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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
EFFECTS
OF MEASLES
Mother, Who Lives in Ten.
nessee Mountains Where
Bhck-Draught Is Relied
On in Many Troubles,
Says it Made Her Boy
Sound and Well.

coal Crcck. Tenn Up ln ths
mountains. quite some distance from
town. lives Mrs a. s. F'ritts, who re-
lates her experience with Thedford's s
Black DrauEht as follows:
My little boy. James, took sick
with diarrhea. about five years ago.
and was badly swollen No had the
measles ana this was, no doubt. an
after effect I made him we'll by Civ
ing him Thedford's Black prauEht I
gave Il 10 him three times a day for
a month ] firmly believe it saved
his NE
We always keep BLACK DrauEht in
our house. n ~ our doctor Always
easy to get and prompt In giving re-
lief
A small pinch Of Black Daught
after each meal and AZ bed time FOR
headache. stomach and liver trouble,
aud We are we'll the next morning.
II certainly works wonders some
times and saves no end Of trouble. re-
lcves pain. and there Is no need for
another doctor
havc recommended Black
Draught To- all ny neighhors and viii
continue 20 recommend H.
Thedford's black -DrauEht is a
pure vegetable herb liver medicine,
acting gently. yct promptly on liver
and bowels
have found It 10 relieve constipation.
ludiErH Ion. hliousncss and many
similar disorders
Trwy Nlack -praught Your drug
gist sclitt it ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
CHOSEN FOR HIGH"
\ H. Polcn VIII Assume Duties First
- October! Recommended ~
First Glass Man.

Superintendent Oberhoitzor" has
announced tho election OF A u.
Pollen 90 IN, place Of athletic direc-
'pr in The Tulsa high school Mr.
Pollen iH graduate pr the OHIO
Northern university Onto Wesleyan,
ana special student OF athletics
ti tho Chautauqua school of Physi-
ra Education a. Chautauqua. y. y.
- lIe hos been In dl-octiol At Nnn-
rouvor. Wash. Minneapolis, MINI,
ana Daspur Wyo This last pohtlon
has made him especially adapted TO
tho work 90 bo dono hcro because Of
tho compulsory military training IN
wyoming
Ills work in Tuina viii be in the
gymnasium during achool hours but
tho military work after school Will
lc hH special consideration.
Reports declare that he is "A real
athlete. as feet and one inch tail
aud weighs l75 pounds High school
Students are very much elated over
This fact us they idealizc tho physi-
rolly Krout
Pollen wIn,pot be here 10 take the
work unul the first uf October as
tho board ~ education is employing
an teachers. who are this late 10 be-
glu work ON that date This action
be- because OF tho vacation brought
about by the Confederate reunion II
would bc AN unnecessary eKponq" 20
the tax payer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
MOVIE ACTRESSES
AND THEIR HAIR

Did 10 ever occur 90 YOU that
every movie actress you have seen
has lovely hair while the most pop
ular count their curls ~ their chief
beauty In fact, many are leading
Ia dies Just because OF their attractive
looks Inquiry among them Disclose
the fact that they bring out all the
natural beauty of their hair 10y care
ful rhumpooing but with q simple
mixture by putting "A teaspoonful ~
CanthruN (which they got from the
druggisD in u cup of hot water and
applying Instead OF soap. This fun
cup ~ shampoo liquid o. enough so
Il is easy 10 apply n 20 all the hair
instead Of Just the top of the head
After It's use. the hair dries rapidly
with uniform 'colur pandruff, cy
cess oil and dlrt are dissolved and
entirely disappear The hair Is 80
fluffy that Il looks much heavier
than II is. iis luster and softncss are
delightful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

