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Liverpool Cotton.
-. A.>.>A>A As~ss

Liverpool. September 2-Cotton. spot
allow. prices steady: good middling,
70 ed; fully middling. 1s.72d: middling,
10 12d: low middling. 17.s7d: good ordi-
nary. 1572d ordinary, 15.1sd Sales 1000
bales. including 2400 American: receipts
1000 bales. including 1900 American. Fu-
lures closed steady; September. 1S.o5d:
october, 1s21d: January. 1s.Hd; March,
1e.nd: May, 1900; July, 1854.
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DRY Goods.

BY Assoclated Press
New York. September dry goods
market today opened quiet, mails being
heavy. Cotton yarns were lower and
gray goods weak. Hesitation was report
ed in garment making trades due to high
prices asked.
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Cotton Seed Oil
~ Aoeeejatet proeo

New York, September Black Of
buying power and the weakness in
cotton was responsible for a sharp de-
cline in cotton seed oil. Final bids
were 80 to IS points net lower. Sales,
300 barrels. Price crude. zoe: prime
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Atlanta, September 2.-Women will vote
here tomorrow in the city democratic pri-
mary. making the first time their sex
has exercised that privilege In Atlanta,
and, it is believed, in Georgia.
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How Liberties Closed
y A.,ssIasst Prsss

~ Ass0eIato1 PF00s
New York, September 2.-Lfberty
Bond final prices today were; St.s,
08.ol; first n, $40; second A..
82.84s first 4As. 94.5O; second 4l@s.
$3.50, third 4As, O4.8O; fourth 4Hs,
s3.2ss Victory 3Ns. 8e.57; Victory
fAs, 6o.B4.
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Chicago Futures
-. n---n
Cash Grain
nv Associated Press

Chicago. September Corn: No. 2
mixed, nominal: No. yellow. 81 72d1 .S2.
Oats: No. 2 white, nominal: No. white,
69672Zc Rye: No. 2, 81 .441kt11. As. Bar
lev 81 .22G1 &c. Timothy, nominal. Glover
nominal. Pork nominal. Lard, sc. Ribs
nominal.
st. Louis. September Corn: Sep
TENDER. .73A; December. $1.3T@ Oats,
September,71A c; December, 73%c.
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Coffee Market
Nv Associated Press

New York, September 2.--There was a
further sharp decline in the market for
coffee futures during today's earlier
trading. Weakness in Brazil over the
local holidays served to strengthen the
bearish sentiment which had been noted
here toward the end of last week. and
after opening at a decline of 20 to 20
points the market soon sold 45 to IS points
net lower. Around 1880 for December
there appeared to be some trade buying,
however, while later cables reported a
rally in Santos futures, and prices here
stiffened up several points on covering
with December closing at 17.64c. The
general list closed at net loss Of q to
Al points. September. 1s.04c; October,
II. soc; December, 17.64c; January. II Soc;
March, II Sac; May, 17.4sc; July, II. sc.
Firm offers from Brazil included San
tos As at 29029hc and Rio rs at 21G21 2oc,
London credits.
The official cables reported "a decline
of 225 reis in the Rio market. Santos
spots were 200 refs lower and the early
cable quoted futures so reis higher to
100 refs lower. Later cables showed a
rally of 100 to IT'S reis in futures. Bra
lillian port receipts, 10000; Jundiahy re-
ceipts, 5000.
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summer yellow spot, 23c; September
csc; December. 1920; March, 1900.
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Money Market

New York, September 2.-Mercantile
paper. 5A@51s; sterling 60-day bills,
Ala; commercial 60-day bills on banks,
4141s commercial 6o-day bills, 4.l4:
demand, 4.1SA; cables, 4.1S. Francs
deme nd, S.12; cables $40. Guilders,
demand, 81: cables, 37H Lire, demand,
965 cables, 96S Marks, demand,
411-16 cables, Az. Government bonds
firm; railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans firm; so and 30 days and
six months. 6 per cent.
Call money easy: ruling rate. g.;
bank acceptances, g.
Bar silver, $1.13%. Mexican dollars.
S6A.
Gid per ounce. Money, 3M per cent
Discount rates: Short bills, $3.50
So per cent. Three months bills,
9-1e@37s per cent.
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Spot Cotton.

