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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for all ailments that
are caused by a disordered stomach
and inactive liver, such as sick head
ache, constipation, sour stomach, ner-
vous indigestion, fermentation of food
palpitation of the heart caused by gases
in the stomach. August Flower is a
gentle laxative, regulates digestion
both in stomach and intestines, cleans
and sweetens the stomach and alimen-
tary canal, stimulates the liver to Sc
crete the bile and impurities from the
blood. rs and rs cent bottles. Sold by
Ploss Pharmacy.
Any hair or scalp trouble you may
have will quickly vanish after a few
days use Of Partisan Sage. w. w.
Albers sells it on guarantee of money
back if not satisfied.
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GROWING CONDITIONS

Up to date, the 18th day of May.
nothing has commenced to grow in
this section, only little patches which
have been forced by being covered
nights, as nearly every night the past
week, there has been a frost. One
thing in favor of the conditions is
that as nothing has started to grow;
when it does finally warm up it will
be June before things will be up so
that they can not be injured by the
frost. Let us hope that there will be
no frost after that. If such is the case
we may hope for large crops and es-
pecially in fruits of all kinds,
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WORK CHANGED AT POST OFFICE

John P. Barden, who has for many
years been the very courteous jani-
tor at the National German Ameri-
can bank, has resigned that posi-
ton to take similar one at
the Wausau post Office. The govern
ment recently gave out that employees
were to work eight hours a day and
as Edmund Johnson at the P. O., had
been going to bed at midnight and get
ting back to work at about a. M, it
was necessary to make two shifts, as
our friend Johnson could not work fast
enough to finish up in eight hours, so
two shifts had to be made. Mr. John
son is at work from a. m. to l p. m.
and Mr.. Barden is on from 1 p. m. to
9 d. M.
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GOING TODAY

E. D. Clapp will go to Fort Sheri-
dan today. Mr.. Clapp is highway
commissioner of this county and he
has been given a two weeks vaca-
ton; during that he will enter the
work of the engineering corps of the
Fort, and if he passess requirements
he will resign his position here. He
has rented his home, furnished, and
Mrs. Clapp is going to visit for some
time with relatives in Vermont.
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TAX SALE NOTICE
Office of County Treasurer. Mar. CO.

OIlC6 OF OOUULy 7 eds VI q -f1oI "
Wausau, Wis, April 10, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes
and drainage delinquent taxes for the
year 1916, on the following described
lands which have been returned as de-
Iinouent to this Office as provided by
law. remain unpaid, and that each
tract or parcel of land or so much
thereof as may be necessary therefore,
will. on the second Tuesday of June,
next, June Y, 1917, and the next sue
ceeding days, be sold by me at pubic
auction, at my office in the city OIL
Wausau, in said county, for the pay
ment of the taxes, interest and charges
thereon.
FRED E. SCHROEDER,
County Traacure Marathon Co Wis
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Cleveland
Emmett
MOsinee
7. %, II. 6 f

A piece Of land in the
SW Cor. Of SW NE n
of highway IA
A piece of land N OF
the Ev. Luth. Zion
Congr. 5 OF highway
in the SW3 NE4 IA
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ADVERTISED LIST

Wausau, Wis, NJ Az N. 1877
Anderson, n. W, Lyons Msasic House,
423 4th st. Nelson. Axel
Braun. Miss Emma South Side Poultry
Burg, w. G.. lNuo,
DasSow, Elmer Olson, II rs. John
Fills. Helen 129th Ave. Wisconsin Weed Des-
kurtZweil, Miss Chris tT0yeF Co,
tina Wagner. Miss Pauline
kegge, Otto Young, Mrs. Walter.
North Bird st.
T. Ii. Ryan. Postm aster
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Harrison
r. 30. X. 10 ]

N 40 A. of S 80 A of NJ
of NE fr. 1, 7, 30, r.
10 Il 2
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CITY OF WAUSAU
First Ward

