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To Fight Pneumonia in Transvaal.

NEW YORK, November 1.-Col. w. c.
Gorgas. whose work in producing health
full conditions in the Panama Canal Zone
brought him worldwide fame, left here
today for South Africa on a mission to
help the medical experts in the Trans
vaal devise ways and means to de-
crease the mortality caused by pneu-
monia. Mrs. Gorgas and Maj. r. T..
Noble accompanied him abroad He ex-
poets to return In January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Small Field at Drag Hunt.

a small field turned out yesterday for
the drag hunt OF the Riding and Hunt
Club of Washington. which was led by
Walter R. Tuckerman, master Of fox
hounds Of the club. The start was made
from the Chevy Chase Club and led over
several miles Of rolling country in the
vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Premier Borden in New York

NEW YORK, November Robert
Laird Borden, premier of Canada. accom-
panied by Mrs. Borden, arrived here to-
day on his way to the south The prime
minister said they were on vacation trip
and would spend several days here before
going south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
EEDERALs HOLD CHIHUAHUA.
Momentary Attack Expected by
Pancho Villas Men.

Ell PASO. Tex. November 1.-Chihua-
hua City is still in the hands of the
federals. although a momentary attack
by the rebel troops of Pancho Villa is
expected This is the declaration Of the
federal officials in Juarez today, who
claim to be in constant communication
with the capital city.
These officials have no knowledge of
the report that Gen. Mercado. COM
manding the federal troops in Chihuahua
has asked President Huerta for permits
sion to evacuate the city. They say he
is still In the capital and that all his
troops and commanders are loyal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Watching for Madero Brothers.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, November L.
William W. Canada, the United States
consul here, has received instructions
from Washington to watch for the ar
rival Of two brothers of the late Presi-
dent Francisco Madero. who are report
ed to have left Tampico for Vera Cruz,
where the Mexican government has is
sued orders for their arrest. The consul
has not yet been able to discover their
whereabouts.
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LIND SEES DIPLOMATS.
Russian, Norwegian and German
Ministers Call on Him.

VERA CRUZ. November John Lind,
President Wilson's representative, re-
ceived visits today from the Russian.
Norwegian and German ministers, who
arrived from the capital last night.
He conferred for a long time with the
German minister. Mr.. Lind said the in
terview was extremely cordial in charac-
ter, but maintained absolute reserve re-
garding the subjects under discussion.
Other conferences will he held before
the minister's return to the capital to-
morrow or Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
COAHUILA TERRoRIZED.
Inhabitants Flock Toward tn
Mexican Border.

EAGLE PASS. November 1.-Advices
received by the constituencies in tnii
city tonight from points in the southern
Fart of the state of Coahuiia are that
Inhabitants in that part OF the Mexican
republic are ter or-str.cken because o.
the departure of federal troops ior Mon
terey and are fiockng toward the Texa
border in large numbers.
According 70 these advices majo IL
OF the inhabitants OF Lampazes lett tina
place in body.
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One Woman's Idea.

Trom the Kansas City Star.
Miss Junia E. Heath Of the Walnut
Grove Tribune is of the opinion that
nature plays a shabby trick on a girl
when she endows her with brains in
stead of beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Curiosity.

From the Boston Transcript.
Maud-Why didn't you protect yourself
when Jack kissed you?
Betty-Why at first l was speechless
and then I thought / would see how
many times the impudent fellow would
dare to do il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02

embassy TO Japan. who are now on their
way back to Mexico from Havana aboard
the training sf o Zaragoza, are not under
arrest according to officials here, but
they will be subjected to an inquiry as
10 the expenditure OF 5000 pesos oy
them on their trip abroad with Gen. Felix
Diaz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Before and After.

From the New York Sun.
Mrs. Outlate-What time OF night
is 1t?
Outiate-Shame time / ushed to 60
home when l was courtin' you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Grumpy Old Bach, Evidently.

From the Boston Transcript.
Ibid you tell the boss you were going
to be ma -ried?''
mo: he's down on all unions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
In Motor Terms.

From the Boston Transcript.
Miss Ethel-Kate says she's weary OF
living in a small apartment.
Jack Cara case of fiat tire, eh! -
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DIED.

EARLY On Saturday. November /. 1913, ar
$50 pm LENA Y. EARLY, wife OF Joseph
Early and daughter OF Mrs. Mary Lee John
son and the late VIM. II. Lee, at her resi-.
denee 1915 4th street northwest
Eotice OF funeral hereafter.
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Mexican Money Deal Not Credited.

