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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES
Published In the Tulsa Daily World Decem.
bcr 90 Z, 5. p. 10. 1915. World Pub
fishing Company Publshers)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Bids will be received NJ the office Of tho
ttN auditor. Tulsa oklahoma until >
u clock T.. VI. Monday December Is 1915,
for uIl materials and construction for Fire
station, located Lots o and /, Block 3, seg
Addition TO Cry of Iula ip accordauce with
revised plans and specifications approved by
the Board ot Commits ssiouers
Bidders may state price ia aggregate for
furni' hing AN materials and doing an the
work for the completion of the building.
Bitdcrs awarded the contract 20 furnish
q SURETY BOND TO the City Of Tulsa with
in ten days after the award
\ certified check. payable to the City
Auditor, In the sum OF five 90 per cent OF
tho amount Of the bid will be required from
each bidder
Specifications and plans are on file at the
office Of the city Auditor, Tulsa Okla. A
deposit Of $1,000 required for a set OF plans
aud Specifications.
Tho right to reject any and all bids is re-
scrN ed to the Board OF Commis sioners of the
city Of Tulsa Okla.
Al bids will be opened and considered by
the Board Of Commissioners of said City at
meeting of siid Board to be held in the
city Han in said Clty at o clock A. NJ on
the 10Th day of December. 1916.
FRANK NEWkIRk
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS
BUSINESS PROPERTY
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE OR TRADE--one standard bred
stallion; price right. For information ad
dress G. H. McGinnis. 407 College street
Springfield, Mo. -
A BOSTON pet bulldog for sale; Q months
old Inquire 1899 East Hodge, Ray Penn
Phone 2lil.R.
CANARY BIRDS. guaranteed. Phone
Cheaney 57S7.
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down. so o month Brooks Realty Co. 80
Culbertson Bldg Phones 2s73 aud 559j-J.
CORNER lot with hvoroom modern house
plenty OF room for two houses or store
building. half block from car line and iitney
line; we'll: good residence district. so $50
Phone 673l.J.
| WISH to buy residence on south side aud
give as part of the purchase price good
clear property and cash for balance Let me
have price and location in first letter. Address
5O1I, care World
FOR SALE-Elcgant south side bungalow,
new, garage, servants quarters, basement,
ST. 500: $500 down balance monthly. Brooks
Realty Co.. 80 Culbertson Bldg. Phones 2s73
and 5595.J.
| DESIRE to purchase good residence or
bungalow on south side, give description,
location and price in first letter. Address
5Ol3. care World
FOR sALE-Five.room dwelling; $1,000;
500 down S2j month. Brooks Realty
Co. 33 Culbertson Bldg. Phones 2S73 and
5595.J
GOOD business site and new Groom house
on doubled corner lot, 300 cash II taken
immtdia'el Joseph Donnclly. ll3h South
Main Phone GilG
If YOU WANT to buy. sell or exchange
Tulsa real estate see US. Stcil Investment
Co. 5i2 Robinson Bldg Phone 6l9l.
OWNER Of five.room bungalow will sacrifice
for quick sale, lots at 10 East King street.
Phone 36ts
MAKE me an offer FOR lot block 3 East
Lynn addition Phone 36IS.
LOT 5OX1i0. ten room house. very close in.
Gil South Boulder.
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published in the Tulsa Daily World. De-
cember ?, 3. I. 8 and 9th, l9lG. World
Publishing Compsu-. Publishers.)
CALL FOR BIDS.


Bids will be received at the office Of tho
o'clock p. M' Thursday. December 7th' 1915
for sale Of secondhand lumber of various
lengths and Kinds. Said lumber may be seen
at the old Rock Barn on West Second Street,
which building is being reconstructed for .
Police Station
Bids must be made in writing The right
to reject any and all bids is reserved to tho
A certified check Of the sum OF five Is per
cent? per cent OF the amount Of the bid will
be required from each bidder
All bids will be opened and considered by
the Board Of Commissioners OF said City at
meeting Of said Board TO be held in the
City Hall In said City at o'clock A. NJ,
ON the sth day Of December. 1916.
FRANK NEWKIRK,
City Auditor
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Girl TO do general housework in
small private family; must be good cook
and furnish satisfactory local references; ;
good wages: no washing; must sleep home.
Phone 81 II from to p. m.
MIDDLE aged white woman for general
homework In family Of two, good pay {;
steady employment to right party. Phone
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tpublshcd In the Tulsa Daily World De.
ccmbcr e, 1910. World Publishing
company. publishers.
kL NNI -I-IInN


