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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-26

Mrs. D. C. Mathison this afternoon filed her petition with City Clerl Reed, being candidate for the schoo board.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-26

FOR SALE Real estate, improv- d and unimproved. Apartments 10 ct. L. E. Spencer, M27.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-26

FIELD GLASSES at J. l.. Graet'S.
 If.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
TULSA FIELD HAS MANY
NEW WELLS IN PAY SAND

Tulsa, Okla. Sept. 5.-Ths following
compilations have Just been made in
the vicinity Of Tulsa:
Pomeroy and Hamilton have COM
pleted a wei on the Besser land. in
the southeast quarter Of section "a
20-e. keystone district. Pawnee
county. This IS their fourth COM
pletiOn on the property and II is
making - barrels Of oil per day.
E n. Mcdowell ha a 5000 600 cubic
foot gasser in his initial test in the
southwest quarter Of section 12-l5-I5,
Nuskogee county.
The Gladstone OIL company's initial
completion in the Cement district is
making 200 barrels of oil at a depth
OF 2349 feet
Ruben and Baron have completed
their second well on the Watashe
property. in the southeast quarter Of
section 36-1S-1q. Crc-k county. The
well in making 50 barrels
In the southeast quaTetr Of section
36-1S-19. Creek county. the Texas
comp any has a 40 barrel wen in its
fourth completion on the Tate land
The Henry on company has its third
completion on the Adams lanf in sec
ton 16-14-12. Beggs district The
vel is producing 700 barrels Of oil
daily.
In section 24-2o-s. Keystone dis
trice, PaWnee county. the Pomeroy
anu I4dlAAAANA lENNAH nav r a a4 AsA- ca
well in heir second completion on the
Richards land
Newbert and King have a well max
ing 100 barrel per day in their eighth
conn letion IN the Talmar land in the
northwest quarter Of section 19-27-16,
No ata county.
Guffer and Gillespie have com
pleted a third test in the northwest
quarter OF section 34-22-10. Usage
county. It is making IS barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

we'll Ballentine has the drilling
contract.
The States oil corporations test on
the Turner tract is producing $50
barrels Of oil and some gas.
The Eclipse and Gillespie oil com
panies wells on the o. J. Cotton tract
south Of the Wright tract are both
producing oil in an incompleted
state
The Prairie Oil and Gas company
is drilling at 1900 feet on this same
The Texas. oklahoma and the
Goode Oil companies and the Chap
man and Seaman & McCoOtrie are in
the big lime The Nook well is
cleaning out after two shots. which
were given il last week.
On the Ferguson tract east Of the
W T. Turner tract, the Humble Oil
company has wei making $500
barrels per day and four rigs up.
This company is drilling two wells
and has a rig up for a third test on
the McCord land. On the Scott prop
erty this company has gasser in
its No L
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is drilling at a depth of 300 feet
on the J. N Turner tract On the
McCord tract this company has
new rig up
moved the boiler back and is pre-
pairing 10 complete its well on the
Cooksie tract The well is now
spraying oil and making 100000
cubic feet Of gas.
On the Scott tract the Texas Crude
at a depth Of 1900 feet. South Of
this the Aritex Oil company is try
ing to pull liner caught in its hole
at about $500 feet The drillers viii
shoot the well when the liner is re-
moved.
Phillips Oil compauy's test on the
Altman tract is making 100000
cubic feet Of gas at a depth Of $3.50
feet There is q showing Of oil in
this we'll
The Ranger Rock Island company
has a derrick up for a second test
and location for third test on
the Wright tract In the middle OF
this tract the Gladstone Oil company
has a Wen making 400 barrels in an
incompleted stage. Chapman has a
well making 300 barrels south Of the
Gladstone well on a 20 acre lease.
The Ardizone-Braden Oil company
on the Kincaid property is down to
a depth OF 200 feet
The Caldwell Oil company is drill
ing at $500 feet on the Sinner prop
erty.
The Great Southern Oil company
has drilled by the lost string OF tools
and is straight roaming at a depth
Of 34s5 feet This well is on the
Baumgardner tract.
The Ranger-Cisco is drilling in the
southeast corner OF the Miller tract
upon which the Mother Pool OIL
company has been compelled tol
abandon its test This well was
drilled to a depth OF $500 feet and
after being shot at this depth with Z
no result Il was abandoned.
East Of the Connellee tract Cos /
den is drilling at 1000 feet on the /
Barber tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Morale of Army Officers Lowers;
Men Say Government Meets Increase
In Il. C. OIL. By Reducing TheirRank

