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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22
Confessed Spy Is
Free in New York

department ol Justice I'm his letter
he offered To surrender If he Was
promised immunity. This was taken
to mean that he wanted pledge
from the United States government
that he would not be turned over 30
the British authorities Before his
cS cape an order was issued for his eN-
tradition as iorgcr but Lincoln has
always INSISTED that the English gov.
ornmcnt intended 20 shoot hm as a
spy
\ Powerful Organization.
Group H." the organization which
federal agents believe arranged LIN
coins escape and rs now harbornS
him, is "a body that was formed in this
country I'm 1872. 1t Is said to include
Ia it's membership several Wcll-kuoNl
European political cXilcs.
Group B' came prominently into
public motto" some cyars ago when It
went to the aid OF Jan Pourcu, a
Russian political exile whose eXtradi-
ton was demanded by the Russian
government on the ground that he
was a murderer Pouren had at
tempted TO start a revolution i'm the
Baltic provinces of Russia Theodore
Roosevelt was then president and
GROUP B' succeeded i'm obtaining I'm
order from him for Pourcns release
Secret service men said today they
had learned that several members Of
group B' had visited Lincoln when
he was held i'm Raymond street jail
in Brooklyn II also was recalled that
the fugitive was in the company Of
some of the group AT the time of his
arrest
Stories that Lincoln had been as
aoci1tcd with Paul kocnig, chief de-
tectivc fo. the Hamburg
line, and others who have been in.
dicted for their alleged participation
Inv German conspiracies in this coun-
thy, were denied today by secret serE-
ice officials.
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M
oON3NO. Phone 1920.
FOR SALE or Trade My Groom bungalow
In Los Angeles. Cal Box 1879 World
FOR SALE--S1OO Gown buys a 4.room
your own terms on balance Phone 1880.
FOR SALE or Trade Several choice pieces
Of Tulsa residence property. Phone 1876.
Iulsa Security Co.
FOR SALE-House ON south side. rooms
and sleeping porch, basement and cstcrn,
term, On some. Phone 1850.
LEASE or sale l.room house. fine basement.
chichen house etc., ON acres ground, ON
car line. Box l512 World
FOR SALE--l5 acres raw land, miles Of
Tulsa, priced right; will take in team.
Address Boz % kcystone okla
FOR SALE-Modcrn 10room house. Ioca-
ton as good as the best in town For
information call al 1922 South Main
FOR SALE-Good property on North Main
- street near Katy 900 by so. W W.
Wintringer i2l North Detroit. Phone 1920.
FOR SALE-Threc,room modern housc. close
iu. price Nll0O, 500 cash, balance S15
nonlh.- j. D. Simmons Co Phone 3461.
FOR SALE-At q bargain: nv propcrty al
10 South Boulder. must be sold quick
Write J.. H. Hall, captain police, III Paso,
Texas.
FOR SALE Six.room modern house in
Dol. o. % lIU
Harry Wrtitn nm, Iu'"e ,tI."N,
A5e=.i-1o ''''' mum "'"S' i"""ts
20
FOR SALE-..One lot ig Wakefield addition
lots in Factory addition. one on North
rbos,r pbnr. '' '"'N '"' 10 S"'l puI'
------- -o-r - ~
FOR SALE -Sixroo modern house: close
i'm, suitable for two families. price
S27j0. terms Harry White. IL Rvnum
9loL- IHonr2 42S Sl-l,19.
HAVE 5O-foot vacant Kansas Citv Kansas
also 40 acres in Pulaski county. Missouri
TO trade for Tulsa residence pronertr either
vacant or improved Box l574 Woid
i,01 l-,I n ~
'oh l'Ghh AZ. or if4aT- n forly acres vegetable
to town and railroad, want Trlso Tr1per,r
Tulsa Realty co. lO5 Robinson RIdg "
49, -
FOX "a Good tonrToom house $50
u"Wh' NI L.1U nrr month: tWO-roOm house
10 down SI2,5O per month. Phone J111.
Eoom y 2IUA South Main. J.. NJ. Lear
HAVE Tvor for nD-fo-IoIc Ior-o NJ, l.
well located and worth the money viii
60 as hgh as $1,000 when suited Harry
White ~ Byuum Bldg Phones 45s7-l7I9.
TOP SALE o,. r-oIr 9o0 -----T -
rG,rt,. Eo,sas i.I ,,.;II I',.N 'i'nt
cain and ,iyo t,rr,s nr ,.im ,J ~ va,
orn Oklahoma Ipnd Waito 8birlin., 'CI 0I
- giI'" ''''". "'''' I"'HpSr 'h'
FOR SALE or Trade Twenty acres inn
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ralvestnn Snnt Cotton


