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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
BENTz-HANKlNS NUPTIALS
WERE HELD AT ELKS CLUB

Well Mrs. Bentz had n right to
change her mind, which she did.
Thomas Bentz aged 50. and Ella
Bentz. aged As. were married in 1915
In Missouri. Shortly after being mar
rlcd they moved TO Tulsa, Bentz having
been an employe OF the Cosden Refin-
ing company. About month ago Mrs
Rents returned to her home in Mis-
souri and applied for n divorce, which
was granted.
Yesterday she telephoned Bentz that
she was coming. While the old gem
tleman met the train. n friend was
commissioned to obtain & marriage IL
cense at the Tulsa county courthouse.
They were married last night by Judge
j. j. Slack at the Elks' club in Tulsa.
The following clubmen We're present
as witnesses: Judge NJ. \. Breckin-
ridge, Pat Malloy, Eugene Lorton
Simon Jankowsky, Jack Letcher. Ed
Stonewall. G.. T.. Overton. II. +. Wells.
ID. G. Elliott, Arthur Herdon. Luther
James, \. II. bradshaw. A. j. Biddison,
II. \. Hooper Carl Nonjaggerfeldt DR..
J. H. Morgan and L. II, Evans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10

and me an Lew Davis went out and
| gave him sents out OF the change
for showing me the place, saying. =
How does it look, Lew?
Not so bad, sed Lew, its all rite for
sents. And wen I went home for
supper l went in the dining room with
out taking my cap off, on account OF
my hare, and pop sed, Wat kind Of
manners is this. take your cap off.
Wich | did. and pop quick sed Put
your cap on. Wich l did, and told him
about the 8 sent barber skool, and he
made me give him the change, witch
there was ony sents left to give him.
and then eat my suppir out in the
yard so | woudent spoil enybody eltses
appetite, and then he took me erround
to my regular barber, and my regular
barber put his hands up In the air and
sed he wood see wat he Good do, and
now my hare looks like about sents
insted of 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10

important Industries connected with
the oil business.
While the government has made an
appropriation OF S25, 600 for this plant
that sum Is wholly for maintenance,
and IL will be up 10 the people of
Tulsa to furnish the site and to pay
for the building The building VIII
bc just as large and graceful and com
modious as the pocketbook OF Tulsa Is
liberal. II Is estimated In Washington
that at least $4,000 should be raised
to adequately equip the building and
provide for grounds.
This appropriation was made four
years ago. thru the efforts Of Com
gresham Charles ID. Garter of Ard
more. and he worked for tho passage
Of the bill at that time with the UNDER
standing that Oklahoma would get a
branch. He was disappointed. how
ever, and finally discovered that the
whole appropriation had been applied
to other states. Mr.. Carter made a
vigorous protest and worked another
appropriation thru the committee.
with the understanding again that the
branch would be established in the
state OF Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
HURLEY NOT CANDIDATE FOR
INTERSTATE COMMERCE JOl
Tulsan declares He Is Determined 20
Enter Army; Tells of Suf-
fragct Incident.
From The Worlds Bureau.

From The Worlds Bureau,
70i metropolitan Bank Building.
WASHINGTON. July ST will
not be candidate for appointment to
me interstate commerce commission" 4"
SAID L. J. Hurley, who has returned to
Washington. II appreciate the efforts
OF my friends, but | have made up my
mind to go in the army. and cannot
sec anything In sight al this time to
cause me to change my plans"
When showed copy of Tho World
containing the John II. Markham in
terNlew In which 1t WIS stated that
Mr. Hurley led the rioters who tore
down the suffrage flag In front OF the
Whlte iIouse, he was as much sur
priscd to know II as his friends in
Tulsa no doubt were when they read
IT,
Mr.. Hurley was coming down the
avenue from the state and war de-
pnrtment at the time of the riot, and
became swallowed up in the crowd
II Is true that he happened to be
right in the midst of It, and secured
piece OF the banner as Il was torn
20 shreds, but when a bunch Of re-
porters swarmed around him, in order
TO avoid any publicity in Washington,
he refused to give his name.
Inasmuch as his part in the affair
was so Insignificant, he was rather
amused 10 see it exploited In his home
paper az an elaborate act of bravery
and patriotism
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ony anuther block. and after n vile
we came to it, saying on a sine, Skool
for BARRIERS, Hare Cut Sents.
Wat did / tell you? sed Lew Davis
And we went in and some fellow sed
This way, kiddo, you're next. Being a
red hedded fellow looking as If he
hadent bin in long pants very long.
and / got up in his chair and he started
to cut my hare, herting like the doose,
and l sed, Hay, that pulls, that pulls.
Does it? sci the red hedded fellow,
o well, ! got to lern, don l?
And he kepp on pulling my hare
with his clippers and sticking me in
the back of the neck with his sizzers
and putting peeces of sticking plaster
on wen he stuck 1t to hard. and saying
he had to lern every time sed Owtch,
and after a vile l sed That's enuff,
that's enuff. that cut all rite.
Sure 1t is, | was Jest going to stop,
sed the red hedded fellow. And he
undid the thing frum erround my neck
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
LlGHTNER LEAVES BEFORE
SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED
Former General Agent of Frisco De
parted saturday; Office
Still Vacant.

