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The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

pered Yellow-Jackets had posses
sion OF II he would be the last TO
disturb them again. He glanced
over at the doorway as he hurried
along. lipperty.lipperty-lip. then sud
denly stopped short and sat up 10
stare There was some one on the
doorstep looking in
las live. II is Digger the
BADGER" exclaimed Peter. II guess
he doesn't know who lives in there
II he goes in guess I'll see some
fun. I'll wait and see what hap
pens" Peter chuckled as he thought
OF those Yellow-Jackets. II wasn't
dark enough yet for them 10 have
gone 10 sleep. and he felt sure that
II Digger once poked his head in
side there would be a very lively
time. Then, to Peters credit, he
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
FAKE CRIPPLE is
DISCOVERED BY
TRAFFIC OFFICER

When Tranic Omcer Bernard
Stab, who is stationed at Grand
River and woodward-aves.. saw a
"cripple" who was sitting near the
corner. Thursday evening. suddenly
.grow" a hand where he had had
nothing but empty sleeves . mo-
ment before. he sauntered over to
investigate. He found that the
-cripple," who had been begging on
the corner for some time. had turn
Cd his hands back into his sleeves
to make himself appear handless.
He ave his name at police head
quarters as Thomas Fogarty, %
years old. Of Pontiac. A quantity
Of small change and a bottle OF
whisky were found in his clothes.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
WILL BOOST
DETROIT AS A
BUSINESS TOWN

Plans were made at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Detroit real
estate board 1t Deer Lake inn. Oak
land county. Thursday. to launch .
$4,000 national publicity campaign.
sxtolling the merits OF Detroit -
an Industrial center ~ well ~ an
ideal residence city. Several hum
dred dollars IN excess Of the $4,000
was subscribed on the spot.
Edwin DENLY. president Of the
Board OF Commerce. addressed the
meeting. He advanced . plan to or
ganise q company to build houses
for rental purposes. the company to
b operated on business basis. but
with limited profit.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02


contentment. do you happen to
know where I win and any more
Yellow-Jackets' nssts!" he asked.
Peter said that. he didn't, but II
he found any he would surely tell
him. Then be went on TO the Old
Orchard to tell every one whom he
should meet what brave fellow
Digger the Badger was. And all the
time II wasn't bravery ut al on
Digger's part. He has such .
tough skin and such a thick coat
that the Yellow-Jackets simply
couldn't hurt him. II often Is just
that way.
Next story-Old Granny Fox
Makes Fun OF Digger.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

II always is that way. The funny
thing about II is that very otten
there is no real cause for respect.
That was the case with Peter Rao-
bit and Digger the Badger. In spite
OF all that had happened TO him,
Peter couldn't stay In the dear old
Brier Patch. and the very next
night after his escape from the old
house OF Johnny Chuck he was
abroad again in search of new ad'
ventures. Little Mrs. Peter did her
best TO make him stay al home, but
il was no use. You see. there was
so much going on these busy spring
days and nights that Peter was
dreadfully afraid he would miss
something. You know how II Is
with Peter: curiosity seems 10 be
forever driving him 10 poke his
wabbly little nose into all kinds OF
places where he has no business.
so Peter started forth just after
Jolly, round. red Mr.. Sun had gone
to bed behind the Purple Hills. He
had promised little Mrs. Peter that
this time he would be very, very
careful. and he had promised him
self that be would try no more
Jokes on his neighbors, because he
had found out that jokes do not
pay. He started for the Old Or
chard. and this took him not far
from the old house OF Johnny
Chuck. He had no intention OF Wis
iting II. II made him squirm all
over just TO think Of all he had
suffered while he was prisoner
there. As long as those hot-tem-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
HORSE MEDICINE
MAKES MAN SICK

