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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Farmers Are Active.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 4.-The
| farmers caucus of the house I'm the
| fifth legislature was organized this
afternoon. over twenty members
were enrolled after their respective
qualifications had been passed upon
by a committee.
Frank Carpenter OF Bridgeport was
elected chairman and X. X. Fltzger-
aid Of Hob was made secretary.
The farm,iS caucus in this legisla-
ture will WELD "A big influence In the
house and may hold the balance of
power"
we haven't enough members 10
absolutely control the house" said one
farmer. but we can put the brakes
on whenever We think II necessary"
IL was decided to admit TO member
ship In the caucus only men who are
bona fide farmers. They must either
be actively engaged In farming at the
present time or making a living from
farming.
Several non-farmer legislators tried
to get into the caucus by representing
that their hearts were with the
farmers" but the boys from the sticks
refused to fall for this game.
Representatives Simpson, Hendron
and Moore were appointed on COM
mittee to Sc that the farmers get fair
representation on the various COM
mittcos OF the house.
hen Harrison tried 10 get the eau
Gus to permit any one who owns farm
land to be admitted to membership.
but his proposition was quickly voted
down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

what I have said so often in the past,
that everybody knows more than any
body. 1 do not assume as some pub
lie officials seem to assume, that 1
am the master OF all wisdom. l own
myself capable of learning and will
Ing TO learn from my humblest as
we'll as from my highest constituent.
Council and cooperation will always
be welcome. as will criticism when
ever 1t Is fired by patriotism and
by good faith.
With the new year we should all
dedicate ourselves anew to the destiny
of Oklahoma and to the service OF
l trust that the horn
OF plenty may be In the hand OF every
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
SEN. GORE THANKS
HIS SUPPORTERS
'''PN appreciates the Handsome
Vote Which Reelected
Him.

IN appreciation of the united sun
port OF MS oklahoma constituency in
tne last general election. IrnIted
states Senator Thomas p. Gore has
forwarded the following letter to The
World. In which he thanks the voters
lNr returning him to seat I'm the
senate: NV
My Dear Sir: have deferred tin
.ne death or the old year and the
pirth OF the new to tender my thanks
10 the citizenship and to the electorate
OF Oklahoma for the magnificent ma
Jority which / received in the recent
election. l have done this I'm order
10 unite an expression OF my thanks
Tor TINS generous confidence with an
expression of my hearty good wishes
Tor the continuing progress and in
creasing prosperity OF our matchless
state and its matchless people.
No public servant was ever honored
with more signal proof OF public
taith ana favor No such servant was
ever impressed with deeper sense OF
oDiisatloh Tor such repeated proofs
of favor and fidelity on the part OF
his constituency
My sense Of obligation and my sem
timents OF appreciation are deepened
by the fact that that unprecedented
majority was not due to the members
OF my own political party alone, but
that patriotic citizens affiliated with
other political parties contributed to
this splendid triumph. I may say
that carried every county I'm the |
state. save three alone. and lost two |
of those by less than one hundred |
each This. OF course. makes assur- |
ance dOubly sure that | am indebted |
TO every class OF my constituency for
his marked manifestation OF loyalty |
and good will. and II reinforces my
iuty as well as my purpose to serve
he entire state and to serve the en-
ire people In an official way without
or discrimination. Indeed,
shall tender the people OF Oklahoma
he assurance given by Queen Dido to
he wandering Aenias that both
ryrians and Trojans shall be treated
~ me without distinction.
/ may be allowed TO say once more
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
ONLY REPUBLICAN
OFFICER Is GONE
Met tullOugh Has served the County
Well as Sheriff for Four
Years

"Wcu, wouldn't hardly say back
10 the farm"
This from the cN-sheriff Of Tulsa
county yesterday when a World rep
resentaUve iutmated that he would
quit city life for a while at least.
BIN Mccullough, who has served
for tour wears as sheriff Of this
county, yesterday was Topped off the
official pay list Mccullough Is the
only Republican who has over held a
Tulsa county office by either election
or appointment.
well / think I have served the
public just about the way they
wanted To be served" summed up
Mccullough. 81 know that I gave the
best there was I'm me. II failed or
seemed To neglect my duty 1t was a
sin OF commission aud not OF com
mission
James Woolcy, county commits
siouer for the last TWO years, sue
cceds Mccullough as sheriff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
CELEBRATE THURS.

