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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21
JUDGE COURT OF APPEALS.

We, are authorized TO announce
HON. J. w. HENSON, of Hender-
son, a candidate for Judge of the
Court OF Appeals from the Second
Appellate District subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21
RECENT RING RULES.
"You dare not write a name.
You must not make a figure:

You must not make a figure;
No vote for a Democrat,
But one for every. niger"
After raking and scraping Hayt
on election day for every negro WON
an that could tell log cabin from 9
rooster, the strictly legal certificate
manipulators, through their mouth
piece. refer to the Democrats drag.
ging ont" their women folks to vote
Just women folks"-suppose they
would call the duskv damsels and
black mammas they brought out GA
dies Of color"
Conservatively estimated, seventy
ff'le pep cent Of the white. yemen v,ah,e
participated in the election voted for
Ozna Shuts. Pray tell US what class
of citizens has the public schools
more at -lieait tiTan these noble wom-
en-? Yet this apostle of freedom
contends that the Democrats not only
had no ticket but actually had no
right to vote at all. void" saws it.
The local legal lights so pronounced
the pescil voting. My. my! What
a nice kettle Of fish! The gall of a
crowd that want to deny the white
women the same privilege they in
sist the black ones have.
Then it saws the Republicans just
voted from force of habit-no con-
test, their election being a foregone
conclusion. Such a pity that all
those eloquent speeches in Hayti,
heart-to-heart talks, and those prom
ises for fine school buildings were
not saved for a sure enough election.
"No interest" yet our information is
that one of the Republican candi-
dates found it necessary to warn
some negroes that if they wrote the
name Of Democrat on their ballots
it would be an act of forgery. Con-
sidering what was done and attempt
ed by the Republican leaders in
Hartford, when, as they say. there
was no OPPOSITION, we are wondering
just what they would resort to IN
real contest.
Even one of their nominees for a
minor office would not stand for the
illiberal, intolerant methods. This
candidate, who, we understand says
he did not file his nomination eertif-
icate (although it got fled) had the
manhood and courage to repudiate
the intriguery of these enemies to a
free ballot bv voting the straight |
Democratic ticket as we are inform-
ed That's rot all. There are hun
sreds Of Republicans in the ranks
whose sense Of justice prompts ther
to swat the ring-leaders who would
take the same technical advantage
Of their own party members If nss.s-
sary to accomplish their selfish esds.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21
II will soon BE- time TO market the
crops Of Ohio county. In what con-
dition are our roads?

There is one conscientious man in
kentucky, If reports be true. He is
John Norman. Of Bowling Green,
who stopped an auctioneer. who was
selling some young cattle for him,
when the heifers reached S135 per
hand
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

FOR SALE-Two full strain White
Wyandotte BOOSTERS. viii also trade
full strain Rhode Island BED Rooster
for ore Of same breed. Call at Her
aid Office.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

The Herald this week publishes 9
brief biographical sketch Of the prin-
sipal towns Of the county and Of thc
various lines Of business conducted
in these towns. 1t is well, we think
to aequaint our readers with the
hustling business wen Of Ohio soun-
ty, and we know Of no better way OF
doing it than as it appears in The
Herald this week. We were assisted
in this work by Major H. J.. Hunt, an
experienced newspaper man, who has
held positions on some Of the larg-
est dailies in the country, and We
wish to thank the business men OF
the county, who generously furnished
him with information in getting out
one of the greatest boosts the bust
ness interests Of Ohio county has
ever had. IA .-ri-i.is
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

All obituaries, card of thanks and
resolutions of respect, are charged
Ger at the rate Of sc per line. Obit-
uery poetry at the rate Of lie per
word.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

If there is any indication Of sick
ness in your hogs, have an experienc'
cd man see them at once: the sick
ness NAV be beg saelera.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

Are you taking any part in the
patriotic movements in Ohio county /?
We mean by this are you giving of
your time and money. AS we said
last week. Ohio county is tagging in
the matter Of patriotism, and it
looks as if it will be necessary for a
German bomb to be dropped within
our gates to wake us up. We must
realize the fact that WE are at war
with one of the most powerful ma
lions on earth and that it will take
food, money and men to win it-and
we must win! Donate at YOUR first
opportunity to the Library Fund, the
Y. NJ. C. A. Fund, or any other move
mcnt that has for its object the adj
vaneement of cur boys at the front.
Get the spirit that pervadss the bal
ance Of the country. Let's be up and
doing!
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

THE HARTFORD HERALD-$1 yr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21
For The Various Towns.
CcntertOwn.