Spot Cotton.
Bv A..ccistsd Prpss
New Orleans, September Spot cot
ton dull. unchanged. Sales on the spot
middling. 3l.25c; good middlfng 80 26c
Receipts. rs; stock, c64,s6e
New York. September Spot cotton
quiet; middling. s1.4oc.
Port Cotton
New Orleans: Middling. S1.25c: re-
CENTS. 335: sales. ~; stock. 26A.SS6
Galveston: Middlins. 3i50c; receipts 1873.
sales. e13 stock 11s.3oS
Mobile: Middling. 3.25; receipts 800;
stock, 1915.
Savannah: Middling. SOS; receipts 1868
sales, ass; stock, 1s79ss,
Charleston: Middling, $3.50; stock, 207, 759
Wilmington: Middlng, 1925; stock Is,
2o5.
Texas City: stock, $500.
Norfolk: receipts, e14; stock e4,707.
Baltimore: stock. 1892.
Boston: Middling 32.06; stock, $3.50
Philadelphia: 3l.65; stock. sl62
New York: Middling. 10; exports. 4s5;
stock, S2,10i.
Minor ports, Stock, 3s,7el.
Total today: Receipts. $780, exports. e465:
stock, s39,721.
Total for week: Receipts, 1o.s3; exports
55024
Total for season: Receipts. 245.4e4; ex-
ports, 525,925.
interior Movement
Houston: MiddlinR. $40; receipts, ~;
sales 1888: stock. 10S.537
Memphis: Middling. $50; receipts. 2se,
shipments. 257; sales 100: stock. 1858.
Augusta: Middling. 2ss7; receipts. 132;
sales, 300; stock, 112,215
ST. Louis Midding. $3.50: receipts. SO;
shipments, ST.; stock. 6l97.
Little Rock: Middling, 3i.OO; receipts, 50;
shipments 81 sales "a; stock 1903.
Total TODAY. Receipts, 1900; shipments.
11s2: stock Ss31l1.
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Produce Market

BY Associated Press
New York September Butter firm;
receipts 1898; first. 53166iAc. Eggs
irregular: receipts 13.5lS; frsts. 4sa51c.
Cheese firm; receipts 561S; average run.
291s@3oc
Chicago. September 2.-Butter steady:
receipts 7016 tubs; creamery extras. 541ac;
firsts, 5011M5311c: seconds 49@5nc stand
ards. 521k65Sc. Eggs higher receipts 49,
sos cases; firsts. 421a@4S1sc; ordinary
firsts, 37GS9c at mark, cases included,
3S041c; storage packed firsts. 45d45lAc.
Poultry. alive. unsettled. springers, Ssc;
fowls, 301sc.
New York, September Live poultry
steady; chickens. 30dS2c; fowls, 31m32c
turkeys, 25d2Sc; dressed steady: broilers,
30QD46c; chickens. 36d41c fowls 28dS9c
turkeys 43d49c.
ST. Louis, September Poultry, hens
26c; springs, sic; turkeys. SIC; ducks, 23c
geese. 19c. Butter. creamery, 541ac.
Eggs, 74c.
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New York, September Cooper
firmer: electrolytic, spot and Septem-
Der. 231ac: October and November, 2s1a
a Fac. Iron steady; No l northern.
$50; No. 9 northern, $2e; No. south
.ern, $3.50. Metal exchange quotes
lead quiet; spot, s5.55; September,
$5.671s. Spelter quiet; East st. Louis
delivery, spot and September offered
at $7.65.
At London. spot copper f1o1 IS: fu-
lures, f102 IS; electrolytics. spot. clio;
futures. f120 Tin, spot, 1878 los; fu-
lures. 1881 Sd. Lead, spot f24 lbs; flu
lures f25 Is Sd. Spelter, spot, $40 los;
futures, f41 los.
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New Orleans Futures

New Orleans. September 2.-Cotlon
closed steady at decline Of 70 to 70
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Potato Market

Chicago, September 2-Potatoes firm;
arrivals 122 cars: Wisconsin round whites,
sacked, car lots, $275 cwt.
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Rice Market.

