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Evening star., 1912-09-15
HARVARD WINS AT GOLF.
Davidson Defeats Stearns of Prince.
ton. / Up in 81 Holes.

MANCHESTER, VT. September a.
F. c. Davidson, captain Of the Harvard
golf team. won the individual intercol-
legiate golf championship at the Ekwanok
links today. by defeating John NJ Stearns.
third, the Princeton captain. l up in 81
holes in the final round.
At the beginning Of the afternoon round
of 1S holes Davidson was one down. He
then lost the first. third and fourth
holes For the remainder of the round
he played good golf. and on the home
ward journey he gained on Stearns and
squared the match on the home hole.
Going to the extra hole both men drove
well. Davidson had a little the better
OF the second shot, and holed out In the
par figure Of four. while 6teaFns missed
q putt slightly longer than Davidsou'R
Evening star., 1912-09-15
FOOT BALL PRACTICE TO
BEGIN HERE THIS WEEK
Georgetown, Maryland Agricultural College,
Catholic University and Gallaudet Anx-
iously Awaiting to Begin Work
on the Gridiron.

OF a less capable general the team as
| a whole would not have shown the cali
| Der it Gid.
All the other men will be back. The
three sterling players who composed the
| ground gaining part of the back field last
season will be ready to fill the same
positions when the first lineup Is held.
Both ends. each of them brilliant play
er, will again hold down the thanking
positions and one of the guards will be
back. Capt Hegarty, Bryan, Burgan.
White Costello and Fury Will all be
ready to take up the burden OF the main
stays of the eleven when the schedule is
commenced.
1t is reported that several men who are
real stars will enter school to fill the po-
sitions left vacant, so that individually
the eleven should at least be stronger
than last year. 1t stands to reason that
if the men are found to fill the places
left vacant who are only the equals OF
those who have left. and, generally con-
sidered, that should be done, the men who
are back will have improved enough to
insure the fact that the individual quail
ity of the players will at least be as high
as has been the case in past years
The team this year will be in the hands
of Daley, last years captain, and he Will
have as his assistants Bennis, former
University Of Pennsylvania player. and
Frank Gargan. 1t Is definitely understood
that the first mentioned man Will direct
the coaching and have complete charge OF
the system to be Installed. Wnat Will De
accomplished by the staff Of tutors is
hard to tell. Gargan is the only man
whose work has been shown here, and on
what he has evidenced he should do some
good work. Not much is known around
here about Dennis, other than that he
has been coaching a small college team in
Philadelphia, while Daley has had no ex-
perience whatever in teaching the game.
With as evenly balanced schedule as
any school would care to have, and with
material that coaches in any Of the south
ern institutions would go long way to
secure, Georgetown should have sea-
son inferior to none in its history. OF
course. it cannot gain the reputation in
the north that was attained last year. be-
cause it does not play the Army. but it
ought to just about sweep things In the
south.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
Hart and Sitterding Lost.

Hart. who will not be eligible TO play
left tackle. will be one man who Will not
be replaced. Hart's wonderful wora was
one of the features Of the season, and
there Is small chance that anybody who
Is his equal will be found.
Sitterding, at quarter. Is also another
whose work Is not likely to be equaled
by any man who may take his place this
fall. Sitterding was not snowy player.
and his real value was lost sight of by
those who were net close students Of the
game. Almost his whole ability lay in
the fact that he was able to direct the
work OF the eleven SO that its greatest
efficiency would be secured. In the hands
Evening star., 1912-09-15

ohc University will be the last OF the
colleges to get going. 1t not being sched-
uled to commence until Wednesday week.
While some OF the schools. such as Cen
trail and Tech, may get out and do a little
work this week. there is not much prob
ability that either Of them will do anything
much until the opening Of school, Mon
day week. For that reason nothing will
be given regarding their prospects now.
but before the opening Of the season a
summation of the strength OF each will
be made and the chances of each for
winning the much h-coveted scholastic title
will be described as nearly as possible.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
TRIPLE PLAY UNASSISTED
BY RAPPS OF PORTLAND

