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The Newark journal., 1913-12-19
FOR STATE SENATOR

The Journal is authorized to an.
nounce w. o. Edmondson of Stone
county as candidate for State Sena-
tor from the Sixth senatorial district,
subject TO the action OF the Demo GRAFT
ic party.
The Newark journal., 1913-12-19
FOR PRoSECUTING ATTORNE7

FUN FFOSEOUIING AIIORNE4
The Journal is authorized to an
nounce Earle G. Casey as candidate
for Prosecusing Attorney for the Third
judicial district, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The Newark journal., 1913-12-19
COLDS & L.aGRIPPE

3 or g doses 666 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Caiomel and does not
grippe or sicken. Price 25c.
The Newark journal., 1913-12-19
FOR REPRESENATIVE

We are authorized to announce DR..
G. w. Baynum as a candidate for
Representative, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Jas.
&. York as a candidate for Represen-
tative, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22
go 2Hrrr Ssarn brnd,tc.

nod LANCE pirb man an Die foIi
fpeligs Diirre BON 1911 in uniersn
aanN b:nten. 9itie.be bat ab,r ot
uno bort aud ibsen Sessn asbrd6
inosm fs gum Qnt1u neu,r Gattun
gen 5slOfrihte fIbrte, uno inosr
man bon mandsn Qrten gstrsioe az
RODE in risfsm Sabre Die fsiien IN,
uiotrftanoslab:ef'sr Sam,n erSiettf
ME aud no9 aus anoers Weiie.
Sn sinsn go"nir BON GtldboH
rperimsntiertsn slrios farmer mi
I pantheon G.oniTsn. limb re
"a! tpdhrsno 70 slemIid alsr ano
9f..an3snnuts p.roorrts, botsn Die
Runtsn Der 5ibe UNI Der Dir
punosrbarsn Wiocrftanc. Sonf fpu
Asn 10 rieIfud Die 5armer ae3punge
ibr gieh 81 perduBsrn. tptit f6 fsir
Deios obsr 6ourdes mshr tot. DAG
zen lisferteu bic 9an'en uno 3
9iFs Ser ipaniinen ptqnuts lei
1artbures 5u:tsr. io6dB ois getrr'
sn0sn Is nidt n0tio battsn, .hr @ie
u rpfern. Ra4tsrn ofmien 8
9tifpisl naa uno in Der lebtsn G.
On ipurosn 5000 4crss in 6i,It
inc Gountn, Topi. nod 2o00 qtr
N sin'm bsnadtartsn nit fold
sf6niiFeu bspFlanst.
JnfoI9s 6eT,n oetponn.n biere 50
1er has arobs GsffGft p't6er, tut
seq fis friibsr nit Dem g.yfduf b.
hpsintn un0 1rnerem 9iet er3ie
1attsn, ohne Gag .hr, fir Ois eiae
9~ernsnoung bsourfter 8is6aono o1'
inter- fit. Simmer me6r n;roen b
pantheon Gr0nITe ais Gin .Getf
ringer" %ertannt, unb bordusFAtli
1irO in Der nGhften Salon Die mi
1nen b~tfteIts gcnenfldte Iih unae
iIbr b%erbopptln. 4u6 Die albe az
siben Defenders gut bon o!eIen GrS
iiHen. osrsn Ginheimisn - tptnn #
Fir ben Dorlitpsnoen 3psd oiens
= Der Oielseplaats 5arner II
6.rbiss eripcren fam: benin {
ann oas 9ieb ales oirstt abipeios
Disfs qflunBt bat in h1fem MAI
bic ad6isteit. Mengen Gtiditpff all
Der Cuff 3u 8ieKn uno o1mit Der
gu bsfruhtsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22

