l-Ie
Westminster OIL a Gas Co Ia
drilling up an underreamer lug Al
2.fA5 feet on the Vanselous farm In
the northest corner of 27-2b-ie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

TONKAwA The Bartlesville
zinc company is rigging up It's Per
rin No. !. In the southeast corner Of
tho northwest of'1o-26.2w.
The Gladys Belle rig on the Brown
farm In the northeast corner Of 2S-
26-2w Is still standing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

PERRY Hakbers we'll on the
Kenton farm IN 3t-21-1w. near
Perry, was reported yesterday drill
ing at 500 feet and Is about ready TO
run the IS 4 inch casing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

OtntERs To M we will nm vour quss
uonsirss irse Crevson Dick attorneys.
SOP Blus Biz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

ERAM--Lambert and associates
have built a rig In the center Of
the west lino of the southeast OF the
southeasE Of 6-iS-15,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21

s5b feet on tho x. Fixico No. 3. in
mo southwest corner of tho south
east OF the northeast OF 1ti7.7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
AUTOMOBILES


Aoio%oblLhs ron SALE 10
Nh LIVING Wy SERVICES TO GoyFRV
WV ~ ny new Olda g, ,oar's.
Motor Co. south MAip ' ~ "o'fn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
A Bargain

seven passenger auto as eoos b.,
new Travelled 500 miles Par, -
consider lot Tor balance Aat..-,
Box T-s2. care world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

yr,,d SPECIAL NorfcBs a
49, ~, ND DRIVING CHuMY RoK6
Admiral snd XAnthna on W.ds.''3s,an A.
1boae aeoss go September is. plsass
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DRNMRiGHT Lancaster & Kerr
are reported to have showing FOR
q we'll ON the layton sBna In their
No 3 y eteyans farm IN the ren-
ter of the north line of the south.
east of l-lI-I
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Public Records.
Dlstrict Court

d. II. Lovstt vs. b. l. Brookins.
t73s.s0 on note
W. Il. Pickering Lum Der company
VI. l. l.. GiacominA and others,
t2o0.35 and foreclosure mechanic
lien on lot %, block .. Lynch For
sythe addition.
w. Il. Pickering Lumber company
We, q. l.. Logan and others. SOS and
foreclosure mechanics lien on lot
is, block 2. Fuller Walters addition.
RAMSEY De Meules. Rosser & Mar.
tin vs. Hillman Petroleum corpora
don. sl075 service.
state Of Oklahoma vs.. Carl Barber
and others. journal entry OF judg-
ment from county court Washington
county.
l., y. Bills vs.. C. E. Allen. chief
OF police. reployin auto; valuo $4,000.
J. 8, Blair We. w. Livingston
f5,S00.t5: breach OF contract
j, NanCamp Va. H. r. uooch and
others. N,247to; breach Of drilling
contract,
standard Savings & Loan associa
ton Ns II. l., Grant and others.
I2,Ii33S and foreclosure mortgage
east l5 feet lot 6. block 4. kirkpat-
rick Heights addition.
Ice on company vs. Crescent pe-
troleum n Gasoline Co Si.306.3A on
account; garniHhment affidavit.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-By owner lot 5oxiSb, east
ssll Ior bait Price 1850 Phone 2tel