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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
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GIRL, white to assist; good home; good wages
reference required; carfare refunded. 1905
Abanus ST. Logan. or phone Wyo 1850
%@9GS ar on %ees to9es aos al EH
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Brown Bailey Co.
FRANKLIN and Willow sts --.
ans wanted accustomed 10 working in spin.
ming mill learners taken. Cotton Mill I'd
and Huntingdon
GIRt,s over 10; stetaiy work; good wages paid
while Earning Apply uriswod Worsled co"
GIRLS. 10 or over to make steel pens; steady
work.; 50 80 week while learning. 1911 Spring
iiovERNEsS for children reference required
q Az. Ledger central
IoUsEwORE Adult woman for housework,
permanent position; small family n suburbsi
no washing; German preferred 1910 Market
ousrwoREwste ,sr Ggr sS"S5s nd house s
kNITrERs, experienced on circular spring beard
yssnd fcas m'%Rad Fsesed EnGcrwRSaS RSS Go ag
Howard ST
LADIES or 70 handle nd; & the business E SO Of our onT
RHn,oMAlodgc RH,Aldd 'S Or tic real estate or aubshins
PmGSIIESi PmGaSmIEari so77Y7', Realty Publishing Company
iih aud Walnut SITS.
hi6 in ali household duties. sewing, etc no
Y1S"iLsd Yid. Lsdscr E'" one y''' ''''''''' .
MEMBERS, experienced, on knit Jersey cloth
good pay. Ilygienic Fleeced Underwear Co.
ail5 \, Howard st.
MOTHERS HELPER and governess combined;
French or Enelish preferred. for = boys. 3i2
ana capable Of taking entire charge at any
time parents are away; mus' have had sue
ccssful previous experience; Germantown in
winter and seashOro In summer good place,
with refined surroundings: write. stating sal
and references. "i"j Wayne ave.
NIGHT CLERK
Young wumau more than II. hours . D.
',oN la03
NURSE for child I good wages. under 30 years
can sunday before noon, Apartment 5.E,
Swarthmore Apartments, I'D and Walnut.
NURSE white at nee. T, r chile wears old; to
sleep out Apply G3s6 overlook ave, or
phone Oyerbrook 1854.
OPERATORS ON an parts of shtrtwaists3 plenty
of vo"l, for fuckers. hnishers, trmmers; learn
rrS taken; paid while learning. The lIHgc-
dom-MerH CO.. 3d and Brown.
OPERATORS. experienced on ladies' dresses all
parts. skirt and body. Grernspan & co. y. T..
cor l2tn hnd Arch sts.
OPERATORS. experienced ON ladies' muslin
underwear: also hemstitchcrS and fuckers
IcrTcr-ErHdley CO.. ll27-i3 Vine.
SPOOL.EItS experienced on cottuai good wages
4g3 y. 3d St
STENOGRAPIIER aud clerical assistant for
E'n,rHi othc" wotk position open for recent
graduate. Apply III person by letter, II. X.
Muliord CO.. Gl Golden, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER
experienced Apply Bureau OF Employment
~ noor before II a. m.
STRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER
TIFt'tSIrS ,,, ,h,,, ,,,,l loo. 90, Ia,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS. 1920 BAINBRIDGE ST, HAS
ALL NATloNAIITIES SUPPLIED AND
WANTED. PHONE LOCUST 9i3n
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CRAFTSMAN

Wanted. machine designer. with
technical education, eSperi-
enCed I'm handling special ma
Chinery; must be accurate. re-
liable and possess initiatives;
state experience and salary re-
quired; good opportunity for
right man.
PANGBORN CORPORATION
HAGERSTOWN. MD.
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nent requires tho services ~ man f9T office ,,ac
highest reference. q Gi5. Ledger Central
y.s-it is ,rue our ssiasnen do make more
money Than they could BY selling anything
Edl q our successful statesmen
prepare you t6orousRiy without cost e YOU %
.ueienp pare%ialr eHeeulys ability to handle other
B Yesthe snGf ffHSGS'SRS HSSGS Volume Edition advertised
by sears RoG61c ;ib ca he srdee 5ee OS seller
0nIff you % rsTStSs are the rsRt T KIND we have
BSSS BSSsSens SfGS fST S2@ '%S world
Yes--we work leads, exclusively ana we
EncyeiopaediS Brtar9!ca Co., 1ao $. 18th ST.
= Walnut.
sAIESMEN-Wantcd several high-grade thor:
the best-adyertised popular-priced cars on tha ,a
ReIl aby 2g'T to rum rum 5000 or nam need arp
cnsr sa,G m st ee 49, n Sdeep ofce
SALESMAN who can sell stock IN sound Iond. bTs
% nSss 1aT pr Stntss liberal terms 10
right man. y 3d. Ledger Office.
sive Young men at present as statesmen IN our
siSs stSs Sei. %Sp'f7''SM 7so Market st" St '''',
SHIP FITTERs-wanted first class ship filters
for shell yorrE recegofS S ox nsfs sis. Bath Me
H',1iiSaM Nnarican Metal d" Co. si4 Armat St, herman
STEEL, DIE PREsSMAN wanted to operate.
$50 waite die presseS stsady W2Tk ass Ihe
STOCK SAIESNiAN--Opcning for hgh-class
man to connect with conservative corporationi
% f9g mnn wh a' ceRne ]
basis Apply w%t between 20 ang narsr IA snd Rds snd
sTocKKEEPER one who is familiar with
EHeTRh,'& HHsh ( Terry jasper and Ontario SITS
riro' Inrc. ArmiIiiGy mail Thos Law, WAYNE, Pi.
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AUTO REPAIRING

