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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-30

Proves the greatest Aprn FOOL OF ALL
deluded ones who bite into a concoc-
ton of chocolate and raw cotton.
In England the populace always has
Morris dance on April Fools Day
in which everybody hiIariously par
ticipates. A feature of It is the ring
around-a-Rosy," with the typical fool
arrayed In tights. or tight trousers,
FOOLS cap and bearing an inflated
bladder on q stick holding hands
with a Betsy OF the dairy maid tyne.
In the Middle Ages In England 1t
was considered great sport to send
persons on a "wfId-goose chase after
a second edition of Cock Robin" or
| "h'a p'orth of crocodile quilts" or
the History of Ewes Mother" In
1872 writer there tells how 1t was
the custom for boys to cry out "Ah.
you April Fools!" and how, seventy
years before that, it was customary
to say "Sir, your shoe is unbuckIed. .
A choice witticism was perpetrated
by remarking Excuse me, but there's
something on your face" ''what?'
inquiries the victim. your nose. Hal
Ha!''
In the North of England April Fools
are still called ''gowks, or gouks''-
that being the name for cuckoo. which
commonly means fool This proba blv
Is similar to the German, geck-sig-
nifying the same stupidity-and ex-
plains why when a maiden of the
Fatherland first hears the voice of a
cuckoo on April Fool night she kisses
her hand in the direction of the bird
and asks when she will marry. As
many times as the cuckoo or geek re-
plies Immediately following her ques-
ton is supposed to signify the number
of months to elapse before she is wed.
In Scotland the people have an
April Fool custom of hunting the
gowk.' This consists of sending peo-
pie on long despafrfng chase after
a letter which. when finally located,
reads "go hunt the gowk another
mile The victim is told: that eer-
tain person has a note for him &; He
goes in search of IT, only to be In
formed the missive has been handed
to someone living farther on to be
given to him.
The French call the person imposed
upon on April FOOLS Day a poisson
d Avril," or mackereI, which is a very
stupid fish and one easily caught. The
Spanish call them 'Tnnocents.'' But,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Many Not Registered.

While the above named al 4
at the Auto clubs headouaYfe
are many more who have pass@
who did, not. II is Learned h.
coming In TO Salt Lake that an
made to pass up Salt Lake on b
west by sending them down M
yon into Ogden and west by tbs
route. In fact more are going
than there arc coming 10 Salt q
The road east from here h
Grand Junction is far from bJnt
for automobiles. One parry, ~
tried this route n week ago IA
warnings given him, and be I'd
Tribune from Grand Junction Ia
tourists from going that route
clares the road from Green r
Grand Junction is practically q
for motor cars and that one hz1
from Cotton TO Castlcgate. Yoxt|
does not regret his experience 1
his own fault he went that Tsy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
EVANSTON TRIP IS
MADE IN FAST TIME
Botterill Drives Pierce-Arrow
Through Under Four Hours;
Tourists Route Mapped.

From Salt Lake TO Evanston by the
way Of Parley's canyon and Echo IN
three hours and fifty minutes is going
some Maybe it Is not worlds record
time on Ormond beach. but just the
same il is rambling along at a fair rate
OF speed This is just what was ac-
complished Wednesday in a Pierce-Ar-
row runsbout, driven by Frank Botteril,
with ". D. Risbel rs the extra passen-
ger. The trip was made TO lay the
route and locate places 10 erect road
signs for the Automobile club and Incl
dentallv take a look at the roads
through Salt Lake and Summit county.
On this trip the summit of Farley s can
Won was reached Just fifty minutes after
leaving the Tribune office, which plain
" indicates the party did some travel
ing.
Perlcy's canyon is in excellent con
dition. On this occasion il was reached
on high gear. The drive was made
early in the morning and but two teams
were passed. On the other side Of Par.
ley's summit clear through TO Echo
the roads are in excellent condition.
The newly built road on top OF the old
Rio Grande railroad grade going down
from the summit is a perfect boulevard.
Silver creek canyon has been ''King |
Dragged and looks like swept floor. |
All the ditehes have been bridgcd !
through the Coalville district The |
summit county commissioners have done |
their share in improving the trapscon-
tinental route into salt Lake and auto
mobiles which overlook this road are
passing w some of the finest highways |
frnu thu Mtuarfr, ri.o- 10 +bn
From Echo 10 Wasatch the road is
not as good, but fairly good time can
be made. The last ten miles into Ev-
anston is splendid going.
On arriving Mt Evanston Mr. Botterill |
and Rishel report that practically every
transcontinental tourist is warned nv
somebody. somewhere, to steer clear Of
the Coalville route into Salt Lake and
that the only way Salt Lake can be
reached by automobile is by side trip
from Ogden.
One transcontincntal party met in
Evanston said Il was their intention TO
driVe 10 Ogden. lay up their ear and
take the train 10 Salt Lake. as they
had been Informed they could not reach
this city in an automobile. IL Is need.
ess TO say this party came direct TO
Salt Lake through Coalville saw Sal,
Lake by automobile. not by train.
In speaking Of this trip Mr., Bottcrill
'ays; have driven over many thou.
and miles of road and want TO saw
nave never seen 4 mountain road
anywhere that equals the road from
Icho 10 the top Of Parlev's canvon as
improved by the Summit county com.
nlssioners this summer The road i
hrongh Parley's canyon is IN the beat '
ondition have ever seen il. ANY per a
on waning sunday tTip cannot i'm. |
rove on the road from here 10 Echo - I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Evanston-Salt Lake Transconti-
mental Route, via Coalville
and Parley's Canyon
82,4 Miles,
900 EVANSTON. Go south from Rea

