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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
?ecsrab na Sme!n.
Sen 2Gbc September 1918.
Smaaplmf.

Niis 6rcba So@pnngcr rciitt
Sarona til Sprclt Gitn.
Mr. % yfrS. George Gucuiou
er oenle llee / hilbert &ed.
Nfr2. Ola NIliion reiile Man.
oa1 iii S%onntoriet / Trdiric on
Chen.
Miis @ouiie Ycien reiIie Wnl-
Dag I'll albert Sea, bpor bun nil gan
poa Stcle.
Mrs. s.. Z NeIRcion % 0attc
rcr, Mrs. SiIuer. rciite Sirson0 til
&ocbcitcr, Wtimt.
90 Snme har Ell llqe4 li6
hart @eisg al lin @roocr Cars %ml.
ne ira Glbon 9atc, Mtinn.
NfiiS &nao 6orrciter rciItc
Nfonoaa til Nuitin, NIirn., ior at
bcleBe in ocrboen0e Scitcr.
Mi&ics Beatrice Norhcim, IoI-
ma 6aloet 20 @laopa SoccbIon rciitc
Scroog I'll Golcact / 1apettc.
- Nr&. Gr. Soca bar ioI0t @ln.
oioler Tor $3.50 ira lin Muoc %
'flUnfet Fcnqcne til NcOc aor4.
Mrs. Y u. aicmc o. lnttcr.
2frS. Robcrt Tcteriou ira @outon
bcieate iioite Hoe Is. u. STONES.
@eorAe "a Grucit AuocrIon irc
Snipooo, 80. TOM bcrtil Mouour
Tor al beaun0c pc0 %ltbcr College.
9eonaro aroqiuno. scr Qiol
Sicrciic / NUrcn I Tort Fill 0fln.
nor iiN'tc llQc bicnmc pno Neruis
iion.
MfnnJer %lm IRA Gubuolic hnr
oennc Hoe urrct i @ncn pou Nciey
hos line 6orU,orc Mr. o. Mrs
Chris. NlmL.
Mii4 Stella Gfcu ira 6ori
borIt. A}jnn, ophoIOcr ii0 pao @c
'el hos Mr. Oh Gir2. !. ~. Glc
mcnicn her / Nnen.
NfrS. u. " llI2ruo "a Tnttcr
mrs. ~. 0nGcn iro GuIuth. Ntinn.
hor pGrct her ! %cirN hes @Ir. .,
YfrS. g. =. Sornrc.
- @2r. ca MRS. :. NJ. Glcmcn'ci
hor hoot @eiep al Mrs. GIcmer
lens 8nher % @rcbcr, &. oa Gar
San'en irn NinQitco.
Burton Gilman. ser ticnciiQie
I aauoIeriet ncoc / Ncm Ntericc
bor oPret hlcmme noQIe Gnoe 20
@e'ee hos Tine Sordlore.
Mrs. 7. Z Sore ira Winnec
polls. Der har oTrcf hernebe ct 10
Tiger bon @eisa hos fin Ssiter, Mr:
Z. Gpenion. reiite hicm iooQ.
Otter tilenSebroqt 5rUuin
peo Sort Sberioou bar Carl Wer
ricf her al @pen faaei llAnPUuclIe I
Setonh'aitnort ! 1eItortiaerict.
- Ytiis 9namor Sanion. IottC
al Mr. % Nrs. @orucr Sonior
reiite 1irshne iii Horthielo, boz
bnn bill irefrentcre Ct. SIai Gcaea
- Mr. 90 Mrs. Charles Worlo.
har mootoaet Qrep ira lin Ssr GIi
forb. iom hcnpeo et slarS SiS he
tieneitaicrt | frnnfriae. al ban Elf,
Of rere inoret ! Selten bar iaaet 4
enc ssob ofiot. Sm fommer fla eael
aoot eiter Operotionen Oh iiger,
han antaaelis bill pnre hiemme I
Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Slere ~Suftulvffer.

