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FOR RENT—ROOMS. FURNISHED
DETROIT HOTEL—-Airy outside rooms,
newly furnished; running water, private
bfetha; special summer rates. Phone 4540.
_<•
FOR KENT—Desirable sleeping roomi
W. 11th. Phone 4316. **
FOR KENT—Well furnished southwest
bedroom- close in. Phone 822.
FOR SALE —MISCELLANEOUS
):iv W ! u'i:.\i \\ ;.n: w!s for ;n-'M
F\>R SALE—Cleaning and pressing shop.
113 N. Main. Phone 3644.
Tf«jF()h S\LE—Cheap for quick sale.
}« room bungalow, froui owner. 1
—L. J Cheyenne Phone 47S6.
TYPEWRITERS for rent, special rates to j
students and stenographers.
The Cause of European Conflagration
FOIt RE.NTT—One sleeping room for two | Smith fz Bros Typewriter Co.. 4114
gentlemen; close in. 213 N. Bp#ton. Mrs. Main ft. ^Phone 4693.
_ Jacobs
FOR RENT—Southwest sleeping room.
modern home 601 S. Cincinnati. <3
Foil Ki:XT Furnisht-d front room; 4
blocks from Malm Phone 1238. (6
NOTFpffi SlT> 10 ROOMS—Clean, cool rooms
60c. Phone 2839. 1®
FOR RENT—Nice, cool, modern sleeping
rooms; Irving Apartments, 110 W. 4th.
References required.
FOR RENT—Two nicelv furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; $3 per week
Phone Black 4726.
FOR RENT — Cool. modern sleeping
rooms: bath and clothes . I^et: private
family $?.50 per week. No. 12 E. Fair-
view. Phone 2f 7. (6
FOR RENT—Large housekeeping room:
n j children. 318 8. Main. Phon J441
FOR RENT—Two and three furnished
j*ooms for light housekeeping. 715 W.
13 War Between Chief Consumers
May End Common
chaser Policy.
RUNS TO MINIMUM
FOR m:ST Shoe Repairing see Tulsa
Electric Shoe Shop, No. 8 W. 2nd St. '
S I'. Hums. _ (12 ,
SPHUTlTAJ. MROlt'M. riairvovant"; aJ- |
vl„,., on ..11 suhlec.* 4?"S Boston .17 ^.pg f)QWN EASTERN
NO 2 WASH Tubs 50c. 21t' E. 3rd. (12
ANYTHING you want in typewriters and
•unplles; repairs and rentals. Tulsa
Typewriter Co. Phono 1759. (12
OA* VANjEeD Wash Boilers 85c. 216 E.
3rd. (12
F< R S \ LE- -20 h. p. motor In „'<>od con-
dition: bargain If taken at once. Call
4030. (12
TOP TR4DE-RFAI ft ST ATE
Tur-
FOR SALE—One small roll to|
plain top desk cheap. Oklahc
ture Co.
Action In East Likely to be Followed
Here and the Producers Forced
to Find Their Own Markets;
String of Causes.
^hone 4199.
• N ' fD — FEMALE HELP
HOUSE Painting and Decorating; big or
little jobs. C. O. Davis. phone 1S15. (1
WANTED—SITUATIONS
PASADENA ROOMS--Cool, clean, new; after named at not less than tne appraised
special rates; try us^once and we are
sure you will call again. 11 Vs W. 1st St.
Pjipne 4H35. .
l-QK REN1 — HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS
house, east
(8
FOR RENT—Half of double house. 3
rooms. 1429 E. 6th, *10; 8-room modern.
f.01 S. Denver. Edw. E Barrett, 212 Bliss
Bldg. (?
FOR RENT—One-half
svpar;i!.> bath; south ,
F'« m: RENT—Apaitment,
e. 4 rooms;
Phone 302. (8
rooms and
bath, good residence section; furnished 160 acres,
or unfurnished; cool and modern. 514
W. 3rd St. Phone 827 or 233
WAN'TK!1—ladies or uentlemen agents
to handle latest household necessity
if you want to make money see Mr.
Boone at New Albany hotel. (2
WANTED -Position by young man, who _
needs work bad; some knowledge of FOR RENT—Tw
boolieeping; can operate typewriter, add- y ments, 4-6 N. Boston, ground fl
it g machine and multigraph; would do | upstairs $22.50; water furnished. Phom
anything: good habits. B196. Democrat. (4 j 410: (i
FOR ReIs'T—Suite of three or four of
The announcement that the Standard
Oil company will cease exports during this
ni-(war and the declaration following: that
(12 j runs in the eastern fields will he cut down
to the minimum, is the end o a long
Government Sale of Indian Timber string of circumstances of which the war
Lands. There will be offered at publlo }s only the deciding factor. It means
auction at the places and times herein- wntually that the Standard Oil company
after named at: not lea, than tne appraised wll| ,, , |)UrthaFe independent -il ex-
value about &67.000 acres of timber lands . . / , , . < ... , ...
with standing timber thereon which In- "'f'1 w''en 'lbM,lutel>' necessary tor theli
eludes about 841.347.000 feet of pine as °wn refineries.
estimated In 1911 and approximately 141,- Standard's Inefficiency.