aonifer BON england, Der ieit lei.
Gem s. 2ebensiabre oui Der giibnt
oufgetrcten 1T, miro iid ols ge.
iongsfomifer 8eigen. Die aritit in
GnqEano uno 4merifa Iteat ibm oos
telte 3eugnis aus. Sn Der &c.
i%angspoiie SANDS qcroB tbt
Street4 per6en mir B%eIeaenbeit la.
ben, Die @ciangsfomifer Soc aeneo
mo Roie Green Ill bepunoern. gie
0'8rien 5npeI so. miro In Der
Roiie pGionOap" ouftreten. Gle.
ielbe Fat, Doimmer lie aufqefiihri
fporOcn lit, einen rieiigen QaderfoIa
81 ner3etfnen gebabt uto miro
aud bier iider gefnaen. Goeior,
Dem ein Huf ais gerudn6ter Der.
tponoIungsfiinItler p~orousaebt, miro
in Der sfi33e .a ScanOal in d
NeitauraHt" ieine 8ielieitiafeit BE-
t6atiaeu. Soc G'g3eiI itebt als Mfo.
nogoIiit ein3ig oa. gaQe. qorette
miro iifl nit ibrem oreiiirten Suno
p~ro0u3iren Der pirflid eritourIi.
DIES leiitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22
Srpbenur sbeater.

als 9aupt1umner oes nafii,
ipodentltfen grogramms lit 0as
etnaftige Drama Suffice" al nefl-
t'an, iuel6es bon ben @fitqlie5ern
Der berlbmten SuIius Gteger arup.
Ee ansgefa4rt miro. ga Die mol.
len iornnt ullb ion0ers in auten
9anoen liegen. lit man efrer as.
aerunoeten 8oritequna fiber. SAB.
ete elfff, Der 6eribmte iugenoIide
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22

GrrrnOe Der gurIes1te ucroeT
ndtite Node. 10 hrunO oir ~ {
ION Girls" nno Die Bert @alei
so. auiiretru, in Dem @aBrtp 3bra
ter iinhen. mas Bah ibrem &c
ihmad lit. Die gafer 60. hlbrt 6i.
@eianpspoiie N Secular Rreoico.
ment" nui; mehrere a%rerfanit cut.
afrobaien tpitfeu lit Dem Stiia
nit. Der G6or beitcbt ans quttn
arditeu. oeiieu griitmaru aaen &C.
fallen meroen. Is felt nuBer
fraep, Oab Die @eidoitslcituna ocS
@apetp NIT Der uldiupoheutlideu
@oriteaung eiHeu SSH" MAIDEN
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22
arna sheater.

gnIGBIid Der hieii1en guto
ISOLDE bat Serr Trante Der tiihtiaJ
Gei61itsiiibrrr oes arug 5bcater
Gin b~cionoerS feines grogramH
ouigeitelt. Gie 9urlcsque .1b,
Monte Carlo Girls, meIte aufge.
fiibrt perOeu miro. mo IN meIhci
Elm 20 MitgIiener itarter Gbor aut
tritt, 51bIt 81 oeu beiter oes San.
res un0 iest iidl aus guten 5au
perinnen un0 Garitelern 5uiam.
men. Die S~nuhtrole liegt in &1u
ZEN 0es aomifers 3arru @eIib
Die 8amenroIleu Iiegen ourtmep
in grtcn Sdn6en. @ie iibIih i
6reitas mieoer Country Stort
aben64.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22

@odr. beainnrno NIT elmer @a.
tinee AM Spnnina, Den 90. Sebr.,
.miro Oic beriibmtr eenOrir Nels
ISLE lunppe In Scr FpiIe gi5 nj.
nuicn Sdufuntrrridf7 %oulirfien.
zen Ritntrtenbcn ii poiinuf &C.
lrsenbeii aeboten murorn. iid III
ibren @Innsroaen bu Beiarn. Ser.
ner trrien nuf @ernon " 60, be.
riihnite gnuhreoner; eas Trio,
Ginger pon internatiounlsm Mui;
gmaine's oreHirte Raticu nib
Mduie b~iiritcn nit Redt Die gr5btc
aufmerI iamieit erregen bciouoer
Sorgfalt III mieocr out bic Mau
teIbilber aeIeat moreen; iie iinN Gin
tia in ihrer art Gr6iiuna Der
9oriieamaen mie gen53ulib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22
XVIII.

