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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-24
Prosperity Aid to Temperance.

Chicago. Prosperity has greatly
reduced the amount of drunkenness
ard consequent poverty in Chicago,
according to the annual report of the
United Charities.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-24
~ DON'T SUFFER
ANY MORE !"
.Feel Like a New Person.
says Mrs. Hamilton.

New Castle, Ind" from the time
was eleven years old until L was seven
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
SEE HOW THEY MAKE
OIL FIELD PIPES

Three thousand invitations have
been sent out to oil men in the city
10 attend the educational pictures
to be shown at the y NJ. G. A. sat
urday night, under the auspices OF
the oil Well Supply company and
the National Supply COMPANY The
subject of the pictures will be The
Making OF Iron Pipes.
The films will be shown in the
gymnasium and will be free to every
one. They are prepared by the Ma
tional Tubing company and represent
scenes taken IN their factory in Pitts
burgh. There are three reels and
are accompanied hy "a lecture.
The three reels explain every
phase of the industry. from the dis
covery Of iron to the laying Of pipe
to an oil well. Every process Is
shown at close view and the spec
tators given an idea Of the enor-
mousnass of the enterprise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS

IsFNNTFSS Bed SNooiS l0c- III E0St
Third
lDPESS formy moulded The trade mucht.
Phone 1874
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
COTTON


NEW YORK Ban 2G A moderate early
advance was followed o., au easier uru iU
fH. cotton market here today and after -n.l
ing at Do SOC July contract, broke 20 ~ l5r.
closing ut ~ iGc The general list closed
barely steady at net decline OF 4 TO Z
points
The market opened steady cot au advance
of p tots points iu puu-o to- better cable,
than due and active months sold about % TO-
IU point, net higher during the early trad
ing RuWOr- that some ocean freight room
wo. being engaged for shipment 10 Russia
and bUlIish oynruight spot 8dvIces probably
helped this advance. which carried May c1u-
tracts up To- l246c and October 90 f. Guc
or about 90 10 points above yesterday
low level
Sentiment was unsettled TO some extent
hy break in the stock market after an
opening advance and prices turned easier
during fhe middle Of the day.
Offerings became heavier late In the AFT.
prnopu owing TO p break iu New Orleans and
the appearance here of New Orleans sell.
ing orders. March contracts sold off from
II 2ir the high poitt Of the morning 90
Rose while May declined TO 1232c and
O,'obcd 10 243c.
Closing prices were within a point or two
oi the lowest.
Private wires from New Orleans attrib-
utcd the break there TO liquidation caused by
decline Of about II points in the spot
market and the New Orleans selling here was
one OF the chief factor, m late trading.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27

FOR RENT--17 rooms upstairs all outside
rooms water in all rooms, | room down
stair, 25NlOO. on Main street w. +.
SNager. Claremore, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27

sitively
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LF--fan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
Meghew2s Bw!Ile1fm-Real Esaa9e InWegQnnemas

co in on roomsm molcm Agru argau
lost OF We an sell
ON ......
Two modern houses exchange property Intrinsic
Dom inc
Elegant location win trade What have $3.50
a r c in
o tU 10 "a o. a
f a pa
bNcr for good r,Sciu roum loIN
aShb burr for rtutm bus ness Irwy
lo O a. r a i yo o
BARGAIN A
roNr1g@ MlESHTEW & CDMPANY rH&%& Il%
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27

New Orleans Cotton Futures
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26-The cotton mar
ket closed steady at a net decline OF 6 to s
points.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
IED wv ARID lEo BARRETI

