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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

fNF ktNT-Iwo office rooms en- suite. lust
rcmgde.,i well GIFTED and ventilated on
Second street between Main and Boston.
r'rt reasonable Call Phone 1891
For RENr-Good location for hrstc'ass
grocery store. fixtures now in room aud
fixtures for rert on Main St Nothing TO
sell pfo1e 25i7
WANrEh--A room ahoui JOylol suitable for
warehouse. The Western Bank supply Co.
Phone sGQ3
storcrooms sixth and Detroit Simon.
GROCERY store for sac. stock Aad fixtures.
Phone 1871
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
rNFURNIsHEp ROOMS FOR RENT

THREE uliUrui,htd rooms. Madison and
nav nport. tau alter o'clock
FOR RENr-rwo largo unfuruiS shed rooms.
modern los South Olympia.
FOR RENr-Two untlrnished rooms. 100
south ONmpis.
rUREE uuiuruishcd modern rooms for rent;
also garage. Phone d1t3.
TWO upturui>hcl rooms. 2J North Phoenix
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED rooms for rent. two iiocks
east q end ot car line. on seventh street,
lloeL 500, iu tNo.story house. Kendall
college addition.
EAVE two elegantly furnished 4ooms 10
gent 70 gentlemen. preferably 10 party
with gsr who could use garage. Call lJea
ot 1929
JlFaN light rooms for light hoassKecpiLg
suites Of Two and ;hrce rooms 436 North
pc.r roit.
NICELY furnished front room, adjoining
bath. in private home kitchen privileges II
desired 70t South Lansing, phone core.
TO LADY employed well ventilated south
room modern, great eheerfuluess and
comfortable Phone $500.
A LOVELY front ROOM for rent FOR one or
two gentlemen Call at t2lh South
Roaldcr phoue lsSo.
FURNISHED room TO rent 20 one or two
ladies employed; references 504 West
Ninth
FuR RENT-Nevly furnished sao,heast
from, room. suitable for two gentlemen.
ls}o south nenN,r
one nice modern sleeping room. corner
Norfolk and Hodge ON Kendall car line
81 ptr week Phone 4lSc-l.
foR kkNr-S,ecpiug rooms, suitable for
two gentlemen. ala West Third. Phone
A-t5
Two oI three rrNly furnished modern house
keeping rooms, also garage, north side
cheap lhone 1873
TWC rcwly furnished r0cms for light house.
keeping, strictly modern. 6l9 South Keno.
slA
ATTRACTIVE Arran remcnts for men; rcas,
enable. Phone GILL; between - and
O'Clock
TNo furnished rc0ms for Hgh. housekoep
inr al south Cheyenne
1HEtE furnished rooms for rent, close ia.
modern Phone 76iq
lAkrf room down stairs outside entrance
Phone iT66 slc south Detroit.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for reut. 3is South
Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Sanitary Mattress company will make
special prices on recovering and reno
vating mattresses for the month of Septem-
hor on our work; we guarantee 10 give
satisfaction; we make all grades of mat
tresses 10 order. Ihone 644s
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ROOMS WANTED.

ANrEl,--rwo 90 three rooms for nousr-
kccTiuE. OF small house q two or three
rooms. by family OF four. will De permanent:
e,ctaugc reference q. X Dunlap. care
PEOPLES Exchange
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES.

WANTED Pour or n,Droom fiat, cottage
or duplex house. Furnished or uuiurnisfcd.
near Horace Mann school. Phone Room 4J5
ketcHum Hotel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13

