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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
GRAIN
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Active buying on the
mart Of houses with seaboard connections
carried the wheat market today decidedly
upgrade Closing prices were strong Nc 70
2%c net higher, with May nt 81 GOA 1904
la @2c. oats &dlhc and provisions
~ a 32lsc Purchasing of wheat appeared
to be increasingly based on notice OF con-
diIions that according TO some leaders sug'
gested not only complete elimination Of the
surplus supply In the United States but also
indicated possible scarcity before the ma
turing Of new crop.
PesSAnistic crop reports from Kansas acted
TO some extent as further handicap on
the bears
Corn reached the highest price on record
for the May delivery, si,o2Na bushel Oats
were stimulated by the same influences that
affected corn and wheat.
AT first provisions were easy In line with
the hog market. Later the strength OF grain
led TO n substantial advance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
SITUATIONS MANTED

SIENUGRAPHER bookkceper: thoroughly
experienced; now holding responsible po-
'ition; familiar with oil lease matters and
land titles Some selling experience. Ad-
dress box $50, Muskogce. Okla.
SITUATION wanted by young married man
am an experienced bOOkkeeper and general
office man; can give reference. Address X
H. Grow o23 West Fifth street. Phone l7l3.
WANTED Experienced stenographer, two
years as private secretary desires position
IN or out OF city. Address Box 4576, care
World
LADY bookkeeper aud stenographer abso-
lately Al, now employed, wishes TO make
change; nothing under Sl25 considered. Ad-
dress box 45g5, care World
SITUATION wanted by young man stenos-
raphcr. now employed four years expert
eute, some experience IN oil line. Address IS
box ASS, care World.
MANTED-Home with Christian family by
middlc.agcd lady in exchange for room
and board, reasonable amount OF service.
Phone 42s5.
Young man wants work high school educa.
tion; experience as salesman; can furnish
references Address box a590, care World.
" ANTED Position as nurse or caring for
small children or housekeeper. Address
box 457s care World.
CONTRACTING painter wants work by the
job or by the day; work guaranteed. Phone
1912.
YOUNG lady wishes position us switchboard
operator. experienced. Address 45o3' care
World.
AMBITIOUS 5 young man OF 20 earnestly de
sires employment Of any kind from 10
7 morninge Address Box 1895 care World
GOOD man would like to have work by day
or by week Address 4j92 care World.
CASHIER Young lady, experienced, wishes
position as cashier. Address 4565, World
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HOISES FOR KENT

FOR kENI-Funish,d or partly furnished
Groom bungalow aud sleeping porch; wish
TO retain one room and take breuLfast and
% clock dinner for two. Phone 5l79.J.
FOR kENT-New broom bungalow; oak
floor basement, corner. east 'front.' $50 B.
no small children. Phone SIG.
FOR RENT-Wiu share broom house with
two adults. Call Su- South Hanthus.
FOR RENT-FNe room modern house. 3Oj
West Easton.
FOR RENT-1wo s-room apartments. In
quire POI North Frisco.
FINE-ROOM house for rent ga North
Cheyenne. Phone sIj.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
COTTON
New York Stock ist.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-Aftcr some early
irrecunrity due &C. continued nervousness over
ocean freight affairs the cotton mark At
turned firmor ON covering and hullish spot
advice May contracts sold up from l7.3dc
to z coo. and closed at II .o6c with the gen.
rral list closing steady az a net advance OF
10 % 20 points
The market opened steady at m advance of
. 20 lC points 10 response 10 relatively brm
cables Liverpool and New Orleans selling
was encountered at the initial figures, how
ever. while there was also n good deal Of
scattering liquidation or local pressure. and
prices soon turned easier March contracts
eesed off from II 40c to l716c, aud July
from l157c TO 1880 right after the call,
or about ~ to - points under last night 5
closing and back to within 10 points ~ the
low level reached yesterday. The selling was
bv no means aggressive and the market soon
showed bette; tone on spot house buying
and covering Reports from Houston, claim
ing thai aGvces had been received there from
Havre that 20. 900 bales Of cotton. rumorcd
to have been sunk by the German raider, had
arrived at the French port, may have aided
tho advance and the market reached the best
poirt Of the day just before the close.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. t. WodoraicIy
wide price changes carried the price Of cot
<pu on this market today above and below
NJ level Of Yesterdays close. In the early
tradinp the tone was unsettled and bear pres
sure put the market down for a net decline Of
10 10 IS points
Resistance to the selling developed on the
large export movement and the market re.
covered Late iu the day private cablcgrams
from Liverpool fnid that Manchester had
caught short thru listening to bearish ad
vices and this bit OF gossip caused general
buying movement which sent prices 10 to %
points over yesterdays final figures. The
close was At n net gain of II to 40 points,
with a very steady tone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