Rice Market.
BY Associated Press
New Orleans, September Trough rice
easier; receipts. 1886 sacks; millers. e.
| 056 sacks. Sales, 3016 sacks Honduras, $50
all CSC; 1896 sacks Carolina, s.50dl2 10c.
Clean rice easy Sales, S2l4 pockets Hon
duras. 67s@12s4c; s4s pockets Blue Rose,
6614c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Perkins. who ciaim that the defend
ant leased iO-aCre tract lying in
section 29-I9-l1, Tulsa county, Tor
the perihd OF one year following
March rs 1913. Goble failed TO de-
vclop the land for oil and gas, they
state. and allowed salt water TO dam
age part OF the property so far a.
agricultural purposes are concerned
They ask cancellation Of the lease
and daMgtes Of $500.
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Producing Lease
For Sale

i will sell one-half interest
in 120 acres with one 10-bar-
rel well on the pump and one
offset well drilled to the sand
for $1,000. This lease has 40
to 150-barrel wells on the
north and east and nothing
to condemn on the west and
south. Will consider selling
one-eighth or one-quarter in
terest at corresponding price.
This is a snap and pay you to
investigate quick. Phone $500
or 6722R. Address 206 Cen
trail National Bank.
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The many friends and patrons OF
c, W Hodges and Dave Clements
viii be pleased To- know that these
two capable workmon have opened
"A nine chair barber shop IN the
lobby of the Kennedy Building
where they Will he pleased
10 see all old friends and
ready to make new ones. Doctor
Kennedy is TO he congratulated on
being able to have such "a well de-
signed barber shop In HIS building rs
an accom- OdAtion TO his many tenants.
Mr. G, w. Hodges has been In the
business for 3s years and has been
In Tulsa for . years, Mr.. Clements
has been In this city for "A number
OF years and haa had IS years ex-
erience in the barber business Their
shop Is thoroughly sanitary and
has al the modern conyenionces
that go TO make satisfied Gus
toner. Each chair will he In
charge OF N thoroughly experienced
competent barber and each will
strive/to please and tney will Nrater
to the most faatdious patron In a
degree that will surprise you.
Remember the opening date
Thursday, May /, lobby Kennedy
Building Barber Shop ADV
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LEGAL
n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TULsi
COUNTY. OKLAHOMA.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TULSA
COUNTY. OKLAHOMA
A. r. Thomas and Trojan Drilling Com
psny = corporation, Plaintiffs vs. Gratemsn
Crude on a Gas Company. OF II. Louis. a
corporation. D6fe1dant---No i933.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You and each OF YOU are hereby Notified
that by virutc Of an order issued and di.
rectad out OF the Superior Court Of Tulsa
County, oklshoma In tho above named
cause. that Leo Daniel. reroiver Ia said case.
will. at pubic auction or sale. sell 10 the
highest and best bidfsr for eash all Of SAID
propet.y pdm Ds'InHnsv 20 tns ,ha ron astendan,
Crock County. in the State Of Oklahoma or
such part thereof a. may he necessary 10
pay the outstanding liquid indebtedne.s and
be conducted at the west door OF the Court
House Of Tulsa County, Oklahoma. on the
18th day Of May. 1919.
Tha, the property 10 be sold or such
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

The Red I'M on & Gas Co. No.
ON the Morrow farm In the south
eas, ot 2s-23-2Ow is still engaged in
washing sand at 2,60O feet. No show
ing has developed since tho well has
been drilled deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Small company wants offset or
proven lease In shallow field--Okla
homa, Kansas or Texas. DO not sub
nit anything with or adjoining dry
holes or abandoned wells Please
furnish plat and full details, Ad-
dress u. O. Box 629.
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SAVE $50.

Make your Healing Remedy at
home, Get a soc bottle OF Farris'
Healing oil. add II TO "A pint OF lin
seed oil and you have "A full pint OF
the best healing remedy that money
can buy. 1t cures old sores, wounds \
cuts and scratches. We stl 1t
Adv.
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Al Broken Arrow. -,

] ", Webster II drilling at 800
fee In section s-ls-l5.
Ralph wood and Leo Kaufman
are waiting on casing and have "A
showing OF oil in their well In tho
northwest corner OF the northeast
OF The northeast OF l6-ls-l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Albert r. Patrick is here from
Fort Worth and reports that his
son-in-law, A. y. Reese, is out again
after n long siege OF the influenza
He has house on the Dallas boule-
ward out OF Fort Worth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

The pagc-Fowler and others are
spuldinR in "A water well on the
WigEs farm In tho center OF the
north line OF the northwest OF S5-
gO-N
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A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS

