The Independent And The Dewey World (Bartlesville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, May 17, 1918 Page: 4 of 4
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Iwuad e r» t'ndti m
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Subscription 91.50 per year in advance
Entered ai iKuml class matter at the
/oat office it Bartlesville. Oklahoma
jndor Art of March 3rd
Published by the World Printing t’o.
W. K. Dixon. Editok
nyWar
Saving
Stamm
We have noticed a certain ga
• age in the city has placed signs
and big lights at the driveways
announcing danger. The sug
gostion is a very good one all and
all the garages should be requ
i red to do the same, but on the
other hand they warn their driv
**i s that people in this city have
the habit of walking on the side-
walks and that some care on the
the part of the drivers to insure
safety for the other lellow is just
as important as putting all the
burden of carefulness on the
passenger-
President Wilson is desirous
of calling a halt on congress
when they wish to investigate
t'ie war actions of some of his
l>ersonal friends. If he will dis-
miss Creel he will do the coun
try a great favor and also remove
a stumbling'block that prevents
many congressmen and senators
from working with the presi-
dent in a moro harmonious way.
J S Loulzcnhtsrr and wife H K to*
Licit I. Anderton It 6 bl I2j Joe
Chat Fry to Brighton Od Co c2 o Burt let 2nd tec to Dewey and
of *x»4 of »r4 of ‘tc 10-28 I3 3^5 ^ It 3 I 25 Gov add $J>>oo
^,^C0 Newton Thompson ct «l to J k
Truiteet Baptist Church |o J W Miller se4 of nc4 o! nc 25.28.
Mai tin 1 -12 irt 111 s 75 It It 2 bl *3 l$°0
|7cny$l M S aub to T R E*h*on It t sec
F M Over lees ri 4! to J W Marlin 3' -?6-U *iO
* ;5 ft It 2 bl 39 city #7500 I) K Leonard to Lola McGee It
J C Duncan to W E Ro»? q c d to 4 bl 8l ci*> •***
«n4 ol nt 4 of sc 4 oi sec 27 25.1 3 Herbert Crowley to Lula Murphy
It 14 bl 2 Midway add 465
W E R .vs to K A lli'l >w4 of J...... Beulah Sluder to Ag-
ne4 of vr4 of tec 2; 2; 13 $25o j net Shader 20 a in sec 32.2; I3
Qeo Trope to F Miketch Its icfx *1
to 110 bk 4 lldi-rde Od Co $;o ^ R •'■*'1 H'.iiu li McCollum to
Mary E McCollum « t al e2 of
of nr4 and sw4 'j MV4 of nc4
and nw4 of ti 4 of sec 83 23 14
*l
Win Baler to W W Buskirk w2of Watt Cochran, cherokee.and wife
Sw4.d nw4 and m 4 of txv4 of EljZj ,0 G C Anderson <2 .(1
WHY COAL USERS
IN THIS STATE
MUST ORDER NOW
Mines Must Be Kept Going Full
Time in Spring and Summer
to Prevent Serious Short-
age Next Winter.
Jets Watts and wife Eva ta W A
King if ol v«4 of see 27 29 «3
1200
IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED.
Man Who Data Nat Thwa Cooperate
With Fuel Admlmetraticn and Rail,
reade Take* Mia Place With tha
Slackar Who Dodgee Service at tha
Frant ar Refueea ta Buy Bonds.
The republicans held a meeting
in Oklahoma City this week to
line up for the fall campaign.
The 1 tarty can do something this
fall if the obstructionists would
step aside and put the interest
of the party ahead of their own.
If business men are to be
draftod to assist in harvest
mg the wheat, we suggest
that the first call made will be
for the clerks in the pool halls.
nw4 and vi 4 of im 4 and ?e4 of
sw4 cf nw4 -re 3 23 13 fl6oo
R B Ta list 11 to Scotty Jonns Its
I42 143 bl 6 Am Sub Div Ka.
