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AUTOMOTIVE.
AutOm ObiIrs for Sale

GE-TOURING. 1917: CONVERTIBLE
top, hrst-rlas~ condition: many extras.
700 l. 81. -. LinrUln JS1-. aull-7t
WANTED TO EXCHANGE FORD TRICK
for Ford roadster. Phone Franklin 25gg
1913 9Th -. ECGENE BRIDGES. Lul7-7t
FOR SALE DODGE MACHINE, GOOD
condition; new tires quick sale, $50:
terms Sl5O cash. balance $50 mouth. BON
3T-C. Herald office auiG-}t
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Deaths


HoGE On Srnday. August -. 1921. at Buck
Hill Falls. Pa. WILLIAM ;. HOGE,
aged ~ wears.
Funeral from his late residence. 1902 Fif-
tcepth street nortHV est. today at / p N.
lnterment private. Baltimore, Nd.
papers please rnpy.I
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CARPETS vs.. MOTHS.

Hrve your carpets and rugs cleaned pScs.
u ard stored mCthprO0f by the
SANITARY CARPET CLEANING co.
<ls y. J. ave. nv. Phone Lincoln lAsl.
utld-sSt
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
classified display

CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
GARAGES BUILT RIGHT ALTERATIONS
and repairs done quickly. For estImatss
call North GJT5 anytime sul-snt
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NEW GALOwS-vACANT; LOTS 1901
ID, Hystryillc; two blocks cars; 81 500;
500 caSr, q. {. Walker. KCnOis Bldg, llth
and q ste ju II GOT
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ELEPHANT

MANY AN ELEPHANT
trainer kneels to his wife.
A man doesn't realize how fast
his whiskers grow until he waits
fer his wife t change her dress.
Copyright, 1920, Thompson Feature serrice.l
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EDUCATIONAL
school Of Secretaries

THE HERALD SCHOOL. RUREAU or IN
formation has been established for those
seeking knowledge of the schools Of Wash
inGtOn and vicinity. Data on schools both
public anil private, is on fle at the Herald
office. CaIl. write or phone. aul6-Tt
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0FFICE on THE cnNM1ss1nNERs D 6

OFFICE OF THE C0MMISSI0NFRS. WASH
incJoE. D. c August u 1921. sealed
proposals will 70" received al this Office.
Room 500. ni,tTl,l Building until o'clock
y. m. Wedne~duy August -, 1920. for
grading certain streets and an alley aC-'
EreGatinS about - 100 cubic yards Of grad
ing. Blank forms of proposals. specifications
and all Necessary Information may BE- OBJ
tained from the Chief Clcrb Engineer De
partmcnt Room ~. District Building
LOUIS BR0wNLOw CHARLES W. KUTZ.
Commissioners. d. e. aulT-6t
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CLASSIFIED MISCELLANY
Proposals

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trI't Of Columbia, August Is, 1922. Sealed
nr' p"~al~ will be received at this ufficp
E~'m 562. District Butld ng until o'clock
p N August III. 1870. for furnishing neces-
,ary material md Labor for installing q CON-
pi"te boating ami yPEtilHting system in the
ietuorIh School and Addition l0ca ted at
Eighth and Shepherd sjrrets. y W Blank
forms OF proposal spNuifca tIons plans and
all ueces>ary affirmation may he obtained
from the Chief ClrrE Engineer Department
Room i2I. District EuiIdlng \ deposit Of
h'e dnlL.Ts viii be- required 20 insure The
return Il plans and spetI Ihrltlor~ LOUIS
BROW NLOW. CHARLES W KT-TZ. Com
n .s'loHeTs, d. c. aul41GlT.Is. 10, cost
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last May life
FPhy should be able to trim that band
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HELP TED-EXPERiENCED MAN
and wife for nearby country place: general
work; quarters include three rooms aud
bath. Phone Cleveland 1l47, or Main s626.
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Table Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments aud Flats. 80
TWO LARGE ROOM APT, 9O7 n ST. NV. (;
no children. Keys at 1888 10th st. NV.
aul7-7t
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Situations wanted-FemaIe Is

WANTED-ENPERIENCED SODA WATER
dispenser at once; good pay. Apply LIG-
GETT & CO.. 14th and NV. aul6-3t
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ROOMS TO LET
Furnished Rooms.

