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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
Announces Message.

Finding himself gradually losing the
support of his own party in his de.ib-
crate methods, the President finally
that he would deliver mes
sage to Congress upon the Cuban situa-
ton on a particular day, the following
sri.iay. The House of Representative
met in expectancy of that message.
IN .incss was suspended; the atmos-
,here was surcharged with electricity.
toatentions arose on the floor, IN one
or two cases leading almost to physical
violence. while they were awaiting the
presidential message. While l stood
philosophically viewing the scene and
wondering at the turbelance of So
- He'd deliberative body the sergeant
at-arms informed me that the President
desired to see me at the White House.
went there, and in the anteroom
found two other democrats. minority
members of the foreign affairs com
mittec We were Immediately ushered
uto the Presidents office. He sat
there at a table, upon which lay doc
ument tied with red ribbon, evidently
the message which he was about to
send TO Congress. j could not but con-
tTast the calm and the dignity of that
room and of tia President himself with
the scene Of turbulence which ! had
iust left. He Informed us that he had
Iust received telegram from Consul
General Lee at Havana advising him
that Havana was in a state of high ex-
element with reference to his antici-
pated message: that there were 500
-Nmericans in Havana whom he wished
10 send back TO this country before
That message was announced, and ask
ir9 hun 10 postpone its delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
The Weather a Year Ago To-day:

Coady. Temperature. High. s.. Low. 3s'-
remember Laxative Bromo Quinins cures a cold
10 one DAY There j. only one 'Brumo Quininr.'
look for signature Z. W. GROVE. 23c.-Adver-
sioeueut,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
Flood of Denunciation,

Word had been passed around that
was suspected. The result was a flood
OF denunciation. particularly from the
so-called fnsursent' members of the
party. some of whom, in my
hearing. upon our return to that body,
when We were passing around in a
rather ineffective way. stating the re-
suit OF our communication with Mr.
Mckinley. denounced him as man
without a backbone or with rubber
back bone. ] have often since then
thought OF the contrast between the
quiet aud the calm of the President and
the excitement OF so-calied delibera-
tive and representative body"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
way car be allowed upon the bridge a
one time.
Maximum Weight of Vehicles.

That the maximum weight of wheeled
vehicles permitted on the bridge be
three tons for animal-drawn vehicles,
exclusive of the animal. and four tons
for motor vehicles
That police supervision be had to
prevent excessive overlooking of the
bridge by traffic at any time.
That during periods of heavy ice
movement in the river all traffic over
the bridge be suspended.
In his report to the War Department
Col. Flagler said: Il consider the situa-
ton as one demanding serious and
immediate consideration. I believe that
the reduction of traffic recommended,
with careful observance of move
mant in the piers, will render the
bridge reasonably safe until next
spring. but still not devoid of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19

cholock waterfall Yosemite. IS 2.56i
feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
Condition of the Bridge.

In describing some of the conditions
found in the recent examination of the
bridge Col. F'lagler said
The examinations have shown a
gradual deterioration of the piers be-
low the water line. The defects APP
pear in the form of cavities caused by
the dropping out during frsshets OF
one or more OF the stones in or near
the face; also by the securing out OF
the riprap under the edges OF the
foundations and the washing out OF
mortar between the joints.
The defects reported this year are
areas of face. with open joints. which
can be penetrated with steel rod as
much as four feet: large cavities, with
loose rock fallen from the filing OF the
piers. which appears to have little CO.
herence and scour under the edges
of the masonry.
Effects of the Vibrations.
In pier No. the diver reports indi-
I,tfi mo hot no
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Decide Against Submission.

