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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-06
CORONA

T.. NJ. Brickley's brother is visit
ne him
A. J. Atkinson and wife went to
III Paso last week
Miss Alma Kiezer has returned
from Eas Vegas where she has been
attending the normal.
Mrs. Il l. Moulton and Miss
Lottie McCamant have returned
from California,
Miss Belle Penix has returned
from Silver City where she has
been attending the State normal.
Adolph Sultemler and his sister,
Miss Emma, made a short visit to
III Paso last week
Mrs Station has charge Of the
Thompson hotel now, and you can
get good meals and rooms at
reasonable prices.
The young PEOPLE Of Corona are
planning on having a very enjoy
able time on a picnic to be had
IN Gallina mounta aims Sunday.
Mrs Hester, mother Of Mrs Dish.
man and Corbin Hester. who
hes been visiting them. has been
on The sick list for the past week and
is thinking Of returning home soon
Rev. Sloan Ia going to preach
every third Sunday. Rev Oliver
every first Sunday and Rev. La.
Breton every second and fourth
Sunday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-08-06
BAPTIST CHURCH
o. II. nuLLINaER. paalor

Having accepted the cali to the
psstorate Of the Baptist Church Of
Carrizozo, | nov wish to announce
that our days Of preaching will he
the First and Third Sundays in each
month At II a IN and 8. p. IN.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
a. m. We extend a cordial invita-
ton to everybody to attend our
services and worship with US.
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ABOUT The STATE FAIR


The greatest collection of Indian
exhibits ever gathered will be seen
at the New Mexico STATE Fair in
Albuquerque IN October. The ex
hibi's will be participated in by
evsry reservation and Indian school
in the state and will form one Of
the big features Of the state fair !.
The Office Of Indian affairs at
Washington placed lie sanction up
on The exhibits and its assisting the
superiniendenls Of reservations
aud schools in the state SuperiR
tendent Bauman OF the Zuna re
servation Is at work on that OK.
hibii, and superintendent Shelton
OF the Navajos is likewise getting
ready for the annual fair held on
the reservation, plaDning.Io take
ths fair bodily to Albug uerque
after it had been held at Shiprock
fhe Indians at Mescalero will III.
so be ut the fair with big exhibits
The Indians will show their 40
ricultural products, their modes #
living, live stock. industrial pu suits
such ne weaving, making gold and
silver ornaments, making shell
chains etc. They will be gathered
on an Indian encampment at The
fair. each exhibit will have its sep
crate space and exclusive cover.
The counties will occupy the
greatest amount Of space ever set
aside at IA state fair for this depart.
ment Some Of the counties have
con racted for as much as 400 feet
of space An immense circus tent.
200 by 300 feet will he necessary
for the county exhibits AS it is ex.
pected that every county in II e.
state will be represented ns a unit
in the exhibit hall. Not a county
app cached thus far has refused to
make an appropriation for the
purpose Of gathering an exhibit
aud sending il to the fair. San
Juan county is 10 spend $1,000,
Valencia county $500 Rio Arriha
county q like amount and Colfax
will spend whatever IL necessary to
gather the most comprehensive
display ever gotten together in
northern New Mexico, Bernallilo
will, Of course. do its share and will
use u big space in showing the de-
velopmeni Of that section of the
Rio Grande Valley.
One Of The attractions at the fair
this year will be the U. s. Cavalry
troops from Columbus with their
big band and their polo team This
will be the first time that the peo.
Pile Of this state have had an up
poriunity to see this most exciting
Of all American sports.
The Cadets of the New Mexico
Military Acadsmy will also he ut
the fair rs guests Of the fair manage.
ment The boys will be encamped
on the. grounds and will put on for
the instruction Of The fair visitors
the drills and atheletic sports Of the
institution The cadets will also
take their band This will mean
eight bands in Albuquerque during
fair week. including tn worlds
ia nous Killies Band which is cost.
ing the fair management thousands
Of dollars
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LOCAL AND. PERSONAL