who could not make as much IN civil
life as they can in the army.
Regulars Quitting Too.
The memorandum, however, shows
that out Of the 1856 designations 164
we're from officers who were in the
army quite a while before the war.
so apparently had chosen the army
as their life work.
One prominent Ell Paso officer said
Thursday. IN explaining many Of the
designations; Increased rank during
the war meant increased pay Now
that the war is over the cost Of living
is even higher. but demOtlons are
coming and with them much less pay.
Civil opportunities offer greater in
comes than most OF US have in the
army. During the war We said There
is a war; we can stand anything in an
emergency Now the war Is over.
Unlike our brothers in civil life, we
cannot strike It would mean court
martial There is nothing for many
officers 10 do but resign
Moving Expensive.
Moving is one Of our chief eX-
penseS. An officer with family must
pay from $50 to $500 every time he
moves and he has nothing to say about
it. He. doesn't get it back No allow
ance is made for it. You would be sur
prised TO know how many officers.
some Of them high up, are in debt
I'VE feel provision should be made
for these conditions IL the govern
ment expects to keep as high class of
men in the army as you can find in
civil life IF something isn't done.
you'll soon find the best educated and
restrained army men back in civil
The war department. after the in
vestigatiou is completed plans to
make recommendation to congress
for legislation solving the problem Of
morale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Figures on Decrease Are
Not Without Encourag
inc Features. However.

According to statements and fig
ures published in recent oil journals,
wells in the Ranger. Tex, field is "A
wells in the anger. Texas. field is "A
percent per month. This calculation
is based. it is claimed. upon an aver
ager decline Of all wells in the field
from the time Of completion to the
present time The Ranger field proper
IS considered in the estimate.
According to the figures Of IA per-
cent monthly decline the life Of the
average well in Ranger could be only
about eight months. AS many Of the
wells there have been flowing ever
since the existence Of the field these
figures NAV be misleading The heavy
rate OF decline is mainly the rapid
falling OFF from the initial production,
when the gas pressure which causes
the uoW IS strongest 1t is claimed
that close analysis shows that the
Ranger field wells show an average
decline Of 30 percent in production for
the first two months. and this is what
runs the average rate per month up
10 Il percent
IN this connection the Oil Weekly
for August 80 says:
There is further encouragement.
however. in the fact that many Of the
Ranger field wells are making their oil
from the first pay or even from the
lime above the socalled Gordon sand
The lime wells have shown the best
tenacity Of any producers from the
lower strata, possibly due TO the fact
that so few are producing from the
lime in comparison to the total num-
Der Of wells in the field. and this
horizon IS therefore not heavily taxed
at the present Wells that are show
ing their oil from the upper stratum
in the Bend series have the prospect
Of getting renewed life from deeper
drilling and even fhose from fha 1ovr-
est depth in the Bend may be further
revived by giving theatment OF nitro {
glycerin. or putting them on the pump
after their flow has stopped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
RANGER WELLS WELLS EXTEND
SHOW DECLINE. EASTLAND POOL
Poteet and Wright Come in
With Big Production
to the Northeast.

