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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
TUESDAY, SEPT. %
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS

TUESDAY, SEPT. %
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS
Black 5-year old horse, VT. 1850;
grey mare, age 9 years. VT. 1900;
grey horse age IL, VT. HOO; buck
skin horse, age II, VT. 1850; bay
mare, age 8, VT. 1850; bay filIy, age
8, W.T.. 1900 fifteen-sixteenths Per-
cheron.
Brown Jersey COW, age years,
just fresh; red I Jersey COW, age a
years, fresh Nov. Is; roam Z Jersey
COW, age 4 years, fresh Nov. 20;
black COW age giving milk; red
COW age 7 years; 3 HoIstein cows.
age a years; red COW age years;
white COW age years; spotted COW
age years; 2 calves ages months.
3 white barrows, weight from
IT'S to 225,1 registered O. l. C. boar
age years.
Implements and Household Goods
Studebaker wagon 81 inch; Nit
chell hack; Spalding buggy; bob
sled; 8-foot McCormic binder with
trucks and good as new; 8-foot Mon
itOA uloC VI III, oiINCI lL-lLCIl Z dIlS
pillow; 14-inch Oliver walking pillow;
14-inch John Deere walking pillow;
bean cutter; iron age garden seeder
and cultivator combined; side de-
livery rake; 7-foot John Deere sing
lie disc; 6-foot Clark double disc;
5-foot rightlap; riding cultivator;
walking cultivator; David Bradley
bur chop mill; Improved Winner
tanning mill; bundle rack; 8 dozen
Rhode Island Red chickens; 25 sacks
potatoes. U. S. hand cream separat-
or; section spike tooth harrow;
ten-gallon cream cans; sets breech-
ing harness; set pillow harness; s.
gallon cream can; rs tons hay, tim
othy and bundle.
Nearly new steel range; new heat
err; new oil stove. and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS: All sums under $40 cash,
all over that amount bankable, note
bearing 10 per cent interest and due
October l, 1920. 2 percent discount
for cash.
II Cbas. Watson, Owner.
A. j. Hill, Auctioneer.
E. W. Lutz. Clerk. 37-2t.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Diarrhoea in Children

For diarrhoea in children one
year old or Older you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by
a dose of castor oil. 1t should be
kept at hand and given as soon as
the first unnatural looseness of the
bowels appears.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
A Weak Stomach

The great relief afforded by
Chamberlaln's Tablets in a multi
tude of cases has fully proven the
great value of this preparation for
a weak stomach and impaired diges-
ton. In many cases this reliet has
become permanent and the suffer-
ers have been completely restored to
health.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12

It may be true that even by form
ing highway district we may not
be able to secure good roads in this
corner of the county, but we know
right now without highway dis
trict we can't even hope to get good
roads.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12

Dressmaking Parlors now open
opposite Carlson Hardware. All
kinds of plain and fancy sewing al
so remodeling at reasonable prices.
37-2t.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Good for Biliousness

1.-TWO years ago | suffered from
frequent attacks of stomach trouble
and billousness. Seeing Chamber
lain's Tablets advertised / conclud-
ed to try them. | improved rapid
ly. Miss Emma Verbryke, Lima,
Ohio.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching HOO a. m.
Christian Endeavor 800 o. m.
An evening service will be anounc.
ed at the morning service.
6. w. H. Smith, Pastor
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
AUCTION SALE

| will sell the following described
property on Big Bear Ridge on the
place known as the James Emmett
farm, at 10 o'clock on
MONDAY, SEPT. 90
Is HEAD OF HORSES
Team black mares, weight 400
and 1900, age 4 and 6 years old;
team iron gray horses, weight 1850
and 1900, age 4 years; gray mare.
weight 1900, IL years; roam horse,
age 9 years, weight 100; team bay
mares with colts by side, ages and
7 years, weight 1900 each; brown
mare, weight HOO, age 9 years; 5
yearling colts; 6 2-year-old colts
coming 3; 23-year-old colts broke:
sucking colts; l saddle horse, age
Syears, weight 900.
CATTLE, HOGS and SHEEP
Hereford Bull coming 3 years in
December; COW with calf by side 2
red heifers with calves by side; cow
to be fresh soon; white faced COW;
2-year-old steers; 5 yearling steers;
2 mich cows; 3 yearling helfers;
spring calves
Ia head ranging from 125 to 165
pounds, some good gifts in this
bunch. Is head of spring pigs all
Poland China stock.
purebred Rambovillet ram; 81
wethers; % lambs; 67 ewes.
IMPLEMENTS and HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
18 it Mccormick binder; l right
lap; ! double disc: l 3-boltom gang
pillow; 2-bottom gang pillow; l g.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12

