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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
STREATOR WOMAN
IS VICE PRESIDENT
Of STATE TEACHERS

Springfield. Ill, Dec. 29-Georee q.
Wham, professor of history at the
Southern Illinois Normal School. Car
h0ndale, Has elected president Of the
Illinois State Teachers Association
In convention here Yesterday. lie will
succeed W II. Hatfield. of Chicago
other officers chosen were.
First Wee president Elizabeth D.
Harvey. Belyidere.
Second vice president Marion
Hoadley, Streator.
Third vice president Albert W.
Evans, Chicago.
Treasurer harles Mcintosh. Mon
ticcllo
Member executive committec--H f.
Brown, kenilworth.
Winners In yesterdays state spe,,-
Ing contest We're: Gold medal. Lolita
Rhine, Hamilton county; silver med
al Margaret Sanford, Henry county,
and bronze medal, Dorothy Mulberry.
Christian country.
Adept All Resolutions.
All Of the resolutions offered by the
resolutions committee were adopted
One resolution which sums up the
rest, follows:
That We will make Il masteriul
effort 10 inculcate and make com
mon property Of the following vital
truths.
THAT our country was forced In.
TO this war.
/ THAT i, is fighting only for what
! is absolutely necessary, right and
honorable.
THAT there must be no question
able patriotism
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
THOS. FOSTER, A
CIVIL WAR VETERAN.
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Thomas J. Howard. aged IS years,
veteran OF the Civil war, died this
morning at i O'clock following an III
ness Of less than four days from par,
alysis. at the home OF Henry Miller.
Sl3 Mulberry street, where he had
made his home for the. past fifteen
years
MI Howard was born in July. 1889,
in New York, and came to Illinois al
a very early age He enlisted early
in the civil war in Company c.. S,h
Illinois Infantry, and fought during
the war with that company. Follow
Ing this he returned to La Sale coun
ty. where he had made his home since
that time,
He was a member of the local G. A
Il. and always took an active part in
the organization,
Until his Illness this week, Mr.
Howard had enjoyed good health. and
his death came as a great shock tC
his friends here.
He is survived by two brothers and
one sister-ll Humphrey b. Howard OF
1865 Illinois avenue, John Howard
and Mrs. Emma Custerson, OF Gin
ton. Iowa.
The funeral services for Mr.. How
ard will be held Monday afternoon a
$3.50 from the Miller home Oh Null
berry street, Rev J. T. Mueller ofIic
iating and interment will be in OF
tawa Avenue cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
LOOP FIRE EN0ANGERS
ENTIRE BLOCK Of DOWN
TOWN BUSINESS BlOGS.
Continued from PAGE ~

had run lower than the amount US.
nally handled By the bakers and kept
10 their store rooms.
Bakery a Complete Loss.
Only the four walls OF the bakery
remain standing, and these. accord.
Ing to building experts. will be- of no
avail in the reconstruction OF the
shop. The rear end OF the La Sale
street store will have to be complete
~ rebuilt. while il is probable Il new
roof will have TO be constructed on
the main building together with a
new ceiling.
Mr.. Goodmans office on the mez
canine floor vas entirely destroyed
II was thru there. according TO Fire
Chief llOissenin that the fire found
its way into the La Sale street build.
ms
Partially Covered by Insurance.
Mr. Goodman this afternoon thated
that while the loss is not totally GOV
cred he Is fairly we'll protected in re
gard TO serious damage by the fire.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
TWO SHOTS FROM U. S.
SHIP SINKS U.B0AT

London. Dee. g. British naval men
had high words OF praise fer Ameri-
can guunery today AS the result ct
the exploit OF an American rassen'
ger liner which sank German sub
marine with two shots,
/, took the Yankee gunners just
two seconds to send the U-boat to the
aware what had happened the signal
"A direct hit had been flashed and
flying debris l.5oo yards III The wake
Of the vessel showed whore the SUB.
marine had met its doom
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
MOTHER IDENTIFIES
PICTURE OF SON
4 GERMAN CAPTIVE