John Roberts was here the first
81 he week from his ranch at Meek
Miles May was a Carrizozo visitor
Yesterday
Lee II Rudlselle Is a business
visilur here today from his home
in White Oaks
Mrs John Il. Bell and sister, Miss
Nell Coomes. are spen ding a few
DAYS in White Oaks. the guests Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Ray Lemons
FOR SALE-A good two bum d
wickless, blue blaze oil stove Only
been use about two weeks - Eu
quire Outlook.
II YOU are intending to have "a
water tank made see me before
placing your order-Ed Long, the
timer
Doe Lacey aud family. aud his
sister, Mis- Victoria Thompson and
children have returned from two
weeks comping trip on the Boniio
FOR SALE:--ODe good gentle
horse, nine years old, woik
double aud single, good saddler,
weight about $50 pounds For
sale reasonable Enquire Gu looR.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Moore came
N from Nogal Thursday morning
and left The following day for The
expnsitions in California. They in
tend to he aLsen, for about six
weeks
W. II. Sex on of The Nogal Mesa
was in Carrizozo Thursday with n
load of fruit aud vegetables. While
here Mr.. Sexton called at the Out.
look office and had his natne placed
IN our subscription list
NIB Taylor & Sons have the
hest line Of saddles and harness in
Lincoln county. If you contem
plate. the purchase OF either see
them
We handy Flour, Feed and Stock
Salt Just received n car Of fine
Alfalfa and Dat Hay, AMI we are
always pleased 10 quote prices
Humphrey Bros.
FOR SALE 800 head Of nice
young Angora goats, cheap II taken
NJ once Address = o Box l25
Lincoln, New Mex.
Ben Ren,frow and NJ. S. Crock
EFT we're in town Monday from their
ranch west of the nal pals. They
report the range in that section as
being in excsllen. condition. due to
INV Iettnl runs,
Geo j. Dingwall left Monday
for the western part Of the state
and also for points in Arizona. He
was accom- panied by Jacob Smith
n cattle buyer who is intending to
buy some large herds in that Sec
tion.
William Ferguson of the Nogal
Mesh Is in the city today with q
load of whea, which was grown on
his mesa ranch. The wheat is Of a
very fine quality and was grown
without irrigation.
The Home Mission society o. the
Methodist Church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John T.. Bell, at three o'clock.
All members are requested TO be
present.
REWARDS reward for in
formation leading to the recovery
Of a black yearling horse, one glass
eye, branded on left shoulder-ad
dress p. w Mayer, White Oaks
n. NJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS

CUPS and saucers. 4Oc. PIG East Third.
LADIES' silk hose. 25c. 2l6 East Third.
GET that suit cleaned and pressed, 81.
Bankston's. 2ll South Boston. Phone
1850
GET that suit cleaned and pressed, 81.
Bankston's, ell South Boston. Phone
1880,
WE BUY, sell and exchange bicycles, motor
cycles, cash registers, scales, guns, talk
ing machines. Win trade for anything. Jac-
ebs Novelty Co., 226 L. Third. Phone 100.
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SEVERE TEST or FIREPRooFrNG.
Flames Did Not Spread From Spec
inllN CONSTRUCTED Room.

I'm order to demonstrate the fire
proof qualities Of hls new residence on
Long Island. a former chief of tho
New York fire department recently
sarted a fire in one OF his rooms and
allowed It to burn unmatched. The
chamber was thoroughly sprlnkled
with kerosene before 1t was ignited. In
an adjoining room dinner was served
to a party of guests, some time after
which the family retired for the night
without examining the blazing room.
At Q o'clock on the following morn
ing the door was opened, disclosing
that everything that had been in the
room had been entirely consumed, but
the chamber itself, aside from its dec
orations, was uninjured. The building
Is constructed Of reinforced concrete.
hollow tile, asbestos, steel finishings
and wire glass windows The only
combustible thing used in II is a wood
molding, which was uninjured by the
fire because Of protective coating OF
fire DTOof paint
Ia GA room in the residence Is sup
plea with a fire detecting device
whicsC indicates on an annunciatOr in
another part Of the building the exact
location of fire within a half min
ute after II starts An asbestos stucco
Is one Of the materials used I'm the
structure This has no sand content,
but instead is composed OF ground as
bcstos fiber mixed with cement The
pl1stcring likewise has an asbestos
base so that 1t is capable Of resisting
fire. The plumbing and wiring are
all iuCasod in cement. The building is
valued at 100000 and is uninsured
Popular Mechanics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