Ccntertown.
Marshall. M. Davis.
Police judge. A. Reneer.
Trustees-L. Morton. s.. T. Dur.
ham, j. F. Ross, E. e. Bishop, w. H
Hooker.
Hartford.
Mayor. e. Bean.
Police Judge. NJ. Grove.
City Council-W. w. Riley, w. II
Park, w. E. Ellis, p. B. Taylor, S. C.
Render, A. C. Acton.
FOrdsville.
Police Judge. p. Kissinger.
Trustees. F. Cooper, G. E. Flu
qua, f. II. Jones, o. T. Cobb, Chas
Mason.
Rockport.
Police Judge. T. Jackson.
Marshal-Will Langford.
Trustees-James Wilson, Sr., ].
w. Ross, A. B. Kevil, E. J. Bratcher.
Rushing Hunt.
Beaver Dam.
Police Judge-H. w. Cooper.
Trustees-W. T. McKenney, E. j.
Tilford, r. w. King, Les Chinn, w.
A. Davis.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

The Republicans say the Demo
cratic nominees who did not have
enough sense to get on the ballot, did
not have sense enough to serve as
county officers. But we venture the
assertion that the Democratic nomi-
nee fer fe7 Sheriff would haze had -Hnorc
"gumption," in summoning a lunacy
jury, than to have picked up the sub
icct to be tried to sit on his own
case.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

Our political adversaries seem to
get some relief of conscience from
the fact that on their pet technical
point the Court of Appeals refused
to sustain Judge Rhea in granting
the injunction against the clerk who
acted so faithfully CD in dealing
with his political opponents. Howev-
er, they take care not to report the
fact that two of the greatest Judges
on the high court bench held, in dis
senting, that it was not necessary
for the candidates to file. the certifi-
Gates which had been issued by the
clerk himself. We refer to Chief
Justice w. +. Settle, our own abb
member, and Judge John D. Carroll,
the noted jurist and compiler of the
Kentucky Statutes and Codes.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

Womens cast-1032
Womens $50
by Ilowa d-369.
The received
complimentary, entirely
ruled sE the ballet.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-11-21

lC H. Morris General received 7s2
IT, r. Weller, Representative received
H. b. Tichenor,
Mack Cook County ISIS
j. s. Glenn Attorney ..........
d. Kirk
Worth Tchsnor, Jaer, 2612
M. Stewart
nnxilh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
Miller, in all the almanaca and comic

Miller, in all the almanacs and comic
papers
when we were n boy. it was told
In a minstrel show thus: a man
buys suit of clothes at "A second
hand store He comes back and
complains that the coat is inhabited
by unpleasant insects. A.. tte
dealer says, We'll. what do you ex-
pect FOR S5-humming brds?"
Vaudeville knows II In this form
Tenant-"Look here, you'll have to
make some repairs In this house.
The cellar is fun OF water" Land
lord Well. what do you expect for
SIS a month-champagn
And just recently we ran across
our old friend again in weekly
comic paper. This time passenger
on a street car calls down the con-
ductor for not calling the names of
the streets distinctly. And the con-
ductor replies, We'll. what do you
expect for sl4 week-a tenor
solo?"
Lastly--a few days ago we ran a
version Of the old thing in this col
umn. We cut its hair trimmed its
whiskers and fitted 1t with a new
suit. but we could not disguise II
completely When you run across II
In any of its costumes send us q
clipping, will you? We are making
a collection of that joke.-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
Mcnday October 90. 1917.

This is a doubtful day In planetary dircc'
lion and one IN which to be very careful
Early lu the morning Venus Uranus and the
sun are In benofic aspect, but later Uranus
changes 10 evil place, while Mars menaLting
az first becomes moro friendly. Jupiter Is
mildly adverse.
Owing to the shifting influences care should
be exercised in all important acts or plans
Women come under sway making for ar
impulse tward sentimentaliiy that may be
most unfortunate.
The stars just now are read 20 be exceed
nglv mcrauciug to the happiness OF women
of every age, who win suffer much thFu ro
nance that may be disastrous as well as thru
affection due 10 domestic ties. Warning Is
livon that scandals may multiply in all circles
OF life
Deceit and treachery are believed TO be
encouraged under the sinister power OF Uranus
and again startling revelations are PROMISED
These may uncover plots near the scrtcrs ol
government and even among government en-
ployes, the scers declare.
Mars appears TO indicute that the United
States army In France will DE close to q
great battle in which It escapes serious casu'
RliticS some time next month.
Aviuors should benefit greatly from new
inventions. hut they have the forecast OF ac'
cdents and losses,
There is a sign that appears to indicate
that the national capital be storm IN some
San Francisco continues under rule max.
ing for many sensational events during the
winter
much Tor the city which should benefit
greatly and generously share ITS profits with
war philanthropics.
Canada has the augury OF riot or upri'
ing the first Of the year, which will not be
serious altho IL may cause some loss OF life.
Warning is given OF subtle danger TO the
president due 10 propaganda by enem!
agents,
an active wear Business aud financial AZ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29

NOTICE rO CONrNACrORs.