IEDW ARID lEo BAR&ETlr
Phone So. 2o4 Bliss Bldg.
FOR SALE or Trudc-Clv property for a
farm Phone 5o59
FOR n, sAIiGm2oroo@ 9,.5, cala roomios house on
ToR sAlE .rracaarc property North Main,
FOR SALE-A house and lot That will make
beautiful home Phone 505g.
FOR SALE-SIOO Gown buys a 4.room;
your owu terms on balance. Phone 43sO.
FOR SALE or Trade-S acres close to
Tulsa Brooks Realty Go. Phone 1908.
FOR SALE-By owner. C.o,o.uu s.room
modern house at less than value. Phone
32ll-J.
FOR sALE-Im Immediate possession new five.
room modern house. east side. Phone l95.
Tulsa Security Co.
FOR SALE or Trade Several choice pieces
Of Tulsa residence property. Phone 1875.
IulSa Security co.
FOR SALE--House on south side. rooms
and sleeping porch basement and cistcrn
terms on some Phone l15O.
LEASE or sale 1.room house. fine basement
chicken house, etc. ON acres ground. on
car line Box 1879 World.
FOR SALE-By owner Groom modern
house close m 81 200. terms fouT.room
house 5000. terms Phone 5o37J
FOR sALE-15 acres raw land miles oi
Tulsa priced right: will take in team
Address Box l2s kcystonc, Okla.
FOR SALE -Two.room house ! block Of rar
line Price $3.50 $50 down. Sl2 per
month Haines Realty Co. Phone 43so
street near Katy. 800 by so W w..
Wintriuger. 424 North Detroit Phone 1920.
WON pT-%-I, On - S------I---I On 80
+ UI' 3r,.> ,, ~ n,IeJ IgL" laIu ~ 4'i,S
Okla.
~ I--1-7-T 1I------ ~ -, .---,7
out OUT yrrv , small house CIV" rowr.f "1T @ Triro
anu , C,. $40, ir,'',Gu ID care
-22 0aI Stone Co. CITY
FVR SALE NiTruGom modern mouse In VOl
u'''h on ~ Dg..u wv. vi, I Iuu"', w." 'y' - -'.u
Dp1I pIn,gD Fo''Iv- iLI"i,N ""'', - 10y "''"
o--L- LnoL,> t23 ,-l ~
FOR SALE Good homestead. 50.foot front
LOT and T-rooul hOusr Hf An GnufH Dem
ver street. price $500 and paving taxes.
Wood Investment Co.. Dall1s. IeA9-.
FOR SALE -Ten-room modern North Chpv-
enup. lot so by lTG. good well barn.
suitable for garage. price 81 500 Harry
White II By6um Bldg. Phones t5s7. i7I0
- ~
OK ALE or Ir"4t 9plrhddiy located
-, new HNtIoou W"u'IN mouse m 'fo- ol'
Chancellor Alexander Bldg Phone 22q7 or
4G27-J
j V' 9NLEr room Sirl'iI! m"hrr.
mouse on 0outn Denver. rms I0 one OF
ihe hngSt homes m Tulsa. Price $4,000
i,ilaIILLN WAie' II blnum bldg Phones
4l1 81 Ll9-
.f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
FURNISHED ROOMS

IONNlNllEll N'OAlD
fpR tENI
IOT~EkEFpING roum, Phone i-.5.
I-lo
ONt modern sleeping room. NI.'' per N'''.
FOR RtN comfortable rooms Nu' h"'"
LhoHe al-L.
FOR RENI-lWo housekeeping rooms close
~. Ihone .g!-L. -
FURNISIrD" sIr,uin.. ru0m. board il de-
-lrcd Puour l0eu
ONE rrnI-Egd ~IrrrIrr room louS South
Main. ptoT, a9fI
FOP RENT Orr IirIr Eor,rL,rrirr room
ais south Lansing
iVR KEN N.rrlne rooms. ''- N'""
frisco. LhoLr wv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27

GRAIN

SEW NOrN Iu .6 ~uor cotton quiet:
ml d.ne un.0uds O.. lUr. sale. 300. bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
MONEY TO LOAN