A. d. Lightner. former general
agent of the Frisco in Tulsa, severed
all connections with the railroad Sat
urday, and left for a short vacation
before taking up his new duties as
traffic manager for the Willys-Over-
land Automobile company at Toledo,
Ohio.
II. p. Bolare, commercial agent for
the Frisco In Tulsa, took charge of Mr..
Lightner's affairs yesterday and an
nounced that he would manage the
office until someone Is sent to relieve
him.
No intimation is available as to who
will fill the vacancy left by Mr.. Light
ner. 1t is certain that the office will
be retained and that some man OF
ability will be sent to take charge OF
affairs. 1t is thought that officials
from Springfield will visit Tulsa dur
ing the week, bringing with them the
new general agent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
ROBBERS NEARLY ATTACK
FORMER SHERIFF WOOLlEY

His reputation was all that saved
James Wooley, former sheriff, from
an attack by highwaymen about n
mile east Of the fairgrounds at 1880
o'clock last night
Mr., and Mrs Woolley were return
ing from a country drive In their au-
tomobile, Hearing machine behind
him. MIR Woollcy pulled to the side
of the road to allow the other driver
TO pass. AS the automobile drew be-
side Wonlloy's car an unknown man
loaped on TO the running board of the
former officials car and stuck gun
I'm Woolley's back.
what the h do YOU want" dc
mandsd the surprised Woolley, allow
ing the assalant TO catch glimpse
of his face.
"Oh, never mind, we Just wanted 10
soc what YOU had" come In apologize
tones from the highwayman ms he
dropped off the running board and
Joined his party in the rear,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
COUNTY NOW WITHOUT
ENGINEER FOR ROADS
S. w. Mitchell Resigns; County
Commissioners Have Named
No Successor.

Tulsa county Is without a county
engineer. 1t is the only county in the
state in such plight. S. w. Mitchell,
who has been county engineer since
January. 1916, resigned yesterday
The county commissioners have made
no provisions for a successor. County
Surveyor \. G. Collins has made no
attempt to qualify for the position
Under states laws the county can
spend no money for Improvement
or maintenance of state highways
flthout the approval OF the coun-
ty engineer. Not having an en-
gincer there can be no approval, of
course. Much work will be halted un-
til an appointment can be made to fill
the vacancy.
Mitchell prepared plans and speci
fications for thirteen miles OF hard
surface roads before quitting the
county. Whether this work will be
done or not is problematical. The
commissioners did not ask him to ad-
vertlsc for bids.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
CALL HOUSEWIVES TO
SERVE THEIR NATION
Mass Meeting Tomorrow Morn
ing at Library; Will Or
ganize Local League.

Housewives Of Tulsa are called to
the Colors.
Not To carry guns of 80 to the
trenches but to do something Just as
patriotic and just as important 10 the
welfare of the nation namely. to or
gani,c for the conservation OF food.
mass meeting VIII be held
Wednesday morning at o'clock in
Carnegie library. Every woman I'm
Tulsa is invited to attend, especially
every woman who feels that she Is as
niu,.h responsible for the success of
tha United states in this war as the
Women will speak. Mrs. G. r.
IAhman, Mrs. S. w Parish. Mrs. A.
w Coleman and others who have
been leaders in local patriotic move
mcnts, will explain the purposes and
needs of housewives conservation
league in Tulsa.
Herbert G. Hoover has asked that
il Ice done The state council of de-
fenae has requested.
The government has called
It's up to the women to respond BY
being there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
COUNTY SCHOOL MEETINGS
ON SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

Except In the cities Of Tulsa and
Sand Springs, meetings will he held
in every school district In Tulsa cour-
~ today for the election of school
directors for the coming year and
for decision of all matters pertaining
to the particular districts.
The meetings will be held IN the
respective schoolhouses ami will be
open TO all legal voters. male and
female, wno rcr6e in the district.
The meeting viii open at , o'clock
in the arte.aoun and will continue
until 4 o'clock.
In addition u electing school
director. the asseu hled patrons viii
be empowernt To v,,e an additlona.
levy II necessary cor the maintenance
or repair of the school. Dates for
the opening and closing of the 1917
1918 school year Will be set and iec-
concentrations on other matters made
to the district school board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
THREAT OF DEATH
HALTS CONTRACTOR
White Workmen Warn Road
Builder Against Employing
Negroes at Heyburn.