AAAt
GO esldns 9empel ipirElid, b,
Jrau oes qumpeniammlers auf.
uahme In Elm GrantenGdns id Der,
Ilhufitn. st dtmete erft aaf. ols
er iie bort gtboraen fpuBts nno ibrs
4usIa8en 81 Yrototol sebradt ma.
rem.
Wis leidt toartt es BEN Graubari
.e%infaaen. lih nod einniaI 3u perqs,
piHern, % ient 6attt pittli4 uaDes
noBni mari
. Dann tplrt bos Qsben Der Nlkn
teinen 6elIsr inert gsreien, uno ttin
3tuge oes Moroes bate nitbr ert,
Itisrt.
s5o a6er" ser DeteftiD Idd.lt,
triumpbiereno. lift Deiner .ge.
niaIsn umiidt" gu 0raubart, bod
Elm v9ensis@ .ntgangtn, Der bofftnt,
fih friihsr ooer fpdter belfsn tpiEo,
Dir ben Gals 3n brefen..1
DaB Der 9rts bonn Nrdierfp;b MIDI
Or. Rihter" mar, elautte Gilds isbl
bitiTmt annshmen Su f0nner, aud
ohne 8elneis 0afir.
Mer fo[lte 'onFt Der gfgleifer oel
@rdubarts geipsisn Fein2 MuBtrotm
bate her Cote einen enelifh gefiub,
ten Gdnurrkdrt Der genoiTt be-
@raubarts absr .inen polItn buTdietp
ihpnr3tn Ghnurrbdrt gehabt, nil
audi Hinfsr fsinerseit.
Sc mar dlIp sehn gsgsn ems 3u
fpftttn. bah Rifttr Itbts unO ben
9pttn nnr ifin adrten in bic gnjhs
asiiedt battle I'm Die eiaent Spur i'll
pertnifden.
mtrtniiroia bIieb o1eroings, BAY
Beg Toten Mdidg nit g. M. ge3si1s
net mar.
5empet Tisb fih oie i'm Wolisxist,
fpahrfam befinoIiden Gadn nod
rinmnl porlegen uno bstrnhtsts Gtiid
fir Gtiid ouFnertfam.
Gs nal. feline teurt MGIMt, fpit
he geiDiB MIR Elm ptrn0gtnott
Mdnn trug. NuBeroem mar tint
goIbsnt llhr NIT DoppsI,
porhanbtn mo ein iItintr.
lpabrfdSinliA nrfpruneIin Fiji eius
Ddmtnhdnb onaffert gter Ring bon
nlfsriiimliher 1afuna Enb 9srinotm
Gsnib Elm Mnomier. Or
Tote bate ION an iIsinsn Singer ~
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22
6ippobrome

Rad ME Dor lift bic geitdFts,
leitnng oes 6ippo0rome beftrqbt,
Dem IAeaterpublifum mir oas ge.
ite ouf Dem 8ebiete oeg gaubeoine
I'll bieten. 8dbrenb Der nafiteu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-22


