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The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
LOITERING
ACT HELD
NOT LEGAL
100 Now Imprisoned
Under 1t Get Free
dom
"AUTOCRATIC,"
DECISION SAYS
Judge Murphy Holds
1t Endangers Many
Honest Men

D~troitis lettering ordinance. IN.
der which 100 men are now serving
terms In the Detroit House q Cor.
rection. was declared unconstitu.
iional Thursday morning by Circuit
Judge Alfred j. Murphy, who held
that a law which can deprive a
man OF his liberty simply because
he is lettering In the open air with
out any visible means OF support is
arbitrary and sutocratic"
No fewer than 20 men convicted
under the ordinance have petitioned
for writs OF habeas corpus. and the
decision frees them. A food % pc
titions Is expected from others now
serving sentences as ioiterers.
Meanwhile. police offciais declare
that the knocking out OF the ordE
nance burdens them with a handi.
cap which they have been ffghting
since Detroit became so prosperous
that x attracted criminals. particu-
larry pickpockets. from all parts OF
the country.
1t simply means that we cannot
arrest piekpockets and other unde-
sirables unless we catch them In
the act OF committing crime"
said Ernst Marauardt. superinten.
dent OF police
Many have been kept out OF De
troit because they feared this orci-
nance II they learn ne ordinance
has been killed. theyu be bold
enough to come in and take
chance
No time will be lost in drafting
a measure similar 10 the loitering
ordinance. according TO Assistant
Corporation Counsel James Lee. who
defended the city in the proceed
ings IN circuit court The new or.
dinancs. OF course. viii not contain
tre Objectionable features that
caused the death % the original
ms ASSURE
Most Of the 100 men now impris-
onsd were arrested just before last
Christmas.
The police maintained that the
pickpockets wanted To work the
holiday crowds. Numerous loiterers
with the reputation az dips" were
arrested AZ that tine.
Judge Murphy's decision says. in
part:
Tbs Fundamental defect ~ ths sit
"a zion 10 that the common council
% ~nre thr conduct deEcr bed DOB the
- ~rranI The essential enumerated
IN tho ordnance 70 constitute the
81 rns~ Which IN creates ar@ that on
must be- able bodied musf Sc without
visible means u support must BE-
found lettering In The open air and
must 20 ore not giving good ac-
corst ~ himself
Thus u - possible that elements
sir Egiariv inCfensivs may by comb.
nation become a menace The rNeuse
-I---l.-s-1..-.-.
ran. whO having no visible means -
support crposss 90 hold his tongue.
"a recently - the winter on 1913
IL thousand % worthy men in this
city were involunfsrily within tho
terms ~ this ordinance. man 81
them unable % speak the EnEliah
hrguags
choice propensity To perErinatr
le!sursiy m the open. -and. foEzsasA.-
wlo also observes the silsn~~ fnft ~
golden. thereby subjects himself 20
The bility - both hne AM I'M
prisonmenf
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

OFFERED $50, 900

CHICAGO. Feb s-The II. c. OF
l. apparently il not bothering Mike
Gibbons or Les Darcy. Harry sher-
man. Minneapolis promoter. has
offered purs< Of $50. 900 10 be split
6O-40 between them. for a Io-round
mill. lie backed his offer with a
certified check for $4,000 as evi
denee. OF good Intentions.
Sherman demands his club name
three Judges and the lighters two.
the decision 20 rest with the ma
jority Of the Judges Such de-
oisiou. he says, would be legal In
Minnesota.
Darcy and Gibbons agree TO think
~ over until next Tuesday. when n
conference will be held In New
York
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
MANS SKULL is
FRACTURED WHEN
AUTOS COLLIDE

Following COLLISION between TWO
automobiles AZ John R.-st. and Kir-
byave Thursday forenoon, Bruce
siannev. whose address x thought
70 - No 1854 Woodws I'd ave. was
taken 10 Grace hospital unconscious
and in a critical condition. Hosps-
tal authorities think bis skull Is fras-
tured
Fiannsry was riding in an iutomo-
tile owned b W J Doughty. OF No.
a. Chariotteave.. aud driven by W.
\. Mason Of -Na--.922 -Gseea&e
ave Roth Flannery end WATSON
we're thrown 10 III street. but WAS
sou escaped serious Injury The
other automobile. driven by John
bchanron OF No. 100 Edison.ave..
Sas not Seriously damaged
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
SOLD BEER TO
GIRL OF ELEVEN;
GOES TO JAIL