GNLNFSTON TcW8, Jan NiddIHl
10 4Ur. receipts 1864; sales $685. stock
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TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED-Furnished or unfinished modern
house south side. Phone 25s7.
MANTED-By young couple, nicely fur
nished house. south side. Phone 210
WANTED--February |. a modern furnished
o or 10-room house. woll located. by re-
nponslbe marty Box LIS World
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BUSINESS CHANCES
H0mSe
BaPqJain


Twenty-Five rooms, centrally To-
Gated, capacity business place all
newly renovated, papcred and put in
good condition, rent reasonable; place
will clear $50 or more per month
if properly managed. Rest rooming
house bargain in Tulsa. Price
$1,000. Phones 467O-552.
FOR SALE-20-room roomIng house newly
furnished. Phone 5059.
WILL DO building in exchange for dcsir
able vacant lots. Phone 5isd.J.
COMPLETE meat market outfit for sale or
trade. Stacy Kirk, BeEgS OKLA.
FOR SAIE-Best paving and best equipped
garage in city Address 1852. Vivid
MEAT market and small grocery for sale;
good reason for selling. Address Box
.1ss Maunford. Okla.
.FOR SALE or Established dairy and
creamery doing good business building
and all cQuipments. Boy lj6S World.
FOR SALE-Quick. clean stock groceries
and fixtures, nicely located. Can on or
Okla. or phone $50 after ?. m.
l AM securing patent on well drill that abb
solutelv eliminates undeTeamug need
$500 expenses. will sell and assign full
half interest Box 1850. care World
CITY Plenty Of money on hand to
loan on Tulsa property. straight or
monthly: no delay. long or short time.
Phone sal 21l-2l2 Texas Bldg. II East
Fourth street f. A. Lilly.
WTIL build for tenant one.story brick
building. about 2IN3O feet for storage or
warehouse purposes In wholesale district
paved streets. rent from $50 to $50. accord
ing 10 what is required. c. d. Coggcshall
& Co Phone 1876.
FOR sALE-Extro good small stock Of
n
ware in Tulsa extra desirable location and
reasonable rent. Take about 81 200 to
handle stock and fixtures: will stand close
Investigation. Don { answer unless you have
the money. Address l6ll. care World
SODA FOUNTAINS-We have q large stock
Of both new and second hand fountains.
ranging in lengths Of g. 2. 10, -, l6. and
90 feet, ready for immediate shipment Can
save YOU from 2j per cent to 40 per cent.
Also have some complete sets OF drug and
list. The Grosman company Dallas Texas.
-~~.~~~~~~~~~-~-~~--~
FINANCIAL.
TWO shares new Pocahontas and one share
Carpathia oil stock. 1915. care World.
FOR SALE-15. 600 shares Uncle Sam oil
stock for 5000 A. /. Deibel Little Rock,
Ark.
If YOU will invest in gold mine showing
promise or raising ahOthef crop OF mil
liOnaires. write the Mountain Flower Gold
Mine Co. St Joseph. Mo-
~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~>~-~- ~-~-~~-~~>~-~~~~~~N~-~D~-~
TO TRADE
FOR TRADE-Improved forty acre farm in
Howard county Arkansas; six miles from
county seat; party wants small home in
Kendall college addition. Harry White. IL
Bynum Bldg Phones 45s7.4749.
TO TRADE-Fichtv acres of improved farm
land 2 miles of Okmulgee value $4,000;
party wants merchandise stock Of any de-
scrption. will assume or pay cash difference
TULSA -RealiY Co. 4nl R9b,gsap- Bldg.
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Now nrleans Cotton clnsinr