M. Mckinley stated that the coun-
'ry expected thiS message upon that
day and that Congress expected it. that
he could not announce TO the country
the cause Of postponement, for if the
telegram were published il might pro-
duce in Havana the same effect that
might be produced by the anticipated
presidential message. He said that he
had therefore called US. as members
OF the minority and adversary party,
70 ask our judgment regarding the sit
uation. We told him that we thought
the message ought to be postponed.
lie replied that he thought so, too: that
he would rather lose his right arm. as
he expressed it, than run the risk of
losing a single American life. but that
he was unable to make any public
statement regarding the matter, and
ne requested US to pass around with
out publicity among our associates on
the floor of the House and state that
the President of the United States had
taken us into his confidence and had
presented 10 US good reasons for the
postponement of the message. We as
sured him that we would do so, and
We thought the Undertaking an easy
one, but when We arrived at the House
we found the turbulence of that body
increased, not diminished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
Entertainment Features.

Among the contributors of the even
ing to the vocal and other entertain
ment were Mrs Flora Brylawski, con
tralto. in an original musical sketch
Miss Hazel Bornheim, Myer Jolson. Mrs
Selma Selinser Danforth. Mrs. Clara
Naecker, Herbert j. Jacob Otto +.
Woerner. Paul Emmett, Henry Berman.
Raymond Ennet. Joseph Goldstein and
Croso POTASH in song selections and
cabaret specialties. The women of the
audience were put in touch with the
spirit of the occa sion with varicolored
paper hats, worn with American flags
in silk as pendants, and each was given
a dainty powder puff as a souvenir
General Chairman |. S. Goldsmith was
assisted by AZ committee OF strenuous
endeavor in catering to the comfort
and pleasure of the guests, including
Milton Hopfenmaier and Henry Lans-
burgh. as vice chaitmen; Monarch L.
W. Libbey. ex-ofiicio: George H. En-
mons H J. Simmons. Joseph II. Cur
ran, Past Monarch Ed S. Schmid, John
H. Shreve. Raymond s. Dickey, Jacob
W. Collins and p. r. Pullman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19
Host of Yelled Prophets.

A host of yelled prophets. headed by
no less a dignitary than Judge George
Fleming Moore sovereign grand COM
mander of the Scottish Rite for the
Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States also assisted. with Prophets
William +. Guide, Frank B. ketchum,
Rev. DR.. Abram Simon. Abram r. Win
gate, Prof. Julius Hamper, r. NJ. Thorn
as Dr. Frank Gibson, Virgil Fookes.
William H. Landvoigt, A II. Mayer.
Thomas A. Bynum, DR.. J. j. II. Will
muth. A c. wilkins. F. H. kramer.
Kirk c. Miller. DIR. Wilmer Hampton.
Charles A. Stevens, Otto Woerner NJ.
A Winter. Fred Decker. Delos w.
Thayer, Clarence Schmid, Theodore
Picard. Everett E. Bartlett. Jacque
Heidenheimer. John Parsons. d. w
Yeabower. Nellie Rodenheim, Milton
Baer, p. W. Nicholson. Charles d. Shack
elford, H. w McKeldin. Wilbur Fookes.
r. L. Trice Dr. Frederick Yates. C. NJ.
Sabin. Jack Shulman. John Wilkerson.
Henry Franc, jr.: A. H. Rogers, Joseph
Goldsmith. H. NJ Bedell. George Leese.
Samuel F.. Shreve, J. H. Burkholder. Otto
Roepke. Everett W. Hawkins. Charles
Aufenthie, Charles P. Rouse. George c,
Shafer, Meyer Hanlein, George Hess. Ju-
Illus Albrecht. c. A. Brewton. P. r. Lat
terner, Arch B. Williams, Guy W. A.
Camp. Adolphe Guide, Frank H. Pierce.
Charles NJ. Keefer. II. c. Stein. George
Cooke. DR.. G.. n. Payette. Dr. c. r. pu-
four. F. c. Handy. J. w. Williams. Ed
ward w. Zea, P. V. Heating. Paul Leibel,
Julian Brylawski, Mark Stearman, NJ w.
Pickering. J. T. Riley, Edward l.. Hutch
inson. Charles S. King. DR.. A. H. Staples,
Charles Zurhorst. o. L. Ballard, Thomas
B. Armstrong, Harry Wolf. A Selnger,
Charles F. Crane. F. d. Vowel and Maui
rice Narceisenfeld
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Soc size, 40c; $1.00 size, 75c
Hospital size, cheapest in the end, ST.