When your young chicks do not
grow and thrive they need a tonic
b. \. Thomas Poultry Remedy is
not only a tonic. but u specific for
Bowel Trouble. Gaps. and other
chick troubles. Get IL today. We
sell 1t on the money back plan
ADV.
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g, T. Craw1ey IL expected home
from New York some time today. He
will doubtless have some interesting
news OF the Sinclair company.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sAAp

HUDSON super siI roadster for ,slc.
Phone 1909
lPl7 PULLMAN chUmmy roadster, good
condition sl1i. Phone 393 botrccen
and 5 y m
FOR SALE OR TRApf Ny special hu,it
chummy roadster, chrap Tor cash good
foad cAr good running ordar has ~ bs
seen 10 be appreciated, almost now tires
'an he t~cn at p2a \ Main
foRb TOT RING, ipls mode excellent
condition real bargain for cash sale
fhono 52iO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

! w Webster IL drilling at l,4O0
fec, In section 2i-20-l4, and will go
deeper.
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TWO LAND OWNERS WANT
TO CANCEL GOBEL LEASES

Asking damages Of 1900 and can.
collation. OF an oil and gas lease
on property described as section 90
1913 Tulsa county. upon the
grounds that the lease has expired
and further, that the defendant.
while lessee, failed to kcsn his agree
ment to drill oil wells on the 2O-acre
tract Of land, suit was filed In SUI
perior court Saturday by Ralsa f.
Morley owner Of the property.
against h. G.. Goble.
a similar suit was filed against
dobie py Y O. Perkins and Annie
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Ed Mahoney. with John Camplon
IS back from Chicago.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roR SALE

FOR SNLf Good chummy roadster. Ipen'
did condition, good looking Phone No.
2l62
NEw FORD ToURISG CAR Tor sale Phoes
Hl37
FOR SALE--iat. 1917 Maxwell touring; in
very good condition $3.50 viii accept
$3.50 cash or i.,berty bonds, balance
terms Cell at 70s S Galveston
ron SALE on TRADE 4 real strip down
car one hall cash, balance per month for
cheap Ford can show snyono al ths
speed they want 800 Eighth -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice la hereby given that on tho 18Th
day OF May, 1919, tho Commissioners Of
Tulss County oklAhoms. will receive, open
and consider proposals for the grading.
paving and otherwise Improving the follow
Ing Tulsa County Roads!
Miles---0. OF SNetion Il
Miles to 5. inclusive. OF srctlon M -
Miles, TO 5, Inclusive. Of Section ~ Il"
Miles 10 Z, inclusive, OF Section 20
Part OF mile OF Section e. from east
end OF mile 2 R-cilon 81 II" north Is miles.
thence cast o rs mile TO the town OF Dawson.
: Beinr . total OF approximately ls miles
plhns, ptoiIleS Speclfications and esti
mates are OF file In the office Of the CeantY
Engineer County Clerk. Court House. Tulss
Oklahoma, and with tho Department OF
Highway Capitol Building oAShoma City.
OklAhomA
All proposals 20 he addressed sealed and
delivered TO the Board OF County Commls'
aionep Of Tulsa County OklAhoma, In care
oi the County CLERK. on or befcts two t2)
o'clock y. m, OF tho date AboNe set out.
Proposals. 10 be accompanied with q certl-
fled check In an amount equal to bpprori.
matey ten Cf0) per cent OF tho sum Of
tho bid. drawn on q bank located In The
Stale Of OklAomA The right 10 hereby
reserved 10 reject any and all bids
Dated this eth day of April. 1919
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF TULSA
COUNTY
by LEWIS CLINE. County Clerk
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Inothe Oil Fields
billings Test Wells.

