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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
Printing Material and Office Fur
niturc For Sale.

The World Is installing all steel
furniture In its composing room,
and has for sale a number Of type
racks, cases, imposing stones and
other material In st-class condi-
ton for sale cheap. New furniture
is also being specially built for the
editorial rooms. displaclng a num-
ber Of roll top. typewriter and
other desks, which will be sold
very cheap. Country printers
needing imposing stones. type
racks and cases will find IT greatly
to their advantage TO pick up some
Of this material The World is dis
placing. Any one desiring office
furniture can also get some bar
gains In roll top and typewriter
desks. Address or call at The
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
CLASaFu.ED and RATES

Advertisements Will 10 accepted IN the
World and Sun oa the following conditions
ONLY;
No rd less than l5c We rcserle Go
night 90 revise and ,assiy all ada. Return
hl Mungy refunded ou unused Insertions.
Errors corrected % mJgey refunded.
RATES
One cent . word i0r each Issue hone
your add 10 1000. Your credit h good II you
own telephone Classification uo' sua''"
toed after p. m,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. June rccoipts
1900. strong. Bulk OF sales s. GOA 80,
light SsO5@ $50, mixed s. sO5W 1885, heavy
$1,000 = 32ie rough S790@sO5; pigs
s. OOd $50.
CATTLE Receipts $500 steady. Reeves
S735M9 80; steers s69OMhl5; stockers
s615M cows and heifers - 60a $50
calves S725M 1895.
SHEEP Receipts 1000 strong sheep
5OT65O: warnings 4067.j5 lambs
S6.75G s.65 springs s7jOM9.s5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
COTTON
Cation Market Nervous.

Nv YORK. June 16.-The cotton mar
, teas rather nervous and irregular today.
crop positions showed tendency TO
from the sharp break Of yesterday, hut
II months encountered further liquidation
y July longs and at the close prices were
arely steady, net 9 points lower to points
igher.
indifferent Liverpool cables. generally
assfactory weather map and expectations
{ bearish weekly report from the weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
PRODUCE


CHICAGO June 1G.-BUTTFR-Highc
creameries 2OM 27c.
EGGS-Higher; receipts 1920 cases, at
mark cases included l6d 1sc; ordinary frsts
l7mITAc: frsts 1Sdlshc.
CHEESE Unchanged.
POT TATOES-Unchanged: receipts As cars
pOULTRY-Alive. unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17

KANSAS CITY. June 16 WHEAT-No.
hard goa g3c. no red 9l .. "a 92c.
corn No mixed 7o4c. No. white
73l4c.
OATs No. . white 40ac; No. mixed
800 aJhc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
REAL ESTATE

