davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-05

AME nN AN LEAUt fs At New York R H F Detroit 2O1 GOO 000-3 2 New York ....000 coo 000-0 i 0
 Roland and Yell: Caldwell, Fisher, Love and Walters.
 At Washington R II F St. Louis ...000 zoo 001-3 12 2 Washington 200 col 1Ox-5 ' l
 Hamilton, Davenport, Koob, Martin, and Severeid Ayers and Ainsmith. At Boston R II F Cleveland ....oO0 O10 010 000-2 O Boston ..O00 100 100 001-3 G 2
 Covaleskie and O'Ncil; Leonard and Agnew.
 At Philadelphia
 First Game: E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Little Rock-Mobile, rain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
HOOSIER TROOPS
CUT A SWATH

CAMP MILLS, N. Y, Sept. 14-Even
a Stacker or a pacifist of the worst
species, If such be still at large, would
have caught the spirit and been thrill
ed with patriotism to have seen the
more than 1900 Hoosier lads Of the
One Hundred and Fiftieth United
States Field Artillery Regiment
marching back to camp this afternoon
after four hours of the vigorous work
on the drill ground
With the regiments crack band
playing Lets All Be Americans Now"
these Indiana soldiers marched with
heads erect, shoulders back, with long,
even stride and with the spirit charac-
teristic of the American volunteers.
The men had had a workout which
tested them, the task being made dou-
bly, difficult because of the broken
ground over which they had drilled,
but they still had ginger enough left
to march back to the Indiana camp in
a manner which won high praise from
Col. Tyndall.
A few minutes after the return to
camp another beautifully impressive
sight was witnessed when the several
hundred men stood at salute while the
band played 1.-THE Star-Spangled Ban
ner" for retreat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
Clemenceau Still
Can Dress Wounds

PARIS. Sept. An. Georges Glenn
enceau, the Tiger" of the French po-
litical world, has not forgotten that
he is or was a doctor of medicine.
He Is indeed. the son Of a doctor, and
during his three years life in the
United States, he married Miss Mary
Plummer, the daughter of physician
of Springfield, Mas.
M. Clemenceau is at present taking
the cure at Vichy. He used to go to
Carlsbad before the war. A few days
ago a soldier on leave was injured
when his bicycle collapsed as he was
riding into Vichy. The former prem
Ter happened to arrive on the scene in
few moments. M. Clemenceau band
aged the mans damages, did every
thing possible to aid him and took the
injured man In his car to a Vichy
hospital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
COL. ROOSEVELT
FIRST CIVILIAN
TO TEST MOTOR
Theodore Goes Up in Air
With Army Instructor at
Mineola.

MINEOLA, N. Y, Sept Ia Col
Theodore Roosevelt today gained the
distinction Of being the first civilian
to make fight in an airplane propell-
ed by the new military motor invented
for use Of the government in the war.
The flight was made from the Hemp
stead aviation field, and for a half
hour the machine, piloted by H. J.
Blakely, an army Instructor, attained
speed varying from ninety to 40
miles an hour reaching an altitude Of
5000 feet.
The colonel arrived at the aviation
field just as Blakely was tuning up"
the liberty motor" for test fight,
and he Immediately asked to be per.
mitted to accompany the instructor
Blakely informed Col Roosevelt that
he had not yet had an opportunity to
test the motor and advised him to
wait until he had made a trial flight
The colonel assured Blakely he was
not novice at flying having flown
with Archibald Hoxsey at ST. Louis
seven years ogo.
you needn't make a trial fight
without me" the colonel told Blakely.
i am willing to go along, unless you
object"
The former president climbed into
the airplane and they were off. They
flew over Camp Mills, where the
Rainbow" Division is assembled and
to Garden City where Blakely execut-
ed a spiral" for the benefit of army
and navy officers and their families
who we're watching the fight. When
the airplane landed the colonel pat
ted Blakely on the back and told him
how immensely he had enjoyed the
experience.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
EVANSVILLE TO
Have APPLE SHOW

