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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-04

From the wilds of Nebraska:
Il cannot conceive of myself as
being candidate" (Meaning:
Muh flirting days are over. Alas,
I'm an old-sniff'-maid.)
From Oyster Bay: Silence vast
as the sea. (Meaning, anything
you darn please
Oscar w. Underwood, leader
of the Democratic House major
ity, respectfully declines to attend
the Jackson Day banquet at
which w. ]. B. is to speak.
Considering that Oscar once
took occasion to connect the
aforesaid initials with a Shorter
and uglier" word from the floor
of the House, not much else could
be expected.
A heroic figure has passed from
the national life. A man beloved
by the people is no more. Let the
nation mourn Fighting Bob"
Evans is dead.
Excelsior Motor Works and
garage, Is automobiles and 10
house terrace were destroyed by
fire caused by dropping of cigar
cite in oil at Winnipeg today.
H. M. bearing, 70, cashier of
the closed Albion National Bank,
Albion, Mich, and his son, Pal
mer M. bearing, have pleaded
guilty to embezzling bank funds
to over $165,OOO. They lent the
money to private concern in
which they are interested, on
forged notes.
Attorney General Stead, ILL.,,
TODAY, bo1J 4Lo+ r-;,,,or1 -, a1ao+;o,,
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Elijah Marshall Allan, million
aire lumber merchant, South Nor
walk, Conn.,, aged "a, is engaged
to, marry Miss Matte Laura
Walker, 20.
N. Y. society has just discov-
cred that one of the guests" at
debutante dance at Sherry's was
agent on committee on amuse-
ments for working girls, who at
tended to bar naughty dances.
Much peevishness.
Detectives who recently raided
N. Y. gambling house, took finger
prints from back of cards, and
have arrested 8 men on charge of
gambling on that evidence.
Mrs. Kate o. Stratton King,
Washington, stopped receiving
congratulations on her wedding
day long enough to learn she had
become grandmother through
birth of boy in family of her son
by a former marriage.
Four persons persisted in biz
card which recently swept over
Western Kansas.
Detmore and Dighton, Kansas,
towns on A. T. & Santa Fe R. R.,
have appealed to public utilities
commission for assistance. No
trains since Dec. 20, owing to
snow, and provisions and fuel
running low.
Minneapolis firemen threaten
to go on strike unless tender
hearted women quit calling out
the department whenever they
discover cat imprisoned on a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-06
haTICUL0S DE FANA

81 lada algana 10 son en- todo Ell
mul /, los que fabrican The Carter .
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass g., U.
de America, contandose EN- primera II
nea el Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- Ell
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
El uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
gcneraizado de tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la 1nica Que Sc en-
plea en- Ell comercio Ell las ofcinas.
De venta en el BOIETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
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TRIBUNALES

Gregorio Molina. Us, Dolores Marie
ro No 5503. Desahucio En- el dia de
hoy la Corte declara con lugar la moci6n
de la parte demandada enestecaso, soil
eitando Sc declare nulo sin valor algu-
no ell esplazamiento a que Sc hace refe-
rencia en- dicha moci6n
CORTE SUPREMA-
Genaro Cautino lns1a ct al, deman-
dantes apelantes, vs.. Resolution de mar
70 %. 1912 Vistos los articulos 299 del
C6digo de Enjuiciamiento Civil enmen-
dado Sc declara con lugar Ia moci6n
y Sc desestima la apelaci6n contra re-
soluci6n 27 de enero de 1912. Corte de
Guayama
Jeremiah Smith. Jr recurente vs..
Ell Registrador de la propedad de Qua
yama. No. 113. Recourse Gubermativo
Resolpei0n, MARIO %, 1912. Sc confrma
Ia nota del Registrador de la Propiedad
de Is de enero de 1912
Ell Pueblo de P r., apelado, vs., To-
mas Ongay No AL Infracci6n arti-
culo 469 died C6digo Penal Sentencia
de - de mario de 1912. Sc confrma Ia
desla Corte de Distrito San Juan. Sec.
segunda de % de diciembre de 1911.
Se7alomjeatos de opelaciones en- pieitos
ciriiey-Segundo tf,mino dc seaoaes
A7o de 1912
ABRIL
Microbes. s.-17.-782- Pagan Lopez,
Companla, vs. Mayaguez Dock y Ship
ping Go. Reclamation de bienes niue
bles indemnizaci6n de danos
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GIANTS SeUTHPAW
AFTER YEAR

