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Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31
Bellevue Makes New Rule
For Mid Year Freshmen

Special inducements for high school
students who wish to enter college at
the second semester are offered by
Bellevue college, which announces
that it is registering freshmen for a
mid-year class. Bellevue college au-
thorities have been OF the opinion for
some time that provision for mid-year
students should be made.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
To Success
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31

suited in Pearson's arrest. The orig
inal price of these goods, it is said.
totaled $l96, while the store received
for them only $50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31

airy II installation OF officers will be
held.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31

p Mondamin lodge, No. III, Fra
ternal Aid Union, will hold its annual
installation OF officers Tuesday eve
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31

A song with the title, There's a Sigh in
Ny Heart" was sent by young man to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-31

Tribe OF Ben Hur.
Mecca court will give its fourth
dance OF the season, January 4. Janu-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

ruptive figure OF that man of mystery
known as the Laughing Mask. And
before any move could be made or
any word spoken he was close Leside
LeEar and calmly confronting him.
Much of his quiet authority, no doubt.
arose from the fact that in his right
hand he held a short barreled and
ugly-lOOking automatic pistol.
Not move from any man here,"
he cried out as faced that threaten
ing circle. gun in hand.
II was Legar himself who stepped
back pace or two, closely watching
the automatic.
Before we start any shooting
arOunI here" the Laughing Mask
calmly suggcg; d, Il wan; just a word
or two. .cEar, with you. know what
you're after. You want GOldens pOr-
ton OF WiEiward Island chart.
Wen. have .ha. chart. and have it
with me But there Is no reason why
women should be dragged into this
fight. SO the first thing you have 10
do, if you want that chart is to al
low Margcry Golden anG her mother
mere to return quietly TO the city with
my chauffeur, and return tonight
Leg rs lip curleu.
And then youn as quietly hand
me over the paper. suppose" he
s"OfIed.
III hand you owe. the paper"
agreed the Laughing Mask. for above
all things he knew it was necessary
to play for time
so you're getting ready to strike
bargain" Knocked the other
IF you care to call it that" amend
ed the man with the automatic
Well. bargains like that don't 90
down with me. I've had enough tricks
at this game"
Then suppose hand you over this
gun! Would that persuade you | was
sinCcre?"
Legar studied the figure confronting
him.
The gun and the map together"
was the prompt demand.
And Their what" inquired the
.ughing Mask
Then you wait in this closet until
| make sure it's the map I've got" an.
nouHccd the audaciuus LeGar
The Laughing Mask stood apparent
II studying his opponent
And on these conditions YOU prom
Use there Will be no acts of violence
in this house. there viii be no inter
ference with these ladies, and no at
tempt to interrupt their return to the
city,"
Watch him, mem" Logar ordered
az he took gun and map from the
Laughing Masks outstrctchcd hand
and stepped to the closet door and
turned the key in the lock.
Il await your decision, gentlemen.
IN the Jury ROOM" mockingly an
nounced the latter as he stepped into
the closet.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25
SEVENTH EPISODE
THE HOODED HELPER"

NargCry GOldoG'8 ec-nucly s.l'-
willed Aunt Agatha Gisltkad animals
almost az much AS she GiaIikcG mys-
terics- And about her tranquil &c
dar home she felt were trausriyng
events altogether too inoypIica5lo 10
remain long to her liking.
So when Hannah, the plump but less
practicalmindGd carctakcr Of that
erstwhile abode OF tranquility, trcm-
ulOusly announced that a stranger in
yellow mask had loft a bvIght-cO!-
orcd parrot, answering to ,hu name Of
Tito, at the door for Miss M2rgcry,
tho bird in question was viewed with
open disfavor. and Margcry was sub
Jectod to many disturbing intcrrU.a
tons.
None OF the girls answers proving
satisfactory. however. her firm-willed
maiden aunt proposed that they pro-
coed with their interrupted game OF
Preference" But a green parrots in
stinCt and cnigmatic cry of Look
out for the Iron Claw" proved in no
way consistent with 80 tranqui!izing
a game, and the owner OF the house
finally and firmly commanded the de
parting Hannah, VINO slept out, TO
carry the disturbing creature of to
her own cottage for the night.
This Hannah did, with much mum
bling. Put her feathcrCd charge, harp
Ing with parrotlike Joy c0 it's newly
learned phrase of Look out for the
Iron Claw" proved anything but a
cheering companion, once the shades
OF night had closed about Hannah =
humble cottage That rcbellioua and
thoroughly woman. in tact. de
terminedly gathered up her loquacious
guest and deposited It in her chicken
coop.
There Tito would have spcnt quiet
and uneyentful night, in all likelihood,
had not a certain mildly prcdacious
negress answering to the name Of
Jemima Watson. returned all but
empty handed to her suburban home.
For one OF the by-products OF this
dusky lady's activities as a scrub
woman WAS the gathering OF those
trifies which find their way to the
waste baskets and refuse cans of Of
fee buildings. And her only harvest,
on this occasion, was a half portion
OF a timeyellOwed code chart and
map, which. having blown from the
dizzy balcony Of the Central Tower
building. lay unnoticed in the gutter
OF Broadway until spled by a hurry
pg ledger keeper who. after puzzling
over its foolish list OF words and
meaningless maze OF lines. contempt
uously consigned 1t to his waste
paper basket And IL was with a ges-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