2?r>,000 feet of hardwood, located In the For many years the control of the home
Choctaw Nation, southeastern Oklahoma, markets for refined products have been
The sale of the lands in Pittsburg County clipping away from them under the stress
jvM be held at McAlester. November 3; of competition with brainier men. For the
V" Tfr lnlt",' T' nen
teau, November 6 and 7; and In Push- has been to hlrc and ^omote men
mataha and McCurtain Counties at Hugo, of the rubber stamp variety. The control
November 9. 10, 11 and 12. 1914. Bids was and is vested in New York and a
may be submitted In person or by agent of brains and initltatlve did not fit in with
with power of attorney or by mail. Land the arbitrary methods of th
.I?,1!1.}"F!":!11!-„-.'!d. TI"' position was that a man was not paid
w. '• "**" ~ **" " " * ™ think but to do what 2G Broadway told
one-quarter section of agricultural land, mm to do- Aslde frorn quests
but Is not limited as to the number of whether it was a good policy or not it
acres of non-agricultural land. Terms. 25 must be admitted that such a method has
per cent cash, balance In three annual In- good reason, to jujstify it in the case of a
stallments of 25 per cent each, with in- «.nall concern but now that the tentacles
terest at 6 per cent per annum, but pay- of the octopus have spread over the world
WANTED Posi'ion bv i'\perlen«-ed book
keeper and accountant: now emploved:
A-l references. A. C.. Democrat.
WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS
WANTE;iT TO KENT—Modern 8 or 9-
room house on south side by Sept. 1,
with servants' quarters and garage; will
pav 3 or ti months In advance. Phone Lt>. 0
or 31192. . £2
WANTED—To rent 5 or «-roo_m modern
house with garage. Phone 9SH.
MEN'S Union Suits 50c. SIS E. 3rd. (12
^ i v'i'fcit' furniture MIU oav ui|IM i
prices arid will allow liberally on a
trade. Call 2432 and see If his state-
ment Is true Flack Furplturi Co.. 209
Po«tnn
flees * new fireproof Texas building,
alongside the postoffice. Call 151, A. L.
Farmer. (9
FOR KENT—One-half of double house, 4
rooms and bath: close In. Phone 962.(8
FOR RENT—3-room house. Call 402 S.
Lansing. (8
. ' «,mP'*ted 3">' tlrne- Im: 1. is a physical impossibility for any
4-room modern apart- mediate possession given after approval , ' J . „ to hold the
- of sale. Residence on land not required. fet of men in any one place to noict in. ^
Removal of portions of timber permitted 1 "ins of power and dictate the minutla Kurooe
as paid for. Improvements on land, con- the various subsidiary concerns. Hence >
slstins: of a few scattered houses, will be ii United States where competition must)
appraised and sold with the land and be met and some responsibility must rest
the owner thereof reimbursed where A ay upon the men who were promotd for their
tibility to carry out orders without ques-
1 on the Standard is finding itself dropping
furnished without cost Maps showing lo-
cation and accessibility to railroads of
each tract will be furnished at a cost of
E0 cents each. Application for both d>
5*
Our
V * \ I'KD—Second-hand furniture
change your old furniture for new.
have all kinds of house furnishing.
prices are the lowest, our terms the eas-
iest Bumearner A Downlnq 124 past
Cppnnr' et Phnnp 17^3 .
FOR RENT—Modern 5-room house, close
In; $.15 ner montii. Call 3939 or A. Y.
Boswell Co.. 1?3 Main.
FOR RENT—4-room house, modern,
W. 7th. Call Williamson. 313.
FOR RENT—Dandv 7-room house.
large rooms on 6th St.: cool Kendall, tances for maps should be made payable
between colleee and school, one block car to George N. Wise, Disbursing Agent,
line well, cistern lawn, fenced; pos- Muskogee. Oklahoma. CATO SELLS,
session August 10. Phone McCabe. Red Commissioner oi Affairs.
(8
! fPublfshed In Tulsa Dally Democrat
August 3 to 14. 1911.)
| NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FUND.
Notice is hereby given that on the 15th
or of August. 1914 at 9 o'clock
817,
FOR RENT— 4-room apartment.
FOR SALE — HEAL ESTATE
business chances
FOR SALE—Good paying grocery and
market, trade all cash and low rent;
this is a chance to get into business for
a little monev if taken soon. Inquire at
in« s Cincinnati. ;
for sale —grocery bargain —
One of the best located suburban gro-
ceries in Tulsa: new fixtures, fresh, up-
to-date stock; doing good business; will
invoice: other business interest takes all
of my time; must sell. B-97. Democrat.