SfsINe en- tclegrafiif 9~eretning ira
Neip Oorf bIep iorlcben Gag 2sit.
nontcrne 6. s.. Sititin fra Ilofa
Eenn. o9 Charles &innep fra 80.
lton, Mais., brrbt, Sn set miIitUre
Mcroplan, hoori sc befonbt iig, Itpr.
teoe neb / WrpofIpn.
lllpffcn ifcebe | TaniDn al Sitn.
oreoer al Silifnere.
s Camp Mathun, ScIeronto, Sn'
torio, ifccoe en- lignenbe %ltlnffe, Ser
foItcoe aooct 6. @oroen ira Sal.
bile, @nib., 0ibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27


o9 Wrs. arne 9angcbcrg, Soice.
Sfal nogen faa ct Orb meo | Saget,
llaar Sonseberg og ieg begpnoet at
g1ere S~9terbeisg, giore @arniions-
t%lcllltee eIer "fIeite 5emmer", moa
DC enten beige SrDe1e inc poa
Smaltanten eIler iiorlfrigc, iaa Ia
get letter fig.
@anlle Wrs. 6. Getcrion moro for
Serolo cr mcgct ipg, cr Def mig for
toIt.
u. Msbisrnion peitom aeliett or /
Y. DAT. paa Selse. San bar mco
Oct iontme iolgt en- Sarm tilbsrenoe
@oet eiter ". asbjsruion, Snr.
&or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
I'VE U%eseroptcier.

Noriolf, u. So Sen 2toc Sept
Eolitiitationen | MprfpIf blcp ioften
nnqrcbet al ca. 100 Teaere, ser.
iblonot 90 Meaer'oIbnter, / set Gie.
meo at befri 9 SoIboter iom boIbtes
nrreItereoe pon MrfIage for &speri.
Eolitiet onbneSe Slb poa Mnariber
ne meb set &eiuItot, at 10 al Sem
foareoeS. Tlere al sc ioorcbe iiGes
at beiilbe Jig / en- meaet fritiif Eli.
Itanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Scicircr Smertc
fprte Owsans.
S%elgjorenoe 9inbring al Smerte
gjer Slpans til ct Uni.
perial: Miboel.

Tette beremte Mibbel mob ~rbeumatiife
Smerter, 2mbeo, Stipbeb, piueiuIbe for
llupnlnser, neuraIoiife Smerter % be flelte
andre u~opencise Nni99tel'er, Nenneifebeaen
ltoer al, bar Ell %umaaoeli9 SmiGtuins. forbi
bet pratttlt talt alori9 unclaoer at brinse
burti9 % pei9ierenoe Ninbrin9.
altio porot til @rus, piI burtis tr9nae
iro notn @niSnitg, % 9iue ReTultatsr. 9ient
% torrrlltenoe. 6dues hos alle apotbefere.
TN nor slate er melt belparenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

"reeurnb.q pfen % Veb etrnen" I'll Toroe
oa Saninarf foiter $3.50 pr. gar. yprto tee'
regnct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

"Tofcn"s enefe gaenter er pens anmis
Ibonnenter. oerfor' fan bi ttlbo fua bRroltulos
Vrpmier Ill gbcnncrtiunIere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
6tGlp %, MGR!