WANTEp-t three or fclr room house
Phone 3l75.
WlNIED-Ns have -lt'cue- wanting 5
slr-ruou Lot.u cottage iu Horace
cord & Davis. u East I--d -. P-yae
W+NIEn--Wt tlf- Flr.-. ua-l-E Hs-.
a.t t.a ..0- cottages .l o. paris at f-s
r..r. s.lt tlrt g1- Les v.E -s Sc
.--1 DAVIS - Essi 4--- - EL---
sa N-t-.-1t l--s 81 ye--s 71-l.t. t4ree
re-t f--@s -1-, f----saa- t-- lE1f Ac--e-
tHs.-r r-.--s-t.s -r-tr.--- E1a-s l5
tf'.-. e- L.---
F--ss- ~EEu - --tl-- sd t--st 81 apart
-r-i -. 81 g. r-t -r-s t-s SIX -.-i-s.
--fr rave ---t-.a'- r"ssssssr-- --.i have
---e-- rc-7--r-.es. b-I csl3. care
H .f
' lV- s-----lr and .-sFz lt-g1;s- Wisaes
g. rt-- -s.t O. axe -ou-s t---l.-e1
trl.s b. u1.s.-s -.stl--e -I- NsriA Ga.a-
l---s --lsf bas- e -s'-rs-c-.
rs .S-El tl r5l-r eli 81, r-i-1-t c--.trs-
t---s - te-ifo---- %. ---is.ft -Pl-'-
-a-- 40 gsct re-. r-ac- VII lease tor
ANIE---,.r.rs5z -c-srl h0-ss. s21tA
tss f7r W- Berger.
WANTED Dc ---t eae 1t-e.y FURNISHED room.
close lr. with garage. ty couple en-
pi.l-' rus; Do r,-so-llie Pa-ue slsl.
FlsE lr siz rcom furnished house. wAikiu.
1is'arce, permanent Address 6il5. care
Word
WANTED To EFNr-Folr or five room
modern ur'urrisAed house. Phone -3t5.
" ANTI D-HAN ot double aouss. furnished
~ fcug-room iuuishet house "
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED Room ard board in private home
with modern fixtures. where there are no
other roomers or boarders: refcreaees Ad.
dress, giving location aad terms, Box 639a,
World
wANTED-furnished rooE or room and
board in private home south side pre-
ferred by Young lady school teacher. Ad.
dress pcN cas-, care World
ROOM with board. close in. by refined gen.
tlemsn. Box 6si6. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
PHONE 1879

SIX room bungalow. $4,000: this bungalow
Is almost new, thoroly modern, eonven'
ieuily arranged, east front, with good barn.
ve'y close in: the best tuy in Tulsa: owner
leaving city and sacrificing, ~ 500 for quick
sale no Information over phone; call and
Ariange for appointment. 200 New AGli
NORTH Denver upon the hin. two-story
home. sleeping porch. east front. garage.
full basement, furnace heat: this IS real
home snd bargain for 81. 900: terms
Phone 1884 VI. J. Class & Co. real estate
and insurance rooms 2 and ), over Palace
iheater
SOUTH SIDE and Close 10 Horace Mann
school. fiye-room strictly modern esSi
front: - 600, $1,000 cash. terms on bal
snee Phone 1884. ". J. Glass Co. real
estlte and Insurance; rooms snd 3. over
Palace theater.
EAST SIDE, siy room double house. three
rooms on a side. connecting bath, full.siIe
lot: 50 100. $500 cash, terms on balfnce
Phone 1854. ". J. Glass Co, over Palace
fhester.
n NORSINGsIDE seyen-room. two-siOry
home cas-, front, 5oxl40.foot lot, $1,000
l'hone 1884 NJ J. Glass & Co. real estate
ard insurance over Palace theAter.
FOR SALE-Five-ioom modern bungalow,
garage, east front, small payment down,
baisrce TO suit. Pyle Investment Co. Phone
36Ie.
FURNISHED house. valuable corner, choice
!acStion. south side, rented. paying over
20 per cent income. offered cheap, quick
sale Phone $500. Ullery.
WANTED 70 buy small two or three-room
house in Frisco addition. White Realty
Co. Phone i5s7,
FOR ISAL@six-room modern close in give
good deal terms. Owner. Address 1855
care World
SIX and seven-rooyn- mod5-n homes on
paved street s2.95O each. $1,000 viii
handle Phone s4l6.
WILL give IS part payment a Maxwell car
for small home Phons eil6.
WANTEp-Vaeani lots in Crosbis heights
Phone $500. Baker Investment Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD aud room Tor two gentlemen en-.
ployed Phone 6l6OR
v ANrEp-pisno player man or woman.
for small tent show. / hone l433-R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENTION. Position wanted, casiugnead
gasoline plant superintendent open for
position, can get results; the best OF ref.
erencrs. can build your plant and make all
n.co.sary tests in the neld. Address " A..
Steeers 4Ol Baltimore Ave. MusAogce
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
HOTELS AND RoOMING HOUSES.