ONE ROOM; PRIVATE BATH, WITH
shower and electric grill; $50 Apply 2of
Munsey Bldg. Main 1894 from IL TO >
au1S-1t
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Help Wnnted-MaIe.
Help wanted-FemaIe.

TWO GOOD PAINTERS. APPLY At ONCE
to 1907 Z st. NV, second floor at ; Il. m
ami
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AZ W ST. NW.-oNE sECoND-FLooR
front room; gas and electric lights; hot,
water heat, one-haH square North Capitol
and W st. cars. H&one North ASH owner
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Rafferty,. a 5-year-old which pos
sesses quite a bit of class, at last
succeeded in connecting with a
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REFINISHING AND UPHOLSr rERTNG FTR.
niture our spscislty. get our estimate rs-
fore plsciuE order elsewhere ACME Up
HOLSTERING CO.. 635 c 81. NV. Main S055.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15
NAVY BOUTS ON
CARD TONIGHT

The navy boxers who fight tonight
in the only navy boxing meet ever
held in Imperial Valley were enter
tained this morning by the Ell Centre
Chamber of Commerce with an auto
ride over the valley. They returned
at IL o'clock and were the guests of
!he B. p. O. Elks for luncheon.
Lieutenant Commander Wills and
Manager F. D. Kenny expressed their
disappointment today at the small
quarters in which the fight was to be
neld. "These men are not in the pork
and beam class and doubt if you will
have sufficient seats to accommodate
a third of the crowd which l btlieve
will be here this evening"" they said
Practically three main events will
be fought this evening. They are for
the middleweight belt, welterweight
belt and the lightweight belt.
The main event is one in which Paul
Ritter of the U. S. S. Williams, present
holder of the middleweight belt de-
tends his title against Mitchell Of the
U. S. S. Delphy. These boys put up
the fight Of their lives in San Diego
which took 1000 fans off their feet
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15
Little of Nothing
About those coming elections.

About those coming elections.
Did you read the sample ballots and
proposed amendments?
Consider it duty and not a right
to vote.
Vote for the man and not the party.
Have a good big dab of ink in the
marker when you put your "A' down
against the Alien Land Law. Make
it distinct.
TN justices, they need the money,
so give 'em raise, and vote yes on
No. 3.
Just think of Imperial Valleys roads
when you reach No. 8, then vote YES,
YES, YES.
No. IL is for education. Mark up
per line.
No. 16, asking for an increase in
school taxes and incidentally provides
for more money for our teachers.
NOIE Els.
No. 19, state aid to children-YES.
Vote no on the restriction of the in
itiative. Vote NO on No. A.
Absent Voters-This amendment
calls for vote by letter in case of
absence from polls on election day.
It's "soxko." Note No. /, think they
call it Number II.
X
Vote no on No. 2O.-Single Tax.
Take little to the polls with you and
mark your ballot accordingly.
There are a few other amend
\ ments on the ballot but don't know
what they're about.
Politically yours,
! little.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15
.DaSSPOPI+'S';@