Gen ~uifplbiae Mono er MI bemt
I'll Cohen. 0ette bar pnft @eItpr-
tclIc % itor Sora / piOeite &rcoie.
Sogen err / &orthe0 oenne: Gn
Monb pes Wabn Cole orGbte Wrs.
2lllu %ogt / Ct. Youl, Mebraifa,
for at faa Gag / benoeS mango Gcn-
&c. San blep anholbt % oGrnt til
Teoen. (Stoten bar Capital Tht-
%niIbmen). gu fommner Cole % on-
bre ligeiinhebe me0 Den ittrolige
Npbeo, at Wr. @rommcr, Ell Spiocr-
ion al Mrs. &oet, houoc leiet bam
icr $500 til of mnroe Mrs. @ogt.
Set ntrolige ifebe, at Mr. @rnmmer
bIep ooioa bemt iii Gsben. Froos
Mrs. @rammers Soorcr pg @enner
oq Tibnesbnrb. SrobS Set aobe Sor-
hcIb Ser rnaScbe mrnem bisIe unge
GrommcrS % Sriaermoberen.
Srobs Examiners inSitUnbiae Tor=
firing ON lin lonhe llifplhiabeb.
SrohS o1c sc mango 'pm arbeioebe
tilbebite for @ranuncr. San er oemt
til Tsbeu Sen llifploiae for ben
Sfnloiee.
San iiooer mn / fin GeIle inbcIppr.
RET / 0incoln, Webr. Seq pil oerfor
bebc sig iom lp'er bette, at tlipbe no
ncocn7tnocnbc MnlegninQ % Inmle
noQle l1nberifrifter od ienoe inb til
Wuucrnrrcn. Minr @erner q mao
'f"noe eber oq handle, pm nooen uil
Ifripe ~perIrnliQc @repe til @ltbcrns-
rem, iou err set bra. Ceres / 9Grb.
Sorneir =. SsnerItob,
OH 60. Gnrl1elio ct,
Sionr 9th, "a.
To His Excellence The Governor,
Lincoln. Neb.
We hereby most respectfully be
seech your Honor to spare the life
OF Mr.. Allen Y. Grammer, whom we
fully believe is falsely accused by Mr..
A. B. Cole, the murderer of Mrs.
Vogt.
Respectfully yours,
Glip settle rs % flrb set pno ei
Gtnffc Tupir. Sua llnoerifriiter %
ieno oct ino inareit muligtl
{. $.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Snifes, Siucie, Silial9s
% Gftcripprgiel.

! Nuertieicmenter nncer puennrpnte Sitsl
, ipiter &c pr. Sre, Tapn % 9lorrsie iberea.
! net, ipr bper Sang. Nucrtisiementcr tno.
! taacs tiie ipr riinare eno 30 Gents. lenae
! maa nirauigclis mcSisisr nle Srhintnaer.
Tet Isnner fig lille at busiSre iaa fmaa
I Gunner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
Stor transport al Sruot

Sra @aibinNtou mrobclcS at
transporter a Srr9t i gliau't iIoa
ale tioliNere Rcforoer.
GrcmreIoi$ nppneS, at ser ira
California ! bcnne enc Meauneo blcu
tronSoorteret iii Chicago o. sitIiae
Wforfcoer life mirbre enh 1873 zoe.
ciclc 6ruattoe pao tiIinumcn $40
@nane.
Salt er Der iioen t'tc Sni, ga
NrudtiG'onen n~nbneoeS. aI'cn6t FRA
California 446 Soa naa tiliammeu
l1495 @cgnc saiicoe meh Sruet.
ara Colorado blep Ser / ben iibIte
SalpoeI al Mueiit oiienbt 1923 zoo
meo 5rnst til DC eItlise @orfeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

Sob: d So. mehbeIer, at ben nor
lie ImerifaImies camper "Stupou.
gerfloro" er anfommct til 3orac, "a
"gcrgensfloro" er tommet peI irem
til Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

NnIcS. - Stanoinapi1fe Yuas
bluoere hos u. q. Sabl So, il6-Stb
spe. Co., minneapolis, @inu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27
0iperic.