Little Elsie, aged s, was quietly
playing on her porch one afternoon
while her father and one Of his
friends were enjoying a smoke and
having chat on political matters.
They paid no attention to the little
girls presence, and Elsie seemed
wholly absorbed in her dolls
That evening Elsie appeared 10 be
unusually silent and thoughtful.
When bedtime came and she Enelt
down to say her prayers there came
the usual petitions and then with a
slight pause, she resumed in a very
earnest manner:
"Aud now, God, please take good
care of yourself, for If anything
should happen to you we should only
have Mr. Wilson-and he hasn't come
up TO fathers expectations New
y ork Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
COTTON


NEW YORK. May 14.-Ihe cotton marEe'
was not active today, but prices broke
sharply under comparatively small ouet
iDps owing to the absence OF any import
ant support and closed steady AZ net De
cline Of 20 TO % points.
Liverpool was relatively steady, NV IN.
market here opened at a decline OF 10
points and sold about IL to lS points ne'
lower duriug the early trading Houses WIN
Iiyarpool connections bought on this decline
presumably 10 coyerSthe short end or strad
dies and some support may also nave Depi
inspired by the bullish showing OF the cen
ms figures on domestic mill consumption
hut a rally Of or d points was soon iol
lowed by renewed weakness. The continued
GOOD weather in the south and improved cIOl
conditions. combined with apprehensiOns thaI
This might be followed by increased pres
sure OF actual cotton, OF which large supply
| atm remains in the interior, seemed to dis
courage recent buyers for turn ana U
promote some local selling. The easier eh'
| unsettled ruling OF the stock market sls'
| tended TO emphasize the nervousness on gen
| ersl sentiment resulting from Pohtleal uh
certainties and the market broke 70 ne
| loss OF about 20 to "a points in the lat'
| trading The-selling was not general or Ac
| tive. but there were very few buyers aroun.
| the ring and closing prices were at practi
| cally the lowest point OF the day on mos
| deliveries. The census report appeared
| attract comparatively little aueDton. TX
| ports for the day were only 100 bales, max
| ing 75OI,g53 so far this season Port re
| CENTS, 1b,i71. United States port stocks
1.24l 42O. Interior receipts 5,9o3'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

/ HAVE No Z proposition consisting Of
24O acres Of land, 1870 tilluble; two living
springs: running water for stock. land
adapted TO all kinds OF berries and fruit;
three miles from 20 county seat aud college
town: 10 trade for Tulsa property. If iu.
terested call at once: don't delay. See Chas.
Balm Sporer business and realty agent 2lO
Bank Commerce Bldg Phone G3s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
NNIAIR HGETS
War Notc Errccts Market.

CHICAGO. May ll-ENport bust
ness, apparently at staudstil for
the time being ON account of uncor-
tanucs growing out of the American
note to Germany tended to bring
about a sharp decline today in the
price of wheat The market closed
unsettled at / as to . IL under laSl
night other leading staples, too
finished at q net luss-corn "a TO
l-S. oats ~ to Is to l IA, ana
provisions Z IL to 20.
1t was not until the final hour ol
trading that the wheat market turned
decisiyciy down grade, WIDE dlil'r-
cnce of opinion as TO crop DAMAGE
had been largely instrumental up to
that time in producing "a series OF IT.
regular price changes. McanW me,
doubt as To what contingencies might
arise i'm national relations had no
ticcahlc effect toward restricting the
volume of pit transactions. support
was not lacking, however, unill the
fact became evident that foreign de-
mand had virtually come to a tenn
porary halt
Latest dispatches in regard to the
damage to the domestic wheat CIol
were i'm the nature of verdict OF ho'
half proved The Texas official re
| port was said to be the most flattcr-
ing ever issued as to condluons III
| that state. ON the other hand, an
earlier private report from a loadinl
| authority said the chance of d
| bumper crop this year in Kansas was
| gone. d..
Although corn at first was incllneC
| to hold steady, the market later gave
way with wheat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