house ] have it located in the best. clean.
IS, part Of Tulsa, it has 10 rooms fur
nished elegantly. can be bought ct this
tine very reasonable; reason for selling
furniture for an eight or ten room house in
on this deal. Phone me at 1888. H. L.
singleton.
FIVE. eight, eleven. fifteen, twenty room
roomiug houses, price from Sl50 10 sI.60d
luttey $40 Robinson Bldg Phone ago.
FOR SAlE - Rooning house furniture,
seven rooms for light housekeeping. COOL
location. house for rent. 3nS NcrtS Roston.
ALLISON Realty Company sure has the
roorine houses, large or small, auvv here.
CAN 474l.
FOR SALE-Fivv-year lease on e2-room
modern roomins house nes. Allison, 454i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
OLD CLOTHES

HIGHEST prices paid for mems secondhand
clothing shoes and hat. Phone 25s5.
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TWlsa Aw00 EMchsmIg
400 East Second St

VIZ HAVE repair paris ,or the following
mas n1s' Of ears Cstiilse Paige Chalmer,,
the'Tolst Hudson. Davis. Flanders, Oak
Allen. sIeedweLl K c. II Haynes. Michigan.
SA4oa' aeIT Sos haP P.,er'9a. Pope Irisans'
Dayton, Pope. Hartford, olds, Dodge,
Cauries. Case, Emerson, Packard. Romer.
/ kle2 more Iacmas Regal Kri,, Pal.m.n,
Abbott. Anchor Warner. Ford Aa,o Sal
wage. 2l5 last Second.
JNE Dodge touring. one Studehsker tou.
ey inder / srri,s touring. one six eylin-
cc- Sildetsker y series touring: terms
v elsh NcNuliy Motor Company. Boulder al
seventh
FOR SAI.E-One Cadillac ;. seven-passen-
ger; one Packard 6. seven passenger;
both IN frsi-class condition. al good cars
look like new. Southwesjern Garage. 2ll
Noril Main.
fUk SALh--One Chalmers g. one Oak
land seyen-Qassenger. late model Over
l,rd one Ford tourlrg: these cars will be
sid ~ sacrifice. Auto salvage -l5
Last Second
1916 Overland flvepsssen< <er model 50 per
feet condition. today only; real bar
gain $500. Tulsa Auto ExehAnge 400 EAst
uAE averAsseiger HAyne, lishi siK auto
mobile bargain for anyone wanting
good second hand car. Phone W. A. Ray
2 2
ro-diiio-. viii exchange for and or city
property Improved or vacant. C. D. Cog
resAn. 6l7 Daniel Bldg. Phone leo.
FOR sALE-A 1916 Ford tourin. car in good
mechanical condition. $500 cash. Inquire
At Crescent hotel.
CARS washed. nicsle polished, grease cups
filled. 81 Johnson Wash Racks, 500 51l
East Second Phone 7446.
1917 81 lex. IN excellent condition. can be
bou.hi night. Call 1900, ask for Nr.
VegefArih.
1911 FORf' touring car, good condition
S27S. also new 1915 touring viii 81
rive This week. Phone 1855.
FORD roadster. good mechanical condition.
$500 cash; forced 10 sell Reeds Bakery,
Wounds, OKLA.
SEW FORD touring car FOR sale. Call
SSo5: between and $3.50 P. n.
GOOD garage With electric lights. 1920
south Main
USED tires, nEs snd earbure;ors. Phone
CNE-H AZ OF double gsrage for rent 2l5
East Ninth Phone 464s.
rOh SALk-ielj HsAwel touring car,
rrs:-class condition Phone s407R.
T,.D ures, rms and carbureiors. Phone
l4n--
FOR AfNT-Gsfsse at lis North Lswton
s.. Phone 60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13