Part of NV NE Sec. /, T. %, R. 7, Des.
in VOL 10S, Page 1870.
Part of E1a of Lots l & 2 Blk 3, Des.
in Vol. 141, Page 345, and Vol. 164,
Page PIP, less part sold and Des. in
Vol 1873, Page SO & 100.
E1a of VIZ of Lots 1 & 2 Blk 8, less
part sold and Des. in Vol. 1876, p. Y.
Part of E1a of E1a of WIZ of Lots I &
Blk 8, so it. on Sturgeon Eddy
Road and Des. in Vol. 1875, Page Y.
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Part of SW Svy as Des.
in Vol. 142 Pig. l47 rs
SW SW except 2 A as
Des. in Vol. l42 Pig.
l47 %
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Vii. of Spencer

A parcel of land des-
cribed in Vol. I19 of
deeds page 327 office
Reg. of Deeds, Wau-
sau, Wisconsin
A parcel of land deS-
cribed as commencing
1873 # E of NV Dor. OF
Sec. 2S-26-2 E running
E45 feet then 5 18S y
then W As IT then n
1855 TT to place of be-
ginning
A parcel of land COM
mencing at SW cor. of
parcel described in
Vol. 1l9 of deeds page
327 register office W au-
sau. Wis. running f 20
IT s 80 IT w 20 IT \ 81
10 beginning
A parcel of land deS-
cribed in Vol. 20 OF
deeds page 1876 Regis
ter office Wausau. Wis,
IntI RIE %
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Hoeflinger's Third Add.

Lot 1 Blk 5 Lot 2 Blk
Dunbar & Browns Park Add.
Lot 10 Blk Ell Lot 10 Blk 4
We Lot Ii Blk and Lot IA Blk A
Lot Blk 5 Lot 13 Blk
Lot 10 Blk 5
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Brighton
II. 81. II. >
Village of Unity

| (Creed's Plat
Lot 6 Blk 5
Lot Z Blk 5
slot 6 Blk 5
slot 7 Blk 5
*TaX for year 191:
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Vii. of NOrrie
HOltOn
Johnson
RfetbrOck

Il. 30, II. 3 E
Lot / Blk 2 10
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E 10 IT Lot Blk 5, and all of Lot
Blk 5 Lot s Blk
Part of Sc NE, Sec. rs, T. 20, R. z, be-
tween 18th & 18th SITS, and between
Steuben st. and line of said 40, being
$50 it. on Steuben ST., by 256 it. deep.
Part of Sc NE Sec. 25, T. 20, r. 7, be-
ing of said 40 lying N of parts plat
ted by H. H. Manson, less acres
sold to A. Zietlow; A acres sold to
w. B. Scholfield, and Des in Vol II,
PIP. 44O and 529 262 acres sold to
H. H. Manson and Des. in Vol. 104,
p. 100 and 1i2 acres sold to P. Hahn
heiser and Des. in Vol 140, p. 400;
acre sold to Gottl Zietlow and Des.
in Vol. 1874, d. 593.
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City of Colby
Il Ward

A piece OF land COM
mencing 66 IT L of the
Sc corner of block Is
running K l20 1T \ so
1T W 100 IT S so IT to
place of beginning
A piece of land COM
mencing 66 1T Z of the
Sc corner of block l6
running F 100 IT N 366
IT w 100 IT 8 366 IT to
place of beginning
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Maine
WauSau
IT. %. II. 8

Part Sc NE des. in
Vol. 1l6, Pg. 379, I. go.
X. s 30
Part of NV NV des.
in Vol. l55, Pig. 3l2, I.
%. r. s 30
Part of w ! NV DIES.
in Vol. $50. Pig. ll9. T.
| 90. r. 5 80
Part Of W. SW. des. in
Vol. 81, Pig. 2l9. I. 90.
| X. s 80
Part Of SW4 DIES. in
Vol. 60. Pig. 439. T. %.
X. s 80
Part of SW4 DIES. in
Vol. l29. Pig. 227. T. go.
X. s 80
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