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-THE In
diana Horticultural society has an
nounced that the Indiana Apple show
will be held in the new coliseum at
Evansville November 81 to 81 This
will be the second time the show has
not been held in Indianapolis 1t was
held at West Baden last year.
The increased use of improved meth
DDS OF taking care of orchards and
the fruit has led to the production of
an apple crop twice as large as that
OF last year the horticultural society
officials announce and has put Indiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14

in seventh place in the production of
apples.
The officers of the society are: f.
J. HeacOck, Salem, president; c. G..
Woodbury., Lafayette, vice-president;
w. w. Richards. secretary-treasurer
The executive committee is composed
of E. A. Teas, Eaton, O.; E. r. Smith,
Indianapolis; William NJ. Walton, La
porte; and Walter Vonnegut, Culver.
Mr.. Richards at present is an instruc-
tor at Camp Taylor, Louisville, and
during his absence the office of secre-
tary-treasurer will be filled by Frank J.
Odell, of Cannelton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14

At Kambove, in the heart of Africa,
there is a modern missionary printing
establishment, with book store,
which supplies books in twelve native
languages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14

At the Murray Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
1.-THE AMAzoNs"
Cast
Tommy. ............ Marguerite Clark
Willie. .................E Elsie Lawson
Noel. Helen Greene
Lord Utterly. William Hinckley
Warehouses of Castlejordan.
Helen Robinson
Lord TweenWays. ...... Edgar Norton
De Grival. Andre Bellon
Directed by Joseph Kaufman.
Cameraman, William Marshall
Synopsis
The Warehouses Of Castlejordan
and her husband have had three deep
disappointments in the shape Of three
charming daughters, Noel, Willie and
Tommy. Both the Warehouses and
her husband longed for strapping
boys to ride with them behind the
hounds and perpetuate the old family
name.
To offset the disappointment, the
Warehouses, whose husband died dur
ing the childhood of his girls, brought
up the three girls as nearly in the
manner of sons as possible, much to
the standardization Of the villagers to
whom the antics of the hoydenish and
charming trio was constant source
of gossip.
They wore boys clothes constantly
around their home village and when
Tommy, the youngest and most hoy
denish. was invited for her yearly visit
to some relatives at London, it cost
her many a pang to leave them be-
hind. In fact on one visit she man
aged to smuggle in her dress suit and
days of decorous life in the hateful
girls frills and ruffles, she rebels.
Putting on the dress suit and silk
hat she slips out Of the house, takes
cab and orders the driver to take her
to the '1iveliest music hall in London
Here she meets with trouble In the
shape Of Cockney bully who tries to
fight her but whom she cleverly
knocks down with quick blow that
she and her sisters had learned In
their thorough boxing lessons. Fright
ened at what she had done, she jump
ed from the box and runs from the
theatre with the crowd at her heels.
Desperate she jumps into a passing
automobile where is sitting young
Lord Utterly, the catch Of the season.
He is astounded at the adventure but
admires the pluck of the little fellow
and takes her to his rooms. There he
discovers that it is very charming
rescued Tommy who has tainted
comes to and finds herself in a strange
room.
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G~1<eMoe~x&
E. House.
to
Diplomatic delcacy
his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
Hagersfown School
Janitor Enters on
Thirty-Second Year

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Sept. As.
easier, jaintor Of the high school, en-
tered on his thirty-second year this
season, and is reckoned to be the old
est janitor of schools in the state.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14
Greater Photo-Plays
Our Policy BACKWARD BaeF~ard.: not

In order to pursue such policy we must
give the public the best photoplays obtain
able. We have secured the franchise to
show the New Paramount and Art Craft
Pictures PROFESSIONALLY the people of
Richmond have a treat in store for them in
these great picture productions.
Among the great stars who will play for
you in the Murray and Murrette Theaters
this winter will be-
MARY PCKFORD CHARLESRAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS PAULINE FREDERICK
VIM s HART DOROTHY DALTON
cF0pcFM GOTHAM ENID BENNETT
o, noo VIVIAN MARTIN
WALLACE REID
"i1NooI'AlI OIf'NN NPENNINCTON
1EofV0E bEbAN NINE. PETROVA
GERALDINE FAf22AR LIMA CAVALIER
D. W. GRIFFITH BILLIE BURKE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
GRAIN