parsley, the strained juice of a lemon
and Il cupful of hot water; cover and
bake in Il hot oven until tender. Sprn-
klc with flour and add Il small glass OF
current Jelly; allow To brown.
Boston Wonders.-Bcat one egg very
light. add Il quarter of IA teASpO0niul OF
salt and stir in enough flour very grad
ually To make stiff paste. Turn this
out on a Toured board and roll as thin
as sheet of paper. Cut In large
rounds and fry in smoking hot fat
Drain, sprinkle with powdered sugar
and serve with honey, sirup or pre-
serves. These are also good to serve
with Il salad course, un~prlnkled WIN
sugar unless the salad Is Il sweet one.
Roast Guinea Chickens.-Put two
Tablespoonful, of butter in each chicA'
en- after preparing them. Tie TWO
slices of bacon over the breasts oi the
birds which should hc tru,~"d for roast
Ing. Wrap them in butlrred paper OF
Slip into "a paper bag Well CREASED
and bake for half an hour In Il quick
oven. Serve on hot dish garn.Shed
with rolls of bacon; serve with sua'a
jelly.
Apple Schmarren.-Mahe a thin Dat
fer nf two rabl.-puuutuIS Of milk, on
tablespoonful oi Hour, beaten egg /
piurh of salt and slice into this ont
large corcd and peeled apple. Have
rabI,-pupnful of fat in a hot Trying
nan. pour in the batter and cook uhui
brown. serve with powdered sugar
Cabbaue With Sausa .-R'mo'e
thr outer l.ay" Of cabbi anu '"ao
- .,ic, If m. tom wing the
,.,,.i,v ich the
,l.,.d Rrrt We top
.;.t. .,rint into a
Dot of fast boiling wat cooA
f' ,,.,.. T.. ,.ud, ve hot
,,.,I,,r rpatbf place
Ga. .,u.or,. between the leaves, II 'le
hnyd i, not too solid, tying tn" eau
ba.,n in cloth and cooking a. a'''e
Ev.n--iz,d onions unpc"!ed thrown
into "a bed Of Goals in IA" crate anu
roa-fcd un,I tender then the 'hIns
taken eff and served with butter anu
-alr viii %, - dish fr for queen,
Ia.ff,ad POTATOES. fried in deep ia'
u a golden brown and sery'1 w.
ra--rrr 90 surround "a bolel "sI i
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25
SYNOPSIS.

On Winrwar,! island Ia..'a~ T.. r-nI"a
MS Golden into an uII"'-.--" u WI
NhlcE CRUISES Golden ~ rflt.r" nr' tore
iNre The italian by br4IGlg a.s &c: and
q GStInR his hand Ia.LDr opens '."
uJHe gates an. floods the ..,n... AMI ia
me general rIsh 20 aes'ar8 the TODD .''.
HApS 'CiI'-n'a SIX -yray.,ii daughter Mar
Sery. Twelve y-GT'S later IT, Ns.s YORK e
Masked one calling himself 1.-THE Hammer
On Goo" r's-u'=s All eishur.u-y.ar .sII girl
IRON The Ca5Ct fHs-IvhntI. 70 whom jules
I<sSaf has delivered her AII "a aaE .-r Q.
us home OF EDOCh Golden. rfl..r.4.r".
Hhcntr she Is rDraptur"d by '..gfr. Legl-
aDc Stein are discovered by A!Aa,-g. E...
oen secretary, setting IRE % lIni.e..s
buildings, bat ESCAPE. HarEuryg muit~r
nulflsSSiy iIHp!Dres EuDCi Golden -
nnn their daughter. The Masked one
again takes HArH.ry away from ls.g r..
LagiE lpOis the Thiri National Na~r Bat
again the Laughing MASK illustrates .'.
plans lHEaT sends Golden '"Th. Sf-.'rr
warning, Commanding porto" Df e r!..a-r
OF the WiHdward ISLAND. Hargrry meets
ner mother. tn" chart is lost .!uTia. ID
hSht between Aanlcy and one OK L"Eur',
hencEtnen
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