Tur secret uf Youth H LlIMISN
TlpN HF rrlsISH from IDur body
rhI. done FHu ulu Dive FOO boo "a hon
jr-~ and rulo, the good things .i
Nie W~h I. much pep 1s .u# Ilt
when iu iuH aprIuF'lur uf you. y.
N'rp your body Iu sluI .rU1!lFI
IH.fH IHu secret
Watch tno Ndntt THE tIluc. a
ful dIl~Hiiyc organs llr tho main
.puHps The kdnp,a filter and
purRy the blood AI me blood
.5ufses through your lldncys once
every three minutes Ihcy strain ur
filter out the impurities That i-
their work Keep them clean and Boo
proper wurking condition ana yuu
have nothing to i"ur Drive tho
poisonous wastes nnd deadly uric a,i 4
Accommodations front your system
Take GpLD MEDAL Huurlcm OH
'apsulcs az intervals and YOU A.l
always be in perfect working order
You will feel strong uul vigorous
Nerves and mHcics Will ho elnstI.
ana your face will radiatc youth and
health GOLD MEDAL Hanrlcm
pu Capsule are Imported direct
from the laboratories 1i ilaarlem.
Holland
They are not patent medicine.
but ruu uranterd remedy which has
been used by the sturdy Dutch for
over zoo ycurH and which has helped
them ~ develop into one ~ the
strongest and healthlrst races len the
world Get them from your drug
Elst. DO not take "a substitute ln
sealed packages three sifcs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
OIL COMPANY PUTS OVER
BIG DAY At W. s. S. BANK

wan 10 good organization iu ih"
field. NE Pan American Refining
COMPANY Yesterday brought tl.ioN 'H
into tho ru0efB NJ th" War Sttlug
bank Although thH H Hom'wh1t
brIuW fhs genera. average "f FnI"7
FOR t IHt ON which some special Or
nulluun has charge uf The salrs %
mmt I, remembered that This day
wna fu have been divided with Iha
HuynI people pu account ~ tho
lttirr company having lp1i su many
mon through military drhf' and en-.
I.Imruu uu vfrungiiiun was avail
pnl". Iu, One rIu American went 600
30 l.uN
IN addition 200 tine .o.rip'H through
che Uln American people the booth
OBJ. fNr lfr ground yesterday brought
ih, total receipts up 100 ta.'Gs .J1.
there being $500 huNueHH done 40 th"
fair grounds booth This booth was
lp charge uf Misses Harrington ana
king
rhr " q. q beuN Will boz open all
do. tnmOffow and evening in charge
Of the Elas iud ShfInofr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

81 LOUIS Mo. sept ls-lt was
learned Yesterday that J. A. Lewis.
vice. president and cashier OF the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce nt this
city. viii leave that bank on Novcm
hcr nrst to take a position AS Vice
president of the irving Natofal hauk
OF New York
Mr. Lewis has served ih" National
Bank uf commerce aa assistant
cashier. cashier and president
since 1909. coming 90 that bank
through the absorption OF the CON
tinruibi &atunabs bank, OF which
institution ho was cashier at the time
OF the absorption
Tn" offer from the irving Nu-
lonal bank came Co Mr.. Lewis some
time ago bat hc hcstated about ac-
ceptinr 10 bcpaus. OF hts disinclina-
ton to leave 81 Louis and all his
friends here a. however. seemed
20 be- such 8n opportunity for him
20 cN,cud his sphere OF influence and
usefulness that he finally decided TO
accept the offer while 10 means
his removal from this city he is
happy I'm the thought that In making
the change hc may still retain his
association with many ot his hank
ing and commercial friends. not only
n this city but throughout this sec
ton.
The Irving National bank, with
which Mr. Lewis associates himself,
is one of the largest commercial
banks OF New York city with depos-
lts Of over one hundred ten mmisn
dollars 10 has grown very suhstan-
TALLY during the past few years. de.
velopug n strictly commercial bus.-
moss and also an extensive foreign
department 40 that today it IS one
OF the most important iu that city
FOR foreign exchange transactions
n is an entirely independent insti-
tuition Us only affiliaton being in
the nature OF a Joint stockholding ar
raugrmeut with the Irving Trust
company OF New York. The trust
company has deposits aEgregdtiug
over forty-fivc million dollars. Mr.
LCWis. because of his many years OF
commercial banking ls admirably
fitted 20 take up his position IN this
institution ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
RESIN0L ENDS
YEARS OF UNSIGHTLY
SKIN TROUBLE