Eastland, Texas. Sept 5.-The
Eastland oil field has been greatly
extended in the last ten days The
completion Of the Root. Hupp & Duff
Poteet 10. 4 and Of the Ranger-Roek
Island well on the Wright tract
were the sensations. The Wright
well came in with a production OF
5000 barrels Of oil per day This well
is situated four and a half miles
northeast Of Eastlanc.
Directly north of town. a distance
Of four miles. the Poteet No. is
situated a mile west Of the Eli Per
kins tract where Root, Hupp & Duff
brought in the famous Perkins
gusher two months ago. This well
got 500 barrels per day for seven
DAYS from a sand about 100 feet
above the big pay Operators from
ever. part of the field watched with
interest the setting Of the six-inch
casing and wondered just what the
outcome would be. When completed
this well made 5000 barrels daily and
greatly encouraged operators drill
ing in the surrounding territory
Eight miles north Of Eastland the
Hueco- Ranger Oil company's second
well on the Holleman tract is max
ing 500 barrels at a depth of 1900
feet This wen is an offset TO the
we'll the company in partnership
with the Hercules oil company
brought in a couple of weeks ago at
a depth Of 1895 feet with an initial
production of 1909 barrels daily.
The Empire Oil and Fuel company
has the six-inch casing set in its
Peoples well one mile southwest Of
the Poteet gusher at a depth Of 1870
feet The drillers say that a show
ing Of oil and gas has been encoun-
tered on top Of the line at this
depth
When It was but a theory that the
Poteet tract might prove that the
western limit OF he Eastland field
was a long way from the Balentine
Alberts and Perkins gushers. manY
operators started wells in the neigh
borhood Of the Poteet tract The
bringing in Of the No. 4 greatly en-
couraged the development and the
wells have been going forward rap
idly. Among these tests is the
States Oil corporations lobe Nor
ton No. l, which is now producing
100 barrels Of oil in the upper pay
sand The operators expect the drill
to pierce the big pay at any moment
and believe that when il does the
well will be one Of the big gushers
Of the district The well is situated
laAL q mile west OF the EOLtel NJ
l. This company has three new 10
cations and is moving in materials
for three derricbs that are to offset
The Hueco Ranger well on the Hollo-
nan tract
Root, Hupp & Dufrs Poteet No. l
IS drilling at $3.50 feet The No.
Is making 12,00O.0O0 cubic feet of gas
It a depth Of 1905 feet No. Po-
-eet is drilling at 800 feet; No 5
7oteet is a rig No. 6 is spudding and
30. is a rig.
Northwest Of the Poteet tract
-hese parties have a well on the Ray
Connellee lease which his drilling at
$500 feet On this same property
the North American Oil company
is drilling an offset TO this well on
the south side.
On the Barnes tract the Mcdonald
OIL company is drilling at $3.50 feet
Northwest Of the Root, Hupp and
Ouffs Roy Connellee well the FL
Paso-Ranger is preparing to sink a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
OCEAN WELL AT RANGER
PROVING ALMOST PHENOMENA

Eastland. Texas. Sept. 5.-Ocean oil
and Refining company's No. 1 Wen on
the Brooks estate gagged 400 barrels
Of oil into the pipe line yesterday.
The oil is flowing from the shale
and slate on top OF the black lime
So FAR no oil sand has been encoun-
tered The flow Is slowly Increasing
as the well cleans itself out
The drillers were unable to drill
deeper today on account Of the strong
gas pressure. which keeps blowing
the boiler out.
The vel is 1888 feet deep and has
about 200 feet yet to go through the
lime to the sand
The well IS making the best flow Of
oil Of any OF the Ranger wells at
this depth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