FOR RENT—THE ENTIRE PLANT AND
EQUIPMENT OF THE THOMPSON
ICE CREAM CO. OR THE STaBLE
P\RT SEPARATE FOR THE GOULD
CREAMERY CO PHONE 533 OR P. O.
pox 1344.
monev to loan
LARGE and small farm and Tulsa city
loans made at lowest rates. E. A. Lilly.
211-212 Texas P.ldg. Phone 541. . (10
NO. 1 WASH Tub 45c- 2H E. 3rd. «12
fio\EY to loan on farm lanas; cash paid
as soon as Inspection and abstract is
made: don't have* to wait.
805 Scott Bldg.
FOR SALE—Ozark farm
trade. Ray and Ray. Phone 34*51
Exchange Nat'l Bank, Tulsa, Okla.
FOR SALE—5-room strictly modi
story cottage, close In on the
are not the successful bidder'
to waive technical defects In advei ele-
ments and bids, and to re.lect any and , . , ,
all bids. Is reserved. Detailed informa- tack in the race for markets. At the
tlon, Including descriptive lists showing 1 resent time the independents control over
tiie quai .ity and the appraisement of 4* per cent of home market and the per
timber and land in each tract, will be centage has been steadily growing for
v« ral years. The independents have
■monstrated that, they can produce, re-
ic and market oil at a less price than the
scrlptlve lists and maps should be made Standard Oil company provided transpor- .
to the Commissioner to the Five Civilized tatlon charges are equal. It is an axiom
Tribes. Muskogee. Oklahoma. Remit- j i the eastern fic Ids that any independent
can produce oil for about 14c less per bar*
r 1 than the Standard subsidiary in the
f line pool, because the unwieldy organ-
i.ation of the big concern and thti dlffer-
fnce in ability between the men who dc
t \o work Increases the overhead expense
i.nd reduces the amount of work accom-
j.ished per man.
EXPORT PROFITS.
ontraction of the home market
Franz Josef Is the oldest of the mon-iope, and several of the smaller nations,
archs and rulers of the six powers* of will be drawn into the greatest war his
In all human expectation he tory has known.
annot live more than a few years. He King George of Great Britain Is coin-
Is now ^lebrating the end of a long life parattvely a young man. The Cz
by cau' lng the greatest conflagration also yotin ^ as rulers go The Kaiser is
tjie world lias known. Once Russia Is a 1 ttle past the meridian of life. Victor j cou|^
Judge Clark Explains Meth«dv
of Peddlers Selling New
Liquor Preparation.
BEER, IF YOU PREFER IT
IS SOLI) EVEN CHEAPER
But Dispensers of the Concoction Do
Not Violate Prohibitory Laws as
Alcohol Must be Added,
the Judge Says.
driven to strike to save Servia the Eur- Emmanuel of Italy has not yet reached
opean war w'U be on. his prime, and the President of France
Germany, bound by the agreement of | has Just reached it.The aged ruler of
the Triple Alliance, must go to the aid I the dual monarchy, who reigned with
of the aged emperor. Italy, another the fathers of the present monarchs.
member of the alliance, must follow who saw Queen Victoria and her son
Germany. Edward VII., pass, who has seen thre
Thereupon France and England, the < zaers, ivo emperors of Germany, and
parties with Russia to the Triple En-j many presidents of France, will have
lp the czar. been the cause of the world's greatest
Unless the peaceful counsels of Sir war before his reign comes to an end-
Edward Grey, foreign min ster of Great if Russia strikes the blow the world
Britain, prevail, the six powers of Eur-i looks for now.
1
The methods of the latest make-whls-
key-at-home advocates to appear in Tul-
sa were i xplalned tiy Judge J. R. Clark
of the manic'pal court this morning.
Now, Judge Clark is not by any meuns
an investigator of bogus wh'skey opera-
tors. It just happened that ho is able to
tell about it. This is the way it is
worked, the Judge says;
"A peddler, who carries extracts of all
k'nds, calls at a residence. He shows
the housewife his wares and tries to sell
some of the lemon or strawberry pre-
parations. Then, !f he thinks he is at
the r ght place he pulls out another
sample, ii ia a condensed concoction,
which, whe*1 mixed with a portion of
water an! with a touch of pure alcohol
added, makes whiskey that the ngent
claims cai.not be distinguished from the
real article For fifty cents he offers to
send a packet of the compound that will
make a gallon of fine wh skey.
In order to see what there was to the
preparation Judge Clark ordered from
the peddler who called at his residence
a packat;? of the whiskey powder. He
says the mixture that results from the
directions so much resembles real whis-
key that it hardly can be told *rom
honest "mountain dew."
Not Bootleggers.
