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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-12
EASY BUYS

500 cash. balance SIS monthly, .
room house. chicken house. corner lot,
near Washington school $3.50
S150 cash, balance SIS monthly. A.
room. well, near Washington school.
$1,000.
$3.50 cash, new modern broom
bungalow, just finished. take lots as
part payment $4,000.
$1,000. new modern bungalow, oak
floors. fireplace. furnace, 6 rooms,
inclosed sleeping porch. corner lot.
east front Price SS.500.
$500 cash handles 2-story, 7-room
on South Cheyenne, in Stonehraker
laundry basement, garage, servants
quarters, oak finish. Price $500.
$500 cash handles Groom bungalow
on South Detroit. to settle estate price
$4,000.
$500 buys good acre, close in,
terms,
si75 buys 5ONl4O foot lot East
Hodge.
$1,000 buys Groom modern house.
South Boston. this house will rent for
$50
$1,000 buys 6-room small bungalow
with Groom house on rear on east
side
!, lEIDVv ARID f. RARIRIETT
Phone SS, Residence g.
2Oi Bliss Bldg
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REAL ESTATE
LOOIM 7rlHIESE
OVER

500 cash. balance SIS per month
for bran new 3-rOom cottage. Price
$3.50.
$500 cash. balance s25 month, bran
new broom modern. 81 $50.
5000 cash. balance $25 monthly.
modern 5-rooms and basement. $1,000.
$500 cash, balance S35 month.
5-room modern, Burgess Hill. $1,000.
$3.50 cash gets fine east front bung
allow. balance long time easy pay
ments. completely furnished, immedi-
ate possession. $500.
81 900 cash, balance $50 month,
three modern houses, close in on cor
ner lot. rented for $40 per month.
Price only S3.5OO.
s2,SOO gets fine flat site. very close
in, size 45xl00, small house.
$500 gets close in east front
Groom bungalow renting for $780,
terms on part.
$4,000 east front bungalow. garage,
close in. "a fine home and worth
more money.
$500 close in. on South Cheyenne,
Sroom modern, basement, garage,
servants quarters, sleeping porches,
shade terms
sG500 for 14-room close in mod
orn house. rented for SIS per month;
$1,000 cash. balance 8 to s years at
per cent.
$500 gets fine corner with latest
designed home on south side, eight
rooms. garage and servants house;
terms.
$3.50 close in modern latest de-
signed home, furnace. large base
ment, harwood floors throughout en-
tire house. large rooms, large closets,
sleeping porch house being built now
and about ready for decorations
which may be selected by purchaser
If done within the next two weeks.
$500 gets close in corner with
rental income of over 500 per
month. "A fine site for apartments
and close to business.
Some fine acre tracts close to fair
ground, better see these at once; can
make good terms. 10 and 2O-acre
tracts; farm lands.
Eo c. CUMMlMGMA
ROOM 25 HAYWARD BUILDING,
PHONES 4670-552.
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N01rNClE