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
FEMALE HELP WANTED


NIGHT gowns 1ut ZIG East lhlrd alIeei'
WAYrrD- GI for general homework
Phone 4174.
VNVrFD v-hit. woman to do hous..worll
5nt south Detroit
VV1,,rFD tI5,r,, r.j, ,o take cara Of
haiy pbnnr 83s5
~, -; ,--,s,-7- 80
WAN ILO OoDining room Sl glr'--s'af Nes'"U'
I@',l, w. 9o-e''
tANItD-Glrl Tor genera hoHse"oIA'
Apply ll3j south Carson.
WTNTLD Middle apgd ,irI tor general
b,.ns.,rorls pI,,n7 ASA
-.
VA ST, ,Sc. woman ,Toror IU po F'' 0''
WAN1ED-Gin for office work Model
Laundry ana Dry Cleaning Works.
and do light hOusework for small family
Phone -l-2 after =. m.
WANTED-A girl to do general housework
lhose not ueSiI5ns pi " ,3oa P,i,''-e'' pOS''-O''
need MOI apply. fAone 4--9.
WANTED-FIrst-class colored cook woman
preferred, good wages, a rei'rences' 4olo
South Oheyehne- noho 100,
WANTrD-Woman for housekecper; good
place and home to risIt party Addres" L.
:. NC, care ENttnsio" nosPi'a',
WANTED White girl for general housework
good cook preferred family Of 5, a
miles from town Fhoho EIack oo-5.
WANTED--HouSekeepe to care for 5-room
modern cottage; must be good cook no
coorsd people. Inquire 22d East Third.
WANTED-First-clas lady bookkeeper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT Nueroom modern house. Phone
FOR RENT Three room house. Phone Red
2J17
FOR RENT room modern house. Ar ".
Detroit Phone c96
FOR REST F,cruo cottage. SOB South
Lansing Phone 100.
FOR RENT ON east side. room modern
house. Phone 1886.
FOR RENT-Good room house. furniture
tor .ne. Phone 4l95.
FOR RENT Five room modern house. fur
nished, close in. Call 1874
FOR RENT Eight room house See K n
Bynum. 423 South Cheyenne
FOR RENT room furnished house, good
location, south SIDE. Call arr.
FOR RENT -Four room house. corner sixth
and Denver Phone Black iG72
FOR RENT -Two-room house. 200 North DE-.
uoit Inquire 9ll South Cheyenne,
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room
adjoining bath, private family 52s "
Main.
FOR RENT OR SALE-NeW $ room resden ce
l42l South Denver. open for inspection.
Blair Bros.
FOR RENT OR SALE Five room modern
bungalow, street car and paved streets
Phone 4ls9
FOR RENT-After July l-Si1 room house
corner Of Trenton and East Second St
Phone 1912
FOR RENT One haf OF new modern. four
room bungalow, furnished for Housekeeping
Phone 1898.
FOR SAIE-New Nine room modern home
1tO2 South Cheyenne, open for inspection
every day Blair Bros
FOR RENT-One Groom house newly
papered and painted. 2l7 W 9th st. $50
per month Phone 45eo.
FOR RkNT Five-roorus and bath elegantly
furnished. 1902 South Elwood. Phone
26Ol or 4563 -Laxman.
F-R RENT Modern Ml room furnished
house with sleeping porch. best location
and close in. Phone 1868.
FOR RENT -Four-room bungalow near Ken.
dali college good water See X + Foun.
tain, Seventh and College. Phone 4t35.
FOR RENT-Rerned home on south side fur
nished for summer months only, to right
Apply 1905 South Cheyenne or phone 2629
FOR RENT North side Of double house
three rooms and bath modern South
Madison; no children. Phone Black 3763
FOR RENT-Dandy new four roons and
bath Phoenix street. near Fifth. Crosbie
Heights, $50 month, 20 good tenant Phone
$50
FOR RrNT-Fivs room house, modern com
pletely furnished close in-Tulsa House
hold supply Co. 2l3 East Third. Phone
1lOs.
FOR RENT Elegant five-roorp modern cot.
tage three blocks from Main aud Second
streets for small family without children
Mineral Soda Water. References required
CLAIRVOYANT
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM and Ciairvoyant 422
south Boston or II East Filth 81.
STOLEN
sTRAYED-Jerssy COW branded 5 both
sides face Phone 456S
MOTORCYCLES
MOTURCYCLE for sale Gail at Ice
Crssm psrlor Main Street. West Tulsa.
FOR sALE-one 1918 Indian Motorcycle in
good condition Call .ol South Eigin o.
Phone 1895.
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES
~ KVTFD TO VFNT-f fsrga bousa ur fur.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
FURNISHED ROOMS

hrd 4l4l.
FOR RENT Furnished tlutupH.tr. IIu
Fast fth
TDR KINT .sat housrltDpr lu... I..-
s. Detroit
.r,I. .pl>.r s.,.r-.-,.. hams. ....... ...u,
AID I.oood
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INt RENT ~mu. Gru ...I ... ....
Il.uo ur Wilson, t-.
FUR RENT Iao rooms ..r a..
W. lU6 South u,ra,.
nom .t.lI ..,r,. .,....,... ..... .........,
Ap.sure Phone .sJo.
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0'..N Denver iA"' i.''
IOK R.Nr ..l .v.I Mri..... ........,u
lux uuus OILS West .".
FOR kENl Room ,ui.au.r H. ........ .,.
uuus,aupulu- 500 West Brad.
>r..l\. ,....a.i i....t..t....
modern. ug3 south tNuad Asa.
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I"' "..N Two rooms Ii.. "f"i
''".,". 'i'.e '-' N'..'
FOR RENT. Two modern to.. .. ....g.
"'yna- no cwlif'u or
FOR ItENI Room N.ta ue .vItU... ..,u..
porch good IoratIou rhnuu I..
FOR rsNl. NIec. cool u.d.m ... Do.
m. Apartments. lN W,t. I...N.
l.,.. .,.,,.
roon. muIra .u. North E..
tNN hHNI Nice south room N' "."
oN N-N large. ,',t, '.'
uY',Iu Aohe a'. a.. ~ %. '..
FOR kENT Ihroa furnished .. N....-
N''piHf rooms "I' 0uulH
rOR RENT -Iu.u.u. ur l.I. ......,.u..-
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FOR htNI NI..I} FURNISHED ..a .Hd-
rrH H'W.. l' per month"; ".'
FOR RES Large front room O.l.e-
NvDlnE ground i.uor BOB Nu'.. Boston.
FOR Rryv . r-bt bop,.l..... r...n.
luq \ F.y.J rbiIIr,r I.'.. ...r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17