The ease With which Helen Yves
solonski. N years old. bought three
hotties ~ beer and flask OF whisky
In the blind pig operated by Starsey
Paeresny at No. 25i3 jos. Campsn-
ave. aud the fact that Paczesny, a.
former ssloonkecrer, was oosni-
xsnt o. the liqror laws. brought .
heavy sentence from Judge Barton
Thursday morning The sentence
vas 80 DAYS in the county Jail and a
fne % sico and SIS costs. The girl
testified in The prosecution. lie Is
&c be confined in the Jail up 10 six
months unless the hne Is paid
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

by the Rev. @. Franklin Resm. He
laid especial emphasis on the need
OF carrying the gospel INTO the noun,
tain regions Of the south, declaring
u offered one OF the richest fields
foE missionary work In the world.
The Rev. J. W. Van Cisve. OF Chi.
caxo. made another plea for under.
paid ministers In small communities.
declaring that IL Vas one OF the
duties OF persons ~ NE Methodist
faith 20 lift these preachers CT OF
the difficulties that are born NJ In.
sufficient salaries. Many. he show.
ed. are stu labcrinE for $500 Ter
year or less. The topic OF his sd.
oress was Floating the enterprise. I"
and he closed n my saying:
You cannot float the enterprise
successfully unless you nrst noat
the salaries of the pastors"
The Rev. Joseph D. Hinseley
spoke on '"rhe honor roll OF Meth
odism."
"Methodssm In world conquest"
will be discussed tonight by two
bishops. Edwin II. Hughes and WI
liam r. Mcdowell
Bishop Hughes wiz talk on Meth
odism within our gates" while the
subject o. Btshop Mcpoweil's ad.
dress will be beyond our border"
Missionary work was the chief
topic Of discussion NJ this after.
moons session. which was presided
osey BY n. n. Weber, OF the J. l.
Hudson company.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
aFitr" on For Vacation

Bound for a months vacation trip
in Cuba and Panama. Edward T.
Fitzgerald, secretary TO Mayor Marx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Cnpperi
and William clippert lcft Detroit.
Thursday morning They were &C
eompanied by the mayor and Mrs.
Marx as far az Chicago The party
will 20 by the way Of New Orleans.
where they win spend Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
McCUMBER ASKS
DEFINITION OF
LAWFUL SEA WAR

WASHINGTON. FEB. s.-The sub
marine question came up in the sen
ste again today when Senator NC.
Cumber offered a resolution asking
that the attorney general be direct
tG 30 submit 20 The senate the views
OF the United STATES government
upon -the limitations OF the use Of
submarines.
In respect 20 American vessels
carrying mails: and
Regarding any Other acts of sub
marines which this goYernment
holds 20 be clearly against interrA.
tionaI Law and cause for war"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
TOURNAMENT
FOR SKATERS IN
ARENA SATURDAY

A city skating tournament. 20 IN
clude contestants from all OF the %
municipal ice Kinks, viii be con,
ducted in the Arena. Saturday morn
ing. under the direction o. IRA "
jaime. superintendent OF the recrea
ton commission Those who com.
pieted the finals in The contests AZ
the city Kinks viii be entered IN
Saturday. events.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Aftsr admitting that he was one
- Ne three armed men who held
~ and robbed Henry Holland Of
~ IN the corridors of the Brett
meyer building last May. John w.
a Sanford. OF Birmingham. Ala.
90 rsmandsd for sentence BY Judge
Oonnoliy In recorders court. Tues
~. Sanford Was Identified by
vfank Biedsoe. a janitor, who was
fDsnd IN the building bound and
mgged after the robbery.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Wood Alcohol Poisoning Sus'
pected In Case Of Miss
Lillian Rochlin

Coroner Parker Is investigating
the death OF Miss Lillian Rochlin. Il
years old. whose body was found in
her room at No. l4s wilkinsst. late
Wednesday night. The contents OF
two bottles found in the rooin has
beer turned over TO County Chemist
Clark for analysis. They contained
what was supposed 10 be alcohol.
bur tho coroner suspects that Il had
been mixed with wood alcohol and
that this caused death.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

A string OF Pere Marquette cara
without an engine attached. held
up Fort-st. Grand Belt and wyan-
dotte cars for f2 minutes early
Thursday morning. near the River
Rouge yards II was necessary for
the street car men TO hunt the rail.
road yardmen and have the cars 80
moved
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
Three File For school Board.

