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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
FALL IS FATAL FOR
JAMES NJ. ROBINSON
Dies as Result of Tumble
Into Basement of Home
of Son-in-law.

James NJ. Robinson, 81 years of age
died in the Latter-day Saints hospital
yesterday morning Of fracture Of the
skull, suffered in a fall down the base
ment stairs in the home Of his son-in.
law, O. A. Ross, Eleventh avenue and G
street, at IL clock Friday night. He
mistook the doorway to the basement
for that Of his bed chamber,
Mr.. Robinson came here from Port
land. Ore, about year and a half ago
and had been living with his daughter.
Mrs. Ross, since. The family moved
into the residence where the accident
occurred few days ago and Mr., Robin.
son had not become familiar with the
plan Of the house, The lights wero out
and unknowingly he walked TO his
death The fall was heard by members
of the family. He was found lying on
the cement floor unconscious aud was
sent Immediately to tho hospital, where
it was learned that there was no hope
for recovery.
The victim Of the accident is sur
vived by four daughters, Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. f. S. Locke OF Du Quoin, ILL.,, who
is visiting her sister here; Mrs l.. w.
Bouawitz Of Rolla, n. D., and Mrs. c.
r. Williams OF Portland, Ore; also
son, James McF. Robinson, Jr., also of
Portland.
The body was sent to Portland last
night by Undertaken Joseph William
Taylor, 1t will be buried there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Candidate for City Comnis-
sioner Strongly Advocates
a Clean City.
Says Greatest Issue IS That Of
an Abundant and Pure
Water Supply, Supple
mented by an Adequate
Sewer System for All
Parts of the City.

The questions asked by the ladies
and Mr.. Tuddenham IS answers are as
| follows:
Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. IS, 1913.
Association of City Clubs, Mrs w. T.
Adams, Chairman, 219 Fifth East
Street, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Dear Madam beg to acknowledge
receipt of your communication of DC
tober 10, and take pleasure in frankly
answering the questions therein con
tanned.
l. care your relations with any po-
litical party, railroad, banking institu-
tion or contractor such as would make
your election particularly advantageous
TO il or him2'
No
2. "Will you work for the establish,
ment of free municipal retail and
wholesale market7'
3. "what will you do toward abat,
ing the smoke nuisance9 Do you favor
a municipal heating plant N'
] am strongly in favor of eliminat.
ing the smoke nuisance, and if after
thorough investigation of the subject
find that municipal heating plant
will be of benefit to the city, then I
will work to that end.
a, Are you IN favor of continuing
the present policy regarding public
Fairgrounds, also recovery and quiet
ing title to valuable city real estate7"
5. "Will you favor the establish
ment of a board of censorship, COM
posed Of citizens acting without pay,
for the purpose of regulating theaters,
picture shows, dance halls and other
amusement places frequented by the
youth of the city?''
Yes. 7 believe the city commission
can handle this question, but am
strongly in favor of appointing a wo-
houses, dance halls. etc.
6, HWill you leave undisturbed the
present liquor ordinances, especially
that portion providing for midnight
closing of saloons7'
Yes, am strictly in favor Of clean
city.
Z. care you in favor Of extending
the sewer system to cover such por-
tions Of the city as are still without"
Yes.
8. ''What do you consider the most
important matter for the consideration
and action of the city commission for
the next two yearsq'
In a material way, the most impor-
tant matter before this city at this
time is the acquisition Of an abundant
and pure water supply, properly dis
tributed over the city, and supple
meuted by an adequate sewer system.
in no other way may we bring typhoid
10 an end and prepare the city for the
future A sufficient amount of water
is available. Much remains to be done
in the way of perfectipg the ownership
and control of city over same More
remains to be done in the way of Sc.
curing an equal and just distribution
of this water, and in abating all nu
sances that imnair its purity This 7
look upon as the greatest question be-
fore the city. Public health and plenty
Of pure water, with adequate sewer
service. are one and the same,
In answer to The question YOU asked
me last evening. 7 would say: T am
nnalterably onposed TO vice in any
form, and shall use my best efforts to
suppress it.
Very resDcctfulIv.
WILLIAM 7. TUDDENHAM
fhdvertiscmcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
SULZER NOT ASKED
TO RUN FOR CONGRESS

NEW YORK. Oct lS.-Iacob IT Schin,
member OF the Progressive committee
on vacancies of the Twentieth congress
sional district, emphsticnlly denied today
that ha or anyone else in authority in
that district had asked William Suzer
to accept the Progressive nomination for
congress,
Oscar S. Straus. the candidate orig
inally nominated, declined to run Tho
day night TO select somebody else. Mr..
SCE!n said he thought Professor T. A.
HourTlch. formerly connected with ths
department OF commerce and labor, would
be nominated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult county clerk or tho respective
signers for further information
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
INST TOM MA|v|V;;
|MRS. PAVKHURST.
hondheld Jack" Davis
n Wire to Commission
I General Caminetti.