man ipotI mol Tel una naAfrussp
piir0s nfasu btF G<Fdltit
agearim mdhltu Gle nidi To-
fort Itlbn bic Nn8tletg IS mar 5lt'
pflintr
sd polls iat ater sr mtlu
Wann Isb % nihi az. Mai
did midi brsnnt. Das bIalt nid)t
faei, e., unh nrms gtuis lult ipii
i6isH am btftn, mix Der poli3d nldti
aH5ufdHssn."
6smpsl speifsIit teInsn MugsnbIid
bah oit qIlt Die Wahrbsit ipram. q
iannte bic poI3tiiAs BON rsuisu
ibrts GAln1ts limb mas Gs boob.
adtei boitt, nimmts ia osnou IN Den
Gabmen Der ibm bsreits bttannttu
1otiaheu bintin.
Brsilih mar tpeosr Die S6enti'
tat ots ermoroet,n nod jtne bel
Mi1roer erpltisn. uno iir Den Der.
od6i. 6trr b. aopanoal ionnie mil
Or. aitt,r ioeniiih iein, bot ous
gau5s ui4t sinen Gdoiien BON Be
ptis.
Qber "a mar onfir nun aubei
9peifsl, edb slpiiftn Dem Moro an
Der Robt uHo Dem bier periibtsn Gin
9ufammenbang bsltnno. Dab oitftb
SEN Cater In 8rnss tamsn. Dab Tt a.
nen beItimmtsn plan oamit ptrfoIaten
mo SnItl uno Nsffs tpdrsn. @oti
lei 0an,l sr mar alf Der ridligeu
5put! 6id,n 9eiusis bate sr min
nsmciielhaft.
s90nntn Gi, olles. mas sic mii
"a mitteilt,n. inter Gio uusiagsng.
tragic 6empel.
.Ratiirlih! Nsnn es isin mub!!.
.Mis hsiBen Gie9"
.4ntonie 2agIer."
.als Der cine Der m5rb.r bal |
5treidhoI3 an3iinoett, miiTsn Sis J
itin @eIidt ooh genau seisbtn baben
Bie Idb sr aus2"
,Gr mar CROP, iebr bogsr, mii
furdigsm Gtfidt. ous BON sinem
lrartn Bart umrabmt mar. Gin se,
,p0bnliher Meufh mar tr Iihsr mid.
Er bate sttpas 9ornsbmts aud
i'm Getnt = niat blob in Der alei.
Limb Ser an0sre2"
Den tpnnis i6 niht fe6en. 81
gan3 in Der Gdmmsrung. Rui
nag er mitteIgrpB mar uno sinen BIZ.
.hiaen. IdparJsn S6nurrbort bate,
.ptiB i9."
Den aItsn piirosn Gle ipiso,rtr.
gGon3 beItimmt!!"
.Gd6u! llno nun, Jrau aaaIer.
lo1 ems: Gr31hten Sic DprIdufia In
sigeHen SutsrsFe niemanb bon
or Gade. man ipsib nitt, tpc
ser Grau6drt ii9 gsgenn1rtia ouf.
ldlt. M0gIia ndrs es immerhin,
,nB er fi9 bitr i'm Snunoationsasbid !.
rgtnopp perborgen hiIt. GhIupf. J
pintel aibt's ia 9enng % htrum
iub penu er eire. Nhnung bate.
>aB Sic i'm beloufdt haben iibri
ems mi8tn Sic tpas2 am bsIfen
rare es, ie aingen in Elm Gpital,
Sbr Sub Diiroe oa audi am ihnsl.
len beiIsn.7
y3as nolts id Idngit Mbsr nth
mo nidt mad Wisn 5uitdnois, una
ii Dem glaBmlneeI -
sd fptroe fettn, mas iih iuu
gitdsidt lam id Sbnsn idon
9eiasiO brin9en.@
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
WHY PAY RENT?

WHY PAY REMIT
$500 cash payment, balance like
rent, buys a new Groom modern bun
galow, close in, four blocks of court
house. $3.50.
$500 cash, balance like rent, new
modern 2-story seven roomed, on cor
ner, east front. South Side. Price
$500.
$4,000 cash, balance terms, for two
good Broom east front modern houses
corner lot, 75x140. room for four
houses. blocks of court house. Price
$4,000.
Choice lot in Lynch Forsythe ad-
dition, $50 cash and $40 per month.
I'm selling the property because l
have all the bargains.
Phone SO or G5.
EDWARD Z. BARRETT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