THE high cost Of living. low salar-
1 les for army officers. and in some
Instances a feeling that there has
been a lack Of gratitude shown in
demotions, are combining to lower the
morale Of the commissioned person
mel of the United States army. accord
ing to army officers in this district.
who are agreeing with a memoran-
dunn recently issued by Mai. Gen.
William Ham, chief of the war plans
division Of TIE general staff. copies
Of which have reached FL Paso.
Moreover. so impressed has Gen.
Peyton c. March. chief of staff. be-
come with the statements made in the
memorandum and with constantly
lowering morale of army officers that
in every division. The probe is being
made in FL Paso now.
d2.2 Percent Resigned.
One Of the effects Of small pay and
demotions is that many officers are
resigning as rapidly as possible. Be
tween the signing Of the armistice.
November II. 1913. and August u.
1913. the number Of officers who have
resigned is 1866 On October 81. 1918.
there were 10.403 officers in the reg
ular army It thus appears that 12.2
percent or practically one officer in
eight, has had his resignation accept
ed in the past nine months.
The unpleasant fact pointed to by
the conditions, army officers say. is
that after every man has resigned
who Intends to do so. only two kinds
Of officers will remain. These kinds
are the officers who have been with
the service years and are trained in
no other line or the kind Of officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Abilene, Texas. Sept 5.-The Fort
Phantom Hill OIL company's No. Joe
Scott. situated Is miles north Of Abb
lene, got a showing Of gas at between
1900 and 1900 feet. Drilling Is being
carried deeper and the operators be-
lieve that they viii encounter an oil
sand soon
The Sears test. seven miles north
west Of Merkel. is drilling in black
slate at POO feet.
The Bland test west Of Merkel IS
drilling with both night and day
shifts
Allison and York's test on the Ham
ilton tract Is miles south Of Abilene
and the No. I Clark OF Gillespie Rem
lex, 10 miles southwest Of Abilene.
are shut down for casing.
Allison and York's No. ! Hale is
waiting for an underreamer at 114Q
feet Nothing but hard formation has
been encountered in this test
South OF Merkel the PUTNAM test
was spudded in last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Tulsa. Okla. Sept 5.-The GLADYS
Belle Oil company has purchased the
holdings Of Alexander and associates
in Okmulgee county amounting TO
approximately $500 acres. including
some Of the richest land in the Beggs
district. with COO barrels production
daily. The deal was made for the
consideration Of $1,000. 600.
The Gladys Belle oil company is one
Of the most successful operating con-
Germs in the midoontinental field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
HAVE OIL AND GAS COMPANY
FILES CHARTER AT SANTA Fl

Santa Fe. y. NJ, Sept. 5.-Incorpora-
ton papers have been filed by the
Home oil and Gas company, Of Santa
Fe- The capitalization IS $4,000, with
shares at SO each. The statutory
agent is William J. Parker and the
fncorporators are A. c. Koch. J. B. c.
Lopez, n. s. Herrera and Manuel Mar
tinez, Of Santa Fe: J. G. Borrego. Of
Chamita. J. c. Garcia and o. 7. Es-
pfnOsa. Of Velarde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Uses Trained Crow to
Stalk Others; 81 Each

Chardon, O.. Sept 5.-Berrie Lind
ley has a pet crow, and everywhere
Bernie likewise totes his shotgun. and
while the crow caws plaintively Ber-
ME pumps the shotgun at the crows
attracted by the calls Of his pet Ber-
ME gets a dollar a crow bounty and
recently cashed in on thirty-seven
dead croWs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Bonham. Texas, Sept. 5.-The drill
ers Of the Telephone Oil and Gas COM
pany's well about u miles northeast
Of Bonham encountered a showing of
oil at a depth OF $50 feet No estima-
ton has yet been set on the produc-
ton
If oil lies at this shallow depth in
this vicinity. it viii mean a great ad-
vance in prices OF property and leases
and the probability OF many new oil
operations for this territory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
TO CONSIDER FREIGHT RATES
ON WHEAT IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe, -. NJ, Sept. 3. On Sep
TENDER 10 a conference viii be held
by the state corporation commission
and railway traffic managers TO con-
slider freight rates on wheat into the
Rio Srande valley. The New Mexico
Aiillers' association will be represent
ed at the conference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Waxahachie. Texas, Sept. 5.-The
Shamrock oil company Of Waxa-
hachie has Just sold 1880 acres OF
its lease near Amarillo
Only a short time go this company
purchased $1,000 acres Of leases near
Amarillo for the exact price that Il
has now disposed of half Of the lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
LAW AGAINST SELLING
STOCK on THE STREET