Sealed proposals Tor ne furnishing Of all
material and the erecting Of the hcrinsfter
described bridges and culvcrtS, will be re.
ceiyei, opened and considered with tho view
ct awarding contract to the lowest and best
bidder in TIE office OF the County Commits.
sioners OF Tulsa County, Oklahoma, in the
City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma ON the 9th day of
November 1911 between the hours of and
One AT Bridge, located between See
tons 2 and "a, Township ls North. Ranges
Is and II East; Bridge No. 902,
One II H. Bridge, located between Sections
IS and Is Township 10 North, Ranges 10
and Ia East Bridge No, 800
One SIT Culvert located between Sections
! and 2. Township Is North, Range l9 East /;
ono ll.ft. iridye, located between Sec.
tons 10 and 1. Township Is North, Range
10 East; Bri .ge No sos.
One lott. bridge located between Sections
IA and ~ Township is North, Range IS
One lo.h. Bridge, located between sections
Fast: Bridge No. sol
One ll.tt, Rridg,, located between Sections
East: Bridge No SOD.
One 6ft Culvert, located between Sections
II and IL. Township Is North, Range 10
East; Bridge No. Sos.
one a6.ft Bridge located between Sec.
tions 10 and "a, Township ls North. pnge
10 East; Bridge No, SOL
one gan, bridge located between Sections
10 and is, Township 10 North Ranges IS
and Ia East; Bridge No 3o9.
One AIT Calvert located between Sec.
tions 20 aud "a, Township Is North. Range
Ii East; Bridge No al
one ian. bridge, located between Sec.
tons 81 and SO, TownshipNlo North, Range
IL East. Bridge No. ana
One i2f, Bridge located between Sec.
tions aud II, Township 10 North, Range 10
East; Bridge No, 9l3
One aft. span bv S.ft height, re.entorced
concrete box CulNert, between Sections l and
IL, Township - North, Range 10 East
Bridge No. 3lI
Plans for the above described bridges aud
culverts are on file in the office OF the
County Engineer, aud the office OF County
Clerk, in the Courthouse. in the City Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma,
The right TO reject any or all bids is
hereby reserved by the Board OF County Com.
missioners Of Tulsa County
By order OF the Board OF County Com.
missioners OF Tulsa County. State OF Okla
homs this the 18th day OF October, 1917.
LEWIS CLINE, County Cerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
Sldelights on Making of
Army at Camp Travis, Tex

word Webster defines as Equality Of
weight or force. Just poise or balance.
equal balancing of the mind between
motives or reasons"
Whether or not Il prospective flyer
has the sense, rs established In two
DAYS one way is TO place the candi-
Gatc an revolving chair not the Of
flee variety. however. and revolve
chair and candidate AT high rate Of
speed in various directions and at vuri-
Gus angles. The candidate is closely
obsei ed. and the action of his eyes
is closely watched. He is then released
from chair and directed to walk along
ID well defined like marked on the
floor. II he does this succo ssfully, he
Jos said not TO possess the sense Of
equilibrium and cannot qualify as an
aviator of the flying class.
The second test which is more
drastic Is what is known as the
Water Cure" DO not however con
found this with the water cure
Islands on "our little brown friends, -
80 make them ten where they had hid
their guns. and which consisted in
forcing a bamboo rod in the mouth
and pouring the recipient full OF
water after which "a liberal quantity
OF sand was added and the operation
completed by jumping on the stomach
of the "guCu" and kicking in "A few
stats as was sometimes practiccd
by the Mucaboc scouts, to the writer's s
personal knowledge.
The Water Cure" as used TO cs-
tabiish 4 prospective flyers sense of
equilibrium. consists of forcing water
into the head thru the ears and then
observing the actions of the candidate
/ Sometimes both the chair and the
water cure are used, and the Candi-
: date is then directed 20 walk the
chalk line" II he can, he can't fly
and II he can't. he can fly. SO it Is
stated. 1t is said that many candi-
dates, who thot they could fly. found
after taking the tests that they pos
/ sessed neither the sense OF equilibrium
nor the sense of humor.
An aviator was recently killed neal
| the great Kelly field. when his ma
| chine fell a short distance to the earth
who had been commissioned n frs
J lieutenant in the aviation section. II
! is stated that the tests given him bN
| the military authorities developed tn,
I fact that he did not possess the SENSE
/ OF equilibrium. and therefore he haC
! been relegatcd to the class of non
| flying aviators. altho still an officer
/ in the aviation section OF the sigma
corps lie was however wealthy
man and owned his own private flying
machines and IL was while flying IN
his own machine that h2 tell and re-
CeiVod injuries from which he died a
| couple OF days later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
LEGAL