vel all the streets on the system.
East of Ladysmith, commencing
on the Flambeau River, the hill to
be cut, fill to be made, and road
TO be Widened out, brush to be cut,
wherever it shaded the road too
much, and to gravel as much of
the road as possible, clear to Tony,
and dig bitches wherever neceS-
Sary.
Between Tony and Glen Flora the
road to be kept in as good shape as
possible and SO on clear to the east
Inc Of the county.
| have tried to do ali the work as
near as | possibly could, according
10 their instruction, and not in any
case except one, did | spend any
money without their knowledge and
consent.
In Town of Wilson where I done
some work | did spend $500 but
told the committee of it as soon
as | came back from there.
Last spring was an exceptionally
bad time for roads on account Of
too much snow the winter before,
and too much rain in the spring.
They were bOttOmless and espec-
tally SO east of Ladysmith, where
for miles they were impossible on
account of the heavy clay soil.
Work done on the Trunk Line is
as follows:
In the Town of Strickland, re-
paired washOuts, put in culverts,
made some fills; in Stubs, cut hills,
made fills, Strengthened and wild
ened road; in Big Bend cut brush
all along railroad track, covered
some corduroy and graded about
four miles on Chippewa road.
Thornapple: Put in fill on Bee
bees crossing, both sides Of track,
also fixed up washout in big swamp,
and repaired culverts several times.
Flambeau and Grant: Fixed up
washOut, put in culverts, cut hill
down, widened road and filled
| swamp near city limits.
| City of Ladysmith: [ eXcavated
streets to required depth, and haul
ed gravel about 1902 yards The
cost of getting this gravel on the
street cost about S5,266.22. The
price per yard is about sixty-one
cents.
Grant: East of Ladysmith, cut
hills, filled approaches to the bridge,
Widened out and raised road bed
and put in some culvertS.
Grow and Dewey: Opened bitches,
cut brush and graveled about one
mile Gravel on this work was very
expensive as the distance was close
to four miles and the road very
bad. | also regraveled a good por-
ton of this road again as the old
gravel was very uneven, in the vii
lage limits of Tony graveled about
fifty or sixty rods, but there is
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beau Farm the ice knocked two Of
the ice-breakers over last spring.
They should be replaced this COM
ing winter in order to protect the
bridge, or else it will go out as it is
a weak construction.
Last spring we let the contract
for three concrete bridges, of the
box-typeto bebuilt in themain road
and only one was built, as [ did stop
their construction on account ofbe-
ing late in the session before work
was commenced on those bridges.
The contract calls for the work to
be finished by October Is, 1916 and
on October q, no work had been
done on any Of them.
Now, there are several bridges
across the main road on the Trunk
Line. that should be built next year.
One is northeast of Hawkins, one in
the Town OF Atlanta, and one in the
Town Of Big Bend at the outlet Of
Island Lake The old abuttments
Oh the one at Island Lake may be
used, but q new superStructure has
to be built there. Sufficient funds
should be raised for the construc-
ton of those bridges.
The roads hadsbeen dragged very
regular in some parts Of the county,
but in the eastern part people
seem to think that they must use
four horses on the drag, while in
the western part, and south of
LadySmith only one team is used,
and the road does show too, where
the roads were dragged regular.
The new tractor which was mr.
chased a year ago last spring, did
not run very well, this last season.
I had the engine fixed up, so as it
could stand the work. All three Of
the experts agreed that the engine
should be Overhauled, but the COM
pany seems to oppose the idea Of
having it sent into the shop as they
seem to think it can be fixed just as
we'll out here. The old machine did
very good work, considering the
help we could get, as part of the
time we only had two men to run
the outfit.
The County has now two engines,
two good graders and one old one,
six wheel Scrapers, two plOws and
one rutter pillow, couple of slush-
ers, shOvelS, chains, picks and axes
and three boarding cars on wagons
Respectfully submitted,
Phil kOehler
Supervisor Streater moved that
the report be adopted and motion
caprin1
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In the City of Ladysmith we had
at the beginning OF the work sea-
son Si1476.26, and spent S11334S5
Of which S5266.22, was spent for
hauling gravel and keeping rock
crusher in repair and the balance
S62f0.O4, was spent for excavation
and other expenses, such as tools,
blacksmith bills, etc.
Last spring the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of this city made an agree
ment with the Road and Bridge
Committee that if any money would
Ne left on hand after the streets on
|the system had been graveled those
blocks on this street along the court
house should be graveled, and as
we had some money left after fin
ishing those streets, we graveled
six blocks, commencing one block
west OF the courthouse block and
running east.
The Chippewa road in the North
ern part Of the Town of hurry is in
very bad shape, in fact is only part
Of an old tote-road.
The Town of hurry has a road
cut out on the section line but not
graded. Something should be done
there as soon as possible. That
piece Of road is traveledverymuch,
as it is the principle road running
north in this part of the country.
In Regard to State Aid Bridges:
The Dewey Bridge across the
Flambeau River in the Town of
Dewey is finished, but no ap-
proaches built to it,, as We thought
the County Board would have to
levy money for that purpose. Ac-
cording to Mr.. F. M. Sergeants sur
vey it will take 2460 cubic yards of
dirt to make the fill and the dirt
will have to be hauled quite a dis
lance. | also would recommend
that a riprap of rocks be made
around the piers in the river for
their perfection, as that river seems
to be a very wild stream just at that
place. The County has bought
some buildings for stables up there
for the use Of teams.
On the Chippewa river at Flam-
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i.
,...v.-,,r, ASe>oluiiol
WHEREAS, the County Trunk
LINE system OF ROADS heretofore
adopted by the county Board IN
Guides a road on the dlVldlng Inc
DetWeen Tie town OF FlalnDeau ana
iho town OF Hubbard extending
from lhe Northeast corner OF sec
ton -Four III SAID town OF tlam-
beau westward a distance OF three
miles 10 me southwest corner oi
Se"Iion ihIftE-ohe l@l) III tlle toNi.
OF HuDhard, ana
" lihhEAI9, s3ld fQao mas hcch
partly constructed at the expense
Of said towns after the same haG
been adopted by the County B0arG
as part OF the trunk Line SyS-
jenl ana s2ld ROAD mas not been
put in condition for travel.
BE III RESOLVED that SAID strip
Of road constituting a part OF the
Trunk Line system be without de-
lay improved 50 that It VIII pc
equal to the other parts OF SAID
Trunk Line system.
i, H.. Jacobs,
Jesse Ever,
Supervisor Coon moved that the
resolution De adopted. MOllOIl GU
ricd.
Report OF Thc RuSk County High
way Commissioner
TO the Honorable Board of Super
Visors, Of Rusk County, Wisconsin,:
Gentlemen:
No doubt all OF you know, that
at the last annual session of the
County Board. Committee Of three
men were appointed according to
The State law which was passed il.
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COUNTY TRAINING SCHOOL RE-
PORT
Statistical