900 EVANSTON. Go south from Rea.
ney's garage on left up hill to a and
turn right, going east with fence on
right. 1.6 Forks, keep to right, cross.
ing railroad at %.
A. wYoMING-UTAH STATE LINE.
40 Wyuta station. Forks here, keep
to left.
e.s WAsATCH. Forks. Keep to left,
crossing railroad ut l0.1. 1863 Ranch
and postof1ice. 1917. Bad approach
to bridge. III Cross railroad.
17.9 CASTLE ROCK, Cross railroad at
23.7 and 24.3. 24-4 Emory station.
Cross railroad at 293 and 31.5 and
again at 33,5. Drive down under
railroad trestle to
33,7 MAIN FORKS. Turn left over
hill for direct route to Salt Lake via
Coalvllle and Parley's canyon. Stone
house at this point. (Note: Road
TO right leads to Salt Lake via Og-
den and is 3s,6 miles further. Both
are splendid mountain roads, much
superior to the road from Evanston
to this point.) 36.2 Cross railroad,
and at 3S.2 cross creek over bridge.
$50 COALVILLE, Court house, gas,
oil, garages, hotel and general stores.
39,7 Cross railroad AL louisville,
general store. 42.4 Forks, keep left.
45.7 Turn right around fence and
cross Weber river at 46, then cross
railroad at 46.l, turning left at 49,,
entering Wanship.
46.5 WANSHIP. Gas, general stores
and hotel Keep straight ahead past
hotel on right. All Ranch. Start
through Silver Creek canyon, cross
ing railroad at 52.2 and SO. 53.3
PAGES ranch. 53.7 Road comes in
from left.
54.3 MAIN FORKS. Turn right, follow
Ing power line poles. (Road straight
ahead leads to Park City) 56.2 Kim
ranch, telephone. 57.4 Cross railroad
and forks, keep right. Left goes to
Park City. $50 Dahl Bros. ranch,
telephone.
oO1 GORGOZA. Forks. Keep left and
then cross railroad. 62,1 Cross rail.
road, Fine going over old railroad
grade from here to
$50 SUMMIT PARLEY'S CANYON.
Note: Use horn frequently and keep
close lookout for other vehicles, This
canyon carries a heavy travel in
teams and motor cars), % 6 Ranch
64. l Ranch. 66.1 Roach's or half, |
way house, meals here 6S.2 Noun
tain, Dell club. 70.2 Dale station.
Look out for cars, Cross railroad at
70.s, II, ia, 1922, 1877, 1928. 1911
1872, 1916 and 1877. 74.4 Leave can,
yon. 10 Forks. Keep right and follow
poles. as City limits Salt Lake. 776
State prison on left. 77.9 School |
house on right. At so foot of hill, |
bear left and cross railroad |
tracks and continue straight ahead |
west to S0.2. This is Ninth East, as. |
phalt pavement starts here; turn |
right here, going north and follow
street car lines over asphalt pave
ment to center of city, distance 40
miles. Automobile club of Utah. In
formation bureau will be found a,
25l South State street.
y, SALT LAKE CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Road from Ogden TO Evanston comes
in at this point. Stone house on left
here. Keep to night up under rail
road trestle for Evanston. 4S.e Gross
railroad. 4s.4 Forks. Keep left,
right goes to roller mills. Gross
railroad at 500 and 53.l. SO Emory
station Cross railroad at 5s.l and
5S.7.
64.5 CASTLE ROCK. 64.7 Cross rail
road. 65.7 Bad approaches TO bridge.
66.1 Ranch and postofice. 1913
Cross railroad.
72.6 WASATCH. 72.7 Forks. Keep right
on main road 75.2 Forks, Keep
right on main road following poles.
Us Wyuta station and at rs Utah
Wyoming state line. 500 Cross rail
road, and at SO turn left going down
hill straight ahead to
s2.4 EVANSTON. Main street. Gas,
oil, garage. hotel and general stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