Two pi'udlers Belling the preparation
were arrested In the Kendall college ad-
dition and were tried and fined !n police
court on -i charge of peddling without a
1 cense. According to Judge Clark they
arrested for violation of
( o« ! ?°' n thereafter as hearing maj' be had, j forced the Standard to expand its for-
I c-ign trade; witness the recent entry into
Ddern -- y ■ P o * ' Tnis.,^-«olintv Okla- China, the absorption of the Pure Oil corn-
story cottage, close in on tne south j |h< Superior < ourt of Tulsa County. Okla Fiinmean stntions m few years aco
side for T*i(i• torus to suit See Grant! bon a, to make a showing and offer proof I ,n> • European stations a iew years ago
& Moore, 514 'First Nat'l Bldg. Phone and ask said court to hear and determine l< id the cutthroat tactics used to destroy
(18 the existence, character and amount of he trade of Royal-Dutch-Shell Inte
—m r——: , „ . : Sits legal outstanding Judgment Indebted- ].y reason of its organization and control
. , ^ ^ n Ma n ness und to sien the bondB to be issued < transportation the vast majority of the
between 10th and llth on N. Main. in payment of same.
Brockman Bros., 212 First Nat'l Bank. .\jj persons interested mav be present at
Phone 1229. <1S , the time said proof Is made to remon-
FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5-room mod- j strate against the issuance of said bonds j
ern, cloce In, full size lot; $350 cash : Hated this 3rd day of August, 4 ^
rins to suit. Seo John Barrett. 208
2180.
POR
Robinson Bldg. Phone 1SS7, residence
1353.
FOR SALE—Nice 5-room bungalow,. $1.-
600, $500 cash, balance terms to suit
purchaser • in Forest park. Anderson-
Berry Co., 201 Palace Bldg. Phone 13S5.(18
FOR SALE—8-room strictly modern home
close In on the south side, corner loca-
tion. for $4,250. $750 cash, balance like
rent. See Grant & Moore, 514 First Nat'l
Bldg. Phone 2160. (18
Hall.
(10
al es-
MONEY TO LOAN—$875 on good real es-
tate security. Phone 296 B. F. PeW
ANNOUNCEMENT
MISS- POWERS, public stenographer, no-
tary. 50fi RlJss_Bldg. Phone 1669 (22
model CLEANERS—Can and deliver.
We work while you sleep. Phone 27o.
(22
W/VNTED—-TO BUY
WF BUY second-hand furniture; will pay
top prices. Miller Furniture Co.. 118 N.
Main. Phone 4063. <5b
LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED—A black pony, weight be-
tween 1,000 and 1.200 pounds; white
spot oi. forehead. Finder return to 916
N. Denver.
(It
LOST—Pearl brooch between postcffice
and Kress' store, Tuesday morning.
Call Black 1160 or leave at S43 N. Mai0.(11
FoFnD—Pocket book at Famous Drj
Goods store containing money; parties
can have same by describing property
and paying for this notice. OI
I (> Kvk head watch fob. made from
half dollar, on Main St. Friday after-
noon. Leave at Democrat office or
phone 1031. ^11
LOST—A geld watch fob with initial R.
Return to Schmidt's Bakery and re-
celve reward. (H
CHATTEL LOANS of any size; lowest
rates. Rooms 18 19 Bynum Bldg (11
MJrt &ALE—AUTOS
FOR SALE-—One 45-horsepower 1914
model 7-passenger Patterson autcmo-
blle; electric started and up-to-date In
every resDect: a bargain for someone;
traveled o Iv 2.000 m'les: will demon-
strate for veil. Phone 2415. (^11
FOR RENT -Private garage, corner 8th
and S. Main Sts C. C. Cole. Phone
713. (20
for SAl<E—One 5-passenger Hudson and
one 5-pussenger Bulck for sale. Phone
f-OR SALE—LIVE STOCK
WANTED—Modern 5 to 6-room bunga-
low, good south, side location; will pay
cash. See E. A. Lillv, No. 212 Texas Bldg.
Phone 541. (5b
FOR SALE—4-room cottage, strictly
modern and first-class; $200, balance
liter rent Phone 296. B F. Pt"t.us. (18
FOR SALE—9-room strictly modern
home, close in on the south side, nat-
ural shade, corner location and east
front; this is a bargain for $7,000; terms
If wanted See Grant & Moore, 514 First
Nat'l Bldg. Phone 2160. (18
FOR SALE—New ;>-room bungalow; well
decorated, full basement; $2,750, easy
terms. 1105 N. Cheyenne. (18
FOR SALE—2Vs and 5-acre tracts close
In on south side, good soil and water;
terms to suit. See Gran & Moore, 514
First Nat'l Bldg Phone 2160. (18
LADIES' Union Suits 25c. 216 E. 3rd. (12
FOR SALE—At a bargain. 5-room mod-
ern. close in, full size lot; $350 cash,
terms to suit See Grant & Moore. 514
Robinson Bldg. Phone 1887. residence
1358. (18
1914.
