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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15

FOR Allotment Of Louis aud Goethe
Wirkliffc. 100 acres In IL and l5.2ul5,
bOrdciiNg big lake on the west. Price $40
per acre Allotment ~ Andrew Coos h.uu in
south center ot G.2s-l5, ~ acres; o. value
great. Allotment of Mary Radcliffe 1913 ~ ..
80 acrcs prico $50. +. w. Burden,
SarcoKic Mo.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acres lime.
stone prairie land. two and half miles ~
Pryor, MHyes county, adjoining Oklahoma
state school. about 80 acres in cultivation =
no Improvements incumbrnncc $1,000. runs
five years at per cent. value $50 per Hcre.
Win trade for Tulsa city property or land.
Write T.. O box I3, ClRrrmorg, Okla.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM $40 cash and IS
monthly; no interest or taxes; highly pro-
ductive land: close 10 three big markets
Write for photographs and full Information
Munger, A2l0. n. Y. Life Bldg. Kansas
City Mo
FARM FOR RENT-lGO or 24o acres. good
improvements. 100 acres In cultivation. 30
acres in hog lots divided; barn room for 10
milk cows; fine dairy barn and hog ranch.
V. c, llanlin, Sperry. Okla.
05ACRE farm for rent four miles east of
Tulsa; highly improved. Phone 1887. q.
r. Stotts
FOR SALE-2h acres, close TO town. $500,
get busy. Brooks Realty Co. 33 Culbert-
son bldg Phones 2s79 and 55g5.J
FOX RENT-l0 acres river bottom land.
three miles Of Maple Ridge addition for
cash Phone B.55t.
FOR SALE-12o acres in slmph CARRIER
field, 81 per acre Phone 423
FINE improved so acres to trade for Tulsa
property Address =, o. box s52 city
FOR S85O-lmprovcd 7aacre farm. y miles
out Arkansas Investment Co. Leslie. Ark
GARAGE for rent, 1918 South Boulder. Phone
COq.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY
HOUSES EOR RENT

FOR RENf-5toom modern house; recently
repaired throughout: barn suitable FOR
garage $50 a month At 1925 East Hodge.
\ " llUsIor, - South Utica.
FOR RENr-A Groom modern house, par.
ties with no small children need apply
Inquire ~ North Olympia
fOk RENl-Thrco rooms ot double house
modern, 10 parties buying some furniture.
1913 Fast Fourth.
GROOM modern house to parties buying 3
rooms Of furniture 10 South Madison.
FOR RENT--Fiyc room bungalow. new and
modern; si5 Phone gG25J
DANDY two.room house for rent. J. T.
Baker. 52l North Peoria
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
FINANCIAL

FOR SALE-iOO American telegrhphone Tor
400. 5000 Uncle Sam oil for 500,
100 Oklahoma Star oil. 100 Black Panther
oil 100 American Marconi Wireless at mar
ket prices oil. mining insurance and un-
listed stocks bought and sold. A. L. Deibel
Little Rock Ark.
UNCLE SAM oil stock. 10000 shares. $50
dividends ordered by board Of directors
for 1917, company price cent share
+. J. Coughlin, Edgrr,ou, Nan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-rwo uniurnished rooms for light
Housekeeping. Phone 62so
FOUR downstairs unfurnished rooms, mod
ern, l645 South Boston, phone ?265.J
FOR RFNr-Two unfIrnished rooms Phone
1883
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE
SneGh@l B@rGl@HIM

ny nonresident owner, 1000 acres ~ I'M
improved. well located, fine farm and ranch
Also n fine improved sO.acro creek bottom
farm, black rich soil. fenced hog tight;
80 500 Real bargains, investigate Address
owner, W GALLAGHER. Litchhcd. Illinois.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Furniture OF five room house, a
bargain. sacrifice $3.50: house for rent to
party buying furniture, references required.
2l9 South Xanthus.
FOR SALE Eight rooms practically new
furniture. house for rent. Phono 5TG9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
A (Onnoisscur.