S>leeram urging that Mrs. Emme'
Aknkhurst, the English suffragist
lifted to tho United States and
bm Mann, the English leader of
4 dnstrial Workers Of the World,
edorted, was sent to Commissioner
d / Caminetti Of the United States
NJ of immigration last night. II
kned by "Diamondfield Jack y
. sIDavc Edwards. c. w. Blair,
II Schweitzer. Axel Steele and
Y Corey, leaders of the opposition
al. w. w. in Salt Lake.
= petition was prepared and cir
iii bv "Diamondfield jack Da-
1ko claims TO be marked - by the
wv. leaders, following the recent
Nippon him in Butte.
to Commissioner Cant
lead as follows:
! the Hon. u. S, Commissioner
immigration Caminetti, Wash
DDn, ID. c.:
Ipar Sir: Four days ago / cir
'ted q petition to admit Mrs.
lieline Pankhurst and to deport
u Mann, the English y. W. w.
, ltor and anarchist. Tom Mann
..bming to Salt Lake. We had
u w. w. riot here some two
! khs ago. Because / did my
y rs an officer seven years ago
SIevada, the /. w. W. organiza
Fried to murder me in Butte
ID weeks ago. In the name of
unity we, the undersigned citi-
G request yon to admit Mrs.
;ieline Pankhurst. Use your
H Judgment about deporting
Mann. We can take care of
/ Bhould be overstep the bounds.
4 Mrs. Pankhurst to Utah, to
np, to Colorado, to California
: any western state. She will
uiell treated and we have faith
Eh in her womanhood to be-
THAT she will conduct herself
lady.
|e names to this petition are:
.tmondfield Jack" Davis, Dave
krds, C. W. Blair, Thomas w.
Feitzer, Axel Steele, A. l..
u We could get twenty thou
Il more names, but we don't
to expose people to the hat
Vof that organization known
(e j. ", w.
'efer you to Judge A. A. Jones,
fant secretary of the interior,
who I am. Respectfully,
HONDFIELD JACK DAVIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
|nfendent City WaterWorks for
Eight Years.

4iCIT YOUR SUPPORT BE-
n CAUSE / FAVOR
>fase OF the water supply TO take
( population OF 500. 900.
'rgement OF the mains and dis
Vpg system 30 carry the in
d water supply.
tuse Of Salt Lake e. Jordan ca
.Rter for the street sprInl5ling
Ipshing, This water, consisting
Wt 20, coo gallons per minute.
4 By the city, VIII answer this
w at very slight cost for
Aent, and viii take the place OF
IEullDary water which is now
from the water system.
bfonstructlon OF an ample rescr-
n the head Of Big Cottonwood,
a. the water can be conserved
pc sanitary all the year round.
HIfnaDce and enforcement Of the
nd ordinances. with due regard
lpcting and entertaining tourists
Htors ell route to and from the
~ exposition. This IS n tour
1$dlatc abatement Of the smoke
e In some feasible manner I'm
4 no serious hardship ig forced
gNe business houses and manu-
QFadual extension OF sewer sys-
s1cover the entiro city, and Tho
IN of all public conduits: and
H&r improvements for the bet
OF the city, as far as the
M conditions Of the city will
psto-date system OF handling
Az accounts: to- the end that
bFxpaycr may see at glance
srt status Of any account.
tuing To the citizens OF Salt
re advantages offered by the
Nment OF free public baths at
f0||fm Springs. owned by the city.
III l1icipaI marketplace.
,-<H wages 10 all public en-
~ and preference TO resident cit
Pur. am opposed TO taxing
|aN any form In the way OF "A
icense as IS now the case.
fver the citizens Of Salt Lake
- popular vote, demand the
~ OF public utilities, ] shall
my power TO enforce the
Vtne people in that regard.
ror clean, well-policcd.
nnd beautiful city: also in
.t beautifying our public parks
k.pfsrounds for the children Of
FED. shall endeavor TO bring
~ peter and more intimate un-
ut,H Hng between the commission
,pH people increase the efficiency
no pnrd and inspire q greater
y and confidence among ali
cOnccrned ''
ot,eI advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Most Dangerous of Minor Ailments

