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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Fourroom modern apartment,
all built.in features, strictly high class ;
walking distance OF town See owner Monday
and TUESDAY at my office. Emmett Brunson,
400 Robinson building, phone 1862.
fOh kENl--On South Boston. kCvcE rooms
sleeping porch garage, large closets east
mont, not far cut. See me MOIdIy for
terms In price. J. c. Rcddin 2I6A South
Min Room 9 Phone d6sl or Ao42,
FOR RFNI-Fmg location close in south
side, furnished five.room strittly modcrn
house. two garages good cstern. Call after
a m. Phone 6sC6.
FOR RENI-Ncw modern bungalow Tor small
family $50; Overlook Park addition. West
FIRST and Terrace phone 46Os Monday.
NEW five room modern house; 500 unfur.
nishcd no children. Address box 6lss,
care World
FOR RENT-Fiye rooms and sleeping porch.
well furnished, convenient for two fami-
lies, possession at once. 100 South Xanthus
FURNISHED ten-room house. garage and
servant quarters; az AIS South Denver.
Phonp 9j0s
FoUR-ROOM new house for rent. buying
furniiur' Cali after 5:10 u. m Eighth
aud Troost.
FOR RENT-rwo.room house Call at
Prices Grocery on Third street be-
tween Lewis and Grant, Kendall
FOR 7ENT-Fiye'Ioom furnished bungalow.
strictly modern. $50 call in person. 3O7
East Second. Phone AL.
FIVE.ROOM east front modern bunga' ow.
1924 Perryman avenue $50 per month.
Phone 5236 or G076.
FOR RENT-Four-room modern house. nice
neighborhood to party buying some fur
niture. Phone 7iSl.
FOR RENT-Haye new brick unfurnished
hotel for rent. Address r. W Mcneil,
Sperry, Okla
FOR RENT-A newly pupered furnished one.
room house. Inquire at 324 south
Quincy
FOR REN1-lg. Groom houSe. well furnished,
on South Cheyenne Phone 3O7S.
Fly GROOM bungalow TO rent for fall Call
$3.50 today
TWO ROOM house for rent 1422 South
Elgin.
For RENr-19-room house, well furnished
ON South Cheyenne. Phone 307s
NEW four-room bungalow for rent walking
distance. 1925 East Davenport, phone 6i39.
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OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES.

OIL and mining companies, also stock
brokers', aye invited to memberships In the
Illinois Oil 4 Mining Stock Exchange as.
sociution; the only exclusive oil and mining
stock exchange In Chicago; sell your se.
curities thrugh facilities Of our stock ex.
chage on low commissions; small annual
fees .or memberships; new and old concerns
invited; information upon request. Illinois
OF & Mining Stock Exchange association.
Boycc building. Chicago, Ill.
A KANSAS "oFFSET," $40 an acre; will
sell al or part of 16o-acre offset" to
well drilling near big field at Paola Kan,
brought in around 700 feet Well is drilling
on structure and opportunity is eXcep-
tional. For report and personal interview,
address Operator, Box 6ls4, care Tulsa
FOR SALE-We offer, subject to prior sale
aeverni cars Of 0.ineh No. . Common lin
Dried Shiplap at s25.5o per thousand feet
in cur-lot shipments, delivered Tulsa or
iaeturing Co, Shreveport. La.
FOR SALE-Four thousand feet 6ss in
casing, II pounds, used only once; also
s coo fet of z in. cashing. "a pounds; rea
sonable prices Call 7l47, or 357o.
PRODUCTION for sale lease with settled
production. fine location for drilling; lease
surrounded with number OF producing wells
Write owner. p O. box 939.
FOR SALE-Twenty.five horsepower engine,
one hundred horsepower boiler in good
c0nQltlOn. houel IhuhuIst rouitn anu tntl
enne.
STORAGE TANKS-For sale. lot heavy
clean. good steel tanks. J. B. Parkinson.
Fort Smith, Ark.
Fer sALE--A string of standard drilling
tools In Al condition, will sacrifice IL
taken at once. Phone 6914
FOR SALF-l1 100 feet OF 6h inch casing,
5000 feet pinch pipe, boiler and engine
Star machine with tools. Phone G95S
wANTED-No. 2s Star drilling machine r.
l. Taylor.
Fon SALE-Sixty and Eighty n P. Boilers
Cushing Acid Works. CushinS. Okla
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES.

