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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-06
Legal Notices

INTHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR
KING COUNTY.
In Probate No. 2249O Notice to Cred
itors.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jay G.
Dubois, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and has
qualified rs ExecutriX OF the Last Will
of Jay 6. Dubois. deceased: tina. all per
sons having claims against said de-
ceased or against said estate are here
by required TO serve the same, duly
verified, ON said executrix. Flora c.
Dubois, or her attorneys of record. at
the address below stated, and file the
same with the clerk of said court, to-
gether with proof of such service,
within six months after the date of
first publication of this notice, or the
same will be barred.
Date of first publication, November
%, 1911.
Flora c. Dubois,
Executrix Of Last VIII Of
Jay q. Dubois, deceased.
Address: 1854 Empire building.
Seattle, Wash.
Carkeek, Mcdonald, Harris d Coryell.
Attorneys of record for said Execu-
trix, room 1854 Empire building, Sc
attic, Wash.
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mnth,' your vashon Heights cores
pondent thought was counting trou.
Bile" Now suppose after this comes
out the rcourting'' win be over. the
banns published and | will be safely
welded to trouble" aud live happily
90 ever after
IVAN ToNo.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-06

There is n dearth OF personal items
In this number, bat considerable space
is given the eighth annual Chautauqua
Assembly, the cntirc program keing
printed. a familiar poem, Have You
Ever Iaulhor not given and several
contributions relating TO horticulture,
moral culture aud education are given.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-12-06

WINTER SCHEDULE
MCDOWELL STEAMBOAT COMPANY
In Eifec, Oct. s, 1917
STEAMER DAILY
Nv Portage. $50 a m and ll.45 IN
Nv Vashon -. 100 m and l2l5 m
I-v VaShon Hts. 40 a m and 2.45 p IN
Lv Seattle. $50 a m and 5.15 p IN
Lv. Maury Dock Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at. ............l1.30 a IN
Sunday Schedule
Nv Maury $50 pm Lv Vashon 4. ID pm
LS Portage3.45 pm LvV. Hts. i.40 pm
Lv Seattle ...... 8 10 am and . 80 pm
Subject to change without notice.
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BILL FOR
LEASINGPUBLLC
OIL PROPERTIES

Honolulu people who have followed
the oil situation in California will
find the following despatch from
Washington under date OF August
OF interest:
Senator Walsh's bill to open up
for private use vast government
coal. gas, oil. phosphate and other
mineral lands throughout the west
including naval reserve lands No. 2
in California, was ordered favorably
reported yesterday by the senate
committee. AS amended the measure
permits the leasing or sale OF gov
eminent coal lands, except in Alas
ka. or the leasing of oil lands, by
the secretary Of the interior.
That part Of the bill permitting
private interests to work naval re-
serve No. in California has been
vigorously opposed by the navy de-
partment, which contended that the
companies seeking entrance to the
reserve lacked proper title to the
land. The reserve originally was
withdrawn from private use, despite
protests of concerns who maintained
that their leasing rights could not be
summary abrogated.
"A bill introduced by Senator Phe-
Ian, providing that persons operating
wells in reserve No. 2 at the time
it was withdrawn shall be entitled
to lease the land from the govern
ment by paying one-eighth royalty
was added to the Walsh amendment.
Another bill by Senator Pittman. to
permit the operation or leasing of
lands containing potash deposits, al
so was incorporated.
CAS- to oil, gas, phosphate and So
dunn lands, the bill provides that a
permit will issue to prospector, and
IL he makes q discovery he gets
patent to one-quarter of the land
contained in his permit and he OF
anyone else may lease the balance
upon competitive bidding or as to
phosphate or sodium lands may buy
the same. All entries heretofore made
in good faith are protected
"To prevent monopoly the maxi
mum is 1850 acres, with punishment
for directly or indirectly acquiring
or leasing more"
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CITYGETS $50
when GAMBLERS
FORFEIT BONDS

Fifty-two gamblers arrester in a re.
cent raid by Detective Captain Ar
thus McDuffie, forfeited their bail
in police court this morning when
they failed to appear for hearing, thus
enriching the city and county Golfers
by $500.
BY a well-planned scheme Captain
McDuffie arrested the gamblers last
Saturday night for playing paikau and
seven-eleVen. Most of them were ORR
entails.
John Borges. habitual drunkard, was
sent to the reef for three months to
sober I'D. Henry Kapaoa. who sold
wine and been at Kakaako without a
license, was fined $3.50.
F. A. Gill a sailor, who assaulted
W. E. Hughes, vicilian, on King street,
near Levers & Cooke, had his case
dismissed for lack Of evidence.
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:: Business And Financial News ::
Of
FUTURES TRADING
HITSSUGARMA