Wichita Falls. Texas. has an ordi-
nance against selling oil stocks on
that city's streets. An oil stock sales
man sold stock on the streets to get
arrested and thus make It a test case.
He was fined SIS. He appealed the
case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
DRILLING 795 OIL WELLS
IN The WEST TEXAS FIELD

According {, the Oil We ky there
were 795 wells actually drilling, as
rigs completed and ready for opera
ton and Sc locations in various west
Texas oil fields on August Is last
The distribution Of these Ly counties
was as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20
Real Estate Transfers

Axel E. Olander and wife. to Spear
Sanford and wife. 28th Ave. Of
Indiana Str. II 2-3x70.....$ 1870
Henry J. Kelland and wife to Helen
NJ. Snowden. SD st. 244 IT Of
Maple Str. $ 50x12S. 1000
John p. McCaffrey and wife to
First Lutheran church, cor
31st and jackson Str. 13s
Helen Arthur to John G. Wuerfei.. '
s.w cor. 18th st. and Victor Ave.
william siiO 4 Redick and wife to ia. '''00'
cob Slosburg Jr. ct al, sw cor
18th and Jones st. 5oxe3.s4 and
Robert F. Elliott and wife to Jo-
seph Peterson, 2sth Ave. 81 IT.
N. of Bristol st. 35x57..... $500
Edward NJ. Slater and wife to
Sadie L. Jennings. Taylor st. $50
IT. of saith st. s 50x12s.5.., $3.50
Anthony Preucil and wife to c.
George Carlberg, W cor. seth
and Oak st. 41.9x136 ......... $500
Julius A. Benson ct al to Andrew
E. Stamm. Webster ST. 11275 IT.
of 33d st. 55x160.......... 1900
Enock Olson and wife to Louis
Stalinaster. S2nd st. 1873 of
Myrtle Ave. " 46x120....... 1900
DuWitt W. Smith extr, to David
of 18th st. s 22x1S2. $4,000
tina N. Snow, Davenport st. $50
IT. Of 44th st. n l00y12S.... 1000
Anna Cole Leflang and husband
to Harriette Victoria House. n
cor 18th and Leavenworth SITS.
24x9S.4 l7,5OV
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples have been issued
Mans and Address. Age.
Barnard F. Riggs, Omaha. ......... ~
Beatrice r. Duffield, Omaha .......ls
George Homes. Oakland. Neb.. .'..ss
Amy Swanson, Bancroft. Neb. ........is
Row M Rovdep Omaha .over 81
Mae l.. Ball, Omaha. over IL
Victor Kerker, Polk, Neb.. .............2l
Helen NJ. Reeb. Polk. Neb.. ..........l ~
George c. Green. Chicago. lll..........26
Ella Maud Fawcett, Portland, Ore.. ..2S
Fred A. Thompson, Omaha. az
Esther Carlson. Omaha. ..lS
Earl f. Dowell. Kansas city. No.. go
Leta Cohn, Nebraska City, Neb.. 80
Emmett Washington. Omaha. ....s
Jou,s Brown. Sioux city. Ia..... over ii
MoIlie f. Prusiner. Sioux City. Ia. over IL
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20
ORIN S. MERRILL,
l0l5-l0l6 City National Bank Bldg
AUCTION SALE OF HIGHLY