RESOLUTION BY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS,
TULSA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. -
BE il resolved by the Board OF Commits
sioncrs OF Tulsa County Oklahoma. in ses.
sion this the 18th day Of October, 1917, that
the County Clerk be authorized TO advertise
for bids for the furnishing OF oil material
and erection the hereinafter named bridges
and culyerts, plans for the same having been
prepared by the County Enginccr Of Tulsa
County, copies OF which. accompanied with
estimates, are now on file in the office OF the
County Clerk OF Tulsa County and in the
office OF said County Engineer:
One l4-it. span bridge located between
Sections 10 and -, Township 1s North,
one l2.ft. span bridge located between
Sections 10 and IS. Township 10 North,
Ranges 10 and Ii East: Bridge No. 3o4.
One SIT. culvert located between Sections
aud ., Township Is North Range 10 Eaat;
one Iln span bridge located between
Sections l6 and u, Township 1s North,
Range 10 East, Bridge No 3o5.
Range 10 East; Bridge No 8io
One loft. span bridge located between
Sections 10 and 2l Teewnship IS North.
One lift. span bridge located between
Sections l6 and FL Township Is North,
Range 10 East Bridge No, 800
One 90 culvert located between Sections
East. Bridge No. 30s
one 36.h. span bridge located between
Sections 10 ana - Township 10 North,
Rang 10 and Ii East Bridge No SOL
One 2l.t. span bridge located between
Sections 10 and l6, Township ~ North
Ranges IS and II East Bridge No 9o9
One AN. span bridge located between
Range IT East Bridge No. 3l2.
One ie.ft span bridge located between
Sections and ii, Township 10 North, Range
10 East: Bridge No 3l3.
one 3.ft span rc-enforced concrete culvert
located between Sections | and II. Township
10 North, Range 10 East: Bridge No. 3l4.
That the date for receiving and opening
and for the further consideration OF bids for
the erecting OF the above set out bridges, be
set for the 9th day Of November 1917, In the
office Of the County Comm Ssioners in the
Courthouse, IN the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma
between the hours OF . and . o'clock p NJ
OF said date
Passed and approved by the Board Of
Commissioners Of Tulsa County on this the
18th day Of October, 1917.
". l.. NORTH.
Attest; Vice Chairman.
LEWIS CLINE.
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have fifteen good used Ford cars, tour.
ing and roadsters, 1914 1915, 1915. 1917.
ranging in price from S255 to $500 all in
first.class mechanical condition.
Am going 20 leave Kansas City and must
dispose OF these cars at once: For further
and satisfactory bill OF sale will be given.
William J. Glover, 4l4 West 42nd ST., Kan
sas City, Mo.
JEFFREY seven-passenser car, run 5000
miles, to exchange for good lot. Address
p o. Box 9s2, Tulsa, Okla.
LoCOMOBILE-i9l6 seven-passenger; has
been driven 5000 miles; car in excellent
condition every way; price $4,000. Ad.
dress Texas Motor Co, Texariana Ark
MAXWELLr-For quick sale, Maxwell deliv'
cry car, closed body, suitable for laundry,
bakery or cleaning work. run 2. 400 miles,
two new nobby.tread tires, extra wheel,
good reason foS selling. Ward Grocery,
ovERLAND-Good five.passsnger Overland,
extra tire and rim, good shape. Phone
1891, call Ross
VERI.AND-Classy brown chummy, just
!. out; brown upholstering, cream colored wire
wheels; can be bought on time payments /;
opportunity TO buy now At lowest price:
don call unless you mean business. Tele'
phone $3.50.
AUTOMOBILE for sale 1917, dve'psssen.
yer car In good condition; will demon.
strate; cheap for cash. John Planning Mil
Co., II North Peoria.
FoR sALE--seven Passenger studebaker, in
Al condition, will trade for Ford or
Chevrolet and difference in money. 207
North Boulder. Phone llo9.J
FOR SAIE-25 Ford wheels, new, 81 so
each; one set OF new 36x4 O. D. castings
at q liberal discount: See our new line OF
soxs " non.skid castings for Fords. s10.95.
Auto Salvage, as East Second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
The Oldest Joke.