CYRUS S. AVERYT
Chairman of the Board of County Com
mlesioncrs of Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
(Seal*) Attest:
R. E CURRAN, County Clerk.
1 vport trade has been a monopoly. Many
countries never saw kerosene, etc., until
, lie Standard came in and demonstrated itp
\ se. Consequently there was nothing te
i . vent the charging of any price that
(Published In Tulsa Daily Democr
August 4 to 14, 1914.)
NOTICE OF RECEIVERSHIP SALE.
Pursuant to an order of the Distri
Court of Tulsa County, Oklahoma. I will.
I ' ned fit to i..e controlling power in
j.cTT York. In consequence the export
nd of the business has been the most
profitable one as can be demonstrated by
he dividends and appraisement of assets
\'the various marketing subsidiaries. In
"f* ct the big money that has been made
I:/ the Standard for the last ten years has
been made out of the foreign consumption
PIPE LINE CONTROL ENpS.
It does not need to be demonstrated that
brethren in the state. Tin- Export Oil
company has nine cargoes of refined sold
ahead for shipment running as far ahead
as December. They ate* not worrying
about this war and the slump in the mar
kcts. The war may be over by December
and oven If It is not there are the South
American and far eastern markets almost
untouched awaiting the opening of the
Panama canal. The producers that are
going to lose out In this revolution are
the ones who sit around wringing their
hands and veiling hard tlmei and a slump
In the price. That kind of a fellow may
find himself unable to se!! his oil and
have tc shut down his wells while his
neighbor drains the sand. The man who
seizes time by the forelock and prepares
his own production outlet is going to find
out for the first time in the historv of the
oil country what It means in profit to be
free from the domination of the Standard
Oil company.
•n the 15th^ day of August. 1914, at the control of pipe lines has made the Stand
le st^ek of merchandise, m, . .. „ . ,. . .. . t .. .
ipplies and machinery of the Tulsa Elee- lone that has a lowed them to set their
trie & Construction Company, fo^ cash. known price for the oil at the well?
But
Company.
Witne
August, 1914.
FOR SALE—160 acres of fine farm land
close to Tulsa: good 4-room house, barn
and plentv of eood water; is a rich, black
sandy loam soil, very productive, and the
crops will show what this land is^ priced .
right at $45 per acre; 120 acres in culti-
vation. balance meadow; 320 acres close
to Tulsa 180 acres in cultivation, bal-
ance hay land and pasture, plenty of good j
water: all can be farmed; fair improve- ;
ments: this is also a black sandy loam j
soil and can be bought for $50 per acre, j
terms. See Grant & Moore. 514 First j
Nat'l Rid?. Phone ?160. Tulsa, OkU. (18
LADIES' Vest 10c. 216 E. 3rd. (12
FOR TRADE—13 acres In alfalfa and
fruit: well Improved; Joining the city of
Guthrie, Okla.; bottom land; want some
good legitimate business. John Barrett.
20S Robinson Bldg Phone 1887. Resi-
dence 135S. (26
FOR
cl
and
SALE—5-room modern cottage.
to the highest and best bidder. ai'Num- low pipe lines are common carriers. A
ber 11 West Second Street. Tulsa, Ok- j mall refiner in the east may buy his oil
lahoma. In the building now occuoied by | n the west and compel the Standard tc
the said Tulsa Electric & Construction carry It for hiin. That changes conditions
...... „ . , . end is another blow, and a serious one, a
my hand this the 3rd day of t iat gQ per cent Qf the home market still
i.i itl control.
Standard Has Oil Enough
Now the producing end of the Stand-
ard has more than enough production of
its own to take care of the home mark eta
Independent oil has been bought to sup-
ply the export trade and when this war
broke out, making oil contraband and
ruining the refined markets for the time
being. It did away with all necessity for
handling a drop of Independent oil
What is going to happen?
To Cease Buying Oil.
The Standard and the other big pipe
line companies are going to quit buying
oil entirely. That is, they will cease to
buy it at the well as fast as It Is pro-
duced. If they need more oil than their
own wells can supply they will buy it at
the time and in the place that best suits
them. In other words, they will beco
.purchasers of oil In the same manner
! that a man with an auto becomes a pur
! chaser of gasoline. It will be up to the
i producer to go out and find his market,
; sell his oil and arrange for his transpor
tatlon by rail or pipe line. If he can't
| fell it, that is his lookout; he will have
lo shut d own his wells until he can. It
is obvious that the Standard is not goln*
to buy oil and store It out of the good-
j i.ess of Its own heart; the war has stop-
! ped the export market for the time being
and if iho struggle is prosecuted with the
| fierceness that seems certain many years
! will elapse before the demand will re
MdDntKey m\ itairadl
Unlimited Amount
Farm' and City Loans. Bear
Rates and Privileges.