Most Dangerous Of Minor Ailments.
OF the minor ailments cold is by
far the most dangerous, not in itself,
but the serious diseases it SO often
leads to, Pneumonia and consumption
always start with n cold When you
have cold you are much more likely
to contract the infectious diseases such
as diphtheria, scarlet fever and whoop.
ing cough. Colds are easily cured. iu
fact, Chamberlain s Cough Remedy i.
famous for its cures Of this most com.
mon nilment, and is pleasant and safe
to take, Why take such desperate
chances when so reliable and trust
for quarter For sale by all dealers.
(Advertsomentl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
VIII G. Richmond, n resident ~ r,

VIII e. Richmond, n resident of In.
glewood, Cal, will answer auv An.
qniries about Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. He says further: "Folev g
Honey and Tar Compound has great.
ly benefited me for bronchial trou-
Bile and cough, after I used other rom.
edies that failed. II is more like q
food than n incidence Do no, ma
cept substitute. Schramm-J ohnson.
Drugs, "Thc er-substitutors. five
(o) good stores. (Advertisemont,)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

JAMES G.. M'ALLISTER
Candidate for Commissioner
PLATFORM.
Utah products and materials
and Utah labor.
Increased water supply and
equitable distribution of same
in city.
Extension Of sewer system
and pavements.
Public improvements.
Eradication of smoke nui-
Gance,
Further establishment of
public parks and Fairgrounds
and increased amusement for
children,
Municipal markets.
Reduction of city tax to ten
mills without retarding devel-
opment and Improvement of
city.
Removal of special tax on
teamsters.
Full publicity of all munich
pal affairs.
Unrestricted competition III
bids on public improvements,
Strict regulation OF chill
parlors, rooming houses and
public dance halls.
Rigid regulation Of restau-
rants where liquor is served
(Advcrtlsemont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
INVESTIGATION OF
AGENT is DEMANDED

DENVER. Colo, Oct 1s.-Resolutions
accusing acc Sin g, Arthqr p. McFatridgo agent Of
the biaciSloot indian reservation in Mon
taNe' OF mlsconduct and mismaua Rement
were introduced at today's session f'Vu OF the
annual convention of the Societv ~
american indians hero, The resolutions.
thirty-threc separate affidayIts, dan,and
an Investigation by the commissIonn~ nf
Indian affairs OF tho whole condunt Of tho
iStratiou "''"'i-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

There excellent material in the list of candidates for
city office From the large number
the primary ballot there ought to be difficulty selecting
capable and efficient officials Most of them
demonstrated their ability to
prosperity and they achieved
terprises we'll for their aptitude public
Herald Republican.
It not material whether elected if both are
equally competent and equally worthy Of public confidence
should, therefore,
that in
for the final test '-Deseret News
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

TYING SAYS the ''bears' on Salt Lakes
future never cashed in. The men who have
always displayed abundant faith in the city's
future have always profted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

half feet of lots one "a and two (a) IN
block one Ul. plat i. Salt Lake CITY
O'clock y. m. October end 1919. az the
west front door of the city and county
building. Salt Lake CITY. Utah, for cash.
Dated october l1th. 1918
sl6Gl SAM RANEY. Administrators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

Estate of Henry Clay Rancy. deceased
The undersigned will sell al public auc-
ton the undivided ope-half OF the west
one hundred and thirty-seyen and one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Chile Declines.

II Chile Declines,
EIAGO, Chile, Oct. 18.-The
! government definitely decided
5ot to take part officially in the
a-Pacific exposition at San Fran.
wing to the financial situation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
:WSPAPE ERS SAY:

We urge. therefore, that some bipartisan
should be started to ~ out the best from the large list
of candidates that there may that
will offer the primary opportunity for possible Sc
lectons. and for nominations that will have
strong, satisfactory vote behind them, Tribune
do the men who property and the in
city realize that the commission here has the direction of those
taxes and in the which
ied7 Do they realize that the commission if disposed
set the city back for years? In such situation ought
thorough and together?
portant that his should be done Telegram.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11
ROOMS FOR RENT.
UEFUREIgUED

loH WNU Rooms for rour rh.nn 400
.I. w. Itth
0UU NtI Iummsh,d muuuu l.m. .Ur
housekeeping 100. s. Main
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CLASSIFI