MOTORCYCLE for sale Can at Ice
Cream psrlor Main Street West Tulsa
FOR sALE-one 1918 Indian Motorcycle in
good condition. Call to1 South Eigin Or
Phone 1895.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17

NTW UNTEANS IUH0 !" III0U fuIW0.
u,t Nuuee OF prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17

HOMFSEEkER u you want nice cool
we'll built bungalow, modern In every res
poet. built exclusively for % home, with the
best material and workmcu that could be
had iu constructing and plumbing. and Of
SIX rooms including sleeping porch m cast
front with beautiful lawn, cement walks
aud shaae, walking distance for cash or
payments. call owuer 1884
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
BOARD AND ROOM


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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT-Large house. uniur.
nshed, close In on south side. VIII lease
and take excellent care Of good place. Phone
9&2l,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS

1,LlO BOWLS cheap. 2lG East THIRD st
FLOWERS FOR hats lOe 2l6 East Third St
FOR RLNT-Two basement rooms. Al
North Boston
MISS POWERS public stenographcr notary,
500 Bliss Bldg Phone 1903
PUPILS enrolling IN my classes during
juno will be given i5 lessons FOR slD
discount On finishing Mary G. MaKcy. ia
West seventh Phone 1850
WANTLD-Mau and wife Of experience.
want rooming house or European hotel
References given and required. Room /,
ll4L Enst Third street, Bartlesyille. Okla.
F. l. WILSON. expert shoe rcpairor; fac.
tory 80. ] at 3 West First phone ss2
factory No. 2 At 10 West Second phone
2sIO Both factories equipped with most
modern. up to. date machinery. Work cal ed
for ana promptly delivered. Call at either
place Or either phone.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
On Turkisk Inus.

To the traveller accustomed to the lux
ury of up-to-date hotels, Turkish
kahn" Onn) comes as a rude surprise
One finds oneself suddenly whisked from
the twentieth century to the tenth cen
tuty.
Beneath a central Hrchway one passes
into q quadrangle which,. with its foun-
tain. suggests university precincts. The
ground floor OF the building forms the
stables. Above are the guest rooms.
The principal guest-room-the one above
the entrance gateway-is allotted TO trav-
elers OF note. IL Is innocent OF the APP
pOintments proper 20 an European bed
chamber. It's furniture consisting merely
OF a roll OF mating to spread on low
wooden platform. and an earthenWare
pipkin for water.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
NEW CONCERN LATEST
ADDITION TO AUTO ROW

The Holly Auto Trimming company, a
new concern. has Just opened its doors
at 2als Harvey. whore will be found a
very complete equipped plant for equip
ping automobiles with tops and other
trimmings, and automobile owners are
assured OF the very best workmanship
that is obtainable in that line In the
city. Mr.. A. r. Hollenberger. who was
connected with the Drummond Motor
Co. for nineteen years and who is we'll
known in the city and especially among
the automobile dealers Is president OF
this new concern. Mr.. A. w. Falvey,
who is also a resident OF Omaha is secre-
tary and treasurer An invitation is ex-
tended to visit and inspect this plant
They are prepared 20 equip and make
anything in the way of tops, seat covers
and the trimming of automobiles is one
of their speclalties.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
AMERICAN HAS MARROW
ESCAPE IN FRANCE