SAN FRANCISCO, September
14-First Baseman Wtili.~
Rapps Of the Portland base hall
club Of the Pacific Coast League
today made triple play unas-
sisted In . game with Oakland.
Oakland runners were ON Arst
and second bases. The batsman
hit . low liner toward flFrt, md
the baDe runners, tAlnking the ball
could not be 6elded, sprinted
ahead. Rapps scoopvd UP the
ball with one hand before II
touched the ground. He touch.
ed 1rst base before the runner
could set back, and then raced to
second In time to get tho third
Evening star., 1912-09-15
DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER.
St. Louis Beat Boston in First, But
Latter Comes Back Strong.

BOSTON. September 14.-Boston lost
and won in today's double-header. st.
Louis winning the first game. to 2. and
Boston taking the second, II to 2 Dick
sons error Of Judgment in throwing the
ball to first base instead Of to home in
the eighth inning OF the first game cost
the locals the contest. The tieing run
was scored on the play, and st. Louis
winning run followed.
The second game fell to Boston in easy
style, the locals hitting Redding, st.
Louis recruit pitcher, hard. Scores:
Evening star., 1912-09-15
SECOND GAME.
Totals. SO 16 q 1s Totals. "a 8 "a

IOIHIS-. % 10 Il To U TUtaIe.. OF o = o 7
sBatted for Redding in ninth.
Boston ...... 8 0 o O 6 XII
st. Louis. .......... o o q 0 o 0 o.
Runs scored-Jackson (3). Mcdonald Sweeney
(2) Titus ~, Houser. Rariden. Brown, Ellis,
Erans Two-base hits-Houser. Evans, Kelleher.
Brown (2), Konetchy, Sweeney. Three base hit
Galloway Home run-HOuser. Sacrifice hit
Mcdonald Stolen bases-Jackson t2). Mcdonald
(2), Snyder, Wingo. Left on bases-Boston, 4;
st. Louis, g. First base on balls-On Brown, B:
Redding, g. Wild pitch-Brown. Umpires-
Eason and Johnstone. Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
MERTZ & MERTZ CO., COG ST.N.W.
WHAT THE BATTERS ARE
DOING IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BATTING AVERAGES.

Records of all PLAYERS who have PLAYED py,I 10 nfteen
Thursday September IL.
Evening star., 1912-09-15
DOC WHITE WAS THAR"
Clever Twirler Holds Yankees to
Five Hits and White Sox Win

CHICAGO, September I4.-Keating
weakened IN the sixth and seventh in
nngs today. and allowed Chicago to
bunch enough hits to win the second
game OF the series from New York, 4
to l. The visitors scored one on White
by punching hits Score:
Evening star., 1912-09-15

-1HmItNhi WtHVeTi FastcrIy, White, Nc
MILAN Two-base hits White. Lord Three
base ht-Easterly. Sacrifice hits-Mattick
Zeider. Stolen baseS-Chase HartzelI Tert
on bases-Chicsgo, 8; New York A. Bases on
balls-oM White, /; OF Heating, 2. Struck OUT
BY White, 1; by keattng, 2. Umpires-Messrs
Evening star., 1912-09-15
FIRST GAME.


sBatted for Maranvile in ninth.
fBatted for Griner In eighth.
Boston. ............ o o 0 o %
81. Louis. 1 y O--S
Runs scOred-Jackson, Sweeney, Gilhooley,
Ellis C). Two-base hits-Hauser, Mcdonald,
kirke, Wingo Hits-On Griner, in z in
nings; off Geyer. / in 2 innings. Left Oh
Boston, 8: st. Louis, Z. First base on
bals.or Dickson, 8: of Griner. /: of Geyer. I;
pitch-Dickson. Umpires-Messrs Johnstone and
Eason. Time OF game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Some OF Ihc Uses OF Sali.