Three more petitions for school
Inspector have been nied. making a
total OF IS 20 date. The new can.
dldates for the seven-man board
are; Stephen ID Williams, Demo.
crat. No 1862 Third-ave.. six-year
term John &. Spaalding. Republi-
can. No 80 Seldtn-ave sH-year
term and Archibald ~ Diack- Dam.
oorat. No. % Burns-sve., tFo-year
term.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
BABES AND
WOMEN DIE
BY TORPEDO

H&00AImN<M HEE.* @-sN "@"f
| America appeared e. he drawing
nearer today
Two factors A. least contributed
10 the feeling In onicial circles that
the break In diplomatic relations
now existing may quickly develop
| an even more serious phase.
First was the oficial version %
the torpedoing OF the Anchor liner
California. carrying 200 passengers
end crew including many women
and children
seoond--United Press adyices that
Germany. contrary to all information
al diplomatic usage. was withhold
tins issuance OF passports tn Aneri-
can Ambassador Gerard and Amer
lean citizeas. pending information
from Washington as TO Americas
granting ~ a safe conduct 10 Ger.
man Ambassador Pernstorr as well
IS TO waxhington's Interpretation q
old Prussian treaties.
The fact that the -cne American"
aboard the caitfornia-John A. Lee.
Of Montgomery. Ala. mentioned as
such In n cable from Consul Frost
at Queenstown. was saved may
prove the slender thread ~ which
President Wilson wall held 10 the cI-
isting Sacit peace with Germany.
There were soufe cficials however.
or not there is 10 be peace or war.
In this connection some oriciais
today expressed belief tina, perhaps
Germany would be careful not 10
commit any overt &C. until Bern !
storff and his party have reached |
Germany and Gerard and his party I
are well on the way TO America
Friends OF Alexander Simpson |
Morton. of River Rouge. believe that I
he was one Of the victims ON board
the british ship California. sop 10
the bottom 6y German U-boAt OF
the coast OF ireland. "Wednesday. The 4
list shows that Alex
Martin. Detroit" was on the ship. |
All OF the Alex Martins listed in
the directory are safe at home. but
Alex Morton Is presumed 10 have
been aboard the ship. he left De
troit 10 20 TO Scotland and be mar
Ned. intending 20 take passage on
the California.
Reports Of the sinking o. the Cal
ifornia declare thar many of the pas
sengers and rneuslsprs of the crew |
are missing. II Is said that the only .
American knnwn TO have been on
the ship was saved Ills name Is I
given as John A. Lee. % Montgora- I
cry. Ala. supposed 20 have been a
member OF the crew. The passenger |
list, however. contains the name OF
Martin or Morton II either Martin
or Morton lost bis life In The sink (
Ing OF the ship. the causing OF his I
death may D. the great overt act 1
that has been awaited as the one 4
incidens Upon which viii hinge the 1
decision OF this country 10 actually /
engage in war with Germany.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Sixty thousand Missouri women
have signed a petition 10 the legis-
lature OF that state protesting
against a bill providing for the abo-
IItion OF trading stamps and similar
forms OF trade Inducements.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. S.--Bnb Mis-.
-. &C. Paul light heavyweight. has
npat word thar he viii be unable 10
~ . contract to box here Tuesday
nloAs. owing so an injury 10 his
H7kF hand
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Auto Owner I'VE had better
|>zur
('hsnneur. What for"
Owner ~why that deaf dumb and
>l1n< man We bumped h callins ON,
~ nDo<r'
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Mrs. Duck-1here's nothing so
comfortable as being, Under a good
awning wher It's rriniug.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08
Tn. Poets Dream

"lle walked into The ,dtfo-ial oaice
and The liior ieceifed him tiit -
ircme Difference. ettsd mi col
cred with sa}. 80 per cent ~ fear-
The p0ri win the frs' sos nnnihF
proh' on iis chicken chateau. had
3 ought tlie paper
The Detroit times., 1917-02-08

Wotar That Anrors YOU sold
u'c lcu lho house DE neal day and
has nos returned
Dealer We'll. lady. them Angors
ca's has high Grade Of iriclli.
t,ncc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
Disturbed Services.