leaf drag harrow; alfalfa reno
vator; l riding cultivator; l wide
tire 81 in wagon; ! narrow tire 81
in wagon; truck wagon; / bundle
rack and wagon; / John Deere grain
tank; grain rack; / Harvey & Rig
gan hack, covered top; / bean har-
ves'er; l bean planter; grain seed
err; l tanning mill; / Advance grain
separator, 80 inch; l Russell Engine
20 horse power; l all steel water
tank on truck; so gallon gasoline
supply barrel; Is tons hay, straw;
300 bushels oats.
| range; l new wood heater; l
small cook stove; dining table; l
washing machine; / 100-egg incu-
hatOr
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Public Sale

will sell the following describ-
ed property at public auction on my
place u miles east of Kendrlck and
2 miles east Of Cameron, at 10
O'Clock on
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
FREE LUNCH AT NOON

TERMS: All sums under $40 cash.
AL over that amount approved note
bearing 10 percent interest and due
October /, 1920. percent discount
for cash.
A. w. Jones, Owner.
N. R. Shepherd, E. w. Lutz,
Auctioneer. Clerk.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Mr.. Farmer

1t is getting the time of year
for auction sales and if you
are going to sell it will pay to
secure the services of the best
auctioneer possible.
| cry more sales than all
other auctioneers in the coun-
ty combined nuf sed.
Make your dates at Kend-
rick Gazette. either bank or
call me at Moscow, telephone
office, 278, residence 179J.
Chas. F.. Walks
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-12
Daily Thought.

IUFTy
The one thing in the world which is
1f value, is the active soul.-Emerson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

OF enthusiasm, and all the guests
from out OF town expressed their
amagemont at tho marvellous devel-
opmont of this country and their ad-
miration at the splendid spirit Of fra
tcrniiy aud progfrHsiVenesa In Tulsa.
A number of rOuslng cheers were
given Tor different memhofs present,
including Grant e. StchbinH, the
president Of the GLADYS Belle on
company
Colonel Douglas spoke on tho de-
velopment OF oklahoma and Tulsa
Mr Stecger ana Mr. EaSton gave
short toiks on the banklug buFfnega
Iu oklahoma MIR. Stoegers humor.
Gus stories brought hearty laughs.
Among those from out OF town who
spoke were r irving iNiser. presl-
don't Of Milwaukee Securities corpor-
alton, A. j. Nebe, the senior member
OF Nebe n Co. Investment bankers,
OF Detroit. and Fred Plat. 0f II. W,
Noble a Co. Detroit, Mich, who was
introduced AZ tho oldest bond man I'm
the state OF Michigan, Thomas owen
OF Detroit. who was In charge OF the
guests talked on How 1 Hold the
Gang Together" MIR. Stebbius deliv-
cred very interesting talk, filled
with humorous "reminiscences upon
the subject. The on Business as a
safe Investment" The banquet end
ed a. about 10 o'clock, just In time
10 allow tho out-nf town guests 10
make their special train for the
north. which left at 1928 =, m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Late NeDs From Hepift


ARDMOHE. oct IL Writ Frank
lin on the Thompson farm In section
2 -4s.2w. has reached the top Of an
oil sand and is shut down to move
back The boiler and 10 install tank
age This we'll j. $50 feet west Of tho
carter Dil company uu the Noble
farm. aud * IN" fbrtheHt north
woHt well Ia the field. While. ihe
sand was only touched. reports from
there stated that several flows were
made Mr., Franklin. the owner Of
the well. declined 10 give out Ihe
depth 20 the top of the sand. bui
the best Information obthinable IL
mat tho mnd was entered At about
! $50 feet. In this connection. r.
might also be i'd thiti the wire tape
has been run IN the Carter well and
~ proves "a be $40 feet instead OF
I $50 aA was reported when the sand
WAS first reached. The Franklin well
extended The field only a short dis
lance. but II makes tho northwest
territory look mighty good. and some
big deals were closed yesterday ana
today ana other wells will be drilled
In mat portion Of the field at once
GYPSY Oh company will offset the
Franklin well on tho south. on the
B 4 ward farm. and tho Carter
on company will offset II on too
east. ON the Noble farm. and the
Wolverine on company Will offset
the carter well ON tho souA and
the east Those wells. coupled Win
The Humble Sim pson wei. VIII make
Hectiun ~ IH-2w ono Of The busiest
spots OF the new field
Carter on company has made a
location on the bud Mitchell farm
on the south line uf 28-i4.2w. which
rs across 80 acres east OF the West
heimCr a Dnuho well on the Isabel
farm. The location rs $40 feet east
" tho west lino OF the section and
zoo feet north ~ the south line
Reports frnm the Carter ON com
pnuN's well on lhs N0ble farm. In
p II 2w In The Hewitt district.
state that Il ~ drilling Itself IN ana
tho production In increasing. II
gives promise Of being sensational
producer when It IL completed. The
sand was reached AT 1850 feet and
has been penetrated only one foot.
The tanknge facilities must be made
better cor pipe line connection be
made before the well will be put to
producing regularly
The Iokla Ncuslndt well in l2-
IN 7e IN tho \ da district. has reached
. depth of 1900 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
LiuingstOn Pipe Line
at Walter Completed

