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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
AN ASTONISHING EXAMPLE
OF INGRATITUDE

1t is admitted that ingratitude is
one of the most depicable traits of
mean persons character. Within
recent months an astonishing and
humiliating example Of ingratitude
has been brought to the attention Of
the people of the country. Some of
the Americans who were stranded In
Europe at the outbreak of the war
have refused to pay the government
for sending them money on the
cruiser Tennessee to pay their way
home. When they appealed to this
government for help they were
promptly aided. Every American
applauded this step which the gov
ernment took for the protection OF
it's people and it is surprising to say
the least to learn that some of those
who were shown such consideration
have shown that they are devoid of
appreciation.
The government did not require
those who were furnished the money
to give security. Such a request
under the circumstances would have
been an insult but in the cases oi
those who have refused to pay il
would have been good business pol
icy They were all people of more
than moderate means or they would
not have been in Europe spending
money freely until the channels OF
getting unds from home Were
closed In refusing the paymen
their only cain is that they were
not legally bound.
Secretary McAdoo has threatened
to publish the names of those who
refuse to discharge this debt o
honor. BY all means he should d,
this.
Such a step would not only serve
as a stimulus to the recalcitrantI
but would be a protection to th'
public. People who may have bust
ness dealings with these ingrate
and dead beats should know whit
they are. Pensacola News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
MONUMENT THAT WILL
OUTLAST THE SPHINX

Atlanta, Ca, eSpt. 16--Georgia is
facing, almost without realizing it.
the possibility Of giving to remote
posterity a monument that will out
last the Sphinx and the Pyramids.
There has been some talk of using
the northern face Of Stone Mountain
as memorial or monument to the
Confederate dead. II this is accom-
plished in a big way, the result will
be one that will be standing When
the present civilization in America
has passed AWAY. and when even
! present language is forgotten.
Stone mountains Is not only the
! largest granite monolith in the
world, but is made of the hardest
kind of stone. As compared to it
the stone from which the Sphinx is
carved and the Pyramids are build
ed is of soft material.
Stone mountain is bigger than any
of the pyramids, the largest Of which
covers only about eleven acres, and
from 1t could be cut the solid blocks
for a score of Shhinxes.
She pyramids were built approx
mately $500 B. c., or 4,500 years
ago. The Sphinx is probably no
quite as old as the oldest pyramids
All are slowly wearing away, though
thousand of years will pass befor,
they will disappear. But 10000
years, barring cataclysms of nature
will leave Stone Mountain standing
and il the proposed Monument to tn
Confederacy, instead of being merel
an inscription that will wear ava
in few thousand years,
, sculptured on some huge and rugge
scale like the works of the ancien
) Egyptians, 1t will last as long a
the world lasts-for SO long tim
that before it disappears, the objec
, for which it was erected may b
| more vague than the legendary war
/ of the Shepherd Kings befor
!. Rameses and his forbears founde
Thebes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
PRESENT RUSSIAN
FORCE ESTIMATED
At l,O93,250
(By Associated Press. }

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. IT,
La Suisse estimates that 2,571,75O
Russians have been taken prisoners
by the Germans and Austrians since
May 1. The figures are taken from
Berlin and Vienna official state
ments. The paper adds that before
May the statements showed 1885,.
900 Russians taken prisoners. The
war minister told the Russian Duma
that the total at the front since the
war started was five million and six
ty thousand, consequently the pres
ent total Russian force is 1,O93,25O, /,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
THERE WILL BE NO NEW
COUNTY OF BLOXHAM

Ocala, Sept. 16.-After one Of
the most animated campaigns that
has been waged in Marion and levy
counties since reconstruction times.
the proposition to create Bloxham
county by a division of the two coun'
ties lost out Tuesday. Marion county
was almost solid against the propo-
sition, and but for WillistOn. which
was promised the county seat. and
one other precinct, Levy is against
it also. The returns from all the
voting places have been received
with the exception of Gulf Hammock
"a small precinct-and the oppo.
sition to the creation of the new
county won by about 40.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
FRFNCH CHAMBER MEETS

