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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06
Cobb Declares Spikings Are Re-.
aa ..sG .sf.S - S gza,S t z.S.ers5 4 %s.sr
suits of Attempt to Block.
Greatest Of Baseball Players Says He
. Would Not Intentionally Injure
Fellow Piayer-FooebalI Tao
tics Are Used.

II hate to be referred to as 8
BRUTE" says Tyrus Cobb, greatest OF
ball players. and now in the zenith OF
ant for. a fellow to be called a. rough
performer and deliberate crippler Of
his fellowmen | wouldn't Intentional
ly hurt another player for twice my
salary, and yet, whenever somebody
bumps up against these spikes OF
mine, they all say do it intention
ally, and discuss which would be the
better way-to eliminate the spike or
to eliminate T. Raymond Cobb.
Lets have a little understanding
about this thing and. also, let's go
back into baseball history little way.
Long ago there were players. some OF
them much slower and heavier than
myself, so am told by veterans who
knew them. players who. despite this
bulk and slowness, stole more bases
to the season than do nowadays.
find from the old guides that there
were dozens of men who made good
baserunning records, say from thirty
to seventy a season, and that this
wasn't considered at all remarkable.
And Yet fail to find in the old news
papers mention Of many collisions, or
many cases where basemen were
spiked by the sliding runners.
What does all that mean? Simply
this: that in those days. everybody
recognized the right of the base run
ner to a clear field and a fair chance
to steal the next cushion II he had the
speed and skill. Nowadays the in
f1elders think that the way to stop q
runner is to use football tactics; to
step way over on the SIDE of the base
nearest to the approaching steaIer and
block him off from reaching the bag
They receive you on their shins or
feet, they strive to check your slide
so that 1t will be a physical impos;
s1b1l1ty for you to arrive at the base.
and then they bring down the ball for
the putout.
Its worst OF all at the home plate,
for there the armored catcher, with a
big body protector and safeguards,
AAAOOSo yOu do yOU COluO III ana SQuatS
on you or on the base path, so that
you can't butt through or suu1rm past
his huge bulk. AS a result of these
tactics nobody dares to slide head
first nowadays. Duff and Mccarthy.
who were great base runners in the
olden times, have told me that in
their day the acme of perfection was
the head-tirst slide, twisting the body
to one side and reaching out a hand
to touch the base. The man who tried
that now would get his hand spiked or
his neck broken.
Nov. under all baseball law and
the logic OF common sense. the base
runner has right to try for his base
with a clear field and no football
blocking. l believe that, and insist
upon 1t. Furthermore, | don't want to
play hog. Half that base is mine. and
I claim that half whenever | 20 after
1t.
I don't slide past the bag. nor even
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06

When Merkle of the Giants failed to
touch second In 1908 he asked Nc
Graw to cut his cable McGraw re-
fused and hasn't regretted it this sea-
son.
H1ldebrand, the Great Falls (Mont.)
pitcher drafted by the Reds, is hav-
Ing his first season in professional
ball. and he made his entry by pitch
Ing no-hit game for the Great Falls
team.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06

Fred Tenney, at present manager of
the Boston club, was elected vice.
president and director of the club at
a meeting of the board of directors.
Tenney's promotion to the vice-presi.
dency probably means that he will
look after the business interests of
the club next year and Johnny king,
the former Cub. who many think is
now managing the club. will be So
lected as leader.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06
jackson Hits Hard.

Joe Jackson OF the Maps finds High.
lander f1inging the easiest of any in
the Ban Johnson circuit. In the re-
cent Highlander-Nap series in the For
est City Joey made nine hits in twelve
times at bat, an average of $50. Joe
has an especial fondness for the
wares of Ray Fisher and Jack Quinn.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-06
PITCHERS LOSE THEIR NERVE
Manager John McGraw Of New York
Giants Says Managers Ruin Young
Huriers by Changing.

The custom has grown upon mana
gers to suddenly shift pitchers If thaF
happen to be batted hard. For that
reason ball teams are carrying more
pitchers in comparison with the actual
work that they do on ball field than
they ever did.
II pitchers who happen to be hit
hard were to be kept in the game in
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Southnaws in nenand

Southpaws In Demand.
Fred Lake, scout for the St. Louis
Browns, comes to bat with some ad-
vice to mothers. He says: See that
your boys are born left-handed. South.
paws are in great demand these days"
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Fighs Scheduled For Tonight.