SPEEDONETER TROUBLES
See BILLY. at his now location,
$40 NORTH BROAD ST.
WE REPAIR ANY MAKE OF CAR Ilupmobns
ronairing n specialtv.
FiAvEf. w. sMITii. sa43 y. Carlisle It, 4
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AUTO SUPPLIES

AUTO TIRES
HERCULES TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 Miles,
3ox3; ;....,.,SG 33aextii.''''''',,2ssss
HERCULES TIRE CO, 6l2 ~ Broad ST,
PULLMAN TIRES "a
Guarant oed $500 miles. Compare prices.
GRIM'S. 236 y. Broad st.
3uV3ta NONSklb TIRES ......., ''''''s y
3OX3is Red Tubes. guarantee ....:.,,. l'ts
RUDOLPH TIRE co. 1235 Arch ST
FORD TIRES. 3Ox3la nonskid, 81
I;uHrant ned. All sizes. cheap: STANDARD maD
nrss 10 W. Rittenhouse St. Germantowh
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CADILLAC 1913 TOURING
New SILK mOhair top; Delco starting A.. a.,
ing; $50 klaxon horn Silvertown Cos,aa iifnt
on rear Gabriel snubbers front and rsas uree
vet shock absorbers; 4.cyllnder tire nvr. n.r. We.
extra shoes and rims, clock, etc y. moe, s,smn,
lent condition in every way; price sIiS eaoet
THOMAS NJ SLACK
10 n. Walnut St,
Bell phone 25T West Cbss,.. r
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CADILLAC LIMOUSINE LkNDAtiI- -r;r--
Deioo lighting and starting; driven lss. :.
5000 miles In excellent condition.; xrsS' haH
cord upholstering in rear compartmsn,W Wnp
ing tube. etc; price $3.50. N"se' SPEAK
THOMAS NJ. SLACK
Bell phone 257. West ch.,,.
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YOUNG MAN. as order clerk: good prospect for
advancement; state age, experience ana sal
grv r 4dS Ledger OHiCc.
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iiRI white. to assist; good homei good wages
Albanus ST.. Logan. or phone Wyo. 1885.
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sacrifice for mmedia,. .,,-
new Cadillac I-passenger touring cav,
months old absolutely perfect condition
worth within 10 per cent OF new car but r,n snl
be sold and Will make sacrifice TO reaiizs" "uss Nv
mediate cash. Phone Spruce 307l, Mr. s.,mma. ,m.
man. y n. m. TO p. IN, daily. In eyenIns ~
Sunday phone Woodland 4O2i ''"k ~
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

BAkER EbECTRlC-Lady will sacr,c.. ~
srh a-passenger coupei perfect condit,nre mo1-
s. ftlo Ieiper ". Phone Frank ford ncc Mn.
BUICK 1915 roadster, eauippeo vi,h :. -2vs.
,sncer slp covers and bumpers elesSnt ~
l.. s. BOWERS co. Used car psnar, =
-'o N4rih Broad St Walnut 5s2'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
Baseball Players Have Support of
Sam Gompers Now; Johnson Says
Athletes Get too Much From Series

fit to take in order to better existing
conditions"
President y. B. Johnson OF the
American league arrived here late to-
day from Chicago lie said he had
come to attend the meeting of the
schedule committees. The American
league executive said he did not care
TO talk about the proposed strike, but
that II IT cvcutuated, the American
league had enough players under con-
tract to start the season and that
others would be secured to fill any
vacancy that might exist
Doubts n Strike
81 do not think" he said, that the
players Of the major leagues will
carry their contentious SO far as to
strike
Johnson also said that he was not
I'm favor of the plan To divide the pro-
ceeds of the players share OF the
worlds series money among any eX-
cept the competing club players. "To
the victors belong the spoils,' was the
way he put 1t. lie did say. however,
that he thot the players had been re-
ceiving too much money for this series
and that the American league pro-
posed to remedy that by the rule pro-
hibiting more than double the regu-
lar admission fees for worlds series
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
Y. W. C. A. TO EMPLOY
ARCHITECT TONIGHT
Plans for Building Will Be
Discussed at Meeting of
Committee This Evening.