Wealthy Uncle-Iou are extrara-
CANT. sir These cigars are lot bet
ter than / smoked at your age.
Nephew tcoolly) n lot
,hettor than you smoke now.-Ex-
change.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15

SEWING Of all kinds done. Suits, dresses
and evening gowns specially: work
guaranteed. Phone 62e3. Mrs. Hart.
WANTED Sewing by the day. Phone j437 II.
SEWING, 2O6 South Madison.
DRESS FORMS moulded. Phone asa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

SODA FOUNTAINS. drugs and confectionery
fixtures, lntcst designs, both exposed AM
closed Jar type. ranging IN length OF ., -
per cent. small payment down, balance easy
monthly payments. can include showcase
shelving tables, chairs, carhonator IN con
tract. M fixtures necessary 10 open np drug
and confectionery store. Prompt shipments
Write on wire for price lists. Grosman
Fountain Co.. 2ll South Akard street Dallas,
TcNas.
FOR SALE Confectionery and light lunch
best oil town In state OF oklahoma: $500
cash, balance terms Must sell ON account Of
IN health VIII stand Investigation. Jane,
kostGko.. Ilsi Dewey avenue, BartlcaNille,
Okla.
FOR SALE Bcst billiard hall in nyely town
Of 5000. consisting Of ten tables and fix
lures. doing good business. good location;
49, 500; correspondence invited Address l..
Godfrey, sand Springs Okla
FOR SALE Established Insurance aud real
estate business I'm Springfield Mo, splen
did opportunity for the right party. Address
l.. B 400 Aurora No
FOR SALE oil lease. 100 acres. 1927,
Seminole county Oklahoma; 40 acres, %
rs. PottawHtomie county, Oklahoma. John
Swnry Nellville Ark.
WILL give one half interest In 200 acres OF
good looking territory east ~ Mounds for
frst wei Cnl G. j. Dennis phone SO,
Kiefer OKLA
FOR sALE-ltfoot clothing case, gas;
front Hoffman pressing machine. CaI
Monday. Model Tailors Cleaners, l07 Fast
Second
FOR SALE Moving picture outfit completely
equipped for vaudeville Slap for quick
Luvor Address II, Spilman. Niniia, Okla
GOOD oil lease In proven field or land TO
e,rhnnge for good car. Address =. o. box
s52 city
FOR SALE Good goo horsepower steam
plAnt: Immediate delivery. Henry J. Ar
mold, Sterling Kan.
FOR SALE Firstcass cafe with good locs
lion. IN live town. Address lock box 321
SapulpO, OKLA,
DRuG STORE fixtures, cost 81 500 new
must sell iu northern Oklahoma town
Write 90 T n Godscv FmporA. Kan.
HIGHEST prices paid for second hand cloth
inn and shoes Phone 54A5.
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MAlR IME7rS


NEW YORK, Jan. ii-Cotton goods mar
kets last week ruled generally quiet with
prices holding fairly steady. Some small
business is being done in gray cloths ffor
printing and converting ard inquiries Tor
Gus. Buying for fail is conservative, the
trade not vet having recovered lis full con
fid,nce IN the holding power Of cotton prices.
Manufacturers still report costs OF proluc
lion ahnorrnlly high and sporadic labor trou.
bloS appear 10 be growing more frequent in
mill centeIs Yarns hold quite steady and
the knit goods trade is IN strong position,
recent staple hosiery prices showing advances
II from 90 TO 80 per cent over last year. EA'
port demand is light.
Pr.cea current are as follows: Print cloth,
2s.inch 6lN64's, &c nominal; GiN6O's, . 9ci
southern standards, 12c: denims. . ounce
indigo. gle. tckngs, 20 hc; prints, sc /;
staple ginghams, Q lsc; dress g.nghams, II i1c
and re
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

room and board for gentlemen
Phone 3O22.J 3is East seventh
LARGE. pleasant room, with board, for two.
sli South Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15

WILL the person who found brown mur
In ladies' dressingrOom Of Elks club up.
stair. Thursday night return same to ll22
south Carson street or call 272l aud receive
liberal rewardf
LOST-C. s. model Winchester rifle, 3O-22O;
lost between SapulpR AMI Keystone. Re
turn 20 owls club and receive reward,
LADY $ small black velvet purse; reward.
Phone 3242, or leave at Nauderver's store.
FOUND Wedding ring. Owner cal At Pal.
ace theater and pay Tor this al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

wANTED-Fve or siS rooms, furnished
bungalow: wall buy furniture II desired
must be good neighborhood. Address gls
Hotel Tulsa
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TO EXCHANGE
DRI.SSNI\kIyI{S

50 ACRES. 3M mllos railway town. Potta
watomie county, for residence. Phone
1gl%
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UOIhm lB@Predd
Room 20S Robinson Bldg.
Phone 1887. Residence 1853.