ture almost as cOntemptuous that
Rastus Watson. Jcmimas lord and
master. flung the same sheet OF PAPER
down on their kitchen table when the
same was placed before him az the ex
tent Of a days "pickin's"
Nov. Rastus. who was Of much port
Her frame than his SPOUSE. vas q firm
believer In the efficiency II forced
teefing And since the days harvest
had been a lean one. and the larder
showed disturbing signs Of emgt!uesg.
That plump bodied negro pOascssel
himself ~ WON gGunysack and an.
nOgEcod his determination ~ acquIr-
INK a 'eT outlets while hunger ran
Eigh and the nom szUny low IN
EiiEct cOrh.Erf With fate 10 lead Ras
tsa ~ Ne nose. take HIN s'aa.faiiy
oy'T the backyard fence ~ the afore-
Lssutioret Hannah. and from there 10
The doT n 'ac padlOcxrd coop
There. after 4 mrUrrt Of cautious re-
he Glsryyered the yui-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25


that aH d.. .aa.. ....r...-. Sd, t.,.
..-r week Fa. h,,. only eco s.u
founded Az. b. WASTE. r... words OLA
.r..-..t
Ita leaned 10 that .t.rt.,G figure.
thrust his automatic. AGAINST tf... WAIST
na,. Of tic service coat a..a curuua.a-
"a Wrench o. back ND against H.. wall.
As b. did So a sudden shout sounded
from tn. doorway behind him and IN
~tinrtivrly he glanced about TO usccr-
tain the meaning Of this shout.
Wrench. seeing his chance. Knocked
the m,u.cing autumatIc-larrp. TO ono
side and sprang bodily on Naulcy. As
ho did $50 an unexpected and strangely
mlntl,I figure glidoI into the narrow
room Il was figure wrapped and
hooded in heavy velour and only sec
ond gIauc, AT its strange cuv,rirs
would have revealed the fact that it
was rortiyra quickly torn from It's
fastouiugs and improvfs,d into IA
mask 10 conceal its wcarpr's rl,gt,tv.
But liarl,v. as he fought with Wrench.
had small time to register this fact. or
IL, further fact thar rent had been
mate in the rortiora 10 serve as an
,v,.Mulu for the head which II SO com.
I'ut..v covered.
Il WIS mot mH that hooded rzg~o
had fo!a.d i'm the contest that Iau.cv
became aware ui the second rugtIure
which his newer ouueugut carried. For
this TJrdcrc was I,uIy thrown over
the young -,rI,tary'a head AND suaf.u-
~ drawn tight about his arms The
Whitehead ana strUs-.iLs tontmaa,
realizing that his final chance had
come, promptly took advantage OF Man.
lcy's momuntary hclplcssucss to iau
back, leap for the open door and make
good his escape.
Manley himself, maddcned by the
thought Of that culprit's escape, swung
about on his hooded assailant with a
fury that sent the latter also retreat
ing towards the hall. That unknown
enemy even sought to escape as his
colleague had done. but at the stair.
head Manley overlook him. Together
they went down the stairs, a tangle of
limbs and striking fists and portiere
ends They fought and rolled along the
lower doorway, fought until Manley
had freed himself from the others
clutch and was struggling to tear the
drapery from about his mysterious en-
MT fr1n
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/ moon bong low. l.@JIs decided 10
/ maxi d.. .a4. good one. II in the
/ excitrr..a, d that conquest TIE light.
( ness of one bird tossed into %" bag