Definite plans for the construction
of the new Y. w. g. A. building,
which will be located at the intersec-
ton of Fifth and Cheyenne. will be
made tonight when the building com
mittee of the association Is to hold a
business session. The architect who
will be intrusted with the plans for
the edifice will be chosen at the Same
time.
Members Of the building committee
have been unable to come To any
definite decision as to the exact struc-
ture of the building. one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars Is the
amount raised by the association last
summer and with this the committee
expects to erect "A building that will
be a credit TO the city
The members of the committee also
expect to choose some capable bust
ness man of the city at the meeting
to act as secretary OF the committee
and help to see that the work is car
ried out as Will be agreed upon.
Mrs. J. A. Hull has been serving as
secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
MEXICAN CONGRESS WILL
GO IN SESSION SEPT. |
Constitutional Convention Fixes Limit
for Meeting of Solons to Three
Months.

QUERETARO, Jan. 15.-The CON
stitutional assembly adopted articles
today providing that the Mexican con-
gress shall meet on September ! and
that its regular sessions shall not eX-
tend beyond December 81. Another
article makes n two-thirds vote OF the
members of the houses OF congress
Necessary to override the veto of the
president.
The delegates defeated an effort to
place Mexico city under the govern
ment of Il board of commissioners in
stead of the ayunatmiento, or free
board of aldermen, which has gov
erned the city since 1921.
The assembly decided after consid-
cradle debate that its sessions must be
concluded January 81 In accordance
with the decree under which 1t was
convened. Many delegates asserted
during the discussion that IL was inn
possible to complete the labors of the
assembly by that date.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
YOUTH SMASHES CAR INTO
CURB TO AVOID COLLISION
ArbOi Thomas Narrowly Escapes In-
jury and Machine Is Wrecked
~ Result.

Bystanders drew their breath
sharply yesterday afternoon about
$40 when, at Main and Seventh, Ar
bol Thomas, IL West Ninth. who was
driving n car belonging TO his father.
barely escaped death or injury in an
attempt to avoid colliding with a
smaller car which was going in tho
opposite direction.
Thomas was going south on Main.
while the other car was speeding in
the other direction. Seeing that u
collision seemed inevitable, he tried
to turn his car to the side, but was
unable to do so. and struck the
curbing with tremendous shock. The
car was considerably damaged, one Of
the front wheels being smashed COM
pletely and the fender broken; but the
occupant of the car escaped with no
serious injuries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
PRESBYTERIAN Showing Against
Christians Encourages Fol-
lowers of Team.
INDIVIDUAL STARRING SEEN
Coach Schmidt Confident He
Can Make Squad Hit To-
gether Against Sooners.
ny FLOYD STONE.

The class OF playing which the Ken
dali team showed in the two games
with Phillips university conVnccs the
Henry Kendall supporters that the
local colegians have no cause to wor-
ry about the outcome Of the games
with oklahoma university at Norman
next Friday and Saturday nights
The Enid squad showed the result
of many hours with the ball and they
outclasscd the Kendall quintet in team
work. but with the five nights to pruc-
tice this week and the exceptional
ability Coach schmidt has to work
with gives rise TO the hopes for u
championship team this season.
The squad which met the Philips
quintet was in the poorest Of condi-
tion at the time of the game that II
has over been. Handicapped 10y the
lack ~ a court To practice on and
worn out 10y the long. tircsome trip
60 Enid and given no time 10 rest be
fore the game the Tulsa squad could
not be expected to do very fast work.
captain Ticst out.
Everett Ficst. captain. was kept out
OF the games because of the condition
of his ears. Some while ago he diVcd
into the swimming pool and some
water Wus forced into his ear and the
membrane had TO he puucturcd be
fore the water could Dee extracted
one of the ears has not healed yet ana
he was operated ON yesterday after
noon I'm AN probability he will be In
condition 90 play no the games against
the SOonors. l'I,st was the star Of
KondAils tc1m last season and his
work was greatly missed I'm the two
affairs with the Enid boys Everett is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
CUB MANAGER CUTS
SEVERAL SALARIES
Six Stars Holding "War Time" Con
tracts To Draw Reduction,
Npcghman Announces