\ resolution authorizing the purchase Of
u tract of land In the city of Tulsa, okla.
homa, for use as site for City Hall
WiIi.REAs. il i, now and has been for
som" time past :he desire of the Mayor and
Board Of Commissioners to construct City
Hall Building IN the City Of Tulsa Okla.
homa. out Of bond money heretofore issued
by said city as provided by law, and
WHEREAS. It is the desire to have .
proper site for the erection OF said building,
WHEREAS. the BOARD Of Education of the
City Of Tulsn, Oklahoma, did heretofore call
for bids on certain tract Of land In said
\ tract OF land one hundred (lOO)
feet hy one hundred forty tli0) feet,
located in the Northeast corner OF
Block l37 of the Original rownsite OF
the CITY Of Tulsa. oklahoma, fronting
one hundred G0O) feet on Cincinnati
Avenue and one hundred forty U40)
feet on Fourth street and
WHEREAS. in pursuance TO said call for
bids by said Board u Education, the City did
on the 9Th day of December, 1916 have on
flle with said Beard Of Education its bid
and aid bid Was found TO be in proper form
aud the highest and best bid for said tract
Of land and the same was on said day at
the time specified in said cal, for bids duly
accepted by said Board of Education, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board OF Com
missoners desire at this time to authorize
the payment Of the money in pursuance OF
the thing, herein mentioned and the proceed
ings heretofore had boy this Board and said
Board Of Education,
NOW, THEREFORE,. RE TT RESOLVED BY
THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF COM.
MtSSIQNERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
That the Mayor Of said city be and he is
hereby authorized 20 accept from the Board
OF Education of the City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
proper deed for the conveyance Of said
tract NJ land and that the proper officials
Of the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma under the
provisions Of its Charter. be authorized to
pay for the same by warrant duly drawn
on the 1915 City Hall Bond money in the
sum " S25, ,00l 90 and that all transactions
and things done pertaining TO the matters
herein referred to- insofar as this Board and
its actions are concerned. be and the same
are hereby approved.
ADOPTED and approved this 5th day Of
December, 1916.
J. II. SIMMONS,
Attest: Mayor.
FRANK NEWKIRK,
City Auditor.
Approved:
john B. MESERVE,
tttv Attorney.
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT-December 10 to IS
modern furnished residence, cottage, bun
galow or apartment, with garage, south side
best of reference. Phone 53b7-J.
RESPONSIBLE parties want lease on five
room cottage in desirable neighborhood
must be in good coalition. Address box
5025 care World. or phone 8si9.
WANTED--ro rent four or five-room house
or apartment close in: with car space pre-.
fered family three adults. Address j020.
care World
WANTED-ro rent five, six or seven.room
nicely furnished house, south side. best
references. Phone 1000.
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ReaIGy Bargafms

SiX-room bungalow i'm good loca-
ton; oak floors, most attractive deco
rations and chandeliers. good base
ment, located on south side; $500
cash, terms on balance.
Five-room bungalow, located on
South Boston; nice, high lot; $1,000
cash, terms on balance. Price $4,000.
Eight rooms, close i'm on South Den
yer. This place is priced for "A few
days at bargain-$4, $500. Cash pay
ment $1,000.
Five rooms, good location on West
Ninth street; full-sized lot. Price,
800; cash payment $1,000, terms
on balance.
Vacant lot, good location, south
side. Price, s1,250 cash.
JOHN B a RRlETT
Room POS Robinson Bldg. Phone 1887
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-Two or three modern light house.
keeping rooms at once not more than
five blocks from Main. reasonable. Phone
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BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED-A GOOD MAN