Tony Caponi vs.. Sailor Burke, 10
rounds, at New York City.
Kid Mccoy VS.. Jim Savage, 10
rounds, at New York City,
Eddie Murphy VS.. George Memsic,
10 rounds, at Gary, Ind.
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" ~ " ~ " " ~ " " :" " " % % % y
Young Corbett has been given a
license to referee bouts by the box
ing commission in New York
The promoters of the Johnson
Wells bout are sore and threaten to
put the rollers under the game in
London.
The bout between Bob Moha and
"Cyclone" Thompson scheduled for
New Orleans, Oct. s, has been de-
clared off.
Jack Curley, the Chicago wrest-
ling promoter, has signed up with
Jim Flynn and will manage the
hope killer" in the future.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Live men to call and re-.
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trict. Object, new census ma
terial. Coed pay. For particulars
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FOR SALE-Round Oak Heater. Mrs.
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
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notice.
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Talk to the people In prosperous
North Dakota through the columns
of the Grand Forks Herald: read
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and rural routes in the northern
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WANTED-By> reliable
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WANTED TO TRADE-What have
you to trade for new standard pia-
no? Call at second hand store.
Odd Fellows Bldg.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Office room. Tile floor.
Hot and cold water and heat.
Strictly first class. Apply Rex
Hotel.
FOR RENT-Eight room house. In
Quire A. Klein
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Barger, Steele, Schardt and Mil
Ter, Erwin; Maxwell and Wilson,
Hartley
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NoW-CaSh-W Want Rate
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Where cash accompanies copy we
will publish all "Want Ads" for half
:ent a word per insertion. Where
ash does not accompany copy the
-egular rate of one ceut word will
re charged.
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--Aeip wanted--Work Wanted
..Etc.--Etc.
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St. Louis, Oct. 6.-Chicago won
the closing game of the National
league season here yesterday in one
hour and twenty-five minutes. Three
double plays and three two base hits
were made.
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HANF0RD'a
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For Cuts, Burns, ~
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MISCELLANEOUS

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portunities for business to CLASH
fed advertisers The recognized
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Daily and Sunday Courier-News,
the only seveD day paper in the
state and the paper which carries
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ct; reaching all parts of the state
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Brooklyn, Oct. Given with the
pennant safe, New York did not let
up in the second game of the series
with Brooklyn yesterday and piled
up a lead of six runs in the first in
ming. This was enough to win, as
Maxwell held the locals we'll in hand
throughout the contest. Barger,
who started for Brooklyn, was hit so
hard at the start that Steele was
rushed to the rescue.
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o o o o o o o o @. o o o o o 8
o Thursdays Baseball Results. Q
. o o o o o O % o o O o o o O
American League.

Philadelphia, Oct. 6.-The worlds
champions won their Tooth fame of
the season yesterday when they de-
feated New York in pitchers bat
tie between Morgan and Quinn. The
only run of the game was scored by
Murphy on his single Davis sacrifice
and Barry's single. Gardener of New
York was hit on the back of the head
by a ball pitched by Morgan in the
fifth inning, and rendered unconsci-
GUS. 1t was more than an hour be-
fore he recovered sufficiently to be
taken to his hotel
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Willis and Wingo; Smith and Ora
ham.
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Boston, Oct. 6.-Hitting Hughes
hard in the first four innings, after
which he retired, Boston won the
first of the closing series from Wash
ington yesterday. Collins was effec-
tive
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With the Boxers.

3 9 o o o o - s. o 9 9 @ o G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18
TOday'S Entries.

First race four furlongs 10 yards
Gus Hartridge, 100; Ella sommers.
5j; Yvonne, lO7; Martin Casey. 10;
Mabel King, 50, Moment, lO3; Miss
P!ppin, 100, Oyerseer, lO7.
Second race six furlongs. so yards
Dan Norton, III; Engrayer, l0s; Belle
Of the Bay, III; Glysmic, ll8; Meltz,
90; Uncle Walter, l09.
Third race, about nvo furlongs-
Lady staIwart, 1O7; Granger Twist,
lo4; Doughty, l07; Whatstheuse lO7;
Clara W., lO7; Ilzie, lO7; DR.. Lamar,
1902; Bright Maiden, 107.
Fourth race, Gentemen's race,
abotu five furlongs-Archie Bowen,
lii; Cracker Jack, 144; Hank. IA;
Black Domino, 142; DR.. Wick, 147;
Daisy E., l42; Volsal. l44
Fifth race, four furlongs, 10 yards
Tot Lee, III; Fire Catcher, lO4; Oma
j. 1O9; Lula Buckler, 1O7; Wild Irish,
l07; Eddie Eks, 1O9; Iroquois, 1O9;
Mary Rudd, loo; Oklahoma John, 112.
Sixth race about five furlongs-
Pacific Electric, 1O7; FLYING Pearl,
l15; King Elk, 1OG; Chanute. 1l5;
Serenade, lO5; Deerfoot, 10.
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Shattered CUBS
GOING STRONG
BADLY OHrTID. But SILL IN
THI RACE
FIGHTING FOR EVERY CANE
N,rfE Playing f- Cau-.n. fhe Aimrl-
u0u 90 lau- All over thc
tUuutry.