AA''t'la I - i'''t'''
Money tO L0@n
one hundred thousand dollars to
loan ON improved city property or
win furnish money To improve vacant
property. GUud on that vacant lot
and make It an income proposition
instead Of an expense to you. When
it comes to loan contracts ours is i'm
q class AN by itself can at our Of
flee and let MS show you are con
tract
Fleetwood & JGmmfmgs
Phone 2G2.
office POS r. ~ Daniel Bldg
MONEY to I1ar. $40 10 $1,000. CAN $3.50
or 1859 3l6 Ohio Bldg
MONEY to loan ON improved cIoseiu city
property, no commi sion Phone a.. Dick
BardoH
FARM loans made quickly AZ lowest rates
Sutton & Magazines, 2l2 Bliss Building
Phone 10.
PLENTY of money on hand TO loan ON Tulsa
real estate either 10 build or help pur.
chase. Phone 1876 Iu.sa Security 90.
CHATTFl. loans and second mortgage loan.
at reasonable rates Hume Loan Broker
age Co.. alo clinton BLDG Phone 3l9l
MONEY 10 Loau-s20.OO0 IN amounts to
suit on improved real estate on monthly
50s Palace bldg Phone as.
CITY LOANS PLENTY NJ money on hand to
loan ON Tulsa property straight or
monthly. no delay. long or short time
Fourth street u. A. billy
MONEY ON HAND-Fom loans large and
small made quickly boz any good 0r fair
locality for ] 20 90 years, uo delays. low
est rates. privilege 10 pay before due p.
a Lilly 2ll2l2 IuNas Bldg, ~ East
Sc-o-~-~~-~o-~.~O---o-~~-
LIVE STOCK
TOR SALE Young white rnboir- Phone
l-l5.
FOR SALE Belgian horse. A r jenkins
Mounds. ok,a.
FOR SALE Small driving marc buggy and
harness. good saddIu See Ohio Livery
TOR SALE Good driving mare with har
ness. years old. weight 500 Tbs. Phone
sac
FOR TRADE Driving marc. harness. buck
board and rHahout for eight roadster.
FOR SALE-Matrh team. stylish small
yoarg bay mares, light delivery wagon
and harness Phone a-2l
/ Will sul you three nice Durur brood.
sUV- 1f EIT each three for $50. will iar
row n,rt month Also have SOM" dandy pure
bred gifts at So each. Floyd Davis Phone
N~~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~
TO TRADE
FOR TRADE-I0 20. 80. 40 and 80 acres
of good land for Tulsa property. Halre,
Realty Co. Phone l3s0.
FOR TRNDE-s0acre farm near Muskol,c
will trade for Tulsa property or land ad
joining Tulsa. Phone 1850
FOR TRADE-IO acres land in eastern Okla.
homa for motorcycle; must be good ma
chine Address Box l7o6 World.
no TRADE-Late model car for first pay.
mout on house or vacant Iot or nice
house furnishings. Phone 50. Tulsa Realty
Co.
FOR TRADE-Ten thousand dollar stock in
established lead and zinc mining property
Miami camp; has paid regular quarterly diyi.
dcnds for five years will exchange for small
oil production. desirable oil and gas leases
or real estate. Address p. o. Box 149I. Tulsa
UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT
TWO unfurnished rooms. south Phoenix
FOR RENT--Two large rooms. 9l5 East
Fourth.
-,~J,l---~->~>-~--~> .-~->..>~--
STRAYED OR STOLEN
STRANED-S Sunday. 3-year.old roam with
crippled hind foot Finder notify 1O7 p
North Main or phone 4Os5.
-~-~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~J~~--~~~ON~~~|~
FARMS FOR RENT
80 ACRES close to city to rent. Lays ad
jacent to and east Of fairgrounds. For
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED Furnished or unfurnished modern
house south side. Phone 25s7.
WANTED-N once. five or siN-room modern
house in good location. Box llU3. World.
WANTFD-To rent by February l. Groom
furnished house. Phone Mr. Ford, 1923.
FOR RENT Modern siy.room furnished
house GIG South Denver Phone 80. +.
i. barrett
WANTED-4 or 5-room furnished apartment
or house near Catholic church. Address
1891 World.
WANTED - SiNroom furnished bungalow,
house or flat, must be In desirable Ioca-
tiou Phone 533l.
WANTED-To rent 5 or 6.room house on
south side. no children. references given.
Address l04 South Main
Family Of Two. can give hest references.
want small furnished apartment south part
of city: must be private with bath. Write
room G32 Hotel Tulsa.
-~~~IOO~-~~-I~I~-~~~g-~~~
FARMS
SMALL. safe, acreage Investment; may Sc
cure fortune Address j. N. Newman Co.,
Kountze, Texas
CHEAP FOR CASU-.lQ0 acres twelve miles
north Of Tulsa. on Coiusvillo road, two
miles from production. P. W Burden, sar.
coke, Mo.
FARM for rent. hay and corn for sale. also
20 acres Of wheat Apply ON premises.
miles uorth. half mile east, on .Iuroy road,
or call phone 34j1. r j. Lavender
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lo0arrc i'm
proved Missouri farm. so acres IN cul'i-
walton. 20 acres timber; iroom house,
barn 21x3G feet. well good soft water. 10
acre, in orchard. Priced at $50 acre.
Eighty acres fenced hog.ught. Want cash
or good merchandise: groceries preferred. j..
J.. LeMaStcr. Miami Okla,
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-I0I5 fvc.passenger auto: fine
shape: bargain. Phone 1908.
FOR SALE-Five-passenge Studebaker at
bargain. Inquire Auto Repair %.
FOR SALE-Wood's electric. 1915 model,
good new will sell at great bargain.
Call phone 3338.
FOR SALE Fivepassenger Ford in first
class coalition cheap for cash. Inquire
Auto Repair Co.. 4l5 East Second
FOR SALF-Throc 1915 Ford touring cars.
thoroughly overhauled, splendid running
condition. Inquire Roy Frye garage 3ll
West Second.
FOR sALE-Ford runabout. 1914. Presto
lights SpeedOmeter noushd tires, all
around newly painted good reason Tor sell
ing First $3.50 takes IT, W. D. johnson,
Route 3, Sapulpa. Okla.
FOR SALE-Cheap Auburn automobile, com.
petey overhauled two new tires make
a good field car or truck: one set second.
hand casing and inner tubes. 3Ix4 one set
nearly new casing and tubes, 32N3 y Phone
1855
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POULTRY
WHITE ROCK cockerels 81 W. j. Lewis
Lero, Kan.
FOR sALF-Three Rhode Island cockerels
and / cock bird Phone 4035.
FOR sALE-Cheap white Leghorn cockerels
and golden fawn rabbits Phone 1856.
barred cockcrels for
sale 900 North Cheyeone. Phone 2336.
GOLDEN Wyandottes, Cockeres. from prize.
winning stock NJ NJ. Donges Belleville
Kan.
FOR sALE-Pure blood Barred Rock cock
erels. Call Peters g. Peters, los West
First
FOR Kellestross strain White Orp
ingtons, Coekerels Hens and Pullets
Phone 5s7s.
BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED--Boarders and roomers GIL South
Frisco. Phoae 5695.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-27
PlONIEJELR TiGLEs
PHIONIE AMID ITELEs
GRAPIH COMPANY