/ escaped his attention. II was perhaps
/ due 10 the hast. with which be- tad
/ 10 make on with his prisoners. tie
+ was blinking cautiously about. 10
max" sure the coast was clear. when
voice startlngly close 10 his own
/ IorLy carcass called out with a SUD
/ den warning.
Look out for n" Iron Claw.
How dat?' was rhr answering
cry " the unglinE I,as'"s.
Look out for the Iron Claw, re
p'at"d the Yoic" $" clos" DONNA MN.
For mo, aVorSe alike To restraint ana
, confinement. had thrust DI!I"''''
or'- mead through d hole III '.' -'I.
. "y.a"H, ana Wa BARKING that cry NIL"
aH '.I'I-i'iah "'ih Oh gross '''''"'
""hI
VIVA what ron claw. "1hl"'H."
'-' 1'.i' I'.-tHH.
III FL You. di"'1'.''H '"' '..'''
.-. ''.." a'"iiH hi!A ANA AT '"''
'., .il t.''r ana Ai'.'"@'"'hN i.'''.I
'..' ,'' '''.' l'"''"'' "'''. WIN
'."'Aiy "'ll"" Oh agony ''."' ecu
','"'7 lie" " ."'F E"'u'A ANA ''"''''
ca IKE IotuhG laakFabnlt Gown
"."""'i ail"y DoIa'f4d WIN S""''"s
FENCES.
At the end Of this alley RastuS
IIuH6cd thIouSh mario" gate anu
charged bodily into the peaceful beer
garden belonging 70 the roadhouse OIL
on" Antonio rbc!lO, where sat four
men in quiet conference about one Of
the little IRON tables well out OF pub
hc ken.
These Ilcn showed prompt resent
ment at this unhcralded interruption
to their talk. But as the parrot. with
its head thrust through a hole in the
gunnysaCk. repeated its shrill cry of
LOOK out for the Iron Claw" these
men rose in a body to their feet.
Their leader. who in even the dim
light from the garden lamns showed
himself to be a one-armed man with
a sfrargclv-scarrcd face. sprang for
the terrified negro. Rastus. however.
was In no mood for either iutcrruprlon
or argument He merely emitted
whoop Of raawakcncG terror and head.
ed for home.
.rhcra bn bure, +, ,,,,o,, ,,, .o,,rd
ea Iamip,a and or,I,rrc1 Nth -
ruayori,o GRAN of nvr,o..s.i.-, inf Sa.
fore Io,rf,n, corld .,.,cr ,.,F.r.,,,l
IN, nat,,~a of his af,,,a,t mr. ,r,.sti
va.o tho ccrt,,t, IF ,i.. ..,,,..,,...,.,,. 81,
second and avoD moo yfoI.nt irr,,,
ticp took rrace Iora~ aud his mon
dragged ;In ouaEin.- and y3sr.:ug ras-
tus 10 hi. feet showed min, into q chair
and sna,chnl M tho grprvs3.k From
it they took ont the loudly-uro,cgrfnc
grefp rarrot and vcrlcringly cy
amineJ II
"vyboro aid vor got TINT rarrot 80
was the ouick demand of tho man who
wore an iron hook where . hand ought
70 ba Rastus merely whcpzcd and
shook in the legs and showed the
whites Of his ewes Il was indeed.
several minutes before he was so
much As awakened to the fact that he
was not in the grip of the law But
once convinced of that fact. he became
vOluble enough in his protestations to
oblige the white genl'men" with any
information they desired. lie even led
those white gentlemen back to the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25
The She'll OF Deceit.

,,ouuau,. r.1'I' ~ OIs''
-, Ga ''''"e' 0"iiSIu
IH, u" GO ~ IN 'L'' III very eAceii'ht
,ita,, ,.,,,aa no,;, ,,.. J',i il'o.IieI''S
~. ~ So,,-'1 '''' - ,''i,''S IueI'u
dis,,.r,,traI,. .yo,.m,,, -, p'''' amy anu
Eor tho -..r,s han,,t,,,., l.. 60.
s,-oI r.au Fra ,,, $3.50, ,',,,., -. ,s'' DIS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25