Special TO The World.
CI.AREMORE. oct Slim and
Fox Holland and Albert Taylor were
arrested Monday night near Rushy-
head. a small town north OF Clare
more They were charged with dis
turbing religious meeting at Bushy-
head Sunday night All three made
bond in the sum OF $500 each to guar
snfcs their appearance for trial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
SITUATIONS WANTED.

| WANTED Positign by thoroly competent
and experienced booLkoepor. stsnographer
! and general office man; capable OF taxing
| charge OF office or accounting department /,
| best OF references from present and past
employers Phone 29l. Mr. Linden.
MAN who has had experience In the pro
duction department ~ gasoline com.
pnny desires clerical field position
WITH a small company. Address 43Os, care
World
POSITION by young man as private secre.
tary or stenographer with some reliable
person or corporation; eleven years expert
onco. will call for personal interview 4S22'
care World.
EXPERT ACCoU NTANT and business sys.
ternatizer, with banking and other export
ence wants permanent position with responsi'
be house. For interview, address 1879 care
World -
Al ACCOUNTANT would make change
years OF experience with largest corpora
tion In state now employed In the city
4327, rare World.
LADY from WanAmskers, New York, do.
sres position as forolady; Al filter and
designer Address Jesnnotte Hobbs, Cor
doyA hotel. Phone <s<5.
POSITION BY competent bOokkepeer and Ae'
counisnt capable OF taking charge OF Of
flee. best references. =. o. box ~, sapnps,
POSITION wanted young man wants posi-
tion with oil producer. wishes to learn
geology, references furnished leave No. at
677
J NJ man employed mornings nouiu Hh'
cnpoJmsn EuarnOOns and evenings.
Phone A1OO.
MAETaD- Position by experienced lady
collector, city references. Address HoA
43l5 care word.
DRuGGls. now open for position. would
consider buying interest IN small line
business Address Box ~, Cowejs, Okla.
COOK; hrst.class, in white family, have
good references. Address i3J1, care
World
SITUATION wanted by young married man
with three years experience as stock clerk
and timckeeper. Address 4323, care World.
WANTED-Position by young lady, expert
enced In general office work. Address
422I care Worll.
COLLECTION Of merchants accounts a Spe.
cialty Ny respOr siblo party; Al :efer'
enca BATS: will cali. G9sG. World.
POSITION by lady bookkeeper; several
city Phone 3g52R
once. Phone g053R
WANTED-Work In oil fields to learn trade.
Address 1920, care World.
POSITION as bookkeeper. several years ex-
perience. Phone 56s3
WANTED Immediately position by ox-
porenced ttenographer. Call gao.
DESIRE position collecting. mornings Boa
6500, care World.
WANTED Position By motor mechanic.
Phone $685..
WANTED Position by competent woman as
bookkerper Phone 43l7-J.
WANTED-A position as p. B. X. operator.
experienced. Phone 5o23.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
DRIISSNlNkERS.

SEWINu OF all kinds done, dresses, suits and
blouses: work guaranteed. Mrs Hart. phone
6293, 4l0 West Ninth.
HEMSTITCHtNG at 40i First National Bank
building Operator with two years expert
cnce in this town. Phone i2S2
WANTED Plain sewing Phone 0867.J.
FOR SALE-Bcautiful golden soole Collie
SEWING neatly done; rates reasonable.
Phone I079.J; Mrs. Steffins
SEEMING hy the day Phone 757i-R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

one nicely furnished suite OF rooms, bath
adjoining. close in. price reasonable,
South Cincinnati Phone 7it9
FOR RENf-Two newiy furnished sleep
ing rooms. ladies preferred Phone 1917.
rs East Twelfth.
FOR RENT-Large east front room, man
and wife or two ladies and gentlemen.
Phone 974
FOR PENT rooms Phone 1880.
Lucerno rooms. South Boston.
FOR RtNT-S'ceping iOon. 920 South FL.
wood. Phone 3O6a
FOR RENT-SerysntS' quarters in exchange
for laundry. 1l05 South Boulder.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent, no chill
dren. Phone 1869.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms for
rent Phone 1884. l1l5 East Hodge.
FOR RENT Two light hcusek eeping rooms
229 North Maybell.
VERi desirable. close in sleeping rooms.
Call 623 South Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES.