World Creek County Burenu.
HEPBURN, okla, July 9.-Work on
the central route Of the Ozark trail
near this place has been temporarily
held up because OF threats made
against the contractor, George H..
Kadane OF Sapulpa, that he would be
killed unless he discharged negro la
borers working on the road. War
rants for the arrest OF two men, John
starr and S. $. Estepp, Charged with
making threats 10 XIII Kadane, were
handed to Sheriff Woofter to serve.
Can't Get Whites.
According to K1dane, he made every
effort to procure white laborers to
work on the road but falling in this,
he hired four negroes. Last Friday
night one of the negroes went TO n
nearby house to get pail Of water
ana shortly after Starr and Estepp
are said to have appeared at the camp
and flourlshed two revolVers In Ka-
danes face, warning him that II he
did not discharge the negroes they
would XIII him.
Hide In Ambush.
we have "A hundred men hidden in
the bushes around here" one OF the
men told Kadane, "and II we fire
three shots they will surround this
place and fix you" Kadane declares
they fired two shots but the signal
was not finished and If there were any
men hidden around the camp they
held their places.
This morning none OF the men
showed up for work and Kadane went
To the office of County Attorney Earl
Foster whore he reported the occur
renee and swore out warrants for the
two men. The county commissioners
also are investigating the affair. A
large force OF men have been employed
on the road work and the contractors
say they have been frightened off.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
IRA REEVES MADE CAPTAIN
Builder OF Muskogcc's First Street
Railway Returns 10 Position.

From Inc Norld s Burcau,
70I Metropolitan Bank Building
WASHINGTON, July Sra Reeves,
formerly n resident of Muskogee,
where he built the first street railway
In that city, now is in Washington, a
captain In the regular army.
Mr. Reeves was formerly a captain
In the regular army and served In the
campaign In the Philippine Islands.
He was discharged from the service
on account Of poor health. brought
on by island service. He located in
Muskogee and about seven years ago
moved to Vermont where he opened a
military school, which was success.
During the occupation of the troops
on the border of Mexico Capt. Reeves
served as n colonel Of Vermont regi-
mCnt.
While his rank Mt this time In the
regular army is that of captain,
there IS no doubt that he will be given
a much higher command. He is said
to he one of the most efficient drill
masters and arm ytacticians In the
United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
Our July Clearance Sale
(t;,,od MI This Week With Exceptionally Good Xoues
Clearance Sale of
Wash Fabrics

These high-grade Wash Fabrics
will go fast at these prices. All
this seasons best weaves and col
ors included. Come early and
get your share of this extensive
selection.
i5c PRINTED BATISTE AT Sc.
over so pieces in this selection
TO choose from; bright. new pat
terms, in fine quality combed
yarn batiste, in figures, stripes
and dots; II inches wide.
LINEN FINISHED SUITINGS.
19c Valucs-Spechal at 1870
A plain mixture resembling
linen, in all fast colors; 27 inches
wide.
zoe WOVEN TISSUES AT 1870.
Woven Tissue Ginghams 27
inches wide; an excellent selec-
ton OF new patterns in plaids,
stripes and checks.
soc FANCY VOILES AT 21c.
A choice assortment Of printed
and woven Voiles and Tissues
In figures and stripes; SO inches
wide.
soc SILK SHIRTINGS AT soc.
silk and Cotton Stripe Shirt
ngs in a nice assortment of pat
terms.
0Oc AND S1.19 SILK SHIRTINGS
AT 89c.
Woven from silk and mercer
lied cotton. In good selection of
new patterns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
Little Benny'S Notebook

Yestidday at brekfist pop looked at
my hare and sed If 1t grew eny longer
he wood haff to send me to Keeper
and binder insted of barber. and he
gave me 8 sents to get 1t cut, and on
my way to the BARRIERS l met Lew
Davis, saying, Hello. Benny. ware you
going?
BARRIERS sed, and he sed, c. Benny.
| know ware you get your hare cut
for sents. its a skool ware BARRIERS
lern how, so you ony haff to pay
sents, and they lern on you.
G.. ware? / sed. and he sed, Its ony
about n mile, III show you. And we
wawked for about hour and l kepp
on saying woodent wawk eny fether
and Lew Davis kepp on saying it was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
MINE BUREAU BRANCH
BIG THING FOR TULSA
Oil Experiment Station Will
Be Just as Extensive as City
Provides the Funds.
Bv OMEN K. NENEDICT