NEW YORK, May 15.--Mrs. Flor
ence Carman, who was acquitted re-
Gently OF having murdered Mrs. Lulu
Bailey when the jury at the second
trial, after having been out only one
hour and fifteen minutes, set her free
on the first ballot, said today that,
though she had been made to suffer
much she harbored no resentment
against anyone therefor.
Il knew they just couldn't convict
me-" she said. / am so happy that |
don't know what to do. l have no
hard feelings toward anybody"
Mrs. Cannon was twice tried for
the mysterious and still unsolved muir
| der of Mrs. Lulu Bailey, who was shot
and killed by a person who broke the
window in Dr. Carman's office, where
Mrs. Bailey was for treatment, and
fired the fatal shot. Suspicion was
first directed towards Mrs. Carman,
when II was found that she, through
Jealousy Of him, had installed a dicta-
| phone in his office so that she might
Ioyerhear all that was there said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

CHICAGO, May 1t.-HOGS - Receipts,
l20ou, strong; bulk, S765m7sO. light,
S755m 100, mixed 81 5Ud Is7a; heavy,
S725m1 1so, rough, $725@74O: pigs, s575
H7IO.
CATTLE Receipts. 1000; slow, native
steers S6.SOm925, western steers $4,000
ls5, cows and heifers, S33O@s.75. calves,
$6.5OMg.2j.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 strong; sheep
| $775WS.sO lambs s70OM1Ol5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

NEW ORLEANS May rs Spot cotton
steady unchanged Sales on the spot, 6l5
to arrive $40. Good ordinary, 6.09c; strict
good ordinary, 7.55c low middling s1sc
strict low middling, s63c middling, &c
strict middliug, O2jc; good middllng, 9.57c
strict good middng, 094c.
Receipts, 1919: stock, 20J S62.
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her. 5"2d. january February. 565d March
April 5.l-ld. May.June, 5.70lad.
Weekly cotton statistics.
Total forwarded 20 mills lOl 600 haIss
of v.i.. $4,000 were American. stock
l51Hulu American. I277o0o. imports e6.
uNU American, H..uIIs exports. s,Ul1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
ADVERTISING RATES

Tn~ .S,s-,5sements will be accepted, 81 IN !,
All az an the following eohui'ioH'
ONLY: ,S .ents We reserve the
No "a iess and classify all ads Return
nght 10 U.nIiss Three-time ads. very ,;,Sa seiuO.i
riG r.i Money refunded on TngsSd Trs9sSdsd lp's''D
LTroIs RATES.
a. ..r, word for all olassilcauoohi'
One een{ een{.,oyspts. personals and mAtri'
except which is two eeots per WORD mini ai
@9m charge Is cents .Ise6 YSg5 'fsa fS4 s0a
u You o"1 ,sis and position wanted ad'
turntnLt wubich are cash, Classification not
ylarauteed after 5 p IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

KANSAS CITY, May l4-BUTTER -
Creamery 27c; firsts, 25c, seconds, 23ci
packing. lSc.
EGGS Fiuts, 17c; seconds. lGc.
POlLlKN-lleuS lac; roostcrs. lOc;
turkeys, ljc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
Ootton Rallies.

WASHINGTON, May l4-Cotton used
during April was 5l3.6f0 bales, exclusive OF
linters, compared with 499, Gao in April last
year the census bureau announced today
During the nins months ending April 30,
cotton used was 4,O912s5 bales, sgainst
i264,s5 in the same period Of the previous
years.
Cotton on hand April 80 In manufacturing
establishments was 1881, 035 bales, against
l,572,0SB last year, and IN independent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE.
will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
One Bowser self.measuring gasoline
pump connected with underground ESQ
gallon gasoline tank.
One air compressor and electric two
horsepower motor.
About 25 feet Of air hose and chuck
One roll top desk.
One chair.
All measures and wrench tools, etc
All located at 3l7 South Boston street.
eitv OF Tulsa Oklahoma, formerly belonging
10 the Turner High Grade Gasoline Co.. the
said sale to be held at the premises above
described on Monday. May II, 1913, at ,
o'clock y. m. -
Dated MAY 5, 1915. f. |. IRWIN
Morse & Staudish, Attorneys, Trustee,
Aos Daniel Bld9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
Now Yorl- srot cotton
Now York cotton Fntnros.