E, A\, L1ILLY
Second Floor New Texas Bldg.
on Fourth Street, West of
Post Office.
WoAo feymidDMs
ileal Estate, Loans xr.d Investments
Rooai 2. Ault-Klrkpatriclr Bldg
Phone 2812. Res. Phone 26<n
Small Missouri Farm
FOR S Vl.E—One matched team of black
horses. MacMUlon Flano Co. (15
FT9H Cllotwg, all slzca. 216 E. 3rd. (12
POR SALE—One horse end buses': bu«ty
and harness almost new; horse between
7 and 8 years old: ladv can drive him;
will sell cheap or trade in on a Ford
roadefef. Plinjie 138n. (1°
FOR SAI E—An excellent family driving
horse:, perfectly s*f« for women and
children: also two seated lUht surrey and
new Pirtle harness: prefer to sell com-
plete outfit: will sell only where kind
treatment will be Riven. Carl C. Magee.
Business phone 371. house phonfi 413. (15
close in on the south side: eood well ruu-in 70 VI r*40>rm f.™i.l.cover As a muter of self-preservation
id barn some fruit, for 11.750 terms. ^.j^) 3 i„w„|„u ,„d 300 in.uccnrful the pipe lines will be forced to take this
^''e * 11 Moore. 514 First Natl ' 1,000 .crcorcbard cofnp.nv with two cnnuig f.ctuba.Dd uction.
Phone 1 SO. 1 killequipmrnl, nil for only $300; $5 down nd mcnthlj
I.ACE Curtains 50c. 216 E. 3rd. (12 tnthoutintega ,1 uia. WiiW roundtbp[>a aytan
w or buyers. rsymrnUatopin case of dratiu
FOR S \r.E—Three nicelv located lots on Wiitefor photograph* and felt icloonc4io&.
paved street. 150x140 feet: middle lot WILLIS R Mil MCE* N V life r ra. I&-
Iias pood 4-room house: well and barn; WIUJ:> R* W. *. Ktaut Cit*. Ht
will R«mn separately If desired: one-half
cash, balance easy located on Hodge nnd
T.nrsii'g Pbone PHtck 37j3 (IS
CLAIRVOYANTS AND
CLAIRVOYANT, four years In Tulsa and
here to stay; ladies only. Ill W. 5tn.
Phone 3745 (17
MdDDiKEy ft© L©ainn
On household koc ds. pianos, diamonds or
live stock. Rates reasonable. Room ^5
ever Post Offlee. or phon« 1941. '10
hEF"iONAL
LADIrJS—$1 ui'O reward I positively *utr
sntee my Rrent successful "Monthly'
remedy; «*fely reliefs some of the long-
est. most obstinate, abnormal cases In
three to five days: no harm pain or Inter-
ference with work; mali $1.50. Double
strength $2.00. Dr. flouthlmrton Remedy
Co.. 44 Long bldg., Kansas City, Mo. (23
Before securing that
Fannnm audi Ofly Loaim
see The Southwest Mortgage and Investment Co.
"A HOME COMPANY"
Reasonable Rates
11 Fast Fourth St.
Quick Service
Rhone 444 2
Hit Oklahoma Hard.
It will hit the oil country hard for the
time being. Never before has the pro-
ducer been obliged to think about any-
thing but erettln? the stuff to the top of
the ground. He hud assurance that h«
would pet some sort of price for it, nnd
ns a general thing he would get that price
lust as soon as he was ready to take It
Whether it was a Just price did not mat-
ter, compared to the fact that oil was
cash lust as cotton Is c*sh as soon as it
complete revolution In the oil country.
Not in California, for they have a suc-
cessful producers' agency that has gone
out and shown the way to new markets
that the Standard and other old compa-
nies did not know existed. But to Tulsa
and Oklahoma producers that ruling, and
Its coming, will seem a calamity. And
| It will be a calamity for a time. Jusl as
I all great changes In any commercial
business arc calamities to those who have
i not seen the handwriting on the wall and
j prepared for the inevitable.
The Way Out.
The Oklahoma producers can expert
j chaos, turmoil and calamity as a result
: of. new lineup made neressai y by this
1 war so long as thev do not follow tb
J example of the California produ?
(Published in the Tulsa Daily Hemo-
crat August S, 4, 5, 6 and 7. 1914 Demo-
at Printing Co , Publishers.)
CALL FOR BIDS.
(Cemetery Fence)
Rids will be received at the office of
.1 e City Auditor of the City of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, until 5:00 p. ni. Monday, Au-
gust 10. 1914. for the erection of approxi-
mately 3,970 feet of wrought iron fence
around Oaklawn Cemetery, Including two
entrances with archways.
Plans and specifications for said fence
may be seen at the City Auditor's office.