MARRIED couple wishes to rent furnished
hone very best of references, will contract
the hest of care OF house and contents pos
session wanted between September 1 and
8 Cali A. J. Clark, Phone 6100.
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FIELD or service cars, Saturday and Sun.
,, day only choice s20c; Rambler. Buick.
wei and Interstate; be first and get a snap
Inlsa Auto Exchange a09 East Second.
SOUTH SIDE apartment for rent, unfur
. nbhed, modern In every detail five rooms
front and back porches, sleeping porch, good
Seventeenth street
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOS1-A reward of $40 FOR a black tin
b"x OF notes and private papers, also S5J
for crown platinum I'm Sc; with diamonds.
and so for ladies gold watch, II returned
TO tO4 South Cheyenne street, and no ques.
tions asked.
LoS1'-Black leather watch fob pair OF
double eagles, 80 degree Masonic emblem,
Shrine emblem. i01 Palace building reward
or leave at World office
LOST-on or about July 20. gold FRA.
ternity pin bearing a ring OF pearls
around a ruby center, Reward IL retained
Apply 5065, care World
LosT-Brndle bull dog; ears and tail
bobbed, white ring around neck, all f,et
white Phone 7253. Reward.
LOST-s40 check, not indorsed. made to
w. NJ. Haggerty from j. L. Donohoo /;
finder return to Ola North Main. Reward
FAiP nose glasses, finG.r Il.asc return 10
003 South Denver, or phone $40: fos
rrward.
f.OST-0n Kendall car crown pocketbook
containing about SO, locker key 305 Phone
217.R
LOST-Pair nose glasses: finder please re.
turn to 903 South Denver. or phone 61O7
for reward.
LOST-!rish setter pup finder call 1858;
reward.
LOsT-ran eolored greyhound, black head
answers by name Blue Phone 5o5s
F0UNr-Bunch Of keys In leather case asaf
All South Boulder, phone 1879.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED--Room, furnished or unfurnished
In quiet home with no other roomers, by
woman employed, within walking distance;
permanent: can furnish Nbadding aud linen
II necessary: in answering give phone num-
ber Address Box 61si, care World.
observation-disclosures room, by young man
OF quiet habits; expects reasonable price
in residence OF few in family. Address Box
61so, care World.
WANTED-To rent, by raNeling salesman
and wife, one room and kitchenette; prefer
with garage where one can be rented.
Phone 3l06-R.
LADY Of refinement. employed, wishes nice
room, close in. Address box 6ls9, care
World
WANTED-South room in private home by
lady, employed. Address Box 6169, care
World
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HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES.

MCCORD & DAVIS, Real Estate, l4A East
Third, Tulsa, okIa. We have number
81 good rooming house propositions, which
we will lie glad to talk to you Gb0ut; come
TO see us or call phonI 3oTs: we are nt
your service
hOOMING houses and hotels large or small
cash or teims. all Parts of the city l.
YOU are in the market II will pay you to
see us Rooms . and g. over Palace tenGter.
A. j. Glass & Co.. Renl Estate and lnsur
ance Phone 60oi.
ALLISON hEALTY COMPANY sure has the
roming houses. large or small, anywhere.
CAL A7II
FOR quick sale close In rooming house,
eight rooms, rent S35 price 81 500; best
money maker: better hurry. Phone $3.50.
WANTED-To buy small rooming house
Phone G5l2.
LARGE rooming house for sale cheap for
cash. l291a West Main, Enid Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

FOR SALE-A good lively garage business.
modernly equipped, price reasonable Call
and see or phone l99, Broken Arrow. ". Il.
Hezlep.
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HE'LL WANTED AGENTS.

DO YoU WANT TO TRAVEL AT CUR EX.
PENSEi We want good men and women
for travelling general agents; must lav' fair
education and good references; will make
contract fer three months six months or
year at salary $22. so per week and necessary
expenses Can assign most any territory de-
sired. For full particulars address George q.
CLOVIS Company. Philadelphia Pa, Dept So.
AGENTS---Earn spending money. Every
housekeeper wants Blumer's Egg Saver;
25c pkg, represents 4s Eggs. pure food
made Ss.25, Mrs. Ritter $6.75 in one day
SO can you Free sample A. X. Blumer
Bldg, Lincoln Roscoe, Chicago.
1925 notwithstanding new; saves so
per cent OF gasoline for automobiles; nearly
every call a sale; money.back guarantee.
stransky Manufacturing company, Pukwana,
8. ID.
AGENTS-Men or women, make $40 weekly
taking orders for Goodyear Raincoats.
Sample coat free Goodyear Mfg. Co., Dept.
76, Kansas City, Mo.
AGENTS wANTED--0wn your own busi-
ness; sell Fritch's vegetable soap. Write
for free sample. ]. A. Fritch. st. Louis. Mo.
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AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES.

