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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS

f"h 7"Lt tonr choice " several singer
sewing machines. la'" models, five and
,'.'. HihW'I7 DO iiiHtciass condition. a.
pi',,',.,. ',,,,i,...' ~, Dnu ',n mem. NC
I,Is'n ''"'t'f" company. -o- East ti
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III 'HL. Nm9N II' proof shie' condition
deap ~ sii. ,ddra' @ ,aaEd n,En'
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MGFE tomato 200 -hu.b.,. ,.., o.,. no
LONGER c.I.,s s,,r,.r,.. BIZ IL. ,
particulars NJ c. Niece. San Marr59
IeKAs
FOR SALE Beauty parlor Turkish bath in
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ROY >corr> CELEBRATE DAY
seventh \nnN cr~ary or the Order Fit
uuglN Observed.

ClNNENONE okla. Feb IL
Tho Clarcmorc urEapizatiou ot the
boy scouts OF america celebrated the
seventh anniversary ot the ortgmatiou
OF tho order hN appropriate exercises
saturday ulcht and sunday Each
Wymhcy repeated the oath as taken
m io'ulne The boys here are very
enthusiastic over the organization,
and as a result the Young fellows are
rapidly becoming moro manly and
self reliant two things the organiga-
uou plainly teaches along with other
beneficial ideas.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE NEW Oh field at Cement. Cnddo couu
ty sixty miles on tho Frisco from Okla
homn city. invites you TO come aud see
! con ,ell SON, foriy.acre leases near the
new well at Cement. and several in the
neighborhood Of well, that will soon begin
drilling J.. Trevor Lewis. Il6 Terminal
building Oklahoma City
SOMETHING good. acreage near Prairie test
vrll Garviu county; 30 ncres at 50 an
acre. Also leases near other wells drilling
in the county Frank o. Ringer Pauls
Valley Okla
BEST thing IN the Wholesale aud retail pout
uv. tgg, and butter that We have seen In
many day See MS for particulars. Joseph
Donncly il3H South Main; phone 6ilG
GROCERY stock, meat markets hardware
ard furniture store; good locations. Io
seph ponnelly. llSA South Main. Phone
81 t.
Our new stock Of garden pnd flower seeds
are now here. seeds being scarce this sea-
son. Luy early while stocks are complete.
Binding Stevens Seed company.
FIRST NATIONAL TAlLORS; BIT value in
made 10 order clothes; cleaning and press.
ing. Basement First National bank Bidg
Phone 24OO.-
HAVE several leases for sale in the new oil
field at Cement. For price and particu-
lars. address L. r. Lewis Terminal Build.
ing, oklahoma City.
I DESIRE to buy few shares OF stock in
National bank Of town tributary 10 1uss.
Must be reasonable. Address Clarkson Ra!
mond Tulsa.
WANT leases and drilling propositions. amy.
where in Oklahoma give location. acre
age, terms, quick action. Address operator,
3j6I care Tulsa World.
MACHINERY FOR Complete ma
chine shop for garage. including motor.
stevens brothers. Sapupa Okla.
PARTNER Must invest 5000 halt interest.
clean business, including car. Can
room 2, Wheeler hotel 400 South Boston.
FuR RENT Meat market In established
..rF. 4
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

EIGHTEEN furnished rooms for lighthouse.
keeping new place all modern; viii rent
for - aud - each. per week. See \ y.
f,l,rly. sl5 Wc,t Second street.
FOR RENT Five rooms for light house.
keeping, new place, all modern: rooms
rent from - TO 50 each ger wceh. Phone
h5l1.
LARGE southeast room private entrance,
newly furnished and decorated, close in.
Call jo'0l.
LARGE newt, mrnished front room adjoining
OHth, walking distance. gentlemen pre-
fcrrcd Phone 3H6.
WANTED Young man TO share room with
other young men 52l South Elsin, walk
iur di,far,, Phone CHS.
TWO housekeeping rooms, close in, Cor two
uufurui,hcd rooms. Address box 3352,
care World
BCNrlFDlLN furnished southeast room
with connecting bath for one or two gen
trmru Apply at I'M North Cheyenne
FOR RENT TO one or two gentlemen. extra
large beautifully furnished room In mod.
rrn homo, close.n, phone 5000
ron RENT -unc large sleeping room, out
side entrance, m West sixth, Phone
LARGE front sleeping room cloScn, sl2
Fast sixth, phone 339s
FOR RfNr Three sleeping rooms, phone
I3tii.
SLEEPING room for two gcntlcmcn, base.
mcut aud barn Phone 1890.
FOR RFNT-pcsirablr sleeping room st
3Oiis south Ncnosha
FOR RENT Two uaht Housekeeping rooms
cast front modcm, phone hili'R.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front rooms
gentlemen only Phone 453i
WANTED Roommate by young lady, so2
south Frisco, phone lall.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms.
los EaI Cameron
oNr large south sleeping room with private
family. no children Phone A62S.
I t..hF l.,ssg aN....f f.trt.a
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MONEY TO LOAN