CHICAGO. oct 10 Unmcrciful sA,hing
Of price, took place today IN the corn end
provisions market. largely owing to reports
of more drastic government food control
sfirr November I. but also influenced By
peace talk aud by weakness Of securities In
Wall street both in corn and in proyiions.
with ,oro 49, 10 p r net lower at sl .l1A
70 sllI Is pcccmbcr and Si.0sA TO ~ os y
Mny
Oats showed setback ~ ~ TO / sc.
Provisions finished i7c 70 ~ ~ down
Heavy unloading of holdings OF corn was
accompanied thruout the day by assertions
thai under pressure from Washington corn
was destined FOR VI bushe to match hogs
81 . hundred pounds In connection
wlih th, talk Of government regulation it
was said list Of % eommoditics 10 be- sub
!erted Go scaling down OF value would be
made public within a few days and that
corn might ho included Short selling
reached unusual volume accompanied the
extensive liquidation Of the day.
Liberal buying gave comparative hrmncss
g. Uats
Urgent stop los, selling especially of
pork carried the provision market rapidly
downward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
LIQUIDATION AGAIN
CUTS INTO PRICES
United States Steel Unloaded
in Heavy Lots; Bethlehem
and Rails Slump.

NEW YORK. oct 10.--Liquidation
more drastic and comprehensive than
swept over the market month ago
accompanied todays stock exchange
operations Urgent selling forced
prices stll lower by 70 points, most
leaders reaching lowest prices of the
year while many others touched their
minimum for much longer period.
with not a. few absolute low records.
Unsettlement began ~ the outset 30
gas shares after which gradual
hhIukaRe set boo elsewhere.
United states steel WAS unloaded IN
the heavy individual lots falling from
100 us minimum Of the day 10 l0l ls.
bat fallyinF on short covering Just be-
fore the end 20 i03 r. closing az lOz1.,
a decline Of 2 Z pOintt
Bethlehem steel Old and new shares,
fen 90 points Ia the main final
prices were ] 90 points over lowest.
Gnt-edRed rails lost ] 20 points.
All classes Of bonds were heavy. LIB
erty 34s holding firm, however. az
;ss 20 20 SS9.7s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

NEWSPAPER men. the cotton season !. Jus.
opening In Texas and southern Okla
homa, We want reliable producers to rep.
resent US In these states salary and ef'
penSeS; must be allie to show clear record.
Oklahoma World Tulsa Okla
WANTED FNporicnc'l rcchsnical arafts
man and chemists, also experienced me
ohauies. good pay steady work cement
plant cNpericnr. ytTr'd Address y
Nelson, Box .9l. tf-uui' han.
WANTED A good fire. tornado and auto.
mobile Insurance solicitor, good prlpo-
Sit,on ior good live wire con for Mr.
WoWertou al the John II Miller Co Is
WeS fouuh 81 Phone Cos
WANTEp-Tw Two first class auto mechanics
no other need apply Highest wages 20
good mechanics. Eastern Auto Service. AIS
South Boulder
WANTED Male ttsnogrnnhor with ,umc
knowledge of Bookkeeping. chance for
rUpid ad' d'ancement Call 4iO2 or at Ia
South Main
MANTLp--A good steady porter. one will
ing 10 work long hours Apply In person
st Sinclair Filling station soy Fast Second
street
LADIES aud mems suits ciesnod and
pressed 75c American Cleaning q
Tailoring Co Phone 1852
a. ne Amy -Rstrp.'ns offices at Ok
lrh6Sha City. Tulsa. Muskogee ChickSsha
Ardmors and Enid
WANrEp-Thrce young men TO work In
news stand and on trains Apply Fred
Harvey newsstand Frisco station
WANTED as sale.meu: references.
WindlNud OIL lot company room over
Planters National bank
NAN1ED-s stock salesman for one OF the
best proposition in the picher field.
=. c Tucker. Alton Okla Phone 81
WANlEn Colored man and vile, woman
10 cool, man to drive team. wages 500
per month Apply 3i2 Mayo Bldr,
WANTED - Experienced block maker a,
once swan Block Co. Fifth and Mad.
son Phone 57ls
v MANrED-rwo cement block uakerf Now.
man & Reed, corner Fourth aud Frank
fort Phone 25e9
WANTED Boy 10 years OF aes as .rranG
boy In office. Call rhutAday morning at
World office.
wANTED-Firstelass superintendent FOR re
hnery must be competent Address a3ds,
care World
GOOD butcher wanted, steady position Cal,
between ~ and p M Phone 100 or 100.
" ANrED-A good boy Tor shop work
Bauer Auto Top Co 22a North 9ou!der
hoy WANtED-S95 per mon;h Rrinlng
ton Typewriter Co. 2l7 south BastoiL
wANrED-GGOd steady porter Apply COZ
EpN second ask Tor Miss Harper
WANTED Farm hand one who can n..dle
tcN cows. BoN a., jerks Okla
WANTED--Two lunch counter giyls Apply
Midland Valley depot lunchroom.
wANTED-An experienced houseman. ret
etcnces rcquireds Phone 1885.
wANTED-oifice boy Apply THIS ,aorEhs
Spectator Third and Drtroi,
WANTED-Driver Tor car. Apply Mouscr
Grocery, Tenth aud Main
NrED-1'hroe or four boys after school
Cali Hasty Messenger,
FIRST CLASS alteration hands iss EAs,
Third. suite ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