mona 250 and lotv 37 3(5.38 hk l
50
J C 8uthrr!a..d iu E I Biotin int
iuv2of ru-4 of nw4 and 112 of
*r4 Cl 11114 ‘tod Ilw4 I)f Jo 4C
It 2 tec 1*1 :(). 1 3 and 11C4 of riw4
and dw4 of 111-4 of sec 9.26 13
nw4 ol in 4 n| sec I8.25.J4 1.00
Claik A Bites Lbr Co to S E Lit
lie It 1 bl 5 I aylors 2nd add 175
R Sami Anna Bradley to .1 K
Bradley 11.t in c 60 ft It 1 bl 29
city 1 00
C E ami Fra in is Allen to E'tella
Hooker It 20 bl 2 and 11 10 ft It
19 bl 2 Geo B Ket ler add 1 31 0
Lauia E Pi m I < ti to R V\ Me
Kmley *2 of 1,114 • f mx 4 vc 3i
23 >4(2oo
E Bcaiil rt al to l-,il Horvley 112
of s\v4 sre 22 24 13 $isoo
Ed Ik r.'i v !o B K Beard It
nn4 ol in 4 of sre l 1-27-12 F25O
Bl uce B Cass and tt ile to JO
Morton Its 1 to 10 and i3to 25
b! 2. Its l to 1 1 and 13 to 2; bl 3
Its l to 1 2 and 18 to 2$ bl 4. bl 4
an I Its 1 3 5 to 24 bl 6 in Bruce
Cos add to Bv $1, a tract ol land
m bl 29. !tv 4 5 hi 24 and i.2 it 5
bl 38 * 25 ft It 2. bl 29, 22 lots
in J C Keelers add. 90 |;s in
Mountain View add 1.2 It t sci
1 I o<» 12 Itfl and i>2 of sc4 of i
ru-4 and sc4 of se4 of nc4 sre 2 i
26 t2 and w2 of >114 of 11114 see
I 27 21
C C Vantinc and wife K'hcl to
•Mrs C Cunmnglian 112 of It 4 bl
4 bl 76 3300
Greater co-operation In buyiig coal
at oii.-e in uni |>« obtained in rite West,
Southwest Hint sections of the Middle
Went, the Fuel Administration an-
nounces nt Washington, If the mines
are to lie I i-jif going full time during
the Hummer inontha unit the .lunger
averted of « serious shortage of <-oul
j An those sections next full and 11 inter.
Official re(Mirta fo the Fuel Admin- *
latrutioti allow that In the Slates of
llllimla, Michigan, Kaunas, Missouri,
| Oklahoma. ArkanflHB, Texas, New Mex-
leo, Iowa, I lull, Washington, Colorado,
,Wyoming nnd Montana ronsumera of
coni are not |,lining their orders In the
' -luiue ex|iected, or In quantities nee*
canary io Insure n %,'nst a winter short-
age. Ttda Is true also, though to leas
extent. In Ohio and Indiana.
“Apparently the consumers In theae
districts have not jet realised the full
Anna M Spraul and Inisban i I’rtd gravity of the situation,*' the Fuel ,
to T L Kitsch w 05 ft It 1 bl 68 Administration at a tea.
530o
•--era "sa aaanr rt»-ot»»iai.wo .
public and la wove into tha Dins .*1
domestic particularly their full
year's cugl supply before the first day
of October. Whether It auceaads or
not Is entirely dependent upon your
own persousl attitude and action.
“If the Muxlety of the Adinlnlstration
aeems to you overdrawn proof of the
neieaalty of Ita rncoannen/lstlon end
the propriety of tha warning will reach
you In full force during the coming fall
and winter, when rvsl will not l»
avallalda. and your vigorous effort may
ri-sult In another failure to secure an
adequate supply. The Indifferent coal
consumer promisee lo find himself lo
the 'coal line' during" tha severe p*.
r'uds of the coming winter und coot-
|.idled to accept m day to day supply of
fuel and possthly he entlraAy denied.**
SAVE WHEAT FASTER
IS CULLEN’S PLEA
The crying need of our allies today
la for Amerlcaus to save more whte tt
and save It faster, according to C. F.
J alien, chief of the organlmttcn h 1.
teau of the National Food Admin's ra.
tton. Mr. Cullen was here last ven
to asvist Judge C. B. Ames In taking
up hU dutfes as Federal Food Admin.
Istrator for Oklahoma. Mr. Cullen
was principal speaker at the opening
ot the Oklahoma City food show-. With
car normal supply of wheat only ha'l
of normal, Mr. Cullen called on Okla.
homa people not only tn save more
wheat hut to save tt faatar; make
use of corn and tha other cereals, he
urged, and thus ralnaae wheat for oul
rilles The other cereala, he stated*
were more nutritious than wheat. Mr
Fullen said 4,000,000 persons In the
warring countries had starved t«
death, and that It was up to Ameri-
cans to help feed our allies abroad
He commended Oklahomans for theii
splendid eo-operatloB with the Food
Administration, as well as for thelt
gteat work for the Liberty Loan Issues
and other war work.
1 Wm Kc
1500
AjS W) ly a nil w ife Lillian 11 a
,h, ruci ginners organize
The mines In ! _ ~
those sivtlons must he kept going. ° ®*t***,OIn* Okla.