(World's Washington Correspondent)
WASHlNGTON, July 9.-Thc oStab-
lishment of branch Of the bureau or
mines at Tulsa will be of great benefit
to the oil fraternity of the state. This
branch, while II will comprise prac-
tically all the facilities and equipment
of other like branches thruout the
country. Will be. primarily an oil
experimental station. where every fca-
turc OF the oil business will be han
died. ard where every sort OF lnvest-
cation pertaining to oil, from drilling
TO refining will be gone into by the
government experts. one of the i'm
portant features of the branch VIII be
the presence of an expert in casing
head gas. who is thoroly familiar with
the manufacturing end OF gasoline
from this sort of product.
Casinghead gasoline manufacture Is
still In the primary stages. II Is be
lieved by oil men. and this industry is
just beginnng. According to experts
II Will develop into one of the most
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
sues for valuable OH Lands.

Suit Tor property valued at $50, 900
was instituted In district court yes
terday by Joseph Jacobs and l.. O.
l,yt'e, who seek to gain possession
OF the land from ]. u. Ward and
others. including the Prairie oil Il
Gas co. The land Is situated near
Hivby and is known as the Sillbee
Buck allotment on has been de-
developed extensively on the property
nnd the rentals alone are claimed TO
lie worth almost $4,000 by the plain
lifts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
unnc,mnnncrs Wnnt niynrcc.

Alleging that her husband beat her
and abused her little more than a
month after they were married, Mrs
Angelina l.. Couch filed suit In SUI
perior court for divorce from william
l.. II. Couch of Bixby,
The couple were married at BiXby
March II, 1917. and apparently lived
happily until June 80. when the al
legged beating and abuse began.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
To BE sure.

To he sure.
THE egg is n valuable food prod
uct."
Far too valuable in these times to
use in the mere beautifying process Of
shampoo"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10

soc CRETONNES FOR SOC.
A big selection to choose
from: new and desirable
patterns printed on good
English repp; 36 inches
wide; practically fast col
ors; worth from soc to Csc.
Special SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
Pan Cash and Buy for Less

Give us trial meat order, We run
sanitary market handle the best
meats we can buy and sell on as close
a margin as we do groceries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-10
NeU Arrivals in The
DRAPERY SECTION
THIRD FLOOR

CURTAIN VOILES AT CSC.
A beautiful new line of
these Curtain Voiles of ex-
cellent quality, in white,
ivory and ecru; 36 inches
wide: with real drawn work
borders; a very pretty as
sortment Of patterns. These
will make very neat and
inexpensive curtains.
CURTAIN SCRIM AT 15c.
Splendid values In Cur
tain Scrims; very sheer
quality and light weight
has pretty openwork bor-
ders; colors white, cream
and ecru: SO inches wide.
OVERDRAPERIES.
For quick clearance on
madras and poplins, or any
heavy overdrape materials.
we are offering them at
greatly reduced prices.
soc values, special. -. .34c
75c values. special -. .55c
s1.00 values, special. .75c
SIPS values, special. sec
$3.50 values. special. .95c
$500 values, special. .S1.35
$3.50 values special. 81 go
$500 values. special. S2.35
$500 values, special. 1885
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
IRRIGATED NALLEY LAND

The most complete list in the city We
hive tracts from one acre just outsidt
citv limits on easy terms TO 5000 acres
suitable for colonization. both for sale or
cur motto is mot how cheap. but how
good for the money" We want satisfied
We have had % years practical eEpe-
renee farming in the valley.
BAILEY LAND CO.
Phone 20ss. sOs Herald bldg.
SOME RARE CHANCES FOR FARMS
The chances are that the present nlga
prices OF prod ice Will prevail for years.
and why not get into the gamee
SlO.50O-52 acres near Clint, fine Z I'm
house 81 a. alfalfa. all In cult; trade for
Fl PasO property
s55OO-55 acres. near Chamberino. Is a
alfalfa % a. other crops; trade for Fl
Paso property
ss5OO-1O acres. two blks- from p. o.
Ysleta. two good houses, all in crops; two
acres more IN bosque goes too. Trade for
FL PasO property
rs Der acre. 10 acres or more. at Ter
milo. Texas. part Of farm on which IS
growing 20 acres Of cotton that Will MAKE
a hale TO the acre from present prospect
SIS cash per acre and bal SO and SIS PEI
per acre Der year; viii sell any sized
tract. --
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone go. 100 san Antonio a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
THIS Is 4 BEAUTIFUL HOME
nE gTnErTANA STREET

