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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06

r. 4 =. CHECKwRITERs write safe. bust
nesslike checks quickly. registering exact
amount. single operation imprrintinG same;
reasonable price: compact, demonstration.
exchanges Tinker. l5A West Third. Phone
t69
FOR QUICK SALE-Two administer rugs,
9xl2; one Wilton velvet rug gxl2: one
dresser, practically new bargain. Phone
73lA.
FOR SALE--Concrete mixers hois;s and
crushers for immediate shipment. Wyhe
Brothers company, III Majestic building.
Oklahoma city, Okla.
SHED, 20Nls feet. good roof, for cash pur'
chaser; must move: located new high
school site. Phone COG Electric Supply
Co.
FOR SAI.E--Man's ful dress suit. complete.
cost Sis never been worn, for cash, $35.
At 2l5is East Second. Harry Rupert.
$50 COLUMBIA victrola with one dozen
choice records; quick sale, $40. 1929
South Boulder.
NOllCE-watch and jeweiry work lett at
New York Store to bs called for at Slo
WANTED-ro purchase ono 10 four houses
to move. viii pay good rri'e. Address
CONTRACTORS equipment. ho,sts, mixers,
etc; nc, for ni, sale ,, o! rent, R. T Courtney
FOR SAiE-Second hand twin.cylnder 65
horsepower Miller gas engine; a bargain.
J. q Leonard, Y. o. box 9l2, Sapulpa, Okla
WANTED-1o buy secondhand pulling ma
chino must be In good repair Write
or phone HI. L. Hicks, Claremore, Okla.
FOR sAl.E-New ivory reed baby carriage,
cost s35; will sell for $3.50. Call l02
North Nogalcs.
REMINGTON typewriter for sale: good con.
dition; will sell cheap. Phone 49s7. 524
South Boulder.
HAIR switches. all colors. reasonable prices
for sale at 1888 Admiral.
FOR SALE cheAp--A Nose piano In ma
hogau,. practically new. Phone 1920.
FOR SALE 49, s25 Eastman kodak cheap,
nearly new. Phone l59O.R.
PEACHES now ripe; come get your supply;
one mile west Of Sperry. Josephine Nix
YOUNG MAN desire room mate Immediately.
sl6 South Elgn.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

ELEGANT FURNISHED Broom apartments
southeast: one light ousekeeping room
. rooms in modern home furnished light
housekeeping, one light housekeeping room
AT 81 so week. all in new modern apart
ment 1925 South Boston. Phone 2263J.
ELFGAN1 furnished . room southeast apart
ment. new. modern, large cool rooms: also
light housekeeping rooms, one or two: also
large cool south sleeping room. new modern
apartment. l225 South Boston. Phone
2269J
FOR RtNT-Thiough September. Broom
apartment, newly built and furnished with
the hest of furniture. TO parties without
children: ton blocks out on south side;
price $50. Phone 6s93.
FOR RENT-Nicey furnished 5room cot.
tsge, close in on south side, immediate
possession for two months; references re.
quired Call at as East seventh.
FOR RENT-Library apartments, Third and
Cheyenne cool and clean. strictly modern.
completely furnished, For particulars phone
6ll4.
FOR RENr-For two months. beginning
iuent hall block from Main street car line;
price 500 Phone 6s93.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished 5room. cast
front cottage. beautiful lawn. $50 per
month Phone 279s'J or call at IL South
No.sles.
FOR RENT OR HIRE--All OF Lesrs trans.
fer line moving wagons; right now serv'
ice. Phone sili.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, one block
west OF Main on Fourth; SIS per month.
Call 1902
FOR RENT-New brick apartments. walk.
ing distance: 5 rooms, built in features,
hardwood floors $40 Phone 9l7.
THREE unfurnished modern rooms 1914
South Denver. Phone 27s7.
FOR RENT--Two room furnished apartment.
6l5 West seventh. Phone 62ss.
HOUSEKEEPING apartment with sleeping
porch Phone 1851.
FOS RENr-Three. room a.-rtment: every.
thing furnished. 305 South Lansing.
A SMALL apartment for rent, one of the best
In the city: unfurnished. Phone 2s94
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Uniurnished two rooms, 90;
three rooms $3.50 per month. l404 East
Third street.
FOR RFNT-Two large unturnished rooms,
adjoining bath, at 1919 Admiral. Phone
$3.50.
FOR RENT-ThrCe unfurnished rooms with
private bath, 1894 East Fourth
FOR RENT-rhree unfurnished rooms. zoos
Fast fairvlew,
UNFuRNISHED room. GA North Boston.
Phone $500.
FOR RENT-Basement rooms unfurnlshed;
$3.50. els West Twelfth.
TWO furnished rooms. 100 North Phoenix.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FOR RLNT--Neatly furnished room with
adjoining bath, and board for gentlemen
al 3ls East Seventh. Phone 3Q22'J.
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PlOENE @9@9