FOR sALE-By owner new eight.room house
located IN restricted resident district, large
quarters, furnace heat large cistern, hard.
wood floors throughout; one Of the best built
homes In Tulsa built by owner for home;
bargain II sold at once. Call 36l9 from
$3.50 a. m. to p m. or 1907 after ,. IN.
FOR sALE-Rrand new bungalow. south
side, $4,000 $500 down, balance monthly;
elegantly finished; basement garage sery'
ants quarters Brooks Realty Co.. B3 Cul.
hcrtsou bldg. phones 277a and 55g5J
FOR SALE-Just about completed slx.room
bungalow with bath, hardwood floors. fire
respect Lot 5ONlIO feet: 81 500 cash bal.
ance terms. Phone i6ll-J or 1905.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Large ~ room
brick house aud basement finished attic
brick garage Fifteenth and Rockford. block
of ground iOON3O0 Phone l1i2
FOR SALE-SiN-room house, close in, IL
blocks OF courthouse, coming business
property. See owner, II. II. Parks, 7lj South
FOR SALE 5room house Kendall addition:
also vacant l0u.fOot lot, house : / 800 lot
$3.50, easy terms. Lnthy, 544 Robinson bldg
Phone 400.
FOR SALE-By owner. brandnew eight
room house In Kendall, good we'll garage,
screened porch. seven closets Ideal for rent.
inr rooms to college students Phone l22i
NANTED-Cheap lots in all parts OF the
city; tell as what you have. Brooks Realty
Co, phones 2e7a and 5a9i.J.
ASK ABOUT our low priced homes ON easy
terms. it will pay you. Bridges Il Epper'
son Phone 8s31.
FINE close.iu corner l5ONl4O. FOR apart.
mcnt or residence; reasonable. Bridges b
EppcrSon Phone 3s37
WANrED-ro buy lot or four or five-roora
house, IN good locality Address box 467s,
care World.
FOR SALE-By owner dandy fiye.room mod.
ern uugalow, close in. on west side; base.
ment, shade and fruit trees Call 4O7o
FOR SALE-s.room house In Cleveland.
Okla See J c. Byers Cleveland or Mrs
l. +. Luud. 220 South Denver Tulsa
FOR SALE-Coruer lot sixteenth and
Quincy, cheap u taken at once. Phone
ACll.J or 1905
s900 CASH balance monthly, buys two
houses ON corner. Phone 1918.
500 CASH balance monthly, buys Broom
house. price 81 600 Phone 1915
TWO STORY brick building close ia. cash
price $4,000 Phone 1918.
STRNNED OR STOLEN
STPANED From ~ North Victor one gray
pony weight about ! 600 pounds. Phone
579l Reward
STR \NED-Ouc sorrcl mare, weight about
900 pounds, good flesh Phone 5723.J.
WANTED - BOARD AND ROOMS
YOUNG man wants board and room close In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
So II Goes.

oh, fame is very apt to skid,
Is fleeing, ! avow.
The early shopping that you did.
Gives no distinction now.
k G. Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
Queen of All She Surveys.

The lady Who got money Tor
ChIistmas now -"Eps IN real state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
WAN II A IDS

R@Ces Smdl inflammation
One cent a word for all classitlcation',
minimum amount IS cents. except personals
and matrimonial which are two cents per
word: minimum charge rs cents. NouT credit
Is good II you own u phone except Tor per
sonaL furniture Tor sale and position wanted
advertising, which IA cash. Outoftown ads
are cash with order. Two cents per word
for al ads ordered mi.clasified.
CLOSING HOURS
All want ads must be in World office by
D. N. on day before ad 10 to run.
PHONE 5000
-sJIsnlr1y>
oNsfis si.gttD
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-15
REPAIRING.

BICYCLES. BABY BUGGIEs. search lights.
krys made and locks rrrtted; gun. aud
ph1nosrnphs IiNit Shop, Il West First
All work guaranteed.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
HENRY MHAWN. SCOTCHMAN,
TESTIFIES IN JUSTICE COURT
Says That His Employer Has Not
Paid Him for Services on
Ranch Near Imperial.