Word has Just been received that
Livingston Ueflnerios corporation
pipe line in northwest extension to
walter has been completed and thai
first shipment Of ffty cars was
loaded yesterday This Is sure good
faws ns the Livlngstuns now nav"
a source of relief for their holdings
I'm the northwest extension
Their loading rack tt Walter VIII
hold so cars nt one time, %hle un 20
M tho sub stations are put In their
pine limo will handle around $500
barrels ana that capacity VIII I'm
medlntely be doubled when they are
completed.
Their line 20 Devol has also been
completed, hut due 10 the heavy
congestion and the bad weather al
Dcvol. shipments have been some
what curtailed.
Several OF their large storage
tanks have been completed both at
Devol and Walter. while several
others will be completed shortly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
In the Oil Fields
Be0gs a Great Torn

Elsewhere vii be found fun
page advertisement which sells forth
the greatness VI Beggs. which Is
dnubtlcFs ono OF tho best towns In
the world OF its size and In, more-
over bound 20 grow ms oil Is being
discovered In all directions
A siuG9r advertisement was print.
ed "a Tho World IN March aud some
of the leading people OF lieggs are
Kind enough TO say that the nd
brought great many people to that
town Immediately after Il was
printed.
II Is ono OF the ways that town
can get publicity 80 that he who runs
may read and tho late Adolph Stitch
Of Independence, Kan, once told the
writer that this sort OF AN ad helped
hts town more than anything that
had ever been done Ap tho way OF
publicity aud MIR. SAeh ought TO
know as no was the leading banker
and most public spirited man for
many years lie In dead now but his
memory Ia still revered.
Beggs is II town that one can talk
about with Tood grace, Thare are
many others, aS,d some OF them have
advertised In tho same way. but
their glorles have been told often
times IN poor fashion and II In more
than tIkely that these ads have done
moro harm than good They were
done by lmltaiors who had no In
teres, except TO get the money
"a viii he seen by reference 20
the Beggs advertisement, tHo Nc
EVEN Manufacturing company hns
oponed supply store there In
charge of Harold Coyle, who was
horn. ard Ia, Ill
and when only 6 ycarn old wa, on
the STAFF ~ tho Daily Reportsr at
Independence as n carrier He made
his tirst business efforts ON n paper
mat was then the leading oil paper
uf the Continent fisld II In
worthy OF remark that every. one OF
these boys that were connected with
that paper have made good and
Harold IN one VI the best ~ them.
That oil has done wonders for
fegga goes without saying THIS town
OF Tulsa is proud Of IL and IL only
too Rlad TO extend the genuine Tulsa
welcome To men like the Thompson
brothers. who own thousands OF
acres In the best part OF the Beggs
field.
They are here now and have ex-
tended their field ~ operations by
opening an Office here as well aH al
heggs and ara doing a great work
IN building up tho cattle industry
with which they are 40 familiar.
There are others who should hs
mentioned, Including President
Reading - tho tIrl Nptiona hank
80 beggs. and his fhssoclnte. Mr.
Mnore, both " whom own much
ikely looking acreage. some OF
which has already been drilled They
arc also ~ tho kind that make a
town good place 10 lrs % and
never miss m opportunity 10, sun.
port any worthy enterprise thar has
Tor It's motive tho upbuildipr or thc.r
town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

rrstsrn Investors have been familiar
with the protection afforded asAins
defects In titles 10 roai s-faie 10y pol
les Gf THE irHurhucr, and Ia th'
older sections OF the country u iT
con<deTei a. necessary 10 inHur
agalnst loss by reason % such defects
aA it.Is 90 insure lgaln-t .osn OF I'M
proyemenis ~ fire.
J. W WooIfprd,s VINO organized
The doaprtmsnt ot title Insurance
SAYS that his company is simply rec
ognizlng the universal rule that huhl-
ness In order 10 prove SUCCESSFUL
mast keep abreast Of the times ana
that the company N simply adapting
Itself to the varying demands OF
i've. energetic and progressive com D.
muuiiy
The company has begun issuing
pollrirs on titles 10 oil ana gas leases
and Ia sure 90 receive IA warm "'I@
com, a. the hands of the fraternity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
WITH THE OIL MEN