road grade. 2o.3 Cross railroad and
ag@n at 22.3 Just before reaching
22.3 Gorgoza, road comes in from
left at this point. 23.S Dahl Bros.
ranch,
24.5 MAIN FORKS. Keep to left
(rigbt goes to Park City,. % Cross
railroad. (Road from Park CITY
comes in from right here) 25.2 Sto-
ven S ranch. 26.2 Kimball's ranch.
keep straight ahead bearing to left.
pick up and follow power line poles.
CAT kimball's ranch corner fork to
right goes TO Park City and at 26.3
another fork to right goes 10 Peoa) .
Isl Turn left, leaving power plant
poles, into main highway from
Park City. (2S.7 Road comes in from
night from Peoa). 291 Pace s ranch
Enter Silver Creek canyon. crossing
railroad at 29.4 and 302. 35.3
oo.9 WANSH1P. Hotel. gas and gen.
eral stores here. Keep straight ahead
and at 36.2 turn right, crossing rail.
road and Weber river at 36.l. AT
3o.7 turn left into main travelled
road, going north now.
io.S LOUISVILLE. School house On
right, store at Alb On right. Az
Cross railroad.
i3,9 CoALVILLE. Court house gas
oil, garages, general stores and hotel
here. (Half block further north
from court house take street to right
Tor Chalk creek). Keep straight
ahead for Evanston, crossing creek
at 442. 46.2 Forks. keep to lett.
crossing railroad. Right main trav.
eled road goes to coal mine)
is;7 MAIN FORKS. Left here goes to
Ogden and Echo. Echo station be.
ing quarter milo ahead on this road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Salt Lake to Evanston. Via Par
ley's Canyon and Echo.
82,d Miles.

900 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. Go south
half block with Tribune on left to
Walker bank block, turn left going
east for nine blocks TO Ninth EasS
Here turn right, going south to Al
Twelfth South, end of asphalt pave
ment.) Turn left, go two blocks to
"A, then bear 10 left, crossing rail
road tracks and 90 up hill, Iassing
schoolhouse on lett at 5.5 and state
prison on right at As. At 90 (wind.
mill here). ) turn to right. 5.3 Keep to
right and follow poles At s road
forks three ways, keep middle road
going along dugway. Railroad now
on right below in valley. Follow
poles AZ 7.5 old brewery on left.
30 ENTER PARLEY's CANYON.
Reservoir on right. Keep sharp look
out, narrow and winding road, but
good. Follow road up canyon, keep
lug sharp lookout for ears at rail.
road crossings at 81. SIS. 90. 9.3.
e.6. %. 1912, II. ia and II. s. l22
Dale station. Il Forks, keep to right
past Mountain Dell club house at
li.2. (Left fork here goes 10 East
canyon and is well Travelled road.)
1913 RoRch's or halfway house.
Meals here. l7.3 Under trestle. ls.3
Ranch. ls.s Ranch. le.l Under tres
tie, last water before reaching sum.
NIT here
1875 SUMMIT PARLEY'S CANYON.
GOOD gong now on ton OF old rail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Tourists Register,

Here is list OF those who y.
tered at the Auto club heaS,r>
c. slaughter. Jr.. and party ~,
Texas. 10 San Francisco: Can.
Hall and party OF five from T,<
worth, Kan. To San FrancIsrs's
don and party from Toledo n
francisco; c. r. Wright and ~
from Genoa, Neb.. TO Los AM.
Kelly and family from Loyela1S
Salt Lake. c. l.. Williams ~
from Berthoud. Colo, to Sal, p.
Brown and party OF four fra-
ley. Penn, to Los Angeles.
ton and party from Chicsro IA +
cisco, c.. D. McGregor and fs~
SAN Bernardino to Boise. Idsi.
EaGan and party from Ely IA f
Kills and Van Anken from Cal.
Y. 70 San Francisco; D. l. a
party OF three from Steamhosf
Colo, 10 San Francisco; Mrs T.
cutt and party from Worcests,
San Francisco via Yellowstona :
c. r. Calm and party from ~
IN Noyp Horir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
MOTORISTS V|SI1
UTAH BY HUN1
Past Week Has Witn.,
Steady Stream of Tran,
tinental Travel.