Paris, Sept. 16.-The Chamber OF
deputies which adjourned Aug. IS,
econvened here today. The sensa-
ional closing of the last meeting
With the signal victory for the Waco
ian cabinet has put quietus upon
he opponents of the administration.
I Is proposed that the State create
monopoly ON the manufacture of in
iustrial alcohol and endeavor to find
IN additional outlet for the product
lmnng consumers of fuel, such as
,wners Of automobiles. Comprehen-
.sixe reforms in the liquor trade will
probably be inaugurated The privi-
5oees enjoyed by private individuals
who are now permitted to distiil
brandy from their own fruits will
probably be suppressed. The abolish
pment Of military law outside of tht
zone Of military activities kas given
business . decided impetus.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
O.0O0 WORTH Of WHEAT
PPFD. FROM AMERICA
|CONF|SCATED BY BRITISH
KILLED HIM WHILE
BAPTlZING WAS IN PROGRESS

Columbus, Ga, Sept. 15.-A ne
gro baptizing in the Chattahoochec
river on the place of G. Gunby Jor-
dan was brought to an abrupt and
startling close Sunday when A. ].
Hill, a negro, shot and killed Stan
ford Harper, another negro, who
charged him with stealing half
pint of whiskey which he had at the
baptizing for the purpose of selling
it.
The shooting occurred just at the
end of the ceremony when the negro
pastor was coming out of the water,
followed by the negroes he had bap-
tized, and while about 500 on the
banks were singing and shouting.
The negro who did the killing was
standing near the water edge. When
the Harper negro came up he ac-
cused him of stealing half pint OF
whiskey which he had for sale. The
negro denied it and one word
brought on another and finally the
guns were brought into play.
The crowd forgot all about shout
ing and scattered to the four winds
leaving the preacher and those bap'
tized in the water while the Hill
negro took to the tall and uncut
Hill was later arrested by Sheriff
Jesse Beard and lodged in the Musco
gee county Jail. He claims self-de
fense. The negroes were very ex
cited and aided in the chase of th'
fugitive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
LAD HORRIBLY MANGLED BY
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE CAPS

Orlando, Sept. 16-With three
fingers of his left hand gone, por-
tion of the flesh torn from his right
thigh, his eyes badly damaged and
suffering form general injuries. AL
fred, the fourteen-year-old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Barker OF
No. 4OS West Central avenue. is az
the McEwan Hospital receiving sur
gical treatment as a result of his be-
| ing a victim of an explosion of dyna-
mite caps with which he was play
| ing.
| According to the story, several
BOYS had found a box of dynamite
CAPS somewhere and were playing
with them, setting them off with the
fuses. They went to the ditch be-
tween Lake Adair and Lake Con-
cord and Alfred Barker and Marion
Freeman, two of the boys, remained
after the others had gone home and
tried their luck with fish in thc
ditch.
Marion went up the ditch little
ways and set off cap and threw II
down in the water. Almost at tho
same time he heard an explosion
back where he had left Alfred. H'
heard a call for help from the lar
and rushed to his side. He foun'
his PROSTATE and with the bloot
flowing from wounds where the ex
plosion had torn his flesh.
The dynamite caps were by hi
/, side before the explosion and it I:
believed that the fuse which he wa
lighting or the match with whicl
he had lighted the fuse had touche
J the caps in the box. All had ex
| ploded, the detonation being equa
| I to that of a good sized charge O
: dynamite. Alfred told his compan
: | ion to go for help as he knew tina
, Marion could not carry him alone i
his injured condition. A man fsf
ing with pole and line nearby, how
ever, had been attracted to the seen
by the calls for help and the tw
/ were able to carry young Baker
: the home of L C. Hawley nearby.
: telephone call was sent from there
|, the hospital and to Mr.. Barker an
r an auto sped to the scene and ca
ried the lad TO the hospital wheI
he was placed under an anesthet
and his injuries dressed, The accc
dent happened a few minutes aft
six o'clock Monday evening.
n Alfred went throug the orde
n very pluckily and talked to h
.e father this morning about the acc
N dent. While his eyes are serious
h hurt everything possible is beir
done to save his sight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
1900 j. S. TROOPS READY
TO PROTECT AMERICANS
AGAINST MEXICAN UPRISING
(By Associated Press. }

Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 16.--
Four thousand United States troops
are ready today for hurry calls to
any section where demonstrations
against Americans might arise as
the result of the Mexican Independ-
ence Day celebration. The prelimi-
nary celebration yesterday was
without untoward incident. Carran-
"a authorities announced that they
would take measures to quell any
demonstrations on their side of the
river.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
OFFICERS APPOINTED FOR NEW
COUNTY OF 0KAL00SA

Tallahassee, Sept. 16. 6.-Governor
Trammell has announced his ap-
pointment of officials to serve in
okaloosa county until the first elec-
tion. The act of the last legisla-
ture in creating the new county out
of parts of Walton and Santa Rosa
counties was ratified last week, and
since Saturday delegations Of citi-
Lzens from the new county have been
! in Tallahassee awaiting formal an
nouneement of officials. The delega-
tion consisted OF W. H. Mapoles, Of
Laurel Hill. known as The Father
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Territorial Reserves Called Out
(HY Aasociat sd prea4.)