All advertising for po-
sition wanted, furniture
for sale and personals are
cash with order.
Out-of-town ads. will
net be run unless remit
tancc is made with orders.
Two cents per word for
ail ads. ordered misclaSsl-
fled.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WNNTFp p-About % loads top dir, Phone
2ll25o.
NFW YORK sTuRE->a,c d dollar slS
East Third
WANTED To buy house TO be moved
a. once phouo 4SiT
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$509000
Loan on Tulsa property In amounts
from $500 up. Low rate Of interest;
two to eight years time.
w. E, BrW@GM
2O2 Ohio Bldg.
FOR sALE-Good east front residence lot.
Phone 1887.
WANTED-To buy from owner, 5 or Groom
house. Phone 3I49.J.
FOR sALE-three.room house and lot at rs
North Main. Phone 1899.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fourroom house,
7ol South Peoria; block from school:
FOR sALE-Or trade, Oklahoma City prop
erty for Tulsa property. Phone 3252.R
FOR SALE-s1oo aows buys 4.room;
your own terms or balance. Phone 1850
FOR sALE-Fine corner. rent s275 per
month first'class condition. lI49, World.
FOR SALE-Acre tract. fine soil. 81 fruit
trees, price 5000 terms on part. Phone
3sO9.k
WANTED-To buy from owner, modern five
room bungalow; good residence district
FOR sALE-vscant lot. close in. to trade
on or. Groom modern house. Phone
4l27.J.
FOR SALE-Six.room modern brick. 81. 900,
will take auto in trade. Brooks Realty Co.
Phone 1908 5595J
FOR SAILOR will trade for Tulsa prop
erty. fine lot in Warfield, Texas. Davis.
100 South Norfolk.
NOTICE-we are now located at 9 East
Fourth street. See us before you buy. The
WANTED-To buy a 4.rOom house with 10,
100 feet or more. Brooks Realty Co,
phone l0o3-5595.J:
FOR sALE-5.room modern house on north
side; basement with laundry: electric fix.
lures, Phone SPAR.
FOR SALE-A dandy two.room house. colse
to car, 5000 500, SIS per month. Phone
+3so. Harris Realty Co;
FOR sALE-A dandy 6.room home: IN
block of p. O.: priced at $500; you had
FOR SALE--FOur rooms. we'll large rooms,
Realty Co, phones l003.5595.J.
FOR SALE-Good 5-room house, beautiful
lot, 81. 900: 500 cash, balance S25 per
month. Phone 296 B. +. Pettus
LOOK-The best iOoxI4O corner lot in
Morningside price 81, 500. The John III.
Miller Co. East Fourth street.
WANTED-F Five or six.room residence, close
in. south side. Prefer dealing with owner.
Phone ESQ Mrs NJ. r. johnson.
FOR SALE--A and Groom house, on extra
large lot, at a bargain; Sl,I50: $3.50 down
terms Harris Realty Co. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE-Nine-room house, ON South
Cheyenne; must be moved from lot within
80 days Call 955-4406.J. J. o. Campbell
WANTED--To buy lot 50x50 feet ON side
street, within ten blocks OF business dis.
irict. south side. Phone 44l6.J Sunday.
FOR SALE-House on South Main street
Six rooms: cement walks and driveway.
Terms 81. 500 cash. Box s02 Oilton. Okla.
FOR SALE-Fine business property. 5Oxli0,
corner Cheyenne and West Third r. r.
simmons, 2lo New Ault building. Phone loa2
FOR SALE-4.room modern. $1,000 five
rooms modern, $l.s00: terms. 5000 down.
Emory Harrison. Culbertsoa Bldg. phone
3s37.
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VACANT lois for sale; high east front va
cant lots on South Baltimore, $500 Jenkins
& Terwillegcr, phone 1906. Room 20 Culber
son Bldg.
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II ALEXANDER BUILDING.
office phone, 2297; residence, 4627-J.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-Beautiful strictly modern four.
room bungalow; 1900: $500 cash, bal.
ance $25 per month Phone 296 b. F..
ppetus
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1rhgWdWr@ Cox
sea Daniel building. Phone 5S3.
GOOD BUYS

S-room modern 2-story residence.
east front. natural shade, good soft
water, private drive, nice fruit trees,
located on South Cheyenne. Price
s4,250; part cash balance terms.
New 7-room modern 2-story resi-
dence. close to Maple Ridge, large liv-
ing room. dining room. four sleeping
rooms. basement. Price $4,000
New Groom modern bungalow. oak
floors, throughout, three sleeping
rooms. mantle. built in features. base
ment, furnace heat. corner lot Price
$500; $1,000 cash, balance terms.
New Groom modern bunga low,
rooms, mantle. built in features.
basement. furnace heat, corner lot
Price s3.5OO; 500 cash, balance
terms.
New 4-room house large living
room. dining room, fine soft water.
corner lot 100X14O feet, fenced; good
chicken house. close in. Price $4,000;
$500 cash. balance terms.
Good business location 800 feet Of
new postoffice site. Price 500 per
proved property refusal of $3.50 per
foot.
Two 4-room houses, 75-foot lot;
close in. fine apartment site. Price
Sl00 per foot.
East front corner lot Morningside
Addition. Price $3.50.
JsmMams & TerWhlleNer
% Culbertson building.
Phone -4290-125S
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UNFURNlSllED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-rhree large airy rooms, partly |
furnished, modern, south side. Phone '
bl1g.J
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SITUATION WANTED