Chicago. Lee 29.--First photo
graphs of American soldiers held pris
oncr By Germans have been received
here and reveal two Chicago men
among them.
Harry Loughman. son OF stephen
L.ouehman. was identified among the
prisoners by his mother and Mrs.
William Obcrst recognized the picture
of her son, Ilerschel Godfrey.
The boys fathers are employees Of
the Western Newspaper Union.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
CITY and VICINITY ITEMS

Or. and Mrs. f. ". Weis left this
afternoon for DeIeon Springs. Fla
10 spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Fet2er left this
morning for 81. Petersburg. Fla. to
spend the winter
Miss Harriet Kruse. OF Aurora. Is
spending the week end n the home
OF her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. II t.
kruse
Miss Elizabeth itermes. cashier At
the Stiefel clothing store. who has
been very i'll. is much improved and
will soon be able To be out again.
Miss Anne Carr returned home last
night from Strcat0r after a visit
with friends In that city.
Mrs. Otto Gondoll. OF Chicago. is
visiting at the home OF her sister
Mrs. s. G. Geiger in this city.
MIR. and Mrs Il. VI. Halligan and
family leave today for Chicago 10
spend New Years with their sons
Richard ana GEORGE.
Art Pfost OF Racine. Wis. is Wis
itng Miss Lillian Scherer on Jack
son street.
Joseph Maicr Is visiting his cousin
Hubert Mates on Sanger street.
Mrs. Rachael De Bolt and niece
Miss Josephine Spradling left yester
day afternoon for Highland Park
where they will spend the rest of the
winter.
Mrs, Emily Parrot has returned &c
her home on Congress street. after
spending two months with her daught
or, Mrs. Edward Zilm in Streator
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Fetzer nave gon,
to spend the winter in St Petersburg
Florida.
Mrs. Anna Hanley. "A nurse at Ry
burn hospital, i'll leave Monday TO
Chicago, here she will finish her train
ing in 4 Chicago hospital.
John Armstrong has returned TO hi
home in Glesburg after a business triI
to this city.
Miss Edna Comiskey of Strmtor i
visiting Miss Anna Dwyer in this
city.
! Charles Ryan OF 81. Louis arrlyet
in Ottawa last night for visit =
the home of his wife's parents, Mr
and Mrs. G. " Iron. on Congress!
street.
/ Frank Weber. a former La Sail
county deputy recorder is visitin.
! friends in this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
CLASS IN CAMOUfLAGE
STARTED IN OREGON

Eugene, Ore.A class in the art of
camoutlage has been started at the
University OF Oregon under the direc-
ton of DR.. A, l., Caswell, of the de-
partment of physics. In this class
students are taught the art Of max.
ing things not seen when they are
seen
The students have applied to b.
enrolled in the camoufage unit OF
the American engineering corps.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

Hearty, William Hearty. Edward
Green, Giles Cain, Edward Harring-
ton, Hubert Green Earl Jonnett, Of
Stroator; Edward f. Dunn. of lake
Geneva, Wis; James Clancy. Edward
Clancy, Harold Barber, Of La Sale;
Joe Cain William Sullivan Frank
LoWdtn of Pontiac; Edward Quinn
Of Eagle; Donald Fitzgerald, OF Utica,
and Thomas j. Hogan, OF Elein
81 I, :,
The Woman's Relief Corps viii
hold their installation OF officers on
Wednesday afternoon in the Odd FEEL
lows hall. All members of the or.
ganization are requested 10 attend
this meeting.
A doll party was given at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson on
Jackson street. yesterday afternoon
for little Miss Ruby Ostrander OF Day.
lon who is visiting in this city Eight
guests were present at this time The
afternoon was spent by the little girls
in playing with their dolls and in
playing games and light refreshments
were served by Mrs. Johnson Ruby
Viii visit in Ottawa until after New
Years
- +. :
The Woman's Benefit association of
the Macabees will hold their ms,alla-
ton Of officers on Friday evening,
Jannary nth at Odd Fellows hall
= e &.
The second term OF the Willis m.
4 vonle dancing class will open next
Saturday afternoon The regular
school and reception for the Willis
dancing academy will be held to.
might AZ o'clock
az, 4. g.
\ number of the friends OF George
7 Fisher entertained with a farewell
stag in his honor, last night "some.
whore in Ottawa The evening was
spent IN playing cards and buffet
luncheon was served at late hour
Mr.. Fisher was presented with gold
pencil by his friends to take with him
to the trenches. Those present were
George r Fisher. Wilbur Rugg. Leon
Levy, Sidney Weise. James Virgllo
Harry Giljames, Warren Gladfelter
Wilbur Grimes, Roy Shipley and VII
liam Scales
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
C0LORED LAWYER
FACES u. S. CHARGES