Few people In Utah, Inc,ua,,.
ness interests of the state
importance OF the automoh,'-
travel that Is daily passing H.
During the past week Il ia ~
nearly a hundred cars har-
through and others are NAH.
stops In Salt Lake. These h,-
have carried -four hundred na,,
has been possible to get n Jn.@
tourists through the touri,r {
the Automobile club. Mora h
tourists have called upon tb,s ,
road information during IN. ;
many have passed through ovS.
ever coming near Salt Laka
west. w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Buy IL now. Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al.
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency. For
sale by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
AUTO co.
HAS NEW MICHIGAN

Manager j. r. Hall is showing the
new Michigan Forty, which arrived
this week at the Campbell Auto com.
pany, and reports that he already has
several prospects on the car. 1t is one
OF the best looking cars that has ar.
rived in Salt Lake for some time. Fin.
ished In golden brown with gold
stripes. and built along the latest lines,
it makes a finished appearance. The
car IS htted with special electric mir
rored dash lights and special fiat de-
signed electric headlights. The car
carries the selfstarter feature and a
special patented ventilator in the dash.
Nickle trimmings throughout, including
q nickled radiator. gives the car a rich
effect. The equipment includes all the
latest motor devices and demountable
rims.
Although the Campbell Auto company
is ono OF the newer concerns in the
city, Manager Hall reports the sale OF
twenty-five MichiRans this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

w, D.
Below viii he found mapped and logged during
who wish to Salt Lake The log
through Peys
those
either Evanston The
Lake to Evanston three hours nve
better country than the road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Lake for Liverpool, England, on Mon
dav. Mr.. Marston has been 1or the
past two weeks demonstrating cut
out engine for the Stearns people.
Back From Idaho.-Dick Richardson.
travelling salesman for the Salt Lake
Auto company, is in Salt Lake after a
four weeks trip by automobile through
eastern Idaho, Richardson reports Wis
iting st. Anthony, Ashton and the To-
ton basin country during the time
while away. Prospects for motor cars
in this section of the country are ex-
ceedinglv bright. according to Richard
son, He expects to return north on
Monday.
Trys Chicken Shooting.-Manager c.
4. Quigley Of the Studebaker Bros.
spent two days during the first part OF
the week around Montpelier hunting
chickens. He made the trip by auto
mobile Quigley reports excellent au-
tomobile roads around that part of the
country and a good supply of chick
ems, within easy reach of well travelled
automobile roads.
Goes to California.-R. D. Smith, ia
ther Of R. w. Smith of the Alkire
Smith Auto company, spent couple Of
days In Salt Lake this week on his
way to California in an automobile,
He expects to spend the summer tour
ing on the coast.
Roads Around Price.-Tommy Davis,
travelling salesman OF Studebaker Bros,
is back from n trip to Price and the
tributary country and gives q good re-
port on the roads. He says it is still
lmpracticable TO send tourists through
that part of the country. Davis made
the trip from Price to Cotton, which he
declares is the first car that has gone
between these two points this year it
was necessary to turn the car around
mt the bottom of one Of the draws with
q lack. to get up the other side. Davis
saws the people down there are work
ing hard to get road through. but
that it will be some time before ma
chines can travel with safety.
Ross Fork Sand aone.-"The Ross
Fork sand is the best stretch OF road
IN the west This is the information
brought to Salt Lake Yesterday by X . |
H. kantzer, manager of the Goodrich |
Kubber company. He has lust re.
turned from n trip to Idaho and while !
away was taken over this new piece of |
road by DR.. Carl Snodgrass, president |
IF the Pocatello Automobile club. "We |
hit sixty miles an hour,' says Kant |
,er, "and I want to tell you it was
great going. Not a trace of the sand |
IS left and The Tribune will make no
mistake in routing all tourists to the |
Yellowstone park by that route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Cars for Idaho.-F. L. Cruikshauk of
Montpelier, Idaho, spent part Of the
week in Salt Lake. He drove home
Saturday with a string of three new
cars for Idaho purchasers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Pioneer Day Rates