PetrOgrad, Sept. 16.-An imper-
ial ukase was issued today calling
to the colors the reserves Of the ter
ritorial army. The senate is in
structed to determine ages, the num-
ber of reserves and the districts from
which they shall be called.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Liner EUPHRATE
Goes. ASHORE;
Crew SAFE
(By Associated Press.

Marseilles. France. Sept. i6.-
The liner Euphrate, owned by the
Massagaries Maratime Co. has gone
ashore on Sovootra island and is
probably a total loss. Passing steam
ers rescued the passengers and crew.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Bulgaria Calls for Explanation
(By Associated Press.)

Rome, Sept. 16.-Because of the
concentration of Greek and Ruman-
ian troops on the Bulgarian frontier
the Bulgarian foreign minister has
instructed his representatives at
thens and Bucharest to request an
immediate and definite explanation.
according to a Sofia dispatch to Gior-
male De Italia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
SUFFRAGE BASEBALL GAME

Pittsburg, eSpt. IA special
baseball game will be played this af-
ternoon at Forbes Field for the bene-
it OF the Equal Franchise Federation.
which is taking an active part for
woman suffrage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
PH1LADELPHIAs BIG LIBRARY

Philadelphia, Sept. 10. 6.-Ground
was broken here today at 10Th and
Vine streets for the new $3,5OO,OOO
free library. Since it's inception many
years ago, the city's free library has
ever been struggling to meet public
demands. The new library will ex-
cell all others in the United States
except that Of New York City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Capture of Pinsk Is Announced
(Ry Associated Press.)

Turin, Italy, Sept. 16.-The cap
tain of the steamer Concettina. ac
cording to an Anconda dispatch to
Stampa, says he was chased by two
Austrian torpedo boat destroyers
off Carqano peninsula. An Italian
submarine appeared and sank the
destroyers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
NEGRO SCHOOL EXHIBITION

Chicago. sept. 16.-The exhibition
OF the handfwork of 100000 negro
school children from all parts Of the
United States which has been open
here since the 23rd OF last month
closed today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16

New York, Sept. l6.-Johnny
Dundee and Johnny Griffith will
clash in a limited round battle in
the Madison Square Garden tonight.
Dundee is a strong favorite.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
100000
FIRE At miami
LAST NIGHT; As
Yachts Burned
(By Associated Press. }


Miami, Fla, Sept. Forty
five small yachts were destroyed
when the J. B. Southall shipyard
was burned last night. Total loss
about 100000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
1px Assn.iaind rress. J

Berlin, SEPT l6.-Army head
quarters have announced the cap
ture of the Russian city of Pinsk,
about 100 miles east of Brost Ii
tovsk
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
(By Associated Press. }

London. Sept. i6-Tha admiralty
has announced that the British sub
marine 4 I was probably sunk of
the Dar,laEelles.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
HE SAYS THE WEST IS
STRONG FOR WILSON

Savannah Ca, Sept. l6-'The
Wilson policy is making hit In
the west and the exposition is \
grand old show, according to Col.
Robert l.. Colding. who has returned
to the city after attending the meet
ing of the general grand chapter and
general grand council of Masons in
the big California city.
No, Col. Colding was not held up
by highwaymen, nor did he come
in contact with any regular despera-
does at any point along the route,
but, he says he was robbed most
thoroughly by the hotels on the
coast. These hostelries, according
to the Savannah attorney, maintain
outrageous prices and the prop
rietOrs Of each Pacific hotel Is OIL
the road to wealth and opulence.
Col. Colding was away month
While in the West he visited Spo
kane, Seattle, Portland, Victoria
British Columbia and the exposition'
at frisco and San Diego.
"The Panama Pacific exposition l.
well-managed and well-attendct
affair."" observed the lawyer reflec
lively. 'Tt is making money and Il
being greatly enjoyed. | have bee'
fortunate enough to see nearly al
of the big expositions held in tn
West and can say that the 'Frisc'
exhibition is the best of them all.
! Strong For Wilson
Col. Colding stated that the peo
pie of the great West are strong TO
Wilson and his policy. They en-
dorse everything the President ha
DONE" declared Col. Colding, IAN
are of the belief that he will be re
elected by a great majority
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
Italian Ship Chased
(By Associated Press,