lMFHOSEp FARM.
To close and settle an estate the un-
dersigned referee has been appointed
by the district court Of Saunders county,
Nebraska, to sell the highly improved
farm left by the late Charley B. Boyd
to-wit: The Southwest Quarter and the
South Half of the Northwest Quarter
and the North Half Of Southeast Quar-
ter all in. Section %. Township 10.
Range I; Saunders county. Nebraska.
This Is the Boydston farm and consists
Of 320 acres Of the very best of Saund.
ers county land, and Is located two miles
east and one mile north Of the prosper
Gus village Of Ceresco
Thesoil Is fertile black loan with
Nlay subsoil. The premises are equipped
"a with sets OF good. serviceable improve
ments; garages, one storing cars.
capacity; l 75-ten cement silo; / barn
capable Of storing 1870 tonst hay and con.
tanning stall cattle room 1sx4o. with
stanchions for cows: chicken houses
closed with 500 rods Of bs-inch woven
wire fencing nailed to Usage posts. The
quarter section has 1925 acres in a high
state Of cultivation. the remaining IS
be cultivated. Ono so-acre tract has 50
acres In high state Of cultivation, the
balance hay and pasture land: rs acres
OF this can be cultivated The other
cultivation. the. balance in hay and
pasture land and grove. 10 acres of this
being the best hay land In Saunders
county. 70 acres Of this so can be
cultivated: ~ acres are sown to fall
wheat, In excellent condition and goes
with the real estate.
The above excellent and productive
farm will be sold at the court house In
Wehoo. Neb.. on Monday. December %.
1919. at o'clock in the afternoon. in
tracts to suit purchasers and possession
given March l.. 1920. The sale will be
kept open one hour. Any person inter-
ested is invited to view the farm.
sLAMA & DONATE. Attorneys, Wa
hoo. Neb.
F. J. K1RcHMAN. Referee. wahoo,
Nah -
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20

d. Professions and Trades.
PRINTER-We want bright good-ap--
pearing, ambitious young man, with at
least a high school education, as an
understudy to assist in getting tnstruc-
lions from customers, arranging copy,
learning estimating, ETC.: young
man, preferably from fair-sized coun-
try office who has had some all-around
mechanical experience in such a plant.
This is a rare opportunity for an in
telIigent person who wants to advance
and wishes a good chance to develop
into a first-class salesman and .arn
the business end Of. the printing bust
ness Plant is large and most mod
ernly equipped In the west. Apply by
letter to the National Printing COM
pany. 18th and Harvey, Omaha, Neb
Don't write unless you have the courage
to stick on the job.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. union
familiar with compiling and designing
live stock sale scatalogs: $50 to start;
state qualifications and age. Address
Y-811, Omaha Bee.
LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIR, vUL-
CANIZING.-LOS ANGELES Y. NJ. c.
A. Auto School.
WANTED-First-c class machinist. LIE Bron
Electric Works. S18t South 18th st.
Statesmen and solicitors
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20
The Weather.

For "a hours ending p. m. December
10, 1919:
Temperature.
a. m. dry bulb, II. wet bulb l6.
Noon. dry bulb. 20; wet bulb. 20.
p. m. dry bulb, 20: wet bulb. 81
Highest, 90: lowest, IA; mean. Is: nor
NAL IS.
Total excess since January l, 4.I9
Relative Humidity, Percentage.
a. m, 81: noon, sS:|7 p. m. 90.
Precipitation, Inches and Hundredths.
Total, 8: total since January l, 2s.67.
excess deficiency. "a
Report From Stations at Pm
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20

CAN place Immediately several men hav-
ing selling or soliciting experience: this
IL the easiest selling proposition In
Omaha. backed by the best premium
offer on the market. Weekly guarantee
and commission. Apply $3.50 to $3.50
q. M. and 4:3o afternoons. Mr.. Broply.
Circulation Dept. Bee office.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20

We sell new ind near-new furniture.
stoves and rugs at lowest prices: cash
or paymepts Amer Furn. Co.. SOS i6.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20

rooms furniture. or will,
m = ptoea. Tyler 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-20

WANTED = Stock saiesmen. $4,000. 900
corporation selling In Iowa and Ne
braska; stock s per cent preferred and
full participating. Best proposition In
Omaha. Room 6. Wead Bldg. 18th and
Farnam SITS
INSURANCE statesmen desiring to better
their condition will do well to call at
Room s. Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam
SITS
statesmen WANTED-High grade stock
and bond statesmen by reliable concern,
excellent proposition by the right party
1874 Omaha Bee
WANTED-Salesmen to sell units In q
gilt-edged proposition; good reference
and good leads. Box 20. Norfolk,
Neb.
WANTED Experienced meat salesman.
Apply Morris a Co.. 1909 Leavenworth.