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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
FAME SPREADS
OVER COUNTRY
Celebrated Medicine Sold
From Coast to Coast and
Gulf to Great Lakes.
MODERN MEDICAL TRIUMPH
People Have Made Tanlac the
Remarkable Success 1t
Is Today.

Sever before. perhaps in ml history has
tie demand for a propricmr, medicine ever
approached the wonderful record that b. NOW
being made hy 1auac, the celebrated mcdi
riu, which has been accomplishing such rc.
rnatkablc result, in oll parts Of the country
The old illustration of the pebble dropped
into the pool best describes the marvellous
growth II The cvcr.iucrca,ius demand and JOS
fame has swept over the entire uatioua Ike
great tidal wave
From coa,t 90 coast and from the gulf Ca
the Great Lakes Iunlar is known and hon
orrd. Millions have taken 10 aud have pro
uuuu,cd u the greatest medicine ever given
to the people aud the only explanation ol
lWlic'a triumph iu the mo.L.al world Dr. Tan
lac'h true Wurin Back uf7unar triumph
In iho drug torres is Idnlac q triumph in th'
homes II is the people medicine and th'
people themselves have made IauIac Wla
II h.
No metter wchrc you go rnnhc is q house
hold word and u h. uuqucstiurab'} the Wo
widely talked uf medicine iu the world today
ono person invariably tells another about
medicine that helps him and IN thls wa
/ scores - even hundreds mu3 hear Of iau'1
1 as i direct result Of one bottle iu u single
/ home.
/ But with all 1T, magnificent success /
/ remained fur 'hc .uuthrrn states to make th
p most phenomenal record Vet achieved iu thi
J country and the south alone now require
! considerably over q million bottles per ycur
1 When asked 10 explain tins record breakup
4 dtmsnd fOr laulac. Mr. g.. = Wills, th
tou.hgru ard western Distributor. said.
There can bc but one possible cNp'Hnn
ton aud b can be told IN one word merit
I That tells the whole story. 80 preparation
i no matter how extensively advertised. roul'
/ possibly meet with such phenomenal success
I unless 10 possessed gb. u'uic merit aud cN
/ ttanrdmaty powers as q medicine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
ReXall Drug Store and Quaker
Drug Co. Awarded
Agencies.
SALES MANAGER IN TULSA
Tells Of Remarkable Success
Which Has Been Achieved
by Tanlac.

''The Tanlnc agencies for Tulsa have been
awarded to Roy Il Gcunan's ReNall Drug
store. IlJ South Main street and the Quaker
Drug company so South Main street. was
the lnief statement made by Paul u. wilkes
sales manug,r when seen yesterday at the
Hotel Tulsa
lin awarding necncic, to these we'll known
firms" continued VI. Wilkes, - am merely
carrying nut our established custom Of hav.
ing only thoroly responsible, and centrally 10.
,ntcd representatives in each city, and IN
this connection will say that, 80 matter where
you 20 in the north or east or IN the SOUTH
you will awar. find the Tonlac stores 10 be
thoroy representative and reliable
Just such firms these are always anx'
ious aud willing TO cooperate with US III
promoting the sale Of raulac-not only be-
cause of It's superior merit but because of tho
prominent and valuable publicity they re-
ccivc from It's seles as wed.
"ts announced IN yesterdays papers, these
firms having already given large order which
will teach here IN the next few days, also
an additional order which VIII De r'ceiN,u
here by express in time to place II ON saio
''rhis is unquestionab,y the largest order
ever given by Tulsa dealers Tor new
preparation. but. having heard through a..
n
and rnpidy growing demand for Tanlac III
/ other cities these firms did not hesitate Tor
/ u moment 20 place an order for this amount:
! 81 couiidentially believe every bottle or
! this medcicinc will be sold before the middle
I of February. / say this conserVaiiN"ly anu
/ am busiue my prediction On what We have
/ dome in other cities. &c.,
''In Memphis. where Tanlac was placed
/ on sale only last April over lss.OOO bottles
! have been sold In Birmingham 10000
| bottles have been sold In the last Is months
| Anyone doubling these statements has the
liberty Of writing the llessig Ellis Drug COM
pany our wholsale distributors, and the
Jarobi Pharmacy and MarnOck's Drug com
Dosicr. Northington Drug company, oui
Wholesale distributors. and Eugene Jacobs
Drug store and the Patton'Pope Drug COM
pnny. our retailers, Of Birmingham.
In Knoxville, Tenn, the kuhman'
Chambli,s Co, the largest and best known
drug firm in east Tennessee has sold ana
distributed over - 900 bottles since Feb. ~
1915 Mr. Dan Chambliss president OF The
firm. will take pleasure in verifying thi'
statement. This record il probably the most
remarkable ever made by properotary mcdi
cine 80
"Both Mr. wilkes and myself have long
regarded Tulsa as one OF the best distributing
points in the southwest. aud arrangen.nt' .
are now being made to establish branci
office and distributing depot In this section
shall reain here long cnough to supcrintene
The Introduction OF Tanlac. and, from waat
can see and hear of your enterprising. hust
linz citv | do not believe IL will he u grea
while before Tanac will he selling equity a.
well in Tulsa us In other sections Of th,
country. 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
HUGE ORDER GIVEN
FOR NEW MEDICINE
Big Plant Forced to Double
Capacity to Daily Output
of 10000 Bottles.