:
10Th boys are hard hitters and a
"ockout was expected at every blow.
Mitchell, however, still thinks he has a
hance for the belt and is going to try
md prove he is right.
The semi-wincup is between Davis
f u. S. Grain, the present lightweight
'elt holder VS.. Whitehead of the u.
). S. Wells. Davis is a clever boy
md has had no trouble in holding the
Nelt against all comers for the past
five months Whitehead stated. "Davis
Nas seen the handwriting on the wall
md will be laid on the shelf tonight
+ I miss my guess" Whitehead is
"eported to have a great wallop and
:" things are expected of him.
special event with Giger of the
u. S. s. Grain. present welterweight
alt holder w. Ritter of the U. S, s.
Walker has been arranged. Both boys
'ra hard hitters and comers. Ritter
'"ill nave his hands full when he meets
';iger who has knocked out the only
Two men that have faced him.
Rittenhcuse of the U. S. S. Crosby
vs.. J. Mitchell of the U. S. S. Gillis
will also furnish some fun
The opening bout is between Mason
# the U. S. S. Grain and Burns Of
the u. s. S. Radford.
Both men are in perfect condition
and good bout is expected.
parade and furnish the music for the
The Elks band will lead a street
crowd at the Athletic club.
"This is one night the ladies OF
the ladies of the valley can come and
see what makes their husbands leave
home Friday nights" said Harry
Woodbury., "and besides they may get
few pointers how to handle the
brutes.'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15

Dancing school will open in Davis
Hall. Adults advanced class Friday
evening. Oct. 18th. Adults beginners
class, Saturday evening, Oct. 10th.
Children's class, Saturday afternoon.
Private lessons. by appointment. Phone
AZ. Madame Payne, Oregon Hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15

to their native capital, Petrograd.
1t was believed parents of many OF
the children, or at least some of their
relatives and friends, might still b
living, although efforts by charitable
societies to find most of them SO far
has been in vain.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15
HUNTING PARENTS
OF RUSS REFUGEES
(By United Press)

GENEVA, Oct. 15.-The League of
Red Cross cosieties has mailed broad
cast the names and addresses of the
780 Russian refugee children who re-
Gently left New York for the last lap
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15
M'ADOO AND HIRAM
BOTH IN CLEVELAND
(By Associated Press)

IBy AssocIated PressJ
CLEVELAND, Oct. 15.-William G.
McAdoo, former secretary of the
treasury arrived here this morning to
deliver four addresses. Senator Hiram
johnson of California will address the
republican meeting tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-15

New stock of candy at Neville's.-
Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
At H0bei, Texas

Special to The World.
IRABEL, Texas. March 30.--An
Armstrong pump IN being installed
at the Bell oil well at tho north end
of Main street here. The well Is tho
widest OF wildcats and has been
flowing thin stream of oil since
tho 655-foot sand was reached two
weeks ago. While the pump is being
Installed, visitors are barred from
the well, u precautionary measure to
prevent possible repetition OF tho
accident which occurred "A few days
ago when five persons were serious
iy affected by escaping gas when
the well was opened to accommodate
q motion picture operator. lrahcl is
q new oil field town sprlnging up
adjacent to the Bell well. II Ia 20
miles north of Pecos, tho county
seat of Reeves county, ono of the
most southwestern counties In Texas.
Editors Note: Well, according to
last report. was making two barrels,
flowing all day through n two-inch
size to which size tho pipe had been
swedged down at tho bottom. how
ever, II may make IA good showing
when put on the pump.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
BarnsdaH Oh Company
Drifting Operations

In Cowlcy county Kansas, above
companyH No. iu tho uortheaat OF
26-34-G is dfillinE at lOSO fcHt
In tho Osnge Harnsdalc on com
pnny ~ moving In material for To-
cation No 10 In the nOrthWest OF
2O-20-D No J In the northeast OF
a1-27-1l Ia n hole fun OF water at
l,SSi feet and viii be plugged ana
abandoned No. In the northwest
of 3l-2G-O II rig standing. No. !
In the southeast OF i2-2G-lO IN "A rig
standing and waiting on tools. ma
tcrlal on location for its No. ! In
thu northeast OF 24-2G-l0. No. / IN
tho northwest Of 2G-26-10 is shut
down nt 4b3 feet waiting on tools
from No. In tho northwest OF
29-26-0 No. In the northwest OF
3G-2G-10 IS rig standing. No. In
the southeast of 1890 Is rig build
Ing No. / In the southwest Of "
25-10 Is dry to "A point 30 feet In the
NJ ississippi lime ana is being
plugged Total depth 2,l85 feet; 10
cation for No. In the northwest OF
32-2B-1O. No. In the northwest OF
35-25-1l Is drilling at l,lt0 feet.
No. In the northwest OF 36- -2h-l In
rigging up. No. In the northeast OF
lh~E0-lS ~ ulN w u p'llN ""'"N "'
feet In the Mississippi lime. aud II
being plugged and abandoned. Total
depth Lac feet, No. ! In the north
east of 2-2i-9 IL rig standing, No 22
In the northwest OF b-2t-l0 is drill
ing at $40 feet. No. 80 IL rig stand
ing. No. 20 is rig standing, No. "a
IL drilling at $50 feet No. In th'
northeast, same section, Is "a bao
hole at 10 fcot. No. 7 II n 2OO-bar
rel woll 32h feet In the pay. Tota
depth 2.03g feet, No, 8 In n location
No. . is u location. No, in thu
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Gets q 5.OOO. mn Gag Wen