National, 1914 model, Spas.
senger; Jeffery, 1917 model, T.
passenger; Dodge, 1916 model,
roadster; Buick, 1916 model,
5-passenger. These cars are
all in excellent condition. Have
been taken in trade on Nation
al cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

THE IDEAL HOME FOR TWO
Phone during business hours, 3G26: offic,
403 Daniel building. Apartments open fer in
speet!Ou.
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CLOSE-IN furnished apartment. attractiy,
living room, bedroom kitchen and bath
two entrances, strictly private; couple pre-.
ferred Phone 5614
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

LUMBER and building materials. Louisiana
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped di-
| rect from null, subject 10 examination:
shingles. windows, doors and hardware: no
advaocrd payment required quick shipments
grade and count guaranteed Send material
bin for estimate. II. d Taylor 4 Co, Lake
Charles. La.
SALES MANAGER 500, 900 corporation
wants capable man TO manage office aud
statesmen. Possibilities unlimited. From
$500 to 800 capital necessary. Will pay
expenses to Chicago II yon are the man We
want President, 100 Washington Blvd,
FOR SALE-New business block on trancfer
corner. Six storerooms, six officerooms,
five apartments, all leased; yearly income
four thousand. Owner, widow, must sell
34l1 East Twenty.seynth street, Kansas
City, Mo.
FOR SALE-Nice piece Of settled production,
five wells producing one barrel each, came
in ten to twenty barrels each. more locations
"a drill shallow depth; just right for per
Dress p. o. box 1896. Tulsa. Okla.
GROCERY STOCK, fixtures ana lease tor
sale, centrally located, 50, coo viii, hanuie.
city properly. NJ J. Glass & Co, Real
Estate and Insurance, rooms . and over
Palace theater. Phone 1884
Coal MINE FOR LEASE-A good coal
mine near Dawson, Oklahoma, for lease
by owner. Shaft sunk. Also strip coal
Reasonable OyStE. Phone 317; Office
400 Robinson building, Tulsa, Okla.
FOR SALE-ORly bakery in good oil town
doing yearly business Of 100000, good
location, good schools. Must sell
count OF other business, Address Box GIT,
care World.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Have burned out and
rebuilt store; will rent building and sell
small amount OF goods. Address +. w. Nc
Neil, Sperry, Okla.
PARTNER WANTED to invest $4,000 In
legitimate business that will stand thorough
investigation; big profits guaranteed. Call
after ~ p. m, room 203 Majestic hotel.
GROCERY store for sale, best location in city,
doing $135 per day cash business; cheap
rent; this is bargain II taken at once. AIS
West Third, phone lI77.
FOR SALE--lI.rOom light housekeeping
roon,ing horse, good location: house IS
modern ard close in: some terms. Phone
4456-J.
FOR SALE-Oil lease on eighty acres. shat
low field, proven district. MCCord 4
Davis. Phone 307s.
FOR SALE OR 1RADE-$1 900 stock of
groceries and merchandise. What have
you Write j w. Coley, Douthat. Okla
FINE oil lease near new production in
Chanute field. Address 5062, World.
FOR RENT barn; cheap. Phone 6s74
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIEs-I
your business under the common law. No
organization tax no franchise tax: no fed
erai corporation tax; certificates not taxable !;
stockholders exempt from company debts
do business anywhere; directors reside where
you wish lowest cost organization possible.
Common Law Organization Co, . Randolph,
Detroit, Mich.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

slA Modern, five and six rooms
private garages; rents sd,956 per annum
prlce $4,000; north side. Boydell, 1l23
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

FOR SALE-Practicaly new Ford touring
car with all extra equipment; Just run
month: first-class condition. Call 'BankstOn
A. Frpy TO Phone II
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FWmdemelle Appointments

corner Fifth and Denver; lust comn,.t,d
high'class, two rooms with four-roori eff
cheney completely furnished; every up -;o-dsts
convenience
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

YOUNG MAN has one hundred acres OF land
clear OF remembrance and near oil fields,
and wants a good automobile; have good
title and will give you good trade; must
have ear. Write today Address tl1@
care World
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BOARD AND ROOMS

TABLE BOARD by the day or week also one
sleeping room. 2ll South Elwood phone
549S
FOR RENT--Neatly furnished rooms with
board at 3ls East Seventh; phone 3O22.J
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOX RENT