Ullery Investment Company. Real
Estate and Oil Leases. Recently
moved in larger and better quarters in
Ohio Building, Suite 303.
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ONE or two furnished rooms, close in. 20
ladies gentlemen or couple without chil'
dfeh; elegant furniture, new, strictly
modern u,c OF telephone III South Den
yer 70sJ
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NICELY furnished cool bedroom for two
gentlemen or ladies employed. Phone o2sl.
SIS South Boston.
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FOR SALE - The prettiest bungalow in
Morningside. has six rooms and sleeping
porch, basement and garage for two cars.
win servants quarters; beautiful cas-,
'front.' lot 5OSl4O, close to school and iitney
service; this Is one OF the best built houses
on the south side and has every modern
convenience. let EN- show you this one.
Rice. 5O2 keeder building. Phone 36l9.
WANTED-To buy from owner. five or
siN-rOom house on the south side, on a
good street and turn In lot In Maple
Park addition in good locality, east front.
as part payment. The Hull Agency. Phone
FOR SALE Seven room bungalow on South
Denver; close in east 'front.' modern
throughout; fireplace sleeping porch:
bargain; priced to sell; you had better call
me at once II you want this, as 1t won't
las, long The Hull Agency. Phone S55s.
FOR SALE-Two.room house, lot 5Oxl40,
south front. two blocks from the Kendall
car; will sell this for $500 II sold this week;
can give terms on part Rice. 502 Rceder
building 1919.
THREE-RooM house with screened porch;
grocery doing good business two.room
house In rear; bearing fruit trees; sl.5OO
buvS this place: owner leaving city. 1907
last Sixth street
NOTICE TO BROkERS-The west half OF
the southwest quarter Of 3I-ls.l2 is with
drawn from the market. Signed. b. q.
| FOR sALE-Four business lots. Groom
trees. See Julius Arnold. 223 South Cherry
Ada Okla
: FOR SALE-In Maple Ridge, six rooms,
bath. basement. furnace, roomy closets
garage; bargain. The Hull Agency Phone
G5Sd.
/ FOR SALE-By owner, vacant lot on North
! Yorktown. y block off Admiral Phone
! $3.50 come to room g. over Renberg' 8
clothing store. g. NJ. Giles
/ FOR SALE-Ten'room home, Carthage, Mo.
suitable for roomers; price $4,000, time
on half. modern; write for particulars. Lester
Lotion Fort Smith, Ark. box 6a
| FOR SALE--In l4OO block on Jefferson
street. strictly modern new Groom cottage
! renting for $50 per month; terms. ID. +.
Berry. 2l0 Reeder Bldg
{ FOR SALE-lmproved residence property.
vacant lots and acre tracts; easy terms.
Phone 3i7.
| OWN bungalow for s4O0 cash and only
SIS per month; quit paying rent. For
! particulars phone 6049.
! FOR SALE-West Tulsa lot, $3.50: good in
vesiment, X. c. Bean. 623 Delmar, Spring.
field, Mo.
FOR SALF-Besutiful lot in Kendall on
terms: will build house to suit purchaser
4 1920 South kenosha. Phone 5s32 owner
FOR SALE-By owner, six room partly mod.
ern house, walking distance Third and
Main; $500. $500 care World.
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WANTED-Sccond-h hand Burroughs adding
machine: must be in good condition. Ses
Mr.. Larson. World office.
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FOR RENT-To one gentleman. pleasant
front sleeping room. connecting bath; also
ter, in private family, no other roomers.
"nccs required. 2l4 South Victor. Phone
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....nuE. cool. eieEantly furnished bedroom
IN new, modern bungalow, south and east
exposure. all conyenienees. private. Phone
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CLOTHES.
HIGHEST prices paid for meas second
hand clothing, shoes and hats. Phone
1888.
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FOR RENT-To refined gentlemen, nicely
furnished front room. connecting bath.
:lothcs closet electric light. private family,
will serve breakfast Call at 2O1 East
Twelfth.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
BIDS will be received at the office OF the
O'Clock p. m, Monday. July 23rd. 1917 for
the construction OF a Sanitary Sewer, in.
GLIDING laterals. connections and other APP
purtenances for Sewer District No. 30. as