/ sTESOGkAPHER for general office work,
must be first elsts IN punctuation and
{ letter writing: booEkeeping srperienes W.
necs,ssry permanent posiiion and steady
fli,. 10 right individual Write or phone
Continental Refining Co.. Brisiow. Okla.
wIHfTD-YoDns lady 70 assist cashier and
90 a.nf'rsl smst n,r work; s.psrisnss s no,
b fir.t isi,.r tppiy 4ssS. ear. World.
W4gTTD = Competeni nsiddls aged woman
s' ds fsI Sgos Ssup ksra
Tseo.ns o. .ssl, car. v orld
WAHTTD-L,dy % tss. ehsrg. Of art ei.ss
one that can teach knitting eroehstins
W. H.ad.1.r .'SSt'1 Dr. GOOD. ' Go. ''' department
WASTKD-An sKperienoed and settled col
or.d woman for general housswork and
cooking no laundry work. wages 70 per
wsst PhoD. a25o
WAN1fD--foung ladiss 10 learn teller hone
work 10 erPsrisnce necessary. Apply
300 Pioneer building. or call dits senger.
Phon. 2sOO
WAITED Good sIpeGenrod fret cook, ga.
pabls Of holding lead -oJa's position. Ap-
ply sew England Cafeteria, so7 South Gin
cinns,l
wAsTED-whit. Burse after noon and
evening Or by the week. experienced aud
good references necessary Phone 2e79.
well recommended Apply Superior Con
tsstlonsry company, 5ll South Main.
LADTfs and men's suits cleaned Snd
pr-stoc, 75e. American Cleaning
1sllorir. Go Phone 1882
WAhTED--A good neat appearing gil for
hopsework servants quarters furnished.
l725 South Boston. Phone 5d55J.
wANTTD - Experienced maid for cooking
and general Homework. 10 family OF two
i5lj south Denver. phone 4O65
wANTED-A white girl TO assist waiting
tables in private boarding house. SIC
South Cheyenne Phone 1892.
WAITED Experienced iypi,t ior two or
three houfs work daily. Address p. y.
WANfHD-ssleslbdy and demonsirator for
household necessity. Apply 4a74, care
World
GIRL 70 help with Homework and care Of
children. Apply in person IS West Fair
view.
WANTED Competent white girl for general
houtework no cooking. 1902 South frisco.
WANTED Experienced waitress Apply su-
periOr confectionery, 5l4 South Main.
WAhTKD-sOmeons TO care for baby by
week Address boz 6ss5. care World.
sFAMsTRESr wanted, apply a IN Tulsa
shlr; Co room O. Nebraska Bldg
WANTf - Cook, white preferred Apply
0I6 South Lawton, phone 5s5Z
WANTiD-Fsperienced white girl FOR gen
eral homework. Phone sag
WANTED - Experienced waitress. Apply
Princess Confectionery
WANTED girl Tor Homework and .lun-
dry work. Phone 69s
WANTED good white girl girl al 3l8
East Seventh ST
" AN1Eb-Girl 10 work By day. Phone
27Us
ED-Chambcrmaids. Ketchun hotel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
COTTON
New York Cotton FUTURES.
NEW YORK. Oct l0--The cotton marx si
New Orleans Cotton FUTURES