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2I-TUr cotton
market closed stoudy at q net advance OF
II 90 "A points
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Ns. ". ALLISON. the Tulsa watch man has
sSN moved his repair BUSINESS 10 room 211
uHsz zsuult building Tie will also conduct trad.
" business and employment office. Make
our wants known, VIII buy or sell any.
iirg Phone ANA.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAiLErrG[eueral Electric rccdhcr at a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-22

INTENTION LAND MEN-It you have land
.io sell or trade you can very cheaply and
economically put your proposition before over
IS 600 prospective buyers by placing a small
!. Icla ssfied ad in the Oklahoma World, the
lbig Farm and Home weekly Of the southwest.
The rate is only 3 cents per word. For
more information address Oklahoma World,
207 World Bldg, Tulsa, or phone 260l and
5,sall for Mr.. Larson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
Keep Working and
Building.

Every generous nature desires to
make the earnings of an honest living
but a means to the higher end of adding
to the sum total of human goodness and
human happiness.
A Home is Essential to the
Above.
1--WE grow strong through assuming
responsibilities, by bearing burdens and
doing things we acquire power"
Do a Little Now and a
Little All Along.
Success is a result of mental atti-
tude, and the right mental attitude will
bring success in everything you under
take"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21

to the grower. English peas, onions,
lettuce, spinach, mustard, kale, cab
Eage, collards, turnips and a few
other vegetables can be grown in
winter or very early in the spring to
help out the daily bill of fare on the
farmers table.
Meat is cured in large quantities
by many of the more thrifty farm
ers. In a few instances I noticed
country-cured meat offered for sale
in the stores. 1t is in constant de-
mand and brings a good price. Many
other things produced in the farms
are offered for sale in the local stores.
These / deem good evidence that the
farmers are prosperous and happy.
must not neglect special mention
of the excellent roads in Walton
county. They will compare favorably
with the roads in any other county
in the state, and yet improvements
are going on all the time. The roads
are covered with a combination of
sand and clay which produces a hard
surface almost as smooth as concrete
and plenty hard to take care of any
ordinary load.
From De Funiak Springs, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21

The farm houses | find to be com
fortably and conveniently arranged.
The fences are generally well kept.
There is no stock law and all stock
are allowed to roam at will through
grassy meadows and over hill and
dale. In many instances I had my
attention called to some unusual
profits in hogs or cattle made by
farmers who keep few live stock as
a sort of side line to their agricul-
tural pursuits. Near many of the
farm houses / noticed bee gums in
considerable numbers. In many of
the country stores have seen guam
titles of excellent honey displayed for
sale. By these facts I have become
convinced that bee culture can be car
RED on very proftably and pleasant
IL here. Honey brings good price
and it costs almost nothing to pro-
duce it after the patent gums have
been secured.
All truck crops seem to do well
here. A large number of vegetables
can be grown all winter. Irish pota-
toes can be planted at almost any
time after December. This crop sell
dom fails to give good satisfaction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21

men with whom they deal. They
may be classed as somewhat above
the average in point of education and
general enlightenment.
Every few miles the traveller comes
in sight of a classy little school
house where bright-eyed, rosy-cheek-
ed children are romping in childish
glee or studiously carrying on their
work. In some places I noticed that
the schools are taught by teachers
quite young and inexperienced in the
work assigned them. This may or
may not be due to lack of funds or
to lax educational laws, but it is a
fact to be reckoned with in the edu-
cational and moral uplift of any peo-
pie. However, these conditions I find
no worse in Walton county than in
practically all counties along the Gulf
coast. If it Is really a failing it is
a general one.
TIE general undertone of every
thing educational in this part of the
state is healthy and promising. The
social life is above the average. On
the whole, there is promise of Wig
orous growth along all social, rei-
gious, educational and moral lines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
co. OFFERS UNEQUALLED OPPORTUNITIES
FARMER, TRUCKER, FRUIT.
GROWER AND CATTLE
RAISER WILL PROSPER