London, Sept. 16. British
casualties In the Dardanelles to Aug.
81 were $3.50; killed 1868.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-16
WEATHER

Probably showers
tonight and his
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12
KNOW WHEN YOU SEE THEM.
Trees That Cannot BE Compared
with Anything Else.

sn,akino ~ tbo yiont r~edyyoods Of
r~,IIIlCor"in,7 En,orson Unupb uritoe IN
a''GI,,% r.''' E'"n a'o pol "''''A ~
'''I 7a,u' I"S Ii',,,',n tnc ,~orul,cc
O., - anu n.y. ~ Inc gjInnrt g1d-
~ otrangn sc]rs,tinn Strikes van
u,,,y 12''"n ,nnat W., No sgson
'uu'i tuo $3.50. 1890. a.
1oll'l ,,'I,I os' n n,r,, ,nyaTmnrie
'Itlu' T 'n",'n,r',,ii c,I,ra 20 uitb
."'" u' .' W., tho wnriI .on,C-
aul,I''n9 'lsv III ,l, ""I'u T', In
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u LOOKS S"l'u'u anu S'g'Sq as ~
rises mere laI away hISa "uGst az
the "'H'r grant uecs VI inherent
species
lou nave ihat same 'IIl.n IN Ing
lhIoal3 o lell Mneh you t'ISI lUChcu
INTO the tfand canyon or me 'CoIo-
raGo. loa nave seen your ilIsl Sc.
quota. not all tine world can snow
You anything hke II. a..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12

KANSAS CITY, Nay II"UOUS|Ke Re.
ccipts 10000 steady; bulk, $1,000 1Oi
heavy. S725m7 1855; packers and butchers,
S725m7 toi lights, 81. 3Om742i4 pigs.
81. I5M72j.
CATrLE-Reccipts 1000. higher; prime
led steers. Ss.IO@0.OO; dressed beef steers,
S7.7UmS25: southern. steers, S665W115i
COWS. S~I25m77j; hcifers SIO0m9.OO
stockcrs. SG.jOmS.2j.
SHEEP Receipts $500; higher; lambs,
$3.50 l.. 90; ycarliugs, 81 so m95o; weth-
cr.. 50. oOms75t ewes, SG.5Om 800 stock
nra- Nl.lnMs 30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12

TVTNTOOT- May II.O0II0m- -W0T- as
Good middliup 5G0d middIine. 5.24d.
midIiug. sod. Sales 1000. sporu.
Iati0u and export 900 Receipts $4,000. Fu.
lures quiet and steady May June b 2Ois d.
JurrJuly. 5g6Ld, JuIy-August. j.g2E I'd.
august September. 5luiad. Octobor-N oycm
brr. 5.1ld. JANUARY. February. 5.G6Isd.
M~arrh.hpril, 73d May-Juoe. 5Iglad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12


iNh NN, '''. bargain d." '''" lofts.
'..-0
FOR SALE Some real I|Ir-I|n~ boo Pos.
d,ue... Phone 1ur9
FOR SALE on KE.r rI,pruum furnished
apartment. 200 South Euu|U,.
7--,r- -,r--
~. IN pI-i. ,,o. u i. p..,n.
., .-
'
-l-I -.-,. .u..- i.o.. ..
FOR ~AII-~.N.r Duus. muHUJn lN' South
N2Eal,,- lLo.h., Il,l-l.,. sN..I- $40
FOR SALE DOB acres. 400 Iu furt. will urU
dury ST. 600 season. Close tD city. Phone
goo b q PcrIu,
Enp SAFE r.,.- r.-- --,-., ,.--.r r-r
4l,I5.. seven blocks of Mai, ,rr..t. sI.gON
Terms. Phone 400. n. Irttu..
NON -..- .-I T-.,-- ---I mn
j 'N - "i ,o" ."i'.w 'Sr.gU, F..
7- T,,'> pt,,on ,"r I''Tr' i r.t,v nan "''
7,>-77T-T NJ ,--- ,-- ~,
van nv no.-"l "h pn1 W'u,at ""''
wan E-Mt al once noN lUn NoL.u
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Four room modern
residence on south Detroit Part cash bal
aa--g,r, ,,II,- y" VIII '"N' '" '"''' '"' ] 'o"'
1L"l W. -o2L.
LIST YOUR houses with me for quick end
satisfactory rentals Chas. Balm ~uorrr.
bushes and realty agent. 2IO Bank Com
MERGE Bldg Phone Obs
-E,IIg- c,I- ,7T -7-
"a p,iia., "IT"m u rPIgTi "oiiJIin, "ul Wv
new school building lbCrrN Hart Co., 2Ol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12
FURNITURE