PIPE AND CASING FOR SALT, 400 feet
io,ineh o2-lb. 6oo, feet sh ?s,lb.; near
ioet 5L lslb 5000 feet 6.inch 2olb;
5000 feet 5 .. 5000 feet standard t-ineh I;
5000 feet tubing and rods; 10000 feet
2.inch line /, 500 test, 5000 ieet Inch line
1900 test: 10000 feet l.irch. All mate
rial used but In first tclass condition. Prices
very reasonable Oklahoma Salvage & Sup
ply Co. Okmulgee. OKLA. Phone 1880.
FOR SALE One mile sis-inch line 20 III .
1000 feet ca $500 feet 2'inch tubsg
and rods, good usable condition. newly
shopped. also want TO buy Starr machine.
9iJ East Seventh. Tulsa. Phone 6l23. j.
". kclso.
FOR SALE-one mile six.inch line, twenty
pounds. 1000 fevt 64, $500 feet two.
inch tubing and rods; good useable condition ;
newly shoppcd also want TO buy Starr ma
chine. 2iG East Seventh Tulsa. Phone 6l23.
j. W. kcso.
FOR SALE-One string S,End'rd drilling
tools, everything complete including 2.Ao0
feet manilla cable. Answer 43l9, care World.
ENpEkIENCED man wants position selling
oil well supplies In Tulsa, OF ON road.
noN S955, World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

MUkRILL'S s Universal Newsceil, where tho
BioioPole and newsmongcr gives YOU
pre'eminenct OF service and quality in terss
literature. Adam pirouette suddenly when
turned from the above title with the news
papers and nagaz,nts and he felt his pique
was going from him as hs gave u piesyuns
as = r.compcnse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
Lost AND FOUND.

FoUND-A bay Lorse; III on left hip,
two white hind feet blazod face scar On
left side OF neck. 2. Box l16. Come
and yet horse and pay expenses
LOST-Elgn watch engraved with X. L. Of
\. emblem on front and inscription on
back keepsake. Finder please call 3l96 and
receive reward.
LOSr-Gocdyear casing. 32s4 with tube.
one nev Firestone rim. Phone STA or
203 Seaman building and get reward.
WANTED-To get In touch with wash
woman that has not delivered clothes TO
r. o. Strcle s2l West Sixth St
FOUND-About Q months old female Eng.
list brown spitI terrier Call At 2l26
East Admiral and pay for this al.
Losr-rwo keys, tied together with string.
Liberal reward II delN TO me at l4O2
south Denver.
LOST-onc key ring with four keys on IL;
return and receive reward. Call or phone
3ls East seventh street. phone No. 9O22 j.
LOST FIX tooth with initials and lodge
numtci on gold band Return Elk's club /;
! reward
LOST-Black and whit female bird dog
Lcwcllen setter. reward 10 finder Phone
56si
L0ST--A child's tricycle. Finder call $40
and receive reward,
LOST-White Spitr dog: 81 reward. i02
North lswtcn Mrs g. W. Austin.
LoST-l.ast night. lsdy's coat. near Frisco
station. Return 10 Hotel Tulsa, reward.
LOST-Csmeo pin. Phone 5al1 for reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04