WE can help you to, own a home to pay OF
that mortgage. to build on your vacant lot,
10 make your rent pay for your home, to
borrow money on real estate a. low rate an.
nual interest Our plan is different. Write
or cali for particulars The Co.Operatlve
League ~ America. i21 First National Bank.
Tulsa Okla.
30 YOU need money We loan on furniture
and pianos at your home or in storage
Weekly or monthly payments Diamond loans
with bank. UulmiNd cash 200 New
Ault Bldg. Phone $3.50.
If YOU want a loan for five. seven or ten
years OF business or residence property In
Tulsa principal payable at cud Of term. in.
tcreSt scmisuuually, see Greer Investment
company. 22t.227 Iowa Bldg phone 2l5O
MONEY on hand 100000 private money TO
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands
no delay best rates and terms +. A. Lilly,
2l1-2l2 Texas BLDG Phone Sal
MONEY to loan on Tulsa property lowest
rates, prompt closing Tulsa Union Loan
& Savings association. 32O Calais building
phone 1888.
io.OOo per cent straight loan, Also build.
ing and loan proposition; l.. n. Ewing &
Co, Clinton building. phone 9l9.
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uovrI.s AND ROoMING HOUSES

rOR Saba. room hotel first class. good
business. reasons for selling. other bust
ness Address Mrs II \ kulcit Gladstone
hotel Rartlcsvillc OKLA.
FOR SN.E Five toom, good location. for
$500 Ugh! rooms rooms gnr, nsisheorGood, for
Phone AGO
GOOD opportunity to buy = rcoming house
large or small also dandy homes. Allison
47iI
FOR SAtE-C Cheap ten room roomms
house. lI3 last fas,on,
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An the worlds stlgV and one ~
IN, most pathetic of uul the pathetic
features W everyday life is the way
p',dic'rc performers SO oftcn contriNc
to gnt into the leading roles FOR 4
Time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-15

FOR SALk-7s acres of land IN Olarks;
price $500; terms For further pArticu.
lars write Homo Nursery company, Fayette'
Nille Ark
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HuSINESS pERSONAI.

MASQUERADE costumes for rent. Any.
thing you want Evening gowns Phone
2i3i-l
ARCHITECT employed, seeks work evenings,
- years experience: best references. Ad.
dress box 355f. care World.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for men s
second hand suits, coats and trousers; also
buy shoes and hats. Phone 3i67
$40 PAID for second hand clothing. Phone
5000
tlBsT.CLAsS painting and paper hanging
t7t6T
TUTORING given in mathematics and sci.
cnce. Tutor. 7. q. Box 1896.
HART Schaffuer and Marx suit, at dis.
count 2il East Third
GRNNITEWARE oue.third on New York
store. 2l3 East Third
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WANTED lo rent Sd, to eight room house
or apartment permanent Phone t14l x.
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South Cincinnati Price $2,40O.
S-roon two-story modern house.
oak floors, sleeping porch, laundry IN
basement one block Catholic church
1000.
.lEdlWvo f. BapPgGG
Phone IS 2Oi Bliss Bldg
FOR SALE-Fme new bungalow. east side.
oak floors in living and dining room, east
front, large rooms and splendid location
$3.50 down and $40 month Brooks Realty
company. 33 Cglbertson building Phones
WANTED-Vacant lot south Of First street.
east OF Main, not over II blocks out
must be on paved street: will make GOOD
payment down; can handle one hundred feet
front. Auto Salvage; phone 376l
St.5uO CASH Ouys a real bargain right in
tho business district. here is YOUR cIanc.
for 2 big prof, in the next sixty days See
NJ Whiic 2e Hay ward building phone
WI HAVE homes in all parts OF de city
a az will stand any test and fine choice
Of vacant lots Joseph Donneuy. li3is south
MAIN Phone 6il6
NANrEh-Corn lot north OF Twelfth
street, with or without Improvements; ad
dress post office box 577
5000 CASH. $40 month. buys east front five,
room bungalow on east eidc; price 80 $50.
hardwood floors Phone 779
SOUTH Boulder cottage, east front garage
-, aud basement; five rooms; Si,750 terms
Phone 779.
SEVEN rooms, large basement corner ON
South Boston; $4,000, $1,000 cash. Phone
Ten ROOM modern, four blocks Third and
Main. $3.50; $500 cash. Phone 779
TEN ROOM, modern four blocks Third and
Main; $3.50 $1,000 cash phone 779.
WANTED-To buy high lot In Kendall or
ave or siN'room modern house. Phone 5735
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
SMALL MISSOURI FARM-slO cash and
70 monthly; no. interest or taxes; highly
productive land; close to three big markets.
Write for photographs and full information.
Munger A2l6, N. Y, Life Bldg, Kansas
FOR sALE-seyeral acre tracts left. S8oO;
500 down and $40 a month; they are going
last. Brooks Realty company 30 CulbertSou
building phones 2s78 and 5595.J.
FOR SALTS acres OF land in Olarks;
price $500; terms For further particu.
lars write Homo Nursery company Fayette'
vile. Ark
SEVERAL small tracts OF land; one acse;
seph Donnelly, 1l3h South Main. Phone
6ild.
SEVERAL small tracts OF land; one acre
house; good water See us today. Joseph
nonnclly, nay South Main. Phone 6il6
FARM FOR RENT-s0 acres choice land ad
joining city on the east side. Call at room
eli Danicl building
For SALE Five or i0-sere tract. Call
5097J
LAllMER county, 320.acre ranch. timber
coal lands; 81 an acre; 3l6 South Boston.
BOARD, AND ROOMS
FOR RENr--Ncatly furnished room with
connecting bath and board for gentlemen
only ais Fast Sowp,h, phone 3022.J
FOR RENr-Ncely furnished rooms with
board modern home. gentlemen only.
Ihonc 1874.
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PERSON Al