IN KENNETH apartments, one suite OF two
rooms, nicely furnished for housekeeping
TO couple without children references re,
CURED Phone 1911. 701 North Main.
FOR RENT-Threr downstairs well fur
niShed rooms, private entrance large
screened in porch, sink In kitchen Two beds
" desired Phone 5s67,R
FOR EENT-Two unfurnished rooms rent
reasonable. Inquire CrOsslin, Oil City
Laundry, Second and Elgin.
Two unfurnished rogms for light house
keeping. 52n South Wheeling Phone
5740.R.
FOUBe.O0M modern apartment In two
apartment bungalow, elegantly appointed.
east side, south front; $40 Phone 5I2O
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooma
modern Call at 436 North Detroit, o.
Phone 5594.
THREE ROOMFD apartment for rent TO par.
ties buying furniture IL King street ona
half block east OF North Main
lOUh ROOM apartments, private bath Cor
ner OF Lansing and Fostnria
THREE unfurnished ooms, private bath
1923 South Cincinnati
For >RENT-Tbree unfurnished room,
1924 West First street. Phone 1875
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500 5ll East Second Str

FOR SALE-Buick roadster 2519l5 model
excellent condition newly painted new
mohair top, five new castings, six tubes,
chains. etc; good rs new; will sell at q
bargain Phone 1894 or 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

REPAIRS for most all late model cars from
1910 10 1915; also stock Of casings,
tubes, gears. bearings, spark plugs. Ford
fDn Lelts. shock absorbers. Auto Salvage.
Ol1 Eaxt Serond Attract
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.
and board in private Cath.
olic home by two young ladies employed.
Phone 1850.
MANfED-By man and wife, room and
board, close H. by Septeinhsr l. 10 Easi
Illinois. phone 5sl3.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

TAKLN under chsttel mortgage, Giants &
Mitchells some new and some slightly
use-i must sell regardless OF value. Call
at Tenth and Main Phone 1915 for demon
stration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26

FOR EENT--Two unfurnished rooms rent
reasonable. Inquire Croeslin, Oil City
Laundry, Second and Elgin
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FOR RENT-Four room modern apartment,
all built.in features, strictly high class ;
waiking distance Of town See owner Monday
and TUESDAY at my office. Emmett Brunson,
400 Robinson building, phone 1862.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT-Part Of a storeroom
for millinery-what have you to offer :
Phone 1892, Mrs. Saunders.
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
Consolation.

When one is filed with ills and
groans, when one has cares and aching
bones, when every scene presents to
view but woes and bills far overdue, in
short when all the worlds place OF
fretfulness and sorry case, then what a
solace one can find if he will only call
to mind the words that someone used
to say, "This too will only pass away!"
They seem to have the proper ring, a
heap of comfort they can bring and
when the day is drab and drear they
somehow seem to please the ear; when
in a wretched circumstance they may
not make you sing and dance, they
may not fill you full of glee and make
you joyful as can be, they may not
seldom fail to please. So when you
have no shirts to wear or when you're
losing all your hair or. when you're
filled with aches and means or when
you can't collect from Jones, when you
are weak with toothache's ills and
when you cannot meet your bills, when
all the weary worlds askew and you,
in short, are really blue, here is the
little piece to say: "This too will soon
pass away."-Illinois State Register.
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
cowheIls Save Cherries.

W. A. Bull of Igo. CAL, saved his
big cherry crop with cowbells oper-
ated by a water wheel.
Bull has an orchard up South Fork
creek. His cherries ripened, but as
fast as they matured birds picked them
off. Bull rigged up some ordinary
scarecrows. They did well enough for
a day or so, or until the wise birds de-
tected the fraud.
AS a last resort Bull tried several
cowbells in the treetops, and to the
tinklers attached strings, which he
jerked from his front porch. The cow
bells jangling scared the birds away
all right and bid fair to save the cherry
crop, but Bull got tired Of jerking the
strings all day long.
Now he has water wheel that runs
his wife's churn. So Bull attached the
strings to the churn dasher. AS the
water wheel went it's rounds the churn
dasher bobbed up and down and the
cowbells kept up their jangling in the
treetops all day long.
The birds were scared away effectu-
ally and Bull saved his cherry crop.
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
HORROR OF DESERT WARFARE
Dust, Heat and Files Are Worst
Plaques From Which Soldiers
Suffer in Mesopotainia.