\otlccs have been sent out 10 all
knights Of Pythias in this district
Notifying hem OF the coming cclebra-
ton Of the tenth anniversary OF the
establishment OF Silver Plume lodge
n Tulsa The celebration viii be held
in the IS. " =. hall on Thursday even
mr. January T.
Although a short program will be
rendered In commcmorauun Of the
anniversary, the principal celebration
VIII take the form Of an old clothes
social for the benefit of those less
order old clothes. food or money
VIII Doe acceptable 10 the committee
having charge of the meeting. all Of
which Will be turned over to the local
charitable" institutions to De used
where ID viii do the mosr good The
committee In charge Is composed of
q. lI Chandler Milo r. Reed aud Rev
j. D, II. EcCdy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Insrnm y Candidate.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan Jesse
H. horton Of oklahoma city was this
afternoon selected by the Republican
caucus AZ the Republican candidate
Tor speaker OF the lower house OF
the oklahoma legislature, and also
named as the minority leader Of the
lower house Ed Ingram, editor Of
tho Elngrisher Free Press. was named
as the Republican candidate for chief
clerk OF the house, and George II.
Dodson Of oklahoma city formerly
secretary Of the state Republican CEN
iral committee. was chosen as ctndi-
'atc for sergeant 1t arms While the
Republicans ar" not expecting 10 gain
places for their candidates on the Of
neal list In the house. they preferred
TO name candidates for the places.
The minority intends to help In ey-
cry way possible their associates i'm
The majority i'm the enactment of safe
and sane legislation and will not try
to hinder good wuri, sought to be
done because Of the fact that they are
OF the minority
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
KIDNAPPING NURSE
WILL LOCATE HERE

Special 10 The World
MISKOGE, Okla, Jan, 4. Juiia
kfasuSky, the nurse who caused ma
tion-wlde sensation by kidnapping Nir-
gina Leo Gerhard, the 4-yCar- old
daughter OF II 81. Louis business man
and who was located with the child IN
MuskOgoe after search covering siA
days, stopped In Muskogee the lat
ter part OF last week 10 visit friends
she made here at the time Of her cap
ture. The young woman left hCtc for
Iulsa, whore she Will visit Eugene
curtis, Virginia Gerhard's uncle.
The nurse has been separated from
the child which she has nursed from
the tender age Of u days.
she has brOOded over the loss OF
the child until she Is now thin and
worn and her voice when she speaks
OF her little nurseling Is broken with
sorrow.
Julia Kra5usky stated before lcay-
ing here that she intended 10 look for
a location 10 start a boarding house
IN Tulsa, where she expects 10 live the
of her lifc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
ODD FELLOWS WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS

THE public installation Of officers
Of the j. o. .. j.. lodge OF Tulsa Will
b" held iu Masonic hall Wednesday
night at o'clock. Refreshments
win bo served and an enjoyable even
iu" viii bee spent 10y the several hun
drcd Odd Fellows, their families and
friends.
The officers to be Installed are as
follows.
Roy WilcoXsop, noblo grand Chas,
Btyau, district deputy grand master,
y. 5. Siirglcy, secretary John Misen-
urcr
H. H. Cline rctircs as district deputy
as the result Of his election as grand
warden of the state Organization at
the roccut convention held here,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
SHOOK HANDS WID IN