PARIS, November mo foundation
could be found here today for the state
ment credited yesterday to the Mexican
minister Of finance by the Frankfort
Gazette, that the option on loan of
S25, 100000 was to be exercised by Mexico
in Paris December /.
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Tampico Refugees Arrive.

machine guns and several hundred rifles
from the federals.
Tampico Refugees Arrive.
GALVESTON Tex. November L
Twenty mine refugees from Tanlpico, the
greater number of whom are America
citizens, arrived In Galveston tooay on
the oil tank steamer Waneta-
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that Provisional President Huerta Is to
blame: that he canno; now De consid-
ered by them as the constitutional presi-
,Jant and that those governments are not
Obliged to stand by their recognition OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
An Unjust Argument.

Nothing can be more unjust han such
an argument. Nobody but ourselves has
any right to determine whether Gen.
Huerta has violated the suff age: nobody
but ourselves should place the response
bilities: none but our own authorities
conformable TO on. laws should refuse TO
recognize him. depose him. submit him
TO a process OF condemn him to death.
'.Fofeign governments cannot mix In
this sort of thing They should ignore
il completely as they are incapacitated
by decency. by morality and by common
sense TO fix the political course Of other
countries"
The newspaper says II cannot believe
in the arrangement which President WIZ
son proposes. becau in the world the. e
are honorable men who esteem decorum.
who keep their pledged word and who
are sincere and loyal There are also
governments honorable upright. Just and
impartial which qua the honor OF the
country which they govern and do not
besnIireh IL with the mud OF ruinons pas
sions and egotist!oal interests imply De-
cause their victim is weak and Its re-
sources are depleted.
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Help Wanted-I'emale

WANTED WHITE GlNL FOR GltA
crl housrwurN llOl south GUN
rIr Phone ahHi
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IRIEAL ESTATE
lFOI2 SALE

S2500 for a Groom modern cottage;
very close in; east front; easy
terms.
$4,000 for a Groom east front home;
very close in with servant quar-
ters, all modern; on Elwood.
$1,000, part cash for a Groom modern
home; close in on S. Boston.
$500 with $500 cash buys a Groom
modern cottage S. Side.
$500 with terms buys an east front
modern home on S. Boston; very
close in.
Modern cottage close in.
$3.50 for new bungalow in the
choice part of the south side; 6
large rooms, basement, bath;
5000 cash handles this.
$340O with $500 cash buys you a new
S-room modern home in Carl
ton Place or will trade for va
cant lots on the south side.
We have many bargains in choice
residence property for sale. See
our list before buying.
BLAIR BROS.
210-A South Main.
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R@@l@S0@Q&
Investments

We have three good new i-room
houses on corner lot 100 liO. on
paved street and car line. Terms can
be made. Price $500. Rented at
$3.50 per month
Six room modern east front cot
tage, close in; cistern, on car line;
viii take small cash payment and ball
ance monthly with per cent. $3.50.
A big bargain in a new 4-room
house with 1 !ots so X liO each good
barn, chicken house, well, fruit and
shade trees. We can sell this on small
cash payment down and balance
In monthly payments Let US tell you
more about this good bargain.
Three room house. full sized lot;
shade, $500; terms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REALTY
COMPANY
Second and Main. Phone SIC, 552 Or
$40.
175 40 with two houses c'ose
in: good well, corner lot; price $1,000.
rs X 140 close in; two houses rent
Ing for $500; price only $325O.OO,
Four lots on paved street at less
than half value; you must come
quick If you get these. The price is
less than 500 for all.
Five room modern east front new
cottage on south side, Terms. Price
$1,000.
Five room modern bungaow east
front, worth s2S0O, but we can de-
liver this for S25O0 and 1t Is dandy
home.
We have three or four east front
lots; good location. not far out, $500
to $3.50; nice homes being built all
around this property.
Farm for rent-320 acres near
Tulsa; Grain rent
100 acres near Owasso. Cash rent.
80 acres grain rent.
Two room box house for rent; way
out
| ICUNNINGHAM-PO REALTY
COMPANY
Phones SIG, 552 or $40.
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For Sale.-M Miscellaneous
ron SALE SINE ROOM MODERN

ron SALE NlNE ROOM MODERN
house ON il6 So. Elwood. THIS IL
an ideal homo, East front, large Nv
ing room large bed rooms. good well
,ott water ON porch, nicely decorated,
AN nov. sleeping porch, two room
servants house, nice shade trees,
grassy lawn basement and attic. This
house Is in The choicest residence part
ot town, and can be- bought on terms,
Win take some trade. \ reasonable
proposition VIII not be refused Let
me show you this house Phone
20SO. " G. Farmer, owner.
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~ TINS Is YorH BIRTHDAY