NEW YORK, May 1i Spot cotton quiet
middhnu uplunds o.7uc, no sales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
-,>> ,0>,,>
1k0OlD) @ Az II IL 0NIp)
IL WIN 0EAIGLG WIN
TNIrN Al IN\TN
TX N IIDIk
~ uN4 A4G/ A|i
SN-room bungalow, bath sleeping
porch ANA garage. Newly decorated .
and PAINTED fhrpushuut Located uu |
south sIG, i'm rfrh-.Ia.s rp-id,nrr dis.
.trigt pr.. IT -un \Nn mix, An
r.,,t r, ,..,..,-'r, .. MIN
trade for r.rtn Side .r ,.r end uu-
rr,y,l rr,r,,7,
IEUlnnNUo, l,,.r.5U II. VmuDm8Dr.,e &C,
1t uN Nu WV W. " WI VA 2u " uu MAAu W -
p a.- r., rrl-
i''""' -', .>'N l''"''' '''"7'
I"uNt -h-.
OH LAND aHd leases for sale BOO New padun
1ylZ'rfn ro my .r,.--. NV. l,.--,-.,,-
,ylh,,5' h2,g5''. o." easy payment R"N ''-. care
-----
FOR SALE Io acre, land. one mile from
VISA p'Ig '""n. u''""'' '"Nh t"!"'"'''
,,gt,., -t- I-y-- J. .--.
VIZ lN Iyhi Nhrn }"u ,'h nnl a h"h'
lG' gov u'N' '"H r." WNN'". WI
l"lW .u,.sl.ll-.L ---, - ,.l-, ","-
FOR SALE Fy,roo mudcu house l202
s,0G 0',n "Sg.a g ,ol ''N,3 la.3 ,,,yI, .FfIGg,t'
80 ,--,-- ,,,y D"..,,- DUO " ,-t ~--.,.,-
FOR SAIE-I1t /. block 8. B..uew addi
ton, lot 6, block 2O circuit Lake uddi
tiuu Address jed Carlton sandwich ont.
Canada
FOR s11F 0Il TR]DT- to,---rr-,g modern,
residence ON South Detroit part cash. bal.
s77SsI ,S'%5 or a5a7 '' WIZ '''' j" a@"'' car mono
| FOR SALE-Fo Fourroom house. io'. good
"'', "a,', m a." . i,".'u TWO pr,.. M ,n
| Phone ,,o.J
T0P 81 r. Cor--r Io- TI,II7 Zoo, --j,
| walks End r1y.I strr,t ono v,n ,orr,r
/ NJ Peoria and Hodge sfrcptt, ON ear line
/ CalI phone 500.
| list YOrR house. ,,if5 n, for amid, and
satisfactory rentals Cba, Rain sporcr
busincs and realty agent 2lo Bank rom.
| mrrcc Bldg Phone G3S
! FOR SALE-Fiycroom story and a hall
] house in second block south Of Kendall
/ college, ntty foot lot good well and garden
Terms 10 suit Phone 3o22R.
J FOR SALE Two acres. good fyaroom
J. house, fine WELL chicken house fruit
/ trees, etc, $500. good terms win take
TS,S"'"' va '"! property "S part pay "0''
| -
! LOOK II have the cheapest proposition ON
roomlng house ever offered IN Tulsa
c5 rcaty arcnt f' go 'T" hank of ommer"c ] pIhds" IhI"
| phone GQs
to--- o',--
FOR QUICK SALt-Scyen room house
@"[gG @ 'ot I.eHoGG oGo ''4l, E"oa or un'" ,,i" or
H",v' ,na,n t5Jror,.' ,,U III, gnnI DrtroiF
FOR SALE-Two lots. southwest corner Of
Fifteenth and Ouiucy. also four ON south
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FURNISuEn ROOMS

