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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-22
GOVERNOR GETS
C. 0, P. SUPPORT
Letters from Republicans
Pledge Aid During the
Campaign.
IRON a star corresponaent.l

""A" IVlA = 1ho'
SEA GIRT, July Ex-Governor Will
o was In retirement all this norm
ing, but he expected to receive during
the day three callers of Importance.
Senators Stone and Reed, of Missouri.
and Representative Robert Henry, of
Texas. Henry was one of the gov
ernor's strongest advocates on the
foor of the Baltimore convention, aud
the others among his stanchest cp-
ponents. Senator Reed put Champ
Clark in nomination. and who. in the
late days of the convention, when
Senator Stone had finished an i'm
pa ssioned address in which he re-
leased the Clark delegates, declared
he still would cast his ballot for the
speaker. The visit of Senators Stone
and Reed indicates whatever o r
spots there nay have been when the
convention closed are pretty well
Akfsaled.
EDWARD Grosscup's plan to have a
nd rally of Democrats of New
sey at the State camp grounds
as soon after the Governors speech
of acceptance as possible, is meet
Ing with favorable comment on all
sides. Mr.. Grosscup intends to have
every Democratic club from Jersey
City to Camden represented, and to
run special excursion trains for the
day, all to be packed by unattached
Democrats and as many members OF
the Republican party as may desire
10 join in the celebration. 1t is prob
able it will be held the Saturday
after the acceptance speech.
Republicans Promise Aid.
Hundreds of Republicans in every
part of the United States haNe writ
ten thai they will support Wilson,
and in some instances have cabled
from abroad. Walter Measiag. of the
governors staff, who has been han
ding this correspondence, has several
hundred letters and kilograms set
aside under this classification.
Until he completes the draft of his
speech of acceptance the governor
will attend to little other business
at his headquarters here. He regards
the construction of this speech as OF
The utmost Importance. and will give
most Of today, tomorrow and Wed
nesday to it.
There has been much speculation
and no definite information of what
the subject matter will be. 1t is
Regarded as a foregone conclusion.
however. that it will deal largely
with the tariff and the trusts. An
inkling of what may be in the Gov
errors mind for public ~utterance on
this occasion was had in his ex-
femporaneous address to the legis-
lators Saturday afternoon as they
crowded about him on the piazza of
his cottage here, when he said that
the President and the National Con-
sress ought to be in the closest
with each other "in max
ing the living of the people easier"
This statement, in conjunction with
other indications, is antcrpreted to
mean that in the campaign for bal
lots the high cost of living will serve
as one of the main topics for speech
es. In his speech of acceptance, how
the Governor also will make his
Interpretation of the entire platform.
in preparing the statement, one
two planks, it is said, such as
that limiting a President to a single
term. will receive special attention.
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COUPLE ENTERS DIVORCE
PACT, IGNORING COURTS

WILKESBARRE, Pa, July a.
After living together for ten wears
Isaac and Elizabeth Huffman, hus-
band and wife, decided to separate.
Inasmuch as neither intends to marry
again, a separation agreement, signed
by both, is on file today in the ONCE
of the recorder of deeds. The agree
ment states that unhappy differences
have driven them apart, to remain SO
forever. The husband agrees to let
his wife live where she pleases and
with whom she pleases. The woman
declares she will live apart from him
as if he were a stranger. I,
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RATS

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The fight
against rats. as protection from the
invasion Of the bubonic plague, is the
subject Of warning and advice from
the. Public, Health Service in, a re-
port circulated yesterday. The re-
port gives methods of killing and
quarantining against rats and draws
attention to the fact that the plague
Is primarily a disease of rodents and
~secondarily and accidentally a dis
ease of men,"
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MDERM|TT TO
Be DEPUTY CHIEF:
Promotion Will Likely Be Made
at Fire Board Meeting
Wednesday.