lrot IA residence dissrici must be Vel!
acquainted with clty. Apply al NOIld u
lice aud ask Tor Sir. HeInIo.
NEWSPAPER men, the cotton season Ia rus
opening IN IeAas and southern OK"
bona; we want relisble producers 10 fty
resrnt US in these states SAay Hhd "a
penses. must be able TO show clear record
tiklaAoms World. Tulsa, Okla. ---
MANrEb flrst-class NEE hanie TO tAAe
ehaiEe of yarags. $50 per week OF more
paid sapulpa Automoiiio sales corpoi"
PLUMBERS wANTED-rwo all around
good men: also one gasiiiier, no IIDor
troubles. Dugger Plumbing oompAn' p'A
1854, Drumrgnt, Okla
WANTED-Ofnee boy. inquire J. T. Dah.
ou,, IO7 East Third street iomorro"
WASTsD - Three experienced dAirymcn
wanted Call at Davis Walters mule
barn Phone 54s3. -.-.-----.-y
LADIES' aud mems suits cleaned and
pres.ad. 75c. American Cleaning q
Tailoring Co Phone 1872. .-
Tom the Arny-Rctfu:iing offices at OK
luhoma City. Tulsa Muskogee, ChicAAsha'
ArJmore and Enid .----i
silver Ketchum hotel Fifth and Main.
WANTED-A-l mechanic aud helper. Ap'
ply 1901 SoIth Main. Lexington Motor
SaitS company.
WANTED -iO,nr iL man or woman 10 eook
for Riverside hotel West Tulsa.
WANTLD-Dcli"ry boy. Apply ia west
brady
WANTED-Expi iriorccI drller. koorm D.
over Palace th'a'er.
YOUNG man wanted 10 attend soda foun'
tain Is South Boston
STOVE repair man; steady Job. Genet Fur
uture company.
WANTED Shoe salesman Tor saturday eN-
ira Turk Bros. 3ls south Main.
WANTED over TO- with wheels
Haaty Messenger Service.
WANTt D-Four mtsycrger boys. hatleN
Messenger Service. i22 South Boston
WANfED-Boys. with wheels, after school
icurs. Ha5ty Messcnget Service,
WANTED-Two cXperi'nced bussDoys
Ketehum hotel Fifth and Main.
WANTED -1rst-class Teat cutter. brr'
Rnth, kicter, okla.
WANTED lor messenger service al
South boston; rear. ---
NAN1ED-Registorrd druggist, poung man
preferred Kiefer Drug Co, kiefer, OKLA
PRFSsER wanted at 1872 North Main. Phone
2js5. .
Plksr CLASS alteration hands ith East
riird suite 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
BOARD. AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED room and board in private
family, two ladies employed. 7lS West
Fourfh.
ROOM and board wanted In Christian fam.
iiy by single gentleman cmploye ed IN office.
Address Box 4329, care World.
BOARD and room at sis East Seventh
street Phone 3022J. Also table board.
ROOM and board for two gentlemen in mod
ern house Phone es99.
ROOMS AND BOARD; homo cooking. 1lS
South Peoria.
ROOM AND BOARD for two gentlemen in
rodern house. Phone $500.
BOARD and room nt 3ls East Seventh st.
Phone 3o22.J; also table board.
EoNRD and room fos two ladies', close in.
Phone l0s2'J.
BOARD aud room vt ali last Seventh st.
Prone 30:2.J: also table board.
NICE clean bed, good home cooking $3.50
week 1918 South Detroit
ROOM and board for two gentlemen or two
ladies employed. phorc i16iR.
TABLE hoard. 81 per week; meal, 35c:
two meals per day. $3.50. Phone 7oSs.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
FARMS FoK SALE OR RENT

SMALL MISSOURI FARM
$40 cash and So monthly. no interest or
taxes: highly productive land close to three
big markets. Write for photographs aud
full information Munger Al2U. n. Y. Lilo
Bldg, Kansas city, No
SAYS PER ACRE.
buys 100 acres Of oklahoma ranch and
mineral land near Clayton, Okla,
ON the Frisco railroad; near asphalt depos
its: perfect title NO trades or tsrms. Ring
land, MsNlcster, Okla
loo ACRES improved farm lsnds near Mac.
Intosh, n. Nj. Win cell or trade cheap
Phone 5li7.
FOR SALE-Wheat alfalfa and hog farm,
close In small payment; long time. Box
Gas, plainview. Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04

GOOD dining room set In iumed oak Price
Nrty reasonable Phone %675J.
WE pay iha top pricI for second hand furni
turc or WIN exchange new for second hand
Don't take one dealers word. Let US tell
you what Z Is worth. Phone i063 Miller
furnituro Co.
FOR SALE-otilce desk typewriter desk,
laboratory desk, operating chair sanitary
couch. stoves and other household furniture.
Phone 250
WE need more secondhand goods; will buy
anything and sell everything. Phone .053a.
Diamond Furniture Co
FOR SALE-Bcd. chfionier, library table
and rocker; almost new Call 6?S9J
FOR SALE-Davenport worth s45 Price
s20. 6a3 South Detroit,
PIANO for sale ch[p. Call il2i Fast Sixth.