SEEMING by the day. Phone 5e23R. Mrs
T. II CoLF, Water Well prillcr Phone
WANTED Laundry; work guaranteed |
rhonc 2os2J.
FOR SALE Dresses, suit, and hats. Room
> Nton hotel
WANTED curtains to launder Work
guaranteed Phone ASS
WANTED Position by experienced lady
,tcNographcr Phone 5otl-R
POSITlON wanted bv thoroughly competent
lady bookkecper Phone ise6R.
WANTED Work In Office not experienced.
hut willing to do good work Phone l3Ol
WANTED Work 10y Young woman ,tcnog
raphcr six years experience. Phone 231H
Room u
WANTED Position as housekccpcr by
Young widow with small child, for gentle
man lo59 care Word -
YOUNG lady inexperienced desires office
work doctors office preferred, can use
typewriter Phone 1901
SIM NTION WANTED First clas, mechanic
wants q Job an shop or driving. First class
reference 7. BOY llsl.
YuI NJ man living with parents desires
position Us general office mau; can furnish
best OF rcfcrcucc>. Ihone 59s5
/ W NJ E' "Nl'luh "N 'NP''' 'Ct'Vu S'V"VS
raphrr wholesale house or literary work.
w, :, =, -;
| tion oi trust can do mo>t any Nlnd "'
! otucc WON. AddlesN heN W.. Norlu-
| XOTN. man married now cmploycd len gro.
| c,r, wants uo>ition. stcsdv no objection
| IT, work. ! need SaSr!' Fhohe 5olo'N
! liinr ! m
POSITIONS WNNTFp- Several middle. agcd
| ladies excellent houNekccpcr>. one and two
| rhldrtn can Give reference Phone 354O.
| Room ip Ra>ton R!dg
tourtr, cNpcricrcc. good general and
| bridges Box 500 Tulsa
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| ''Nt iIN W"'' N.,''"-' "liu,. huu ",'i,'
! r.f,d and refined rapahIr OF meeting pcoplc.
| Address Box 1880. care World
| NNN Hl' l' '-l-'lhu Nuu ar lV' III.
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The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
THREE-BALL TOURNEY
SCHEDULED TONIGHT

The fourth annual three-baIl tourna-
ment OF the Commercial Duckpin
League is scheduled to be run of tonight
at the Palace Alleys, in G street, and
from the present indications the entries
will far outnumber any previous tourna-
ment yet held in this vicinity, as the
rolling will be open to all bowlers in the
city.
Owing to the large number OF entries,
the time during the past has been length
ened, and this evening the bowling will
run from 7:3O in the evening until mid
night. II not later.
The proceeds Of this tournament will
go toward the betterment Of the COM
ing tournament Of the A. c. B. A, TO be
held here in April and also toward the
annual banquet of the Commercial. which
Is not far OF.
Henry T. Rodier, president Of the Com
mercial League. and other officers, in
cluding the committee in the three-ball
tournament, are optimistic over the sue
cess of the meet.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
UNCLE SAM CAN BE
BANKER TO THE WORLD
Warburg Recommends Better Control
of Gold Supply to Guard Against
Possible Difficulties.

Uncle Sam-Banker to the World. ."
This IS the shingle that the United States
will soon be able to hang out over the
national headquarters OF the Federal Re-
serve Board II the prediction made by
Paul NJ. .Warburg, a member of the
board, before the annual midwinter din
ner OF the New York Credit Mems Asso-
citation comes true. Mr.. Warburg rec
ommerded. however. that the national
banking system should keep its financial
shirt on and hold in storage the main
assets Of the system against the rainy
day which may be precipitated by untore-
seen circumstances growing out of the
International difficulties
'lmpatience manifested BY the public
or by the Federal Reserve banks them
selves to quickly show results by large
profits must not be permitted to lure us
from safe course" said he. He recon-
mended better control of the gold sup
ply of the country, even to assemble as
far as possible the gold currency car
ried in the pockets OF the public.
That will give US a strategic position
at the end of the war, said Mr. War
burg. 80 strong that We shall be able
effectively to face the various duties
that will confront US, not only toward
our own country but toward the world
at large. II policy of general conser-
vation can be systematically maintained
thereby securing the strength of our
banking position. we shall in due course
reap our rewards.
Il believe that we may say with rea-
sonable assurance to the business men
and manufacturers dealing with our own
local requirements, Be not afraid. and
go ahead II We are prudent and avoid
both banking and Industrial imitation, II
We use this period of afrluence and un-
expected protection to increase our eff
hciency and complete our organization
do not see why we should not calmly
trust to our ability and intelligence in
meeting any emergency the future may
have in store for us.
TT will be for the American business
man and investor to decide to what de-
gree the United States shall become a
nation of world bankers. Our great pros
perity should not make US forget those
opportunities almost beyond mea asure
lying at our door and which on account
Of our present prosperity we should not
be guilty of neglecting."
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31