We believe That IN The Garden OF
Eden. Adam gave Eve rose in eN-
change for kiss And she shud-
dered and said, Ugh! There's a
spider on the rose" And he ans
wered. well. what do YOU expect
for one stingy little kiss--an ichthy-
osaurus2"
We believe that TO he the oldes,
Joke in the world--older than the
goat. the mother-in law, or any that
are supposed to be included In the
original seven. In varying forms
one finds II in the Talmud, in Plau-
tus in Aesop, in Rabelais, In Joe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ARCHER, T., liis-Two light housekeep'
ing rooms.
BOSTON, s, i7i6-rhree furnished rooms
Tor housekesping front and rear entrance
good well. Phone 49l2 until 8. 43l9'J
after p. m.
BURNETT, f.. 15s0-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping
CHEYENNE. s, 920-one suite OF house
keeping rooms Tor rent; no children.
Phone 3s65.
CHICAGO PLACE, si9-one nicely fur
nished light housekeeping room. Phone
EASrON, T., 102t--Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping,
FIFTH, W. s2s--one light housekeeping
room adjoining bath IS per week.
HASKELL, W, 2-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms for rent; four
blocks north of Katy depot.
HODGE E.--For rent. two modern light
housekeeping rooms. also garage. Phone
MADISON, s, 30a-Two rooms for light
Housekeeping; strictly modern: no chill
dren Phone 32e5.
MAIN, s. 6ie-Light Housekeeping rooms
at GIG South Main. Phone 5l0i.R
MAYpELL,N s., 7l2-Light housekeeping
rooms; In modern home; no children.
Ihon1 6o59
MAYBELL, n. 15-For rent. thou house
keeping rooms. Phone 2s3s. No children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
Rricg C.nnlpaign.

The Russians think highly OF
General January"
Yes. but General January Is like
too many other Russian generals"
"How's that"
only stays on the job about 80
DAYS"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
PURELY PERSONAL

SEVERAL babies for adoption Mrs. Mil.
roy, lll5 East Olive Guthrie, Okla.
THOSE wishing to get in touch with Charles
Gilbert, ladies tailor. formerly in the Ohio
building viii please call phone rs. or p.
O. BOX III, permanent location will be an
nounced later. Charles Gilbert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
RooMs--UNFvRNIsHED

PHOENIX, n. 23--For rent two front
rooms, unfurnishtd; house modern.
TRoOST, 1Als--nwo clean unfurnished
rooms; no children. Phone 05a9.J.
FOR RENT--Three large unfurnished ground
floor rooms, with fireplace, no objection
room. Phone s0s6 after O y. IN. Sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

COSTUME WORKS. moved TO 217 Contra
Nauoral Bank Bldg. Mrs. j. II, Anderson
mAnnger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-29
EMPLOYMENT.
HEI.P WANTED-NIALI

HELP WANTED-MALE 20
delivery Model Cothlers.
Bows Wantcd--0ver 10 years, with wheels.
HaSty Messenger Service.
CARPENTER Wanted-At 1924 East Bur
nett street Cal1 3s71.R
CEMENT FINISHER wanted on curb; steady
work. Apply forenoon on Job. West Tulsa,
or call no
CLERK wanted, night clerk at Detroit hotel.
DITCH diggers wanted, three colored men
at s o'clock Monday morning. East Third
and Greenwood.
I.AB0RERS-Thirty men wanted, Thirteenth
and Forest good wages. Take Bellview
car or O. u. 4. line.
nett; steady work; houses TO rent. The
Hughes Stone Co., Tulsa. Okla.
MESSENGER BoYS-wanted, five messen.
ger boys with wheels and three porters.
Apply Quaker Drug company.
PoRTER--Wanted, colored porter with bi.
cycle: inquire Walkover Boot Shop 1928
South Main.
PORTER colored, wanted. Apply at once
Plymouth Drug Go. Must be experienced.
P0RTERS-Wanted, two Colored porters, ex.
perienced; must have good references; $40
per month. Apply head porter, Hotel
Tulsa,
YOUNG MAN--with, push and energy and
who can invest $500 to 81, 900 in a large
Tulsa concern This will secure you .
guaranteed dividend Of 10 per cent and
$3.50 monthly salary. Position must be
filled at once. Give phone number. Ad.
dress Box ara. care World