FOR SALE-Thirty horsepower locomotive
type. portable boiler mounted on skids,
complete win new stack; in service only six
months. Federal Railway supply comnsny
ia Van Bnren street Chicacn &C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

or stolen. white liver
,ieted pointer dog reward. Call phone
ss7.2s3o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13

wANrED-A three or fesr room house
Phone 3lT5.
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MONEY To LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount from $1,000 up, on
Tulsa city property. Either to build
or buy.
TULSA SECURITY co.
Second and Boston. Phone 1873
MbSEY &c loan on furniture ana piano a.
yolr home oe in storage week or monthly
payment. 200 Now Aut. Phone $3.50
LOTS W money to loan on Tulsa property
and farms BAnkston. s2s Uniiy Bldg
Phone 7sl6
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13

Aspiring youth II with no par.
enis wants work Of any description outside
Of school hours. Position IN drug store Is
desired Best references Address box
Augt raro World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
PERSONAL.

I WOULD Ike TO correspond with some
lady 30 or 30 years old. intention mSiri-
mcny' my age is as. Address Box 63ea
BACHELOR 80. some means wants 20 hear
from lady on & farm. Box 202. Gordon
Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LUMBER aud building materials; Louisiana
loIe leaf yellow pine lumber shipped di.
rect from mill, subject 10 examination:
shingles, windows, doors and hardware: no
advanced payment required. quick shipments,
ssade and count guaranteed. Send material
bill for estimate. II. d Taylor 8 Co.. Lake
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-13

l lRNlSHfp rooms for rent. Two iiocks
east g end Of car line. on seventh street
llocL 500, n tWo.story house. Kendall
college addition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Animals Exhibited
AT State Fair Must
Have Been Tested

In announcing today the regulations
that will govern livestock exhibits at
the coming state fair, A. H. Lea, secre-
tary of the state fair board, said that
no bovine animal over one year old will
be accepted for exhibition, unless with
in year before the opening of the fair
it has been subjected to a tubereulin
test, and advised exhibitors of all 9TH
er livestock to have their herds examin-
ed that they may have a clear bill of
health as the fair board viii not be re-
sponsible for disease contracted during
the fair
Further the regulations provide that
every animal must be entered for COM
petition in the name of the owner, aud
tlat while exhibitors viii not be limit
ed as to the number of entries, the en-
Two moneys. All pure-bred hvestiek
over one year old in order TO be eligible
II compete for premiums must have
Deen recorded in the recognized books
of record Of their respective breeds, and
exhibitors must produce certificates of
registry at the request of the superin-
tendent in charge. Competition in the
livestock division is defined as animals
owned by different individuals and
firms, and animals owned and exhibited
by members of the same family and liv-
ing on the same premises will not be
deemed competition.
No entrance fees will be exacted in
the livestock division but charges will
be made FOR stalls and pens. In the
horse division charge of SO for box and
double stalls, and 81 for single stalls
win be made, and the charges in the
cattle department will be the same The
charges in the sheep and swine depart
ments will be ST. pen.
Besides the regular premiums offered
by the state fair board more than
$4,000 in special premiums are offered
in the livestock department, and Sec
retary Lea declares that the exhibits
this year will surpass any livestock
shows ever held in the west, and that
they will compare favorably with ex-
hibits at the big shows of the eastern
states. The swine department, he says,
will be larger and better than any swine
snow ever held in connection with a
worlds fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Brings Suit to Recover
Black Eagle Mine and
Unknown Value Of Ores