WANTED White woman cook Phone
1868
WANTED Girl. Please 40 not phone. 300
South Denver
WANTED Girl 20 demonstrate. 3ll First
Natl Bank Bldg
WANTED Experienced maid to do cooking
and general housrwork must be good
cook and have flrstcoSs references. either
white or colorcd. lG3j South Cheyenne.
Phone 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
FORT-ST. CHURCH
SEEKS PASTOR

After hearing he resignation Of
The Rev Edward n Pence. y d..
OF the fortst Presbyterian church,
and paying hi-h tribute tc hts work
IN the last II years. member OF the
couEresa ion appointed committee
OF ~ 10 choose subcommittee to-
ohtaln new pastor The committee
consists OF hye Theodore l.
Wigg.ns. J Wllfrid Watson John r.
McKerrow. Dr Ray l.. Conner and
Lucisn 3. smith four ,rust~cs
Ford y Hinchman. G harle Moore.
Edwin : George and Henry y shsi
don three dcacons--John p Pol
lock a J Pi,ts anC Dr + : Sher
rill and FIVE members Of thc corerc.
cation. Mrs Oren Scoueu, a "
Mcmillan ! Thompson Vsltc~
G Robinson and Mrs Walter ruhl
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story of Woman's Hunt For Man.
BY ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