%tuNiNc
Ectcr SSul0en, Ell garrnel @orth.
iarler, CT ira 8ooobue 60, Minne.
lpto, fcmnlcn tilbn9e til @urth SO
og bar flrbt &uict al Z. 8. Sob
NcrthpooN, %cIfpmmen til @prtt
60. Ntr. Winoen,
Mrs. Ben @attel, Nortbnoo0, Ill
liot iloe Wtcbiart M mild, mems
bun % Wcn bar noe meb Iutcnto.
bllcn % itcbtc 'antnlen mleo Ell Nio.
torcpfcl. San ilap fife albeles uitaoi
'ra oct Gen beIler; men set frrbC
Ia gaaet pTrrel
Mrs. Innino Sorbe bar bpGaet %
rumlterct oaa Soroeiarmcn iionmmcr
I'll Oct hit life or til at ficnoc ii(
lgien Der. Set or So~rociurnncn inb,
GIT Greet Sfoacn. ieg mcnrr. 1cl
er bpeget ell Gel paa Sorbciarmel
neo @lcn @arn og'aa.
Out Ncperion OF SMncn @coraI
liant oeres Sil'truer beicatc mig III
npllg Ell SMbas. % oct bar NOR
lonlf at fao pirate pco gaiHle Naboe'
lglen. Ilt bar, Iom oct ifnIoe barr
oerborte / emmpns Sraftcric, iaa
plot leg tunoe bere. @uit % Suitri
Ploes life.
@n 'iSite Ssnbas fit ics ct liac
laa iipentet @ei,s al DIR. % Wrs
l engebret SoIIefion. griitol, % sr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-27

vi fan birIpe bore Gutter pcS
Srorten iii at bcifptte iig MOI IN.
~iterneS 8iita8as. on pi bare pil
aiennle paa Sienene | ben 5rmgt pl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

B,4yd Of Education city Of Tulsa, State
81 Oklahoma viii receive separate bids
for tbo furnishing Of ali material and the
ucriOrnance1 and completion Of all work.
on filr in the oific6 Of tho Superintendent
of Schools, new high school building, cor.
ncr Sixth aud Cincinnati, ar according "a
mOdcl building located on school site, cor.
near Twentieth snd South Cincinnati, with
tho exception that the exterior Of said
model shall he changed TO- conform with
tho bnilding located on the site where said
additional buildings arc 70 ho constructed
Said bids To be received until .. m
Monday, July TO- In the office Of said hn
rcrinieudent Of Schools, as followF. N)
Completion Of all work and furnishing OF
2ug the plumbing aud heating except The
Iuughingin for tho same. Fstimato M
| follows ta) Excavation, 90 concrete
work, (c) brick and cut stone work, tdl
struetural seGl. te) ornamental rom 90
hftaming lumber, tgl mill work, (hl
IRalnting % roofing work, % tin and
| galvanized iron. tkl electric work, %
! finish hardware, tm) plumbing and heal
/ ing, Cn) hlackboards, tol pastcrng Cpl
I cement WRlas Two or more units TO b,
/ located on the school site respectively lry.
! ing Heights, located corner Easton ant
Waco streets, Celia Clinton West Tulss
| Lowell corner PcArl aud Council; Whit
tier, cornor Louis and Archer, with th'
| further privilege Of adding two or mort
| buildings within sixty days Of letting con
tract for the above buildings to be 10
| Gated as follows; Kendall school site
/ corner Seventh and Mccoy: Longteliow
corner sixth and Pearl; Emerson, corne
Tenth and North Boston.
An proposals must definitely state IN
number and description Of tho building
upon which the bids are submitted, On.
| bidders may bid on any or all of the build
iugs hereinbeinre describcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
NEGRO PHYSICIAN SHOT
TO DEATH AT MUSK0GEE
j. NJ. Davis Killed by II. n. Butler,
Also Negro Physician, Who Then
Drives Away In Buggy.
Special to The World