Another phase of the Black Eagle
Mine imbroglio was brought to light
today in the filing of complaint by
L. NJ. Ormsby against OH. Griswold
w. NJ. Abbott, Ruth Abbott, j. +. Gro.
man, A. c. Larsen II. II. Lots, G. II.
Graves, Stephen McBarnes, and S. +.
Timberlane, for the recovery of posses
sion Of the mine and $400 damages for
the wrongful mining Of ores valued at
5000 ton.
1t is stated in the complaint that
during 1856 the defendants were the
owners of unpatented mining claims on
the public lands of the United States
known as the 'fBlack Eagle" mining
claims. During the years 1856 it is
claimed they failed to perform their
assessment work on the claims and shat
their rights were forfeited
On January /, 1917, the plaintiff
located on the free land the claims
" Snowbird No. !" and 'HCrystal." +" and
claimed ownership. On January 3,
1917, he claims Griswold unluwfully
pretented to locate other claims ron.
flicting with his and in June wrongful
ly entered and took possession and
wrongfully worked the mine and took
out number of tons of ore. lie asRs
the court to restore the miae to him
and give him damages in the inm of
S400.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
U. S. National Bank
Pig Club Addressed by
Governor and Others

With twenty-seven out of some sixty
members Of the United States National
Bank Pig Club present at the CONNER
cial Club auditorium, George Eyre, vice
president of the bank. called the meet
ing to order, at 2:30 this afternoon.
and after stating the purpose of it,
introduced the first speaker, Governor
Withycombe. During his introduction
Mr. Eyre told of the largest pig for its
age, which is entered. One of the
girls, whose name was not mentioned,
owns four and half months old pig
which weighs 22s pounds.
Other speakers of the afternoon were
Mr.. Clark, of the Union Stock Yards of
Portland. l.. J. Allen of the o. A. c.,
and r.. Il. Ballard, of the Bureau Of
Markets at 0. A. G. Jay V. Fike, in.
dustrial club supervisor for this eoun.
ty, was also present.
Three of the members present were
girls. The members attending were:
Abner Olson, Homer Bray, Lester
Brook, Rapheal Bellencourt, Elmer
Roth Madison Nichols, Andrew Strong,
Don Coppock, Etha Muno, Armon
Banks, Paul Nieswander, Lena Thomp-
son, 0rene Hays, Chas. Rlstow, Frank
Eggler, Delmar Bond, Albert Law,
Clarence Grey. Clair Turner, Wayne
Harris, Maurice Begun, Homer Best,
Raymond Williams, Dell Williams, Otto
Engdahl, Maurice Wagner, Raymond
Olson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
DARCY P|NED FOR
HOME IN AUSTRALIA
Wanted To Live In Order To
Do Proper Thing by
Enisting There
By H. @. Hamilton

! Omitted Press staff correspondent
New York, July 2l.-Before he died
Les Darcy, the Australian pugilist, re-
allied with all his heart every mistake
he had made and longed for one more
chance to do the proper thing in Aus
tralia.
The Sydney Argus, representing one
iof the best sports circulation in the is
land continent, declared recently that
Snowy Baker, the Australian promoter
had received letter from Darcy ask
I ing that steps be taken to make it com.
! Portable for him if he should return.
Darcy wanted to go back and enlist
in the Australian army.
This was after things had been going
so badly for Darcy in this country.
Las refusal to meet the best middle
weight of this nation, his continual de-
mands for huge purses having held him
down at a time when he might have
been blazing a path to new glory, had
stopped him short Feelingsgrieved over
the unexpected turn in the reception
given him. Darcy determined to go
Cast out of the minds of fight lovers
in the United States, he then discov-
cred that Australia had no place for
the man who fled just two days before
a vote was taken on conscription of all
its men. News of his turning against
Tim Sullivan also reached Australia,
and, although Sullivan was in the same
boat with Darcy, it helped him lose
some of the friends who had stuck per-
sistently by him.
Bakers failure to answer at once,
Or the usual delay in post service be-
tween Australia and this country prob
ably disheartened Darcy, for he short
" afterward enlisted in the United
States aviation corps, another blow to
his supporters in Australia.
Commenting on Darcy's death the
Argus failed to lose any of its original
bitterness against the man who had
been upheld as the most glorious fig
ure in Australia's sporting life, not
even excepting the famous Anthony F.
Wilding. Regret was expressed that
Darcy had been unable to show the
United States his prowess.. That was
the only regret expressed by this pa
per, save the publishing of brief in
terview with Snowy Baker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Germany Gains
Submarines Sink
Million Tons MONTHLY