sulky. 700 South Boulder.
WANTED-To buy all kinds nj second hand
furniture. Phone 1869, Diamond Eurul
turc company.
FOR SALE-Furuituro for dining room.
kitchen and bed room part new and Do
good condition 1893 $. Boston.
HIGHEST cash prices paid tor secondhand
t1ruitur, and stoves. Jacobs Furniture
store. 229 East First. Phone 100.
FURNITURE Of II rooms. good location on
Main street. fun Of regulars, rent reason.
able. Phone 81 or write Box 1G4, clifton
okla.
TPUOLSTFRING repairing cuamcli0g re-
finishing. huy sprIng5 and MATTRESSES rn-
paired and rebuilt obey the impulse-Phuue
US now. Guuste1 & Bowers Furniture hos
nital, 2I5 East Fifth. Phone '0oG.
AUTOMOBILES
EXCEPTIONAL used car bargains tbt.
week. 1l9 South Elgin.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For auto registered
pacing harness and light blackboard. Phone
FOR sALE-studcbakcr 20, in perfect con
dition. First $500 cash takes 1t. Phone
6O4.
FOR RFNT-To parties buying furniture. an
'eiglt-room modern residence, $40 South
Denver.
FOR sALE-Five passenger car; first.clsss
condition at q sacrifice. Phone 46s2
lO4 West First.
FOR SALE-lg14 Ford souring car. . 1914
Ford roadsters, $500 each. Blythe, 3li
> Elwood, phone 3i64.
YOUR car will look better II your nickel
trimmings are good. Phone 3l2O. Tulsa
Plating Works, 323 East Third.
We BUY and sell second hand Ford radia
FOrE VA raTair all rrnlau " 4 Tratw
Auto Radiator Repair Shop, 323 East Third
FOR BATTERY charging and repairing see
- Roy WillcocksOn Co., agents for Re
vivo' dry storage batteries. lO4 West First
street. Phone 48s2.
WE Repair everything; motorcycles, bi.
cycles talking machines slot machines
oun aud locksmithing. Jacobs Novelty Co.
2c6 East First. Phone 100.
A SNAP-One Chalmers j-passenger. just
Overhauled and newly painted will make
a fine family car, $500 takes It. Brandle
Motor Co, rear 5l5 S. Cheyenne.
FOR sALE-One two.cylnder Buick. $50.
will make good truck. One 40 horsepower
truck, $500. Both recently Overhauled. An
dersou Auto Agency, 2O7 North Main. Phone
1892.
FOR SALE-Set Of four United States Nobby
Tread tires: size 33X4 front tires run but
500 miles rear tires run about 400 all In
perfect condition will sell at sacrifice. Call
AGO. WIN give reason Tor selling.
FOR sALE-One complete set Of Carnation
front and rear aXles, 45 inch tread. gear
ratio 3 z to / 4.3Ox3 inch heavy detachable
wire wheels, steering gear complete. drag
link. 10 inch wheel and $50 worth Of Ford
engine parts, new stuff, ali for 500 for quick
sale. 1436 East Third or Collins street
W. 7. Roberts.
BOARD AND ROOM
GOOD board and room: $3.50 per week.
south exposure. Phone 3649.
WANTED-several refined young men 20
board and room. Phone 2175-J, SIS s
Boston. (
BOARD AND ROOM-Home cooking: three
blocks from postoffice; 50 per week. sol
South Detroit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12
HOUSES FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-MAy 81, new, strictly modern,
siX.room. two'story, cement basement, close
in, apartment. cistern water. Phone 2ls3.
FOR RENT-SiX.room, modern house, all
newly furnished, well, garage and servants
room, Twenty.first. T. L. Neveo. Phone 60.
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished home: south
side: 8 rooms and sleeping porch all mod.
ern improvements will rent for four months
or longer. Box 46e, World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12
PRODUCE
Kansas City Produce


kNNSNS CITY1 May II"BuIIer, tEg7
md poultry unchanged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-12

An Advertising for position wanted,
furniture fer sale aud personalt are easu
with order. -.
"roTi,tonca Is made with order.
Two cents per word for all ads ordered
misclassitied.