Salt on the fingers when cleaning
fowls, meat or fish vii prevent slip
ping,
Salt thrown on the fire when broii-
ing steak will prevent blazing from
the dripping fat.
Salt as gargle will cure a sore
throat.
Salt in solution, II inhaled, will
cure cold in the head.
Salt in water Is the best thing to
clean willow furniture and mating.
Salt in the oven under baking tins
viii prevent their scorching on the
bottom.
Salt puts out fire in the chim-
ney.
Salt and vinegar will remove stains
from discolored teacups.
Salt and soda will relieve the pain
OF bee stings and spider bites.
Salt thrown on SCOT which has fall
en- on the carpet will prevent stain.
Salt put on ink freshly split on the
carpet will help remove the spot.
Salt in whitewash makes it stick.
Salt thrown on coal fire which is
low will revive It.
Salt used in sweeping carpets keeps
out moths and coarse salt sprinkled
on a carpet that looks dun, then
swept hard. will do much to bright
EN- it.
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ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH
INSERTION.
MlARNETS
COTTON.
Advance Of . 20 0 PoInls.

NEW YORK, Oct 3,--The cotton
market recovered about half Of ycs'
terdays break during todays carly
tnding ana, while a good part of The
rally was lost. the close Was steady
~ net advance Of from 3 10 points.
The opening was steady at un-
changed prices 20 an advance of .
points on covering ana foreign buy
ing, Right after the call prices rased
Off 90 about the low level OF yester
day afternoon, OWNS To- a coutinu-
alton Of yesterdays liquidation ano
scattered southern selling But there
was good buying on this setback ana
tho market soon turned firmer again
on reports Of a better trade demand
and further active buying by certain
large spot Interests.
The presence of this support start
ed covering by recent selling, while
there was also "A considerable demand
from reactiOulsts and during tho mid
die Of the day active months sold
about II to 20 points net higher with
December touching sil,O5. comparing
with $lO.S6, The low point OF the
morning. realizing checked the ad-
vance at this level and the marlSc.
later eqsed OFF under liquidation by
early buyers, influenced by with
drawnl OF support from spot houses
and of lower spot markets in tho
south
Closing prices showed n reaction
of some IL 10 T. points from the best.
Rumors Of Gulf storm helped the
morning rally but those reports lack.
ed confirmation. otherwise, weather
reports were considered generally
favorable, ana the early advance
seemed Ia he Influenced chiefly ny
reports that spinners had been active
buyers on the break Of yesterday, 4
more favorable view of the European
situation. reactionary arguments fol-
lowing the big break and apprehen-
sions that there might stll be an cariv
frost
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LIVERPOOL, oct. 3.-Close Spot
cotton --Good business done. prices
easy; American middllng fair 6.79d;
good middling 6.j1d: mlddling 6.3ld:
low mlddling 6.lld; good ordinary
$3.50; ordinary slid
Sales 1900 bales. Of which 1000
were for speculation and export and
included 1920 American. Reccipts
1000, all American.
Futilres-Opened easy and closed
steady. October 6.13Nd: October
November 6.0sd; November Decem-
Der, December-January 6.O4d; Janu-
ary-February COS I'D; February
March 6.o7d: March-April 6.OSd;
April-May 500 I'D; May-Junc. june
July 6.lO I'D: July-August G.1Od.
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utcs Bake in two layers. For tilling
beat remaining white OF egg to a stilf
froth; boil one-half cupful sugar with
one-fourth cupful water until 1t
threads, Pour over the beaten white
and beat until creamy. Spread be-
tween layers and over top Of cake.
This is excellent as well as economi-
cal.
Hot Water Sponge Cake-Two eggs.
one cupful sifted flour, one cupful
sugar, one teaspoonful baking pow
der, pinch Of salt, llayoring. one-half
cupful boiling water, Sft hour and
baking powder together into bowl;
add sugar, eggs. salt and flaNoring
Beat together until creamy. Now add
hotwater and beat until smooth. Bake
In quick oven, twenty minutes. If
baked in biscuit pan, this makes an
excellent roll cake.
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LIVESTOCK
In Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 3-CattIe- -
Receipts 1000 including $500 south
erns; market steady to weak. Dress
ed beef and export steers $3.50
1920; fair 10 good $5.75@S.O0; south
ern steers $4,000 $50: southern cows
1895 a5.25.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market 10
cents higher Bulk of sales $S.5O6c
SIS; heavy $S.6OdS.SO; packers and
butchers $s.6OdS.90; lights $3.50
SIS; pigs $4,000 $50.
Sheep Receipts $4,000. market
slow and weak. Lambs $500 $50:
yearlings $4,000 i.60: weathers sS.25
qs.75: ewes s3,00@S.75; stockers
s2.00I2.50.
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Chicago poultry and produrr