Just a rear ago a tall. spiral youth
sat on the giant bencn gazing mood
lily across the field.
He was wondering how many days
would drift by before McGraw slipped
him another chance to show under
f1re-and after that how many rounds
would drift by before the battle howl
of the tribe, take the big boob out.
would boom again through the box.
The same tall youth sat on the
giant bench last Thursday. But this
time he was toying gently with his
left elbow, wondering whether or not
every cog was right to start his peo-
pie OFF with victory in a hand to-h hand
grapple with Nap Rucker, one Of the
great side wheelers OF the industry.
RUDE Marquard was a forlorn hope
last April. Yet he won t~wenty-four
games and lost but six. And Thurs
day he confessed that he expected to
blow himself to over thirty victories
this season-and thirty victories are
a few more than any slabman from
either circuit peeled off In 1911.
AS the rube pulled twenty-five out
Of his tWenty-four victories after mid
June. an April start with the same
time OF merchandise should boost him
well over the classic border, which
but few slabmen reach in a lifetime
of pitching.
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CHALMERS OWNERS, TouR.


Denver viii again have a Chalmers
owners consistency tour. This event,
which has been held twice, has become
one of the big motor features Of the
Colorado capital. The third annual
tour will be held June IL, Is and IA
and will consist of a run from Dem
yer to Canyon City, Colo, and return.
The route is laid out over one Of
the most beautiful scenic drives in
the world. 1t will take in the famous
Skyline drive and will go to the top
the Royal gorge.
Already more entries have come in
than were received last year, and the
prospects are for the most successful
Of the Chalmers owners tours.
The rules of the tour are very
simbIe. Only Chalmers cars may par
ticipate and each must be driven by
its owner or some member OF his
family. No professional drivers are
allowed to compete. The tour is run
under the American Automobile as
ISOLATION rules and cars are penalized
according to performance on the road,
though there is no technical examin-
alton at the conclusion of the tour.
The prize offered is a handsome
silver trophy which was put up by ].
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TO-DAY IN BASEBALL.
MAY IS.

1SS1-Detroio Nationals defeated
Providence, Is t O..
1SsS-Hartford and Richmond Cat
lantic league) teams battled for sew
enteen innings and quit tied. 2 to 2.
1899-Cy Seymour, pitching for the
giants, kept st. Louis from making a
single, but the then Browns reached
him for a double, a triple and a home
run.
1902-Sacramento and Oakland (Cal-
ifornia league) teams played a
nineteen inning tie game, 4 to 4
Thomas, Sacramento's pitcher, yield
ed only five hits.
1903-Jersey City eastern Ieague)
team, after winning sixteen straight
was beaten by Buffalo, 5 to 4.
1903-Detroit and Washington
Americans both were unable to score
after eleven innigs Of play. Pitchers,
Mullin and Townsend.
1904-Tip O'Neill III, playing short
stop for the Boston Americans, made
six errors in a game with st. Louis
1906-After winning eleven straight
the athletics were beaten by Cleve-
land in thirteen innings. Waddell
the white elephants pitcher, strucl
out thirteen men.
1910-New York Americans defeat
ed Cleveland, 5 to 4, in fifteen in
nings, Ford and Vaughn pitching
against Link and Berger.
1911-Demmitt, French and Curtis
of Montreal made a triple play against
Providence.
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YOUNG WOMAN GOLF
STAR ELoPES, BUT
CHANGES MIND AT
THE LAST MINUTE.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 25.-Miss Mary
Fownes, one Of Pittsburg'p social fav-
orites and a golf player Of national
reputation, eioped to Youngstown o..
with Matthew ]. Scammell of Spar
rows Point, Md. They got a license
to get married; then Miss Fownes
changer her mid. AT all events she
admits she and MI. Scammell thought
better Of 1t and hurried back to Pitts
burg. They got here shortly before
midnight.
Henry c. Fownes, father of the girl.
also a golf player known throughout
the United States. said he knew moth
ing of the elopement. He went to his
daughters door and made inquiry.
"oh. yes" said she, but it was
only a little foolish stunt, and were
sorry it happened. Really, we didn't
get married. you know. But we are
going to, real soon"
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT


Uniyersity-B. Mcclintock hit a line
drive to Lawrence, who made a great
one hand catch. 1t was a feature of
the game. Gullickson forced Campbell
out at second. Sagen out, Drummond
to Slingsby, No hits, no runs.
Sixth Inning.
Fargo College-Catlin singled, stole
second and scored on Thayer's single.
Drummond flied to Evans. Thayer
reached third on Trosts infieId choice
and scored when Forth singled. Bot
tolfson hit q high n to center.
Three hits, two runs.
University-G. McClintock famed,
Blewett hit a lucky double into the
right garden. Burfening singled, both
men scoring when Dryden doubled
into left. B. McClintock out, Drum
mond to Slingsby. Campbell singled,
scoring Dryden. Gullickson out, For
tin to Slingsby. -Four hits, three runs.
Seventh Inning.
Fargo College Lawrence out,
Blewett to Gullickson. shaw substitut-
ed for Aronson and famed. Slingsby
famed. No hits. no runs.
University-Evans hit q line drive
to Lawrence for an out. Sagen hit a
weak fly to Thayer. @. McCIintock
out, Catlin to Slingsby. No hits, no
runs.
Eighth inning.
Fargo College-Catlin grounded out
to Gullickson. Thayer vas passed.
Drummond struck out frost out.
Evans to Gullickson. No hits, nc
runs.
University-Blewett singled over
third, Burfenning relieved a tight place
by hitting to Drummond who start
ed a fine double play. Dryden singled.
B. McClintock flied to Drummond. Two
hits, no runs.
Ninth Inning.
Fargo College-Fortin singled. Bot
tolfson sacrificed him to second,
Lawrence famed. Shaw singled be-
tween short and third. Slingsby hit
a long fly to Dryden who retired the
side by making a catch Of a sure
home run drive. Two hits, no runs.
acknowledgements out, Forth to
Slingsby. Gullickson flied to Shaw,
Evans hit a weak grounder to Forth
who threw to Slingsby, ending the
game. No hits, no runs.
Fargo College ...... OIL 002 000-5
University .......... 100 00S O00-4
Batteries-University Of North Da-
kota. Campbell and G. McClintock;
Fargo college, Forth and CatIin.
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the a. G. once, and the university
twice.
The game IN detail:
First Inning.
Fargo College-slingsby walked.
Catlin fanned. Thayer flied to Blewett.
Drummond out. Campbell to Gullick-
son. No hits. no runs.
Observation-Disclosures flied to Bot
tolfson. Evans hit for two bases. Cat
lin muffed third strike on Sagen; Sag
en- safe. Evans scored. G. McClintock
famed. Blewett walked. Burfening
flied to Aronson. One hit, one run.
Second Inning.
Fargo College-Trost walked. Forth
singled. Bottolfson singled. scoring
frost and Forth. Bottoflson u at
second trying to make two bags on it.
Lawrence out, Campbell to Gullickson.
Three hits, two runs.
University-Dryde safe on error by
Drummond. McClintock sacrificed
Dryden out, Catlin to frost. Campbell
flied to Catlin. No hits. no runs.
UtfG tuNtftSs
Fargo College-Slingspy flied to
center. Catlin got an infield hit. Cat
lin stole second. Thayer out on an at
tempt to steal third. Drumrnond flied
to center field. Two hits, one run.
Observation-Disclosures famed. Ev-
ans out, Forth to Slingsby. Sagen
famed, but Catlin dropped the ball
and threw him out at first.
Fourth Inning.
Fargo College-Trost famed. Forth
out. shortstop to first. Bottolfson out,
Campbell to G%ullickson. No hits, no
runs.
University-G. McClintock flied to
Lawrence. Blewett famed. Burfening
walked. Dryden flied to frost. No
hits, no rum
Fifth Inning.
Fargo College-Lawrence out, Camp
bell to Gullickson. Aronson followed
suit. Slingsby hit a hc grounder to
Blewett for an out to Gulliekson. No
hits, nc runs.
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FARGO COLLEGE,
Won FAST GAME
DINE OF BEST GAMES EVER SEEN
AT FORKS RESULTED WHEN
LOCAL SCHOOL cLAsHED WITH
STATE uNlNERslTY-scoRE 5
TO 4.