They can he kept going only If coal Okls^ums^ ninn"11** forine;1 ,ln
John Crittcmlcn und wife Mary c2, ordinarily ordereil later In the year la committee was Ippointed^to'meet C
of vc4 <>f sw-4 ver ^5 23 I4 400 ordered now. The domestic consumer representative of the National Frol
OUT , v. . who delays placing Ids order la taking Administration relative to handlin'
L inptetii to .Maitiu O Con a chance of having on Insufficient cold of ginning and cottonseed. The h
net sw4 uf 11 iv 4 of mv4 and n 4 weather supply; the Industrial user elation unanimously thanked Strs'i •
of mv4 ol nw4 of sre 23 27 It Wh° fal" to or<,<*r hU roHl Uow ,B D BmoKs. former Federal Food Ad.
J ’ “,**w'“* *» ' ■■ minletrator for Oklahoma, for thh
fairness with which he has enforced
lets add to Ramona C L Marvis J,"tl Dora ! l»t**r «n.
Ml J I. 2 LI . New. • . . .
M Koss It 5 LI 1 McDaniels add '
add $t
J M Bon n s2 of s<-4 sec 26-29*
12 *J2Co
J. r B.irtlcs and wile Edith It
I bl
R B \Likvr a <1 wife Thelma to
J M Bonn j»\4of - x\ 4 sec lz 28-'
12 $loco
1 J-.e A Batllesxillr sec lo Dew-
ey $ico
Same to same It l bl 1 Jacob H
Battles ire to Dear) $1
Buy Now—Everybody!
‘The man who does not do his part
by anticipating tils needs and co-oper-
ating with the Fuel Administration
and the railroads by ordering his coal
regulations relating to the ginne*.
PETTEE TO WASHINGTOJ
Bartlesville is all ready for Red
Cross week, and this county will
tfive as usual, more than her al-
lotted share-
May*r Huit Enforce Laws
In the case of F M Wooden,
former mayor of Tulsa, the su
preme court holds that it is the
duty of the mayor to see that
laws prohibiting gambling or sale
(if intoxicating liquor? ate enfore
ed, and that failure to do so would
be grounds for removal. Wooden
had been removed from office and
appealed to the high court. It
was hi* contention that it was not
his duty to guarantee enforce
nient of the laws mentioned.
Notice to Creditors to Present
Claims
Slate of Oklahoma.
Washington County, ss.
To all persons having claims against
Martin T King, deceased, you are re-
quired lo present the same with the
necessary voucher, to the undersigned
administrator at his office, rooms 309-
JO Lannoni Kuilding in Bartlesville,
Oklahoma, within four mouths of the
date hereof or the same will be forever
barred.
Dated this loth day of May, 1918.
It. O. DETKICK,
Administrator.
\N \\ Walker lo same nxx4 of
see l 2 28-4 2 §3OCX)
E C & Annie W iiko*»i,ii to
W dkersou 1,1-4 of nw4 -re 3O
28-14 $1100
A nine Wilkirson tot) (J Wilkcr
son It 1 sec 3O.2S 1 4 and 1,1-4 of
i.e4 and 02 ol nxv4 <»f nc4 sec 2$
28-13 *800
Allen Gibson and uifr Novir to II
F Tyler Iu 1 to 6 bl I63 Ida
Gibsons add lo Dewey 540
S mte to same Its 7 8-9-1 3 bl 163
same add $’.4 :f)
R B Fan sill to .S ,,(t F'lnbroegh
*,s 33 3/ bl 1 Am S-ib Div to
Ramona f loo
K B Tan‘ell to J P Junes Its 7 to
13 b! l$i50AmSub Divi« Rj.
mona Oil Field in m-4 of nw4
and nxx 4 of nr4 aod ir4 ol imx 4
ol 11W4 sec 13 24.I 2
s me to i;in)c .1 |»J .nes I90 195
bl 7 $150
Janie to John Hall It' 56 57 h 6
*50
Same to Mrs John I lall
170 bl 0 *30
Same to J K Ha'l It I89 bl 7 #25
Same to Sophia AureiHz Its iif,
119 bl 7
same to Annie Wushburn 12 It
in bl 7 1=300
W. J. I’ettea of Oklahoma Cl t'o,
now takes Ids place with the man who Merchant Representative for
avoids service at the front or refuses ..nr.-ha^o* * ■ conforance ol
. 1— til , ti * , m#rchant representatives tn Washing-
to htfy Liberty Bonds. Every coal mn on 1 a K
ton on *4. Merchant reproeenta.
