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How IL Happened.

"Strange. one of your twins is blond
and the other is brunette"
"Well, we never could afford a maid.
I washed one child and my husband
washed the other, and that one grew
ND dark."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The broad ax., 1916-11-11
Confused.

A f1ustered woman was seen running
wildly about in the corridors Of large
railway station.
what are you looking for, mad
am" questioned an officer.
IL am looking for the entrance to
the outsider responded the woman
nervously.-St- Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Inn Quiet 10 Ra Trua-

Mabel-It is whispered that Belle and
Bob are engaged. Jack-Who whispers
IT. Mabel-Belle. Jack-If they really
were she'd whistle, sing and shout it
Exchange
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His Desire.

Aviat"r-You're up in the air where
you wanted to so. You've got more
'nan The worth OF your money. What
more do YOU want? Scared Passen.
ser-l want the earth.-EXchange.
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Air Movements.

The movement of air Is variouSly
designated, according to its velocity.
as a zephyr. breeze. wind. gale or hur-
ricane.
A dense or thick fog. according To-
the weather bureau. Ohscures objects
at a distance OF 1000 feet.
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A Wife's Economies.

husband - Are You aware that 1t
1AeS three fourths of my salary to
ueet Your dreSSmaker's bills? Wife
uoodn"SS gracious! What do you do
Win the rest of your money?
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In the Cornfield.

All summer long the little girl in the
picture has been watching the corn
grow. Now that it is taller than her
self and about ripe she likes to hide
away in the golden forest. Soon the
harvesters will come and cut the vel
The broad ax., 1916-11-11
Becomes ANNOYING,

Limitation is the sincerest battery"
Maybe So. but ! don't like to have
TOO many women copying my gowns"
louisville Courier-JournaL
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Compensation.

Diner-This is a very small piece Of
chicken you have given me. waiter.
waiter-Yes. sir; but you will End 1t
will take you a long time to eat It
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Clam Shells,

Clam shells are susceptible OF a fine
polish and are used for many orna-
mental purposes. Chinese carve them
into snuffboxes. tops Of walking sticks.
bracelets and similar articles.
The broad ax., 1916-11-11
Cruel.

Lottie-He wore my photograph over
his heart. and II stopped the bullet.
Tottie-I'm not surprised darling: Il
would stop a clock.-LOndon Sketch.
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Merely a Delusion.

Insurance Doctor-Any insanity In
your family? Cholly-Only-aw-the
pater-thinkS he's the head OF the
house. We knuw.-Boston Globe.
The broad ax., 1916-11-11
Business In New York.

Every thirty minutes a new business
corporation is formed In New York. and
every forty-1ve minutes one b dis
solved.
The broad ax., 1916-11-11
PRODIGY.

"That younGster Of yours Is pretty
bright. ch?"
Breads Henry James at sight" an
swered the Boston man.-Kausas City
Journal
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FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Sleepy Time Story That Is In
structive and Entertaining.
FISH THAT BUILDS A NEST.

Remarkable Little Creature That Dis
plays Great Ingenuity In Constructing
Home For Its Children Eats
Neishbors' Babies-A CornfieId Lady.
Tonight, said Uncle Ben, am going
to tell you about
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Saptamber.

september has. In turn, contained
ue following various numbers Of days
~ So 81 and, finally, 80.
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You should stop criticising others
the moment you 6nd Il gives 700
Measure Youths Companion.
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Stronu on Bills.

winkle-My wife would make good
member of congress. Hinkle-Whyf
winkle-She's always introducing bills
into the house.
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One Drawback.

Confession may be good for the soul.
but It's often rough on the reputation.
Charleston News and Courier.
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ne that is slothful In his work is
', nr TO him that Is a great waster.
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Nothing boosts the value OF blessings
Ike their remoyal.-Chicago News.
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BUSY Little Mothers.