What is probably the largest single order
ever given for proprietary medicine was
one for six caroads Of ran,ac received few
davs ago for immediate delivery by the Coop
er Medicine company from Mr. G. +. wills,
southern aud western distributor with head
quarters In Atlanta.
Ask the manager Of the Cooper Mcli.
cline company at Dayton, Ohio, and he VIII
tell Won that there are ,OGO dozen Of Tan
lac TO the carload. OF i2.720 BOTTLES, THIS
means. therefore, that 1t,32o bottles viii be
,hipred to the south within the next few
weeks to supply the tremendous demand. This
is In addition TO numerous single carload
orders received from the same source during
the last thirty days to say nothing Of an
other order Tor five and one.hali cars during
August,
Although the hig Ccopcr laboratories At
pa,ton are now capable oi turning out 49,
600 bottles daily the rapidly increa sing de-
mand has made II necessary to double their
capn,ity and in few weeks time they VIII
hnvr A daily output Of $4,000 bottles, which
is probably the largest in this country,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
ATLANTA FIRM SELLS
700 BOTTLES ONE DAY
Same Firm Sells Total of
$1,000 Bottles in Only
One Year.

Atlanta. Ga Nov q, 1915.
Mr.. G. T. Willis. Fourth National Bank
Bldg. Atlanta Ca.
Dear Sir Replying TO YOUR inquiry Of yes
ter1ay. We are pleased 10 advise that We are
now selling Tanlac al the rate of consider
ally over . 900 bottles per week.
On one Saturday alone We sold thru our
II Atlanta stcrcs approximately 200 bottles
VI retril. direct to consumers. On referring
To our records We find that our sales, since
its Introduction here something over one
year uro. have reached the astonishing total
OF $1,000 bottlcs.
This record is far IN excess ~ any we
have ever made before in the distribution Of
any one prcp1rution--in fact, we have never
handled anything that even approaches II a.
seller.
Thousands of our host people arc now us
ing A." preparation with the most gratifying
results anu we can ony account Tor the
pL,uoiucnai demand We are having by the
feet that i, is o medicine Of extraordinary
merit
Assuring you of our high appreciation for
the splendid cooperation You have accorded
MS and with the best wishc, for your con
'iuucd success we beg 10 remain, yours very
truly
JACOBS PHARMACY co,
Per Chls 4 smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
HIGHWAYS PRESENT
BIG POSSIBILITIES
Cyrus Avery Believes Perma-
nent Roads VIII Bring
Wealth to Tulsa's Door.