Large living room across front din
ing room. kitchen and large porch on
first cloOr. End floor has large room
across front: other bed rooms and
large glass porch. nice bath with tile
floor Large basement with heating
plant and automatic water heating
system. House is beautifully fur
nished VIII sell house and furniture
for $500 See US for terms.
scott Sales & Realty Co.
424 Mills Bldg. Phone 1855 or 1911
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
Z ISL RARGAISs AND EXCHANGEs

TSTSUAL BARGAINS AND EXCHANGES
$3.50 nm cottage. Stewart ave, sun
set Hts; 30 f. front. 81. paved reduceo
from $500 for Quick sale; will trade s@3H9
equity fo- smaller property or easy terms
s4OOO-5 rm- buug-, Alamogordo ST,
5000 blk Maple floors. basement worth
$500 g500 cash. bal $40 per mo
S39JO-Beauticul 3 I'm bung-, Mckinney
ave. new S75e cash, bal. $50 per mo-
$500 I'm. colt. California st., near
Ange: cost $500; $500 cash. bal per mo-
easy. 60
S3sOO-Now I'm bung.. Morningside
HTS. $500 equity for vacant lots OF easy
terms
SsI5O-5 I'm hung. cor lots cost
5000: trade $3.50 equity for lots, land'
auto or anything worth while
SeI5O-E IN colt, two lots, two hlks-
two car lines: $500 cash. ball SO Fer
mo OF trade 500 for lots.
$3.50 I'm colt, san Jose ST., cosl
g2L5J: 5000 cash. bal. So per mo-; OF %
vo1 VIII pay $500 cash. you can take il
for $500.
Phone so. 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
REST BUY IN CITY

. new room bungalows. hard
wood floors throughout built In
buffet. book cases. kitchen cabi-
net. bre1ll fast room with complete
breakfast set; tile bath. beautiful
bath and electric fixtures; large
basement with registers in; fence,
outbufdings. paving paid these
houses are worth $3.50 EACH
owner needs money and viii sac
ririce for $500 each Terms very
easy.
MACON REALTY CO..
Phi. 1919. f56 Mills bldg.
Call 51f1J after s ,. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
For Sale-City Property.

FO.t SALE-Tvo lots on Chester ST. Govt
hiI- small two room house on rear 500
cash. balance easy terms Phone bssl-
FOR SALE or remit room bungalow
gIassed fin sleeping porch viii take car rs
first pay1rert Call after 6. 5S25 Bisoce-
Phone 5451W-
FOR SALE-Store and l. living rooms,
well located CT a corner ROW renting Tor
SD per month on paved street and car
lines price cut for few days VIII take
lots or small house in Part payment How
eli Realty Co. -O- Herald bldg Pm 5t.-
BUILDING site 80 feet frontage. in very
best select residence neiEhboorhood; walk
ing distance from downtown; price only
$500. on very easy terms. build or spec
uIa-c. Howell Realty Co. 20- Herali
bldg Phone 7f--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-22
MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE At A
GREAT SACRIFICE

Two q u. diameter by s IT, high s-ccl
tanks 1-1s inch sides. 3-16 inch bottoms
with inch angle iron support around top
Equipped with mechanical agitators and
ali betting and shaftiug for same. one 10
H. by 8 IL. steel tank two 10 IT, py 4 II
steal tanks: one T. By It. steel tank
one n. by # steel tank-au l-l6 inch
sides and sis inch bottoms; one tube mill,
So inch diameter. is Il. long. with Jack
shaft and betting complete One stamp
Nilsson stamp mill. stamps 1880 lbs each;
stamps and dies 10 inch diameter
one Blake type crusher. inch by inch
one 10 ton L. s. standard Ossood wagon
scale
one 10 n. D. Slower gasoline engine.
A quantity OF piping from 1 % 3 inch.
A quantity Of betting from 5 20 11ia in.
All timbers and framing for above ma
chinery.
A quantity Of cyanide and acid
j. zinc pots full Of zinc shaving will
be sold at sacrifice complete as 30 stands.
OF Will sell separate parts IL necessary. as
This mill IS not adapted FOR class O. ore
which this property produces Act quick.
For further particulars write W. r.
Beddow. box GIG. Nogaies. Ariz-