We're kept busy. goodness knows,
Washing careless dollies' clo'esl
We're kept busy when we're through
MendIng them as good as new.
And even then they will wear out.
No matter how We twist about
Indeed, ne fear quite soon It's 80
shoppi1x We will have 20 20.
Philadelphia Rscpr6
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Where love and skill work together
expect q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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lowing stalks and the field will he bare
Probably she will regret TO see her
playground thus despoiled. but there
will come another year, and again the
corn will grow green and then yellow
and finally once more the harvesterS
will gather the grain.
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turned TO the slmmering stage again,
since the election, and Oklahoma ;
Washington delegation is preparing TO
return to the national capital where
they will be called upon to deliberate
on future legislation, including the
Adamson bill. and what not.
Attention of oklahoma politicians,
and the parties, Republican, Democra-
tic and others, will now be turned to
the campaign two years from now
when governor and new state Of
ficials must be- elected. While the
minor offices are not being mentioned
to any extent. the gubernatorial race
Is occupying attention now, which IL
considered early, but the process Of
elimination is starting in. This elm
nation feature is always essential
to the leaders, so they think.
Republicans Not Talking.
Different candidates have been
mentioned. The Republicans have
not been talking much about the cleo
ton. 1t is possible they will follow
out past programs very much and that
when II comes time to announce the
candidate only one will be mentioned,
because they in the past have prac-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
FINISH TESTIMONY
IN OVERTON'S TRIAL
VIE of Defendant j. star Witness
Sclf-Dcf,n~t L. Plea oi
Slayer.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. 25.--
Testimony was concluded today in the
trial of David ID. OVcrton, former
Madison county circuit court clerk,
charged with the murder of Judge
William r. Lawler, a political oppon-
cnt. last June. Arguments of attorneys
will be heard Monday ard 1t is cx-
pCcted the case will go 10 the jury
that afternoon.
Mrs. Ovcrton, wife of the defendant,
the principal witness for the defense
today, declared that when Ovcrton re-
turned to his home the morning after
Lawler was killed, his head and hands
were badly cut and his clothes were
marked with boodstains OVerton
testified yesterday that he shot the
jurist in self-defensc after Lawlor had
attacked him.
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tically agreed on the man they want.
But there are a number OF Demo-
Gratis IN the state who would sacrifice
CD themselves for the state for four
years. Political dope" is always
spread in many angles. Arguments for
this and that sometimes present pc
euliar situations
Ferris Is Mentioned.
1t has been known for some time
that cetrsin of his friends want Con-
gressman Scott Ferris to be a canit-
date for governor. Others want J. B.
A. Robertson to run again. Al Jen-
nings has already announced, thru the
press, that he would return and be a
candidate again FOR governor Of Okla
homa. Ii is said that since the-latter
announcement was made than know
ing ones have buckled up their belts
n little tighter, for they know what "A
campaigner AL is There may be
others who will be mentioned later on.
II is supposed Frank Herring of Elk
City will "as usual" be in the race.
He has not missed one since state
hood.
Williams Not Popular.
The different lineups, however,
must because OF political conditions
among the Democrats. have consider
able TO do in the next campaign. That
is two years away, of course, and there
is "A session of the legislature coming
between. What will the next two
years bring forth to the present gov
ernor? This will no doubt have a
lot to do in the governors race. There
is no disputlng his being disliked by
a number of his party workers. His
likes and dlslikes are strong. He has
taken every occasion possible to tell
what he is doing in his administration,
and how he has been working for the
benefit of the people, but not all
know the differences that have sprung
up between he and heads of some de-
partments. This may not make so
much differnce now, but ii may make
considerable difference when the time
comes to say who is going to be the
candidate for governor.
May support Ferris.
Indeed the administration Of Gov
ernor Williams may have great deal
TO do with who is to he the candi-
date Of his party for governor. II
his administration proves satisfactory
the man he indorses will have some
start. If the people are not satisfied
with what he says he is doing, his
Endorsement will be a disadvantage.
There are those who say the govern
or has already signified that he
would support Scott Ferris. The lat
ter's time will be out again in two
years. He knows that he can prob
ably represent the people of the Sixth
district as long as he wants to in
congress. He is recognized as wise
man. Nothing is known from him
about the situation except that he has
run for congress every time the op-
portunity came, and seems to be
pretty well satisfied at that. Whether
he would give up his chances to 20
back there and be candidate for
governor, backed by the present ad-
ministration, is another thing. This
is a subject upon which he and his
close friends may confer later
On His Own Hook.
Under no conditions would j. Il. a.
Robertson solicit the Endorsement Of
the administration, so friends Of his
say. If he is n candidate he will be
supported by those who were for him
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WAR" MOVE IS
GAINING MOMENTUM
DIR. David Starr Jordan u Speaker at
New York Meeting Peace
Workers.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.--Furthor
steps in a national stop the war"
campaign designed to crystalize senti-
ment so that any peace move which
may be made by President Wilson will
receive the united support of the ma
ton, were taken here today by the
formation OF New York branch of
the American national conference
committee. Similar branches are to
be established thruout the country.
DR.. David Starr Jordon, who pre-
sided, enunciated the principles of the
committee. which comprises one hun
dred prominent men and women,
when he said:
Wise men in all countries look to
our nation as Offering their only hope
for "A worthy ending of the war"
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before Al Jennings. OF course, vii
have his own following
How Strong Is Bob?