Special 10 The World.
MUSKoGEB, July 3.--7J. NJ. Davis,
as, a negro physician, was shyt and
killed in his office here today by
II. II. Butter, also n negro doctor.
Butler was captured two hours later
by police officers seven miles from
the city as no was driving away in
a buggy,
Butler is said to have fired three
times point blank at Davis with n
shotgun and two of the charges took
effect. The killing resulted from
an old feud between the Two negro
doctors.
on Monday OF this week tho two
men engaged in a fist fight in which
Butler was badly worsted. Tho
thrashing he received ntadO Huter
violently angry and he entered
Davis' office this morning with the
avowed .ntcaSSn OF Hgetting' him.
Both the negroes were urom'n'"t
among their people, each having
lived here for about twenty yea,s,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
STORAGE COMPANY Is
AGAINST 40-F00T ROAD
River Bridge Approach So Narrow
They Are Compelled to Let
Public Use Their Property.
CAUSES MANY ,BLoCKADES
Street TO Narrow 10 Get Around n
Street Car THAT Stalled; Time TO
Act is Now.

That they nre the chief sufferers
in tho narrow approach to the Ar
kansas river bridge IS asserted by
II. L. Anderson. Of the Tulsa Cold
Storage company
aust few days ago street car
stalled right out In front OF our
plant and In few minutes moro
than seventy vehicles were strung
out along tho roadway and bridge,
because thoy couldn't get around the
car" he said.
"Gt we hadn't opened our private
property to tho vehicles they would
have been delayed considerable
length OF time, but II happened at n
time when our grouad WAS vacant.
" there IL an accident on the an
proach II ties up everything. Jt y
occurs In the morning when We arc
busiest. and our approach and docks
are lined mp with tho teams Of mor-
chants, then tho delay Is enormous.
F., and we can't help them.
Urge Some Action Now.
"We feel that before another thing
IL done on this narrow street the
Chamber OF Commerce, the county
oommlaslohors and the ,8ty commis-
sioners should got together.
at is not only n mistake from n
commercial standpoint to build a
4o-foot street, but from n cily-pride
standpoint, It is almost crime
Every visitor to the city goes 70 West
Tulsa, tho commercial and mhnutnc-
turing center OF Oklahoma. II they
approach the splendid bridge from a
roadway that In wholly inadequate
IL belittles the importance OF tho
100000 bridge.
AS q citizen. ard ,ns ono whose
property ia adjacent 10 tho approach.
want to vigorously protest further
work, and urge that the roadway
be made NOT less than 90 feet and
more II possible"
West Tulsa Protests, Too.
Me- Anderson urges citizens who
are bIl lterosted In West Tulsa and
Tulsa being ted with bridge and
vladuct wholly inadequate TO look AZ
the present roadway, and then voice
their opinion on tho matter.
Mart Walters ono OF the big prop
erty owners Of West Tulsa. first
called attention to the marrow rosd3
way, and suggested that p protest
bo made and an attempt be made
to get the roadway widaned before
too late.
IT'S crime and nm injustice 10
West Tulsa" he said "ln this day
and age, tia}e Ia an essential. II
people are IS be delayed In crossing
the bridge every dnyg-aud Il IL n
daily occurrenoe-~-thcn West Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
CMrtiss Plant F0remeR
Indicted on War Charge

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, July 3. --
Lewis Longwell aud Hector Bor-
deau, foremen az the plant Of the
Curtiss Airplane and Motor corpora
tion at Hammopdsport, we're In
dioted this afternoon by the federal
grand jury, charged with wllfully
making war materials in deToc-
tive manner. They were held in
$4,000 bail each for arrnignment
at jamestown next Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Class of 1918 Subject
to Call During August