Although - years cid, Henry Nc
Hawn, a brawny Scotehman, living
east of Imperial, can dig ditch,
chase cattle OF fight as well as lac
CT 20.
He proved his Scotch fighting blood
ny suing his employer, A. J. Fell,
whom he alleges failed to pay him
tor services rendered. A hearing was
held in Justice Mayfield's court yes
terday.
According to Mr.. MeHawn, he dug
bitches, got up in the middle of the
night to chase stray cattle, and per
formed other tasks fo~ which he re-
ceiVed no pay.
In fact, Mr.. McHawn's Indignation
vas so aroused that he challenged
Mr. Fell to battle in the courthouse
but the challenge met no response.
The hearing was postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

/ Ernest A. Drawer has purchased
J the north half of Tract 6S, Township
D, range IA, near Holtville.
/ Calexico has formally invited the
City of FL Centre to participate in
the celebration of Inder endence day in
that city. a week from Wednesday.
Walter Packard will leave July for
Ferkeley, where he will make his
headquarters as chief of the farm ad-
yisers of the state.
Letters of administration have been
granted Ray Edgar, public administra-
tor. in the matter OF the estate o.
Nels Sorenson.
James S. Monahan, grape grower
from Freson, is here in the interest
If the grape packers of the Valley.
He will stay until the pack here is
eff on its way east.
o. H. Cobb of Imperial was incar-
cerated in the county bastile last
right. charged with burglarizing an
Imperial residence He was arrest
cd by Deputy Sheriff Kemp.
Eight Fresno girls, in charge of 4
matron, have engaged apartments on
Olive avenue for the first two weeks
m July. They have been hired at eX-
pelts to pack table grapes at Melo-
land.
There will be a special meeting OF
the fire boys of Ell Centre at the fire
house tonight to take important ac-
ton on the invitation Of CaleXico to
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
HONEY AWAITING IN PRICE.
]. Edgar Ross Says Present Price Is
Best Ever Received for Product.

In two years the price paid for
oney in Imperial Valley mas jumped
ION 3A cents a pound to 912 cents,
due both to activity of spectators and
scarcity of the sweet crop. The pres
ent market price of 91a cents a pound
is said by J. Edgar Ross, well known
beeman, to be the highest price ever
Paid in the valley.
Last year the maximum market
rrice in the Valley was G1a cents a
pound. This year, according to Ross,
the buyers contracted for at least 80
per cent of the crop before the sea-
son opened at prices ranging from Ga
cents to 8 cents a pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21

Mrs. f. G. Bair has gone for her
summer vacation.
Al Snyder returned st evening
from a trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian will re-
turn from Los Angeles tomorrow.
Miss Helen Grizzle las accepted a
position in the Woolworth store Of
this city.
Chester Loomis left last evening for
his home in Los Angeles. He expects
to be gone about seven weeks.
William c. Starner has just COM
rleted the purchase of a ranch in Sec
ton ?, Township 16, Range Is.
Justice Mayfield reports that there
have been but three weddings in June
in his office thus fag--a big drop
from last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith of this
city have closed up their house for
the summer and have gone to San
Diego.
l.. G. Beal and j. S. Strabel have
been appointed horticultural inspec-
tors by the county horticultural COM
missioner.
At last nights special adjourned
session of the city trustees the new
plumbing ordinance was laid over un-
til the new state plumbing law is il
operation. This new lew requires the
strict examination of all plumbers,
the same as under the proposed city
ordinance.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
Miss Thaanum Recovering.

Miss Thaanum, the young lady who
was prostrated from the heat at
Mountain Springs, Sunday, reached
her home in San Diego safely last
participate in tn efire drill in that
city independence day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Mason left for
the Coast yesterday, where they will
spend their summer vacation M.
Mason is an employe Of the Blinn
Lumber Company.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, pastor of the Meth
oaist church, and Mrs. Clark, have
returned from an outing Of four days
II Julian. They state that the tenn
perature at that place was 101 de-
gress last Wednesday,
Mrs. Larey and daughter, Mary
Larey, left this morning to spend
their summer vacation in Los Angeles
Theodore Page, who has been Wis
ting in Ell Centro, returned this
morning to his home in Los Angeles.
Miss Fannie Cochran of the High
School faculty, who left Ell Centre
with plans to spend her vacation at
Long Beach, has departed for Roches-
ter, Mimi, where she will receive sur
eical attention
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
IMPERIAL SUMNER RESORT.
AIan Flying From Los Angeles to Es-
cape Heat Fields Relief at Brawley.

J. A. H. Wilson of Los Angeles
il in Brawley looking after his loca'
interests and for the purpose of COO
;ng off, thing impossible in the An
gel City. He states that the heat
has cooked the walnuts, apricots, and
lemons in many localities and made
Of the Imperial Valley popular sum
mer resort. Mr.. Wilson expects to
he hanged for these admissions upon
his return home after the hot wave has
1assed, but vouches for them never
theless.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
SURVEYING NEW HIGHWAY.
State instrument Men Busy in Goa
chella Valley Section.