Tho Humphreys Petroleum com
,nan, Ia still hung up with "A fishing
IAN ia No. l ON the Duffick farm
IN ,Ae northeast corner OF the north
,asl % l-25|gw.
Tbc Garfield OH a. refining Co
ba. shut down for orders at 2,b0S
Wet IN tho test on the Potter farm
IN the southwest corner OF the south
west Of 2-2l-3w.
Tho Consord oil & Gas 60. has
.bl, down for orders at 2,2S2 feet
In So. / on the Chsffee farm In the
northwest corner of the southeast
OF 3O-23-3w.
Tho Garber oil & Gas Co. has shut
down for orders after completing It's
contract Ia No. ! on the Cinnamon
tarm In the northwest corner OF the
southwest of 33e23-aw at > 1915 feet
Hnllett
Tho M!nnehoma OH company Is
drilling at 925 feet on the Skinner.
No. IN the center of the north
line Of the northeast OF the south
Gast Of l3-2i-7. No. on the same
farm in the south est corner OF tho
northwest OF the northeast of the
soutrcast of the section is a rig.
Thompson and others No. 3 on the
Thurnbcrg farm In tho southwest
corner OF the northeast OF the north
tas. Of 35-2l-7 is shot and good for
~ barrels al 1889 feet
Cleveland.
Tho Duncan r ussell and others
tc.t on the Delano farm In the
sou,hwctt OF 26-2l-S Is cleaning out
The Twin State oil company has
fpudded It's No. | Hughes farm In
the center OF the north line OF the
northwest OF the southeast sf L.
10.
Tho Selby oil & Gas Co has
spIlded th% No. / Moore farm in
tho southwest corner OF the north
We, OF the northeast OF 12-20-7.
John Markham, jr.. has moved In
rlg tlmbcrs for No. Thomas farm
in the northwest corner OF the
southeast OF the northeast OF 90
FL
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AUTOMOBILES
spHCIAL NOTICBS

MRS, TtCkER'S cutlre cultured codtsn
IN dancing June / 81 So snd orpor'un,'
Is for the best work Clss- Monday
"Wednesday. saturday evenings flks
Phone $500 Private lc"oNs.
'NMHY PAY MuKEi
Export watch repairing IieAuinE W main
spring. 81. CRYSTALS. 9Sc Al work fully
guaranteed. Railroad work ,pertslty, For.
merly Inspector isr three rosds 20 years
spcfirncc IN the Most retail stores and
watch factories Il J Gordon.s Watch RH.
pa'r shop = North M''n
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WANT ADS


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All charge ads are due and payable he
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Out-oftown, household Eoons and stus'
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Naturalization OF Advertisemeuts not
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All ads run In both morning aud evening"
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All ads received before II .. m. run in
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND rcvND

LooT AND ftubb
VS. REWARD for return one black mare, .
years old one bay mare. 4 years old ,
one brown marc . yeArs old. Address
Cole kiffer, Okla
LOS Between AVsnt and Cleveland,
Okla, April 20. black leather irAVelipg
bag, with Frank pritchArd's name aud
address on card plate ~ reward for
return Of same to Drumright OLA.
Fot$D--sGm Of money Phone i03l.
LOST Between Mctsin dairy an Broken
Arrow road aud Main st. aOSJ n kel.
~ Springfield tire. mounted on rim aud
Tire cover reward Souty MclAne dairy
LoSr--Apnl II Frisco station, black
leather week end case Reward n re.
turned 10 College Pharmacy. Phone
1891
LOsT-wire wheel from Abbott Detroit car
on road from NowAts q Tulsa, between
~ and Thursday afternoon FINDER
please call s50s, rul" Reward
LOST Neck piece brown iur, Friday eve.
ming Empress, 100 South Main.
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Personals

Jack Summers Is back from Texas
and says that he has just received
word that J. c. Skully, who left Cal
ifornia on April "a, VIII be here in
Tulsa within a few days. He ex-
poets to remain here for six weeks,
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LEGAL

part thereof as NAV ho necessary FOR thu
purpose OF said sale Ia - follows
oil and gas lease and personal property
used IN connection herewith on
The North hslf Of the Northwest quarter
OF tho Southwest quarter aud the southwest
Quarter Of tho Northwest quarter Of the
Soulhwest Quarter Section Thirty.two t3g,
Township twenty eight t2s) North, Range
thirteen tia) East Of the Indian Meridian,
containing thirty (30l acres, more or lees,
Washington County ok,shona.
The Northeast quarter tN Y. Y OF thu
Northwest Quarter Is. W ~ OF Section
Fifteen 40. Township seventeen tl)
North. Range eleven tD East, l. ID. Nj.
Greek County, OklAhoma,
An inventory Of tho property and tho
condition Of sAmo may ho Investigated 81
any timo before Mlo by prospective PUT
chaters Al the office OF tho re~aiysr, Ice
DAnie srd floor Exchange National Rank
hnilding or ut the office OF tho attorneys
FOR tho receiver, roc 4 LuDdy. Az Palace
building Tulsa 6t'."G~%@,r ~@r , ,rypv u.
N