The anxiety felt at the Detroit offices
of the Maxwell Motor company over the
whereabouts OF its Sales Manager. Charles
+. Redden, was dispelled today. when a
eablegram from Mr.. Redden was re-
ceived by Walter L. Flanders. president
of the company.
According to the dispatch. the streets
OF the French capital were thronged with
people and the greatest difficulty was
experienced by Americans in getting in
or out OF the city. Mr.. Redden Sust sue
ceeded in catching the last train which
left France for London.
Mr.. Redden's cablegram. which was
dated London. August 4. bespoke in no
uncertain terms the enormity OF the con-
flict which Is being waged among the
several European countries. and the seri-
BUSINESS OF the situation In which all
American tourists abroad are involved.
mr.. Redden also said that the fighting
countries were eonfiscsting all conti-
mental shipments, and all exports had
been stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
WOMEN TO BOOST GOOD ROADS
Auxiliary to American Highway As
ISOLATION to Be Organized.
ON RURAL ROADS
women WIZ Center Campaign on
improvements of Roads I'm Coun-
try In order TO Facilitate
Education of Youngsters.

Mrs Robert Baker chairman of the re-
Gently created Woman's Auxiliary De-
partment OF the American Highway 1850
citation, has announced that she had
completed her preliminary plans for or
ganizing the women of the United States
into a strong organization which viii
work continuously for the improvement
OF the roads of the nation. especially
rural roads.
Al a recent meeting OF the executive
committee al which Mr.. Leonard Turts,
chairman. Hon. Logan Waller Page. d.
rector United states office of Public
Roads, and President American Highway
association. Mr.. Fairfax Harrison. Presi-
dent Southern Railway. MIR. A. G. Batch
cider, Chairman Executive Committee OF
the American Automobile association.
Mr. Richard II. DdmondA Editor Manu-
facturer's Record. and others were pre-
sent, Il was decided that a women's
Auxiliary Department should be estab-
iIshed 70 aid the women who have been
working individually for better roads in
their various communities.
The women OF the country should learn
the value Of good roads, not only TO the
nation as a whole, but TO individual wo-
men and children II is the opinion OF the
officials OF the American Highway ASSOC
citation that II the women had an organ
ixation through which they might OBJ
tain all needful information concerning
roads and the most effective means OF
organization, inquiry and propaganda
they would become a powerful influence
for efficient handling of road funds and
adequate road building and maintenance.
Help school Children.
Millions OF children In the United
State" said Mrs. Baker, ARE educated
In rural schools and yet at certain sea-
sons, because Of the deporahle condition
OF the roads. the children are unable to
get to school Discipline Is destroyed
and the continuity OF study Is made i'm
possible. Good roads will bring consoh-
dalton of the one room schools into
graded schools and the use of school
wagons"
| The country churches are not a. q
whole showing healthy growth and do
velopment. and II Is upon these churches
at the virilty OF the city churches de-
pend. Women all over the land should
rally 10 the support OF the good roads
movement when It's vital influence upon
the home. the school and the church Is
so plainly shown"
/ Arrangements are being made to hold
a conference OF prominent women under
the auspices Of the womRn's Auxiliary
department In conjunction with the
Fourth American Road Congress, in At
lanta, Ga. during the week beginning
November >,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
Industrial Garage
Takes Local Agency
of Maxwell Cars

The Industrial garage. Twentith and
Harvey OF which Mr.. w. c. Marsh Ia
president, has just been appointed the
local selling agent OF the Maxwell auto
mobiles. They have a well equipped
garage and salesroom, occupying two
floors of the building. One floor Is de-
voted entirely 70 salesroom which oc-
cupies a space of 9Ox12O feet. Here will
be shown the latest models Of the Max
well cars. The industrial garage has
been located in its present quarters for
the last two years. They are planning
to make their showroom for the Max
we'll cars one OF the finest and best in
the city. 1t Is car that Is we'll worth
looking over for anyone looking for an
up-to-date, moderately priced automobile,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
The Homes OF Columbus.