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Salaries Of six
members Of the Chicago Nationals
who held war" contracts have been
reduced $1,000 or more. President
Weeghman announced today.
The six players in 1916 received an
aggregate salary Of S3S,00O. Two OF
the men, Catchers Archer and vii
son have declined to sign at the re-
duccd salaries.
The salaries paid the six players
were: Pitcher Seaton, $500;
catcher Archer. $1,000; Pitcher
Lavender. $4,000; Pitcher Hendrix
$4,000; Catcher Wilson, $500; In
fielder Zeider, $4,000. President
Wecghman said that salaries Of play
ors who played winning ball last sea
son will not be reduced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
Where She Mas Hurt.

In these days of such spread-out ed
ucation, children learn things thcir
fathers and mothers know very little
al out.
Nora, n Missouri girl aged Q. met
her father the other day with her
eyes full OF tears.
"Oh, Daddy" she walled. 1--WE just
fallen and bumped my patella."
Dear, dear? Poor little girl!" said
father, sympathetically. examining her
elbow.
Nora drew herself angirly away.
"Huh" she snorted. with a SUI
perior air. IL said my petella-thats :
not my petella-my petella is my
knee cap"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
ANY Direction Would DO.

She had attained some success as
an authoress and after her marriage
decided to write novel. Some
months later she complained to her
husbands: MY new novel goes but
slowly. dear; but my publisher assures
mo it would go into the thousands II
we'd Just get up some sort of SEN
sation-for instance-get YOU to enter
divorce proceedings"
Tho husband meditated thotfully a
few moments.
Well" he said, "I can't afford tina,
but-Im willing TO run 9way!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
second Division.


"T-T|TNT " IT TTTT--
ALTON. okla. Jan. II Columbus
high school defeated the Alton high
school 40 to "a at Columbus Friday
night This is.the first game of the
scasou between the two teams but
most likely return game will ho
scheduled as ALTON is anxious 10 re-
deem itself I'm football last fan Alton
defeated columbus by a large score
and Alton was also hoping that she
could do ~ well In basketball.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
NORTHERN OKLAHOMA
CAGE LEAGUE OPENS
Blackwell, Ponca City and Mcdford
Winners in Opening Games of
the season.

Special to The World
BLACKWELL, Okla, Jan. 10
Blackwell defeated Perry 90 TO 1S:
Ponca CITY defeated NewkirlS 80 to u
and Medford defeated Caldwell A to
u in the cirst round of games in the
northern oklahoma High School Bas-
Eetball league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
Bcwildcring.

Crawford-Yourw wife seems to be
all tangled up in her housekeeping.
Crabshaw-You see, she trise to
follow all the so-called useful hints
I'm the women's magazine.-Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
BASKET T0SSERS IN
SCHOOLS ORGANIZE
Youthful Cagers Ready for
Opening of Championship
Season ON Courts.

Under the supervision of Physical
Director Rohh. the basket tossers OF
the city school system viii open the
race for the city championship Rt tho
Horace Mann gymnasium week
from tho coming Friday. Every
school I'm the entire system viii be
represented 10y team aggregation
and the competition for the champion
shin huuors will hc exceedingly kccn'
that is. Judging from the enthusiasm
shown by the youngsters i'm their
practice games.
All the games Of the league Will be
PLAYED iu tho Horace Mann ESmna-
sum under the direction OF MIR. Rohh.
The two divisions ~ the league battle
for the championship OF their re
spcctiNe divisions and the finale OF
the season viii bc a battle royal be-
tween the winner OF the crown of the
first division and the winner Of the
crown Of the second division, which
win bc played some time Immediately
after tho season closes.
Tho schedule for the season is as
follows:
First Division.
January %. Horace Mann vs. River
view. January %, Irving " Sequo-
yah: january 90. RiNcrview vs.
Washington. February 3, Irving vs.
Horace Mann. February t, SoQuoyah
vs. Washington. February -, River
view vs.. Irving. February IL. Wash
ingtun vs.. Horace Mann; February
Inc, Rivervicw VS.. SeQuoyah; February
20. Irving vs.. Washington,
second Division.
January -. Usage vs. Kendall;
january %. Lougfeuow Ns. Celia
clinton; january 81, Usage vs.. Celia
Clinton; February !, Kendall Vs. Lin
coin: February Z, Lougfcllow W
Usage. February s, Celia clinton vs.
Lincoln. February a. Kendall vs..
Longfcllow; February TO- Lincoln vs.
Osugc: February 2l, Kendall VS.. Celia
clinton; February 22. Lougfcllow vs..
Lincoln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
As IL Were.