London, July el.-Since the first OF
February Germany claims to have sunk
close to 4,750,000 tons of neutral and
allied shipping, according to German
official figures received in German
newspapers today.
The figures given were:
February 7Sl, 500 tons; March 1885,.
900 tons; April 1901, 900 tons; May
SG9,O00 tons; June "0ver million,
with number of commanders reports
as yet not received =
June, the German newspapers declar-
ed gives indications of being rec
ord breaker.
When Germany inaugurated the sub
marine warfare, her officials predicted
snkings totalling one million tons a
month Recent estimates here have plac-
ed the actual figures at about 100000
tons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Third Days Play Of +,
Tennis Association
Some Fine Contests

The third days play of the william.
cite Valley Tennis Association meet at
the Salem Tennis CLUB court at the
Oregon State hospital grounds, brought
out some exciting games and afforded
the gallery very interesting time.
The finals were begun this afternoon
with Wolford against A. S. Frohman;
with Wolford taking the first set 6-2.
The results Of today's play up to
three O'Clock this afternoon are as
follows:
Mems Doubles.
McDougal and Moores beat Cox and
Thielsen, rs, G-3.
Wickersham and Dewitt beat Bates
and Young 6-4, 6-4.
Bond and Bond beat G. McDougal
and M. Frohman 6-3, 6-3.
Mems Singles.
A. ,. Frohman beat McDougal 4,6, 6.
I default.
Wolford beat Wickersham 6-3, G-3.
Ladies' Singles.
Miss Cowden beat Miss ST. Clair 40
rs GA.
Mrs Northrup beat Miss cowden G.
0, go
Mrs Northrup beat Miss Campbell,
6,1, 60.
Ladies's Doubles
Miss Campbell and Miss Mcbride
beat Miss May and Miss Gray 6-1, G-2.
Mrs. Northrup and Miss Fording
beat Miss Berry and Miss St. Clair G..
O, So.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Another InCendiary
Fire at Klamath Falls

Klamath Falls, Or, July el,-still
more determined efforts are being TAX.
en- here today to prevent another | w.
W. uprising, following fire which at
. o clock this morning destroyed build.
ings on the Earl G. Williams dairy
near here.
Authorities say the fire was plainly
of incendiaFy origin. and the l. W w.
are blamed. The loss was several hun.
dred dollars
The city is under armed guard. Depu-
ty sheriffs with guns closely ques.
toned all travellers before they are be.
ing allowed to enter the city. All
known /. ~. W. are jailed or have been
driven from the town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Full Drawing May
Not Be Available
For Several Days

The full drawing of numbers in the
first war draft is not given in today $
paper. Probably it will not be avail
able until the government officially
sends out the result The press asso-
Citations did not complete the list to-
day because it was not regarded as an
important matter after the first $500
numbers were drawn, as it is probable
that these will comprise the entire draft
Of the war, although it should continue
for two or three years.
AS the calls for troops are made the
numbers drawn will be taken in their
serial order from time to time. The
numbers apply to every district just the
same, and each will draw its men in the
order as shown in the figures in an
other column of this issue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
BEER FAMILY REUNION

A family reunion of the relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beer was held at thei.
home here last Sunday There were
about forty members Of the Family
present, being Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. p. Beer
ard son Of 'fhe Dalles, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. SAWYER and son of Slverton, Mr..
and Mrs q. W Weeks, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ II. Weeks ard family. T. r. Weeks
aud family ard fliss Amy Johnston, all
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Unfavorable Weather
Lifts Wheat Ten Cents

Chicago, July 21.-Continued lack of
rain in the northwest wheat belt and
high Temperatures, together with active
commission house buying today sent
wheat futures up from to Q 3-4 above
yesterdays close. July wheat opened
unchanged at $3.50 and closed 5 cents
higher. September opened unchanged
at $2.1S, closing 9 34 up.
Corn was slightly lower. September
opened IA down at $l.63 and closed Is