The proposal to take the bones Of
Columbus TO the Panama exhibition will,
II carried out, add to the postmortem
mileage OF that dead hero. Neither in
life nor death has Columbus known
peace. He died on Ascension Day. 1903
and served "A sort of seven years ap-
premiership TO being buried at Valla-
dond. Then he was removed TO the
Carthusian convent OF Los Cuevas. in
Seville, and in 1886 his body was ex-
humed and carried across the Atlantic,
to be buried in the Cathedral OF san
Domingo.
For go years he lay in peace. but In
1875 part OF the island was ceded 10
France, and IL was deemed uniting that
he should sleep anywhere but in spanish
soil. The coffin was accordingly re-
moved TO Cuba, and buried in the cathe-
dral OF Santiago, 1t is said that the
bones of the explorer were divided, and
a piece of the skull and few bones
left In San Domingo, After the cession
of Cuba TO the United States, Columbus
once more set out on his travels and
what Is left OF him now rests in the
cathedral of Seville.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
Pntiene. ana Perseverance.

Most old men have some pet platitude
Brown was no exception. Patience and
perseverance will accomplish all things"
was his favorite saying.
One day when he made this remark In
a train 4 pompOus individual in the fur
theT corner turned 10 him GROSSLY and
said;
Nonsense, sir Win patience and per-
severance ever enable me TO carry water
In a sieVeg'
DO you want to carry water in a
sieve2" asked Brown.
That's not the point, sir. What
aske6 was: VIII patience and perseVeT-
anco enable me 10 do SOP
Certainly, my dear in. - replied Brown,
~ you can wait patiently for the water
70 freeze
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

The F. A. NJ. 1Oo-mile professional
championship has been awarded TO the
Interstate Racing association Of Toledo,
o. The event will be run at Columbus
on September or
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
Motorcycle Notes.

The F. A. NJ. 10o-mie professional
championship has been awarded to the
Interstate Racing association Of Toledo,
o The event will be run at Columbus
on September 6 OF 7.
A number OF motorcycle events will be
a feature OF the Labor Day celebration
OF coshooton. o.
It is said that Bob Crawford broke the
half mile motorcycle record at Marquette,
Mich. when he recently eircled the half
mile dirt track In 80 is seconds.
II. A. Stewart, a weu-known motor
cycle tourist OF Chicago. is making a
transcontinental trip on his two-wheeler
from Los Angeles 20 New York Stewart
has made many long distance trips and
covered the greater portion Of twenty-one
states on a motorcycle.
This years annual endurance run OF
the Chesapeake Motorcycle club OF Balu-
more covered a distance OF 800 miles
About thirty riders took part In the run
L. G. Buckley OF GAINESVILLE, Wis. has
just completed four-weeks' motorcycle
tour OF the east Detroit. Cleveland
Buffalo. New York. Washington and
Boston were included in the cities visited
BY Buckley.
George smith-And Harry Robbins have
lust arrived In st. Louis. having Travelled
from Salt Lake City by motorcycle
About fifty riders are expected 20 TAX
part In the motorcycle events which viii
be staged az the Spokane. Wash, stat
fair, September u 10 10.
A motorcycle now takes the place o
three bicycles formerly used by this
Crosby Department Store OF Topeka. Kan
The Crosby company says that this save
half OF their weekly expense for delivery
A so0O-mile motorcycle pleasure trip 1
being made b. 3. 5. Cox and Tally Hol
Ioway Of Merkie. Ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

A number OF motorcycle events will be
a feature OF the Labor Day celebration
OF coshoeton. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

II Is said that Bob Crawford broke the
half mile motorcycle record at Marquette.
Mich. when he recently eircled the half
mile dirt track In 50 is seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23
An Explanation.

Every now and then we read about a
lot OF quail following hen up the road, I"
said the summer boarder.
Yes" replied Farmer Corntossel
How do you explain it,"
Various ways. Sometimes the phe-
people don't know the difference between
quail and young brown leghorn."--
Washington star
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

A motorcycle now takes the place OF
three bicycles formerly used by the
Crosby Department Store OF Topeka. Kan.
The Crosby company says that this saves
half Of their weekly expense for delivery.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

being made b. b s. Cox and Tally Hol-
ioway OF Merkie. Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

About fifty riders are expected 20 take
part in the motorcycle events which will
be staged a. the Spokane. Wash. state
fair, September II 10 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

George Smith and Harry Robbins have
lust arrived In st. Louis. having Travelled
from Salt Lake City by motorcycle
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-23

This years annual endurance run Of
the Chesapeake Motorcycle club OF Bslu-
more covered a distance OF 800 miles.
About thirty riders took part in the run.