CHICAGO, oct. Steady;
creamerlcs 25 Z q SOC; dairies 23la a
Csc.
Eggs-Steady; receipts 5,377 cases;
at market, cases included l9M20c.
ordinary frsts. 2lc; firsts 23c.
Cheesc-Steady; DAISIES l7A G17iac
Twins l6a a l7c; Young Americas
~" " 7kc; Long Horns 17A "a
17iac.
Potatoes-Wcak; receipts so cars,
Minnesota i7m soc; Michigan 5Om
53c: Wisconsin 45@53c.
Pouitry--Alive, easy; turkeys lie:
chickens l3c; springs l3".
Neal-Steady: 9d1ic.
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CHICAGO Oct S.-Cattle-Receip
5000; market steady to strong
Beeves s5.50@li.O0: Texas steers
$3.50 500; western steers S5.90I
800; stockers s4.25G7.75 cows and
heifers s2.s0IS.OO; calves $500 q
1925.
Hogs--Receipts $4,000; market Is
and 20 cents higher. Light $3.50
ss5: mixed ss.55as25; heavy Ss.to
@s.lo: rough $40 a $50; pigs 1878
q Sass bulk Of sales Ss.S0Gs.i0.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; marke,
steady to strong. Native s325a4.2S:
western $S.t0n AIS; lambs native
$3.50 d6.75; western st75G 700.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK OF MER.
CHANDISE AND FIXTURES.

Notice is hereby given that the uader
signed assignee for the benefit Of creditors
OF the Kennedy-Walsh Grocery company will
on the 7th day OF October, 1912, at tho
building at the southeast corner of Main
street and Sixth street in the City OF Tulsa,
Tulsa County, State Of Oklahoma, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m sell to the higheS,
bidder for cash, the following described
property:
goods. iovoicing price, ss23 90: store fix
lures, consisting OF counters, scales show
cases, cash register. b,ei box, desk. shelving
etc, Of the appraised value Of 100000.
Said property TO b. sold in one lof of'
separate lots as shall be deemed best for thei
benefit Of the creditors. FOlG J
Dated this 27th day OF September. 1919
RALPH HARVEY,
Assignee for benefit OF Creditors
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ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH
INSERTION.
GRAIN.
Nhlcag0 CasIl.

CHICAGO, oct S,--Cash Wheat
No, rod Sl,O2QlOi; No, hard
9l@92nc, No. northern 92g9Shci
No. northern ssqe2 No, 2 spring
ss@0lc. velvet chaff sac ole, durum
s1a soc.
Corn--No, 67ia GGsAo; No, 2
white 69N69isci 40. . yellow 6Sh
G9Lc,
Oats-No 2 white 3iq3iiac; stand
ard 33lt03lgc.
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SLAYER WATTS FOR OFFICER.
survivor of Oklahoma Huel Phones
sheriff of Tragedy.