NEN pkLtANh. Oct lO-Lgwef pfirFs
were forced IN the cotton market here TO-
day by heavy selling from which ne great
est pressure came ate ~ the day vhcu the
uiott active pOtiti0ns vent 10 . net lJts of
? 20 ~ points TIE close showed nst Losses
Of 90 70 ~ pOints Much Of tle pressure
came from b.arish trtdcrs VINO considered
4 reaction from the I'd s4Aee was overdue
and. moreover. that reports Of frost damage
had been sHaggsrsi.d The tone 90 lie
close officially was ftlled barely ftsGdy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
PRODUCE.
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO Oct iO.-BUTTKR. unchanged
EGGs-k-csip's 6.757 cbses unchanged
POTATOES Higher receipts 90 cars VIE
conan. MinnesotG and Michigan bUlk SiI0
alIs. ditto sEcks 81 20dt. %
POULThl-Aliv lower fowls sl7c a 2.
springs lsc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
Ford Tires
NEW-$11.00
224 East Second Street.

FOlR SALE
ono Ford roadster; 1917 model; just
like new.
FRIED SHAW
MOTOR q SUPPLY co.
Phone 1S4s. l1G South Boulder.
VIZ HAVE repair parts for the following
make Of car. Cadillac. Paige. Chslmsrs
sS..,. sSict Overland ad yelti Z; N. f. studeb.ksr
Allen iI spssaw.li. @ r. q II hfn Hasn.. Re0 HRissi:on
Saxon. Cole, Hup Paterson, Pop. Tribune.
P.T;Sn Berry Peerless pons Ms.i99 ArksS si0Sasra
CsHrie., Case, Emer.or,, Packard. Romsr.
Moon. Knox, Hsl.day, Oslo. Little Giant.
Abbott. Anchor, Warner. Ford. Auto ss'
GARAGE for sale fully equipped and do
ing good business, located about fifty
miles from Tulsa in good oil town: will be
sold right for spot cash owner las other
business For full particulars address a3.2,
FORD roadster, good mechanical condition
5000. two new tires, 500 cash and s25
month to any responsible person; forced to
FOh SALE-100 used castings, assorted
sizes, good assortment Of used tubes, new
tires at big discount complete line Auto
Salvage. 2l5 East Second.
FOR SALE--Wil sell Tor cash one latest
model Dodge roadster, run only 1000
miles. Inquire 7. ID. Turner Co. 2l7
last Brady. Phone 1918.
ONE studeLaker, four cycle, series II; one
stndebaker six, series ls; In extra good
condition; terms. welsh-McNulty Motor Co.
Boulder at Seventh.
FOR sALE-Buick light Sis, touring model
40, 1917 IN perfect condition; price
800 cosn. Call Phone ali, room 34i Rob.
infon Bldg.
FOR sALE-set of Houk wire wheels with
Stutz rear axle, front axle to fit, ideal for
racing car Auto Salvage 2l5 East Second.
Fer sME-Late model Overland, self
starter 5000; one Abbott 40. stripped
down, sl20. Auto Salvage. 2l5 East Second.
WANTED-one pair gas lamps and presto
tank In good condition for auto. BrandIs
Motor Co First and Denver.
HALF OF double garage for rent; northeast
corner of Seventh and Houston; rent So
per month, Phone 5222.
FOR sALE-By owner, 1915 Ford touring
car and one Saxon 6 must sell today for
the cash. Phone 3dCs
FOR SALE-Jefery, six cylinder touring,
not been used hord or much looks like
new. Phone 243d.J.
FOR SALE 1917 Ford roadster. run four
,, months, n Fine condition. Phone auditor,
FOR SALE-Four brand new a8x4 Knight
ures at bargain. Auto Salvage. 2i5
East Second.
fVh hAbt-Completp set nav wood wheels
ior Haynes automobile. Call phone 1899
Used caF Tor sale five'pssscnger Buick In
good condition Phonr 6ls
GOOD roadster TO trade for touring car.
Phone 6G9i or i0a2
GARAGE for small car. ii05 South Car.
son. Phone GAlg
FOR sALE-'string OF sib. 81. inch casing
Phone 3Ol
FOR sALs-Fiye passenger Dodge good as
new Phono 4slA
1915 t,pAssEN9fR Ford: first sie5 takes
u. thone 50A7
FOR sAlE-Fiy passenger Ford, $3.50. sos
South pooris
.......,. . -is7i-i--=a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