has retained her marvellous vitality into
comparative old age through the daily
aid of Iodine administrations
Care in diet-no fish and little If any
meat. with plenty of milk and vegetables
is also strongly advised to guard the
thyroid gland against excessive strain
incident to a large meat and otherwise
rich diet.
Foods that Contain a Percentage OF
Iodine.
Iodine is obtained from aIgae forms
of seaweed Grish and Iceland moss
are specimens of seaweed rich in
iodine). 1t is found in sweetbreads
these are the ductless glands of ami
mals), in eel. anchovy. Dream, crab,
gray shrimp, smoked herring, whiting,
fresh cod. fresh salmon. trout, oysters
and Holsters. Asparagus, garlic pine
apple, carrot, mushroom, cabbage, po-
tatoes. rice. wheat. oats, haricots, sor-
rel, green peas, leek. tomatoes, arti-
chokes, lettuce, strawberries, pears,
grapes.
Foods that are rich in starch con-
tain little iodine.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
DONNELLY WILL MEET
SPEEDY ROLLERS TONIGHT

Carroll Donnelly. the champion roll
ler-skater of the South. will try a
comeback tonight at the Grand Coli
scum rink when he meets the four
in the relay race which defeated him
last Monday night. In this race, when
they disposed Of Donnelly. the latter
was fouled by Skaters Dorsey and
Lowey. and the champion protested.
Last Friday night when the con-
tsstants were making their various
trials. DonneIly showed the specta-
tors that he stiIl knows something
a about the speed game and his friends
are banking on a reverse of the ia
bles tonight.
EngeI, Lowey. Dorsey and Emmert
who made up the relay team, have
been on the rink floor for the past
week getting in ''tion and as II
is expected that c .# ..ra ill have
lot TO do with = -r both oppo-
rsnts have an r'"Ut eEs ice of
coping.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
TECHNICAL CONDITIONS
CAUSE OF Low PRICES
Market Writers Argue that Cumulative
Evidences Of Prosperity Soon Must
Result in Bigger Valuations.

New York, Jan. 35-Technical con-
ditions alone are responsible for the
present state Of the market, according
to Observers II is contended that the
cumulative evidences of prosperity must
stimulate prices Of securities before long.
The process of readjustment now un.
der way Is only temporarily obscuring
the portent of the favorable develop
ments which have crowded upon each
other during the last week, says the
World, such as the great success of the
New York State bond sale, which re-
fleets the extraordinary strength of the
investment situation, In spite of the
enormous amount of securities that have
been absorbed by the American public,
both through domestic fotations and
foreign offerings; the increased dividend
on the common Nstock of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway, the
declaration OF an initial dividend on
Bethlehem Steel the resumption OF div
idends by the B. F. Goodrich and other
industrial corporations. the remarkable
showing of earnings by the American
Can Company, which will make possible
the payment Of the remaining back div
idends on the preferred stock, thereby
opening the way for disbursements on
the Junior issue. and the current gains
that are being recorded in the earnings
of all the principal railway and indus
trial corporations of the country.
At the moment there are more bears
than bulls in the financial district so
far as the stock market is concerned, ac-
cording to the New York Press. Traders
who are bearish freely admit the many
bright spots in the general industrial sit
uation, but they believe stocks cannot
move to sustained higher levels just so
long as there is no disposition on the
part OF the substantial financial interests
to encourage operations for the rise.
The progress OF liquidation during the
week may be reflected in yesterdays
bank statement, which, despite an in
crease in the average figures, showed an
actual decrease in loans of something
over 100000, asserts the New York
Times. If this is attributable to the les
sening of loans on stocks through the
outright sale OF securities previously car
ried on margin or through other processes
of similar effect the bank statement shows
a movement which is designed to help
the market in the respect in which It has
most needed improvement.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
The Hygiene Of the Thyroid Gland.