If you and your baby need help let Il
know tive will send our special trained nurs
around and give you all the informatio
needed free of charge during this sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-19

M Sanitol 1Oc
WjEH Children's TOO =
AMA brushes, extra hne
~MA, quality pure bristfe'
>@MM warranted not to shed.
/H ~ Regular 25c value.
Bic PrOphylactic Toothbrushes'
put up in sealed pack l3c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
MIA lRMETS
STOCKS AND BONDS


NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Completion OF the
sif,h consecutive. week OF daily operations
.unrirt,from. j. oo0 600 to more than l,'oo''
,oo. .L.r.. finds the stock market still in
herently sound and responsive no'wi'"N'"""'"'
factors calculated to impair values, ,.o.
Chief among these was the report thHi
,oarn oyrrtlrrs would soon be innugurated
by the central power. THIS report causuu caus
,pecial stocks, particularly those deriving ,e
,beir cbirf ,ustenance from war contracts to
hreaL several points, but standard shares
held relatively firm. ,.L.i.a,i,o
Denials of an impressive and authoritHtly'
character served to effect very general "u
iustment at omer or less cost to thr p'"rs,
worthy feature Of the week was the larse
and steady array of remarkable statements oi
earnings submitted by leading rail systems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
MONEY TO LOAN

81. 600. $500 s2.500 AND $4,000 private
funds for two or three years, or loans for
five years, on improved city property prompt
closing on Daniel B.dg. c. d. CoggNhan
4 CO. Phone 1876.
niture. piano, diamonds; farm loans spe-
cialty; list your real estate for sale; quitk
results Phone 5539 200 Ault Bldg
500. GOO TO LOAN at once. 3o5 Mayo Bldg
". +. Broach.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
DRESSM AkERS
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS

con NIRACIORS
Bids will be received at the office Of tho
City auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma, until
o'clock - m Monday. October 10th, 1916,
for the construction of o Sanitary Sewer In
cluding laterals, connections and other ap-
purtcnanrc. for Sewer District No. ll2, as
created and established by Ordinance No:
1896. passed and approved the 9th day OF
June, 1915.
Plans. profiles and specifications for The
construction of said sewer system and dp'
purterauces have been adopted by the Mayor
and Board OF Comm ssioners Of said City
and are now ON file in the office of the lity
Engineer.
Bids must be made upon The official pro
posal sheets 0f the city OF Tulsa.
The right TO reject amy and all bids IS re-
served to the Board VI Commissioners OF the
Citv of Tulsa. oklahoma
/ certified check in the suh of five ~
per cent Of the amount OF the bid will DO
reouircd from each bidder
An bids will be- opened and nsidcroi by
the Board Of Commissioner, " said City ~
meeting Of said Board TO be- held in the City
Hal I'm said City at O'Clock q. M, on the
l7th day OF October. 1915.
ANY and all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object TO said proposed improve
inents or any part thereof or any matter or
thing i'm relation thereto, at said meeting of
the said Board Of Commissioners on the lith
day OF October 1916. ...,....,
City Engineer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. s.--Enormous sales OF
mig IRON AVE been made since October
Win nriccs advancing to si.25 per ton.
Upward of 5oo,ooo tons were placed qhHGSp tGo
,are have hen placed and inquiries are IN
The market for IL, 900 more ears as well as
for 1ls locomotives. - ,.,
Some supplementary rail orders have been
,,loced and inguiries for $4,000 tons more are
in tbe market The pressure for steel plates
i. nhenomenal Orders for 100 600 tons more
for pine lines and for boats have been pl"'eu
and inouiries made for 100000 more
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
Joyous ridings.