Battalion Chief Matthew p. A. Nc
Dermitt will likely be promoted to
the rank of Deputy Chief of the
fire department at the meeting of the
fire board next Wednesday. The Of
fee has been vacant since Paul J..
Moore was made chief engineer.
Failure on the part of Battalion
Chief Herman Schweickhardt to pass
the civil service examination made
Mr.. McDermitt and Battalion Chief
John j. Towey eligible for the posi-
ton. The former is high man on
the list with an average of S2.51 and
the latter next with S0.25.
According to one who is in a po-
sition to know in the move-up Cap
tain George F. Lynch of Truck No. 8,
who stands high man among the zap
tains waiting to be named as battal-
ion chiefs. will not get the plum. 1t is
said that he will be held to be under
weight. In this event Captain Dennis
Guidera, of Truck No. 8. would be
the man for one of the two vacan-
cies. He is second on the list with
S56. Lynch has s7.69. Captain
Thomas S. Reilly, of engine No. s,
is third with s. IS, and with Lynch
ruled out would land the other, place.
For the three captaincies the civil
service list shows that those spoken
of as probable appointees stand in the
order named and with the percent
ages vs. stated: Lieutenant Arthur
M. Vanderstreet, $685.; Lieutenant
Andrew MacNichols, of engine No. 20,
90. "a; Lieutenant James C. Spring.
stead, of engine No. Is, COL 2
The slate for the lieutenant G.
cies. and there will be four caused by
the promotions show these firemen
the first four. in . their averages:
Frank Garrett with S7.09; William
H. N~etschert, s7.76; Daniel j. Spillane,
S7.4, and Adam Rothlien. 1913.
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THREE ARE ARRESTED
FOR ROWDYISM ON CAR
Conductor Says They Abused
Him-Sentence Suspended.

Three young men accused Of rowdy-
ism on a South Orange car, were ar
by Patrolman Lau. of the
Fourth precinct, and sentence was
suspended today by Judge Herr,
The men are Albert Hudzinski, OF
|32 Jones street; John Frybus. of 1856
|Thirteenth avenue: Joseph Scudaeny.
|cf 20 Jones street.
According to the conductor of the
car, John Lewis, the three
|raen were violating the rules Satur-
day night by smoking. When he re-
|auested them TO stop, Lewis alleges,
|they started to abuse him. He re-
the trouble to Inspector John
II. Tighe, who called in Patrolman
|Lau. John Fitzgerald. the motor
Imam. corroborated the story told by
Lewis.
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SAY HIS CAR KILLED HER

WINNIPEG, July 22.-Alfred H.
Cakes, a wealthy broker, president
Of the Winnipeg Real Estate Elk
change, faces a charge of man
slaughter instituted by the Manitoba
government. Mr.. Cakes is said to
have run over and killed Mrs. Wal
lace Preston, of South Shields, Eng
land, Saturday night with his auto
mobile.
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GIVES LIFE FOR OTHERS

WATERBURY, Conn..s July e.
Louis Payeur, % years old. in trying
to save others late yesterday from a
live wire, was killed instantly in front
of st. Mary's Hospital. He saw a
wire dangling and men and women
endangered. AS he. was an expert
enced electrician, he had courage to
run to the wire and grasp it to carry
ii. to a place of safety.
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TWO INJURED WHILE
STEPPING OFF CAR
Woman and Boy Badly Hurt at
Four Corners.

While stepping off a South Orange
avenue car at Broad and Market
streets today, Mrs. Mary Cleary, OF
s5s South Twelfth street, and John
Dunn, a 1O-year7sold orphan, who ac-
companied her, received slight in
juries. The woman's arms was badly
injured and the boy was cut slightly
about the head. Both were taken
to their homes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-22
BUSINESS MEN ANNOYED
BY BANNER

JERSEY CITY, July 22.-Business
men and politicians complain that
they are being annoyed by commit
fees of political clubs for 'contribu-
tions for campaign banners
Almost every little club in the city
and many of the big ones are plan
ming to raise banners, and the bust
ness men and small-salaried officials
in the municipal departments are
being called upon to defray the ex-
penses
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GOMEZ ARRESTED; FEAR
ALONG BORDER ALLAYED

Ell PASO, July 22.-Apprehension
here that powerful enemies of the
Madero government might be able
to inject new life into the debili-
tated revolution conducted in Mexico
by General Pascual Orozco is some
what allayed by news of the arrest
of Emilio Vasquez Gomez in San
Antonio.
His detention was no surprise here,
and agents of the Mexican govern
ment say they possess evidence of
his guilt.
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T o IN CHURCH

JERSEY CITY, July 22.--Mrs. Hetty
Green did not attend yesterday the
services In the Holy Cross Protestant
Episcopal Church at claremont and
Arlington avenues, in which she was
baptized July 10, and where II has
been reported she lie to be confirmed
and received in full membership.
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WOULD PENSION MOTHERS