Guthrie. ok, oct. paul Bodlne,
living near Sweet Water in Roger
Mills county, was shot and Instantly
killed yesterday by W. A. Giyens, a
neighboring farmer, who then went TO
the nearest telephone notified the sher
IFS office and returned home TO wait
for tho officer 20 arrest him. He
pleads SELF defense. The men met in
tho road in front of rpdine's house
and opened re-. Bodine using VIM
chester rifle and Givens slX-shooter.
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DccIInn In Mhcni i,rlnc..

CHICAGO. oct 3.--Optlmlstic re .
ports IN regard TO peace in tho Balll
ans carried wheat today to lower
level Closing prices were steadyas n
lsc under last night Latest tradlns
left corn unchanged to &c up, oats
with "A gain of 80 and provisions
varying from II 1ac decline to an ad.
vance OF 22 &c.
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100 acres, 40 miles west of Tulsa
in oil belt; 10 acres in cultivation,
joins town OF Casey; not leased all
good land. VIII be sold at a bargain.
40 acres 4 " miles southeast Of
Tulsa. most all bottom land; fair i'm
provements; close in to production;
several good farms to trade for in
come property. Three good oil leases
in T. 20 r. and T. 81 X. for sale.
All kinds of city property for sale.
Room World Bldg.
O'BRIEN REAL ESTATE co.
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KANsAs CITY. oct S.--Cssh -
Wheat 40. hard S6@9Oc; No, .
red Sl.OOulO3
Corn so, miAed SIC; No. white
zoe.
Oats 80, mixed 3eA case; No.
2 white SSts a aic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-04

PRODUCE
Kansas Cliy Butter and Eggs.

KANSAS CITY, oct. 3.-Butter--
Creamery 29c; firsts 27c; seconds 25e,
packing stock 22hc.
Eggs Extras 25c; firsts 22l. m23c;
seconds l7c.
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Galveston Cotton.

GALVESTON, oct. S.-Cotton--
Steady; middlins II hc; net receipts
2s,29S; sales 2,s20 stock 232,2i2;
Great Britain 1891; coastwlse 4,4O2
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New Orleans SDOt.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. Spot Cot
ton--Steady; Bc off; mlddling 1llsc,
stock j7.Sl2.
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PROVISIONS.
Pork Lard and Ribs.

Pork Lard and Ribs.
CHICAGO, oct. 3.-Pork-Mesc.
Sl6.75@16.90.
Lard-ln tlerces $11.40.
Short Ribs-Loose sl0.1OQ1O.12h
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New York SDot

NEW YORK, oct S.-Spot Cotton
Closed quiet; middling uplands
Sll.25; middling gulf Sl1.5O, sales
100 bales.
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Miscellaneous
osAGE COUNTY TOWNSHIP PI