Lyons. who has Offices IN Ne"
York. IL here for few days ana h'H
some mighty original IDEAS IN re-
gard to tho activities OF foreigners
who are mostly agltnt!ng b"IAHe'iHm
and says that II this government
would Intern a lot Of them u Would
save a lot OF trouble and along win
them a few Of the labor agitaiOrs IKE
Fostar. who has no appreciation nf
the good tho United States has done
and il doing the people"
Edward - Parker. who is western
manager for the Oceanic on com
many. which Is the exporting end
OF ihe ohio cities. II an expert IN
hz line and was one OF the high Of
flclaIs IN tho petroleum division dur
ing the war lie says that The gov
arnment paid - cents FOR Mexican
crude" which IL lower than most
peopla here had supposed II has al
ways been claimed nnit the Mexican
oil producers. most Of whom are
connected with American intercstH.
had profled by the war but Mr.
Parker WIS IN position TO Know
fhr exact facts. which of course viii
put an end % his Kind OF laik.
O. Il Howard, who Is here from
California. is ~ the opinion that o'l
rs going Co advance before The winter
h. over and this on account Of the
growing demand and the failing OF
some OF the newer pools Mr. How
ard has some mighty fine acreage
in tho vicinity Of the big Union OF
p8munny we'll ip California and Will
lIkcy afarf drilling in tho neag fu-
iure He says there are three or
four tests going down that are within
two hundred feet Of HIS STUFF and
therefore he ia In a position 10 wait
to see what may develop. Tho new
field is out on the road TO tho hold
inIs OF tho Petroleum company
owned by Tulsa people and many
OF them have driven by tho location
while visiting tbs best orange grove
In California The chances are that
some OF these drillcrs are going 10
get fed up on oranges.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Texas Association TO
Hold Meeting

The meeting ~ the Texas division
OF tho mid continent oil ani gas AS
soclntlOn which was scheduled to
meet IN Fort Worth on October IL.
has been postponed until october
rs. The time OF the meeting OF the
association was changed In order
NOT to interfere with the meeting
OF the central mid-contlnent associa-
ton which is TO meet In Tulsa on
october 81. All members ~ the
Texas association are urged to at
tend the meeting In Tulsa.
Definite plans for the meeting or
the Texas association 10 he held here
have not been made u was an.
nouncef Thursday. however, that the
members viii be given n banquet by
the local committee on entertain
ment The meeting here will be the
first annual meeting after organisa-
ton OF the association, new exec
utive committee viii be elected
which will In turn elect new officers
for the asHo eta don
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Grant {. Steb6ins
EHtertdins

GLADYS Bcllo OH company OF Tul.
"a, Friday night entertained A large
uumhet OF quests at a banquet al
The Tulsa hotel In addition TO tho
quests from Tulsa. thyro were present
business men from half dozen
states ana from Canada. who came
here 90 look over the properties OF
ihls company with view of invest
inE in lis capital stock. new issue
't which is now being put upon the
market Among those present from
lolst we're, Colonel g. D. Douglas.
secretary % the chamber uf conn
mercc, q IT, S'oerer. vice president
or the Producers state bank % TuTsl
ana J Eastou vice president of ,hr
EXCHANGE National hank o. Tulsa
The following were tho out t-of town
quests Thos n owen. Fred \
llatt Douglas PuVah. \ II Walton
~. I Woods. Nurt Jones 4. = Nrhr
" Policy jules a Hoffman. &c.
Julius Ncurihrrr o. NJ CurNsft. Vic.
tor =. Abbey, p r. Rylaud. Ralph
Councilman. Frod WOodforH. D. b
Fries. B W. S.mons Max Sirirr.r.
Nalph y Morgan. Walter g. HlIsr.
Thas n Mcleod. J NJ Nilrr and
walter Fvcrt. an ~ Detroit. Mich .
r 8 Wright Grand Rapids Nigh .
W %. stewart windsor. ont. Chg-
Z. Brooks. Ann Arhor Mich Ja.k
Fish. saginaw Mitch. r. Irving ~.
Ter M'Iwautcs Mis. Leonard nar-
hvshi-" philadelphia Pa. l.. II
liahcl. buffalo. y Y, and H. n
Hall Erie. Pa
p A PrvN. situ-ncv for the GLADYS
Rene oil cnntpoU r acted rs toast
master IT." guests enjoyed tho
tpleudld supper that was served
ina the speeches thnt were made
utef~ard. There was great dca.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