OKLAHOMA cry, Jan 49,
They are telling a good story here
on Representative WASH Hudson
of Tulsa. ~ course ~ is untrue.
During the spirited fight for
thc spo1kership Of the house
lludson's name appeared prOmi-
nently in the local press, ana he
'rut quite 5Wath' around the
lObbios Of the hotels
Two colored chambrmaids nt
The Lco-liucflns were overheard
discussing the various celebrities,
$50 the story goes
'DOd go all cyah see dis hcah
W1ahJ Hudson" inquired one Of
ih" dusky damscls.
'Sno him o." circulated the
other Laws sake, chile, an done
aAooh hands wld 'lm."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

railroad employees Of the state are not
In f'yor og Legislation that Will add
additional burdens 10 the carriers.
Cost 10 Roads.
The Iull crew bin alone would cost
lho railroads OF the state 100000 q
year, which amount would be per
cent ON practically $1,000, 600. III
Udcd at $4,000 mile. would build
ESQ miles OF railroad, or line every
year mat would reach across the state
of Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
LASWELL LANDS JOB
10 BE Chicr Clerk In state \udltor's
Officc

After a mouths visit In Kansas city
and other Missouri points, j. A. Las
we'll formerly chief clcrl, of the dis
trict court, viii go TO oklahoma city
To assume the duties of chief clerk OF
the state auditors office. under +. B
Howard of Tulsa
Although Iaswcll for several days
has been assured of the appointment.
II was not until yesterday morning
that Howard made his choice public.
IasWrl has been connected with
the Tulsa county courts since 1905.
lie has a wide experience both I'm
that tine Of business and other cler-
lr1l duties
tie viii draw a salary OF $500
year from the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
[ r ADE s
106 EAST SECOND STREET
AVERY HEADS BOARD
'hcc'ed Chairman of the Board OF
County commissioners.

Aside from the Reelection of Cy
Avery as chairman of the board OF
county commissioners and the nam
ing of E. w Lucas, new board mem
Der, as vice chairman. no business was
handled by the new commissioners
) yesterday. They adjourned at 4 o'clock
10 continue the session this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Whole Hearted Sacrifice

Nhen unexpected company came TO
dinner little Betty was told privately
mat she and mother would have TO
nave oyster soup without the oysters
Inc young lady was much flattered at
her snare in this sacrifice to hospital
ny and apparently disappointed when
she round one small oyster in her
plate. Holding it up on the spoon.
s"o injured In stage whisper:
Mother' shouldn't Mrs. Smith have
this oyster, too New York Evenin'5
Post 'hi"S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Continued From Page OueD
-
for the appointment OF scrgeauts at
arms.
U,,,, C.o,... n. ,,........ T.. 49,.
cbair y ''a,I 'i man ioi'' Iiuil'el III 1,lg
~ ~ DiuuuS ,S Na9 'aieu " ~ uvi
,ai, ,so,rslsl"'iNe Irslsl"'iNe nan at ~ CLOCK
'''i2 S 'C' ~ oiIpVii; rp9iI ~,
d,Soot, ia dl,i VI t.IIlu, oHc u @ ,i's
,,,,,i,l,,i.. l1'l, ioI apeaNei wa" wac
ca,'c,,,, ''''' ''0'S' '''"'' Vi INC
I,'a.,i.,,. ..,
yIors UIul,ns 10 P,s-uuId .'seu plans
- ~ l'I"brmh ""S noIn
t't c,S, Spt'hGl' IHeH lo'IoMe eu
,'r,,t'S - W SPgecile7' Seco"u'hs tue
',o',.'Il''.oII. ,,,II1 a,I I'NelS ne" HleIiLper
Alouo =" uevi1I az % illii'9'L ~
l',"' VI ~ ~ W. C VI W mans ~'llId ~I.i9 pou-
uleS ,,l any the usual De''ocratic ha'
'"pu9 '"IhS were inaue,
pm peInB lhNitGu 10 auuI Its9 IHO
caucus McNrory mace prlel speech'
Harrison Gets on.
81 shall assume the speakership,"
ne aalu, WIN CIeah hahds' ana l ask
L''I YOU mem perS give me your
''I'S o-operdIioH ana support
orn"roIact @ a' yyiI,o iST Upp3Hed Sn Tho os Gor
cr'or erect Nlulams TOT the speaker
wagon, wagon, III sense Dy nominating
w IMAM II, A. Duraht Ior speaker pro
I'm DuIaht was elected by acclama-
uou "hereupon ne uelNereu lhe ohly
'c"i speech OF the forenoon
we are going TO nave 'he most |
hai uioiious session OF the legislature
%el heIu III TINS state, ne declared
'ur speaker. MI McE rory ~ man
o. g. 'a!' tliat mere WIN De 10 eAcuSe
'oI an ihSurgeht move
Durant made plea for better com
IIli'tee WORK AZ the last session, ne
pointed out, nearly nlhe hundred Dllls
were introduced lie urged each
tlleIlper TO feiralh from introducing
or Impossible meas
ureS' re pecLtreu that the commit
ICES should give more ATTENTION TO
s pIns peioro thein instead OF BIancIhS
So, o,'U' "i,u h, ~ he ''''''
we must not try to repeal or
every law on the statute
books, he said in conclusion
CIV Candidates.
,,., .. =,
men IL came ulhe 10 name the
Sergeahts at arms SIX candidates were
placed IN nomination IL vas dlscOV-
ertu ti'al the la" PROVIDES Ior an as {
5lstaht sergeant at arms, bul no 4
sergeant at arms ana thlS was IN ,
orpreteu as meaning thal the assist J
- t' tho 'u,U op au''It' w docidod ~
elect a First assistant and then
name assistants to him.
Five OF the six men nominated were :
ined up In front of the speakers )
lesk. but owing to the absence Of =
he sixth. il was decided to adjourn )
lntil 1 o'clock D. m, i'm the Interest /
If fair play"
A temporary legal advisory COM :,
uittec. consisting of REPRESENTATIVES :
, d. Plnkham. n. II. Glasco and $
ohm H. Wright, was named. and EN-. 4,
covered To investigate the law on the :
of sergeants. There
eemed to he some question as to
whether two assistants or three
hould be appointed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05