Cable 11yices from the New YORK
coffee eshange indicate that The
suspension OF trading in sugar tuI
lures hal checked the upward trend
in price of the product and left the
market ! an unsettled state. The re-
ports 81 that practically all buyers
and seers have Withdrawn and that
there ! a small quantity OF sugar
which las paid full duty for which
T.51 Gets is being asked. Some Porto
Rico SCAR is available at 7.40 cents.
Thetendeney toward lower prices
for SCAR and the unsettled market
condions are assumed by local sugar
men mean that the New York buy
ers al sellers are uniformed and un.
detepined as to how, far the govern.
mentntends to 90 toward controlling
the rice OF the product during the
war
q agency man says, The price Of
sug was getting too high 1t was
DANGEROUSLY high, because it was at.
tralng too much attention. l DO not
beFe anyone knows what the gov
erIent may do toward regulating
SUI prices during the war"
tnilar adVices to those sent to the
prs were contained in tht weekly
cae market report received by Alex.
aer & Baldwin from their New
X office. This cable read as fol.
le:
Market unsettled and all buyers
d sellers practically withdrawn
$iting developments. Small quantity
! duty asking Isl. Porto Ricos
b."
It Is pointed out that this is net
Arly 30 strong" or as optimistic a
port as has been sent out at other
fnes during the past few weeks when
lgar was climbing up from $500 on
lly to the high mark of 1852.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
washington. D. c.. July IL, 1911

washington, ". U. July Il, lS11.
Tn, Act Of Congress approved
March 8, 1916. authorizes the Score
tary OF the Treasury TO reimburse the
contributors TO the opening and dedi.
cation OF Bishop rtreet adjoining the
former Federal building site bounded
by Merchant, King and Bishop
streets, Honolulu. Hawaii. Notice 10
hereby given that the collector Of chs.
toms has been designated as the fiscal
agent to reimburse them" (said con.
tribulors). taking receipt in each
case, the Reimbursement TO be the
amount contributed without interest:
and the receipt obtained by the fiscal
agent shall. be considered as evidence
OF the reimbursement, and the per.
sons SO reimbursed shall have no
further claim. No one OF the original
contributors shall be entitled to re.
Endorsement unless the claim IL filed
with the agent within one year -efter
the last time the matter referred TO
is advertised. For further informa'
ten apply to the Collector Of Gus
q ms, Honolulu. Hawaii
tsignedl BYRON R NEWTON.
q Assistant Secretary
Aug. &C $40 Is Is II 20 q "a q Is
31-Sept 1sS.s 1917 o.,
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VOPLANS YET
FOR D|SPOSING
OF farm HERD

Plans for the disposition of the
Farm dairy herd will probably not
be completsd4suntil the return Of DR..
Victor A Norgaard, territorial veter-
marian, from the mainland, the board
o. agriculture and forestry has an.
nounced.
The herd is still confined to the lot
at the beach, about a mile from the
quarantine station, which was pur.
chased by the board when it was en-
joined by the Schuman Carriage Co.
from putting the cattle in the quar-.
antine station. The suit has been dis
continued as the mules owned by the
company have been removed from
quarantine.
What the board will finally do with
the cattle Is still matter Of conjec-
ture, as Mr.. Farm says he will not
take them back. He believes they
should be killed for the protection of
the public.
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Of
SUGAR INCREASES