created and established by Ordinance No.
1898. passed and approved the jth dag Of
June. 1917.
Plans, profiles and specifications for the
construction OF said sewer system and ap.
purtenances have been adopted by the Mayor
and Board OF Commis s. sioners of said City and
are now on file in the office Of the City
Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro.
posal sheets Of the City OF Tulsa.
Vhe right 10 reject any and all bids is re-
served to the Board of Commits sioners OF the
City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
certified check in the sum OF five (5)
per cent OF the amount Of the bill win be
required from each bidder
All bids will be opened and considered
by the Board OF Commissioners OF said City
al meeting Of said Board 70 be held in the
City Hall in said City at o clock a. m, on
the cath day Of July. 1917.
Any ard all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against or object to said proposed improve.
ments or any part thereof or any matter or
thing in relation thereto, at said meeting OF
the said Board OF Commissioners on the 2ith
day of July, 1917. H; II. wYSs,
CITY Engineer.
(Published the 29th OF June, eth and 18th ol
July, 1917. World Publishing Com.
pany, Publisher.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE DY
GUARDIAN
In the matter of the guardianship Of Noph
PaI1osky, an incompetent.
Notice Is hereby given In pursuance Of
an order OF the County Court OF the County
OF Tulsa. State Of Oklahoma, made on tbs
26th day of June, 1917, the undersigned
guardian Of the estate OF Noah Psrnosiy' an
incompetent. will sell at the front door OF
County Courthouse at Holdenville. Oklahoma.
to the highest bidder. subject to confirmation
Of said Court. on the 2srd day Of July, 1917,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al Public Auction sale
all the right, title and interest Of said Noah
Psrnosky. an incompetent, In and to the
following described real estate, situated in
uShe' the Ss0I9sy S,nis Of Oklahoma tOwt
Northeast quarter of Section %, Township
North, Range 10 East, Hughes County.
oklshoma, same being an undivided one.
Said real estate will be sold on the follow.
ing terms and conditions. to.wit: Cash;
The payment TO be made on confirmation OF
| sale by the County Court and delivery Of
deed by tho guardian.
Dated this 26th day Of June 1917
DAN J. DAVIDSON.
TURNER h LUCAS,
Attys. for Guardian
CPubiished in Tulsa Daily World July 4,
NOTICE TO BiDDERs.
The Building Committee Of the Board OF
Education OF the City Of Tulsa will receive
bids on or before the hour Of 2:3o p. M
Friday. July .. 1917, In the office OF the
Of the two'story dwelling and garage located
q 1915 South Guthrie Ave, City Of Tulsa.
The Committee reserves the right TO rejecl
any and all bids
DIR. N. W. MAYGINNEs.
Chairman Of Building Committee.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for sleeping
large cool nicely furnished, southern rH.
posure Inquire Apartment y. 2l2 West
Ea,nnd mr. thnna 5TNO
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~ hENNEIH apartments. one suite Of two
rooms for housekeeping nicely furnished,
with electric fan 10 couple references TO-
oured Phone lsii. IOl North Main.
tuR kEN Nicely furnished sleeping room,
southern exposure, close in gentlemen pre-
ferred Phone $500. mornings and eve
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RENT-rwo very nice sleeping rooms,
50 in. $40 East Seventh.
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uNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RE,
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Neatiy furnished room with
at 3is East Seventh. Phone 3Q22'J.
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FOR RENT-one desirable sleeping room
with east. south aud west exposure; also
one east room, short block from ear line,
references required. lI4d South Baltimore.
pNup. l.GE
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TWO connecting front rooms. elegantly fur.
nishrd. on ground floor. adjoining bath (;
suitable for two or four men. mantle In
Arh rnom Phone 564A.LN
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