NEW YORK, July 22.-With a view
of putting a stop to sending carloads
of children from New York city to
be farmed out in the country for
gain by strangers, the National Pro-
baton League will ask the Legisla-
ture to pass a bill pensioning moth
ers, tit was announced today by
Henry Neil, secretary of the league.
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WAR HEROINE DEAD

BALTIMORE, Md. July Mrs.
Angelina Valentine. who voluntarily
baked bread for the Union troops
when they were encamped at Gettys-
burg during the Civil War, is dead
at the age of 81 years. at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William j. S. Mil
lar, $50 West North avenu
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AND BABE BURNED

MILTON. Mass. July 22.-Mrs. Bella
Roos, aged "a years, and her 8 weeks
old daughter were burned to death in
bed when their home caught FIRE and
burned yesterday in Milton. Jelly Roos,
the woman's husband, was seriously
burned in his efforts to save the other
children.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-22
PHILANTHRoPIsT DIES

NEwcAsTLEs Pa, July 22.-Thomas
W. Phillips, head of the T. W. Phillips
Gas and OIL Company, of Butler, Pa,
president of the Citizens National Bank.
of this city; a philanthropist, author and
former member of Congress, is dead at
bis home here. Il
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-22
TO MEET

Bartenders' Union. Local 13f, will
hold a special meeting tomorrow at
its home, So Thirteenth avenue, to
transact important business. The
meeting is called for $3.50 D. m. by
President Guilbert Whitehead and
Secretary B. Newell.
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U. S. SECURITIES STEADY

LoNoN, July 22.-American securi-
ties opened steady today. During the
first hour prices advanced on light
covering and at noon the list ranged
from unchanged TO X higher than
Saturdays NeBYork closing.
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CALL IS ISSUED

FARGO. N. D., July ga call
issued last night for a Progressive
State convention in Fargo next Fri
day is signed by more than nifty
Progressive Republicans from various
parts Of North Dakota.
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COLLECTION BOX A BARREL

ZION CITY, III, July "a aour bar
rel. drapsd with fags, was used yester-
day ct the Zion. City Tabernacle TO re-
ceive the ANNUAL offering for the support
Of the Christian catholic apostolic
church. The offering amounted 70 1850.
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NEWsBoY IS KILLED

CAMDEN. July a2.-Matthew Eich-
mann. 4 newsboy, was killed while
attempting TO cross in front Of a train
TO sell a paper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-22

TAX NOTICE.
All real estate owners are herewith notl-
ned that the assessments on real estate have
been completed and that the books will be
open for inspection from July ID until July
10th. inclusive.
Board of Assessment and Revision Of
iy5toso JOHN j. CARROLL. prss,a.nt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
WORLW WANT ADS
Wanted Agents.

FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over 100000 protected posi-
tions In L, $, service, More than i0,-
600 vancancies every year There IL
a big chance here for you, sure ana
generous pay lifetime employment.
Easy TO get Just ask for booklet
C729. No obligation. Earl Hopkins,
Washington, d, c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Phone 1000.
A FEW REAL SNAPS

on North Denver located on one Of
the most elegant east front lots III
the city overlooking the entire sur
rounding country. We are Offering a,
very low price and on easy terms,
"A new modern up-to- date, seven n-room
two-story house with basement. Thin
house is just about completed and will
make very attractive home. Tho
number Of this Is 1910 North Denver.
On South Cheyenne we have "A dam
dy ast-front, slX-rOom modern bum
galow, laige basement, fine shade,
best surroundings. Price, $3,35O.OO.
100000 cash.
on South Perryman avenue, In the
fourteenth block, we are offering a
two-stOry, siX-room modern, newly
papered house, Wishing to sell this
at once, we offer It for the extremely
low price OF $2,500, $3.50 cash and
balance $500. per month. You can
not afford TO pass this by.
Just east Of the Midland depot we
are offering a nice little four-room
cottage; fine well of water ana pump
for $1O0Q.00, 500 cash, $500 per
month.
Near the stove foundry, a two story
cement block house, rooms, good lot
well and fruit trees for $3.50 Sl25
cash, $1,000 per month.
We are building an elegant room
house on the corner of 18TH and Chey
enne, on which we can make a very
low price, considering the quality Of
house and the location and finish tho
same up to suit the purchaser II in
terested in a good home, we would
like TO show this TO you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Live Stock.

FOR SALE-A SOUND GENTLE
driving mare Cali 124 South
Wheeling or phone 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Money to Loan.