oSAGE COUNTY TOWNSHIP PLATS
White prints on paper taken
from original draw ngs, Of every town
ship Ia Usage county, okla, shows the
numbers and names of all alpttees
uesignates hOmesteads, subdivisions
Of each section ana fractional parts.
rivers, creeks railroads. towns and
other data. Compiled and taken
from Dawes commission records Au-
thcutlc. valuable information for OIL
operators, rlal estate men. bankers,
and the public generally. Single
copies 25c; per hundred assorted
$1,000; complete set of 81, nicely
bound in cloth. $500, postpaid. Otto
Preuss company blue printers and
map makers. SO9 Grand Avenue. Kan
sas city. Mo.
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II II II TULSA DAILY
1rIELD WQ
ONE CENT A WORD TOR EACH
INSERTION.
~-0-~~N-~~-0-0-~0-~~-~~
For Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Lot or BEDDING
consisting of comforts, sheets
spreads, pillow caaos, good as new
can Black 1904, or inquire at 2ls n
Boston.
ron aALE-TIE BEST TEA AMI
uffee route IN tho state Sec A.
l. ClHrk. $40 ", FIRST
. WlNDOW SHADES csc 2l7 EAST
fhlrd street
/ WATER GLASSES soc DOZEN. 2l7
Eust THIRD street.
SAD IRONS 25c, 2l7 EAST THIRD
street
ron SALE 20 ACRES; SUITABLE
for addition at Collinsyillr, will
take automobile in pnrt uaymcnL
Address MI Ricss, cOlilnsyillr, okla.
THE TWO GREATEST ADyERTGs-
ing mediums IN the world. An
nounclng ana Printers Ink handle
both. Fred NJ, (Fog Hornl Clancy,
Phone l6li
FOR ENGLISH SETTER
bird dog Mckinley strain, register
cd, broke, four years old SEQ o. Y.
Dawson ut National supply Co.
FOR SALE ONE 2t-BARREL GAL
yani2ed OIL tank. Price $1,000
Model Laundry.
FOR SALE; ONE METAL SAW.
good as new, only used short
time. Will sell cheap. See Manager
Tulsa World.
~-~~~~-~~N-N~>~o-~~~~~~
Real Estate
FOR SALE NEW GROOM HOUSE.
on paved street ono block car
line, Small cash payment Balance
monthly No loan company to deal
With Price $1,000 Miller ~ Fonton,
- and 22 Cubertson Bldg Fourth
and Main
FOR SALE--5- ROOM MODERN
house. cast fpnt good purches.
harm, COW stable, hen house, good
Woll vacant lot. sidewalks. etc Near
car line. \ bargain. 22G ~ May
belle ayemlc.
FOUR ACRE on BARGAIN :. W
IA S. w. Ia 27-1S-13 Write Box
26S jerks, OKLA
WANTED - THREE OR FOUR
room house on 80 foot lot: Kendall
addition. Give fun particulars and
terms TO receive attention. 40. 339
World.
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advertising. see Fred NJ. (Fog IIorn)
Clancy, ad writer and director Of ad-
yertising Phone 1914.
FOR SALE FIVE-ACRE TRACT
on Intcrurhan. Bargain. Address
305, caro- World.
ONE FULL SIZE LOT or TOOLS TO
trade for anything of any value.
Address 304 World
FOR SALE-S1.1 100 BUYS GOOD o.
room house and lot. Gail 1913 Bal
timorc street
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Lost
LOST-ONE PONY FROM LOWER
Bird Crock Falls, bay, srot in right
eye. Circle j on left front shoulder.
Weight $50. Liberal reward j. II.
Russell, Sperry, Okla. three rings on
l. line.
WANTED LADY TO TAKE UP
nice work. snap for a hustler with
references. lO6-A Feast Bird ST.
LOST KEYS AND BUTTON
hook on ring, between Srd and
Main and 9th and Detroit. Finder
please Phone 1861.
LOST--AUTO CRANK RETURN
Taxi office, Tulsa Hotel and re-
ceive reward.
LOST--LADIES HAND RAG IN
Frisco depot Reward If returned
to Victor Martin. Tulsa Hotel
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Board and Room

BOARD AND ROOM. BREAKFAST
and O'Clock dinner Modern home.
1906 $. Boston.
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Our .rnt word for each ,tsu,
IhHu tuur Hd ~ 1000. your
n.dn s good 30 y0u own . iel, pN,on',
tH. fIHnuN NOT guaranteed aitV
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~ THIS Is YouR BIRTnDAY

Many doubts and anxieties win as.
sail you. but you will be helped to
success by appreoiativo friends. Some
proposition Will be made 10 you which
you should consider seriously.
Those born today viii possess strong
minds and good judgment ana In spite
Of erratic conduct viii gain many
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mont
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Total number OF papers printed and
circulated was 222,1GO. when divided
by 81, being the number Of publication
days, gives daily average II $3.50.
|, Chss, 4. Dent. Manager Of the
Tulsa World, make affidavit that The
number Of copies Of the Tulsa World
circulated for the month OF August
1919, after deducting all copies spoiled
In printing Office use and left over
was an average Of $3.50 copies u s@ld
paper daily.
CHAs. y. DENT,
Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me,
this end day VI Sept, 1912,
L0RA MILLER
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Ny commission expires July 2, 1913