Okla homan during the new year ana
,nat an manner OF good fortune NAV
attend them. With the further v1sk
.hat each and all may enjoy many r.
fellow-citizens. NJ
Your most obedient servant
7. p. CORR.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
[ X AID s
DOPE

strictly cash, no delivery and sell
better goods for less, is a winner, and
all VINO DO not get on the band
wagon VIII become sick of the grocery
business and sell out and attend the
worlds fair.
Inc LONG profit question on gro
cerles Is gone In Tulsa, and as soon
az people learn TO use their OWN
JUDGMENT instead Of FAKE adver-
usements, they will then buy dry
goods, shoes and clothing at reason
abIe prices. II is common practice
10 trke suit of clithes that cost $3.50.
marx IL $50, run red line through
ana marx II ., and then give 1t away
at 'l-.oO 1t Is as bad in shoes and
otHei INES. Most advertising is writ
Nm 10 eaten suckers, The Retail
MeIcHants association says If they can
by COOPERATION in DEIJVERTNC
goods, save IN EXPENSES. that they
can sell for less. That is good DOPE
II lhoH do not deliver AT ALI. they
cah sun sell for less, and If thev
would all QUIT the CREDIT system
they could still sell for less. WHY
should farmer pay for delivery to
people In the City??? Or why sh0uId
those who pay cash pay the debts Of
those VINO cannot pay?
BANKERS were afraid Of us and
W, wholesale houses would not trust MS,
hey said our prices were TOO low
TO be consistent with good business
methods We RISK our judgment
thd the people stand by us, and we
nave won and now others are GET
'Ing on the band wagon.
We do not ask SYMPATHY. for We
no not deserve 1t. But we do ask Won
20 stand by us now, 80 long as we con
inue ,i, 20 sell you better goods for less
Heed your trade and we need It
'IUH remember, no matter prices
pleased. Il "o'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
\ Different Proposition

carly" '''oPP'ns
yes
but I'm making my New Years
resolutions as late as possible. Come
on and I'll buy you a final drinJ, "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
PropoScd Legislation Would
Greatly Handicap the
Railroads.
HAMPER THE SERVICE