INTELLIGENT. industrious young man de
sircs acquaintance of few good womcn
matrimonialN iuehncd Address box 1900.
care World.
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vNTuRNisnEp ROOMS

tOR RENl,-rhiee unfutnishcd rooms and
sleeping porch ~ sosIh Nanihus.
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AUTOMOBILES MD AccEssoRIE,

BARGAINS o. USED CARS
. Ford hN. terms
Ford roadster 1915.
Ford touring 1910
/ Overland touring 1910
trswuy Pullman. lslt
seven pA@enger SiIdebaker
~rrpp4 Booth Al condition
seneral Repairing
AUTO CLEARING SALES COMPANY.
-I7 09 A1rh MAN Street. Phone 500.
tut Salt Five passenger Chaimers.30.
five passenger Regal Juderslung or will
th'h.ner for your run. down rar and dif.
Terence Hs YH 'ear them uu. -ee these be.
'ore .o1 buy 'u'o salvage phone 3764
ONE Buick t25, extra good one Buick
light sly. one Studebaker u siA. one
AIeu four touring 800. terms Welsh
hcNa'iy Motor 60, seventh and Boulder
FOR sA.E Overland touring car. 1915
model. run less than 9 900 mile, good tires
and On hrstcia,, running order viii demon
.irite 5000 cash or terms Phone So
FOR SALE a, a ,acrtice 1917 twin six
fa'hAid seven passenger. teat cover.
blnpeTs run 900 miles. snap. must be
snld A. once Phone 38-G
iINErt- -tNGtk Ford good motor. good
tires hody worn, price sl75 Phone
FOR ktNl Garage. close.in paved drive
o., sud cement floor. room Tor two cars
Phone 1923
SPECIAL laincoat sale this week See our
pr %s before buying Square Deal
siofc North Main
MlTCllL.L four touring car ior sale. best
offer takes it Phone JGis.
WANTED 90 % rd cars. u.rd ure.. any
condition. Auto Salvage. phone 37G4
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VI EI~u SPRINGS rnc lau.
I." DN H ,u. tu H dIUus 700 900
...I |" poo tW
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

sM ALL MISSOURI FARM--Sl0 cash and
productive land; close to three big markets
Write for photographs and full information.
Munger A2l6, N. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas
litv Mo
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''rtc stars luclIuo. but do not
Cumucl."
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FoR RENr--Nestly furnished room with
connecting bath and board for gentlemen
only ais Fast SoNp,h, phone 3022.J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms with
board modern home. gentlemen only.
Phone 1874.
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SEVERAL. small tracts OF land one acre
house; good water See us today. Joseph
Donnclly. nay South Main. Phone 6ii6.
FARM FOR RENT-s0 acres choice land sd'
joining city on the east side. Call At room
IL LIIllllur
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oak floors in living and dining room. east
front, large rooms and splendid location
$3.50 down and $40 month Brooks Realty
company, 33 CulbertsOn building. Phones
2o73 and 5j95-J.
The sun., 1917-07-01