Number of days school has been
taught, 200.
Number Of teachers: Male 1, Fe-
male 2, Total 3.
Number of pupils enrolled: Male
5, Female %, Total SO.
Number of Graduates since school
was organized: male II, female 145,
Total 157.
Number who graduated June 1916:
Male 0, Female 8, Total 8.
Average age Of students at date OF
entering: Male 10, Female II, To-
tai 49,
Number who had previously taught:
Male /, Female 2, Total 3.
Nonresident students: Male 0, Fe-'
male 2, Total 2.
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tificates as follows were issued. to-
wit:
First Grade certificates, 10; Sec
ond Grade, "a; Third Grade, 25;
Special Limited s. Total 6S.. Num-
Der of certificates refused, 4; Certi-
ficates transferred from other coun-
ties in the state. 10; number of
teachers holding state certificates,
%; whole number of teachers en-
ployed, 1T.
DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS
These examinations are held dur
ing April and May each year for pu-
pills who complete the eighth, ninth
Or tenth grades.
Number of diplomas issued to
eighth grade graduates, boys, AZ;
girls, 40: Number of High School
graduates, boys, Z; girls, 5: Total,
boys, 40; girls, 81.
SCHOOL CENSUS AND ENROLL
MENT
Number between the ages of
and 20 years, boys, 2261; girls, 2C64.
Number enrolled in public schools,
boys and girls, 1898 or about 67 per
cent Of the census number.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Total amount of money re-
ceived by all districts. $159S7S.S1
Amount expended for all
purposes ...... ..... 126569.9S
Cash on Hand June 30, ------
1916 ...... ...... 49,. $33308 SO
Amount of Bonded Indebted
ness of districts ......$ 25479.00
Per capita cost per pupil
enrolled ...... 49,. 42.49
MISCELLANEOUS
Township Library Books:
The township library books for all
districts in the county were ordered
by the County Superintendent in July
last, and have been delivered by dis
trict clerks and the schools.
The library books are paid for by
the county treasurer, who withholds
ten cents per child as per census
from the school money due each dis
trict.
Number of volumes thus added to
school libraries the. past year was
$50, at a cost of $439.50.
Number of volumes now in libraries
are 1926, valued at $3813.93. In ad-
dition to the number of volumes CIV
en- above, many districts have APP
propriated from five to fifteen dol
lars each for more books.
PRINTING, POSTAGE, STATION
cry, Etc.
Nov /, 1915 Balance On hand 5 1920
Allowance -. 80. 125.00
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Total Fund