WHaWE HEEZkE HNeH#H
Fargo college made a third big grab
for the state championship yesterday.
when Coach Watkins squad defeated
the eU'' 5 to i. on the university
diamond. Those who witnessed the
game cecIared it to be the best college
contest ever pulled off in Grand Forks.
Neither pitcher was pitching up to
his regular form, but the support was
excellent, only two errors occurring
during b entire game. Forth for
Fargo college walked two men. Camp
bell for the 'fU'' walked three. Two
base hits were made by Evans, Blew
EFT, Dryden and Thayer. Forth struck
out four, Campbell six. IA double play
was made by Drummond to Tha, Ter to
Slfngsby. McClintock, the 'sU'' catcher
passed one ball, Catlin Of Fargo coll
lege one. Hits were made for Fargo
college by Catlin two, Thayer two.
Fortin three, Bottolfson one, shaw
one; for the "U" Evans two, Blew EFT
two, Burenning one, Dryden two.
Campbell two. making nine hits for
each team.
The feature which thrilled the hearts
Of the spectators were CatIin's mag
nifcent base running, Lawrences' sem
sational fielding. and the smuggling OF
Forth. Catlin, Thayer and Dryden.
From present indications Fargo col
lege is in line for the big end of the
championship race having defeated
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SUB TIGERS TO TAKE
CLAIM FOR MORE COIN
TO HEADS OF LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. May 25.-The sand
letters and collegians who APP
peared in Detroit uniforms
against the athletics when the
regular tigers refused to play have
a grievance. They claim to have
been short changed.
The kids state that when they
wer asked to play against the
athletics, Manager Jennings Of
fered them each $50, but that
when pay time came Hughey slip
ped them envelopes which owned
either a ten-spot or SIS.
They visited the Aldine hotel to
e Jennings last night, but dis
covered that Hughey had depart
ed for Washington. They have
chartered a "speecher," and he
has been delegated to inform
Pesident Johnson Of their short
change.
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HOPE
KNOCKS OUT RIEO

Joplin, Mo-, May z5.-Jack Reed Of
Toledo was knocked out here by Luz
Their Mccarthy of Fargo, N. D., in
the third round Of a scheduled hf-
t~een-round bout. The 1ght was the
first for Mccarthy Stree he knocked
out Carl Morris in Springfield.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
pitcher Moore Rreaks Hard.

Philadelphia, May %. Boston
punched eight hits off Seaton with two
errors by Philadelphia in the seventh
and eighth innings and won 8 to s.
Moore had his right hand broken try
ing to stop d hard drive by DevIin
in the second inning n was forced
to leave the game. Philadelphia gave
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senators Won at Ease.