= In the discussion of the sugar sit
uation that appears from time to
time in the daily press the assump-
ton is very generally made that the
consui1pticS Of sugar IN the United
States has fallen off to a consider
able extent during the present war, "
says Facts About Sugar. Apparently
the only basis for this is that prices
have ruled somewhat higher this year
than last. Higher prices ordinarily
operate to curtail consumption. It is
taken foe granted, therefore. that
consumption must be less.
"An examination of the facts In
the CASE shows, as those conversant
with conditions in the sugar trade
are already aware, that the exact
contrary 10 the case. Instead of de-
|clining the average consumption OF
sugar during the first half of the
current year has shown an appre'
ciablc increase as compared with the
corresponding six months Of 1916
The staiistics published from week
to week showing the movement OF
sugar reveal the fact that while total
receipts at Gil ports to July LIST have
been somewhat smaller than during
the earlisr hat Of last year the DIFF
ference rs very largely offset by the
decliae in exports Added to this IS
the consideration that the large croI
OF beet sugar and Louisiana cane
have eEttIsG even more complet.ly
into consumption than was the case
q year ago. The remnant of these
two crops unmarketed at the begin
ming Of July was negligible.
The total consumption Of sugar
from the various sources indicated
deducting exports and stocks on
hand, amounted for the first half
year Of 1917 roundly to 1850, 900 or
binary tons, or very nearly 250,00C
tons more than for the first sly
months of 1916. This il an increase
of approximately 10 per cent, or ar
average Of above four and ope-hal
pounds for each person in the entire
population Of the country. Instead
Of q falling Off in the use of sugar
therefore, there has been q somewhat
unusual increase thus far in the pres
ent year.
cit is not difficult to understand
why this has been the case. Thu
rule that . higher price means les
sened consumption is by no mean
invariable. Sugar is, more accurate
: ly than commodities, an index o
prosperity. When business is goot
and workers are fully employed a
| high wages the use Of sugar in
creases, and this condition unques
tionably has prevailed in the Unite,
States during recent months. Tn
advance in the cost of sugar, more
over, has been so much less thai
that of most other food commoditie
that II has enjoyed a distinct advant
tage in competition with other food
stuffs.'
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TODAY
NEARLYS2O0,OOO

Trading was light in both listed
and unlisted securities today Pioneer
and McBryde sugar seemed inclined TO
rally a trifle. the former going I'D %
cents and the later 12l. cents, but
there was not much demand. Mineral
Products crept up to 10 cents, BinE-
ham remained stationary at 1850,
while MADEIRA dropped down to Al.
Dividends were declared as follows:
Alexander & Baldwin 100000; Ha-
~aiian Agricultural company $4,000;
0nomea 100000; Hawaiian Electric
$4,000; Pahang Rubber $4,000; and
Tanjon Olak $4,000.
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KAUAI IS ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER CIVIC CONVENTION

Raymond c. Brown, secretary of the
chamber Of commerce and chairman
Of the civic convention committee. re
turned Saturday from Kauai where
he has been for the past week on
tour of publicity for the convention.
He says that the Kauai people seem
to be very enthusiastic over the con-
vention and a large delegation from
the Garden island is anticipated.
Mr.. Brown reports that Joseph H.
Moragne, road supervisor, will talk
at the convention on road maintenance
from the standpoint of Kauai Each
island is to have a good roads speak
er.
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REFINED s. WILL
NOT RI g CENTS,
ISiEF LOCALLY

Local sugh do not believe
spqar viii lime cents for the
refined prod prophesied by an
official of fockett refinery, If
Sufficient Are released from
Other trade rmit the transpor-
tation NJ III from Java and the
Philippine
Willard report tnat tnere
ora e0o 00dbf sugar in Java and
* ooo TOME Philippines await
ing shipn market: Inc re-
duction Of oay ano the Gay DE-
49, Ia 1ation that Great Brit.
.;n has led bottoms for the
.ninninob Java product from
49, tJAlso that there are
n.rosnectkhe movement OF the
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SEALED TENDERS


8 Sealed tenders will be received up
to II m, on the 5th day Of Septem-
Der, 1917, atsthe office Of the Clerk Of
the City and County of Honolulu,
Room s, Mcintyre Building, for fur.
nishing 20 Fire Hydrants.t "a
s. ecifications and form Of proposal
nav be had upon application and q
deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars $4,000
Al the City and County Clerks office.
I Any information may be obtained at
the office Of the Honolulu Water
Works.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
ard 10 waive ell defects.
d. KALAUoKALAEI,
clerk. City and County OF Honolulu
eesi--Aur. Il. s15. 16. II. Is, 20, 21
e ) e, %, "a
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CONTRACT FOR FISH
CANNERY IS AWARDED

The contract for the construction Of
the fish cannery at the corner Of
First and Cooke streets has been let
to George Yamada, who will begin
work on the building in a few days.
The structure is to be $50 feet long
by so feet wide, with concrete floors
and one story in height. The pack.
ing equipment Is here and 1t includes
four retorts, boilers and other ma
chineTy. Vs. 81
The cannery Is being started by w
P. English, local representative Of
the can.ornia.H awaiian Packing Co,
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Sugar 7.4Octs
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
hemherS Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908

was elected president Of the Kauai
chamber of commerce at a meeting
last Thursday. Crawford succeeds F.
L. Patterson. Other officers were re-
elected, as follows: T. Brandt, vice
president; L. D. Timmons, secretary;
J. |. Silva, treasurer; W. n Stewart,
auditor.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
kAIMUkI LAND CO., LTD.