'zod ! had mistaken a man servant
Tor ono OF Mrs Henderson's friends.
After a short ride over pleasant,
well cared for rsads we turned in
al a gate which led 70 great
rambling house Here was to
lave my second lesson In how
things were conducted in this new
social world
No welcoming hostess was on the
vide veranda No crowd Of people
standing about prepared 20 be in
troduced 10 the new guest Instead.
a maid servan' in cap and apron
took my bag as alighted from the
motor She asked me II I would
"go TO my room frst9" | had not
the faintest idea what she meant,
First Before what?" I wanted
10 ask. Then utterly at loss I
,tammered that would like TO soc
Mrs. Henderson
This way then. Miss" said the
maid, "Ill have your bag sent 10
your room
! followed her down a short hall
In another instant she had ushered
me into a wide, cool chintz hung
room. A dozen people were
grouped about tea table. | had
Just time 70 realize that they did
rot stop their light chatter nor pay
the slightest attention TO my en-
trance. when Mrs. Henderson de-
'aohed herself from the group,
"Ah. my deec' she said, "how
pleasant You got here safely? ?
Have you been TO your room. or
will you have your tea now2'
Altho know now that the gay.
happy people about that room were
practically unaware of my exis-
tence. at that time ] was so self.
conscious felt as tho every eye
we're focused upon me. felt. too,
that had made hopeless blundes
in coming 10 .es without having
first gone 20 my room and fresh
ened my attire Now that I was
there, however, had not the cour-
age 10 leave, NV one thought was
~ sink quietly INTO a chair and have
. few moments 10 recover my
roise
"Ili have tea now. n you please,
Mrs. Henderson. | said
And as my hostess turned back
toward the tables
How do you take it.~ she ssksd.
Weak, please" ] answered
There war light pause.
"Will you take 10 with sugar Or
lemon or oresm7' she said
IN p(an agony ui embarrassment I
realized ! had funbled again in my
attempts az being lady For the
first time It dawred upon me there
were thinRs | tid not know.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Margie. In Misery Over Her Husbands InGdeIity {
templates Death.

Little book have come to you
IN those arly morning hours only
YOU can wall with mo thru my Gefh
s'nane
SiScc heard mat conversation
te'weeC chad and Pat ha,, not
becn able TO think until now NI
thru The night have been conscious
only that my body was but recep
tacle for one wild wall al agony
For the last half hour ! have been
slowly coming back 10 something
even more horrible than have ycJ
gone thru Until then ! was not
aware that ! VAS living but now
oil. God | know that am coming
back to life
Life Ny heart grows faint and
/ can almost feel my breath grow
cold as it passes sobbingly ont be.
tween my pain drawn lips as think
OF II
what is hat they said2" asked
myself over and over. and the one
Ei'hN lh'l dlNdNt FVilfN HlittIHlO L.
Neither OF these men-neithcr chad
not Pat--who are both good men,
who call themselves honorable meG,
arc concerned with Dicks betraying
my love and trust They accept that
as matter Of fact and dismiss il
with the remarK, "Dick is human %
Their only concern was thar Dick
had made HE liaison public
Sometime think. httlc book |.
too. might have accepted this fact.
but n hurts me that ! cannot distin.
guish the false from the real. Even
the gold Of my memories mus, ever
more be tarnished with doubt.
can never be sure 7 have ever been
the woman for whom Dick hungered
never be sure that the hours that
! have treasured were not just
bridges over which he passed from
tho monotony Of every day To the
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Irlmro-c pain o- iov and variety.
Little book have uu more cuu.
Hgo I cannot look the future Ia
Tho moe Tn. last frost OF deceit
and hyporrir, has laid thc famine
saliva lov I ann mo- longer bril-
liant bu or color uith m mead ~
TO The sun am lying prone pit
.fni brown mo il The squalor and
dirt Of hurl and doubt
] know now thar thru AZ my an
happiness until now I had hope
Even when J wa, log J had q fock
nz that sometime sameWhcr".
somehow everything would be we'll
But now ! cannot stav here while
my heart hleeds and my pride with
crs, and VIII for what?
| am not strong enough TO 60 or
loving and losing and scn keep Civ
ing and giving
I'm thru
Little book llfc Is not worth the
struggle and am going 10 end II all
as soon as possible-as soon as |
can fnd way by which can do
IL dccen'ly and In order
expect many Of my friends, II
they knew this. would say, why
do you give up, why don't you d.
vorco Dick p"
That would not help matter A
All for me have been too unhu,ITs
for tho last few years 70 try to
piece even contentment ont OF my
shattered hopes
Surely there will be some way to
die--for die I without bring
ing the disgrace OF suicide home to
my friends.
And besides. little book, I'd hate
10 make all th9s friends, especially
Malcolm stuart, who believes in me
and NY courage. feel they were mis-
taken. but henceforth, little book.
Margie Wayerly, who has made such
n mess OF living and loving. Is going
TO try 20 ind at least eternal quiet,
eternal peace.
ITO BE Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Low he golden grain. For a few
minutes Danny kept perfectly still
rylng to remember whore ne was
md how he came there Little by
iItle he remembered how he had
started out 20 see tho Great World
thc narrow escapes no had had
how Bobhy Coon had promised 70
how him riches such as he never
had dreamed OF. and had been as
good as his word. and how he had
smncd himself until he couldn't eat
another mouthiu-
when he had '3llen asleep y had
been moonlight Now the sunlight
was creeping in 10 where he lay
Ele heard Tho harsh voice of Blacky
a. crow and j. came 10 him that
this was what had awakened him
Rc wondered what Blacky was do
ing here Than ho wondered what
mai wonderful place looked Ike by
DAYLIGHT Danny scram bled 10 his
fcet. washed his face and hands
.moothcd out his rtimpled coat, and
tLen climbed 10 n place where he
.ould pecp ont What he saw was
great deld OF bare brown earth
and scattered al over II were
fhocks of corn INST like The one he
Nas in ON one % them was Blscky
no crow makinv breakfast of
,sllow corn Dummy bIinked and
ubbcd h's eyes II every one or
hose queer look ng shocks held as
much corn as The one he was in
bo Danny Meadow Mouse was the
,chcst meadow mouse that ever
wed You soc 10 didn't once think
nat that corn might belong 10
ONE one else
Nov Danny is nothing IL not
tactical he cidn't waste much
me looking a. hose other shocks
Io wanted 10 FGow all about tho
one he was In So he climbed all
o,er and thru that. and when he
Va- uro that be had seen all there
sas to be- seen dc sat down to think
Hngs over
"Ttr ~ rorula castle" said he,
oikiug to himself because there
0as mo- one else 10 talk 20 IT'S a
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Should Have Stopped
HarrOun Stock Sale,
Asserts Buhrer
INVESTORS SEEK
ADVICE TOO LATE
Ask County Auditor
Best Course to Fol-
low Now