The greatest thing. according to his
toridns. that the Romans left for our
generation. was the military roads of
their lands taken 10y conquest
The greatest things that Tulsa can
leave, according to cyrus Avery, vice
president of the Ozark Trails associa-
tion, will be the permanent highways
and the trade territory conquered for
this city 10y them.
To the south of this city, accord
ing To Mr.. Avery. there lies one of the
greatest fields of wealth and prosper
ity that ever city had an opportun-
ity of piercing with trade tributaries.
Intcrurban u Link.
An interurban from Tulsa to Sa-
pulpa Will he the first link in open
ing up a section Of the state that Will
bring TO the very doors Of this city
it's greatest source of wealth. This
line. when completed to Sapulpa, will
give Tulsa n means of drawing from
q virgin field of activity and enter
prise about - miles distant. as line
is now in operation between Sapulpa
and Kiefcr.
Never before in the history of cast :
ern Oklahoma has there been as much
interest in the subject of good roads
and interurbans. and Okmulgoe, which
lies between 'tltllIb'l hliN ''''i y 'N''
is now contemplating the constructor
OF an interurban line which Will reach
TO Ucnrvetta on one side ana tc
Stroud TO the west
Seek Ozark Trail.
Most of these points are now N
, competition for the location of tn,
| official Ozark trails along the route t'
| the south and against them are pittet
! Jones, WellstoHn, Chandler and BIS
! tow OF the central route.
The route 20 the south Will opei
up the second greatest oil field tina
the world has ever known. accordin'
the Mr.. Avery, and will extend int
/ the coal and dry gas fields of IN.
. southern part of this section, whicl
4 are rich in their wealth OF manufac
lures and interests which depend
/ and will depend for years to come, ol
the Advantages the country in whicl
they are located offer.
1--WE can tie these communities int
Tulsa in such "A way that Tulsa viii
become the hub for this whole sec
| ton OF the state" Mr., Avery declared
"and To do 1t we must do something
that the whole nation realizes mus
be done for the progress OF her peo
! ple-build good roads, but above all
build roads that are permanent
The roads of the Romans still re
main intact
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
MEMPHIS FIRM SELLS
TWO CARS A MONTH
"Tremendous Sales Phenom.
email and Bewildcring to Say
the Least of It.
Memphis, Tenn Sept 7, 1915.

Memphis, Tenn. Sept T. 1915.
MI Willis.
I10l Fourth National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga
Dear Sir-It would he q very hard mat
ter for MS 10 write "a letter expressing Just
our feelings and experience in regard 10 Tan
lee We know thut 'le day Of miracles IS
past nnd we an know that thCre are no un-
fn'huuuLe mysteries in the drug business.
and yet this Taulac proposition Smacks OF
both For one firm 10 be able 10 sell ~ the
rate of one carload every two weeks, and
Tor this record to keep up until now, we have
sold more than nine carloads, aud have an
Other one coming. n IS just the least you can
,Hv. phenomenal and bewildcrng.
Ttnac In giving entirc satisfaction to our
trade, Hnd It Is u constant aud regular re-
pcater from the same sources, and our Gus
iomrrs write MS that their demands are per,
Sistcnt In the way uf repeat orders IS well
Hs from new users
The uniform courtesy aud confederation
the splendid business policy displayed by
Mr. Willis with us nS hi. wholesale dis
tributors. and thru us cur agents has been
everything that We could ask: and we wish
yun continued success and hope that you
will .culize on Your wishes TO in every way
sapcliz, pnd permanently perfect the popu'
mrity and continued sale Of Tonlac.
Yours very truly
THE UESSlG ELLIS DRUG COMPANY
lssredl r. L. ELLIS, President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
Demand FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Over Seven Million Bottles
Sold and Distributed in
Less Than Two Years,