At the postponed Annual Meeting of
the Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd, held at
the office Of The Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd, on Friday, August II,
1917, the following officers and di-
ensuing year:
r. w. Shingle. ..... President
F. E. Steere. 1905. Vice President
H. Dunshee .......... Treasurer
J. NJ. Laird ........ Secretary
Directors-R. W. Single, F. E.
Steere, H. Dunshee, J. M. Laird, A. N.
Campbell; and John Guild, Auditor.
J. NJ. LAIRD,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Hawaii sAue. IL. 1917,
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NORMAL WEATHH !
CONDITIONER
ON GEN ISLE

Nearly normal wed conditions
of hot and dry are being ex-
perienced by the pip on Maui,
according to reports Bht to Hon
olulu. Light shower pr now and
then, but not Of sInt intensity
tn do a great deal bod.
Grinding was fini at McBryde
On August s, and dtput Is very
close to 1890 tontcn Ii q pan
ner crop for the p Ron and 1900
tons above the est
During the latt OF July a
field of Sc acres lV9 was har-
vested. The yield rs follows:
Tons cane per al '''''... 0I.31
Tons sugar per ..''.'.. S.So
Quality ratio ''.''''. o,S3
Sucrose in cane ....'.... 1916
Fiber in cane ..'::'.'.. lz.4O
Kekaha finish lnolng ON the
ninth with an il Of 19,179.125
tons This is tmper crop for
Kekaha BesidI big crop a field
of considerable was allowed to
60 over to ne3
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SHELTER RETURNS ON
BINGHAM RUN $4,000

A cablegram received from Mon
tana-Bingham Saturday says that the
smelter returns for August from
present indications will be $4,000
1t is expected that the mill will be
running at a capacity of 200 tons daily
by September 16. The tunnel which
il to cut the Mayflower vein will be
completed before September.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Sales: 600 N. Products, 10; 425 M.
Products, .os; 72oo Bingham, 40; 49,.
800 Bingham, so; $500 MADEIRA, AZ;
$50 Hon. oil, ASS; rs M. Products, .oe:
1000 MADEIRA, AZ; IT'S EnseIs, 6.75; 100
Bingham, so.
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Between Boards: Sales: so oIaa,
f2.25; 10 onomea, 81; 40 Pioneer,
36.75; 20 Hawaiian Sugar, aI.25; 8 Nc
5ryde, 1923; Is Me5ryde, 1o.37Is.
Session Sales: 5 Haw. Con. Ry. A,
$50.
Dividends, Aug. 2o-A. & g., ST;
Il. A. Co., 40; onomea, 40; Hawn.
Electric, I; Pahans, 10; Tanjons
0lok, 20.
Latest sugar quotation: s6 deg. test,
7.4o cents or $14s per ton.
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Frank CRAWFORD. cashier Of the Ii
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Honolulu Stock EXCHANGE

Monday Aug, &c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23

WANTED by an experienced hotel man with
furniture and money a suitable house in
Tulsa or ether good nearby town. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
OIL WELL sUrPLIEs.

OIL and mining companies. also stock
brokers, are invited 10 membsrshps in the
Illinois Oil b Mining Stock Exchange -.
sceistion; the only ercinsivs Gcia oil ~ and mining
eurities thruGh fscilitie. Of our stock s1.
chaga on low commissions; small annual
fees .or memberships; new and old concerns
invited; informstion upon request. Illinois
Boycc building, Chicago, III.
FOR SALE-we offer, subject 10 prior sale
several cars Of 8.inch No. . Common KUN.
Dried Shiplap at $25.6o per thousand feet
in car.lot shipments, delivered Tulsa, or
point taking equal rate. Write Allen Manu-.
FOR SALE-Berry Duplex 1lxlo air com.
pressor. belt driven, class q. B., low pres
sur.. in fine condition, located at Coffey-
vile Kan. Address Federal Railway supply
20. 11A-116 West Van Bkren ST., Chicago.
SECONDHAND pipe for sale, 500, 600 feet
tractive prices, immediate shipment. Texas
supply Company, Beaumont, Texas.
ONE ITO H. P. twin.cylinder Bessemer Gas
sngine, guaranteed In good condition. Ap.
My Rex Camblin, 213 West Fourth street,
Joplin, Mo.
FoR sALE-New casing and new tubing;
Immediate delivery. reasonable prices.
Room G, Library apartments. Phones T1ss.
FOR SKLE-4, 600 feet Q 5.s.inch casing.
II pounds used only once; also 5000
feet Of 9 IL caslng, "a pounds: reasonable
prices. Gal. 7l47 or 8570i
foR sKLE-l,loe feet Of Minch casing,
Star machine with tools. Phone 6953.
FOR sALE-starr twenty eight special drill
rig with tools. 924 East Fourth. Phone
5o65 and 96s9.
ron sALE-sixty and Eighty H. P. BoiierS
Cushing Acid Works. CushiuG Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
OLD CLOTHES.