PrinOe chrlstopher Is 20 years olt
The sun., 1917-07-01

reached after 400 operators. called here
by the coal production committee, had
adopted resolutions authorizing their
committees to give assent to such max
imum bituminous prices as might be
named by the Secretary Of the Interior,
the Federal Trade Commission and the
coal committee.
An official announcement made
through the Public Information Commit
tee said that in the Anal conference
cost prices and other confidential in
formation were laid on the table, and
the Government representatives, acting
as judges, decided what would be the
highest prices paid at the mines, the
prices to go into effect July and TO
remain in effect until Investigations are
made. and other prices arranged.
Secretary Baker tonight Indicated
thar a. president OF the defence coun-
ell he had received no notification OF
the agreement reached at the confer
enceS
'"The facts seem to be that the coal
production committee invited to Wash
!nston various coal operators and ar
ranged conferences between them
members Of the coal production com
The sun., 1917-07-01

familiar with the progress made by the
commission. The information have
from that and other sources think JUS
tined me In believing that the price Of
- suggested or agreed on as a maxi
mum 10 IAN exorbltant. unjust and op-
pressive price"
Several explanations for the letter
were suggested tonight among those ia
miliar with tho situation. One was that
the Depa rtment of Justice is anxious
that the fate Of pending prosecutions in
New York against few coal operators
be not jeopardized by the action taken
here regarding prices. Those who take
a different view believe that in the
near future there may be an Issue in
the Cabinet that will involve the very
problem presented in this case.
Some members of the Cabinet are un-
uerstood to feel that the best way to
handle big business interests in war
time is to appeal TO their sense Of pa
triotism and fair play and that a little
more than ordinary profit would not
be a bad thing " II would stimulate pro-
duction. Another group Ia understood
to feel that there must he a constant
pressure by the Government to coerce
business interests to give the lowest
possible prices
The sun., 1917-07-01

tees, Secretary Baker said In a letter to
w. s. Girore Of the council, has power
to fx prices He added that the price
OF 80 at the mines suggested for bltu-
mipous coal is 'exorbitant, unjust and
oppressive"
Secretary Daniels, another member Of
the council, earlier in the day said the
agreement would in no way AFFECT coal
purchases for the navy. The navy, ne
said, will continue to buy from the
mines at '2.ss a tom leaving a price to
be determined after the Federal Trade
Commission has ascertained production
costs.
In his letter to Mr.. clifford. Mr.. Baker
asserted that he believed no members OF
the Defence Council disagreed with him
as to the limitations on the powers OF
the council and It's committees and az
to the effect of the action taken. The
fact that the conferences were attended
by members Of the council and Of the
Trade Commission. he declared. gave no
legality to the agreement.
The price hxing agreement was
The sun., 1917-07-01

mittse and the Federal Trade Commits
Sion. leading to the adoption Of resolu-
tlons In favor OF an early and accurate
determination Of the costs involved In
production Of bituminous and anthra-
cite coal as n basis for some future
action by some official agency OF the
Government in fixing just prices for
these porducis should any such agency
be given power to do so.
Pending such an ascertainment Of
costs this meeting seems to have
adopted a resolution whereby the op-
orators present agreed to sell bitu-
minous coal at a price not higher than
SO a ton, and that this obligation should
remain In force until such action had
been taken by an authorized Govern
ment agency"
Mr.. Baker says that the newspapers
have apparently led the public to be-
lleve that this price agreed 10 by the
coal operators had the sanction Of the
Council OF National Defence as def-
.shtely fixed price or that the council
would fix the price.
"As you are aware" he adds. the
Federal Trade Commission has been di-
rected by the President TO ascertain for
his information the costs involved in
coal production. / am, to some extent.
The sun., 1917-07-01

and before the fall Of his brother. the
King. was well known and popular in
London society He was twice before
reported as engaged, each time to a
wealthy American girl. e
He was born in Russia and spent
much Of his boyhood there, and 40 Is
considered the most friendly to the Allies
OF all former King Constantine's' Inn
mediate family. His brothers., besides
the King are Prince George. Prince
Nicholas and Prince Andreas. Prince
Nicholas was married to the Grand
Duchess Helen Vladlmirovna. of Russia.
All the brothers were reported to have
left Greece after the fall OF Constantine
in order to facilitate the reestabnshment
Of unity In their country.
The sun., 1917-07-01
The PIANOLA is the Perfect
Piano that you can play
ALL: In MANHATTAN, % West 42nd}Street

DRACTICALLY every living musician
and composer of any consequence has
II unhesitatingly acclaimed the Pianola
the greatest of all player-pianos.
The Pianola is highly perfected player
for no other player-piano is, or could be,
Pianola.
The vital difference between the Pianola
The sun., 1917-07-01
BAKER REPUDIATES
COAL AGREEMENT
Says Council Of National De-
fence Has No Power to
Fix Prices.