GALVESTON. Jan. 1s-Middlirc 1775c,
>eceipts sI53 bales. exports SAGE bales,
sales zoo bales, stock $40, S62 bales.
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REAL ESTATE
B@Tg]@iunS

s $50 for lot 90 highlands second
addition. 500 down. $40
monthly.
215 Lot 5ON1S0. East sixth. Sl0V
down. balance monthly
100 cash, balance So monthly,
throc-room small house. go
foot lot 500.
$50 For lot ON jefferson, on pay
ing.
400 For lot on Hodge.
%. Lot on East Third
1850 For siN-room house in Lyncn-
Forsythc addition; $500 viii
handle
4. 400 For flvc-room, modern huure.
South Cincinnati; $500 VIII
handle.
$3.50 For almost new four-room,
modern bungalow, $3.50 cash
handles, south side, close in.
C500 For large ten room. east front,
South Nuiu. rents for $50 per
month. $4,000 handles
EdlWGEdl lEo BarFG,0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19

WILL the person who found brown mur
w. ladies' dressingroom Of Eks club up
stairs Thursday night return same to ll22
South Carson Gtreel or call 972l aud receive
ihrral :ewar1i
LOST Between Midland Valley depot and
1888 South Detroit. boys fur glove and
cap. Return 10 Mrs Hatfield, 1899 South
Detroit, aud receive reward.
lost -Ltdy's Elsm wrist watch ON black
ribbon. between Archer and Eighth on
Main. Return To 923 South Main and re-
c,ivc reward Phone 2l62.
LOST-Lady' Elgn wrist watch on black
ribbon. between Archer aud Eighth on
Main Return TO g23 South Main and receive
reward Phone 1852.
lost $ model Winchester rifle 30 go;
lost between Sapulpa AMI Keystone. Re
,urn 10 owls club and receive reward.
FOUND-W Wedding ring Owner call at Pal
ace theatcr and pay for this sd.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MEN, Is and over, desiring to prepare for
examinations for appointment a. postofiice
''ihS, letter carriers railway mail clerks
meat inspectors, prison guard, etc, govern
meut service, call and interview Mr. b. y.
Stubtr al Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa, saturday Jan.
uHry 20 life positions, good salaries. CAL
ana see Mr. stubcr without fail ~ ., untl
" y. mr saturday January 20 only. Minors
NUT De accompanied by parent.
WAN Ed Team TO haul coal by the ton at
Mohawk, good team can make s5 So per
Mayo hldg
TULSA railway mail clerk Examinations
February 20, SO month"; sample ques-
uons free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 35l IS,
Rochester y. Y.
FIRST class automobile talesmsn, also good
truck salesman. Welsh McNuHy Motor
Co. d2l South Boulder.
JOIN THE ARMY Recruiting offices at Ok
lshoma City, Tulsa, MuskOgee. Chickasha.
Ardmore and Enid
Statesmen WANTED 20 solicit accounts for
collection: excellent side line. The GUAM
tee Collection Agency, Oklahoma CITY
WANTED Experienced boiler maker none
other need apply BartlcsvIlle Boiler
Works, Bartlesvile, Okla
MANTED-Man capable Of tutoring boy in
eighth grade work Phone al49.
WANTED Boy at Remington typewriter
Co. 2l7 South Boston.
WANTED Messengers, with wheels or
without. Quaker Drug Co
WANIED-Marhinist. Address Wiser OIL
company. Chelsea, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
TO ENJuANGE