men. The outstanding fact is that
men trained in the South will have
weather conditions permitting their
being out of doors practically all of
every day. In certain regions, wisely
chosen for our National Guard camps,
rain is scarce in the winter-when
the heaviest training will be done
and at night soldiers here will sleep
in quarters where there is free air
circulation. There is, of course, a
military advantage involved beyond
the fundamental gain of having SOL
diers physically fit for their work. 1t
is obvious that men in training should
have the maximum hours per day
and days per week for drill and ex-
ercise. The few weeks of summer
weather which soldiers in the South
may encounter will be more than off
set by the long autumn and mild win
ter, during which the troops will un-
dergo the larger part of their train
ing"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17
HAVE DONE THEIR
HITCH IN HADES

The following little poem aptly ex-
pressed the feeling of the members Of
the Second Florida Infantry, when
they returned from the border But
they are ready to take hitch on the
Teutons now.
! am sitting here a-thinking of the
things / left behind,
And / hate to put on paper what is
running through my mind;
We've dug million trenches, and
cleared ten miles of ground,
And meaner place this side of hell
| know is still unbound;
But there's one great consolation
gather closely while / tell
When we die we'll go to Heaven, for
we've done our hitch in He'll.
We've built a hundred kitchens for
the cooks to stew our beans,
We've stood hundred guard mounts
and cleaned the camp latrines,
We've washed a million mess kits
and peeled million spuds,
We've made million blanket rolls,
and washed million buds.
The number of parades we've made
would be very hard to tell,
But we'll not parade in Heaven, for
we've done our hitch in He'll.
We've killed a million rattlesnakeS
that tried to take our cots,
We've shaken scores of centipedes
from out our army socks,
We've marched a hundred Thousand
miles and made a Thousand
camps,
And pulled a million cactus thorn:
from out our army pants,
But when our work on earth is done
our friends behind will tell:
when they died, they went to HEAVIER
they have done their hitch il
He'll"
When the final taps is sounded, anc
we lay aside life's cares,
And we do the last parading up the
shining, golden stairs,
And the angels bid us welcome, anC
the harps begin to play,
And we draw a million canteen check!
and spend them in day,
1t is then we'll hear st. Peter tell u.
loudly with yell:
s'Take front seat, Second Infantry
you've done your hitch in He'll.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17
THE 'PoPE'S FLAG" AGAIN

When unanimity of feeling at home
is necessary to the exertion of our
full strength abroad, shall we find
our own people dividing on religious
lines so as to bring discord among
us? Is ignorance on vital points of
our own administration of the laws
beginning TO trouble the family at
home? Let US consider some questions
put by the editor of Florida paper,
who says:
when the Times Union appeared
on Monday with the cross flag flying
above the national emblem, all sorts
of remarks were made by the people
of this county. Some said this was
the flag of the pope of Rome and its
appearance showed the surrender of
our nation. It was said that none but
Roman Catholic chaplains were al
lowed on our battleships. Some said
three of the members of President
Wilson's cabinet were Roman Cath
olics. Will you inform US on these
matters ?"
The cut printed in the Times
Union showed Immediately beneath
that the cross was flown above the
flag on a battleship to designate the
hour of divine service-would any
Christian have it flown lower? In ac-
tive service the Red Cross is flown
over the national flag to designate a
relief station or an organization de-
voted to the care of the sick and
wounded; then it points out French
or British or American or German
station. The Red Cross is the en-
blem of a worldwide organization
devoted to the relief of suffering anG
it is seen where epidemics break out
where people suffer from disease OF
starvation from floods or ether mis-.
fortune. Does it degrade any flag te
place such an emblem above it?
The papal flag is yellow and white
bearing the tiara and the keys as is
shown in all the unabridged diction.
aries and eyclopedias-this has never
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

been shown in company with Old
Glory
No member of President Wilson's
cabinet is a Roman Catholic, though
his private secretary is a member Of
that church
All the chaplains in the army and
navy are appointed by the president;
the law leaves the appointment to his
discretion, except that each chaplain
must be a regular minister of rec
ognized church who has been recon-
mended by the authorities of his
church, as of good social and moral
standing, etc.
In the navy the Protestant chap
lalns outnumber the Catholics by
about ten to one. A majority of the
battleships have Protestant chaplains.
LII the Worlds Almanac the denomi-
nations Of the army chaplains are
given, but while the chaplains Of the
navy are named by that authority
they are not distinguished by denom-
nations.
President Wilson is not Catholic
and has very strict convictions on
church matters; while we hope he has
used his powers to deal fairly with
the Catholic sailors and marines
there is not the slightest reason to
believe that he has given them a
monopoly of religious instruction on
cur battleships. We have answered
these questions in print because the
Times-Union is charged with provid-
ing basis for the reports prevalent
i'll at least one county in the state and
because the facts may be needed in
other communities. Has intolerance
spread its black banner over this fai1
land Times Union.
It's doing its best to do so.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17
TEMPERANCE NOTES
NOTED SURGEON CONDEMNS
(By the National Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union)