board uf county commissioners Ana
the county commissioners viii set "a
day for hearing, which date shall be
within five days after the commits
siuncrs' meeting The county attoT-
ncN shall be- present at this hearing
and witnesses viii be- examined re
pardlng the needs expressed in the
application The county commission
crs, after hearing the evidence, viii
render decision, which decision
shall he presented 60 the county Judge
II tho mtlur approves Of II, the de-
clslon h,romeSseffectIyc The county
officer making the application or any
taxpayer has The right Of appeal
however
The bin also provides that the
county attorney must have Two assist
ants. one of whom is to receive no
moro thUn Sl5O month salary and
the other not more than $l2a "A
month. SO assistant county attorney
under this new law shall engage In
the private practice of law on pain
of forfeiture OF his office.
iIl' 'AH ~ 'h'H NHAA wv ''hH'N
treasurer cannot have more than
seven deputies, any one Of whom shall
not receive more than $l25 month
In salary The registrar Of deeds shall
not employ more than six deputies,
ana uo one uf them shall receive
more than 500 per month No more
than two deputies zach are allowed
the county clerk superior court clerk,
district court clerk and county court
clerk
The deputies employed 10y the sher-
iff are unchanged, excepting that the
office dcputys salary is fixed M ar
amount not greater than $l25 per
month.
As the bin carried the emergency
II Is now in fun effect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
Farms.
Apartments

folR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
',partments, first floor, private en-
trance, laundry room ana clstern
water. bl5 s. Cheyenne. Phone 200
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
Decorations ON
EXTENSIVE PLAN
DALLAS WILL BE GORGEOUSLN
ATTIRED FOR IMPERIAL
COUNCIL MEETING.
TO Be BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED
go Shrine Emil ems. Fitted with In
Cadcsccnt lights. ON All the
Principal Streets.

DALLAS, Tex, April 26.-IIerbert
NJ. Green. chairman Of the Tella Tcm-
pie committee on decorationse for
the meeting of the Imperial Council,
Ancient Arabic order Mobiles Mystic
Shrine, in this city, MAY 1915, de-
clares that the details have been
worked out for the biggest amount
of flags and bunting per block ever
shown on any streets in America. In
fact he declares that the streets that
will be decorated for the parades will
be "A perfect mass of buntings ana
flags by day, and ablaze with illum-
mated Shrine emblems and thousands
Of incandescent lights at night. Order
has been placed for four carloads OF
bunting. flags and other decorative
paraphernalia. Mr.. Greene says:
"There will be more electrical H.
Elimination on the streets of Dallas
than ever before attempted in Ameri-
ca. The committee has made final
arrangements for the hanging Of more
than $50 Shrine emblems of the
!
bems viii be three feet and two and
half feet high. They will be paint
ed in white and gold and on each side
Illuminated by twenty-five incandes-
cent lights 1t will require u, 500
lamps for all emblems used, and each
each will be hung from the trolley
guy wire. directly In the center OF
the street. on each side of the en-
blems will be suspended American,
Texas and Shrine flags. The Dallas
! Electric Light & Power company,
| through its manager, Il. T. Moore
has agreed to connect all the en-
blems furnish the incandescent lamps
tand furnish the electrical current.
The committee is grateful indeed FOR
the generosity of Mr. Moore and his
company in assisting In the electrical
illumination of Dallas during the
Shrine meeting. The total cost OF
these emblems. including their put
ting up and maintenance will run be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000. They will
be suspended from every trolley wire
support on the streets that are to be
decorated, which includes Main, Elm
and Commerce, Ilarwood from Com
merce to the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
and Eryay from Commerce to Gano
street.
THE comittee is now in consulta-
ton with the city commission rela-
tive to stringlng festoons Of mean
descent lights from pole to pole on
each side Of the street. and parallel
with II. 1t has not been decided as
yet. whether these festoons Of lights
will be used on streets where there
is or will be ornamental lights. In
order to make a decision along cor
rect lines, a test will be made Of one
block on Elm street by the city cleo
trician, in order to decide II the fes-
toons will add or detract from the
ornamental lights. The city commits
sioners have agreed to hang orna-
mental festoon lights on all parade
streets that do not have ornamental
lights. 1t is the intention OF the
committee to use the American flag
as the piece de resistance in all dec
oration work"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
FOIR SALE