user should buy anil store coal now to uve, win be appointed for each countv
_ A 2C Wheel, . and wife lu.tm ,s ,0I rt?U'r*™nt' 80 fur a8 h* ,B Oklahoma to look after tha work of
?x%4 ....... . possibly able to do ao. the merchant, ^n'ionaeclton with thr
v; ri iviiKpatnck It 0 bl 15 Me- -Every state and local representative Food Administration. Their work in
Daniels add of the Fuel Administration Is ready to uo way Mil conflict with that of th*
^ 11 / -| u. • . . help the coal consumer In everv way eounty f°od admlalstrators but will bs
Ulcn Skiiint-r and xvife Luci e et „, . , . ... of great aid
1 possible to get an appro|>rtate and ad- m u-
al to A M Wheeler s 5*» ft It 19 equate supply of coal. Every day that -
passes decreases the margin of time Manufacturers of soft drinks ard
In which this assistance may he given. •°<f* fountain drinks are still limited
“If you can’t get the grade of coal J? per cent of tha amount of sugar
that you have been getting In the past ..J? ”** -f.?1 1,m1ta-
.. .. . .. . ^ tlona »re still In effect In order te
;,k>e another grade that you can get tsk. e.re 0, th# dm ^
It Is better to have In your bins coal year.
of a grade slightly different from u-hat ___
you have been using In the past than In order to equal*.aa distribution of
bl 1 Johnstone Hgt« $t
I B and F^dith Higgins to Chas
Wales It 7 bl 1 Johnstone Hgts
Add 8]
Narriafe bcenu
Its 164
L* o Dorkis Bin Icsville ( col )
lantha Smart
11 N Baylcr Bui Icsville
Clara Chamberlain **
C I) Brown
A m\ McAdam2
W R Thorn (;|rn O.,^
Pea11 P<*0 e Noxx.ita
WE Still V,ra
Kdith Carpenter Wcuubleiu
lion lliingan Bartlesville
Virgiipa Brozeltori ••
W illiain L Aiin-tiiuig and Snow
K'ce, man,1 d injTulsa
Applications I tied Ur Divarce
48;jo I.ra U.uter
vs
Vance Harter
493’ R«>*ir l aib v
I.
Lee Dale)
’divorce
2 I
22
29
24
2 t
28
8
18
21
23
42
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---- “vqi«ai.*w UIBiriUillIOn OT
to go Into winter without any eoal at rur flour stocks betwaon now and next
| harvest, Oklahoma has gone on a r.i.
“ronsunsera who do not order their Hon of six pounds of flour per inon h
coal now are gambling on the future. Per person. The paople of Oklaho i-a
There Is reason to believe that If ev- , ^ave turned back Into distribution
ery one anticipates his coal require- ^hannel* a great quantity of flour
ments and puts In his order now no °f ,h,“ flour b#,n* ‘urned our
one will have to do without next win- ° l.e *overn“*>t- After trial In a
. ... .. * . • , number of counties the flour card av
ter. If. however, there Is delay In or- tem hft> prOT#d t# ^ * 4
dering coal It Is more than likely that iible way of #eourln, Rnd Uf
production during the fall and winter j dtatrlbutlon ef our present flour sup.
will be Insufficient to meet the needs ply accordlo« tq the alx-pound allow*
of every one. * - — -
Better New Kind Than Nona.
er.ee. Judge 0. *. Am—, Federal Foo4
Administrator teg Oklahoma, has i»«.
ommendsd to ceoftty food adinlnlst a-
-Tl^re bos been notable neglect of j tor, ,B th. .taJTto pntThU‘’caid'V, T
-rfnlii irrnrlea of i'o«l in, F* •• Cdru 8 n.
certain grades of coal that are now
available In large volume and clamor-
ous demand. In certain quar;era at
least, for specific coals that various
consumers have used for a number of
years. While there Is at the present
no shortage of coal In the west, there
may he u denial of selection of the pre-
cise coal most deelroA If you seek to
do your part place your order now for
the coal nearest at hand and of which
there is n large avnllahle tonnage and
get your Idris filled Immediately.
"The Fuel Administration Is anxious
with every means at Its command to
tem Into offset U mob as possible
Ihese cards a* W ha Issued to eaca
household. Bm% atrd to show the
name of th« f>—* la whose name it
is held tha httiaVar of persons more
than two yaara old la tha family ami
he so printed u to record the ifato
of each flour said Rnd the quantity.
Sugar sunk tn the bottom of a tea
cup Is the asm# as sugar sunk In the
bottom of tha ocean by a submarine—
It s wasted.
Give up friend food; save the
o defeat tha kaiser.
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Dixon, W. E. The Independent And The Dewey World (Bartlesville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, May 17, 1918, newspaper, May 17, 1918; Bartlesville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc950480/m1/4/?q=green+energy: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.