George Sims. so years old. Of No.
4Ss Twenty-third-st. was found ly-
ing behind billboard, Thursday
night. at Gratiot and sylvester-aves.,
BY passersby. II Was thought he had
swallowed poison and he was taken
to the city receiving hospital When
be regained consciousness he told
the nurses that he swallowed q large
quantity OF horse remedy. In an
(e6crt to cure himself of stomach
TROUBLES. He was taken home Fri
day morning.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
WILL CONTEST IL
YEARS OLD is ON

A viii contest was started, Thurs
day. before Judge James A. Parkin-
son. In which there have been 50 le-
gal moves since the case was begun,
Dee. s. 1905. Joseph c. Morris, q
theatrical producer. is seeking to re.
cover sums OF money which he
claims were entrusted by his father
TO other persons. the aggregate OF
which. he holds, amounts to 10000.
DurinE the IL years In which the
case has been shifted from court to
court the principal defendant has
died.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Some Early Buyers
The Type Of Men
You WIN Be Associated With
The Secretary and Treasurer of the
largest manufacturers of automobile
motors in the world.
A nationally famous Detroit Surgeon
now President of Medical Society
you hear mentioned every day.
The President of a highly regarded
Advertising Agency.
The Head of large contracting cor
poration.
The Secretary of q Company whose
name il a by-word in Deroits motor
trade.
A noted Detroit Attorney.
The Michigan Manager of a Fire In
smanee Company whose operations
are international
The Manager of the Detroit Branch
of one of the prominent dire compa-
MES.
Any many other leaders In the citys
business and professional world.
For actual names, complete
details of property including
prices, ETC.. Just telephone
Main 2325-or drop a card.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Digger the Badger Wins Peters Respect
Copyright W. Burssss,

To see another person DO ,o,
The thing that wakens rear IN 70"
Ia quite the surest way | Know
To start respect and make IL GROW
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
NEW BOOKSIN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books received In the Detroit
public library are as follows: "The
Honeysuckle." Gabrielle d Annunzio:
and Landscape Garden
Ing OF the ExpositNn;" Quiet Hour"
r II. csrrinston, ed. in French
Military Hospital" Dorothy Gator;
"Tiser slayer by order" D!sby ps-
vice; European Anarchy" G.. l..
Dickinson: Neglected Points OF Auc-
ton Bridge" Carl EhlermaAn. Jr.:
"Nightside OF Japan" + FuJimoto.
Poetry" Giacomo ia Lentinl;
Blacklist Page OF Modern History"
n A. Gibbons; Mosquito Control In
Panama j. A. A. lie Prince; EARLY
Diplomatic Relations between the y.
s. and Mexico" w. n. Manning: "Oid
Marblehead Sea Captains" Marble
head Historical society: victorious
Religion in the Mind OF the Child
E L. r. Mumford. Best Short Stor-
les OF 1915" Z. j. III. OBrien. cd.
Imperial Impulse" S. r. orth: Mote,
book OF Neutral" J. NJ, Patterson:
ericsn rrout-stream Insects" Louis
Rhead; Man Against the Sky" E. A.
Robinson; Zodiac and It's Myster-
les" A. F. Seward: The Presidency"
w. II. Taft; Chinese Art Motives In
terpreted." W. r. Tredweil: Real
Story Of the whaler." A. II. verrill.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

NEW YORk-Nobody ever &C
cused pink tea OF having a kick
In il until offcers arrested a hotel
manager here for serving II. They
said the cup was the only pink
thing about the tea which they de-
scribed as Mar-tea.ni.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
ATTEST
AITFSI'
GEO. n. coz,
Town Clerk.