u, 90 My fa,p aud neck
broke ont wIth Fmuu piuuIrs which
-Welled aud fostrrrd uuf.l thrN were
NEr bulia when opened them
th-y tllcd again and caused me in-
TENSE pain and loss uf sleep At last
they were 80 dIsrgur.ug I had 90
give up Wy position and could not
Eu anywhere After five wears ~
This trouble. ana having used many
other preparations. tried Herinoi
Ointment and Hes,rol Soap The
usin ana itching was relieved az
once. and whom had used q Jars
~ Olutmont and seven cakes ~ Soap
was cured Now my skin i- clear.
and when I shave 10 Is as Hoft and
pink vs. Il child's' tSiEnedp Jcrhld
" Kcsslcr, sos East 9ari st. New
York city
Resinol Ointment and EcAinOl
Soap are sold by all druggists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
roo LATE no CLASSIFY

PoR SALLY owner lot 5Oxi55. east
sell Tor half price $3.50 Phone 7iei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
CALLED ON
TO CL0THE ALLIES
Sufferers In BclKium and France
Want Your Cast-off Wearing
Apparel; Itotarians Ia Charge.

A hurrv-up call for clothing FOR
tho destitute people of occupied
France and Belgium has reached
this city vita the Red Cross, and ia
10 be Immediately responded 10 Ia
the Tulsa way
Realizing the Importance ot this
call for aid. iH. the face OF u rigor-
Gus winter now coming on. the Ro.
tery club has completed plans 20
stage another great drive for worn
clothing on next Sunday afternoon.
The Roy scouts will hrlp n the col
lection of tho clothing every mem
Der Of the Rotary club viii be- pres
ent with his ear. ana AN citizens
with cars who VIII volunteer. ~
asked 20 assemble at Hotel Tulsa
tt 2 o'clock on this dar. & r. Bum
garner chairman. 4 j DcShauc. G
H. IcrnstcrmAcher and l. r., Ewing
compose the committee having
charge Of the drive
Every home iu the city will be
visited HOusehoidcrs are asked 10
have the clothing ready that there
may bc no time wasted Every kind
of garment, ror an nges and both,
sexes. iH urgently needed Every
household in Tulsa has EOme spare
clothing, out OF STYLE worn, or QUO
grown. or no use here. but despcr
ntcly needed In these destitute coun-
tries
There is an Immediate need FOR
wearing apparel Of an kinds. In ad.
ditiou, piece goods, light, warm can
tom flannel and other Kinds OF cloth
from which TO- make garments Tor
now born babies, ticking, sheetinE
ana blankets. wooden goods Of
every kind and shoes of every size
are asked Tor. Shoes too badly worn
'u uBu are ,u' up and used tu rr-
pair other footwear Lay your
shoes la pairs
Since the clothes will bo subjected
to the hardest kind of wear. only
garments made of truuE, durable
materials should be- sent II iv use
less 10 send nimsy garments Make
your gifts practical
Garments need not he in perfect
condition \ hundred thuu.Iud des.
ttutc women IN these rffous are
eager 10 earn small livelihood bt
repairing Eitt clothing and making
new garments adapted TO the needs
with which they are familiar
soft hats and caps Tor All ages.
ana sweaters or any Kind are HC-l
ceptablc Mems shirts ana pujamas.
so worn or shrunken as no longer
10 be scrviceahle, are particularly
welcome.
30 not send books. toy4. soap
toilet articles ur anyakipd OF rubber
goods. such as raiucoats, rubber
boots. rubber heels ON Shoes. etc
Notes or communications OF any sort
or description must positively net
he sent
Ten million imprisoned people are
facing shame. suffering. disease. and
some or them death FOR hack VI
clothing this winter. As long as the
war lasts France and Belgium must
depend upon America Tor aid let
us match the courage of .Bclgium
and France by the generosity OF our
own citizens, give literally. give all
that YOU are not absolutely I'm need
o. Or.'in the immortal words Of our
president, give ull Il hurtA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