.arr" hours at.r ta was '.~.r...
t...E s."".u:.. 90 o.. u...-.t room.
".''" ]. io.la a.a,a eu.... . .l.
.- .H. dressing ..Hr t.E.r.. lilly
pacing 'l. floor N.'."y s-.E.t 10
'..E"-a'."lt .a"" ~ f-, paper v....
d.. u...r ...l .".. .G SLIGHTLY 'r....
...- "
J. another az L.-ar- spotted
Warnings. explained Eu.. p I'D
voice ..-EF H-.a sr.., ...-..-
'DI tu. speak rr ta E-Iar. are.'
/ tH.. N....- asked
40 Ia E-iarys went o. Boo. AN
. hour .-.
md Nar-"ry''
Na~..r" O. with her mother
Aye YOU srr.""
They were thor. thirty minutes
a-H
bur ar, y0u srra'"
"l.s. ~.E t.r.a."
Then TIE rI-r thing 20 30 8. 10
MAX. .".. that a.. .- still -..."
Yet .urr.G as Ha,.py ....t was
'tt '.-.a .tt-. .. ...l -.....r .... .....t '....
ID circle ahr.t tp PISS awu room aal
.auro thrust an automatic pistol into
his pocket. Then n. called r.'.-r.a..
-.' $50. .rr.'E ..-t % investigate
".g"-r.s hn.Iu.r >h, 2. turned With
'Nr ..+..,.ua T...r, that r.. -fgl
.as mot ,hyr.
NunIr. ~i.h --.. .uI az the heart.
continued his -,a... through .h. la,
. o." regions rr Tia. ia.-a. And .' .'.
not breath" freely until GW tIg Open.
/ .nr 'hn -.'. door .r'u 81. .a.UE. ."
caught el.a' ot Iar"ory hsrs.u. In Ii
/ EaIru" backed la.na'.u char. bent
! .u" Owe. a BOOK winch lay ",'h oil"
her zap.
she sat Clearly outlined IL the
| bright .u,rrHm falling over her care
i'ssly-po-"i body. leaving her IN a
luminous shower from the single wal.
/ igAi, which sA" had left turned on
immediately above h'r. This sllv"ry
shaft OF .i7ht brou-lt out TIA" beauty
IT her hcavi.T-rass' d hair, il brought
out III" tender lines OF tn" white
. throat and neck i1" wisttuI @ir!sh-
ness OF the slender figure. Then Man
icy i"E me hr.' INN" noticed that she
, was sitting directly III front or IN"
sun OF Japan's" arIlor. lie could see
me iolSh'l M''a' '' thd' arihor HaSh
NrAuMoES!E IN N" strong SldelEht.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

bullets impact and the owner of the
arm stared dazedly down at the sud
den gush of blood reddening his coat
sleeve. Then came a sudden trample
of feet. chorus of shouts and the
charge of armed officers Of the law
through the house. For the sheriff had
at last arrived.
Legar. knowing what that meant.
with one sweep of his hooked arm
flung the green-shaded lamp from its
table, jumped through a window and
vanished from sight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
ILVLSI IH
BARGAINS

100 acres southeast the city about miles, 1he
farm good deep SOIL especially adapted for wheat oats
corn and small grain any kind close to school and rail-
road on good highway good fence but buildings All IN
cultivation Price $50 per
100 acres twelve miles of the city Seven miles from
Broken Arrow. 100 in cultivation and balance IN pas
very good improvements bargain that won't last Tor 800 per
130 acres eight miles east of the city, in cultivaon
distance from city bargain you looking for that
Price $3250 acre Come on
100 acres six miles northwest Usage Some good farm
land and good pasture and well located for dairy hog or
chicken splendid value with terms Price Slo
per acre.
15 acres west city miles and mile from Keystone
on the Tulsa county road Part bottom land about
80 acres be cultivated Some timber, some rocks ood
pasture land; about in cultivation VIII sell TINS on
payments accept part or all in city property Price S2o
80 acres good oil and field Section 2599
Have which two years 81 rental Price SlZoo
per
80 acres northeast of city about miles main county road
part bottom land; timber splendid poultry ranch and
fruit land. Price $1,000
northeast of city, has well it paying $500
year You have your for and only about "a
miles Price $25
30 acres adjoining city, we'll located and good subdivision
will show if Interested and make you price
that you double your money on
We have others if they in this list. Tell US what you
want Write list Of ranch and timber lands. We
certainly have the bargains that will surprise you in any szeo
tracts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
REAL ESTATE
real. ESTATE
A CMras01nl@s lPrGS@Imt


enjoy the whoe and vcl
modern east
month; at co,,cncJ
Ocns,a per month"; "a
fronc
Really u lice
home fun cSnr h' g"'Rc e'''''''
maxi onf n a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
TAKE NOT1CE