FOR TRADE For Tulsa property - acres
droom house aud barn. good land clstrru,
well. orchard and berries; -. miles from
Fort scott Kan Phone 400.
FOR SALE OR TRADE $500 equity In Ar
kansas farm; viii trade for anything of
equal value. W. T. Meudcuhall. Phone
VIII. TFTOE tTfcc TUIsa lots aud thrty
acres near Collir,yi'le for farm land Ad-
drc-. box ijg3, care World
WANT TO rent room for up-to date lunch
ROOM or will someone suhleaso space in
their storcroom Address Aj72, care World
EXCH ANGE- -. 900 grocery stock to trade
for city property or oil lease Describe
fully Address p O. box 1871, city.
FOR TRADE so acres OF land for two Ford
roadstcrs. CAN room II, 2u2 = south
Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-By first Of week. two
or four light housekeeping rooms. by young
married couple. no children permanent,
references exchanged Address box 459l,
care World.
ROOM wanted by young lady employed
would consider roommate. Can give ref
ereuccs Address 1896 care World.
v NNTFD at once 3 or furnished rooms
10 rent; one child; permanent Address
hox Ai95, care World.
ON. two or three rooms light housekeeping,
close in, no children; references. Phone
40G
WANTED . or m idern rooms furnished
for light housekeeping Address 45s2,
World
WANTED or furnishd or unfurnishcd
strictly modern rooms. Address 4562
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN, - aud over, who desire TO qualify
Tor examination for appointment as post.
office clerks, department clerks customs,
revenue clerks, matrOns, etc, call and inter
Vlw MIR. +. j. Stuber az Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa,
Saturday. January 20. lie will be there from
IL III. until 81 y. IN, Saturday, January 20.
only. See him without fail
" ANTED--Middle aged woman for general
housewotk. Must be good cook Phone
55Gs.
WANTED--A humber Of young ladies for
telephone operators: no experience neces'
ssry Apply room 800, Pioneer Bldg.
WANIED-.Girl TO work as laundress one
day IN week and do sweeping one day.
Phone luS5.
WANTED Lady receptionist and apprentice
at new le Bow Studio, lO2 X South Main
street Call Wednesday morning.
WANTED-Grl Tor housemaid no cooking
or laundry; must furnish references Phone
i14g
MANIED-Whne chambernaid at Hotel
Tulsa
WANTED Young lady 20 run safety razor
machine. Garner drug store
u hNIED-Nhite woman for general house
work. 4Ol North Denver.
ANTED-WAite chImbcrnsid at Hotel
Tulsa
MAN1ED-A white woman Tor general
homework. Apply AIS South Denver
v ANTED-White chambermaid at Hotel
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
FINANCIAL

FOR SAlE-i00 American trlegraphone for
300; $1,000 Cncle Sam OIL for 500.
100 Oklahoma star oil. 100 Black Panther
oil 100 American Marconi Wireless at mar.
kct prices OIL mining insurance and un.
listed stocks bought and sold A. l.. Dcibel,
Little Rock Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
WOIMl[ [ID'S BUSINESS IDl[IRE TOIRW
MAGNETIC HEALING.

MAGNETIC HEALING and Chiroprartic by
DR. -. Wuegnrden. who has had twenty.
h,o ycnrs practice The doctor will diagnose
your cnsc free and describe your feelings
better than YOU can yourself AZ North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
BUY ONE NOW
800 BLISS BLDG.

Property OWmeES9 Read TIhfs
must increase list of property for sale order
to supply the demands of my clients
have several good cash buyers and several that de-
sire to buy payments of $3.50 to $1,000 cash. balance on
terms
Now must have at once bungalows and wostory houses
can sell If you will give the chance call up once as
l have clients and must find something to suit them
VeFm0m HI Day
PHONE 1888 $40 MAYO
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BUWyIn@m * lROWlm&ln
$4,000 Cash PayMnemG

SiX-room bungalow. completed,
ready to move into; living room, dim
ing room. kitchen. three sleeping
rooms, all rooms nicely decorated ;
mantel in living room. This is east
front and one and unc-half blocks
from car line. Price $3.50. Cash
payment $1,000, balance $3.50 per
month See
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
GOOD buys

=, ~hO-fiVc room new modern bungalows
hardwood, mantle east front. 3 blocks from
ear hnc, paved streets. $3.50 down and bal
aucc monthly.
- 500 hive rooms and basement hard
WOO. hrsi iiI.,, Ti9sS ~ every rcsprc, MAfhE
- OUO-SeVcn rooms sleeping porch,
hardwood, practically new. > 1000 down
aud terms South baltimore
Vacant lots I'm all parts Of the city, in
cludng Ponder pomcroy. Cherokee Heights.
Norningsidc. Irving Place Abdo additions,
aud many other good buys In all parts Of
Tulsa
Call us before you buy.
BOWm@m * BOWm@m
Real Estate Rentals Insurance
alG Robinson Building.
Phone Gs5g Phone Gs59
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
REPAIRING.