Engineer S. Holster of the State
Highway Commission, with gang of
men, is surveying the permanent route
from 1ndio to the Imperial county
line through the Coachella valley.
1t is not yet known whether the
road will run through the Coachella
Valley cities or pass them or the west
side, but out of consideration to Riv-
erside county, which has spent con-
siderable amount of money on the
road, residents of the Coachella dis
trict hope that the highway route will
include Coachella and Shermal.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
In Society
Observation-Disclosures Nuptials.

That some of the most happy events
come very Unexpectedly IS a saying
as old as the hills, and we are con-
vinced more than ever that history
repeats itself. When the society re-
porter was in the First National Bank
this morning there seemed to be
spirit of gloom pervading the atmo-
sphere. Apparently something was
wrong. The clerks, accountants and,
ia fact, the entire staff, if one could
judge by their countenances, appeared
to have lost their last friend. Here
is the reason: Last evening. just be-
fore going home for the day, Miss
Ccrinne Brenizer, who, by the way, is
j very charming girl, with q wealth
Of beautiful blonde hair, announced
that she would not be back for work
today. This announcement came like
a bolt from clear sky. and imme-
diately her associates asked her to
explain. What are you going to do?
Get married? And is that cookbook
ing fellow who has been sticking
around for the last three days tho
lucky one?" she was asked. well
you have guessed it." said Miss Bran
izer. THAT is just what we are goine
TO do" So this evening the Episcopal
church will be the scene of one OF
the prettiest June weddings. Miss
Brenizer's husband-to-be Is Joseph
Hawkins, son of Mrs. Marguerite
Hawkins of San Diego. Mr.. Hawkins
is a member of Company B. Engi- |
neering Corps, and is stationed al
Lima Vista camp, San Diego. In ci-
villain life Mr.. Hawkins makes his |
home in Pomona, Cal, where he is a
rrominent young business man. For !
the past few months he has been as
sociated with the Golden State Port |
land Cement Company of Orc Grande, !
{ al, as head chemist. Miss BreniZer !
is also from Pomona, and it was while .
school there that she met
her future husband. For the past six .
months Miss Brenizer has been in the /
department of the First !
National Bank, this ciCy, and expects .
to return here July l, to continue her
work with the bank, at least until .
the present war is over. 1t was due .
tc the fact that Mr.. Hawkins expects
TO be called to active service at any
time that the young people decided .
upon immediate marriage. The cere- /
mony will be performed at 7 O'clock
this evening by the rector, the Rev. /
7. Rankin Barnes. The bridal couple !
will be attended by two old time |
Helen Louise Sachf ,
and Walter Kilrain. After the cerc-
mony there will be a modest wedding /
supper at the Barbara Worth. Mr. /
and Mrs. Hawkins will leave this even
;lg for San Diego, where they will +
spend short honeymoon, after which
the bride will return to this city and /
the groom will take IN active work in
the engineering corps Of Company b.
They expect to make their future home I
in FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
Red Cross Girls Entertained.

Mr.. Richmond has invited the younc
ladies who worked so energetically
yesterday for the Red Cross, the din
rer at the Barbara Worth this even
ing. Those invited are Misses Stella
and Lola McKim, Lily Larey, Irene
Echols, Jane Kelsey, Mildred Meow
rey, Wildavine Thompson, and the
Meesdames A. w. Howe, NJ. O'Hanlon,
I. A. Iasigi and Kamura. These la
Ges took in over $500 on their trip
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
Ten Thousand Club Meet.

A short business session of the
Womans Ten Thousand Club will be
held at the Red Cross headquarters
10 discuss their gift to the American
ked Cross war fund. 1t is important
that all be present. The meeting is
to be called for 1880 p. m. Thursday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
IHRFSH CORN IN TWO WEEKS.

E. II. Walker, who has twenty-three
acres in corn on his place near the
river west of lockwood, says he. be,
lieves he will have about the earliest
harvest in this section of the valley.
Mr.. Walker planted the corn in March
and it is beginning to head rapidly.
iie expects to cut the corn in two or
three weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21
Elmo COnleY HOnOred.

Rev. Conley has received word that
his son Elmo is to be one of the
three speakers at the graduation OF
his class. This honor was bestowed
upon him by the faculty of his school,.
Elmo did not state what his topic
would be.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-21

evening Miss Thaanum was removed
from Mountain Springs to Live Oaks,
Sunday night, and has been at that
resort until yesterday Miss Thaa-
mum is a sister of the two Thaanum
boys, Pat and Odin, who are well
known in this city.