"That janitor OF mine works like a
Trojan"
''Like a Trojanitor, so to speak"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

Copyright. 1917, by II, C. Fisher.
Trade Mark Reg, U. S. Pat. Off)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

new YORK. Jan 15.-A new
phase of the threatened strike Of the
BASEBALL Players fraternity developed
here late today when it was learned
that Samuel Gompcrs president Of
tho American Federation Of Labor,
and President David l.. Fultz, Of the
players organization. had been In con-
ference relative TO the proposed action
Of the fraternity members in rcfus-
ing To sign 1917 baseball contracts un-
I'll such time as the minor league
magnatcs should grant requests made
10y the players.
Gompcrs was located at a local ho-
tel Just as he was leaving for Wash
lngtun.
Gompcrs Friendly.
IL have been I'm close touch he
said, with tho officers OF the Base
ball Players fraternity for some lit
tic time, and while the players or
pani2atiou is not affiliated with us as
yet, / am In fun sympathy with their
requests and actions and they have
my moral support ] am deeply in
terestcd in the welfare of the ball
payers ana tn'S VIII nave my sup
port in any action that they may see
----@--~-~->-~~-~---- -~~~~---~~--~-~~--~-~~~~-
Of opposing forwards by the way he
plays his defensive game.
New Man Fast.
pomniQues. at forward, Is the
latest addition to the Kendall scoring
squad ana Is one OF the fastest men In
the state. He ~ II little Indian and
never gives his man time TO rest
Dominiqucs is whlrlwind with the
ball and shooting baskets Is second
nature to him. Ammuns Is also q
promising luminary at guard and hi'
ability and enthusiasm Is inNcrscll
proportional 20 his size.
Each man on the squad Is an olo
man of experience and with the prac
ticc obtained this week I'm the work
outs the Kendall team will be in fiEht'
ing trim such as few squads can at
tain.
Coach Schmidt is moro than salts
fled with the team individually an'
he Is determined To get some team
work by the time OF the first Sooner
clash
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16


robbers have hurried to the Usage
Hills.
After securing those famous hills
for Is hours - picked men returned
empty handed
Which was to be expected.
Al posses return from the Usage
hills empty handed.
An Of which reminds us that some
OF the prominent citizens living in or
near those wonderful Usage hills
threatened to institute suit charging
libel against the newspaper that
started that bandits are fleeing TO the
Usage hills stuff.
There is a golden opportunity open
for the citizens.
We hope they collect.
IN PASSING.
There's one thing that's certain"
says old Mr.. Peck;
~ boil on the stove IL
Worth two ON the neck
Luke McLukc.
Another things certain,
Nou'n find in the end
\ knock at the door Is
Worth two AT Il friend.
-Nonkcrs Statesman.
Aud this, could do IL.
I'd publish in red:
one cheer for the liNing'S
Worth two for the dead.
-Dcuoit Free Press.
And hcr,r let me chortlc
In Joyous glcc:
A big, fat baby has no
Place on my knee.
Then, idly glancing thru the coll
umns, we lamp the desires of our chief
Of police.
lie tells the folk what he wants.
And we hope ne gets them.
II is getting pretty tough on the
policemen when they have to be regu-
lar Grecian "humdingers" to get job
patrolling a beat.
Applicants for Jobs on the police
force viii be forced to tell the chief
whether they smoke chew or swear.
That seems little unreasonable.
compelling them to divulge their past.
But we suppose it's all right.
However. We can't understand the
chewing tobacco phase of the case.
From some of the examples we were
beginning TO believe that was one ac-
Icomplishment necessary to insure em-
ployment,
Chewing tobacco We mean.
Then he desires to know If the men
flirt with the ficklo Goddess OF
Chance.
That proves one of our contentious
We always did claim policemen
were not taking as great chances with
their lives as they claim they do.
And the chief knew II all along.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

We always did claim policemen
were not taking as great chances with
their lives as they claim they do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

That proves one of our contentious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16
Chewing tobacco We mean.

Then he desires TO know If the men
flirt with the ficklo Goddess OF
Chance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

(By ICY" LOGSDON.)

We notice that group of bank
robbers have hurried to the Usage
Hills.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

And the chief knew it all along.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

After securing those famous hills
for l5 hours II picked men returned
empty handed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

Then, idly glancing thru the coll
umns, we lamp the desires Of our chief
Of police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-16

II is getting pretty tough on the
policemen when they have to be regu-
lar Grecian "humdingers" to get a job
patrollinE a beat