Advertisements will be accepted in The
Tulsa Daily World on the following eondl'
lions ONLY.
No Ad less than t5c We reserve the
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iril Money refunded on unused Insertions
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RATES
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dntlHI understanding that position Is not
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not Tie full amount OF space udYfrtse'
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Proofs Will be- submitted 70 advertiser 0NLl
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The delivery Of copy for advertising IN Tho
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viii be considered acceptance Of all ates
and rules which are In effect.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

PRINTING press for sale. Standard Bah.
cock pony cylinder tor sale In good run
Burkhart Printing q Stationery Co.. Tulsa,
Okla
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WANTED Middle ag,h woman Tor house
D. s,pcr Permanent lace aud good howe
or r.s9. party A4ar2-1 sye. care wore
work Permanent .Iucc. Address 1855
core World
,,-, ,-1-l-I, 49, a " H. 90
W. - '''"''' r't, "''." ." '
''"' ~" W 4'N ""s' D' s'"d 'o'N' "r
I.s = go, 81 i,.- ..',-,' w.
"AN ID flaaIHo laHo p,~"lt,r & iol ''Urs' h Sno"
,r "'" ,"D.'''yy Ak, N'' ''S' ~ 80 '''"'
~ 81 HH"-l, oA'"-
WANTED Woman TO do general houseworh
3, m I.5,n''n 6oa@ ana Y',g,.e s'oa "-,n. I''.'
D..-A -.-o, VI 1".- = ., =. - ''t,D'-
NANTED-A middle aged woman for house
keeper for old geutcmao Address J." Is.
LgcAerson, Tulsa, Okla.
NANIEp-N Woman for general h"useworA.
Must be- good cook and have references.
L,IMaL,ll pl-ee- I1L- ; b.-ll1oLc-
CoIored maid for general house
g "gr" iami'y 'au"''! roo" '"'"'S''"' 'I'
q, ---- ----,, =.
WANTED Gj1 for general Ioa-cWorI- can
X W Mason, or 81 on u l1y-
NANTED-lo louE lady for clerical work.
Western Union office
W5VTFD-Et once n comneteDt cook g23
Boston, or phoro 1867.
N0~-~@-0-0--~0-@-0~~0-~
MONEY TO LOAN
:,
FOR Suburban residence, Three lots
barn; chicken house , Located 3 two two, block; sS
school. Address Box l4l6. Iulsa, OKLA.
S1E0 gIn no IOAN-Eneciallv ON Tulsa
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FOR sALE-1Spewriters. New and rebuilt;
sold rented, repaired. Lowest prices
easy terms Tulsa Typewriter Co., I'd and
Boston. Phone 1859.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

FOR SAIE--Cheap brand new, latest model
typewriter. Never been used. 2979 care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

FOR SALE 500 yards good black dirt See
McMiohael at Sd and Detroit or call red
l-Hk
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FOR SALE-One lot good 2NG's and lN4
flooring Call this morning World office.
Phone 1000.
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REAL ESTATE.


best agricultural land around Hruh,1 Arrow
uruni houses want toue good nwu 90
h'l''' "rN 5''i MN.. move '''"l Fl-D'
U,. ,,r.,. '" Xxx 'F.' F''''
ron -NLt a .ur "".MH h.D ..t
I''nf W'I "'" '' Hnr lH'
s'.'. '''" f''.'
Ut ' "' I'' ".'.'
-'
ruR ~A.T 5000 bugs -mdy uuu house
bna bntu Conner 'N" Wo.h. ir.n
sll''l 'u' hhd 1881. 1000" I4". I.'
H'.G r. ' ' .'' '''.'
luN ~A'I IHHr ruuu 'u.r Corner 'nt
uh .IN''' 'IN'' I '',I
D. % leta
iIH a,.'' ..M....'.'. ' ...., ..,
...',, .... .,,,. ,.... ..,.I r.,..'
i' s..' I... Hr.r..
''.', ."..
CITY Ihu IH ~ m'm i,N7r 'Nm'f,a
% A'" I'aI.'A. h'uf D.. NN ''n
h} 'Nt h."gr over N'.''"s' N"" N'"N'
IN'Nr e''o
s's"o TO-DAY buys one i 'a' ,''l Ig,l.
It', r,'lN'"'t !" '.". NJ. ""''''
gE,l LN,Lgnt, N1L. h.'
FOR SALE- By oVurr n,g room cottage on
Victor 50 East irg.' oA, block from
'"L l.' ! ~. huN '.' "
FOR SALE one lot uu N.rh Main East
front ,hNp Tor '"s" ho''''N o. g.
care Noia
IoR SALE At once. ,o. FRONT eorurr lol
'roNhlc Heights S'". i''Nr l', "'N
Tor Fgokkctptr
FOR SALE 1000 Cheyenne l5ue Carson.
Key next door. = n '.N.N builder room
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BLAlR lBROSo