Balance over 49,. ... 6.52
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EXAMINATIONS

Regular examinations for teachers
certificates were held both at Bruce
and Ladysmith in December, April
and August, and during the year Ger
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PRINTING, POSTAGE, STATION
cry, Etc.
| Nov. 1, 1915 Balance On hand 5 1920
Allowance " 80. 1850
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALF-Restaurant, only one in city.
invoice stock, cheap rent j. T. Morgan.
White Way Cafe. Cleveland. Okla Cheap
for cash
FOR SALE First class equipped beauty
shop: good reasons FOR selling Phone
3273
WILL buy office furniture il you have price
right, " ! can get office Write Il W
Scrusgs, Hotel Oklahoma Tulsa
FOR SALE-Star meat market Phone 1877,
Sand Springs Okla.
DESK room wanted; will be out most OF
time Phone 6935.
STORE room good size or light basement
wanted must be close in. Phone I3i2
FOX RENT Room for desk and stenog.
rapher. Phone 3ls3 3lo Mayo Bldg
OFFICE rooms for rent Call 720.
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319 Mayo.
Phone 31S3.

200 ACRES joining Neosno. Mo Two good
wells, fine water, .room stone house
ten foot wide porch ou east and south. Bi.
barn go acres, mues northeast, acres
Neosho. Must be sold all clear and owned
by Riley + Robertson Joplin. Mo. Box 4l2
FOX SALE-Closcn in Groom bungalow s
blocks from Fourth and Main: $4,000; u
bargain Leslie Brooks Realty Co., 33 Cul.
bertson Bldg Phones 2s73 and 3G56.I
FOR sALE-By owner, fiye.room house
modern l3O2 South Pcrryman. Phone
54la.J; bargain II purchased ai once
FOR SALE-East front, corner lot Fifteenth
aud Newport Morningsdo addition: 81 ZOO
for quick sale. Phone 26t2.
Five-room. modern In every detail
on paved street lot 5Oxl5O: sell on
easy terms. Can 4123.
CALL US Monday and list your property
with US; have buyers for all classes prom
erty. NJ J. Glass & Co. Phone 1884.
FOR RENT OR LEASE Vacant corner See
ond aud South Elwood. Address A. p.
Clay, 400 Robinson Arcade.
| OIL LANDs-Good tracts OF decided oil
land for lease or on royalty basis Ad.
dress W. o. Logan, Douglas, Wyo
| FOR SALE-By owner. two Broom houses
modern, corner lot; II interested call at
Fo.3 SALE Eight lots in orcutt addition for
$4,000. terms. See Russ l.. Grant. 5Ii
First National building, phone 2l6O
MONEY TO loan on furniture in homes or
storage; consult me for diamond loans
900 New hult bldg Phone $500.
FOR SALE Acre tracts fine soil. 500
cash. $40 monthly; few left. $4OO each
Phone 4670'552
| FOR SALE-By owner, newly decorated
three room cottage easy terms L + Mel.
son, 203 First National Bank Bldg Phone
! 21gs
FOR SALLY owner corner lot Eleventh
and North Boston: east front $3.50. Phone
! Kentun. 3l7,
| FOR SALE-Boautiful lot fruit and shade
trees: In Park Hll addition. 5Oxl4O;
$G75 cash Phone 6214
WANTED-To buy four or five room house
on east side. Phone 1897. or address =
o. Box 1852.
FlVEROOM east front. garage, hardwood
floors; $4,000. $500 cash. $40 per month
| Phone 50
SUBDIVISION for sale. consisting OF 20
lots. Phone 1890 for particulars.
| FOR SALE by owner. lot on South Boulder
between Fourth and Fifth Phone 6Ogi
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
SOMIIE 1THIHENGS WYE OIFFlEI2