WE still have few good paying lobby cigar
stores on which we can make very attrac
tive prices why not buy now and get the
benefit Of the Christmas tradei White-Ange
Realty company IL Blynum Bldg Phone
45S7.
make cur own juice we are located IN
live mining town; reason for selling is
want to leave the country, will sell at q
bargain. o. j. Elliott Commerce, Okla.
WE BUY sell. exchange anu repair cash
registers talking machines. bicycles, mo.
torcycles, guns and scales. In fact we buy
or repair anything. Jacobs Novelty Co.. 226
East First street. Phone 1876.
IS AND $40 paid for second. hand clothes,
We also buy shoes. Phone 5445.
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WANTED-A number Of young ladies for
telephone operators: no experience neces-
sary Apply room 800 Pioneer Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Eight room new bungalow suit.
able for one or two families east front
pavement basement. garage, easy walking
distance; rental value 500: $3.50; $3.50
down, so o month. Brooks Realty Co. 80
Culbertson Bldg Phonce 2s73 aud 5595-J.
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WANTED-A blacksmith, must be first-class
man, and able to do horse shoeng ana
general work Steady work and good wages
to right man. Apply at j. u. Wards Office
CUllinsvlle Okla.
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WANTED-Young lady for beauty work.
New York Hair Shop, 233 Robinson Arcade.
MIDDLE.AGFD woman for housework and
care for invalid. 9l7 South Guthrie.
NANTED-Night waitress at Brady hotel
cafe.
wANTED-Two experienced Mattresses at
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uOuSES EOK KENT
FINANCIAL

OKLAHOMA STAR OIL, Aherthought cop.
per. Black Panther oil American Telegra.
o,crs hTpt and rTi' nanv mann oiher nps,sd hts .,osbs
bought and sold. Box rs. Little Rock, Ark.
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BUSINESS PERSONAL

LUMBER and building material--Louisana
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped d.
rect from mill, subject to examination.
Shingles windows. doors and hardware No
advance payment required quick shipments,
grade and count guaranteed. Send material
bill for estimate. II. d. Taylor Co., Lake
Charles, La
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WANTED Four good plumbers. Phone
461s.ur 500. W. 4. Martin
WANTED-Nonunion plasters al once. Phone
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-03-28


By virtue of decree of the Court of Chan
e So,y OF new jersey, bearing date March 4,
1915, made In certain cause therein depend.
Ing. wherein John Wixted, ct ais, are com
piainants. and Mary W. Layery, ct viz, ct
ais, are defendants, the subscriber. one Of
the Special Masters In Chancery OF New Ter
sey, VIII sell at public vendue, on
Thursday, April 6, IoI6,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in Mount Holly, New Jersey All those
two tracts or parcels Of land and premises
Delpg TWO small farms on the road known as
the EdwGrd Rogers road, leading from ARK
road to Easton and Fostertown road, in the
township OF Lumberton, Burlington county
New Jersey, and about two and on e-ha n miiss
Lumberton, viz; -
slXty-seven hundredths acres of land, and is
the same farm which was convened to
Thomas J. Wixted, in his lifetime. by deed Of
conveyance from Henry ID. Culfp dated
March Is, 1904, and recorded in the Cierk's
once OF Burlington county in Book S83 of
Dee9s, page ~; etc. lsaid land adjoins proper
NO. T. Comprises farm OF thirty-three and
elgnty-nve hundredths acres Of land, and is
THOMAS j. Wixted. in his lifetime, by deed OF
conveyance from the Burlington County In
s SecaTsd company 70 pa dated April e and
BOOK S5 OF DEEDS, page 81. ETC., (said land ad-
Joins the above Tract No. l, and also the
properties of Charles Hopkins and Villa m
Suitable buildings are on each or the farms.
The said farms win be sold free and clear of
the dover interest therein OF Caroline
Wlxted, widow of Thomas J. Wixted, and also
Inc incnoate right OF dover OF Elizabeth
Wixted. wife of Frank j. Wfxted, and Irene
Wixted, wife of Frank Wixted, therein; and
will be offered separately and together. and
sold In the way that will bring the most pro-
ceeds. Po
Conditions at sale, and to be sold in the
presence and under the direction of
HAROLD B. WELLS,
Special Master,
Bordentown, N, j.
SAMUEL A. ATKINSON, Solicitor
Dated March Is. 1915. Prs adv fee S2I .os
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CPECIAL MASTERS SALE