before. Al Jennings. OF course, will
have his own following
uo,x S,rony L. "nob,,
M, -. -, A..
Goverpor Williams coula succeed him
self has been discussed some. The
idea contains some interesting specu-
lations. IL is all based on the propo-
sition, however. hat the administra-
ton of the governor is going to be so
good that the people cannot do with
out him The nstitution provides
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
NEGRO KILLED BY
POLICEMAN YOUNG
Attempt TO Draw Gun on
Officer Turns Out Fatal
for Coggswcll.

"Tidlum" Cogswen. negro, 81, was
shot and killed in the Palm Garden. Il
negro establishment on Greenwood
lear Archer. ut ! o'clocl; SUNDAY
morning by Patrolman Milton Young
after he had made three attempts to
draw an automatic pistol from his
pocket. Failing in this. Gogswoll. with
the gun yet in his pocket. pointed the
barrel toward the officer, who shot
hlm squarely through the heart. tho
bullet piercing the body and passinr
through soft pine door. Policeman
Young also is a negro
For several houIs Saturday night,
eNe-Witnesses to the shooting said
cogswell had been staggering thru
Little Africa" as tho looking for an
Argument. At midnight he began
swearing and cursing In loud tone
fatrolnan Young cautioned HIM, ac-
Nsing him TO 20 home. Cogswell q
parted, but returned an hour later
and in the Palm Garden took cNcep- o.
tons to the admonshing OF the po-
liccman. After telling Young thar H.
intended running the cheap Niger
law out of the neighhorhood" &
well attempted to draw his gun ana
was instantly killed
While the negro's body lay upon 4
sidewalk awaiting the arrival of n
deputy sheriff, whose presence was
necessary before the body could be
moved. Cogswell's wife appeared on
the scene, and with an outCry that
echoed wierdly in the dark. silent Lit
tie Africa" she threw herself bodily
upon the still form of her husband.
There Will he an inquest Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
MALE HELP WANTED

THERE is always paying position awaiting
the young person who has the right train
ing We still have many more positions than
We can fill Salaries for our students from
s7i per month up. Each day YOU delay en-
tering Browns Business college for busi.
ness training You are losing money. Enter
any day: individual instruction. Day and
evening sessions
WANTED-lf there is an unemployed man
Stcn0grapher in Tulsa we want TO get in
touch with him at once gcttin ga good posi-
finish course at the Tulsa Business college.
Several new students will begin Monday.
How about yuui Location 100 East Third
street. Phone 1929.
MEN and women, now is your time to learn
the BARRIERS or ladies beauty trades for
one-Lalf of what others charge. with wages
from start We have several large shops and
guarantee good Job. Write Palmer System.
Ark; a07 Main Joplin. Mo.
WANTED--Rciable men and women every
where to sell our teas coffees. baking
powder, extrncts, spices and sundries TO
aud customer. For particulars and cataloss,
address The American Tea Company, Coffey-
Vile. Kan.
WANTED-T lsa Men and Women for gov.
crnment ioU.. $40 month Steady work.
Short hours. Common education sufficient.
Write Immediately for free schedule Of ex-
animation dates Franklin Institute, Dept.
$40 W. Rochester, y. Y.
class selling position calling ON the house
VIE, u cent post card VIII put You IN t0nch
WIN a Sao 10 Sso week proposition. INV.
NJ li75, American Aluminium Mfg. Co, lie
mont III ,..
fhoIoGRAPlifRS WANTED-Two reliable
sober men to operate camera for home pic
lures, paying proposition; will teach de-
snanle man WIN aDlIlly' 81 IT, bel'her'
""'''is rooms, Hehr|e''"i okl" "------------
n,,,,,,,, r,, ,,.,,,,
bklhliI hoy WANTFD-MnN be clean,
,n' mn'o'i,ous n anu Wiling 20 WORK Apply hem'
"s'"n typewriter 70" Moho"y u IN
-.........,...., .-----
SALES NICK. WANTED-Something new.
=, business necessity hetais S5 TO Sl0o.
enormous ptoills' NO competition exclusive
,,vvrti,,oIy. rse' eamPies' Sayers 'or 'ao
,fn,, W],," lk'i ''k"'i '', '-ou.e,
NV NV wou'u s2u extra weekly looh 10 you
lon can MAKE u selhnS our arr hdVtruS
s ms aus ~ stuo',ne. ne ooiM 70 "'i hlh1s VI
p,J,aJ ca, " w. n"J ~ u,'.r, Hn ~;
~ ,N.rvn lac ."'."""' ."'pn"y' 'h"'' 4
"a s,a,l,,,, Iu,ont man uooNAecper a hnu
sxn,rie,Sr"p a.. Ir o'hpdany, W"SI nav e
N" ''"eo' Eoo' SAMMY "uu''ss " WA
nu ,,,r,,,yr,,., ,..-..t.-
rayoi is, ,ai ai w.,
,,a5 p.at patu pi''''',In ,.p
Aran,y 81 Josenb ,to
WANTFD. Yonn, man st.ro,ra,ber and hili
cIert, s,ste a,c rsferenccs ana saiarr oy'
pected in first letter Address 5gs0 care
World
WANTED-Younv man bookkeeper Annly In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
GENERAL FUNSTON IS
RAPED BY BAPTISTS
Eyangclists should BE Permitted to
Preach to soldiers, says
Church.