WE HAVE STRAIGHT SIX PER-
cent money to loan on inside busi-
ness property, with a very small bro
kerage. making 6 - percent or less
on large loans. No. 3 East Third st.
Mosher d Pitcher, Phone 1886.
MONEY TO LEND-s8SO ON GOOD
real estate. b. L. Pettus. Phone
2NG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

The opening OF the new town Of
Bernlce Okla. May 2S, 1912. Tho
new town Is located in Delaware
county eleven miles southeast OF At
ton, eighteen miles east OF Vlnita,
seventy-seVen niles northeast Of Mus.
kogee, in the famous Grand River
valley, and on the northern extension
Of the NJ, o. & G.. Railroad,
Bernlce Is 30 favorably located as
20 command the trade from IA large
and thlckly settled community.
That Bernice will become a city
OF considerable importance is doubted
by none who know its favorable To-
cation, being in the heart Of one OF
the richest farming communities In
the entire state.
The townsite Is beautifully located,
being on rolling prairie, dotted hero
and there by woodland and on tho
banks Of Horse creek, which viii fur
nsh an ample supply of the finest
water.
An excellent opportunity awaits the
business and professional men and in
veStOrs
We need all lines Z enterprise
which goes to make a first class hust-
ling town.
If you are looking for a business
location or an Investment see Dernice
first c. w. Lee and j. r. Mode own
ersi George Northrup BernIce, man-
ager
Noedmore Post office, Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

FOR SALE room house 50-foot
lot, good We'll south sides $l,O5O.O0.
3-Goom house, barn and good well,
South Side $1,000.
Groom house, good wen, barn, So
foot lot, two blocks Lynch-Forsytho
school, 100000, terms to suit
TWO 4-room houses 50-foot lot
barn, well, South Frankfort, close in,
100000.
Vacant lots close in or any addition.
Correspondence any point United
States or Canada.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE AT BlG BARGAIN-ONl1
Morris chair practically new boau-
TRULY hand-caUod, quarlered OAK
bookcase holding more than 2dO
books; one new l5-yolume set "li-
brary Of Universal History" one new
i-Nolume set INNS Practical Encyc-
lupediai' one new f-youme set THE
Encyclopedia Dictionary 200 stand
ara magazines, bound In cloth aud
Morocco, and lot OF congressional rec
ords bound IN cloth; sixteen second
hand window shades leather library
set Of couch and four chairs, can
\22G, old Rloder Bldg, or phone
1850.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Business Chances.

ron SALE WHOLESALE ICE
cream factory with established
trade This is a good opportunity, Will
not take much money Co handle, can
or address 300 n. ElWood. o..
WANTED INTERVIEW PARTY
with caplml manufacturing staple
and readily sclllnp article. ioN COS,
C.rr j. j. c. Tulsa, okla,
FOR BARGAIN ~ GOOD PAYING
hardware or grocery store write
Jas. IA. Hale. puWuoc, okla.
FOR SALE STOCK on GROCERIES
ana fixtures, viii rent building fun
nishrd cheap, Phone lGOA,
FOR SALE POOL HALL ANp
roomlne house, 80 East First ST.
Good location Tor rIght party In
qulro ut premises
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
SAgOO

$1,000 cash, balance years. Z per
cent, buys you Groom modern
home, l-2 blocks from Third and
Main St, IL blocks from ground
that sold for $500 per front foot,
east front; the ground is worth the
money We are pricing the proper.
ty for quick sale.
BLAIR BROS.
219A. $. Main, Phone 1879.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
ed; no oanyassing or soliciting re-
CURED good income assured, Ad-
dress National Co-Operatiye Realty
Co, Vi359 Marden Building, Wash
ington, ID. C.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