WARRINGTON, June 30. - Secretary
Baker. as president Of the Council Of
National Defence. repudiated tonight an
agreement nxing tentative price of 81
a ton for bituminous coal reached at n
conference here Thursday between coal
producers. Secretary Lane. member Of
the defence council members of the
councils coal production committee and
the Federal Trade Commission.
Neither the council nor its commit
The sun., 1917-07-01
MRS. LEEDS MAY BE
PRINCES MRS. LIFTS
Christopher's Reported Be-
trothoI Not Credited.
Special Co6ie DespatcA 10 Tup suN


LONDON. June aO.--lConslderabfe' COM
ment has been aroused in London social
circles by the printed report that Prince
Christopher of Greece. a brother of for
mer King ConstantineS was coming to
London to marry an American woman, a
Mrs. Lifts" Some who-have managed
to keep up their memories Of days be-
fore the war Identify MRS. Lifts" with
Mrs. William b. Leeds, whose engage
ment to Greek Prince was rumored
frequently before the war
This report is not given credence in
social circles. however. because. IL In
well known that none of the Greek royal
family would be welcomed in England
and furthermore an alliance between
Mrs. Leeds and Prince Christopher is
unlikely In view Of the German attl-
tude Of Constantine.
Prince CHRISTOPHER is 20 years old
The sun., 1917-07-01
BRAKE SHOE CUTS A MELON.
Total OF Z Per Cent. In Extra Divta
dend on Preferred.


william @. Pearce, president Of the
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Conn
pany. announces that the, company. in
addition to declaring the, regular quar-
terly dividend on the preferred stock Of
2 per cent, has decided TO pay at this
time an extra dividend of 6 per cent in
Liberty bonds and two extra of per
cent. each in cash. one, of the cash pay
ments being for the Red Cross MIR.
Pearce says that the proflts from mu-
milton orders are represented. by the
company's s2,0O0.000 plant at Erie and a
a reasonable amount oficash Invested in
Liberty bonds.
In addition, the company win retire
its outstanding bonds amounting TO
$469,O00 ''H1
Mr. Pearce believes that earnings ex-
pected In addition to those from the
company's regular business make Il
probable that 3 per cent Sduarterly
dividend can be paid on theJ preferredr
stock hereafter unless .heavy<war taxes
should be levied. .-3
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Gov. edge a Good pistol Shot.

SEA GrRr, N. j., June 3O.-Compila-
tion of scores made by officers Of the
New Jersey National Guard at their pis-
tol practice which closed on the State
ranges here to-day shows that Gov
Walter f. Edge is we'll up among tho
leaders. although It was his first ex-
perience. The Governor scored 213 out
OF a possible 400.
The sun., 1917-07-01
IGNACE JAN
PADEREWSKI

ment puts years of training and study into
your fingers in few days and enables you to
create music at wil-to weave your PERSONAL
ity into the compositions of the great masters
and produce any desired musical effect.
Although the Pianola is wonderful piece of mech
anism there absolutely suggestion of the mechan-
icalin its playing.
AS regular piano the Pianola is an instrument of
exquisite tona beauty and perfect actona panoforte
The sun., 1917-07-01

and the ordinary player
piano lies in the complete
and accurate control of
effects, and the unlimited
freedom depression which
the Pianola gives the player.
Persons who have a nat
ural taste and desire for
music but who have never
had the opportunity to ac-
quire technical skill as per-
formers, will find that the
Pianola satisfies their crav-
ing for expressive music.
This remarkable instru-
The sun., 1917-07-01

equal 10 tie eIloltS OF any pianist.
The recognized superiority of
the Pianola does not necessarily
mean high price. In fact you
can purchase a Pianola for as small
price as $3.50, with the privilege
of convenient terms of payment.
The 'Pianola is necessity in
your home. 1t will help you get
your share of real pleasure out of
life.
Why not visit Aeolian Hall and
see this remarkable instrument
play it yourself and experience
the fascination of creating your
own musici Demonstrations at
any time.