amount of timber yet remaining on
the ground. Much of this is second
growth, the larger and better timber
having been cut and carried to the
rivers and bays many years ago. 1t
was sold to the dealers, who carried
on an international business. The
present growth of timber is not so
large as that cut off a half century
ago, but there are many millions of
pine trees yet left in the forests to
supply the world with both naval
stores and lumber for long time to
come.
Wherever the timber has been tur-
pentined for a few years it is sold to
the mill owners and timber dealers
who are having it cut from the land
quite rapidly. BY these processes
thousands of acres are being cleared
and made ready for the incoming
farmers every year. There is little
to do to get the lands into cultivate
BILE condition after the heavy pine
timber has been removed. Fencing IS
the greatest expense attached to the
work of putting the land into culti-
walton.
Some of the large holders of real
estate in Walton county have many
thousands of acres now ready to offer
to settlers who may wish to buy at
prices considered very reasonable.
The Walton County Land and Tim
Der company, with headquarters at
DeFuniak Springs, own about 5000
acres at the present time. The Nc
Caskill Real Estate company and
Charles F. Turner also own large
amounts of land. This Is true also
of the Flournoy Realty and Invest
ment company and others too numer-
Gus to mention. / am informed that
any one of these real estate owners
and dealers can be depended upon to
correctly represent the general con-
ditions prevailing in this part of the
country. Surely there is enough
good land left in healthy localities
throughout this West Florida coun-
try to supply the demands of home
seekers for many years to come, and
there Is no need of any niisrepresen-
tations along this line.
The farmers who reside in Wal
ton county will compare favorably
with those of other sections of the
Gulf coast country. They are in COM
Portable circumstances and have the
confidence and esteem of the business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
RICH AND LOAMY LANDS FOR
CULTIVATION AND FINE
RANGES FOR CATTLE TO BE
SEEN THROUGHOUT COUNTY.
ByLC. HARRISON.

Walton county offers opportunities
to the farmer, trucker, fruit grower,
stock raiser and business man which
appears to be well-nigh unsurpassed.
Travelling out from DeFuniak in
any direction one will pass through
pine forests with here and there a
field. In some parts of the county
the fields are much more plentiful
than in others.
In some portions of the county the
land is sandy and poor, but in many
other parts it is rich and loamy. Here
and there the traveller will come to
long stretches of level land. Then a
section of hill country will be reach
ed, and for many niles the whole to-
biographical appearance changes into
what greatly resembles the "foot-
hills" section of some mountainous
region.
In these hilly sections clay land
predorninates. In some places rocks
are plentiful with now and then a
ripping brook or an eddying creek to
break the monotony. Twas told that
these streams abound with fish of the
frying" size, but / have had no OPP
portunity Of testing the truthfulness
of these reports. / would have asked
Editor Larkin Cleveland Of the De-
Funiak Herald if these reports are
actually true, but I well know he
would have said they are more than
true. Then he would have added q
long and blood curdling rattlesnake
or moccasin story to the fish report
which would have made me SILVER
with fear, even though I were many
miles away from the blessed and
beautiful spots in question. Cleve-
land is an editor of the 'honest and
reliable" type so hard to find in these
days when men sell their souls for
notoriety and their birthr1ghts for
fishing tackle or Ford cars. Cleve
wouldn't tell lie for any man. He's
truthful if he's anything.
The traveller over this part of West
Florida is impressed with the vast
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
D. FUNIAK SPRINGS
LEADING CHAUTAUGUA
CITY OF THE SOUTH

friends and acquaintance along to
help them enjoy their winters among
the pines. Thus it was that the town
of DeEuniak Springs first sprang
into notice among the tourists of the
colder regions north and east.
When the Pensacola and Atlantic
division. Of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad was being built Mr.. E.
A. DeFuniak was connected with the
passenger department of the COM
pany. He became enamored with the
scenic beauty of the little lake which
nestled like tiny silver sea among
the tall pines. This lake is surround
ed by hills so arranged in natures
plans as to form a sort of gigantic
ampitheatre, which adds still more to
the beauty of the whole country.
Some one soon suggested that the
spot would be splendid place to
build up a great chautauqua, the
chautauqua work of the country be-
ing at that time in it's incipiency. So
the movement gained in favor very
rapidly. Shortly the railroads of the
whole country were advertising cheap
rates via DeFuniak Springs to all
points in Florida. The best chautau-
qua entertainers of that day were
secured and the crowds in attendance
upon the various exercises increased
from winter to winter until the little
town of DeFuniak Springs was
known throughout the width and
breadth of the whole country.
The plan first agreed to by the
chautauqua promoters to secure only
the very best talent possible for their
programs has been adhered to until
this very day. Even now, when chau-
tauquas are scattered over the entire
land, the name of the Florida Chau-
tauqua at DeFuniak Springs is syn
onymous with the very best talent of
the entire world.
The town of DeFuniak Springs has
grown from a tiny village of forty
years ago to one of the largest and
most important business centers Of
West Florida 1t is noted for its
splendid educational and moral at
mosphere. No town of its size in the
south can boast of better educational
equipment or a better spiritual and
moral condition.
Besides several of the very best
public schools reaching as high as
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
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Come to See Us.