2lg-A South Naln. Phone 1879
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

HELP WANTED, MALE - Railway mail
clerks, carriers, wanted. Good pay, fine
positions. Pay for instruction alter you
receive position. Liberty Institute, Dept.
llI. Rocho.lcr n. Y.
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For Sale--MiScellaneous.

LOCAL REPREsENTATIVE WANTED.
No canvassing or soliciting required Good
income assured Address National Coop
erStiye Realty Co, VlS59. Marden Build
ing, Washington, d. q.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Good paying telephone exchange
ANA business building Come tO O.N:c ana
inspect property Bids will bo received for
guardiuus sale Sept 2u hy the under
signed n u Davis. Usage okla, or Judge
Mason PuvlWsao. oha.
WANTED Man with rttlc money 90 take
good proposition goo per cent profit Can
evenings Room Is. Royal koomme House
WANT NICE CLEAN RAGS at this office.
VIII pay cents pound Bring them
ioddl
WANTEp-rive live. energetic Young ladies'
Good business proposition. Call 52a s.
Cincinnati
AUCTION SALE Bargain Furniture Co.,
Saturday p m. lo5 LIST. Phone 5,l
FOR SALE -Frhtroom roomiug house Wen
furnished. Phone 2s39.
~~~~O~~~~~~~>>
SITUATIONS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE MEN Ambitious young
man wants to become associated with live
firm Handle rental list Learn business.
Use typ'vuter can make good. Address
299o onrc World
SITUATION WANTED -Firstclass grocery.
msu. experienced DO both wholesale and rc
tail Good references. Would Ike 90 se-
cure position at once B. j. N. care
World.
SITUATION WANTED Young man desires
position as chauffeur Experienced Ref
crcccs Address i. NJ care World
POSITION WANTED Young fcamsrcss de-
s,rcs position with dry goods company in
stor" Phone 352e. ask for seansires'.
WANTED Position as rmuffeur by cx.
pcricnced man Good reference. K II. c.
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

DELLA RITTER public Stou1grauhCr ana
notary public Office Room 5U4 First Ma
ti1ual Bldr Work called for and delivered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

II YOU WANT good service at moments
notice call llaines Messenger Phone 200
or gu7 We go some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

FOR SALE-OUe Fairbanks. Morse vertical
engine. -Four horsepower, also good wei
pump cheap. Phone red or black 2l5
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FURNITURE.

FOR sALE-Turniture FOR three rooms for
sale Used three months. 220 :. Chey-
enne Phone 3324
AUCTION sALE-Bargain Furniture Co.
Saturday, 2 y. m. los Z. 1st Phone 577.
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TO TRADE.
LOST.

LOST A bunch Of keys VIII pay reward
Percy Collins Room 800, Palace Bldg.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED

FOR RENT Rooms furnished for light house
kprIUng, or one bedroom. ON .ir luui
near Lyuch.lorsythe school luquTe Mn
shaver lI34 b Hodge
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STORE ROOMS.

SPEClAls-Business room can he leased at
once. between Main and Boston on Second
Address 2990 care Of World, or phone 2s5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11

WANT NICE CLEAN RAGS at this office
WIN pay 3 cents a pound. Bring them
today
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ing hy an expert workman. Phone 2j35
and man viii call with samples AID take
your order ". $. Cutter, 2U6 +. lst 81.
STOVE REPAIRING By ne best rcpairer in
Tulsa Work done in the shop or will 20
out. All work cuaranteed. Braly =, 2O6 4.
1T S. Phone 2533.
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FOR klNI-Iwo front rooms Aluu DOW
mruturri modern private h0mri large
closets close IN, 2ls W. ph ST.. Phone
rcd llu4
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STOLEN

FOR sALE-Whue leghorn hens. Phone
30S4
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BUMGARNER & DOWNING
Phone 1888. 1924 East Second