hope yuu viii enjoy your visit win
ur ana that your meeting may result
iu great good 10 union labor
"Dur government WAS formed
upon tho idea that M union there 10
strength Each state hiss form. ~
rovornmcnt but they each look 20
the greater onion called the United
4ihtoa fur protection fur ih" guid'
InE hand in The eundur' ~ larger
nfnit ot NE. wh3rh pertain tu the
welfare of ull the people Su win
uhlr NOu have your locals ana state
fnloniIuua but in the end You are
Ord should Do" controlled ty lobr
rational organization u order 20
reap rho fHll benefit of, tho purpose
tof which sou urr orEan.frd.
Ia, of Unions
ThH Boz dIr ~ uulona but no
union pr association ~ men by what
ever name. H worthy uf conHIdorn
ton which has Tor its object the at-
uinmont OF selfish greed tp the dor-
Dmout ~ the country az 10 whole.
Nu man lNoth unto himself the
national welfare must always be par
amount and nliruisuc patriotism
must reign supreme in th, hearts
and thoughts ~ us all without gov
'rumonL cnpltal and labor are both
worthless with government both
must share all the material blessings
in equal g'aputtiou. or crc DO iH NOT "a
IuHi Government
"BH HoUon tu partisan uoi,ics hla
injured 90" hopes of union uhur
moro Than any other organization.
other organizations CONSIDER their
own interest urW. using politics q"
obtain lt but labor hhH not SGT 90.
uucd that Independence of frtu.
Dhiso which must boz exercised N b.
hopes to Rcf the hrst results 30
man Ig competent Co leglHIuir fuI yDl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
MAJESTIC

change NJ attraction occurs to-
day and brings TO Tulsa and The
Majestic theater what may be con-
yidcrod and rightly. too, ono of tho
biggest stage successes In the annals
~ theatrical history II ls pre-
sentauon 80 important that when,
after "a years run In New York city,
,he people of Americas metropolis
clamorod for more
The play ~ entitled 7'rodey." II
rs a story ot lie In q phase that IS
boldly told yet treated In a manner
that does not jar-not even con
trasting note is tod
II serves TO introduce the star of
Americas emotional stage, Miss
Florence Reid. who needs no intro
ductiOn TO Tulsa theatcr goers. A.
an emotional actress she is superb.
Ia To-day shc has "a role that is far
stronger than any she has yet at
tempted ana her success has been
nothing short OF phenomenal
The story OF To-day is quite dar-
l'fh ~ AiAlN fl "a WI NlfNNN "a " ~ ~
Ing 90 women who DO not seem con
tent 10 live on their husbands IN
comes. Here is one woman who
wanted fine clothes and her husband
did not nave the means TO supply
them she courtcd the attention Of
other men and az last the ineyitn
bic happened She made an appoint
mont with strange man and after
reaching the rendezvous found her
self face 'o face with her own hus-
band,
Imagine the climax She whom he
had Susted upon whom he lavi8hed
everything love and wealth and
who. after rudlng himself "a bank
rupt through the squtnderiugs OF his
wife finds her faitGless.
To-day is the feature picture on
q great program at the Majestic \
new Gnumunt Weekly is offered also
the first Of "a series OF jungle Come
dies Here are shown Napoleon and
sally. real Monkey comedians in a
pis, let that viii -C' sou 10 refresh
ing laughter
-Altogcther uu better program las
over been seen iu Tulsa fTst per
furmnnce this morning ht 1850 hnd
every two hours thereafter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