Micro utc a'c from the Arabian Nights
.ui old tbau % record .l modDm bn.u's,
l..d. th, STORY of DO. truly marvellous growth
aad development of luhr which h now
being bo DteusNc., advertised thwwt thr
,uurr country.
rLc nr.t bottle OF rauhe to reach thc
public WAS sold just utur o,w two 3'ar,
aro 10 t.o urUur little city OF Lexington,
k. wbrrc 10000 bottle. OF thc medicine
,old u only few months. Since Chat Time
thco have been ,rld rhuUut tine United
sufrs sam,.lIus over seven and quarter
million bottle. and romance which has no
parallel ia thc modern business world wa.
begun.
The irsleut and phenomenal success which
1aul.c won n Lexington ha. been Duplicated
bon practically every large town, small town.
village and hamlet IN North America. Hawaii,
Alaska. Cuba Porto Rico and other Amcri.
can posses, ions hay. cnmor'd Tor famine.
just few iaouth, ar3 it wa, announced in
a., Atlanta papers ih,t - carloads, EOS.
i3G l1it,cs Of Taniac had h,ca sold thru the
Nlarta office alone. Since that iinc. Mhtrh
TO- approximately three. quarters of q million
Z bottle, have been sold aud the grand tuinl
/ now stands 40 something over million, or
J hr ,hacf. 1000 tJt bottles.
These are actual figures and the fact that
~ cpr0pds 4 1nnlac have been sold and
f ,upr q into the south since the dnt d1y OF
. October, 1913, IN u matter NJ record and can
,pNI, be- verified.
b one rctai' firm alone. Tho Jacobs Phnrn
nc, company of Atlanta have sold the A.
touishing total 0f 81 900 BOTTLES What Is
truo OF Atlanta is also true Of practically
over, other large city ot The south, where th,
sales have been corresponding, large
The greatest drug firms ot the country
have voluntarily come furW ard and stated tf
plain. cold figures the record. breaking 'alci
. everywhere and the following letters boy
Wpll known wholesale aud retail drug firms
Of the south give amp, evidence of the tru,
worth and widespread popularity Of Ianlac.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
OBSTINATE CHlNAMAN KILLED

TEXARKANA, Ark, Dec, l6.-The
we'll known habit Of the Chinese
laundryman in insisting on receiving
IA ticket before he surrenders laundry
Is said by officers to have caused the
death OF Jim Kee, Il. Chinaman, who
has conducted u laundry here for
thirty years,
Grover Barkman, n local lawyer,
and his brother, clifford, arc under
arrest charged with murder, They
say that they called for nome laundry
that the Chinaman refufed TO sur
render 1t without the ticka which had
been lost and that quarrel ensuedi
that Kee attacked Grover Barkman
with Il knife and that Clifford Bark
man thereupon shot and killed Kee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
WRIGHT
Clothing Co.
The home of Hart schaffner 4 Marx

Moran for forty rounds at Havana,
Cuba. early in February.
Freddie expects to beat Moran.
Moran hasn't been heard from, hut
We suppose he expects To beat l. ult'h'
Then. in the same city during the
same night, Charley Cutler of CniGaso
won two straight falls over Ralph Nl'd
of Seattle.
Forty-five minutes were consumer
in gaining both tumbies.
In view of the fact that we have nov
said anything concerning Mr.. Wax tHe
heart rt-smasher for several days, We
stcp blithely forth for the purpose OIL
remnflinr that altho his career was
brought to AN abrupt close, II was on,
of extreme brilliance while IL Nas'eu
At least we would consider havln.
every girl in the country raining ioi
MS something of a feat,
\ brilliant fcnt.
An. yes
Then we had almost forgotten Mar
Smith.
You remen ber Mary.
She lef. the farm because sh'
couidn't have grapefruit and bake'
sweet spuds every day.
We wonder where Mary is today
Mary, Mary. quite contrary,
Where do ti,c Nu,p'iics grown
In the city or IN the cou",'N
Thpt's what we want q know.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
MEN CONVICTED TWICE ON
SAME CHARGE ARE FREED