u...|r
'' ,g,\t, ,Ir,- Ian ID Oh,
,..,,It ,lI.,botrg Ingl.IlrHr. u..-o,
,',,,a r,,'r,s1 measure,
tt. ., .,'.,.',r,.I ,yuI b. pr...lrcd
"'' '' ','.,.. ,..,.r,..,. ~ tho rn,ds .ra
,tI h.. nm. ,rd,uparrd
ia, ma, opIy UIu those common
,,i.ry I. t,r,r.r,d prcafI. In ri4-
inr the best service. but their already
d.srrodilcd securities Will completely
lose favor Nllh investors.
Among me measures "h''a III Ia ~"
dersi"od WlIl De lhlro"u.'u "' 'I'
present session are "nal 't' .'"M az
the run crew, car I'i''' '"" ""7
pIIai hllIs.
The term lIII crew l5 .I''l"'n o.
in 'haI Ij ""u'd i'ad ne p''II, J." ,''-
Icic Ih'' me IuHroadS are H"i mann
tanning a.IlI'Irnl IoIct P'"prr,H an"
S'I'lt II" man ih''I ,I'''a "' ''"
l"ad. mo-" nave ana ever Il'H' I'"
INli 'I'"7 on l"e'I 'Ia'Hh' "n' ~
HnIilrlrhl number OF men tl 'I I'''''7
properly ana haI.Iy |" "p'I1'e 'ii .iI.
Ihe lh"'Hh "PP'iI1"Sl iil .n' minus
"' olIl''IH la th' AbI'I] "l lh' p""''
tld Ils tlnpI"t'A anu me 0'I' opera
il"h OF lhclI trains. II the I'lII"ada
are not credited win ptInS HI'I'7i'u
FROM standpoint OF humanity h
t.IlN manning lhtli IalH7' Il must Doe
"dWIli'u lhdl ihtF '"uI" Toe II"h
monetary sIahdp"lnl' as p'I7"h'i IN
Juri'0. wrecked equipment ana jam
aged lltlshI are some o. ,h' uD'NI'9'
hrWs or expense "hlch lnr i'iII"ius
iyi ,', u" ,'r'' -, ,,'i ..i ,'., w.,
(. mo- need
,,i... r,,,,,.,,..i,.,,
"''' '77'"'
T.". aH.#I| q Oh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
A Correction

Willie Hill, who catches dogs for
me city, called The World by tele-
phone last night and said that he was
arrested on North Boston avenue in
stead or Greenwood, as reported. Hin
demanded that the correction he
made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Useful Knowledge.

.. '1'IHi h"bNl'us''
What Is the first thing "A woman
ought to learn about running an au-
tOmobile2"
The telephone number Of the re-
pair shop. "-W Washington Star
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Legislators to Open SeS-
sion Today at Noon

Continued From Page OneD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
Those in Nomination.

The following candidates were nom
mated II. H. Sadler Norman; John
y. Jenkins, Grady county; !. G.
Thomas, Coal county; w. O. Carr,
John Chenowith, Altus; O. w Taylor,
pontotoc county
Upon reconyeuing at 4 o'clock the
legal advisory committee reported
that the law provided for three as
sistunt serEeants at arms. who must
also serve as door-keepers, and the
following were then elected:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF the South.

The STANDARD Railroad OF the South
EFFECTIVE APRIL ., I116.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South; s:Is A. n. and s:ss
For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ. 400
p. NJ. 4:l0 p. n.
For N. 8 w: Ry. West: s:ls A. n. $50
A. NJ, 500 p. NJ. $40 p. III.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. s;lS A IL.
Sis A. NJ, 300 A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ.
H:0o P. NJ. t+:i0 p. NJ. 6:66 p. NJ. e:s5 p. NJ,
s:3, P. NJ. 1880 p. NJ.
Fec Goldsboro and Fayetteville. $500 3. II.
s:lS A. NJ. $50 a. A.. 1881 A. NJ, tI0;45
A. NJ. 1870 A. NJ, '.:lo P. NJ. tl:D p. n,
u:S P. Il.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
limo OF arrival and departure and connso-
lions not guaranteed.
c. q. CAMPBELL. D. p. A.. 1873 Main St
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
FOR SALE-anImAls.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT GKUIL,S STABLES, Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