PONCA CITY. OKLA March 30.--
a 100000 cubic-iuot Easaor at
land Refining Compdny's Molllc
Miller NO. II. I'm tho deep sand field.
Just south of poucu CITY Tho well
has been connected with the lines OF
the kaY county Gas company which
suppilcs ponca city, and VIII bo per
mittcd to produce gas 80 long as tho
amount Is Of commercial value, then
the well viii be drilled on down to
tho $500 foot oil sand
This same gas was found In the
Alberta Four-i'yos No. 0. but with
water. and Was therefore not com
mercial The well In now drilling al
500 feet. down TO the 3.900-foot
sand,
Tho Narland company has had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
o,. MAnKrr QUOTATIONS.
Crude ol Products.
At Oknuigee

Special 10 The World. ...
Another oil pool Of great possiplh
tics appears 10 have been opened IN
and G-l1-l2, whore Two now wcH"
with an estimated daily production
of 900 barrels were drilled IN on
Monday Tho new wells are po'h
,,Ynod by tho Tribes on company,
Thoy are located In the section woat
of tho most recent completion OF the
kimbIoy on 4 Refining Co, IN
BILLIE, which was reported two or
three days ago.
ono OF tho new wolis ~ ON tho
Holmes allotment, the location be"
Ing the southeast corner OF tho
northwest OF G-li-l2, sand was
found at LA feet and waA drlllcd
In 23 feet. when drilling was stopped
the drill was stiil in sand and tho
we'll was making oil nt the rate "l
100 barrels daily. THIS well Is on lhnd
owned by Attorney Fred NJ. Carter
OF Okmulgos and II ls the second
good well completed on tho tease
thia month. There arc several other
wells on this lease one OF which was
completed two and "A half years ago
and Ia atill making 32 barrels dally'
The well completed three weeks ago
is now making 100 barrels daily.
The second new woll IN In the
northwest corner of the northeast OF
a. where sand was found ~ l,lEl
feet. This was drilled to LAS feet
and the woll is estimated as good for
200 barrels daily
on the lease of the kimblcy on
& Refining Co IN BILLIE four dif-
ferant producing sands have been
found, tho deepest being at 2AlO
feet. This multiplicity OF SANDS
makes that vicinity look very at
tractivo just now
The Joscy OH company has com
pleted "a a0-barrel well IN the north
west corner OF the southwest OF ~
1914, the sand being found at i.bIO
feet.
The Creek Capital OH company Is
starting a new one In the northeast
corner of the northwest of 25-lA-l3.
Tho Anglo-Tcxas OIL company
backed by British capitalists IL start
ing to drill TO the Wilcox sand on
tho I.cttie Banks seven ana mar
acres lease IN 30-l5ii. The ttmo
company Ia drilling Nos. 6 and IN
the northwest OF 33-i2-12. These
two producing properties were ro-
Gently purchased by the Anglo-ToAas
company.
J. x. Coffey and others are start
ing Il 2.7o0-foot test In the south
east corner OF tho northwest 40 ol
tho southeast OF 3i-15-lS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