Hardships and ,discomforts Of the
Mesopotania are the themes of many
letters written by soldiers serving un-
der the commands of General Sir
Archibald Murray, in Palestine, or
Major General Maude, in Mesopotamia.
"If you want to see a muddle, you
ought to see camel convoy under
shellfire," writes one man from the
vicinity Of GAIA, in southern Pales-
tine. "The natives who lead the
camels run away at the first shot, and
then the white men try to induce, by
all the profanity they can muster,
those camels to hurry out of range or
under the cover of hill. All the time
good lives are being lost trying to save
the convoy, which perhaps has the
water supply for thousands of men on
the firing line"
Dust, heat and flies are the worst
three plaques of Mesopotamia from
the soldiers standpoint, writes one of
the privates who suffered from them.
'aTo you," he adds, ''the flies would
be quite inconceivable. They settle in
great clusters on everything. Some of
them can sting and bite severely. With
the coming of nightfall the ordinary
flies disappear and the mosquitoes
and sandflies take their places. The
sandf1y is an insidious plague. You
have to wear very fine suffocating
mesh on your face, and at night you
must spray thin acid over your face
to get any peace. The temperature
goes up from 110 to 142 degrees in the
shade. The mornings work being
done, you lie in your tent with the
flap up. You almost gasp for breath.
Anxiously you await the going down
of the sun. You wear toupee or
wet towel on your head. One very
rarely wears much clothing, and you
lead the simple life. The heat takes
all pride from you. You're just bathed
in dust and sweat.
"You can get sunstroke through the
small of your back. The hot wind,
bad as it is, is better than the COM
plete stiffness, although it bounces off
the earth, flinging sand and dust all
over you. You eat sand and breath
it; you lie down in it; it's in your
mouth, eyes, ears and clothes. These
things leave Mesopotamia burnt into
your memory forever"
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
Old Time New Year Calls

y N the late sixties, says G. HI. Put
nam in Memories of Publisher, y
New York had not yet outgrown
certain of its old-fashioned or so-called
provincial habits. One of the customs
was that of making New Years calls,
practice that had been inherited from
the Dutch founders of the city. Long
before the beginning of the twentieth
century the growth of the metropolis
hs 4 made impossible this pleasant and
convenient habit of coming into touch
Cat least once year) with circle of
family friends, but in 1856 the ladies'
still stayed at home on New Years
what they could in the hours between
IL in the morning and midnight to
check off with calls of from five to
fifteen minutes their own visiting list
with that of their wives, their sisters
or their mothers.
In my own diary for January l, 1866,
l find the entry, "Made thirty-five
calls" l remember on that day com
ing back in the middle of the afternoon
for word with my mother and find
ing old Mr.. Bryant in her parlor. It
was sleeting violently outside, and the
luxurious young men of the day were
going about in coupes. 1t was the
practice, in order to save expense, for
two or three men to join in the expense
of a carriage for the day. Mr.. Bryant,
however, had trudged through the sleet
and in response to some words from
my mother of appreciation of his eff
fort in coming out in such weather re
piled cheerily: "Why, 1 rather like a
fresh temperature, Mrs. Putnam. 1t is
only the young men who are chilly and
lazy"
Fifteen or eighteen years later New
Years calls in society had become a
tradition of the past.
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
a Frequent Result.

"Ah, Mr.. Howkins," said Brown
to a wealthy merchant, II believe a
poor boy named Wilks sought your as
sistance twenty years ago and you
were very kind to him! You gave
him food and sound advice, a suit Of
clothes and half dollar, and dis
patched him on his way rejoicing.
He told you at the time that you
never would regret your kindness. Am
I right?" "Yes, you are" replied Mr..
Howkins. ''He said," Brown went on,
'that if he prospered he would see that
you never had occasion to regret your
kindness to a poor struggling lad"
"Gracious!" exclaimed Mr.. Howkins.
at sounds like fairy tale! Why, you
must have seen himl" ST have" said
Brown, "and he sent message to you"
"What is it?' Mr.. Howkins asked ex-
pectantly. ''He told me to tell you
that he would like another half dol
lar" replied Brown.
The midland journal., 1917-12-28
Another Extremist.

The business politicians were dis
cussing the uplift.
"How does Jones stand politically?"
asked one.
"Oh~ exclaimed the other. "He's
impossible p'
"How is he impossible?"
why, the mans bowling radical |;
he's practically anarchist"
Il heard that he advocated the pub
lie ownership of public utilities, but I
didn't understand that"
public ownership? He's daft about
it. Why, the man even believes in the
public ownership Of legislatures r.
Baltimore Sun.