A blind man would have known
that Harroun motor stock was being
sold and vigormlsly pushed IN De-
uoit, bur altbo 'hs corporation didn't
ge1 the approval Of the securities
commission. this OOdy took no steps
10 stop lhe sale e. stock declared
Charles A. Buhrer, county auditor
who is suing the Harroun concern
for $500 which he paid for TOO
.tLares Of stock. He blScles the Sc
curities commission for allowing the
ale OF The Harroun stock 70 proceed
without It's approval.
Many persons who have invested
in the rtock have come 10 Mr.
Lt.brer fer advice, having learned OF
his suit against the company thru
The Times He declares that one
man had told him that ne broker
who sold him the stock had offered
Inn his money back
II told him that a bird in The hand
is worth two In the hush said Mr..
Buhrer Most Of Jhe people have
been unwilling 70 advise"
Paul " Noorhiea chief assistant
prosecutor, will he given state
ments bl tho securities commission
On Friday regarding the inquiry
into the activities Of the three men
vho have been selling the stock He
WI resume his investigation al that
time.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
y THURATON W ID RGESS

Hb nun ibN ~ i't hFEHo.
sitting IN a corn-shock IN Farm
a. Browns corndeld, Danny Mead.
oW Mouse ate and ate and ate
uutil he couldn't hold another gold
"a gran In iact. Danny was So
stuffed that he ielt AS II he couldn't
move tie wanted 10 see more OF
that wonderful place, but he was
very sleepy Yo1 know 2 full stom-
rh almost always makes one
sleepy Hesides. Danny really was
very tired. for he had travelled
what 10 him was very long dis
tancc not TO ncntion the narrow
escapes ne had Lad
So Danny found comfortable
hollow among the cornstalks and
curlcd himself mp in little ball.
so soone" had he closed his eyes
than Danny was sound asleep and
beginning TO dream Such wonder.
ful dreams AS Danny did have, He
and Nanny Meadow Mouse had a
bew home. a wonderful castle OF
golden corn In 81 they had moth.
ING 10 do but eat and sleep and eat,
rhey feared no one because they
never had TO 20 out where hungry
enemies could ste them. In their
golden castle hey lived In the
midst ~ plentv peace, and happi.
mess II was lovely dream. the
llvellest dream Danny ever had had
In all his ife
Wocn hc awokc h, thought AZ
fIst that his dream actually bad
come true. for 'he first thing he
saw when ne opened his eyes was
q row OF golden grains just above
hs head You soc there was an
ear OF corn there with q strip OF
the husk torn away just enough TO