"Charlev. dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins. II have good news"
What Is it2"
"The bank sent me word that my
account Is overdrawn. ] looked In tho
synonym book and found that over.
drawn is the same as exaggerated. "
-Washinpton Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
MONEY WANTED
EILEGAMT' lHlOMllE

For sale-5-room bungalow, mod
ern in every respect, electric and gas
combination fixtures, high slightly
location, close in, lot 50Nl40. Am lcaN-
ing city; grab this bargain. 200 New
Ault Bldg. Phone 5j3s.
TOR SALE or TRADE for Tulsa property.
six room modern house on best residenc,
street In Wagner, Okla Corner lot new
brick garage Also 1O3 acre farm near Nas
oner; well improved, so acres IN cultivation
Address box 5l5i care World.
WANTED-We want to purchase IN Tulsa
about ten acres land fronting on railroad
TO be used as a manufacturing site. give low
es, cash price and full particulars, ns deal
must be closed by November !. J. II. htnyin,
200 East Forty third street, Chicago. Ill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
COTTON
Now Orleans Cotton Review.

NEW ORLEANS. oct s.-New high levels
for the season again were reached IN ,nr
cotton market here last week. Monuay
brought the most active trauihs III sent seot'" n
nound as the result of the government con
<di,lon report to September p OF 300 lne
Lowest figure on record. The ginning re-
turns of 4,o62,99l bales to SepiGm63'r pn6 80,
the largest on record, were is""''" 80
bearish influence ...
Tst@r in the week the increased export
movement, reports that picking was nearih <
romnlotion over a large area, the claim OF
ha'tar snot demand in the interior, large
mill takings and reports Of the beginning o'
a holding movement among growers were suS.
taining influences The highest prices were
reached on Saturday when the active monthN
nore ioS TO Il0 points. or well over S. a
h.Ie ohnve the level of the previous week
Lose Iiuuidation 10 realize profits checked
the inward movembent for Whlie anu
brcugbt about minor reaction, hut the
close for the week was az net s"'" vi i''
~ Tbis rS' week the trade will lwatch for any
further development Of the holding movement,
which Is said to have as its object me
raaii,otion of 90 cents a pound, basis mid
diing for the remainder ~ the crop; inc
export movement also will be closely followed
New York Cotton Goods
NEW YORK. Oct s.-Cotton goods markets
have been strong and active and prices ad'
vsnced TO new and unprecedented levels
some Of the large lines Of rercales for spring
we're sold up and withdrawn at the highest
prices ever asked. Brown sheetingS and
colored goods also made sensational ad
vanres Bleachod cottons are up half cent
a vcord Fancy tickings advanced from
half cent to one cent yard. Fine combed
warn cottons are in some instances cent
a yeard higher than they were IN 1907
St St''Tp first hands. in several Instances The
Hruros show tina, print cloths and convert
bIes are up so per cent since the, first Of
n"ossrtimc n little over a third Jobrebs and
pfSP,' pstSi,crs are active and advance sales for
snring delivery are far ahead Of a year ago
Current quotations are. as follows Print
tc asH inch 64x6ls INC: brown sheet
ing.. southern standars, 10 c. denims 2.20,
Indigo ioc. tckings s.ounce l6hc, staPl,
gir CHAINS Sc, prints nc, dress gingham'
II ikc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09