who never earned his bread hy the
Hwent ~ hls fbce No man who has
not suffered tho privutlOnB OF ne,
lts hardHhlpH, can properly aymph
thlgr with suffering humanity
The man who from childhood
has baaksd ln the sunshine ~ plenty
whose environments have been tho
aIuthrll cHtruyaKtnC" and luxury or
the rich, is not lifted to Judge what
noccAaa ry6fn W. should be enacted for
the common people shr haH that
man broad conception 0t thIH lifr
who caters 10 ono ClatI against AN
other
Must KNOW Rights.
Labor without wealth behind NJ
would boz ~ no profit .ud wealth
without labor would be- WurthioHs. Hn
that there should br common ground
for' both to stand upon and prosper
and there viii bc whouoscr each rec.
organized the relative rights NJ in"
other and suitable mss orc enacted
to enforce those rights
"My cuuuvymcn. Nou us ropf''"n d.
tatlyrH of Labor. ought Zoo feel proud
~ tho patriotic service your mem
befs arc rendering this government
Ht thH dime Everybody delights n"
praise them. and predict when ms
war IH over. more attention viii h"
given fo their intrrrstF Than ever h'.
fore. bpuHusr they have u'Uied. az
true y0ldlrrs. The full Uonfilcnc" ana
rffssm ~ tho American pf"pi'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
JOHNSON'S AUTO SALES
co.

Largest used car market iu the state
90 days guarantee on every car we
sell. FREQ service, 9ll g. Eighth 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

QUICK DELIVERY TRUCK - Fastest.
most economical TO Operate sell starter.
electric lights and horn. half ton cupar
iiy Reat truck bargain in rity A.
3o1 y Boulder Phone 1860 Easy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

n you bavo Catarrhal ucain,as or
are even just little hard Of
hearing or have head noises 20 20
ycur druggist and rct ounce of
rArmint' (joublo strength end add
% IL = riut Of hot water and
little Erannlated sugar Take
tnblespooniul four times a dsy
This viii ohe1 hring qurk raIIsf
from th%s distressing erat noises
CloCgtd uost1ls should omen
breathing become casy and tho
nucuH stop dropping into tho
throat 10 is sasy 70 prepare. costs
ht'le and Is pleasant 90 take Any
ou~ losing hearing or who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head nnisca
should rvs this prescription q tat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
oLD-FASHI0NEO REMEDIES

Grandmother remedies co M
pounded from the medicinal roots
and herbs uf the fields az" now
found upon the shelves of the mod
eru drug stores in attractive paCka-
ges and are among the best sellers IN
prepared medicines Prominent
amng them is that famous old root
and hcrb remedy Lydia r.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound which
for generations has been relieving
women OF America from the worst
forms of female ills and IS now cor'-
sidered tho standard remedy tn its
line --Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

aids Digestion. relieves Sour Stom-
uch. DArrhoca aud FluN II IS MF'
ss effective for Adults as-flr th.-
dreu. Perfectly harmless
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
ANOTHER LIST OF MEN
WHO FAILED TO REPORT

Men who failed 20 report fo tho
call ~ september are tp be
olsH..d ps slbckers and proceedings
VIII boz filed against thom II thcy do
luWluE v t list ut the men. otis
Middleton. william r. johnson John
Vs. kelley, Dclmur Johnson, Ma
Fuirr CLARK, John lf Darling, Vim.
Fred Bruncr. James Anders. Press
Baker Edgar HollluEsworth. George
Elliug and Alexander Mitchell
Following iH % HIST of the negro
men from this county who are called
'u report to the local board on the
twenty fifth 20 ho cntrnineq on the
twcnty-scNenth Tor Cant-p Funston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

Sealed proposals viii be- received by the
VoarH OF County Commissioners % rulaA
County Nklahoma on October 1ih 191S,|
AZ O'Clock p. M in the t'ouny Court
House Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. for the furnish
ing o. material s1d The construction Of two
-oncr~,s bridges ,gl and LOCATIONS as fol.
lows.
Brdrs No non NJ Sees 2sao. T. N.
a. lt co feet by 7s feet
bridge NO. % Bt Secs iolt r. 's.
e. lg To feet by 40 feet
As per Plans and specifications On hle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
Oklahoma Hospital

Service Consists uf
lst. Firrproof building arranged Tor
"A purpose,
2nd Modern and complete equip.
mont under one roof
3rd. Character. experience and skin
OF attendant
Dr. Fred $. CIntYn, President
Miss n &. {. Zirgclcr, r. \.
superintendent 10
Dr IIytlc Athcrton
Resident Physician
Ninth and Jackson streets
Phone Usage 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
LEGAL