BICYCLES. BABY BrGGIEs search lights,
keys made aud locks refittcd guns and
Photographs lNit Shop. II West First.
All work guaranteed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-19
AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES

One Ford Roadster.
Two Ford Touring.
One Ford Taxi.
Two Dodge Touring.
One Grant Six Touring.
One Pullman Cbummy Roads,er
An In good condition.
General Repairing.
AUTO CLEARING & SALES co.
Phone 50i9
207o09 North Main.
FOR sALF-Magnetos. coils, springs, cas-
ings. tubes, auto bodies, five and seven
passenger cushions, Fotd shock absorbers'
lamps presto tanks, WIND sheds, tops
radiators hoods. bearings, most anything IN
repair parts. ten good used motors, two
90 horsepower six cylinder motors in fine
shape $50; rear aNles complete from ss up
II it's for an automobile we have It. mt!
tool boxes so cents each. Auto Salvage.
Phone 976i. -.
ONE 1914 I.cylnder Studebhl er, one 1914
G.cyinder Studebaker, at bargain prices
terms. Welsh McNGlty Motor Co, 6al South
Boulder.
one Series II 6'cyiinder studebaker, nearly
new; terms. Welsh McNulty Motor Co,
62l South Boulder.
USED CARS on terms; two Fords, two
Dodges, Hupmobile, three Hudsons' two
ONE Buick C-2j, extra good, good tires, new
top. seat covers; terms Welsh McNulty
Motor Co. 62l South Boulder
ANTED-Used motorcycle, side car price
must be right. J. L. Coleman, Paden,
Okla Route l.
FOR RENr-New garage, private; concrete
floor aud driveway. 4l5 South Elwood-
Phone 56S2. -..
FOR SALE CHEAP-one 1918 fiye.passen'
ger Buick, one five'passSnger FORD. q: n
GARAGE for rent; on pavement; 81 per
week. Phone ol29. -
| FOR SALE-A Ford truck, good as new
will sell cheap for cash. Phone SOlS'J.
| ONE Ford touring car; terms. Welsh Nc
! FoRDs FOR SALE-l9l6 roadster, 1915
touring 2ll North Nam. n.-.-..
! FOR RENT-Barn suitable for garage. 1901
| South Boston; So per month
| INI,I 4, NISuI,n nnOMS
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

CONTINUED from Page l, This Section.)
tivity as compositors. These "old
boys" pass their time in rehearsing
scenes and incidents in their days of
activity. Here you will find men who
have been in every state and in every
important city, who have worked on all
the great newspapers and on larger
number not quite so great; all printers,
and at times in their careers editors,
reporters, yes, and even proprietors.
They will converse with you on any
subject. science, history, fiction or cur
rent events, and before you hazard the
gage of mental warfare with any one
of them be sure that you know well
your subject, for these oldtimers have
good memories, their brains are prodi-
fyious storehouses of facts, and they
are omnivorous readers. Even the
blind keep abreast of the times, some
one of the more fortunate residents
reading to them daily.
Follow me now to the Homes Ii
brary, whose capacious cases hold ten
thousand volumes of the best class of
literature. Here is where that aged
resident with whom you were just con-
versing CLEANED his knowledge of the
Balkan states, his lore of Mexico, his
familiarity with Balzac and Stevenson,
and his rendition of that homely poem
of James Whitcomb Riley's, for Jim"
was ever favorite with the printer
man. Here again we have mute
testimony to mans love of man, for
all of these books were contributed by
employers, authors and members of
the union, the latter sending the bulk
of the collection in offerings of one
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
THIS IS A STORY OF LOVE OF HUMANKIND