2 wheel Push cart new, only $1.75,
Baby Buggies new, $3.50, $500,
$1,000 and $500.
Second hand s20 baby buggy used
one week $3.50.
Second hand Baby Walker; cost
new $500 now $3.50
Refrigerators. ice cream freczers,
lawn mowers, water coolers, ham
mocks and porch swings.
Can fit you out completely and give
you the best prices.
w. w. BEATTIE.
% West First Phone 96l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
F0IN SALE

Second hand beds $3.50 up.
Second hand springs $l.OO up.
Second hand mattresses $l.00 up.
40 lb. cotton felt mattress 500
value for $500.
BIB. good chicken feather pillow,
per pair $50.
$4,000 Davenport, nearly new, for
$500.
Pinch continuous post Nernir Mar
tin beds, new $500.
W. w. BEATTGE.
20 West First. Phone 961
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
MIR, ALFRED JINGLE.


oeety good example to the who
following matter of business rather than
sentm
location
room good location, $25 month";
of S. car all
rooms level eas WELL only $500 half cash;
porches, she'd poultry house, half
cash.
stabnng poultry
cultivation;
decidedly
Cheap vacant properties.
% leasn
it's different but
a
Colonial find just
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

500 BUYS HIGH, MODERN RESI-
dencc lot, corner paved street, sur
rounded by good, new homes. This
Will not last long. Phone 1875. T.. j..
Muttock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

A German farmer was in search Of
a horse.
"I've got Just the horse for you"
said the liveryman. Hes five years
old. sound as a dollar and goes ten
miles without stopping"
The German threw his hands sky
ward.
mot for me-" ne said; mot for me.
I live eight miles from town, und init
dot horse I haf to walk back two
National Monthly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27

BARGAIN NEW ROOM MOD
orn bungalow, east front, on car
line Price $500, terms to suit II. H.
Maltock, Phone 1873, with G. H..
Adams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
Furniture Repairing

Guns:en Furniture Ho Hital: Up
holsterlng. repairing. ref'nishing and
enamelng Obey the Impulse Phone
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
ic06. 2l9 East Fift.. Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
is Per Cent Net

Brick income, two blocks First
National bank Bldg. Price $12 900.
Terms.
Five room, modern cottage, five
blocks from center Of business. Good
we'll and barn, a bargain $2,100.
Special price on some lots in Crosby
Heights and Burgess Hill additions.
II you have bargains tell us about
them and we will find the buyer.
Phone 1907. room % p, o. Bldg.
w. A. REEVES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
JusT WHAT YOU WANT ROW Al

JVsT WHAT YOU WANT FOH 4
homc-A dandy 6-room modern
east front bungalow, close in, shade,
good Well fine location, electric ana
gas fixtures, house an papprrd beau
tlfully, has good basement, attic and
ample closet and pantry room, Some
terms can be- had on this beautiful
home. Price only $4,000, Phone $40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-27
Real Estate