FOR SALE OR RENT EIghtroom re.idtn ,e
ou South Boulder avenue price S'''"",
terms one half cash or Womb rent Suin' 'vtt
fl pcriod Of one or two years or longer II
satisfactory at $3.50 per year m advance ava
Robinson Arcade Bldg j. X Clark. Phohe
1913.
FOR SALF-rwo. residence Maple
Ridge district. 3O7 East Nineteenth. Just
and closets. oak floors. linen closet Aiche"
cabinet enamel finish. laundry tubs, furnace.
Phone io9s.
FOR SALE-Two new beautiful modern
homes on easy terms, east tiir' cIo,t ID +,
bu' ,uur home direct from builders and save
the middle mans pront Emmett brNH'oHi
3lG Robinson Bldg Phone 4oS.-
T0V SITF- Six.room house. lot lo0xljo
cTpvcni,nt to car line, good well ana otheT
improvements. Price S250u: no ineumg;rr!innic''
sgjO cash and the balance to SUIT you W hl'
Angel Realty Co.. il Bynum BIdg. fhone
ron SATF-Fiyc.room furnished house, the
Ltst buv in town; must sell Monday. hohSe
Ia, ,,d furniture 81 500 $3.50 takes H.
Wlltc.Argd Realty Co.; II Bynum Bldg
Phone i5s7
FoR SALE Seccnroom new house close to
r"' taisVco easy Whi,o.Angel Realty Co,
II Bynum Bldg Phone 1851 2oL--
T0R SATE-Six. room and fourroom houses
c, large lot close in, good stuff 70 ttadt
for home White.Angel Realty Co.. il
Bynum Bldg Phone 45.. .-
TOR SALE-Lot 9oNl5Q. best traekare prop
sr,v in Tulsa; warehouse and ivc.room
c,tt,se ON North Frisco and 100 feet 'front.'
Inc ON Frisco tracks. i North Frisco.
FOR SALE-Five.room dwelhng, 81 200
5000 down. $25 month. Brooks Sheppard
CO. s3 Culbertson Bldg. Phones 2s73 and
55g5l.
FnR SALE-By owner five room modern
bungalow. corner lot fruit and shade trees
Phone 1883
WANTED Property in good residence dl,
trict VIII pay cash, state price 4oi''
care World .
WANTED buy direct, from owner, mod
cru house at bedrock price. Address 7 u
box 1913. city. -.
FOR SALE-Oue frame store building Phoue
1857 or call 1901 South Main.
NfTrT'AL real estate men, Hereford, Reed
Volt i2l First National bsnk. Fhohe o's-'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
Dressing to Suit

Dressing 10 SUIT.
81 want Il motor costume, some-
thing in half mourning.
why, what"
MY engine has a habit Of going
dead"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

We have the following second hand
cars that we Will sell ut bargain
prices:
one passenger Studohakcr cylinder
one passenger Chalmers & cylinder
one passenger Oakland 1 cylinder
one passenger Hupmohilo cylinder
one passenger National cylinder
one passenger Ford
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED For all winter tour girls for 70
dancing show, good pay good treatment
Apply room 81 Brewing hotel Mrs j.
Wright, manager.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
FARMS FOR RENT
FINANCIAL
HELP WANTED-AGENTS
AIS SOUTH BOSTON.
Phone blgG.

AGENTS coming money WIN FOrd ant0m0'
bile gasoline gauges new invention. own.
ers buy on sight Sells al $3.50: big commis.
sion. Philip Ray, general agent, Blackwell
Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
MONEY TO LOAN

FARM and city loans. money on hand to
promptly make large and small farm
loans at reasonable rates for long or short
ness and residence loans OF any size made
ouickly to suit on Tulsa property. \. A,
Lilly, 2ll.2l2 Texas building, II East Fourth
street Phone Sal.
| HAVE some private money to lend on
real estate security. John + kerrigan, 425
Robinson Arcade, Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-09
WermOIn iii. day