Special 10 The World.
SALLISAW. Okla, Dec. l6,-Aftcr
being twice convicted Tor the same Of
fcnse T.. G. Stewart. Albert Payne and
WIl Racv were acquitted in the dis
trict court by jury today ON two
counts Of perjury growing out of thei'
conviction in the CITY ard Justice
courts on gambling charges.
4 month ago the defendants were
fined S25 and costs each by Prlico
judge Dowell or a gambling charge,
The same day they We're convicted oi
the same offensc in the Justice court,
Judge Dowell presiding. They were
fined S25 and costs again. Following
their police court hearing they we're
arrested on "A perjury charge and fol
lowing their justice court hearing they
were arrested a second time on IN,
same charge.
The defendants have appealed the''
rambling convictions to the county
court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
u DOPE
(gy "CY' LOGSDON)

IN our contest hereby opened ana
closed for tho man with the greatest
conception ~ preparedness We award
thu medal tu the tauHas city ndyid-
ual vino carried an OH stove while
travelling on Kay See streets cars.
Jlucg film palaces I'm Detroit have
hNod their prices ono cont
There is oothin- remarkable IN the
raise.
II it he'd happened several days AFRO
So would not have been surprised.
Wint surpiisc, H. j. The fact thnt
there Is such Hn institution ~ liin'A
movie.
We had boon led to believe 10 cents
minimum price.
So flt. as we have hoen able TO learn
there is no maximum price.
And Jess Willard
II he continues Improving In looks
there is not prize fight promoter In
the country that viii consider letting
lin step ~ ring under his control
From u photograph that was run on
TINS PAGE Irida, tie old hoy has the
~ ucaranCc of n cross between tenor
singcr ia II stupcndous production ot
/ "RonCo and Juliet" and - refuge"
, Noi' foreign minister hiking ir'm
bucharest.
And that youth who the photograph
claimed to be Tom Jones.
lie wasn't Tom Jones by any means.
Take our word for that.
Old Tom Jones never did look like
the overworked property man of u
musical eXtraNdgtnza road show 10 10
Then again. calling your attention
to the intentions Of some Of The M
tional league powers 80 eliminate one
ban and to forget about counting on,
foul.
Wc sull conterd that's remarka-
lie idea.
For the willow icldcrs.
Pretty tough on the pitchers tho
Pretty rough.
Altho tho arrangement that is about
To follow has no particular materia
value. We believe IL for the best m
t,rest OF our peace Of mind to pat l'
down.
Get It out Of oar system. as they say
in the realms of footh-nts and iunh'
, stories.
IN PASSING.
"Talc yer base the umpire beloved
\s three ball. were put ncros'
Take yer base" the mob did cchoc
I Hes afraid OF We. Old i'oss.'
, AS announced, me foregoing has W
- actual worth.
II brings cut the idea that IT is IKE
% Ia batters will be- permitted to take
@ base on three balls
( Which brings MS down TO the pom
we are trying TO convey
. We have come tO the concin>io'
. after dccp and calm thot. that III
LuschaII maguatc who first conceive
4, tlui idea must have at one time con
q Quoted pawn shop.
, Fred Fulton. who messed around !
\ Fargo. y. H.. for few hours Frida
night stated he will tanglo with iran
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
TAnLAC TO BE SOLD
OVER ENTIRE STATE

In only a few weeks time ranlae will
be placed on sale in practically every
large city, town, village and hamlet IL
the states of Texas, Oklahoma and thru
out the entire southwest
A number OF agencies already have
been established in very limited time,
hut Il is my desire that the distribution
\ be made more complete and far'reaehing.
\ With this end in view. take this
ireans OF notifying druggists and dealers
who are interested to write or telegraph
a +. willis Fourth National Bank build
ing Atlanta, Ga,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
THE SAME OLD STORY
DOWN IN JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. G, 1916.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 6, 1916.
Mr. q. F. Willis. Fourth National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta, Ca.
Dear Sir-Tanlac is winner with us; As
you know we have bought more than three
carloads within the last three months
We are very much pleased with your CO.
operation in moving these goods. II is one
Of the best accounts we have today.
Wishing you the best Of success, we are.
Yours very truly
THE GRooVER. STEWART DRUG Co,
BY f. c GROONER President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
LARGEST IN HISTORY
OF THEIR BUSINESS