Real Estate
FOR SALE - S-ROOM STRICTLY
new modern house with garage, ser
wants quartou, on South Carson
Phone 1886. Tulsa Arr store.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOH A
homc-A dandy d-room modern
east front bungalow, close in shade,
good wen, fine location, electric ana
Es fixtures, house an papprrd beau
tifully, has good basement attic and
ample closet and pantry room, Some
terms can be- had on this beautiful
homc. Price only $4,000. Phone $40
BARGAIN NEW o ROOM MOD
crn bungalow, east front, on car
Line Price $25OO, terms to suit. E. !.
MaItock Phone 1873, with G., II.
Adams.
500 BUYS HIGH, MODERN RESI-
denoc lot corner paved street, sur
rounded by good, new homes This
Will not last long. Phone 1875. r. J.
Muttock
THREE ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
at bargain by owner, east front.
corner lot. Phone 229l.
FOR SALE MODERN FOUR ROOM
bungalow, nicely furnished, five
blocks from main part OF town, lot
50NloO. $4,000 viii handle. Phone
1856.
FOR SALE Two LOTS IN WEST
Tulsa, near refinery and Ry, shops,
one lot in BIZ 26 Kendall College
Adam. one lot in Gillette-lIall Adam.
near factories VIII trade for inside
property or piano. Address owner
p. .. box 997 city
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ONE
$ ana one 10 room house in good
location, close in. Also TWO lots good
for trackago in Factory addition. can
W NJ Robbins, phone 1891.
FOR SAILS ROOM MODERN
home, close in on south side cor
ncr location for $32jO, terms Of $500,
cash, balance like rent See Russ l..
Grant, 514 First Natl. Bldg. Phone
2lG0.
FOR SALE ROOM, STRICTLY
modern home, south east corner
front on south west side for S25e
cash, balance like rent See Russ l..
Grant, 5l4 First Natl Bldg. Phone
.2160.
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Furniture Repairing
Guns:en Furniture Ho oSital: Up
holstering. repairing. ref'nishing anc
enameling Obey the Impulse. Phone
US now; all work guara ntecd. Phone
ic06. 2ls East Fift:. Street
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$3.50.
buys a large broom modern bunga-
low with large basement equipped for
laundry. Good well, barn and gar
age. Good location. This was built
for a home. viii give terms.
+. ]. MATTOCKS
Phone 1876. With c. X. Adams.
High prices paid for Second hand
Furniture and Stoves. We buy. sell
and Exchange New and Second Hand
Furniture.
BUMGARNER & DOWNING
Phone 1853. -. 1924 East Second.
BELMAR DETECTIVE AGENCY
Robinson Arcade Bldg. Rooms 645.b<8
Telephone 2s03.
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furnished ON ali classes OF legitimate
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FOR SALE - A-ROOM STRICTLY
new modern house with garage, ser
wants quarters, on South Carson,
Phone 1886. Tulsa Ar store.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-02
Letters from the People

then. the bus must b tipped
over quite some distance before Il will
fall The heavy parts Of the new
buses. II will b noticed. are hung lower
than formerly. 20 - to lower the cen.
ire Of gravity and further prevent tip
ping: besides making easier riding. Be-
fore even the old buses win tip oyer II
would - necessary to tit them at IN
angle Of somewhat over - degrees
from the perpendicular when empty and
. little more when full (Thess ngures
are estimated from . consideration Of
the weight balance wheel base and
tread Of the machinss). II one I'm.
AGNES the weight required to TIT .
heavy machine this far. II will BE- seen
that there 10 practically no chance OF
the vehicle ever turning over. A. Tar
~ shiddins 10 concerned. this 10 pre-.
vented BY the use Of double tires In
the rear We're Il not for this there
would probably bs great deal OF skid.
ding done BY these machipsA In sum.
mary. then. because Of the basic con.
stsuction Of the cars and the prscsu.
lions taken. they are safer TO ride Il
thaa the ordinary auto and almost q
cafe - Q street car. ArA v. 70 right
~ bUseoeSe sasA .. ,. J. G ".
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-02
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That's the kind Of choice I'm given
the You don't want choice"
I'm Ashamed Of you. Ranglsr said
Mr.. Jarr. bassly deserving his friend.
That's how the cautious spendthrift
trsats-'rn take beer: whatn you
havsr"
But traitors never thrive. Nrs. Ran.
gle regarded him eoldly and Mrs.. Jar
remarked icily:
mo barroom psrsihage. pleassl''
"Ws'rs making jolly little start And
every indication points to . pleasant
svsning-with no hitting In the olinehss, -
murmursd Mr.: Rangls.
shall W take Q taxicabf'' remarked