WACO. Texas, Nov. 25.--A resolu-
tion declaring that General Funston,
in decreeing that preachers to sol
diers &n the border should not con-
duct evangelical meetings because the
soldiers were not lost souls trans
cended his authority and committed
an offense against the inherent and
constitutional rights OF American cit
liens" was adopted with acclamation
by tie Texas state Baptist convention
in session here today.
The resolution was a thousand words
long and was directed in its entirety
against the mandate of the command
ant of the United states forces on the
border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS and office building for sale, in
the heart OF the retail district; shows big
returns on price and is rapidly gaining in
value; for anyone desiring high.class in
veStment: owner leaving city. Joseph Dom
nelly. ll3h South Main. Phone 6liG.
FOR RENT-ROOm lsx5s suitable for garage
storage or shop. Inquire 209 South
Frankfort.
GOOD store room at Is West First street
for rent. $50. Charles T. Abbott g. Co.
Phone 1861.
WANTED Two good office rooms or one
room with entrance in adjoining room. Gall
Richardson at phone 5480.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
AUSTRIAN MINISTERS
MEET WITH EMPEROR
Rcicbsrai May BE Convened: Hun
garian Parliament 10 Meet
in December

VIENNA, Nov. 24.-(Via London,
Nov. 25., 1850 p. m)-Emperor
Charles received in audience today
the Austrian ministerial body The
question of convening the Austrian
reichsrat was discussed; it is before
the reichsrat that the new emperor
will take the oath of fealty to the
cot ntry and the constitution
The hungarian parliament will
meet on December in special ses-
sion and devote itself to matters aris-
ing from the change of Reuters and
the coronation OF King Charles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Noung lady book keeper. must h..
thoroughly experienced and able 10 handle
large amount of detail work: must also oper
ate typewriter; good position with well
established firm; references required. Write
stating age experience, salary wanted go
heginnerS need apply Address 1881, care
World.
WANTED-Good Christian white woman for
cooking and general housework: must be
neat and cleaO. not afraid to work bring
references good wages paid TO- right party
~ ma you satisfactory VIII give extra
wages at end OF siN months and one year
Npin. .r ""'"eu'A'e'y' oFo oou'h VNinp";
Two neat appearing young ladies' TO demon
I" o nnu u",,n .Ap.l""'s uh"eeeNsis'
h'asn, enlaiN' ,"" oe.N'en - y. w. nun ~,
Kali,s;r nn,ra,, hn,o "'"""''' "'''
,vnuw~ w Nn,,sr r.'i,
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TO EXCHANGE