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Gentlemen RID5
At THE RACES
SJME or THEM PRACTlCED \
WHILE SUNDAY.
Smith Takes The HOH0RS
starter Cuts Jockey Prior With a Whip
for Being Left al the
Post.

The two hundred or so owners,
trainers and jockeys at the race track
enjoyed o genuine circus at the fair
grounds Sunday morning when the
gentlemen jockeys 10 participate In to-
days riding event, took their first
work out" The h0rsemen, know
Ing that the riders were green" ones.
selected a very fine bunch Of near
outlaw horses for them to work with.
Robert Jordan was very kindly fur
nlshed Iroquois, the horse whose own
trainer has never attempted 20 ride.
As a result, when Bob got the animal
started around the track he passed
under the wire several times before
ne could bring the horse 20 a halt.
The most amusing incident per-
haps was the clever equestrian work
OF A. p, Perry, Of the Usage and Ok
lahoma Gas COMPANY who galloped
seven times around the race track
with Senator Garnett before he could
find a soft place to light. It is said
there Is not enough skin on the in
side Of his shins from his ankles to
his knees to cover a marble, and he
spent most Of yesterday taking turk
ish baths and alcohol rubs. "I will
ride I'm that Gentleman's race. how
ever" said Perry last night, ~ l
have to go to the track in an ambu-
lance" And he'll do IT, too.
Charles West, Neil Needham. o. z.
Macon and Gasch Of the Gulf Pipe
Line Company, were also in for
ha2ing. The last seen Of them yes
terday, they were going down Main
Street towards the Turkish Bath
house with a gallon OF alcohol and
witch hazel
II Sundays tryout Is criterion,
there will he great spill at the track
this afternoon, when these prominent
young Tulsans participate IN the Cen
uemen's Riding Race.
out of six races yesterday after
noon, Jockey r. Smith won three
events and Jockey Ramsey rode two
winning mounts. JOCKEY Charlie
Prior failed to get Cry Baby off at the
post In the dfth race, and Assistant
Starter Red" Gilmore, struck him
several times with huge blacksnake
whip, laying open a cash IN the lads
side and another I'm his leg. There Is
difference OF opinion between the
stable hands and other friends Of the
Jockey and the race officials. but Il Is
believed the assault was wholly un-
called for.
For failing to bring Meadowgreen
HtHs a . L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18
Mondays Results.

First race. four furlongs and 70
yards.-Hopewell CMothews). to /,
won; Hank (Warren). 3 TO 2, second:
Reversteln tSmlth). s to 8. third.
Timo "a
Second race. six furlongs and 80
y0rls-Nod Carmack CE. Smlth). 3h
10 won: Woadowgroer tKing). 10
T. second rll Bramhlo CRezanson).
io third Time 100
Third race six furlongs and b0
wards Light Knight CRamsey). 20
T. won: EarIs Court tWarren), . 20 +.
second: Joss1mv CJookson), I TO !,
third Time 1920 2-5.
Fourth r1oe about i've furlongs.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18
EvERYwmERE BUT HERE.
Hobart, Oklahoma, Receives Three
Inch I'nll of Rain.

oklahoma city July i7--Rain fell
IN Northeastern Central and South
western oklahoma today Hobart
okla. reports throc inches Of rain
West Central Texas reports good
rains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Kansas CITY .; ~. Paul 9
Indianapolis s; Louisville ,.
Toledo 8 Columbus 3.
Milwaukee Z. Minneapolis 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18

Batteries Mitchell. Powell, Hamll-
ton. George and stevens; Krause,
Martin fonr, Coombs and fApp and
Thomas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18

Cincinnati al New York; rain.
81 Louis az Brooklyn; rain.
P.ttsburR at Philadelphia; rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-18
GAMES TODAY.

Louisville at Columbus
Toledo at indianapolis
Minneapolis ut Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City
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10 matter what you want
1t will save you time and
money if you will use The
Worlds Want.
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WESTERN LEAGUE .
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.....".........,.......ssl.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

GAMES TODAY.
uDs NUiua3 no Denver
Omaha az Lincoln
Sioux city at Topeka
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Coomrs ricklcd ono.

s., Louis july IT, Coomhs home
ron with mon on IN tho fourteenth
inning enabled philadelphia TO win.
Elght pitchers and three cathoorg
wDru used here today.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
srNNnING OF TEAMS.

GAMES TODAY.
Houston az Waco
Austin NJ Fort Worth.
Galveston at Dallas.
San Antonio at oklahoma city
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A great grandmother recipe for
health and & long life includes glass
or two OF buttermilk every day.
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srNNnING or TEAMS.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

.o.os0s.0ss.0..s...0.o:
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copyrighted or b, Great Britain Rights Reserved
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Muassec Oklahoma, March 10 1911
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Government Sale ImdLiam Lamds.
Abg@ImQe TiQle Gfwem.