By virtue Of a decree of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey, bearing date March is,
1918, made in a certain cause therein depend.
Ing: wherein Ida NJ. Phares ct al are COM
ants, the subscriber, one of the Special
Masters in Chancery of New Jersey, will sell
at public vendue on
Thursday, April Is, 1916
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, on the prem
ises, No. ~ Garden street. Mount Holly, New
Jersey all that certain three story frame
dwelling house and lot of ground, situate on
the south west corner of Garden street and
Mount Holly Avenue, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the south side
OF Garden street in the centre OF the par
tition wall between this and the house ad-
William NJ. Risdon, and runs thence along
the centre OF the said partition wall and q
line continuing the same course one hundred
and forty-five feet more or less to the line of
an alley twenty-five feet wide opening into
the said avenue; thence along the line OF the
said alley twenty five feet more or less to the
west line of the said avenue; thence along
the line of the said alley twenty-five feet
more or less to the west line OF the said ave-
nue.; thence along the west side of said ave-
nue., one hundred and forty-five feet more or
less to the line of Garden street; thence along
the southerly edge of said Garden street
beginning Together with the free use and
privilege of the said alley in common with
the owners and occupants OF the lots adJoin-
ing thereon.
Being the same premises OF which Emma
Emerson became seized, in her lifetime, by
deed from Franklin A. Elberson aud others
dated July Is, 1914 and recorded in the Clerks
ohice OF Burlington county. in Book sos OF
deeds, page l24.
The said premises will be sold free and clear
of the inchoate right of dover OF Martha A.
Emerson, wife of Franklin A. Emerson; but
will be sold subject to the tax lien of 1916 OF
S29.S.
Conditions at sale and to be sold In the
presence and under the direction Of
BLANCHARD II. WHITE,
Special Master. |
SAMUEL A. ATKINSON, Solicitor.
Dated March IL, 1916.
Prs adv. fee S2l .Os |
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-03-28
VISITING FRIENDS IN DREAMS
Can Be Done Through the Ex-
erclse Of Will Power.

That q person can visit distant
friends and see what they are doing,
II one only wills to do SO, is the state
ment Of an English experimenter in
the mystery of dreams. 1t is appa-
rently kind of dream" telepathy, be-
cause to carry 1t out successfully both
parties must be willing to receive or
to transmit the message. Curious
enough, who Ia to be the transmitter
and who is to be the receiver can only
be decided when the experiment is
carried out. The following is an Elk
ample of the strange means Of COM
munication which was carried out as
an experiment:
The experimenters were lady and
a gentleman. They were friends, but
not in any way related, nor were they
lovers. The man lived in London and
was bachelor; the lady in Liverpool.
They mutually agreed that on GER
tain night, at given hour, they would
try to see in sleep what the other
was doing and what were the sur
roundings of each. The man went to
sleep in London. as usual, and
dreamed not at all, although trying to
do so. In the morning he decided that
the experiment had failed.
What was his surprise, however, to
get letter from his friend in Liver
pool the following day, in which she
gave an account of all his acts before
he went to bed, and described his
room accurately, even to the detail
Of brown. well-worn carpet being
mended with bit of scarlet felt. She
had never been in his rooms nor heard
what they were like, yet she was able
in dream to see in Liverpool what
he was doing in London. How 1t was
that she could see when he could not,
has yet to be discovered.
This dream sight would be Of much
comfort at the present time when one
longs to know II the dear ones at the
war are safe. and doubtless the sol
diers would be cheered by vision of
those at home. Thus telepathic dream
ing might be worth while cultivating;
but to be successful 1t must be quite
natural. The will power must be under
the complete control of the sleeper.
and not interfered with by any out.
side intelligences, and both parties
must arrange the hour they intend to
put the experiment INTO practice.
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TUESDAY. MARCH IS, 1916

AS THE campaign advances there is
more or less speculation on the nomina-
ton. by the Republicans. of q candi-
date for Governor. While there is OPP
position to the candidacy Of Senator
Walter E. Edge lit would be surpris-
ing il such were not the case lit is
down to very narrow quarters as far as
Burlington county is concerned. There
are some who favor the nomination OF
Hon. Austin Colgate. of Newark. But
the reasons advanced against Senator
Edge can hardly be considered fair or con-
yincing. The main argument urged on
this point is that he is South Jersey
man. This is absurd! The records of
the State will show that South Jersey
Republican was elected Governor of
New Jersey. over Hudson County
Democrat. by the largest majority ever
given for Governor to any candidate of
any party.
We hold no brief for Senator Edge.
nor have we anything personal as
against Senator Colgate. We believe
that the best man should be nominated
and that in making nomination the
Republican voters Of the State, without
regard to section, should consider the
party services and ability Of the several
aspirants. On this basis there can be
no doubt OF the choice of Senator Edge.
He has, Of course, in advocating in the
Legislature bills for efficiency and ecor
omy, incurred enmity Of some Republ.-
cans, but, at the same time. by this very
action, has made many friends among the
people Of the State who appreciate the
importance Of efficiency and economy
in the administration Of State affairs.
Senator Edge is successful business
man. He started life as poor boy and
by his ability and energy has reached a
position where he is now recognized as
one Of the leading business men of New
Jersey; and. in his particular business,
one Of the leading men Of America. In
the political line, he started at the bot
tom and through merit reached the
second highestlposition in the State, the
presidency Of the State Senate. There
has never been a suggestion Of scandal,
graft or crookedness connected with
him. He advocates business admins
tration of State affairs. and the people
of New Jersey will have no reason to re-
greet his election az Governor. II the al
gumsnts Of his opponents prevail, no
South Jerseyman. no matter how de-
serving or efficient, could be candidate
for Governor on the Republican ticket if
the Democrats were inclined to select
their candidate from Hudson. AS be-
fore stated. history has shown the
fallacy Of this argument. From reports
received throughout the State. Senator
Edge is q candidate Of the rational, pro-
gressive. business Republicans Of the
entire State. and not of any section, and
seems quite likely to be nominated. and
il nominated. will surely be elected.
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BELL PHONE 227.