FLORIDA ORANGE GRONE-2O acres, tive
miles from town. seven miles from county
seat on fine hard surface road 10 acres
oranges and grapefruit. balance under fine
state Of cultivation; hye.room white bunga'
iow, two wells, beautiful flowers and shrub
berry around the house: place all fenced win
woven wire Will sell On terms or exchange
for Tulsa property Phone 2l60.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city property
in fny high school town in Oklahoma, 2Ir
acres OF improved prairie upland In centra
Oklahoma, two miles Of railroad town of so
population; leased for oil. mortgage 5000 du,
in two years per cent: small payment down
balance to suit at per cent. Box III, Cleve.
land, Okla.
FOR ENCHANGE-l60 acre farm, two mile
small town. eight miles Tulsa, most good
bottom land, 100 acres plowed; would accept
good class Tulsa property for half its value.
+ 4. Lilly. 2li-2l2 Texas Bldg. Phone 5il
WILL EXCHANGE kansas Iowa, Wis
corsin, kcniucky or Florida property for
tools and engine and easing for 5000 foot
well. Address hox 24a, Mena, Arkansas.
FOR S|LE OR TRADE Two patents, by
irvcntor also sly good lots in Guthrie,
20 waste on curiosity seekers. Address boz
536S, care World
WAATED-To trade Tor cows, one 2 a acre
lot in Tulsa and fine diamond for good
young Hereford or Durham cows Mrs. X. II
Miles, Vert. Okla 7. q. box 30
FOR SALE or TRADE--Jeffery touring car,
perfect condition In every way rare her-
gain. Tulsa Security company. Phone 1875.
s0-ACRE farm for sale or to exchange foi
ANYTHING of value Auto or diamonds pre-
fcrred. Address T. q. box 1852, city
TO EXCHANGE--For horse. Indian motor.
cycle, 1918 model presto tank and light.
Phone 1907. iis West Third
FOR SALE-Or trade 100 acres improved
farm in New Mexico. near Tucumcari
900 New Ar Bldg Phone $500
FOR TRhDE--Nine young cows all milking
six heifer calves 10 trade for city property
Call llu7.
WANTED--A vacant lot FOR u seven. passen
ger car in good order. Phone 1l91.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-One small vacant room, suitable
for bachelor. See A. 4 Woodard in serv.
ants room, I15 West Third.
rooms in modern home, close in. Call at
502 North ElwOod.
THREE unfurished rooms for rent. i4Ie
East Hodge street.
TWO upfurnished rooms and closet on ground
floor: well in the kitchen: outside entrance;
adults: references required. IA South
Pe0Tis. Phone 5471-J
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Two shot and Killed.

BOONNILLE, ARK. Nov 25.-Ned
Laad was shot and killed on the street
here tonight, while Mrs. Alexander
Amos was missed by a bullet that
struck and seriously injured Todd
Shepherd, a bystander. Alexander
Amos. from whom Mrs Amos has
been separated. was held by the po-
lice, charged with the shooting.
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HELP WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Wa Wanted for the supreme money
making wonder OF the age; 800 per cent
profit Stewarts new improved, pure aud
harmless Magic Washing Crystal. Selling and
repeating like wildfirc. Choice territory still
open. Satisfaction or your money back. Credit
granted so 15G packages free with every
order. Just leave the free prackages at the
house; gO back and get your money and a big
order besides Get free premiums for empty
cartons nj any s. 4 H. Green trading stamp
parlors in any part u. S. Postal bring unde-
niaLlo proof. + 7. Stewart Mfg Co., Fac.
tory, Findlay Ohio.
/ HAVE u splendid proposition for men and
women canvassers who want to earn S5 a
day and over ! pay 500 per cent profit on
an article that looks and is worth S2 but
you can sell for SOC in every other home
you solicit. Exclusive territory to first up.
plicants. Address Post Office Drawer 20,
Buffalo, ". Y
AGENTS to travel by automobile to intro.
duce our $50 fast selling popular. priced
household neoessites. The greatest line on
earth Make $40 q day. Complete outfit
and automobile furnished free 10 workers.
Write today for exclusive territory. =. ID.
Conway Sales Mgr, 10 American Bldg, Gin.
cinnnti, Ohio.
COLORED agents wHnted-Marvelous New
sickness. accident, death insurance. Box
S3l-B. Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES

PIPE. second. hand pipe-20, 900 feet 3.ineh
Cd pipe at 10 cents, l2, 900 feet Y inch
I'D pipe at IL cents, delivered Oklahoma oil
field points. Also large stock Of other sizes
on hand. Texas Supply Co. Beaumont, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

'OLORED agents wanted-Marve0us New
sickness. accident, death insurance Box
BIB, Chicago.