ST. PAUL. July s.--Draft regis
trants of the class Of 1913 are sub
ject Ito service under cab 60 be
made in August. Provost Marshal
General Crowder notified Adj, Cen
w. =. Rhinow late today. All local
and district draft boards and mcdi-
cal advisory boards throughout the
country are urged 10 use all possible.
speed In completing the classitlca-
ton Of The Young men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS FOR RRNT-TURNIsItED II
FOR BENI--'rWo mfrisned rOons, strictly
modern. paoue s2c4R
FOR RkNT--Iwn sood sleeping rooms for
gentleman: meals served next door II
desired Phone 4067-J for particulars.
FOR KEN1--One furnished or two unlurn-
ished rooms. Phone Z5l-J.
FOURTH. ". 21O.-Sleeping room in mod
EN- psiyate home in business district
OF the city, one block from library and
post officei reference exchanged. Phone
4T42.
FOR RENT--Two beautifully furnished
modern sleeping rooms. Phone s269-R.
FOR KENT--Co Couple modern sleeping rooms
irving Apis, 10 West Fourth. Phone
3532
GUTHRIE. s., 52O-~Cool sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen, hot and cold water
IN room Phone 2l1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
nnnnclIr Is Named.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--Thomas
f. Donnelly of Chicago was APP
pointed chief of the pulp and paper
section. 1t was announced today by
the war industries board lie sue
cecds w. l., Colver, whose increasing
duties as, chSirman Of the federal
trade commission and member OF
the price fixing committee made tho
change necessAry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
Case Rested.

SIT. LOUIS. July S.-The govern
ment late this afternoon rested its
case in the trial, in the federal court
here Of DIR. Charles II, WcinsberE,
former president Of the dishanded
Missouri Branch Of the German
American alliance. charged with vlo-
la,ion Of the espionage act The trial
began this morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
OVER 500 LINES RETAINED
Rnnroad Administration Turns Back
Approximately 800 short Roads,

Approximately 1900 short Roads
WASHINGTON. July 3 The rail
road administration announced to-
night that G53 short line railroads
had been retained under government
control Al employees Of these lines
will receive tho wage awards made
10 omployo aud Of tho steam roads
and owners win DO compensated un-
der tho general contract
Control Of Approximately 1900
9hort lines. terminal roads and main
limo feeders finally has been roiin-
q.Ishrh by tho railroad admiHisTa-
uou which was given until July ! by
tho original railroad control act 70
turn back 10 private ownership roads
lho operation of which by tho gov
eminent was not regarded az essen
ti0L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
IiIrIls

Births reported to County Ply
mp,ln Eoodcr Yesterday were. juno
go. girl 10 Mr. and Mrs E Wilson,
g.E south &onthus; Jube 28, boy
and girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
1hqmpson. i17 South Guthrie; June
2E, girl 10 Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Hluth,
Tulsa, July 9, girl 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. A. Ewing, 1894 south Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04
City Briefs