SALE or TIMBER LANDS 6Np OTHER
H UNALLOTrFD LANDS and Slrfsco Of
Segregated Coal and Aphat Land Re
longing 70 the Choctaw and thiekssaw
lndian Tri6a. and one Irsrt Of Inal
lotted Land belonging 70 The Greek Tribe
Boz Hughes County. OkiAhoma, by the
u nhed stttes Government
There will be offered for sale Al public
suction At certain railroad points ln Eastern
OkiAhama from October Q, 1918. To October
~. 1913. ineluaive apron ELmAtely 1900
acres ot uuHllotted and. Including 200
acres Of timber land In The ChociAF Nation
%. 100 Hcrea Of the surface Of the EeEregatrd
coal and asphaN land iu the ChostaW Ma
ton 600 acres Of unAlotted land IN the
Chortaw, Chiekasaw and Greek Nations, aud
10 additional tracts 0f the surface Of the
aggregated coal and asphAlt tEsd belonging
20 the Chortsv and Chickassw Tribes re-
Gently rellnauishcd and never heretofore
offered for sale The timber ard will bs
iold for not less than the appraised value
the surface Of the aggregated coal and A.
phslt Land will be sold for cssh 70 the high
est biddsr without regard 70 the appraised
value. aud hot on time - heretofore Of
isrsd. excepting 10 addiiouai tracts never
heretofore offered FOR isle. which will b
sold on time Al Is per cent cash. 2 per cent
IN one year and balance In Two years from
date Of sale The 900 arrru OF unalioited
land will be- sold 10 the highest and best.
bidder without any minimum price being
fixed The entire estate in the tribsl tim
ber land and other uuallotied l-ad will he
cold. rr,ctvinR the COZ and asphalt there
under 90 the Chos ~ and Chicbauau Va.
'iors except where tho DESCRIPTIVE circular
specifically states hist the coal and asphalt
viii be sold with surface NO Limitation Is
placed on fhe acreage ot timber land which
any one person may purchase No person
can purchase more than leO acres clssai
fisd a. agricultural land nor more than
go acres classified as grazing land. Resi-
dence ON land not required. Bids may hs
submitted BOO uersou, or by agent With
power OF attorney or by mtN nida by mail
most De accompanied by certified checks or
hank drafts Tor 2S per cent Of the amouut
Of bids Tho right to reject any and all
bids BIS reserved Detailed prHtsd Informs
Non as On dates places, terms Of sale, In
rmdinr iis's or circulars descriptive OF the
lands to be offered Tor Alc. may be- oh
tsinrd free 81 cost upcn application 70 Mr
Gahe p parkeT Superintendent Tor the
Five CiyItcd Tribes, MuskoErs Oklahoma
~ho ls me only person authorized 20 sel
these tribe lands 10 The public Maps And
plst7 msy also br obtained from said super
inteHdcut st . cost OF from Is cents 20 so
cents each
CATO SELLS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

1917 Marmon like new ...fg.5OO
1919 Stutz Roadlter. good
condition ............... $50
1917 Olds s. Touring revar-
h'hhcd .ss.tt.ts..ttt ht'
1917 Haynes. wire whecls. 500
1915 Jeffrics q, good as new 1.o
1917 Dodge Touring good
tires sst...tst... ..t.... %"
1917 sudcbakcr ......... 500
1915 Olds g. real bargain $50
1917 Ford Touring runs
good. dcmounable rims
ana good tires ......... s,a
1916 Maxwell ............. o..
l9lI Ford Touring ....... 200
$40 East Sc cgrF So.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

Arnctt Lynch Wmuey Fllnn
w. J william. L}dle wallace
ual Hodge. pi,,a., ai,,, ,U,1.b, In
KICK flNnns Charley Casey.
- Washington. - johnson.
T. e. Tuttlc Tummic Petite.
Wi!bon Hudson. ollie Garrison
Eddie Wright, Cowir Taylor.
Walter Johnson Robert Marshall.
fuller SlRuEhtrr Walter Sims.
r. Mhyfiell Albert Pierce.
g Hurnctt g. W Kelly
Willir Hil lIughie Clark.
Virgil Slmma Upton Manuel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
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