The right to relect jny and all bids is
reserved to the Board of Commissioners
of the Citv of Tulsa.
A certified check in the sum of five (5">
per cent of the amount of the bid will be
required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board of Commissioners of said
city at a meeting of said Board to be
bold In the City Hall at 10.00 a. m. Tues-
day. August 11, 1914.
E. B. CLINK. City Auditor.
Will l'ease, 14 Years Old, Will
Go to Reform School;
Caught at Sapulpa.
Will Poase, J 4-year-old boy arrested
by the police at Sapulpa on informa-
tion furnished by the Tulsa police,
who late yesterday afternoon stole a
5 passenger Ford automobile from
George Pease, his uncle, while it was
standing in front of a South Ma'n
street store, this morning was turned
over to Humane Agent Welch and he Haik
probably will be tried before the
the prohibitory laws for the reason that
the concoction they sell does not con-
tain alcohol, that ingredient being left
to the put chaser to add before the
whiskey a made. The only city ordin-
ance they violate is that of peddling
without securing permission of city
authorities.
As alcohol is easily obtained and as
cona'derahle quantities of the whiskey
preparat'on has been sold in Tulsa, tho
city now is flooded with the bogus
whiskey. The preparation, Judge Clark
says, produces intoxication as quickly as
real liquor A big percentage of tne per-
sons an ,'i ted in Tulsa in the last two
weeks have been victims of the prepara-
tion, the judge says.
AI<o Make Beer.
For $1, according to Judge Clark, tho
peddlers furnish a quant'ty of prepara-
tion that with a littlo alcohol added and
then water mixed in will make five kegs
of 'lager beer." This fake beer is said
to so much resemble the oeverage that
is sold across the bar In saloon cities
that it s bard to tell them apart
Judge Clark Is stumped as to what
course to pursue to stop the sale of the
preparat'ons here. More of It is being
dispensed by the p«ddlers every day he
says.
Mike Steiger However, Hasn't
Lined up for the Cause of
the Emperor.
Mike Steiger, through whose veins
course nothing but the purest German
blood, is in a quandary. From news-
paper accounts o( the European war
the local opinion seems to be that
Germany was the aggressive power
that brought on the general conflict,
but Mike says he is old enough now
not to believe all he reads in the pa-
pers and iB reserving his moral sup
port to the contestants until he is sup-
a uhllahad In Tulsa I>ally Democrat
July 81 ami August 7. 1914.)
ORDER AND NOTICE OF FINAL SET-
TLEMENT.
Rtate of Oklahoma. County of TuJsa.
In llin County Court.
In the matter ot' the estates of: Sarrt
minor, Ellis Halkev, RuariliaB.
No. 131^; .Tenaey Johnson,
juvenile court tomorrow. The boy live* : RumHanl^ohite^T'^rf- j)L
with his father, W. S. Pease, a con- ilercasod, n. it Wilcox' and Geor«
tractor at 62S North Boston street Wilts. Joint administrators. Probate No.
When questioned «t the police sta- I.^safe
n„„ i. ... . i,,i,. u„.„„ , . .T . . . . "nort iiuiinerlv JchsIv Price) admla stra-
tiOU last night., Pi.'asp said that he had trlx, Probate No. SJS Gilbert For*ue. de-
no intention of stealing the or but ceased. ICtwhemi- Poruue. executrix Pro-
just took It for a ride to Sapulpa. He ,,at0 No. 1 r,70; diaries T neuter, tie-
tried to lay the blame on Glenn Lar-1 ha^p*N0 pm I en,c administrator. Pro-
kin. operator of a pool hall In West Vp it remembered, that on tills the ?l t
Tulsa, claiming that I.arkln told him l,nv of Julv. 19M. name betne a day of
to get the car nnd they would go to ' '''rr.<'^ulnr ''"J- l,7m of the County
County and SUM
Taneha after a cargo of beer. His
story was discredited by the police.
George Pease, owner of the car that
was stolen, lives on ;i ranch northeast
of Tulsa. He told C! 1ef of Police
Burns that the boy had visited him
several times and once stole a horse
from him.
Relatives of the boy will recom-
mend that he be commuted to the
In fo
afor-'sald. It nnpearlnK to the satisfaction
of the Court that In each and all of the
above named estates the su&rdlans and
administrators therein have filed their
final account*, nnd that said estate* ar«
now ready for final distribution, all Thir-
ties Interested therein are iriven notice
and arc hereby ordered and directed to
anpear In the County Court on Friday,
the ?lpt day of Aueust. ltll t, at ten
o'clock a m.. to show cause, if any they
have, why the said accounts should not
state reform school and then released unn ^ ♦ I r, distrl*>u
. . . tlon mad* and snld estates closed.
on parole with ord era to report every
week.
IKEIMIjOiiffiWi
7
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand this 31st dav of July 1914.