eff man thinks every one is against
him he will treat them so they will be-
If he thinks every one is a friend he will
treat them nice and they will be friends.
If man is suspicious of every one they
will be suspicious of him. You get just
what is coming to you, good or bad
that's sure.
There are Some People Who Would
Rather Stay in the Rain Than Turn
Loose Few Measly Dollars for Nice
Lot and Build House.
Have you home to cali your owni
Do you own lot to build on? Do you
expect to pay rent always? Have you
had an opportunity to buy on easy
terms? Have you not missed bargains
and repented afterwards Would you
care to see our proposition and look it
over?
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Continued on Page FOurteen.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
A BEAUTIFUL WEST FLORIDA
CITY WHICH IS FAMED FOR
ITS CHAUTAUQUA, BEAUTI-
Full LAKE AND EXCELLENT
CLIMATE.
BY ]. C. HARRISON.

There could be no perfect presen-
tation of the many things which
draw people to Walton county with
out saying something about DeFu-
MAX, the county seat, and the Flor
ida Chautauqua.
The town of DeFuniak is located in
the very heart of the southern long
leaf pine section of West Florida. The
town was first started near the lake.
At first there was nothing much in
the place to draw people except the
scenic beauty of the woodland hills
and that most wonderful little body
of water which later became famous
under the name of Lake Chautauqua.
Near this lake was soon erected
the Hotel Chautauqua, which was at
that time the finest hotel in Florida
west of Jacksonville. Tourists COM
ing south to spend the winters were
induced to stop over for at least a
few days and rest themselves. In
many instances they were so capti-
waited by the beauty of the place, the
splendid hotel facilities and the balmy
air that they simply remained all
winter long.
Later those who had come and had
been literally conquered" by this
choice winter resort, brought their
S>sN--~-~-l~----~-~~------
county seat, these excellent highways
lead out, in every direction. So con-
venient have they proven to all cit
liens that it is hard to find anybody
now offering an objection to them.
All the leading Protestant religious
denominations have congregations
scattered over the county. The church
buildings are quite numerous in some
localities. They are of such types as
command attention, and favorable
comment. They are up-to-date.
Taken as whole, the population
of Walton county will compare IA
vorably with that of any other agri-
cultural section of our Southland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
WRITE US

the plan, he may have the desire to
make that plan reality, but he lacks
the force that enables him to proceed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
Especially in Getting Good
Real Estate.

"The recipe for perpetual ignorance
is: BE satisfied with your opinions and
content with your knowledge"
Success consists in the climb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
We All Know Real Estate
is Increasing in Value.

''To be successful a man must have
faith-faith in his ability to perform
whatever he has undertaken, and faith
in the character of the act, or the pur-
pose, to be accomplished. If he does
not possess this positive force he is
practically powerless. He may have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-21
Buy a 10000 Lot and Pay
$500 Per Month.

GA wise man does not need advice,
and a fool will not take it."
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-20
CoIored Bead Belts.

Belts have come back with a glitter
and sparkle that will make them ire
sistible even to the girl who ordinarily
does not care to cultivate a distinct
break at the waist line by means of a
separate belt.
Some Of these belts. which have come
from Paris, are made entirely Of beads
in various colors. The beads are SO ar
ranged that there is a distinct design,
In some instances introducing figures.
Quite unique is a belt of black patent
leather with a design done in black
and white beads. Another is shown In
a checkerboard effect done in bugle
beads. There are others of suede In
bright colors literally sprinkled with
beads Of a strongly contrasting tone.
Because of the fancy for narrow
strap effects some Of the belts have
been made of several narrow strips of
suede and are joined with bead motifs
of various designs.