.
you want a home here is golden
opportunity. Address $50, care of
World.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-ONE Lot
in Carlton Place; this lot has been
lcvclcd and sown in blue grass, and is
ready for building; new 3-foot re-
tanning wall; chicken house in rcur;
a bargain. See Il. b. lrvan, 1882 Car
son. Phone 2049.
SALE OR TRADE-EQUITY IN Z
room house, three lots at Okmul-
gee. For sale-lncome property IN
city, paying from 10 TO u y per cent.
Address w. Carry Jones, Gen. Del,
Tulsa, Okla,
FOR SALE-17- ROOM ROOMING
house doing good business; will sell
cheap; for particulars address Mrs
Jessie Prosser, Usage Hotel, Bartles-
Vile, Okla.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A RANCH
OF so acres; well fenced; good house
and barn; 10 miles north Of Trinidad:
seven large coal camps within miles.
Address T. A. Jephcott, Crescent Cafe.
Tulsa.
SEE THAT NEW BUNGALOW ON
Eleventh and 5. Carson, for sale by
Blair Bros.
FOR SALE-1O ACRES CLOSE IN.
adjoining Frisco addition; snap.
Phone 1856.
FOR LE-RESIDENCE, SIXTH
and Detroit; rooms; corner lot;
bargain. Phone 1856.
FOR SALE-TERRACED LOT ON
$. Elwood; seven blocks from court
house; terms. Phone 2G41.
FOR SALE-DIRECT AT A SACRI-
flee on easy terms, some close in
business lots; some close in residence
lots and houses from to rooms.
See DIR. Wilson in Dental office. 224
East Second ST. Phone 825.
FOR SALE-5O FEET VACANT BUS
mess property corner N. Main ana
Archer, Mrs. Thompson. 9Ol c St.
Lawton, okla.
FOR SALE CHEAP-SIX ROOM
house, sixteenth and S. Main.
Good well. Address 1877. World
FOR SALE BY OWNER, -FOUR
blocks from new hotel, 6-roomed
east front cottage, $2,S50.00. Terms.
Address Box 1175, City.
FOR SALE-CHEAP, BY OWNER.
S-room house; five blocks from new
hotel; plenty Of shade and fruit. Phone
Black 1894.
FOR SALE-BUILDING FORMERLY
occupied by Model Laundry at First
and Denver. Apply at new plant
Third and Cheyenne.
Lost.
STRAYED-ROAN PONY, 5 YEARS.
old shod all around, blaze face;
weight 500 lbs; halter on. Phone 1888
for CLINT Lowry for information, or
call 100 S. Cincinnati.
LOST - BETWEEN TULSA AND
Turley, one leather case OF tools;
IS reward will be paid to party leav-
ing at Tulsa Music Company's store
Los EMBROIDERED BABY
jacket, uptown, on Thursday after
noon. Return 1880 s. Detroit. Phono
2222.
LOST-ONE BLACK MARE MULE;
had bell on. John Brown, mile west
of Sand Springs. Il
LOST-ALIGATOR PURSE CON
tanning two $40 bills, check and
valuable receipts Finder return samo
to Blair Bros. office and receive re-
ward.
LOST-POCKETBOOK BETWEEN
Main and Elgln on First, contain
ing silver and some valuables. Find
er phone 376.
LoST-BUNCH OF KEYS HAVING
name, Albert Ringler. Perry, okla,
attached. Return to quaker Drug Co
and receive reward
GOLD WATCH PIN, |
with initials L. G. c., between Sew
enth and Guthrie and Palace theater. |
Finder please phone 643.
Read World Want Ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

FOR SALE-OAK BUFFET DINING
table; six chairs, white enamclet
Princess dresser, 6N9 wilton rug, hal
seat ana mirror, call between 9 and
II Monday morning 1896 s. Main
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IRulSS@ll & ALbLbOdG
$ RWOTun IBululgI@I0W s

just Completed artistic in every respect large basement,
sleeping porth, bcamcd ceiling window seats, butress
pantry buff brick mantc living and hall ingram
flooring hghgrade decorating in every respect Located
on llth and South Carson, Open for inspection every
day. Look this property over we are making special
prices for quick sale. Terms if necessary.
BLAIR BROS, 2l9A South Main. Phone 1879
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Pianos, Musical Instruments

FOR SALE-ALMOST NEW PIANO;
leaving city; must sell this week;
cost $425; will take $3.50. Ask Genet,
II $. Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26

FOR SALE--3-room house, barn
and good well south side $1,000; B.
room house, good well, south side
$1O50, with small payment down.
You can plan, build and own a home
i'm one Of the best south side residence
districts on pavement Pay balance
like rent Let us tell you about il.
Can sell you an acreage proposition
in Cherokee Heights that will double
your money within tho next twelve
months WIN pay you to Investigate
MADDOX.
Room T. Kirkpatrick Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
Rooms for Rent
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-ONE DESIRABLE Of
flee room in World Bldg. Light,
heat and janitor service. See C. Z.
Dent, or phone 1000.