.suthe,rt of gg.gt.to has material
Du lrrIflou. No DOB the g0u.hNcHt
of 30.sI-ie BID drilling at 1850 foot.
So. ln the northwest of 8-2i-I1 be-
drilling at 100 fcot. No. is rig
standing No ig rIg standing 80.
b,s Wntoriai ON IocntIon. no. in
ihc northeast ~ 5-24-tl liz rigging
up No. in tho northcaat OF ga.
II m u location NO. Boo the north.
east az I9-gt.II encountered aud
muddcd Joe l.0Uu.u0O feet OF gas BOO
the Dawcgo sand now drilling Ht T..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

this way Mr. shannon says that the
county well IL the rcal
thin. and seems to open up now
pool somoihing Electra or per
hans az good as Burkburnctt. ne
saws. however n is too carly 10 pre-
dict The extent OF this new pool,
Charles Farr,n, who is one OF the
owners OF one of the best leases IN
tho Jennings field, Is back from q
visit with his home folks IN PehnsyI-
ylnia. Mr.. Farren knows more
about Attorney General \. MitcheH
Palmer than any one else In Tulsa
and is not disposed TO worry about
any Investigation OF tho oil business
uf which Mr. Palmer * me moving
spirit However, Mr.. Farren is not
talking for publication.
Jerry Scullcn and Jack summers OF
Haskell were in the city yesterday
and were apparently enjoying quite
"a reunion with the bunch In Tulsa.
Both are exceedingly popular hcrc'
senator" Chilcs Of Kentucky, IA
nous as "a breeder Of phoasants and
noted for his candor, Is in IN" cIty
ord is the guest of Tom Argue.
r. l.. Welch, secretary ~ the
American Petroleum institute. is In
tho city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Higher Gasoline Is Predicted

POSCN CITY. Okla. March 30
Gasoline u' 80 cents a. gallon ts pre-
distcd. according TO sam collins Jr
Of tho NHrIand COMPANY who has
just returned from tho national
Petroleum congress in chicago. He
Huys the understanding thorc was
JhHt gasoline would 30 20 30 cents
before this summer is over or many
of the smaller refining plants viii
hnve to 80 out uf business These
ftaio that crude OH has been boosted
10 10 point an out ~ fropOrtion To
tho prevailing price Of the refined
products
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
win the Oil Men

T. j. kcuncnck. prominent oil
operator of Kansas city. was IN the
city yesterday.
J. s Cosdcn and u. r. Perry re-.
turned yesterday from New York,
and, speaking Of market conditions
Mr. Ccsdcn says that gasoline should
be higher In the Standard ot lndi-
ana territory by at least two cents
gallon. This based on the present
price OF crude. Both Mr Cosd"n
and Mr. Perry were feeling unusu-
ally glad 10 get hack To Tulsa and r.
may be the good weather We are
having here had something TO do
with H.
" ~ Cole. viOo- president and gen
oral manager OF the ohio cities In
Oklahoma, is back from Ardmore,
and says there Is nothing TO prevent
tho Hewitt field from eXtcndug TO a
connection with tho lIoaldton field.
lie rs Of the opinion that 1t 10 a won
dcrful pool down there.
Jack shannon, who has been so
louruing In Texas recently Is back
In Tulsa. and Il begins to look as
though all the old guard IL coming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Purchase Small Acreage

Tho RoNana Petroleum company
in order to protect Themselves
against the encroachmcnt OF undo-
sirable neighhors paid rather a
cheap price for two and a half acres
IN what is probably the heart OF tho
Jennings pool but 1t was cheap at
any price under the circumstances
A lease OF this size has caused more
trouble than anything else known
to the oil producer.
II usually brings on line fights
and causes a great many more wells
to be drilled than is necessary and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Much excitement prevails in and
around Cowota over the new dis
covcry well brought nv by the liV-
iugston corporation Cowcta iH in
the midst 0f new oil boom, Wis
itOrs flooding In. once more the
Livingston OH corporation Is I'm "A
new poul which rs believed TO be- the
long looked for extension OF the
famous Stone bluff pool the sand
found at depth OF 1880 feet and
the we'll is stopping over. II cannot
estimate the well untl It IL drilled
ir and tanlSagc Is erected Much eN-
ritcmout prevails they say. aud II
win he but very short time until
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
The Webster wen Improving