location & valuable of
n
abundance
Tulsa
all S46OO $4,000
we'll
chicken
electric
lights OF $1,000 but
will have
pantry enedin porch large front veranda cement walks front
Price
ing distance OF school
Five
II only
bedrooms
ready to occupy about June 20. Good $1,000
desires
ter
$25 o0OBest
is SOME HOME BETTER
fine homeste phce
TOO MANY GOOD to he all and
f. Go Cunningham
ROOM 26 HAYWARD BUILDING. PHONES 467O-552
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Four rooT apartment close ln
$50 a month, provided you buy the inrh
ture; you can rent two rooms Tor tuou-"
TO pay The rent. Leslie Brooks Realty 20
Phone 2s73.
FURNISHED apartment; very close in; prl
vate home; attractive ktcheneite, hNlns
room; bedroom bath and hall: two private
entrances: couple preferred Phone 56l4.
FOR RENT-FouE room apartment IN two
apartment bungalow, at 1881 south hoS
ton immediate possession: newly pHpeleu :
private bath; $40. Phones 5236-do'o.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. iNe
rooms, furnished completely, south eA
posure: possession Immediately good @ @rete,
ence necessary; s125 per month Phone ss2t
WANTgD.-Partner lady or gent, tof
vaudeville show under canvas ever! thins
now ready for the road. Address hrs Ne
ella Zermeno, Sand Springs, Okla,
FOR KENT or sale, new duplex house WIN t
double garage 700 North Main WIN es us
completed June | hardwood ioor ,o e"'"
apartment five rooms and bath fhohe -oU',
FOR RENT-Five-room apartment H,, H1u,t
Main all modern convenienccs. Aopo''
& Welsh. Phone 1861, ..-.-- ,.,...,
FURNISHED apartment for rent, one ploSs
west OF Main on Fourth; $40 per "o"'"
Call 1902. ....r,.
APARTMENTS TO Brand'new apart
ments, 1927 South Main So every III
provement airy sleeping porch'S'
FOR RENf-Five- room apartment, w n"'
Sixteenth street; s45 Phone Inv
MODERN 5.room apartment furnisheu ="
unfrnshed. Call 72O.
WAN'rED-Girls for training. sunnyside
hospital. 52l North Boulder
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FINANCIAL.

uOppICN cornorntion moving 20 TUISH'
'Vm wonId like to interest party willing to in
wos,u AZ oao or SO 600; said company has on
hand @ $50 600 stock, bought 80 per cent .rs. rn,
der present market WIN pay ,rrcasyurcship rg,y
m na,nnanv, most rigid investigation invited
hddpsss dp" BoS se3i, care World -, :.
I%r,r nsu'.Is Sam Sam oil 10000 to 100000 shares a.
sacrifice price; July dividends L. ~
Courhlin Edgorton. Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
NEGRO is CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF AUTOMOBILE
PatroIman Drew Arrests fh"'p """'
wood IN "lhttlc
Africa.

pbilip Gaitwood, eolored; was al, ar,
rested In Little Africa last hisne hti,e
chdrge with stealing an auloin9uI,.Y
I'm Muskogoe. The car was rouuN,' G ,a
,as, week and has been returned 70
,he owner. Patrolman Drew mace
the arrest