published in the Tulsa Daily World, No
yember 2s 20 aud 80. 1915 World
Publishing Company, Publishers.)
ORDINANCE 40. 1893
An ordinance providing certain regulation,
for the production, manufacture. storage
handling sale. distribution and delivery 1ol
milk and milk products within the City oi
Tulsa, Oklahoma. prescribing penalties foi
violations thereof, and declaring an smer
gency
BE TT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS or TIE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
Section l. That IL is hereby declared "a
be unlawful for any person to sell. offer for
sale or have Ia his possession with the intent
to sell within the City OF Tulsa Oklahoma
any impure milk or milk products. provided
construed to mean milk or milk products pro
duced manufactured stored or handled In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
LEGAL. NOTICES

vcrtiscd lands OF the Board OF Educa.
tlou Of the city OF Tulsa. OF the state
ot Oklahoma. to be opened December
Ith, 1910
Uds on each tract must be made scpHr.
atcly specifying particular tract.
Each bid must be accompanied by ccrti.
fled check ON n solvent bank nf Tulsa. Okla
homa, payable to the order ~ the Hoard of
Education Of the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
IN an amoupt representing ten per cent. Go
per cent? Of the amount bid As guarantee
Of good faith and the intention n tho bidder
to carry out the terms IN said hid.
The right is reserved to reject any aud
al bids, and TO accept any satisfactory offer.
whether the same Is In Conformity with this
advertisement or not. as the best interests
" said school district may require. Bids On
each tract will be considered separately.
II contract Of sale satisfactory to said
Board is entered into with successful bidder,
the northerly seventy five t75l feet OF said
Tract \ tbtlng tract of land in the north
east corner of lnock Numbered One Hun.
drrd Thirty seven U1D OF the city Of
Tulsa Oklahoma fronting seventy.fiNc feet
ON Cincinnati Avenue and one hundred forty
feet on Fourth street, will be sold upon the
following terms. toWit: for cash, and posses
sion AS to said portion will be given To
purchaser within reasonable time, not Ia
cNc'ed forty (i0l days from date OF sale. II
bid ON said Tract \ is accepted, said tract
vii hc conveyed with n reservation ot the
eight on the part of said Board OF Educa
ton tn use the extreme southerly twenty live
t2il feet " Tract \ above described, being
u tract - lttt ny ~ rect fronting - ltfN
ON Cincinnati Avenue, nUd to use the present
High School building partly situated thereon
Tor and during period of ten tl0Smonths
irom the date OF sale. and much longer AS
t has use for said ground and said Building
not exceeding twenty (20) months and any bid
on Tract \ should be made subject to the
above reservation.
As 70 Tracts n" 60" and ~" above
described. possession will he given within
forty (4O) days from and after date of sale.
As 10 Tract 'E, 80 above described, II bid
is accepted, conveyance will he made only
with the reservation OF the right ON the part
" the BOARD OF Education to use and occupy
said premises and the present High school
building on said premises for aud during u
period u ten (l0l months from the date OF
sale and 80 much longer as It has use for
the said premises and said building. not eS.
ceedipg twenty t2U) months, and any bid
On sad tract should be made subject to the
above reservation
Bids uot conforming IN the terms OF this
ndy,i itissmont may he rejected by the board
BOARD OF EDUCATION or TIIE CITY
or TULSA OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA
ny IL o. MCCLURE. Prcsideot.
RN, S. FELLOWS, Clerk
RICE a. LYONS.
Attorneys for said Board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
LEGAL NOTICES