Tho WobHtor VOL I'm a 1919 was
being cleaned out Yesterday aud the
day before mHdo 10 flow every 20
minutes and usually flowed Tor 10
minutes at oloh flow The chances
are b. viii mako 900 or 800 barrels
whom put in shape. II be- wells Of thls
oalibcr ana this depth '792 iooJ,
that make oklahoma look mighty
good. Mr. Webster ia due for big
killing over there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Sinclair GETS Good
wen at Yale

The Sincdir 80. , croker in l3-
1915 ls making $40 barrels from tho
top OF tho lime and ls considered by
everybody over that way nH a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

there Will be several others to off
set this we'll This Weil b. located in
Tho southwest Of the northeast Of
1G-1I-15 Livingston ril corpora
zion Is At depth Of 100 feet In the
northeast ~ the southwest Of north j.
casf of Jg-1s-IB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Tho WhIto Oh corporation tcst
in the northeast corner Of tho south
hair Of the southeast Of l6-l5-ll on
tho pndon land is showing for 70
barrels In the Tauaha sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Fec and Royalty.

Eighty acres fee title, less than
one mile from big MoCray well. sec
ton ., township 10. range z, leased
20 Carter Oh company, The McCray
well is making 90 barrels an hour,
SIS an acre. Perfect title. II inter
st1tsd write Box 902. Tulsa,--AdvL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Wanted--Good pumper with year
experience. Six wells making 1j.
barrels near school, in edge OF
small town. Healthy location. S135.
per month. Address p. o. Box 244,
West Tulsa.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Wanted--Acreage at Bcggs and
Jennings. VIII consider drilling
proposition. Spangler & Walker. 500
Kennedy Bldg --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
in THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 624i w. H. PECK Residence 2442

.n any cvcnt the UoX1na in 10 be
congratulated ON having made thla
purchase.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

200 units Goldie Ardoll allotment /
west one half OF northeast 6-l7-l8.
Make me an offer. Box SIT, Ok
mulgeo. .---AdYt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

For Sale-uS4 II Of l5ls pipe;
900 feet 2-inch line Pipe; one
standard rig. Cali Usage 72l9-J.--
AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

Wanted, drilling contractor with
machine 10 drill well near Stone
Bluff. Address S33-C, World.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

VIII give half interest IN 100 acres
Oslge lease for well. Geology good.
Box S7l-B, World,-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
OIL AND GAS
Leases, Supplies Production, B@,

Wanted--Beggs district and Creek
county leases. Graves, Room 633.
Hotel Tulsa.-AdVt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-08
Confederate Veteran
Dies at Thoburn

Richard johnson Mason, a retired
resident of Thoburn died this morn
ing at o'clock at his home in that
place of complication of diseases
and general infirmities due to age.
He was in his eightieth year He
was born in Fauquerer county, Va,
and had served in the Confederate
army during the Civil war.
In 1866 he was married to Han
nah Glasscock. Mr.. Mason was a
member Of the Baptist church at
Thoburn. He owned a small farm ir,
Thoburn and worked for the coal
companies at various times.
He is survived by these children:
William French, Corbin, Kan; Mrs.
Iowa Shaver, Charles and Walter Mas
on, Mrs. Loa Hayes, Miss Maud Mason,
r. Carson Mason, E. Clyde Mason and
j. Ward Mason. His wife died eight
months ago. He is also survived by
one sister, Mrs. Lena Vernon Straight
Vile, O..
No funeral arrangements have been
made as yet Please omit flowers.