Via Oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale July q and "a, linn.
ited TO July 25. See agents for rates
and further particulars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Fish Lake Record-Word was brought
this department the past week that the
| trip from Richfieid to Fish Lake had
been covered in two hours and fifteen
minutes This, il is claimed, is the
record for an automobile between these
points.
Riley Visits factory c. Riley,
manager of the Goodyear Rubber Co.,
left Friday morning for Chicago and
Akron. He will visit at the factory
for about q week before returning
home.
Kemmerer Agent Here-L. B. Young,
one of the leading dealers of Kemmerer,
came to Salt Lako on Friday to secure
cars. AS n result three new machines
have been shipped to Kemmerer pur
chasers.
Allsire Goes to Coast. W. Alkire,
Of the Alkire-S Smith company, left this
week for a short vacation in California.
He goes to San Diego to visit his par
ents,
Mort Cheesman Home-Mort Chees-
man, president of the Cheesman Auto
company, returned home Thursday from
two weeks trip to the Yellowstone
country in an automobile,
Dealers Moving-The Campbell Auto
company and the Cheesman company
expect to move into their new quarters
during the coming week The Campbell
company will be located where the
Cheesman firm is at present, the latter
taking new garage two doors east.
Botterill Dinner,-Nineteen employees
of the Botterill Auto company attend
ed the monthly dinner of the Botterill
company at the Commercial club last
Tuesday evening. Trade talk and sug-
gestions for service improvements
marked the evening. Each employee
present was asked for suggestions for
the bettermept of the treatment ac-
corded users Of Botterill cars and Man
ager Frank Botterill believes good
work is bound to come out of these
dinners.
New Repair Firm.-Hyrum B. Silver
and Ralph Wishon have opened Il new
repair shop in the rear of the Automo |
bile exchange on Stale street. Both |
are experienced men in this line Of |
business. The shop has been equipped |
with the most modern automobile re-
pairing machinery.
- :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Special 25-cent rate 70 Lagoon ann
return via Bamberger electric, daily,
from both Salt lake and Ogden, com
mencing p. IN. week days and l p.
m. SUNDAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Marston Returns to Liverpool.-C. n.
Marston, travelling representative Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
Randall Visits Factory-A G r

Randall Visits Factory.-A. G., Ran
dali of Boise, Idaho, of the Randall.
Dodd Auto company, spent part of the
week in Salt Lake on his way to close
contracts for next wear. He expects to
visit factories Mt Detroit, Indianapolis
and Chicago, returning home via Salt
Lake in about two weeks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
UP AND DOWN SALT LAKES
BUSY AUTOMOBILE ROW

the stearns-Knight factory, left Sal;
Lake for Liverpool, England, on Mon
day. Mr.. Marston has been TOT 1he
mast two weeks demonstrating a cent.
out" engine for the Stearns people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
New Motor Car Numbers

~ & new Iesistered numbers OF automobiles the secretary
passed the $500 the
nineteen cars were registered Below
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Goes to California.-R. D. Smith, fa-
ther Of R. w. Smith of the Alkire-
Smith Auto company, spent couple Of
days In Salt Lake this week on his
way to California in an automobile,
He expects to spend the summer tour
ing on the coast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-05
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

3 room house one block from south
school building, nearly new. Price
$3.50. $50 cash balance s1O per month.
5 Room modern house close in, near
ly new. Price sl4OO. $500 cash. bal
ance like rent.
To exchange 10 acres well improv-
cd, / mile from /. !. e. q. college for
city property
Room house with city water one
block OF South SCHOOL, bldg. Price
$500 $40 cash, balance $40 per
month.
Room Frame House in Frisco Ad,
Lot 5OxlG5. Price $780, $40 cash,
balance $40 per month.
To trade Good 5-passenger auto
mobile for city property.
Vacant lot on South 9Th ST. 8. Z.
corner, best location. Best bargain
Ia the city. Price 400.
4 Room Frame House, nearly new,
Lot 5Oxiio, near Apache Oil Mill,
Price $500. $50 cash, balance $40 per
month.
Room House, nearly new, Lot
50xi65. Frisco Addition Price $500
$50 cash. balance $40 per month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-05
IS

Modern room house on he car
line on south hlIl, furnace heat good
barn This is a finely finished, well
arranged home has loan 81 $500,
will sell at a sacrifice in 10 days.
LANDS.
2s0 Acres OF well improved
smooth land near poeasset worth
$40 per acre. must sell at once, Price
s2s per acre
l60 Acres good alfalfa bottom lahd
near good town. The owner Of thi.
land must raise some cash and vii
sell for about half its value Prie,
$3.50 pcr acre
200 Acres smooth upland neal
Chickasha. $50 acres in cultivation
20 acres in wheat Price $500 pei
acre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-05

A first class business which paid
last month $4,000 net and some good
realestate well located in chiekasha
rs exchange for farm
4 room house, Is Il. east front, cor.
uee LOT well located on south hill, one
block from pavement. near high
school Price Sl5e0. win exchange
for land and pay cash difference
Room modern house incfudlng
furnace heat. located in the best resi-
denee part OF Chlekasha on Kansas
avenue This is a first class homie
No incnmbrance WIN sell on terms
or trade for farm. Price $4,000
1e0 Acres Of good upland near Ho.
bart. win exchange Tor chickasha
property Price Se000