published in Tulsa Daily World, Novembe
23, 1915, and November ~, 80. Deeem'
ber 3 and /. 1916. World Publish
ing Company Publishers -
READVERT1SEMENT FOR BIDS ON GER
TAIN PREMISES OF TIE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF THE CITY OR
TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
Notice is hereby given that the Board o
Education Of the City Of Tulsa Of the Stat'
Of Oklahoma, will receive sealed bids foi
the sale Of all or any designated subdivision
of the following described premises, being the
property Of the said Board Of Education
tO.wit.
TRACT A. A tract of land 100 feet
by lIo feet located in The northeast
seven (13T) OF the City Of Tulsa, Okla.
homa. fronting 100 feet OIL Cincinnati
Avenue and 40 feet on Fourth Street, or
any subdivision thereof, az follows:
Tract y. tract Of land 20 feet by
lao feet. located in northeast corner Of
Block One Hundred Thirty.seven t137)
Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. fronting
% feet on Ciucinnat Avenue and 40
feet on Fourth Street.
Tract G. tract OF land rs feet by
140 feet, located in Block One Hundred
Thirtyseven (l37) adjoining Tract
on the south. fronting rs feet on Cincin-
natl Avenue.
Tract u. tract Of land 25 feet by
lao feet, located in Block One Hundred
Thirty.seve (l3D, adjoining Tract O
on the south. fronting rs feet on Cincin-
nati Avenue.
Tract H. \ tract Of land 25 feet by
lao feet, lur; ed in Block One Hundred
Thirty-seven 1870, adjoining Tract ID
on the south, fronting 25 feet on Cincin-
natl Avenue
This Reimbursement covers only tbs
northerly one hundred tl0O) feet fronting on
Cincinnati Avenuo Of the tract Of land l5C
feet by 40 feet heretofore advertised.
Amy information relating to the location etc.
Of the above described tracts may be obtained
from the Superintendent Of Schools, Tulsa
Oklahoma.
Sealed bids covering the purchase OF any
OF the above described tracts will be re
ceived until eight 90 O'Clock p NJ on the
4th day Of December A. D., 1916 (MoHday)
and will be Immediately thereafter opened In
the office Of the Superintendent OF Schools In
the High School building by the said Board
Of Education.
Bids must he addressed to the President
Of the Board Of Education Of the City of
Tulsa, oklahoma, care Of Superintendent OF
Schools Tulsa, Oklahoma properly sealed
and plainly indorsed Oh the envelope con
taininC same:
Bids for the purchase Of certain ad-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30

ELECrInN rRnCLNMNrIoN

Fl4ttI IIbN fNbtIANNIlON.
Under ani by virtue Of a resolution ap
proved the 2sth DAY Of November 1915
| entitled
"A Resolution relating 10 the calling and
holding Of an election in the Town of Ken
/ dali oklahoma, for the purpose 0f voting
, on the question u the issuance Of the bonds
OF aid Town In the sum OF sl5. 10000 for
: the purpose Of constructing aud equiping a
question OF the issuance " bonds Of said
Town in the sum Of $50 900 90 for the pur-
pose of constructing and rquipping public
sewer system for said towu aud the question
of the issuance Of bonds Of said Town IN
the sum Of Sl5.0OO.OO for the pur
p0se of acquiring land for public park
and 10 improve the same AS to adapt II
for use a. a puhfe park for said Town, and
Town In the. sum Of SIS. 900 90 for purpose
Of constructing q fire station buildn2 and to
purchase a fire fighting motor truck and
apparatus and to construct a system of fire
signals for Had Town, and relating to III,
necessary details in the matter and declaring
nm rmergency.
The under, igned, as President Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Town, hereby calls
an election for the 2lst day Of December
1916, for the purpose Of submitting To the
qualified property taxpnying voters Of said
Town the question OF the isuancc Of bonds
of said Town In the sum Of $ib, 900 90 for
the purpose Of constructing and equiping u
waterworks system for said town, and tn,
question of the issuance OF bonds OF said
town In the sum of $50, 10000 for the pur
pose OF constructing and equiping public
sewer system for said town, and the question
of the issuance Of bonds OF said town In the
fum Of Sl5 600 90 for the purpose OF aequir.
ing land for II public park and to improve
the same 50 as to adapt IL for use ms a
public park for said town and the question
Of the issuance " bonds OF said town In the
sum Of SIS 600 90 for the purpose Of con
Structing n fire station building and to pur-
chase fire fighting motor truck and APP
paratuS and to construct system Of fire
signals for said Town, all to be owned and
controlled exclusively by said Town. and levy
aud collect an annual tax upon all the taxable
property in said Town, IN addition to all
other taxes sufficient 10 pay the interest on
said bonds as 1t falls due. and also to con
principal thereof when due said bonds TO
bear interest at the rate Of per cent per
nnnum, payable semiannually aud to become
due within 25 wears from their date
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock A.
NJ. and close at o'clock =. VI on said date
The number and locatio-l of the polling
places and the persons who shall conduct said
election shall be as follows
Precinct No. /. Voting place. Earl Adams
Store, Seventh and McCov Streets. Judge,
W II liendren. Judge. G. II. Nicholson
Such officers shall also act as c0uaters.
WITNESS my hand as President Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Town affixed. 10
said Town Of Kendall, Oklahoma. on this
c. W. JOHNSON.
ATTEST:
GEO. II. coz,
Town Clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
REALTW SNAPS