MRS. w. G. COLLINS left at the
first Of tho week TO Fpcud the Hum'
mer in Indiana and Kentucky.
CAPTAIN j. WHITE JOilNSoN
has gone 90 spend tho summer in
Denver ana Colorado Spdugs.
PRO-
WIN hold federal court tomorrow
lie VIII rcnder SImn d"riai'ha IN
cases tried last April
returned from fl Fd'1. TrEaa. wIi'IH
ne has boon Visiting his sfirf, |la
Weiss
J. q. I'pSS'IIt LEAVES Friday
10 spend two W'uka ni ID" iurniiII'
markets or Chia"gu ana "fan1 l-'r.
ida.
MRS. q. w il'Iii, president 'l
the y, w. {. A. ltit "gdn'hu'5 ,ul
DuIa8, I'Nh1, TO h'i'hu lh' r. NJ
{. a, convention tnrf".
%
,,ens.c',t,, ,..,. 't pI,,b,5u, .DIrg
mon, g,iiIr1Yy uutH Meraay OOH
bugInc44 cuunrrtrl with Ma office
, .. o,,,,,,, 80. ,-..t..,...,..f,
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'hihHnl'" ho'i'''I WIN "''''''''
'S '''H'''
y @ pOWEus or Pho poyvcrr
u.,Iv couuapy ia gprrding the
ht, nn,.nts omd tr,e,Js
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EApr,tvrtf.I.. -. DtyNyt,u for
conr,rov Cnrha ,y,s eyon Nv ,
80, s.i.a5. a., u,ta,,. ~, o.,
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~, 90 ~ ~, =, $3.50 49,, 'V7s,
ncSs ssci ',.''y W t',o l. '" 80 ~, '''
Yesterday lor Vhlailollla Ivy Wnoro
bhe WIN hpenu tho ",oN HlVtnr'nh
throuBh mo blat" WIN lileuuS thoI" 4"
,,,,,,,,,,-, n,,
AID ~ - i@ Nto,he Guy ouiu'ht
WIN be eioAea lod"5 10 R'Vn tilo I'u
hiclpal cWploye5 opportunity '
celebrate the nations birthday IN ~
proper manner,
y
TIE NEW 1Gstory Cosdon build
ing has beon entirely rented and the
whole has boon tenunted. except foI
the first three floors, They are
soon 10 be occupied.
-
THE REGULAR MEETING Of th'
Retail MerGhauts' association whicl
In scheduled 10 take place today ha,
been postponed one week on accoun
of the date having been July 4,
--l
TO- N. RILEY of the Riley Invest
mont comnnnv ord wifc aro icavin,
todav Tor n "a o-davs' rcs,{,to I'm Nyich
,,a Ea, ,,'horo IVA ,,ui yisit r,I,
tivov nnI fricnds
=
,,,.
~ luith' proprietor OF 'lo Iu'i
HhVo etolp 'e'urhou touay lIohi
,noh.n . Vace,', ',', c'VVr,,s ~, iious'Pl
ihiVoston ahuGHl as"' leAaS' W"er
NO visited relatlVes'
- - s.
MIX. AND MltS. dEo' blSS g
Oklahoma CITY motored throngh |
North Elwood street. where thoy wi
reside permanently
=
RALPH JOHNSON, assistant post
master, and A. M. Kerr, OF the DICK
insou-Goodman Lumber company
left yesterday for ottawa, kan
khnFA thpU VIII Nillt InlAttN0A Inn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

Edward nm diod at the county
home June 10.
Myrtle h. Spears. age wears. died
a. the home 81 her, parents at 2l7
NOrth Exeter, on July /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

THAT JAKE" raid pulled ctf hy
William Ellis Juosisy night and
Wednesday morning uctted the state
Jamaica ginger TO the retail value
uf 81. tQG.G2, at the rate OF % cents
for "A thros-ouucc hottie There were
If'a gallons taken altogether from
shipments consigned to the Santa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

II, TURK. proprietor of tho Turk
shoe store returned today from II
months vacation covering Houston.
Galveston andeEl raso. Texas, where
he visited relatives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

All outside rooms; special summer
rates,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

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/ g.ttlr, n t,, tsa. iuformc1 hy the
/ driver or tba cFura.4 wagon that hc
( had boon instructed Nv me Brown
Iin rftrc9 uInutos However. tho
stuff vae taken back to ,hr ctprc84
| urr.ro ana n was There chat Mr. Eig
Iq,gi i. yoatcrda. morning Al whole
drauRc. the "i3Fo" cost F22I o..
. F1iC price, counting express and
r.
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. l.. r.aLo ,u Auru., pra,.d.up there
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-04

1917 Marmon Touring, Just
p0lutou ..-...-...s -. @Sf'uV
1917 Marmon chummX ..-.S2,400
1917 Packard touring ..,-.,S2,250
1917 Winton wire wheels, revar-
nlshod .----......- w. 900
1916 Stutz, perfect condition
throughout .''.'.'''''--'Si'4tS
1918 Buick roadster -....$1,675
1917 REQ six, roadster -..-..sS5O
1917 Studebdker Six touring $3.50
1917 Liberty Light Six touring s575
1916 studebaker Four touring $500
1917 Grant Six E. $500
3I6 East Second