medicine here is made up of combina-
tion of good food, sunshine, pure air
and rest. In cases of tuberculosis
medical science can do but little with
drugs, but a great deal in directing
the patient how to care for himself.
After all, the patients progress to
recovery largely depends on himself.
If he comes to US in time, has the
determination and the will power, OBJ
sonal conduct, then he faces the issue
with that quality of self-confidence
that is one of the greatest aids to
victory over the great white plague.
AS you will have noticed, fronting
the institution is a magnificently de-
veloped park, twenty acres in extent.
A landscape gardener has charge of
the Home grounds and we aim to keep
them attractive and artistic. The
| flowers are of many varieties, and the
grass is of that deep green peculiar
to this section and attendant on irri-
CATION. AS an evidence of the beauty
of the grounds, we have medals and
diplomas won at horticultural shows
and at Colorado's great state fair.
This park also has utilitarian value,
for beautiful surroundings, well-de-
veloped shrubbery and trees, graveled
walks with flower-strewn borders rest
Ine eye anu COlllOIJ llt SSlSCS, anu
tend to that physical contentment that
banishes care and makes life at the
Home enjoyable to the aged and an
assurance of a better day for those
afflicted with disease.
And now a grain of comfort for
those who are statistically inclined
This institution is situated at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, contiguous to
Pixies peak, and in a country enjoying
a reputation that is worldwide for
the salubrity and curative quality of
its climate.
The main building was erected and
furnished in 1892 at a cost of $4,000,
every cent being paid on completion
an almost unprecedented occurrence
in the history of benevolent lnstitu-
tions. Not only was it free from debt,
but a surplus of $4,000 was in bank
to the credit of the fund. With the
exception of unsolicited and uncondi-
tional gift of $4,000 to the union from
the millionaires, the late George
w. Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger,
and Anthony ]. Drexel of the interna-
tional banking firm of Drexel, Morgan
& Co., as an appreciation of the worth
of our organization, this building was
erected by the efforts of the union
printers of America. A hospital annex
was erected at cost of $4,000 at a
later date; then a library addition,
laundry and boiler plant. In 1912 a
tuberculosis pavilion, accommodating
thirty-two patients, and costing with
furnishings $1,000, was added to the
sanatorium. The Home is situated on
eighty acres of land donated by the
citizens of Colorado Springs, and this
land is rapidly increasing in value.
The property is now set down by con-
servative Colorado real estate men as
being worth at least 81 100000.
The International Typographical
Union has expended in nineteen years
in building and maintaining the Union
Printers Home more than $780, 900
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04

book per donor. On file in the library
are the leading daily and weekly
newspapers of the continent, contrib
uted by their publishers in tribute to
the printers who correct their copy and
make their editorials readable. The
magazines of the day, the reviews, the
scientific periodicals., the popular
lighter contributions to literature, all
have their devotees in this great read
ing room. The library can be and
often is converted into a miniature
theater for moving pictures, vaude-
vile, song and music, and a great
variety of other entertainment.
Yes, women are admitted to the
Union Printers Home, a number of
them have taken advantage of its
sheltering roof and ministering care.
At the present time we have three
women domiciled at the institution.
The International Typographical I'm
ion has a large number of women on
its membership rolls, and they draw
the same wage and are accorded the
same treatment as are the men. In
deed the organization was the first
to insist on equal wages for equal
work, regardless of sex. All the fe-
male employees of the Home are on the
eight-hour workday.
The Homes medical department, an
important adjunct, of course, in an
institution of this character, is kept
at high state of efficiency. A resi-
dent physician is in charge and there
is staff of nurses sufficient to care
for the needs of the patients. All
medicines are prescribed and fur
nished without charge, but the best
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-08-04
RECOGNIZED.

An old farmer couldn't really believe
that people who were miles apart were
able to converse over a telephone-wire.
One day his wife went to distant
friend who had telephone in her
house. During the afternoon the
farmer sought shelter from a thun-
der-storm in the house of neighbor,
who also possessed telephone and
who persuaded the farmer to call up
his wife as little surprise.
Following instructions, the farmer
put the receiver to his ear and. after
the usual preliminaries, shouted:
"Halloa, JaneH
Just then a flash of lightning struck
the wire and he fell to the floor under
the force of the shock.
Rising to his feet and shaking his
head wisely, he said:
"It's wonderful That was Jane
right enough" h."-Chicago News.