Mr. a. r, Willis,
l10i Fourth National Bank Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga
Dear slr.--it gives us pleasure TO state
that the Wholesale distributing agency Of Tan
lac for this territory. secured from YOU about
ono year ago, has proven very satisfactory
to uh.
Our books show tha, during the year We
have lorght and disposed Of over ten cars
OF Tnrlnc Ia this immediate territory, there
by setting record a. the l0rgcs sale by US
Ia given time OF any proprietary remedy
In the history OF our business,
These tales have been made with no effort
on eur part and without complaint on the
part ~ our patrons and subOgencieS
With best Wishes for your continued sue
eots. we remain, yours very truly,
sPURLOCk. NEAL COMPANY
tslsn.d) G, S. MARTIN,
Nlce.president and Gen. Mgr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
BIRMINGHAM DEALER IS
SMASHING ALL RECORDS

birmingham Ni"tt 0tpN ~ i'A"s
Mr.. g. T. Willis. Fourth National Bank Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sir-lt gives Ms pleasure to state
that our sales ON Tanlac have been satisfac
tory in every way and our relations from
business standpoint have been absolutely per-
feet
We have handled since the lst OF last De.
ccmhet IN average Of about one carload per
month and have yet TO receive our first com'
plant from a dissatisfied customer.
Tqnlac continues 10 hold front rank in
Alabama. and from present indications II viii
continue to do so for years TO come.
Yours very truly,
DOSTER. ER.NORrHlNGTON DRUG co.
j. r. DoSrER, President
J r. D.-L.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
LONE STAR SOLDIER
GRID SQUAD WINS
Crushes Nirginians; Described
as "Greatest Ever Seen on
a Texas Field

SAN ANTONIO TCNos Dec. TO-
The biggest. faacst and clcyerost foot
BAH team That over cIcatod the grass
on Texas plIlrou came forth under
the colors of the Second Texas in-
fanuy this afternoon at League part
ana crushed the Virginia artillery
under the monumental scoro % - 10
o. Eght touchdowus and four goals
from touchdown built up score that
wae made possible by wonderful IN
diyldual football playing and sull
greater Interference. Virginia Was
and even tho crack
spceodstcrs Of tho famous Norfolk
Blues wcrc made 10 look slow beside
the big backs and ends of the Texans.
As contest il was not much-it was
too monotonous and too much Of a
slaughter. But as am c%hlhition OF
high-class football ON the part of the
winners the game was q rare treat
Anyone attempting 20 pick the Texas
star would Immediately arouse an
argument then have small
chance to win II. There was NO stars
and all were stars. Using an open
formation almost exclusively most OF
the time a punt formation the Texans
sent the bah off tackle. straight thru
around end OF afar IN whrling spiral
passes that usually found Hendricks
for a further gain. And the few times
Texas was held by Virginia or 10y
penalties and forced to punt.
Lineup;
1EXAS VIRGINIA
Hendricks IRE Graves Myers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
.Josephine StOrey-White

Teacher OF Voice Production and
Artistic Singing
Open for engagements for concerts, recitas,
d. funerals. etc.
Studio a02 South Elwood. Phone S75l
Josephine Storey White, musical director and
eontralto soloist Trinity Episcopal church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

VT you want something extra
fine, something new and
~ different that men and
boys wear, come to this spe-
cialty store for men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
AUSTRIA READY TO QUIT?

Absolutely!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

II he continues Improving In looks
there is not % prize feht promoter ln
the country that viii consider letting
Lin step 10 ring under his control
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

So far as We have hocn able TO learn
there is no maximum price.