Memphis Tenn. Cornelius Jones,
negro lawyer, faces Federal charge
OF defrauding many negroes who were
led TO believe the money paid in
taxes on cotton during the Civll war
belonged to them Many negroes. be-
ieving In Jones, sold their little
home, TO obtain money for the prose
cutIon of the ease" Jones fled suit
one year ago against Secretary OF the
Treasury McAdoo 10 collect SOS 900.
! 900 from the government as taxes
paid on cotton from 1861 to 1868. The
United States supreme court set the
suit aside.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
FARMER LOSES A
FINGER IN SHREDDER

Sam Buckingham, farmer living
Narieilles, caught his first tir.
ger on his right hand in a corn shred.
der yesterday, while working on his
farm. The finger was mashed SO bad
ly it was necessary to amputate IT,
He was removed to Ryburs hospital
and Or. s. +, Parr called to attend
him,
An operation as porfirmed yester
day afternoon, removing the finger
and this morning Mr. Buckingham was
able to return to his home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
LUNDIN SUES PUGH
IN CHICAGO COURTS

Chicago, Dec, 29-t'red Lundin, ae.
political advisor OF Mayor
Thompson today filed suit for $4,000
against James A pugh, head of the
pugh stores Company.
Secrecy surrounded the suit Lun.
dln's attorney said The suit was for
the purpose Of recovering money due
on promissory NOES
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
W. R. FOSTER HONORED
BY STATE TEACHERS

w K. Foster. county supcriRtend
cnt of schools was elected mem
Der OF the pupils reading committee
of the State Teachers Association. at
the institute jusI closed al Spring
field y. :. Fisher. OF Streat0r, was
made Il member OF the executive com
mittcc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
SWIFT co. CLERK GETS
AWAY WITH $4,000

Chicago, Dec. 29--~Police today are
searching for John y. Stolrie, Il clerk
at Swift a Company's wholesale mar
kot, who disappeared with $1,000 o.
which $4,000 was in cash and the re.
mainder in stocks and drafts, partly
ncRntiAhle
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
TAMPEREO WITH
NAVY TORPEOOES

New York, Dec. 29.--Paul Hennig
40. formerly a foreman of the Bliss
Torpedo works, was arrested today,
charged with treason and held with.
out bail. At the hearing It was
brought out that Honnig is alleged to
have tempered with torpedoes des.
tined for the United States navy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
ENLIST TO GET REVENGE

Tnka. Miss. Dec. 2o.--To avenge
the death of Admiral Craddock, Of
the British navy. who went down
with his ship, Good Hope. off the
coast of Chilli in 1914. before a SD.
perior German enemy, Frank Culver
Craddock n distant relative OF the
Admiral, has enlisted in the United
States navy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