IIHVHl HHW JVN VII MI "NIIU
your domestic circle and new friend
ships viii be formed In material
things YOU viii ALSO bc fortunate, and
your earnest efforts Will Dee crowned
with success You are warned against
quarrellng with any one.
Those born today Will have high
courage and viii pcrscNcre in spite
of dangers thereby winning the re-
spoct and admiration of ull with
this viii come flattcrcrs, who Will rule
them unless they are taught when
young to distinguish between the
false and the true
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For Sale

2 in. post Vernis Martin beds, guar
anteed, only ......... - wv
10 year guaranteed springs. the best
T"'V'
Wool fiber rugs, 9xl2. the wear-eVer
kind, only. y............... $9'Vo
Duofold bed. davenports with felt
pad in solid oak frames usually
priced $500. only. ........$2 $2S.O0
Singer sewing machine, drop head,
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
with all attachments. ..... $500
w. w. BEATTIE
Phone 961 20 W First.
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ron REST 3 rrRNlSuEp HOUSE
lropug rooms 1903 $ Cheyenne.
Ihuu. l-2
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rlNEE rrRNlsUED ROOMS MOD
ru 300 Vs. Iulon Phone 1893.
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AN noN. sleeping porch, two room
servants house. nice shade trees,
grassy lawn basement and attic. THIS
house f. 100 The choicest residence part
of town. and can be- bought on terms,
Win take some trade. \ reasonable
proposition VIII not be refused. Let
me show you this house Phone
20S0. W c. Farmer, owner.
5000 GAMMA m'LBs, ~ NARlE-
ties 5c each. Soc dozen Binding
stevens seed Goa lsl and BOULDER
Phone il6.
FOR SALE GROCERY AND MEAT
market doing nice business $4,000
mo- PSI World
FOR SALE FURNITURE FOR SIN
room house cheap. Buyer can rent
house j. NJ. Lutts, Bynum building.
NEW MOLASSES PITCHER 1jc,
aprons lOc. 2l7 East Third street
FOR SALE SINGLE BUGGY
and harness. Phone 1885.
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FOR SALE-A NICE SMALL HOME
Price $500, $500 cash balance $50
per month. Phone 20SO for particu-
lars.
DOCTORS STERILIZER AND SOLU-
tion stand $500, originally $4,000.
ReXall Drug co.
FURNITURE or 10 ROOM ROOM
ing house, brand new, all rooms
fun take $1,000 to handle. Phone
2405.
ONE 5-PASSENGER BUICK. GUAR
antced in first class condition.
Phone 1855 or call at Hall Auto com
pany, 2lj East Second
FOR SALE-TWO GOOD ROOMING
houses, well located. j. NJ Lutts,
Room 10. over Exchange National
bank
LADIES VESTS Toe. LADIES' UN-
ion suits 25c 217 East Third.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-SEVEN
hundred eighty-five dollar second
mortgage, gilt edged. due within 60
days, to exchange for good second
hand automobile. Address E. White,
Tulsa Auto Livery. Tulsa. Okla.
PRINCESS SLIPS. $1.OO; CuEMISE
6jc. 217 East Third.
FOR SALE-22- BROOM ROOMING
house. 1O2 North Main one of the
best paying places in town. Sickness
cause Of sale Phone 1863.
FOR SALE AT HALF COST A
light. stylish surrey. For sale at
| tWo-thirds cost, an elegant spider
phaeton, used less than three months
| Phone 1744 in office hours.
BARGAIN FOR CASH-A CORNER
lot in Highlands Addition. 100X15Q
feet Make offer. Address 1884. care
World.
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW FOR SALE
in Carleton Place. Blair Bros.
RUCHER'S KORAK POWDER AND
oil at 1922 East Eighth.
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Lost
LOST-SMALL BROWN POCKET
book. Tulsa. Oklahoma on side
contained $500 bill and small change
Phone 500.
| LOST-CARD CASE CONTAINING
Midland Valley passes. with name
l.. Pearsons. Return to Agent Mid
land Valley Depot. Reward.
| TAKEN UP-1 PART JERSEY
heifer. spotted about l year old
can get it by settling for at corner OF
Frankfort and Haskell.
LOST-DOG, DARK BRINDLE
body. white face and chest. answers
to name of Chico. Reward If return.
ed to 1922. South Denver. Phone 1867
c. A Braden.
LOST-ROUTE BOOK. BLACK GOV.
er. about inches wide by II
inches long. Please return to Tulsa
Laundry.
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LOST-DOG, DARK BRlNDLE
body. white face and chest. answers
to name of Chico. Reward If return
ed to 1922. South Denver Phone 1867.
c. A. Braden.
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Wanted Furnished Rooms