FOR SAIE-Fivc West Tulsa lots on Main
street Phone R NJ. Lear j1ll.
FOR SALE BY owner. cheap. two room
house good well. etc. SIS South Rockford
--~~->~-~O-N-o-o~~~~~~~~
LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE-Five good milch cows, 81.2
blocks north Of Frisco subway. North Pc
oriu street Is +. Mger.ol
FOR SALE One good work horse q dand,
8 North Yorktown avenue.
FOR RENT Bam for six horses and buggy
or car Corner Tenth and Forest streets.
FOR SALE Fine bulldog, - North May
bell Phone 1898
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR RENT-Hoist engine aud
concrete mixer. X. I. Courtney, 800 Gal.
las building
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FAST INTERURBAN PACKAGE FREIGHT

II YOU are NOT already using
our Freight Service. We invite YOU
to 'w 1t once. After that YOU
can't yet along without It. Trains
over every line daily except sun
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treatment all patrons satisfied.
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Telephone your 'ohhcr Iu send
YOU that rush order hy lnicrur-
ban Freight
For further information rpla-
tive to service Of this company.
call on local agents or telephone
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eAnIs fntAr-R n.erlpts ID

PARTS The 'Hal 'srr'W n ha
Huaisra ir rnfs 'r ip't v.err n fNN oa.
fHH.s ss compared with $3.50 0oo France
H 'Hi1
fN, HniiuE pictures Niihs'uHN iHs
if.4is nf var h'''sa than sn r'Nrf r'a a.
n. aui.,m,nta rlrr ft.sIn's e,fp a
f. NNY' francs a. against sfbt non
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STICKLEY & KIGHT, I
322 Lee Building

Cooper 4 RowIcr, Ada
j. &, King q Co.. Ardmorc.
j. +. Whittlc, AItus.
Shactfcr & Doollu. Alyl
G. e. Mcknight, Anadarko.
Butler Realty Co.. Atoka
j. II. Mullen, BartleSviIlc.
Henry kocrncr, BcggS.
Fred NJ. Frey. Chickasha
W. +. Young, Cleveland
+. II, Palmer, Clinton.
Matte Hughes, Coalgatc.
II. c. Bollman, CoIlinsyilIc.
j. d. McCoid, Copan. ,
Clark 4 Co. Cushing
j. Il. Clcmmons. Davis.
II. +. Malone. Dcwar.
y. f.. Woodland. Dewey
a. f.. Smith, Dustin.
j. +. Rahman, Edmond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-06
OKLAHOMA CITY

J VI. IIarklu FL Reno.
Claud ". Fisher. Francis.
{. W TrippN Gcary
Olson & Burnsdalc, Guthrie
l.. W. Huls, Hanna.
\. NJ. Gooch, IIartshornc.
Robt B. Campbell, IIcnryctta.
Y. " Snldcr. IloIdruyllIc.
Barlow u Petty IIomluy
Landcrs a Head, Lawton.
Neal Smith, Lexington
T. l.. Wade. MARROW.
Chas. $. Brice, McAlcstcr
". II. Hollis, McLoud.
ChaS. S. Canuady. MadlIl.
J. j. Sisson, Mounds.
Carl II. Cooper, Muskogcc.
Vincent u Weir. Norman.
\. l.. AtchlSon. Okcmah.
Jollcy q Harmed, Okmulgcc.
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Agents
Tel. Walnut 2O62

K. +. Mullcndorc, Usage
Milton \. Lasatcr, PauIs Valley.
Geo. y. Mcllott, Pawbuska.
X. l.. Willis, Pittsburg.
A. +. Slower, Prague.
+. l.. Conner, Purcell.
j. A. Griffith, Ramona
+. K. Laird. Rolf
Ross II. Rayburn, Sand Springs.
Menifec d Boulton Sapulpa.
Chapman & Varnum, Shawnee.
W. +, Oxford, Sparks.
u. NJ. Rogers, Stuart.
Robt. Muldrow, Tishomingo
Dickcy, Ashby & Fountain, Tulsa.
Brss Boyer, Wapanucka.
II. j. Cooper eathcrford
K. o. Brewer, Wclectka.
". 4. Geren. Wetumka.
c. +. Hurst Yale.
f. i Ncspor, Yukon.