return the blanks to the headQuart-
ers OF their selection board.
Returns Coming in Rapidly.
The question blanks, properly filled
out. are being returned rapidly by
the registered men, While il is eX.
pected there will be some who will
fail or refuse TO fill out the blanks,
and who will thereby lay themselves
liable TO arrest and Imprisonment
for one year, together with the loss
at valuable rights and possible i'm.
mediate induction in military serv-
ice, no check has yet been made at
the headquarters OF the local boards
70 ascertain the number who have
been negligent so far. This work,
however. will receive immediate atten.
tion and the names OF the "slackers'
Will be posted, while a list will
also be turned over to Sheriff Scholl
and the police authorities and orders
will be issued for the arrest OF those
who have neglected to comply with
the law.
Provost Marshal Gen. Crowd
err has instructed the officials OF the
selection boards to check up the
missionaries as rapidly as posi-
BILE and to forward reports to Wash
ington within four days after the
date set for the return OF the last
oues,iounalres. This work has not
vet received the attention OF the 10.
cal boards through the failure OF the
war department to forward the neces'
sary report blanks.
f. 278 Affected Aere.
The order OF Provost Marshal Gen.
crowder delaying the departure
az the remainder Of the selected men
To the cantonments. affects Isl in the
Ottawa district.
The quota for the ottawa district IN
the first draft was 1852. There mas
been sent from the district total OF
12l men.
While but 46 per cent OF the Sc
lected men from the county nave
been sent TO the environments ana
training camps. in the state al
large the number already induct-
ed into service is practically %
per cent. The quota for the state Ill
the first draft was 5l,653, OF when
92.Ol6 were assigned 70 Camp Grant
at Rockford, $500 to Camp Dodge, al
pes Moines, and 10,134 to camp
TAYLOR at Louisville. The number
thus far sent to the camps totals
1896, including 2l,724 to camp
Grant, 4,3O9 to Camp Dodge, 1913 70
Camp Taylor, and 1000 to coast ar
tillery posts in California inns
leaves l7,747 whose departure IS oe
layed BY the order of Provost Mar
shall Gen. Crowder,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

Margaret aud Helen are cousins.
one day Helen refused to play with
Margaret. When asked why. she said !:
mother, | can't play with Margaret !;
she wa, born too late aaI don't know
how to play games
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
Chimney Fire Last Niuht.

The fire department as called TO
the home Of Van Isky ll0s West La
fayette street, at 7:45 last evening
when the chimney burned out There
was no damage.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

a snccial meeting o. the Rabeccas
Monday evening at 1880 at Odd Eel.
1xws' hail, for installation, followed
by q watch party.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
Chicago Livestock.
Juvenile DANCING Class

The second term OF the juvenile
dancing class at Willis Dancing
Academy viii commence Saturday AZ
tcrnoon, Jan. 9Th, al o'clock
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
RICH PEORIA PAIR DIE
FROM GAS IN ARIZONA

Peoria. Ill. Dee 29.--Mr and Mrs.
G. W. Nickels, wealthy Peoria resi-
dents. were asphyxiated at Phoenix.
Ariz., according to brief messages re-
ceivci here today, giving no details.
dred three, are left. The bodies are
being brought to this city for burial.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MAIN want add section page five.

POULTRY MARKET HIGHER We
are paying lie IN the country fnt
hens, springs ducks and geese. Steer
n Olson. phone 1860
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

Willie's father docs not own an auto
but good friend of the fuhly has
Scven-paSscnger car. one Sunday
afternoon the little one became rest.
less and was wishing some one would
come and take them for II ride. Final.
~ h. said: Daddy. call up The john
sons and ask thcm If they wouldn't
Ike 10 take walk with us and
daddy. tell them 70 be sure and bring
their auto"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

When she mad Children she gave them
CastOria
When Baby was sick NC gave her
Caatoria
When She was n child, she cried for
Chs o.ia
When size became Mig, ahe chung 10
tasioria
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. H., Dec. % 1911.
Chicago market report furnished TO
the Free Trader Journal by ". L.
Etnyre. member Chicago Board Of
Trade. Moloney Building. Phone l04l
Correspondent Lamson Bros 4 Co.
Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
Receipts ana Estimates.