The hygiene of the thyroid gland should
be observed from very infancy. One of
the many popular beliefs still harbored
by intelligent folk is that children must
undergo all the infectious diseases pecu-
liar to childhood. Nothing should be
more emphatically contradicted than this
absurd fallacy. The infectious diseases
head the list as being the most potent
agencies for harm upon the thyroid gland.
There are many others, such as intoxica-
tions by foods, stimulants and drugs, the
emotions. etc. all Of which can be avoid
ed by proper living and the exercise of
that responsibility in the care of little
children which Is sacred duty
The vitality of this marvelously i'm
-portant gland can be enhanced and aug
mented by various means. During child
hood. and especially during adolescence,
the throat should never be covered, thus
giving the thyroid every opportunity to
develop normally. Grown men and wom-
en- should abolish the pernicious fash
ion of wearing high. stif collars; es-
pecially are the stiffly-boned collars be-
loved of women highly pernicious. as by
pressure and construction they hamper
and very materially interfere with the
function of the gland.
1t has been found that direct massage
is beneficial in promoting its activity.
Any one can treat himself by subjecting
the gland to gentle pressure between the
tips Of the fingers for ten minutes morn
ing and night. 1t is well to practice this
before a mirror.
The main element In thyroid secretions
Is iodine. One way in which to enhance
the action of the gland after passing into
middle life, and so prolonging youth is
by taking such foods as contain iodine.
The French have been the first to throw
light upon the extraordinary functions of
these rejuvenating glands. and for years
v has been known that Nina. Bernhardt
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
DIRECTORS NOT DECIDED.
New Haven VIII Need Heavy
Financing for improvements.

Estimates Of the future financing by
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford range in Wall Street from $50 900 600
to SIS. .0O0.lOO The new securities. accord
ing to gossip. would be either preferred
stock or long-term bonds.
Banking interests said the directors
had not decided upon a plan, and that
plans had not been talked over formally
by the board. The impression was given
that the status of the new financing was
the same as about two months ago.
The New Haven has to provide for the
maturity of s27,OO0.Ooo notes due May 1
this year and S20.Oc0.0OO New England
Navigation Company notes due May /,
1917. Whatever financing is arranged is
also expected to provide for part OF the
Improvement program prepared by Presi-
dent Elliott.
New Haven officials have estimated
that the property should spend from
SIS, 100000 to S35. 900 900 the next FIVE years
for terminal improvements, equipment,
bridge reconstruction and road work.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-31
HOROSCOPE.
The Stars incline. but do not compel.
Monday, January 81, 1918.

The Stars incline. but do not compel"
Monday, January 81, 1918.
Astrolosers find this a variable day,
since Jupiter and the Sun are strongly
adverse. while Mercury and Mars are in
benefc aspect.
Speculation is subject to the most
threatening influences. While selling
may be fairly lucky. buying will prob
ably cause heavy losses.
A new species Of money-madness is
indicated by the stars and the seers
again foretell that recklessness in
financial affairs, frauds, and embezzle-
ments will be unusually common.
There Is a forbidding sign today for
seeking employment, asking cooperation
in business deals or obtaining loans of
money.
Popularity and prominence for all
AFFAIRS connected with the army and navy
ls foreshadowed. The leading Newspapers
of the country have a sway that is read
as indicating growth of power in shaping
public opinion. An editor will gain great
honors, 1t is prophesied.
Congress comes under a sway that
presages sensation of various sorts.
Bitter accusations, long debates and
party disagreements are prognosticated
A new member will gain much publicity.
Suffering among the poor Of American
cues anu among the employed OF all
classes will be much discussed next
month. the seers foretell.
The Panama Canal continues under a
government Of the stars, which indicates
many troubles. Storms or earthquake
shocks viii do serious damage and entail
a large expenditure of money at q
critical time.
An appointment that will place the
governor of a western state in high place
Is prophesied.
Again breaks between distinguished
men In Washington is foretold.
Persons whose birthdate II is have the
augury OF a fairly fortunate year. II
they are careful in the use of money.
They will be unfortunate in speculation.
Children born on this day will prob
ably be brilliant IN mind and successful
in life, but generous to excess and In
clined toward extravagance.
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