New S-room modern, close-in,
south side possession 10th of Decem-
ber; $500 cash payment; price.
S4,5O0.
SiN-room bungalow, high location;
this is bargin; price $3.50; give
terms.
Five rooms, nine blocks from Ho-
tel Tulsa; listed for 10 days only
S2,25O; half cash
Five-room bungalow, located on
South Boston; price $500; cash pay
ment $1,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
JOHN II. MESERVE,
City Attorney.
Iblished in the Tulsa Daily World Nov.
8Oth, 1915. World Publishing Com.
pany, PublishsrS.0
ORDINANCE No i5gl


ORDINANCE NO 1894
An ordinance fixing the salary Of the
Building Inspector the Plumbing Inspector
and the Electrical Inspector of the City OF
Iulsr. Oklahoma. repeating all ordinances In
conflict herewith, and declaring an cmerg.
ency
BE 1T ORDAINED ny The BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
Section l. That the salary OF the Build
ing Inspector Of the City Of Tulsa Oklahoma,
be and the same Is hereby fixed in the sum
Of One hundred twenty (sl25OO) per
month, payable monthly
Section 9. That the salary Of the Plumb.
ing inspector Of said city he and the same
is hereby fixed IN the Of One hundred
fifty dollars tsl500O) per month. payable
monthly
Section ., That the salary Of the Flee
Is hereby fiseJ In the sum of One hundred
fifty dollars Ni5O00) per month. payable
monthly
Section I. That the provisions OF ordi.
nanoes No. GIG, so3 and 1880 Of the ordi.
nanccs of the City cf Tulsa. and all otheI-
ordinances or parts of ordinances IA conflfrt
herewith. are, In 50 far only a. such con.
ficis may exist hereby repealed
Section !. That an emergency exists for
the preservation of the public health and
take effect from and after its passage, ap-
prova aud publication
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this 2sth day
ArPEDvED. mis- 2sth day Of November.
j. II. SIMMONS.
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEWKGRK.
City Auditor
ions b MEsERvE.
CITY Attorney.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
FOlR SALE

306 South Cheyenne avenue, 5-room
house. renting at s35 per month. FOR
QUICK SALE 5000. The best close
in Investment IN town and sure to
double in value. do 1t now" See -.
G.. Ross x Co, 212 Bliss Rldg.
OWNER will sell $50 feet fine lots, Kendall.
at bargain; terms Phone I7l5 or IiO7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
REAI. ESTATE
Thanksgiving
Bunys

Practically new Broom modern du-
pleN residence. close in. east front,
extra well built in every way; large
basement large living room, dining
room, three large sleeping rooms. bath
on each floor, large sun porch, large
screened-in back porch, large closets.
a good investment and good income
home. Price $3.50
Good S-room modern two-story resi-.
dence, located on one of the principal
residence streets on south side; large
LIVING room, dining room, breakfas,
room, -four sleeping looms. sleeping
porch, large closets. cistern, basement.
garage and servants quarters. Price
5000. Terms.
New 6-roOm m odorn east front bun
galow; living room, dining room and
den; oak floors, beautiful mantel,
large sleeping rooms, large pantry. all
artistically decorated; choice fixtures.
Irice $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance
terms.
Jslmk6mS & TsrWflleger
Room , CulhertSOn -Rldp phOna I2OG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES

PIPE. secondhand pipo--2o,O0O feet a.ioch
-, Cd pipe at 10 cents, 1900 feet "a inch
Held points. Also large stock Of other sizes
on hand. Texas Supply Co., Beaumont, TcKAs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Driving mare, buggy and har
ness: 800 cash can be seen at IL West
Second street any day at p. m.
FOR sALE-Two hound dogs trained for tree
purposes. For particulars call 80 North
Guthrie. or phone 25j5.
FOR SALE-Lafge work team, harness and
wagon. Address slI West Ninth street or
call noon or after o p. m.
ALL who want White Rock roosters. call l-52
Mrs Bergman
FOR SALF-One 5-year.sld mare cheap TO
qui buyer 1907 East Sixth.
FOR SALE-O One Scotch collie dog, male
Phone 1875 or 1874.
FOR SALE-Whiten Angora and Belgian hare
rabbits 81 each. Address p. o. box 1853.
FOR SALE--A splendid dray horse. harness
and wagon. Call Hill Furniture Co., 1926
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
UNFURNIsUED ROOMS

THREE unfurnished rooms for rent. 1928
South Detroit
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms, mod
ern. Phone 1855.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
REAL ESTATE
lReadl IEaGIh One

F1Ve-room BUNGALOW. new, with
basement, on car line, on terms. East
Hodge, $4,000.
FtNe-room bungalow, good well.
garage, on car line. part terms, East
Hodge, $l.9Oo
FiNc-room bungalow, new. oak
floors. north side. East King street
81. 500
SlN-room hduvalow. new, basement
oak floors, tile bath. nice fixtures;
81 600
Good lot. Fnirmount addition; $500.
Corner lot joins Maple Ridge;
$1400.
Two lots one square OF Kendall coll
lcge. ou' IS ON corner, other adioins,
both for $500.
WGPnum ILL., iDay
lhono S1S3. 31S Mayo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Small modern dry
cleaning plant, located in Oklahoma City /;
dandy shop, excellent location. A establish
ment :Nam unable to look after IT, Phone 22s
or address :. l.. SilOnd 2l3 East First street.
Tulsa, Okla.
$500 CONCRETE brick machine, new, for
sale exchange for lot, equity in house
furniture, etc Man can make SO day up
with this, experience unnecessary Mcleod,
2o2 North Detroit,
WE BUY. sell exchange ano~ repair cash
registers, talking machines bicycles mo.
or repair anything. Jacobs Novelty Co., 226
East First street. Phone 1876.
FOR SALE-One Of the best paying bust
nesses on South Main street 81 600 will
handle the deal. For particulars address box
3242. care World
WE have number Of suburban grocery
stocks that are all money makers. We
sell them at right prices White.Angel Realty
Co, II Bynum Bldg. Phone 1857.
FOR SALE-Complete restaurant fixtures
for $500 cash. See Nichols Transfer Co.
Phone III.
FOR RENT OR LEASE-Furnished dining
room and kitchen, more than 100 boarders.
Durey house Sapulpa, Okla.
Fer SALE-Good cleaning and pressing
shop using American steam press machine
Allen Bros. Sand Springs, Okla.
WILL. sell at bargain for cash or trade,
Rubey's Cafe 1O7 North Main street.
FOR SAl.E-one chair haibershop at your
own price Coz West First street.
SIS AND so paid for secondhand clothes
We also buy shoes. Phone 5i45.
FOR sALE-Seven used cars and garage
worth e1 1850: take si.150. Phone 2434-J.
FOR sALE-Cheap, Edison moving picture
machine. equipment and films. Phone 1926.
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch fixtures. Phone 627
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Rotm lsx5s suitable for garage
=, storage or shop. Inquire 200 South
Frankfort
FOR RENT-Room isx5s suitable for garage
:. s,orge or shop. Inquire 200 South