Wheat Receipts. i ears; estimate
for tomorrow 4 cars.
Corn Receipts, IS cars; estimate
for tomorrow, 70 ears
Oats Receipts, l49 cars estimate
for tmorrow, So cars
Hogs Receipts, 2l.0J0; estimates
for tomorrow, 80 ,1}o.
Chicago Livestock.
Cattlc-Open steady, close steady
tops. sl425.
Hogs--Open &c oii, close steady
tops, slGSc
Sheep--open steady, close steady
tops, 1910.
Ottawa Cash Grain.
Oats No. 3 white. Tic
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29
REPORT CONFIRMED
.is CALL TO ARMS is
DEFERRED TO FEB. IS

lC0nunued from Page IL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-29

return the blanks to the headQuar
ers OF their selection board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
BANK FORCE AND LADIES
HAVE BANQUET AND DANCE
Central National Host to Employees
and Wives at Country
(1ub

Officials, directors and employees Of
the Central National bank, with their
ladies. were entertained at the Tulsa
Country club last night by the man
aGement of the bank at the annual
dinner and dance.
During the evening Mrs. Josephine
Storey-White. one of the most tai
ented vocal soloists of the city, sang
number of songs and following the
musical program the ballroom was
thrown open and dancing was enjoyed
until late hour
The officers and directors of the
Central National bank are j. L. Cros-
bic, president; j. NJ. Berry, f. w.
Bryant, II. Z. Anderson, q. r. Braden
and NJ. Moran, presidents; w. o..
Buck, cashier. and f. l.. Dunn, +. ".
Wilder and h. II. Berry. assistant
cashiers; j. Il. Crosbie. j. NJ. Berry,
F., W. Bryant, II. +. Anderson. b. +.
Cooley, II. C. Tyrrell, NJ Moran, A T..
Duran, w. O. Buck, J. Il. Wade, G.. II.
Braden, c. A. Mayo, NJ. II. Connors
and c. II. Sweet, directors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
ITINERARY FOR
TRAILS JOURNEY
w. H. Harvey Announces
Schedule for Trip Over
Ozark Trail.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Start at Vinita on Sunday
April 20; Several Cars to
Be in the Party.

President w. II. (Coin' Harvey of
the Ozark Trails association has ad-
Nised local good roads enthusiasts of
the itinerary which will be followed
by the delegations travelling in the
Tulsa and oklahoma City Ozark
trails cars to st. Louis and to the
Jonesboro convention, which Will be
held May /. ? and 3.
The following is the itinerary an
noLnced by President Harvey after
the delegates have assembled AT
Ninita on Sunday April 20. from
fheie the run will start at 1880
o'clock.
Sunday, April 29-Afton, 9; Miami,
10; Joplin, l2; SarcoXle, >; Mount
Vernon, 3; Republic, 4; Springfield,
E (night at Springfield), Rogerville,
s; Seymour, 8; Mansfield. 10; Nor
wood, IL; Mountain Grove, l2; Ca
boOl, (from Cabool the delegation
will go by train to the Jonesboro con-
venlion, returning TO their cars at
sabool on the night of May ), where
they will spend the nghD Hoston,
s; Licking, 10; Edgar Springs, IL;
Rolla, II; ST. James. 2: cuba 3; Leas-
burg, 4; Burbon, 4:30; Sullivan, 81.
St. Clair. 6; Union. 7:30 might at
Uniom; Owensvlle. o. Belle. To-;
Vienna, II; Dixon, 2; Crocker, 3;
Richland, 4. Lebanon, 6 (night at
Lebanon)
The itinerary at prepared by Prosi-
dent Harvey sets aside Sunday. May
as a day on which the party will
visit Bennett Springs. from where
the trip uacN to oklahoma points will
be made with no regard for itinerary
or schedule.
The people of Buffalo. Mansfield
and other adjacent towns will offend
1 to-, It l.. 20
be held at Lebanon on Saturday even
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
DENTISTS ORGANIZE
PREPAREDNESS UNIT
Will Prepare Young Men for
Enlistment Free of Charge;
Name Officers.