Of tn Five
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to the fixed
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tracts
hayts Pryor
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acr 0 lands b
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RIAL ESTATE.

have oil leases to SELL farm lands
at bargains, houses to rent, vacant
tity propertJ, s-room house for $4,000,
$1,000 will handle this bargain.
Ro Lo lPARTRlIDGE
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Room 16, Turner Bldg, 3rd and Main.
Phores $50 and 1873.
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THE MARKETS
Late Quotation, Cotton, Wheat cattle Bonds

9 yellow finished at % IA to l-2.
oats closed nt n NET loss of A cent.
>ow n,,,nn. ,oro,
N,v nr,.,rs MAJ. q s,,t ,,tt,r
finn, uncnnngod s,l.s nr ~, snnt
-oo n,l,s tn arrive tEo M, r,r,-
cast or continued foir weather ov,r
m, c,tt,n rnnnt,,. bad mn crr.r' nm
yaIu,s Professionals u,r, Nh, h,oyv
traders ana tboy fool, tho lorc sldc
of br market Comr,issinp houscs
bondIcd ~ moderate omouut nr lpv
ing ro, nutsidc p,coun,s Tho mar
.trt od,ar,,d .uptl roop ii, fla, A.
teno,n the torr vos good and .uIy
was put ia points oy.r ,ost,rdp,,s
close Tho market closed st,ad, ot a
M, advance or 2 IN "a poinis
N.u. X,.,. ,o,,,.,
N,,,,. Wi, A., 49,,
ing lluN. MAY lh.hN. June, BOZ .
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A MICE MOEMlIES CIHIEAP

Eight blocks
Nice moeoom house. good
Elegant sroo good shade small barn.
paved
For one me- cheapest property in the City
100000.
Fleetwood q Pwcfma
SFd and Maim 1913
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CglMmimglIh@EGl & Bwm@Ih

Phone SIG, Res. J52 or lO4S RED
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The worlds production OF gold In
1903 was $4S4,O00.O0O. In 1900 It
was Sib00O0 400
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED


FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS OVER
BofWelis lew,lry Store Everything new
clean and up to date. Bath and all moden
convenienCes Rates reasonable, Puritan
Rooms Mrs NJ W Jewett, monog%
FOR RENT SOUTHEAST ROOM, NEAT
k furnished. Gentleman preferred, can
6ol South Boston.
ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN WEEK
Bolivar Rooms, 1873 N Main, Best Nehul
htod house IN Tulsa.
FOR RENT-NICElY FURNISHED
lroOt room IN modern house private en
trance, elose m. sl2 sou'h Denver
SOUTHEAST ROOM. PRIVATE RESI-
dtnCot newly furnished. six blocks lrom
postonicc, Phone Red 1867
FURNISHED RooMs-rwo LARGE,
cool housekeeping rooms, kitchen SINK, cup
board Phone 92o.
FOR RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern References exchanged. Phone hed
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM DOWN
stairs 'front.' modern house close lh'
Phone sol,
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM, MOD.
ern house close in, ago South cheyenne
FOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
llG East Flith Street
NICELY FURNISHED PLEASANT
rooms 800 S Boulder
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HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT-A NEW, NICELY DEco.
rated Broom apartment to rent, two ana a
half blocks from the postoiiice. b. H. Pet.
tus. Phone 29G.
FOR RENT ROOM HOUSE. NO 80,
s Maybelle, with city water for $3.50. See
ur pltak.
FOR RENf-G.RUOM HOUSE NO H.
s Lawtoni city water hydrant $1,000 See
Dr pleak
FOR RENT-ONE 8 ROOM HOUSE MOD.
ern blocks Of car line % Houston, Phone
1855 red. 1852 office.
FOR RENT ! ROOM HOUSES ON
Detroit and Archer. $l2O0 per month.
Phone lls5 black 1852 office
FOR RENT-CRooM MODERN HOUSE
Call Sl5 South Detroit
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR sALE-THE COZY ROOMS THIS
place has ~ Of the most up to date rooms
IN Oklahoma. Every room is rented the
house is paying Sl25OO each month above
expenses Address Jack Potter, 5l9A
Dewey Ave. SapulpA okla
FOR SALE-l5.ROOM ROOMING HOUSE.
Call l1O.A East 2ud st Tulsa.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
TO LOAN-HANE Sf5OO00 PRIVATE
money to loan on first class real estate
security, Percy Colllns Suite g. Alexander
| Bldg Phone 3s
MONEY TO LEND-Sl, 600 Sl4O0 and
81 700 has been plnred with me to lnnd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-HAVE SI5OOO0 PRIVATE
money to loan on first class real estate
security. Percy Collins, Suite 8, Alexander
Bldg Phone 3s