WANTED Two OR THREE LIGHT
housekeeping rooms east of Mid
land Valley r. -R. Cali j. s. Thomas
at No. Fire station
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE.

tFirst Publication in the Tulsa Daily World
March o. 1913. World Publishing Co.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-03

LOST-ROUTE BOOK. BLACK Gov
er, about inches wide by 10
inches long. Please return to Tulsa
Laundry
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Ad,criisempnu viii Doc accepted n Iu"
TULSA paY World on tbo following ''"
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5000 GAMMA Bulbs, - NARIE-
ties DC each. soc dozen Binding
stevens Seed co., lst and BOULDER
Phone Il6.
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NEW MOLASSES PITCHER 1jc,
aprons zoe, 2l7 East Third street
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hoIlVh ot 9iihhii .a r1.a ro,,ty
State Of oklahoma.
@. w. Calkins, Plaintiff, vs. Julla A
BY virtue OF m order sale 10 me direct
ed and delivered issued out OF the District
Court Of Tulsa County State of oklahoma,
in an action in said court wherein t. W
Calkins plaintiff and Julia A, Friend. ct al
defendants | wlll, on the lth day OF Aprh
1918, between the hours OF 10 o clock a.
m and 4 o clock p, m, to-wt: Al 2 clock
p IN. OF said day. at west Front Door OF
the County Court House. IN Tulsa IN INC
county and state, AFORESAID olier az pupne
sale ana sell to the hlghest Dldd'r' tor easb
IN hand, all the right. tue and interest OF
the above named defendants and plalnilH
in and TO the following described property
to-wt
Lot Three (3) ana the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter oil Ine S 9outn
west quarter OF Section seven a.. IOwn
ship Twenty l2O) North Range lhlrteeh
ll3l East, otherwise described as the
Northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
and the Northeast quarter OF the Northeast
quarter Of the Southwest quarter OF section
Seven ~, Township Twenty (2O) North
Range Thirteen l3) East, containing a. 90
acres more or less being situated IN Iuis"
County, State Of Oklahoma.
Said property levied on and to be SOLD
as the property OF the abo0yo named defend
ant and Plaintiff and taken on an order
sale in favor Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
w. NJ Nj CULlOuul,
BY FRANK 7. BOWLIN, Deputy.
March 6, 10. go, 81 April ., l9l9.)
s---------------- -------- = =
GOVERNMENT SALE OF INDIAN LANDS
About l2J,OOO acres OF uhailotteu lhhus
In diierrnt 0chli'ies SoGie IN ench ,; county
IN the Ohocta" "hu .IaehaSaW ~,d nd'yms, h,',
wh'ch nave u"un oi ninin,,,U O',euu ,'ricns nnt
n"t eo'u u ,.S m;ii ~ anaIn ofsored and
aoid" ooidI" r"iIio ouctior 70 t5o hiShest hidder
,;,bo"t onv minimum nrire Also about
% 900 ocrcs not heretofore advertised will
bo offered at prices ranging from fifty cents
To sI3 O0 per acre Sale will begin May
i and continue until about M-- Is 1919.
Terms. Is per cent cash at time Of sale,
balancB within eighteen months. with SIX
per cent interest
Lists OF lahds by countles, shoW'h"
and place Of sale and description OF areas o.,
various tracts WIN pc Iuthlsheu "llnou'
cost toge'hsr WI'n inn lnioi od "n.'oh lpoh yni
aapPncailon 10 Tue AZ
ne,u pas, W o,,a,i "bnuId snccifv The nar,
hcnIo" connty Wherein informaiion is de.
sircd Ccrtided COMES Of blue prints Of
each county showing location Of each tract
10 be offered will also be furnished on pay
ment OF fifty cents for each map, which
should he remitted in the form OF draft
or postal money order with application, -
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Lost

TAKEN UP-1 PART JERSEY
heifer spotted about 1 year old,
can get it by settling for at corner of
Frankfort and Haskell.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE.
First Publication in the Tulsa Daily World
April 9, 1918. World Publishing Co.
Publishers
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASES

Notice is hereby given that the oil and
gas rights to the SEh, and the s u of the
NwH Of Section 8. and the ~ OF the
SEh OF Section 7, all in Township Is ~
Range II East, in 0kmulgee County, Okla
homa. will be sold by the undersigned
guardians OF Mary Asbury and Alice Rowe
minors in the County Court Of Muskogee
County, at Muskogee Oklahoma. on April
lth 1918 at clock p ~. subject to con
Grmation of said Court.
PRlMUS ASBURY AND FREEMAN ROWE
(April Q 3, l915)
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FOR SALE GROCERY AND MEAT
market doing nice business $4,000
mo. PSI World
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7TFF WWAN7T aid PA0TE QF THlE WQRID SPFES EWERYH HE

lANlJIA NVb IL 4
-
Poone for Rent
y,++''',,,,tsItIeD
---..--.-- --.-
~" '','I h,,, housokaopinh
....l.rr .'.,.,u Ort class So chtl.
'i'h. M. ~ ''' ''' '' 49,
Nom rls.v TWO ROOMS FOR
r,n, n.us.,,nulnt down stairs
p','',' ~ .n' ',H r,'', ''' iu,'s 2ola
NV. w '" ---
..DIt REST NIrE. LARGE SLEEP
"- D. --''.' que ~ '-,,
ONE OG TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
aI Nurrh CuDlunau
l..p,re rooms 1903 S. Cheyenne
rhuu, I-2
rru 300 vs. Tutou Phone llg9
-.-----
FOR REST SOUTH R''MH NI'E-
---
FOR REST MODERN FRONT
room for gentlemen. 9Ol East
Fourth
81 r,pI[c pnnv ron GrYTI,E.
''''.'.' ''''' ~.
--.----.
rOH RENT LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOM
modern close IN. Gentlemen pro
--
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FOR E-FURNlTURE FOR SIN
room house cheap. Buyer can rent
house. j. NJ. Lutts, Bynum building.
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TWO CENT EMEN WANT LARGE
furnished room, south exposure,
modern close in. Phone Mr.. Grain
at 2214
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FOR SALE-A NICE SMALL HOME
Price $500 $500 cash balance $50
per month Phone 2OSO for particu-
lars.
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" A y r T. II -- REFINED YOUNG
lady. employed, as room mate in
private hcmc Everything new with
delightful surroundings Price $3.50.
al South Guthrie. can afternoon.
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-ElGHT ROOM HOUSE
vacant, on two lots; paved street;
desirable neighborhood in south part
Of town, house newly painted and in
good repair. without question this
is the greatest bargain for home at
$3,5OO.OO Address Box l27 or call
l2SS
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ron REST TWO ROOMS FOR
nght houachcopluH down stairs
private 'front.' entrance water ana gas
not close Iu. Phone Black 3Ol3
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FOR SALE-GOOD SINGLE BUGGY
and harness. Phone 1885.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-03

IoR REST NlCE, LARGE SLEEP
Ing room. 3l2 $. 3lwuod
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ONE DE TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
ial Nauh Cincinnati.
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INO HUNDRED TOWN 'BOOST-
FRS" TIIRONG BANQUET
ROOM, HOTEL Tulsa
I Scores ARE TURNED away
HEAVY DEMAND FOR SENrS-ENs
TiiVSIAsM RAN UNCHECKED
FOR SIX HOURS.
BOOST The FARM CONGRESS
Soils Product Exposition and import
arcc 10 This CITY Pointed OIit
by speakers.
HON THEY DID n IN DALLAS

"Nc made the Dallas fair by
simply sticking to it," slid COT
Henry ENall last night
1--WE had an unwavcring faith in
our ability TO do things.
I'VE kept plugging away in good
times and bad. In the early days,
10 get things properly sared. we
held up he business men of Dali
las and took their money away
from them.
1--WE cheerfully paid the losses
through few bad years. We
never gave up. Every year things
looked better.
To-day the Dallas fair is the
biggest thing of its kind in the
world. In 1912 we had 10000
auid admissions. visitors to the
city who left their money with
us. In one day We had 140, 900
paid admissions to the fair
grounds.
what Dallas ha sdone, Tulsa
can do"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-14
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LAREDO, Tex, March 13-Nenus-
tlano Carranza, governor Of Coahuila.
who revolted against the Huerta pro
visiUnal government, was captured
and shot this afternoon by fedora
troops under General Trucy Aubert
The reported execution took place
between BAHAMA and Monclova. Of
fetal confirmation had not been Sc.
cured up to a late hour