A local unit of the preparedness
league of American Dentists was or
ganized in Tulsa last night. 1t is pro-
posed to give free service to young
men desiring to enlist in the army or
navy and whose teeth disqualify them.
The dentists will also offer their serv-
ices to the government, 1t is esti-
mated that one dentist will be needed
for every thousand men in the army
and navy.
The league is affiliated with the
council of national defense at Wash
ington.
1t is the ambition of the dental pro-
fession in this country to give the
United States the best dental reserve
of any nation in the world. The local
unit will work along those lines. All
dentists in the~northern district of the
state will be eligible to membership
in this unit.
Following Is list of the officers
elected at last nights meeting Presi-
dent, DR.. w. ID. Rush, Cleveland; (;
vice president. DR.. j. f. McCarty,
Tulsa; secretary treasurer, DR.. c. A.
Furrow. Tulsa.
Those enrolled as members last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
TT CERTAINLY HAS
PROVEN A BLESSING"
Tulsa Mail Carriers Aged
Mother Gives Orgatone High
Praise-Perfect Health.

Among the many Tulsa people who
have recently expressed their hearty
and sincere approval of Orgatone
after putting the medicine to practi-
cal test and deriving convincing re-
suits from 1t, none are more genuine
enthusiastic than Mrs. Parthena Da
vison, the aged mother of Tulsa's pop
ular mail carrier, Mr.. Dawson.
81 certainly do give Orgatone the
credit for my great Improvement
said Mrs. Dawson, "for 1t has helped
me over a nervous. rundown condi-
ton that has honestly been with me
for six or seven years, and the last
four years / have been going from
bad to worse until l simply felt like
] had no life left in me at all.
81 was under the doctors care for
six or eight weeks, but that heaviness
and hard lump never left my stom-
ach once, my stomach just seemed to
go back on me entirely, for almost
everything | tried to eat would fer
ment and form sour gas and give me
u puffed up, miserable feeling that
sometimes | felt like / couldn't get
another breath to save my life. These
finally terminated into smothering
spells and l would faint away entirely
and would only come to when they
would rush in and battle my pulse
and apply other restoratives The
pressure that came around my heart
with these attacks would frighten me
and make me so weak and nervous
/ could hardly stand it.
IL couldn't sleep at all well at night
and | became so badly run down
was simply not equal to anything, and
for a long time had to give up trying
to do any work. Really II l hadn't
heard about Orgatone and give 1t a
trial | don't know what would have
become of me.
after the first bottle I found in
slant relief and as the treatment con-
tlnued | feel that / am entirely a we'll
woman and ! can say positively and
oandidly that | have never felt better
or stronger in my life.
''My food agrees with me perfect
ly now, and I'm not bothered with
gas or nervousness in the least.
sleep Just fine, and II there's any rea-
son TO believe that / am not in perfect
health for n woman 65 years old I
don't know what 1t is. / want to rec
ommend Orgatone to my friends for
# surely has proven a blessing to me-
The genuine Orgatone is sold in
Tulsa exclusively by Roy Il. Getman's
RCxal Store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-15
TWENTY THOUSAND IS
PRICE PAID FOR LOT
Tract at Fifth and Detroit
Sold to c. A. Bowen and
Associates Saturday.

g. 4. Bowen and associates yester.
Gay purchased tho lot at the north
west corner of Fifth ar1 Detroit for
S2O,0C0 a. r Knott Of Houston
Texas was the owner and the leal
was negotiated by the Oklahoma In
Nestment company. TIE property is
7HXl40 feet in dimensions
Many big deals in Detroit avenue
business pror erty have been con-
sumated recently, following the an
nouncement by Frank Baker shat he
would erect an eight-story structure
at Third and Detroit
There Is every indication that the
business section from Second t. as
far south as sixth Or Seventh IS
going to expand as far east as the
Midland Valley tracts.