SANITARY MATTRESS COMPANY mskei
all kinds Of mattresses TO order. Phone
6449.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23

FOR SALE-One concrete block machine
with about five hundred palates, half price.
George +. CGpron, 2l2 North Rosedale
street,
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-A brand new four room house,
near Nautilus on East Eighth street;
painted white. roof stained green, cut stone
front porch, all four rooms decorated good
well for cash will take Sl,350 will sell on
terms At $3.50, ono.third cash. balance at
$2j per month. Call 5a.6
MOaNiE6sIDE Addition, corner lot 60 by
lao. rightest IN The addition, bargain for
quick sale. Phone S74s.
NICE sslesroom or repair shop at AIS South
Boulder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.


FARM LAND NEWS Here's good news for
the man who wants 70 get his own farm
home. ! have y splendid tract of lahd In
Michigan's best counties and while IL lasts,
will sell you 10, 90. 40 80 acres or more
At e15 to s35 per acre on easy payments
over a period Of seven years. Live on your
own land and givo your children a better
start In life than you had. Good schools.
towns, loads, markets; q few hours rids
from Chicago; healthful climate; pure soft
water: plenty Of rainfall; stock, dairying,
poultry, vegetables and fruits all do we'll
and earn good money here. Write for full
information FREQ. George w. Swigart,
owner. J.l25s. First National Bank Bldg,
Chicago, Ill.
l HAVE. for sale chesp In the garden srot Of
this state several fine farms, very cheap.
Stock, gain, fruit and vegetables. Plenly oi
rood living water. Very healthy, For fur.
ther information address ]. w. White,
Catalpa, Arksnsas.
FOR SALE or exchange, 200.acre stock Ard
grain farm, sixteen miles southeast OF
Springfield; for sale, or will trade for Tulsa
rental property. Owner. Mrs. G. @. Young,
Gle Lincoln street, Springfield. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23

FOR SALE-Seven pool tables fully equipped
with good furniture Cost sixteen hundred
dollars. For quick sale take five hundred
and fifty. U. r. Campbell 1928 Evans ST.,
Gpripgficld Mo
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

025 REWARD for information or return Of
Ford touring car. 1917 model stolen from
Tulsa. Okla night Of July SC: motor mum.
her le2o726; Arkansas license number
22e5o; back OF front seat somewhat Scared.
Advise chief Of police TULSA
sTRAyED from my place two miles north.
west Of Alsuma about August 1 red heifer
eight inches long; marked with slit IN right
, ear. finder please notify me and get $40. L.
/. II. Cline, Il. y. ID. No. I. Tulsa. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-23

OIL OIL OIL ! am owner In fee north
half southeast quarter section two south
four west near Loco and desire to lease
for short term and all the bonus can get;
its located on crest Of structure by govern.
ment geologist; the shorter term the less
bonus. Neal Smith. Box 5. Lexington. Okla.
FOR sALE-Modern egiht-room, two.story
house, with basement; 200 feet Of ground,
good barn, cement floor, small servsnt
house. fruit and shade trees; good neghbor'
hood: one block from school. Price s3,s0o.
Mrs Eva NJ. Reid, 2l29 Garland avenue, Mus.
kogee, 0kls.
THREE well-located lots near Kendall col.
lege; price reasonable. Address Celia
Pickens, 10 West Sixth street, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A choice corner DOT,
well located Lot 1, in Block 8, in College
View addition to the City OF Tulsa. r. L.
Martin, Box 131, SArma, Kan.
/ HAVE several leases for sale In Labette
let Cook, phone 6065.
FOR sALE--Desirable lot, suitable for one
or two houses, close In on south side.
Phone $685..
OWNER wishes TO sell iiveroom house, close
in, also new seven-room. close In. Phone
FOR SALE-East side modern five rooms
street paved, $3.50; will take good COW as
part payment Phone 457o.R.
FOR SALE-randy two'room house and lot
lot. 81 200 cash. Call Phone 5a26.
FOR SALE OR TRADES, 300 equity In
four modern apartments yielding 10 per
cent revenue. A. L. Guitar, ST. Joseph, Mo.
FOR sALE-Six room, modern, close in.
give good deal, terms. owner. A93s. care
FOR RENT-Psr, Of store room. 10 North
TWO.r6om stucco house. 5000: easy terms.
$40 North Trenton.