Louisville, May 25.-Columbus cas-
lily defeated Louisville in the third
game of the series. LaLdermilk, who
has been trying to do all the pitching
for the locals Of late, was batted hard
and timely by the visitors. Two in
fielders, Lennox and Moore, have
been released by the Chicago Nation
ais to Louisville. and Pitcher Lieb-
hardt of Columbus has been turned
over to Minneapolis, the latter club
refusing to waive on the veteran
twirler. Score: r. III. e.
Louisville ................... / 8 3
Columbus ................... 3 IA 1
Batteries-Laudermilk and Spencer;
Cook and Smith.
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Yanks Have Merry session.

New York, May 25.-The highland
ers easily defeated Washington in the
first game of the series. Walker was
hit hard in the first and seventh in
nings. linn, in the seventh. hit a
home run into center field bleachers.
Score: r. II. E.
New YORK IL 4
washington IA 2
Notwithstanding nj Sweeney;
Walker and Ainsnlith.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.
Boston Won Close Game.

Boston. May 25.-Boston punched
hits off Russell and Houck and de-
feated Philadelphia 4 to 5. Collins
furnished the fielding features.
Score: r. HI. e.
Boston 3 0
P"hlladelphla ......s.....*s.s-.S D 1
Standardization and Carrigau;
Russell, Houck n Thomas.
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indians Blank Hens.

indianapolis, May 25.-Indianapolis
played an errorless game and did not
allow a run to pass second, taking
the game from Toledo. 8 to o. Kaiser
in the sixth inning made a complete
circuit of the bases on his hit to
the fagpole and was called out for
cutting second. Score: r. H. Il.
Indianapolis ..........s...... s IS 1
Toledo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0 4 0
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In Nyack, which is in New York, not
Tasmania or Saxe-Meiningen, the best
elective offices are seeking men to fill
them.
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Notice is hereby given that funds
are on hand to pay all city warrants
drawn on the general fund prior to
this date.
Interest ceases from this date.
Dated, Fargo, n. d., May 25th, 1912.
G. H. MITCHELL
City Treasurer.
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uMlTEp sTATEs LEAGUE.

At New York, s: Pittsburgh, q.
At Reading, s.; Chicago, s.
At Richmond, q; Cincinnati, 6.
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(May 25-2D.


One pint OF milk, one-half pint Of
cream, n egg, three-fourths cup OF
sugar, one teaspoonful vanilla Scald
milk, egg and sugar, When cool add
cream and freeze.
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Jim Flynn, the hreman-fghter from
Pueblo, IS training for his battle with
Jack johnson. July 4. in the pictnr-
esque city OF Las Vegas. N. NJ. He Is
over weight, according to Manager
Curley, who wants to send him in the
ring Weighing as close to 200 pounds
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Batteries-LInk and Clark; West ana
Cariscf.
sainte Won Fron Rrewsrs.

st. Paul, May 25.-The second game
Of the series with Milwaukee was won
by ST. Paul by a score Of 5 to 8. Cap
ron's home run, excellent pitching by
Karger and an Unusual number of err
rors on both sides were the features.
Score: r.. II. e.
st. Paul s 8
Milwaukee 9 s s
Batteries Karger and Murray,
Block; Noel, Hoylik and SchaIk.
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is he can, and still Lave him good
enough to fight.
AS the time for the fight approaches.
Flynn actually believes he will win
on July 4 and be crowned champion
of the world. If he does he will upset
the sporting world. which comedies
him little chance OF victory.
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$4,000 lemon Still Winninq.

$1,000 Lemon Still Winning.
Brooklyn, May 25.-Marquard regis
tered his ninth victory OF the season
when New York beat Brooklyn 6 to e.
The big southpaw wabbled several
times. but he was saved by sensational
playing, by Fletcher particularly, who
did good work. Score: r.. H. e.
Brooklyn .....,............ 8 8 2
New York 6 Z L
Batteries - Ragon, Knetzer and
Phelps; Marqquard and Meyers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Clubs.
MiIIers Won Tiaht contest.