These farms are located in shannon
county, Mo. on the st Louis y san
Francisco Ry. None are over two
miles from the railroad We have
productive soil. good schools,
churches. good roads, close to good
sized towns and within one nights
ride Of four big markets. They are
not off in the wilderness. or i'm some
locality remote from civilization, but
close at home, only IL hours rae
from Kansas city where you can
see II before you buy and we allow
credit for r. X. fare.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17

mst because our contract is so lib
eral and our prices SO extremely
reasonable Let US prove To your
satisfaction that we are offering N"u
land that will make YOU money,
either for Investment or use. Let us
show YOU couclusiVvly that tins ~ ny
far the best bargain I'm sunny south
Missouri, and one that YOU can re''il
no matter how meagre your income
may be. and whore you get the tIm-
ber. mineral aud oil rights with the
land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17
REALITY BARGAINS

4 beautiful east front corner resi-
dence lot IN choicest residence loca-
tion south part city; elegant site for
attractive home or small apartment.
Priced under the market. Price and
full particulars on application.
Elegant close in east front 100x14o
corner; ideal location for high-class
apartment: also priced under the
market. See me for price.
Very choice residence lot, "a feet
frontage. On South Denver; elegant
residence neighborhood. Price $500.
Choice lots extremely scarce. Better
act quick.
New two-story residence, six large
rooms, very attractive interior finish
and decorations. on corner lot, south
part city. Price S4,750.
A coy seven-room new bungalow,
large living and dining room; oak
floors; three bedrooms, sleeping
porch. basement, furnace heat; hand
some wall decorations and lighting
fixtures, colonial mantle; first-class
material and workmanship thruout
the house: located south part city.
Price $1,000. Easy terms; early pos
session.
Eight-room modern residence: cis-
tern, garage; on a handsome corner
lot. South Denver; n bargain price,
YOU NtililOl ptui lts +hSN ibi "a NV e'''
! terms
Five-room bungalow; splendid large
living room and dining room; oak
| floors: two nice sleeping rooms and
sleeping perch. large kitchen, large
basement Price $4,000.
Six-room south front new bunsa-
low: fine large living room, basement
garage. Price $4,650. A snap.
New Seven-room very attractive
modern home Maple Ridge; large lot;
fine neighborhood. Price $4,000
Quick possession.
so feet exceptionally choice MAR
street property, in very heart of tho
business district. Price and particu'
lars on APPLICATION.
Modern seven room residence
sleeping porch, basement; choices
part North Denver. Price S6,5OO
Immediate possession.
Choice residence lot South Elwoot
$500.
Phone $50 or 44S, or see
C. w. SlMGELTOM
Alexander Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-17


Stid bonds to be . per cent semi'annual,
interest bearing coupon bonds, dated August
1915 and maturing serially s2O,OOO
August l. 1890 aud 100000 each August
/ lg2l to 1910 inclusive, without option
of prior payment; both principal and inter,
est buayblc IL lawful money Of the unlteI
states at the Fiscal Agency OF the SiAte Oh
oAI'homa IN the Clty aud state Of New YORK.
The succcsril. bidder must. without un'
necessary delay. furnish without expense TO
the City, blank bonds n the usual ana Gus,
tomtry FORM acceptable TO the Board oil
CummIs siOuciS.
Tho successful bidder must bear expense
oil bonds, printing same and legal opinion.
OF Tie issue without unnecessary decay.
An proposals must be- accompanied by
t,ugtute certified check some solvent
bank, banking house or trust company IN ihe
ann of 3 per cent Of each issue for when
htd i, made, as rcsuired by CITY Charter, 10
bo tort aited to the C.ty Of Tulsa in the case
of failure OF such purchaser to comply with
the terms Of his proposal.
For farther particulars appI ytO the ''y
Autit1r Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Board of COmmisSiopers reserves Inc
riuLt TO rojt,t uny and all bids.
! Dated at Tulsa, Oklahoma. TINS l2th day
/ OF Decrubtr 1915. ..... ..,.,,.,.,,.