81 have a good deal of knowledge
of the effects of beer drinking both in
this country and abroad" writes DIR.
Howard A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins
university. sit is injurious all the
time, creating drunkards, disrupting
homes, and robbing poor children and
mothers of millions of dollars wasted
over the bar of the saloon. The habit
ual beer-drinker stands small chance
of recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia. Moderate quantities of beer
impair efficiency, and our working
people lose thousands of dollars year
ly by being laid off because of the in
furious habit of beer-drinking.
Alcoholism is a physical, moral and
spiritual disease, and in any form
whatever alcohol is injurious. There
is no such thing as moderate drink
ing. All drinking is excessive"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17
WHY WORRY ABOUT THE DRAFT

Here is consolation for every man
who has registered and expects to be
drafted in the great war lottery this
month. 1t comes from an Atlanta
boy who has been on the firing line
in France and knows what he is talk
ing about:
You have two alternatives: either
you are drafted or you are not. If
not, you have nothing to worry about.
# you are drafted, you have two al
ternatives: you are in camp or you
are at the front. If you are in camp
you have nothing to worry about. If
you are at the front you have two al
ternatives: either you are held in re-
serve or you are sent to the firing
line. If you are in reserve you have
nothing to worry about. If you are
sent to the firing line you have two
/ alternatives: either you fight or you
don't. If you don't you have moth
| ing to worry about. If you do, you
have two alternatives: either you get
hurt or you don't. If you don't you
have nothing to worry about. If you
do get hurt you have two alter
natives: either you are slightly hurt
or badly hurt. If slightly hurt, you
have nothing to worry about. If bad
ly hurt you have two alternatives:
either you recover or you don't. II
you recover you have nothing to
worry about. If you don't recover
then you are dead and can't worry.
So what's the use of worrying about
the draft?
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17
ALCOHOL AND ATHLETICS.

The change which has come over
the country in this respect, is nowhere
more definitely demonstrated than in
professional athletics, such as baseball.
In the old days managers used to
wink when a good man took a drink
now and then, provided his batting av-
erage was up to snuff.
Now, no matter what his standing
or daily record, professional baseball
player who is caught "off the wagon"
not only is likely to receive a harsh
reprimand, but also fine will usually
be assessed against him.-H. Orville
Page, Athletic Director University of
Chicago.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

Names of American military
heroes, including several Confederate
leaders, have been given by the war
department to the thirty-two canton
ments in which the national army and
the National Guard will be modified
fo1 training. The locality at Macon
where our Florida boys will train will
be called "Camp Wheeler" after the
dashing young Confederate cavalry
general and the sfterward grizzled
old veteran of the Spanish-American
war-Gen. Joe Wheeler.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

A standardized airplane could be
turned out by the Ford works as cas-
lily as a land machine, and boxes of
the parts could be sent over in a
cruiser or battleship.-Ti Times Union.
If the engine in Ford airplane be-
haved like the engine in a Ford car,
its not us that advises our dear
friends to go into the aviation branch
OF the service.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

Gov. Cats was probably trying to
make good his declaration, "Sumptu-
airy laws will have no place in my
administration" when on a recent
Sunday he visited Pablo and took in
the sights of Little Coney." We
are glad the gov. had a good time.
Any man who has to stay in Talla-
hassee so much certainly has little
relaxation coming to him.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

When it comes to outlining the
peace terms, it is possible that the
most unrelenting of the Allied diplo-
mats will be President Wilson. No
one knows better than he how treach-
erous and cruel the German govern
ment is, and it is more than probable
that he win be more determined than
any other to put it where it can do
the world no further harm.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-17

The Tampa Tribune stoutly de-
clares that it is the friend of Cats.
Possibly so. A newspaper that ticks
the boots of public man is seldom
his best friend. The Tribune is the
only influential paper in the state
that claims to be Cats friend, and
if he is wise he will pay attention to
its obvious discomfort at some of his
recent acts.