(Seal.) COVN LTXV.
County JudRe.
(Published tn Tulsa Daily Democrat
July 19 to August 3, 1914.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Oklahoma, Tulsa County—m.
In the County Court.
In the matter « tne estate «<f Besst#
Morton, a minor. C. C. Garllnghouse,
guardian. No. 1&91
Notice Is hereby given In ours lance ot
an order of the County Court of the
So Many DisannointeH Rovq in County of Tulsa state of Oklahoma, made
~ °n the th day of April, 1914. the under-
June I hat Another Will he signed guardian of the estate of Bessie
Held in September.
Morion, s minor, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, subject to confirm-
ation bv said Court, on Friday, the 7th
The Tu,ta Boy Scout camp held In ^
June win such tt succeaa that the boy i 'ourt House of Tul.ia County. Oklahoma,
who did i.ot or could not go then have lIt the r|Cht, title and Interest, of said en-
been pet1 Honing Mr Uuchner to hold an-i tate of said Bessie Morton a minor. In
other camp before cool weather and take and to the following described real e -
tlie boys who did not go In June. Mill-1 tate situated in Tulsa County, State ol
kogec boyH also have s gnifled the!r 1 Oklahoma to-wtt:
plied with more inside and uncolored I desire to take part in sdeh a camp sol
dope concerning the origin of the j it has be<r, dee'ded to camp airatn be-
trouble. I pinning September 1. Cards are now
Ing. However, he wouldn't commit
himself to eithci side this morning, re-!
serving his right as a true American j
, .. _ f n , mi. uucmicr nun icucivru « icucr i
citizen to weigh the matter carefully ' m (h, 1)uffalo „cout ma,ter Rsklns
before reaching a conclusion.
the e ' n bett
The west half (WH) of the north-
east quarter (NK'4) of section four
(4) township twenty-two (22) north,
range thirteen (13) east.
Naturally Mr fttolirer would he In- I helng distributed among the Tulsa boys Said real estate win be sold on the fol-
terested in tte auccMS oftlle arailes u"d P^puatlon. belnK made at Tahle-, lowing tenns and conditions, to-wdt. Cash
terestetl in ti e success or tne amies ah for H b,g gathering. Ten days Is'in band upon approval of the deed by tht
of Emperor William and for a reason, j lhe piloted t me and the charge Includ- ... -
He hag twenty nephews in the German j in,r riliiroa«i fare will be ten dollars for tl,e thereof must b«
• ,rmv ficbtincr fnr tmnrAtnii v nf * ® . : u ♦ aoiiars. jn wrlttriK an(j mugl |)e In the County
army fighting lor t .e supremacy of Any boys who wish to Ko can signify Court or de!ivered to the und- slr.c!
the German flag. The conflict there- | their intention by depositing a dol'ar with Vera. Oklahoma.
fore gets pretty close to his inner bo- Mr. Buchnei at 333 Iowa build ng. Mr. I Dated this ISth day of Jtily. 191*.
Buchner would like to knov how many j
can be counted upon aa #nrly as poss ble. I |
Inquiry From Buffalo
Mr. Buchner has received a letter FOREIGNERS CANT
how the Tulsa camps are conducted.l QUIT GERMANY NOW
! The New York people have held three
SWITZERLAND FULLY ARMED. camps and hearing of the success in Ok-I WASHINGTON, \utr 1. N \ len an
BKltNK, Switzerland, Aug. 4.—The mil- lahoma are anxious to get any pointers leave Germany for the present.
Itarv mohlliatlon of Swlterland has been that may bo useful to them in the fu- Through the German embassy at New-
completed. fivery railway bridge, and ture. In return they have stmt the port the state department has been tn-
mountaln pass is occupied The procau- . pamphlet and prospectus of their camps formed that during the progress of mo-
tions have extended to the commandeer- for the Instruction of Oklahoma scout blllzatlon no foreigners would be pcrmit-
ing of all available provisions and all j masters. The Buffalo men are working ted to depart.
means of locomotion. Even bicycles have out a regular program from year to year j
been requisitioned. land incorporating any Improvements they; PXRlS Aug. 4.- -Nearly 2,000 Amerl-
— I f'nd so that a boy grow'ng up and go- cans are to sail for tho United States on
lng through the whole series of annual board the French liner France, whose of-
camps will be learning something new fleers have consented to give up their
each year. j cabins in order to provide accommodation
— i , j for passengers. Jean Jules Josse a'id, the
It is really hard to tell whether some French ambassador to the United States
people have u mission or a bug. 1 has booked his pas&nge on this vessel.
CABINET CHANGES.
LONDON. Aug. 4.—According to the
Times some cabinet changes are expected
Immediately, and Premier Asqulth prob-
orlably will entrust th' f ortfollo of war to
example of their refiner Field Marshal Lord Kitchener,
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