Parties in need of good. servIceable
work, can find them at our stables and
sec them at work. We have mules
from 500 to 1850 pounds; price, SI25
per pair up. and horses and mares from
900 to l,400 pounds; price. s65 a head
up. This stock Is all In good condition.
ant Will be sold under full guarantee
!. not az represented money refunded.
FOR sale. one pair young bay mules,
1880 pounds each. Also one double
truck and harness. Address Stratton &:
Bragg Co.. Petersburg. Va.
G mules we n SOL farthsr az ass s s4E
bargain; l pair will weigh $3.50 pounds,
6 years old, sound, price $3.50; pair
Will weigh 2.4O0 pounds. price $500;
pair, years old. weigh 1000 pounds.
Cheap mules ""S for si7S 5oe W Sih 2p'o POO
pounds. pair mules for s15c. Also
of the best broke horses in the
city, years. old. sound; price. 800.
Any one looking call and see this
stock before buying. They are all
In fine condition. Can be seen at
Cranes southern Transfer Stable. No,
lG South Fifteenth Street Half square
from Main Street Station. No connec-
ton with any other stable.
HORSES and mules for sale or hire
Phone Randolph 4376.
COLLIE pups. sired by Campbell Arms
kisk Sample: we'll marked from
highest bred dams: males $40; females
SIS. w. r. Patrick. Rustburg, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
Fer Observation-Disclosures.

EGR Observation-Disclosures
TENTS. all sizes: sale or renting for
campers. L. Rose e. Co. 420 Brook
Avenue Randolph 144S.
FOR sale. nice clean white paper IS
and 90 Inches wide. Suitable for wrap
ping anything recurring white paper.
such as bread, glassware, laundry. etc.
1925 per 100 pounds at the office; also
old papers at SO cents per 100 pounds
Cal, at Times Dispatch office. irst
floor.
FOR sale, choice lot of country cured
hams. sides and shoulders at reason
"a BILE prices. e. w. Evans & Co, 1919
East Cary Street. Phone Madison ESQ,
GRAND STAND LUMBER MUST BE
SOLD
q inches by IL inches. IL to 90 feet
long; inches by 6 inches, IL to "a
feet long; various other sizes and
lengths: $4,000 feet of desirable lum-
Der at your price. See man in charge
at Lee Monument. Clarence Cosby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
FOR RENT-Rooms.

NEATLY furnished rooms In a quiet
respectable house. at very reasona BILE
rates: gentlemen only taken. us East
Marshall Street.
CENTRALLY located furnished rooms
No. South Fifth Street.
FURNISHED room "a North Sixth
Street. between Franklin and Main.
LARGE, well-furnished room. running
water; bath. Transients accommo-
da ted. 81 West Grace.
ATTRACTINELY furnished rooms
modern Fifth and Main. fourth
floor Virginia Building. Madison 3322-J
TWO connecting rooms completely fur
nishcd for housekeeping. lGt West
Grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
List Your Vacant
Property
Rent List
Real Estate

Those who say List your houses with
US We have no trouble in getting
tenants" handle the truth with yarn
gloves on. We experience more or less
trouble in securing acceptable tenants,
but when once secured remain indefi :
nitely; Fact is. We have many tenants
are supposed by the general public TO
be the actual owners of their respective
domiciles.
For the best service to both Lessor
and Lessee. select
EDWARD S. ROSE CO..
Real Estate in All Branches.
II North Eleventh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10

VIRGINIA beach, tho Burbank Cot
tage will open May is Reservations
now being made at 827 West Franklin
street. Richmond. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-10
MEETINGS.

A stated communication of Met
Xxx ropolitan Lodge. No. Ii. A. F.
Nv & Il. ri, will be held in the
Masonic Temple THURSDAY EVEN
ING, June 10, 1915, at o'clock Mem
bers of sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited
BY order OF the worshipfui master.
w. y. WATKINS,
Secretary.