Minneapolis, May 25.-Minneapolis
punched their three singles with q
base on balls in the seventh inning.
defeating Kansas City, 8 to 0. A
remarkable o~ne-handed catch by ely
mer featured the sparkling fielding.
Score: r. H. e.
Minneapolis ........,.,.,.. 8 4 O
Kansas City .............- 0 5 O
Batteries - Olmstead, Fiene and
Owens; Powell and O'Connor.
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ciney pa as Thsy PLEASED.

St Louis, May 25s-Cincinnati mixed
hits with passes and stole bases 10
suit themselves in the ninth and won
10 to 6. The batting OF Cakes, Mar
sans and Phelan and double steal by
Magee and Ellis featured. Score:
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Call for City Warrants.

H. McDunee Of the McDunee Motor
Co. Of Denver.
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Pitcher Masters and Outielder Hunt
unconditional releases today.
Hendrix the Candy.

Hendrix the Candy.
Pittsburgh. May 25.-The pitching,
batting and base running of Hendrix
featured the Pittsburgh Chicago game.
Pittsburgh won in the sixth with four
rims On 1--WE hits ur,r,fn,,r
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BUY lFIp0HM OWvn@H'

am sacrificing my home, leaving
city on account of health; east front
nine large rooms, basement, furnace
heat, laundry room, beamed ceiling,
maple floors, wood work, painting and
all paperings in all rooms Of the most
expensive material and workmanship,
location only few blocks south from
the business center, with a beautiful
shaded lot; this property was built
for home short time ago. ! am
wanting to sell; if you want to buy
with $1,5O0 cash, terms to suit the
purchaser on the balance, at a price
less than you can buy the ordinary
cheap built home. Location best in
the city. If interested answer 32S
care World.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

lFirat publication in tup Tulsa Daily World
January q, 1919 World Publishing Co..
In the District Court NJ thc United States
Tor the Eastern psuIct OF Oklahoma.
In the matter of Peerless Laundry, a go.
partnership composed ui ". r. summer and
j, w. Cooper bankrupt
In BAukuptD SO, tlt
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Notice N hereby given thar m pursuance
Of an order of sale heretofore made b, the
Hon. Ezra Braincrd lr Referee IN Bank
ruptcy the undersigned trustee uf the hauk
upt estate Of Peerless Laundry, bank.
rupt viii sell at public sale to the high
est bidder free aud clear oi an ncumbran.
res, for cash ln hand on thp l7th duy of
January, 1919, al two o'cIock b. m. at the
building formerly occupied hy Peerless Lauu
dry on South Cheyenne Avenue, between
First and Second streets m the CiN Of
Tulsa, County Of Tulsa. State Of Oklahoma,
the following described property, consist.
ing principally of laundry machinery
Homemade Telephone Booth. J lonr
made Bookkeeping Desk. / Roll Top Bnok
keeping Desk. / American Hot Pot ] Shaw
EdEer, / Collar shapcr ! American Body
lrontr; ~ \ H. Bander ! a. a X shirt
Machine; / Shirt Machine, l Roots New
Acme Blower: / American Starch Cooker,
American Collar Churn; / American Washer.
24A39, American Washers, 2lN32. / Troy
Washer. 36X4s. / Soap Tank, Atlas Engine
Is II. p. NJ, * Extractor, ] large Shaft
Drive Fan for NeHulalor, ! Truck Tub
Canton Hughes Pump, Bishop Neg Starch
err Boiler and FITTING 90 IL, r., / Troy
Improved two drawer sectional dry room;
~ 4 *. Extension Mauglc; 3 papcr Racks.
Baskets; all Pullcys line shafts and pipe
In Laundry Gas Light Fixtures. all Tables
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