DRIED FRUITS-Fancy Cali
fornia evaporated peaches, 3 lbs. |
for 25c. Fancy California evapor-
ated apricots, I5c lb. Fancy
California prunes, large and meaty, |
Ioc and nc. Evaporated ring
cut baldwin apples, I2Hc lb.
PAN CAKE FLOURS-Teco
self-raising pan cake -four, a mix
ture of wheat, corn and matted
buttermilk, zoe pkg. Hecker's
Cream buckwheat and hapiack
-four, Ioc and 15c. ]. B. w.
brands of buckwheat, pan cake
and H-O cake, 1oc.
CEREALS-Cooked cereals to
serve hot these cool mornings are
very palatable. The new cereals
are: Malt Breakfast food, 15c; and
Cream of Barley, 15c; also Wheat
ena, Cream of Wheat, Ralston,
Mothers Oats, Quaker Oats,
Hominy Grits and Schumakers
loose rolled oats, at &c lb. Every
brand are newly made goods.
VEGETABLES - The good
quality kind. All of the past
seasons pack. Peas, &c, 1oc, 13c,
I5c, and zoe for the very small
sifted peas; Lima Beans, Ioc and
I5c, and the very small green
beans, zoe; Ctrn, SC, Ioc and sc;
Tomatoes, Ioc and 12c; Frying
Tomatoes, I5c; Spinach, 12c;
String Beans, 1oc and 15c.
MOLASSES - Good baking
molasses, light colored, fancy New
Orleans, I5c ct.
COCOANUT - Bakers fresh
| grated cocoanut, makes the best
pies or cake, Ioc; the Dromedary
brand of fresh keeping cocoanut,
Ioc; also loose cocoanut, by the
pound, zoe.
SOUR KROUT-Extra fancy
long cut, German style, sour
krout, nice and white, SC ct.
MACARONI = Domestic long
macaroni, &c lb. Freihofer's long
or elbow style, Ioc and I5c; I'm
ported, long, spaghetti or elbow,
I5c lb.
FRESH MEATS = Quality
frst-We select nothing but the
very best quality meats. Our
prices are very reasonable, and
our meats are the kind you can
eat. Make sure of getting well
trimmed tender meat by sending
your order here.
SMOKED MEATS-Star brand
hams and bacon; our own slicine
of air dried beef; Moland's wafer
sliced bacon; Burks' half smokes,
meat loaf, bologna, minced ham;
Armour's star brand boiled hams,
etc.
karg.'s m !, s1s = king zo', $,
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rransvaaI Gold outnut.

The gold output from the Transvaal
the last year has outrun all records.
The total yield Is zoos, e71 ounces, the
value of which is $187,s46.47S. The
output in 1914 was 8,894,322 ounces,
and for 1913 about the same. The war
demand for gold has stimulated min
Ing enterprises, and 1t was known
early in 1915 that there would be an
unusually large yield. The returns for
the first six months Of 1915 showed q
return of 4.40S,O5O ounces. valued at
$90,865. 900.
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the opinion that the borough was right
in refusing to build a new schoolhouse
at cost of s12.0 900 to $4,000. They say
that the borough now is pretty well
bonded up, and that taxes are high, in
fact, high enough to deter homeseekers
from buying and building very fast.
The suggestion that the present school
house should be enlarged meets with
the approval of some of these summer
residents, and occasionally one goes so
far as to say that the second floor of the
6rehouse might be used temporarily as
a school. il needed.