]. E. Hildt. well known to the OIL
fraternity. lett yesterday for bnSl-
mess trip 20 shreveport
Preston 4 shinn, district jutre
OF Usage and Washington counties.
10 a. week end visitor.
W \ Myers OF the Commonwehlt IN
Petroleum company Of Chicago. who
has been In he city for the past sew
1ral days has lott for His home.
j. R Pierce 81 the Duplex OIL
company /. here from Louisyille. Ky.
l,oking over the fields lie Is very
much Impressed with the wonder
city
4 r Locke. with the Producers
and Rcnnors corporation. is leaving
tonight FOR Chicago and VIII remain
uniil after the convention NJ tho IN
dependent oil mon which begins 'ie-
tober 81
J.. ~ sweet and vito are hack
from visit with ! r. Croshle D ~
clair Mich ana say that Mr. troH-
bic 1, feeling fine and able 70 go'
oul ana only recently tOOk in the
races al Mount Clemens This viii
be good news 10 Mr Crosblc.s many
friends here
George W Glffort well known 10
the OF fraternity ind one ~ tho
best men ln country, In spending the
Weekend with HE family Mr. Git-
fcrt s now with the Phillips Petrol
'lm company with headquarters al
DkWulgcc.
A. W wyatt sales manager Tor
ihr McEwcr ManufacmrlnF com.
rluy was IN leEgs ana OkmulRcc
Friday ana had the time OF his llfo
getting home through the storm.
Ar wyatt In more than pleased with
the prospects for business In the
l}eFFp ficld and IL sure that tho new
store a neggs Ia going TO be a good
Investment
nen Rice, OF the firm OF Rice and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
THpdder Changes

At recent meeting OF the board
Of directors of the Invader on a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
JnteeI's No. 2 Going
10 Deep Sand

The Jonteel Gnsonine company's
we'll No. 2 vi 20-l5-ll Beggs dis
trIct. viii he drilled to tho Wilcox
sand according to word from N G.
Pollock \ showing was struck At
7ObO feet In the Glenn sand. hut o.
IL tho compant's intention 60 asccr-
tain n the Wilcox sand cannot he
found around 2lco feet as WIS the
case with the Twin states we'll which
h less than hair milo southwest In
Il-lS.ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

Refining Co. held In the company's
offices In the Barnes building. Mus
kogec. Okla, several changes were
made In the official family.
NJ. Board. president OF the E1-
change National bank. was elected
n director J. W nbley. OF j. W.
sibley g. Co, investment bank<s OF
Detroit. Mich, was also elected d.
rector. l.. g. Boyd Of Chicago, was
elected secretary treasurer; c. A.
Barnes. certified public accountant
OF Chicago. now heads the account
ing department.
The Invader company Is now suf-
ffclunny financed and the sale or
treasury stock has been discontinued.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
"The HeIrazer"

The name is enough 10 bring a
blush OF shame 10 Hn ordinary dsuler
or tool dresser, but II Is a new thing
and means that iron can be taken
from a well by the use Of magnet
and thus save = lot OF time and trou-
bile II may he strong enough to lift
bits and stems out OF the hole and
g. is a cinch that there win he a
big crowd to see u tried II Is being
e dvertised BY the Oklahoma Tool and
supply company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Inc1der Inpddes NeLO
Homer, La, Field

A Muskogee company. the Invader
Oh a. Refining Co, In 'setting
iIrt'y' In the new Homer. La, field
Several weeks ago this company Sc
cured over thOudsnd acres of leases
and recent cgmpletions have proven
up part Of ms acreage.
the company has already started
lis first wCl with Us own rotary
tools
I'D Rosa, formerly with the Pro-
ducers and Hcf.ucrs corporation, Is
IN charge Of The companys Louisia-
m nncTaLlOMa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

nen Rice, OF the firm OF Rice and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Late NeIrs From Texas

The Guf Production company No.
Q lpnEfori u Eastnnd county got
for zoo barrels
The same company 30. ward
boz Eastlsnd county Is good Tor coo
hnrrc's a' 3l7a feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
win FW q Long
Felt Want

In Writing policies OF Insurance en-
titles to real estate the Title Guar
nntec 81 Trust Go. Is rendering a
servioS thlJ Ia bound ta become roS
ulRH among those Interested in OKLA
homa land titles For many years