/ TUT, EUUI Vay III fWTF,
location. other interests reason for selling,
part cash or trade. address CAFE, Boz Ala,
sard Springs, OKLA.
WAETED-1hree men that can furnish good
reference. by a large concern, located in
| Tulsa; you must be able TO invest from
$500 TO $1,000 in the company; these posi-
tionS pay good salary; IL will pay you TO
investigate. Box 4s4i. care World
Fur sALE-ln Colorado Springs, an cstsb
lished garage business. equipped with cleo
trie charging plant; ageley for popular car
Price reasonable. Apply to A; N. Foss, 7io
East kiowa street Colorado Springs.
| WILL BUY good lease; must oe close to
production or will drill for interest.
SSs but viii se al aRSe u.s WI" weS
nesday and Thursday. September 20 and 81.
II. 3 Hines, Nowsta. Okla.
OIL leases, production and shares in oil
producing and refining companies bought
and sold on commission investments Of $500
ard up solicited. Sterling Investment Co,
Incorporated so5-A South Main street
Room l2.
LADY owning yslusble railrcad patent and
not knowing how TO handle same will give
30 per cent interest TO man for small sum
who can furnish money and prove ability
to handle all. Call Mrs. Hobbs Cordova
hotel
LUNCH ROOM for sale nicely equipped
the best fiHtclass location on Main
street: this is bargain, pays oyer 800 a
week profit; will take $500 cash to handle;
act a, once. Address Box 4395. care World
FOUR wells being drilled in county adjoin
now reasonably priced. See j. 7. Black at
Hotel Tulsa before Sunday.
FOE SALE-Tbeater; seating capacity, 600
City OF ten thousand; best town in tho
state. Drafted; must sell. See George l..
REYNOLDS, Henryetts OKLA.
LEASf OF $40 acres In section 22.l0, Green.
wood copnty. viii sell or take interest to
party who viii drlll well at once. Hugh
FOR sALE--smsll stock of groceries, good
location, cheap rent; will sell or rent fix
lures Phone 1fI9
PARTY that took care OF mans bicycle that
was hurt, South Cincinnati, please notify
les North Denver,
\ DANDY picture show proposition near
Tnsa; small cash payment handles H. Cali
Allison. 474i
FOR sALE-Furniture, hardware and china.
ware, good location. 2o4 East Second st.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale at bargain.
Can or prone Williams Bros, Broken Ar.
FOR sALE-steel tanks ESQ. 1000. 1000
barrels capacity. L. *. Roth. phone ss6s.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$1,000, ~, 600 and 81. 900 private money; q
or 3 years; also 5'year fund privilege OF
payment; prompt service &. h. Coggeshall
4 Co. Gil Daniel Bldg. Phone iS6
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 lSS
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED-From i3si East Fifth street,
one boy horse, weight about 200 lbs.
branded; return TO 1914 East Fifth st. D.
X. Rug Factory; reward.
STRAYED or STOLFN-Two small horse
males. bay and sorrel Phone 3905 enc
eet reward. lulss. Okla W. 4. Eskridgs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY oct lO-HOGS Re
sepir 1000 steady. bulk sts75dl9 90.
heavy so iuN lg 90 packers aud butchers
stp n % $50. light sls5o@ 1910. pigs si7
W 1880
CATTLE .Ret ipt, 5000. including 200
southern. steady 10 weak prime fed steers
siUM n. dressed beef steers SliGt IS Sd.
western steer. S90l southern steers 81
N ~ so. COWS Si.5oNlo. heifers S6.j0M
10 stocker, aud feeder, 81 5Oa1i75. bulls
81 ju@s calves s. jlt 10 so
SlittP Receipts 1000 ic TO 20 higher
lambs Slt2 a. 1928. yeaTlings St26r ~ SO f.
wsthcrs Siia i2 so ewes iO25mil.75;
ttockefs nud feeders ssNls9S
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is75; ,tocters and feeders s6254 90 ;
,0wt aud heifers ~ a l2b5. ctlves o. 80
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sHEEp-Bocsipis 2s 900. ftetdy wsthers
" lOgla ewss stdil.st lsmbt sl8 80
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