'.N hhN llous. keeping ruow llo West 7
E.-.-.
For RENu-If.Ft TU...N-,...- rooms. 4I- .
NurN Main
FOR RENT I4r-. cool .U......t room.
NOuu.\ ...r- .-T -...,.. .r..r. I.o North
FN.uf sr E. ,,..E
ar. p'"r. -aarI
..--7,
'"" NfN .i'1wh''p"E and sleeping
--- n --- --..--
'uh h.N tN' modern rooms ' S'.-'
per week Phone 52-a.
FOR RH\ Five roums. modern. -l' w
L..N.L.L IhlNc llH.J
LARuE we'll furnished south bedroom ana
Detroit Phone 5s5-R
FOR RENT Thrrs r1,u,s uufurn.sbed no
south FRISCO Phone 1887
FOK RFVT Two -0TrIrnI,I-od rooms. mod
rrn clos. In Phone 2-t-.I
T0V VT(-- g7---------- 90 1E--- -aI7i-
20, Wes, Ninth Iady only ''''
FOE hEN Three rooms, completely i"i.
--.-..a. ..--e .-- ! 1o-y -,2', -
Iok hrNI Two hght Housekeeping rooms,
modern close ln. Phone 9y-.
! l0k RtNI. .Forroom modern apartment
Lhoht ''I q. "ll NuIlh Nam.
] FOR REN1-Iwo furnished rooms for
Housekeeping gl5 south Frisco
/ FOR REyT Furnished rooms for light
! housekeeping modern Pron. lIgO
| TnI VEZS a. ,....----, - ,.-- Ii,,LI
| IN,.,L..,i, " ,n- g,,i, ,b.,.',.,
-.-,--- Nv, E,--,- ~ --oH-- --- --.-,,-
/ lVh NEN south Sleeping ana IEht mousse
Ac,Il1s rooms y-U ). OntZ Zenne-
| FOR RENT Nice cool furnished rooms with
board summer rates. 023 $. Main.
FOR RENTccFgn,,hed room, VII! board,
ron REYT-Largc modern rooms with
board. 72o South Main. Phone 2495
|FOR RFNT-TIrce rooms furnished for
! light housekeeping IO5 West Second
T0R RFNT-CIoso in hon-ckccpinr rooms
215 E. Brady. at Pleasant Rooms Phone
-l.U
FOR RENT Front Icpiug room for gen
ttmen, private entrance. lll2 South De
--2--- = -
! FOR kENI- Three furnished ught house
,,i HN,'P'ng rooms 80 per moN'h' 'o- o.
----7---
! FOR RtNI Nicely furnished room $3.50
week also board $500 per week Phone
2Loo-y.
U@ N .aa mojorns %T s" PSo6g sGs 'oI6 i8o6
burnett
FOR RENT-Ncw clean light housekecpiug
rooms all modern couyeuiences 10 West
2GH,IlH-
| FOR RENT Sleeping room, $3.50; second
,, floor. Reeves Apartment 2oS South
---z -IIg
FOR RENI-iwo very fine furnished house.
keeping rooms modern home, south side.
Huu, , nv
FOR RENT Furnished, southeast front
room modern home. 734 South Denver.
---G ~
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping over Schmidts bakery.
3ll W. Third.
IFOR RENT-Two cool, furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, modern. Rent, $l5
per month Phone 2l6S
NOR RFYT Two rooms for IigbI boTeeLeon-
inc modorn front md 6acR entraTce . 10
South Kenosha Phone 29s9.J
lFOR RFNT-TVo Iarre nicely f1TnisbeG
| front rooms Tor Tgbf bousekeariDg "a 81
,,oaL a0i Gnum RonosL. f'"e' #
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fOh hEN Ihhree fIrnlshed OF unlurhlsneu
close in. ii F, Sixth. Phone 497.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15
TO TRADE

TO EXCHANGE-160 acres fine land in
Hamilton county. Kansas; 90 acres culti-
Of groceries or general merchandise. Address
W. W. Walls, 6spulps, Okla,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-15

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