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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE
TO START ON APRIL III
Salaries of Officials Reduced ;
Charles Moran Lands on
Umpiring Staff.

NGM~fORK. Fob l2.-w When the
club owners OF the National league
ended their first session OF the an
nual two-day schedule meeting here
today. very little OF the proceedings
announced by Socretnry John Heydler
was OF interest 10 the followers OF
baseball The PLAYING schedule for
the season, I'm which there are only
three conflicting dates on the two
major league circuits was adopted
The championship season opens
Apru JIG and closcs IA the eastern
.ciuoS October and in the west the
following day
The beard OF directors ratified
President Tencr's appointments of
uiupires as follows Robert Emslc.
w J KLEIN. Henry Opuy, Charles
HiRler. W J. BYRON. f. G. Qwglcv.
Peter a. Harrison and Charles H.
Moran.
Tho last named who takes the
place OF Rransfield. played both AS
pitcher aud catcher for the St Louis
Nationals several years ago and last
year officiatcd as arblicr for the
Southern association for three years
previously In the Texas league lie
was born At Nashville and has been
Identified with baseball and football
since ne left Vanderbilt college
twenty years ago A stricter enforce
mont Of the coaching rules WIS
recommended 80 that goat getting
tactics from me coaching lines or the
players benches viii be eliminated in
future
rcadjustmcnt OF official salaries
was confirmed during tho regular
league meeting, hut bust how far this
rctrenchment went was not made
known
Wednesday May 10, was set ns the
date on the western circuit on which
20 per cent of the home clubs share
OF The admissions Is To be donated to
Clark Grffith's bat and bah fund,
and Tuesday June IL. at the eastern
parks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
No Substitute Is Needed
For Sale of Mixed Flour

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12--MiXed
flours containing less than so p,-
cent OF wheat flour may be sold with
out accompanying substitutes. the
food administration announced to-
night In special rules governing the
sales of mixed flours. Z
Where n retailer sells mixed flour
containing more than 90 per cent of
wheat flour. sufficient other substl-
,utcs must be sold to bring the sale
To "a basis Of one pound OF Huhstitul e
for each pound OF wheat flour Grn-
ham and whole wheat flour. however.
may be sold at ratio OF three pounds
to five pounds OF wheat flour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Virginian Legislature
H0nOrs Birth of Lincoln

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. IL
What is said 10 he the first particlpa-
ton OF southern legislature In the
observation OF Llncoln's birthday took
place here today. whom members OF
me virginia assembly attended exer.
cises at Camp Leo. conducted by tho
3l9th brigade composed exclusively Of
,Nirgininna
The Virginia brigade observed the
day In return for the compliment re-
Gently paid the .niemory OF General
Robert Il. Lee on January 10 by Penn
sylvania troops AT Camp Lee. The
legislature at Richmond yesterday
voted TO adjourn until Wednesday 50
the mem ber& could attend the Lincoln
memorial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

PITTSBuRG, Pa. Fob. i2-To
move the danger OF n flood and 10
permit the resumption OF river traf-
flc. United States engineers today be
pon the breaking up OF the nine
mile Ice gorge In the Monongahela
river near Brownsville Pa. by the
use of dynamite, II is estimated that
removal Of the gorge viii permit the
shipment of more than 5000 tons
or coal daily Wurkmen mum sering
more than 100000 have been idle for
several weeks through the inability
to move coal ON the MononEahela
river.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
M,RDI GnAs is uNcEnrBRArED
New orleans for First Tame Fails 10
Have Festivities Since War.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 12--For
the first time since the war between
the states. New Orleans today failed
10 celebrate Mnrdi Gras with the
customary festivities masking and
parRdcs, owing to the war
The city authoritler forbid masking
today ON the ground that Il might
permit enemies ~ the nation 10 com
nit unlawful acts while disguised,
All the balls and social affairs usual
iy gwen during the few months just
preceding Matdi Gras by the carnival
organizations. also were dispensed
with this season.
Mobile. Aa.. also did not celebrate
Maoll Grus for the first time In nifty
years At Pensacola. Fla, the day
was observed with pageant, fca-
turc Of which was floats typifying the
.Llhcu nations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Heavy Expenditures at
Hog island Are Defended

WASHINGTON, Feb 70 -- Heavy
Expenditures Of government money iS
the construction Of Hog Island ship
yard near Philadelphia were defended
before tho senate iuyf&fSsatlnR com
mittee today by George J. Baldwin,
chairman Of the board OF the Amer
lean international Shipbuilting cor
pCrstion. or the ground that the for
poYation was confronted either with
delaying ship construction or paying
high costs IN building the plant
Baldwin said the corporations ac-
tiop wss justified hecgIse the nation
needs ships and&yhe plant expects TO
turn out 52 Of them before the end
ot the year lie added that all Uf
the l4o ships, ,vsSntrncted for viii be
launched on time unless ,here Is delay
incident TO transportation or othef
difficulties one keel was laid today
he said and flfty viii he put down in
February and March.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Indiana Football Season
Big Financial Success

BLOOMlNGTON. Ind. Feb 12-The
1917 football season at Indiana univer-
sity wag n financial success. despite
the war The receipts totaled APPROX
mNtely S22 900.
Coach Stiehm has been instructed "a
schedule an additional game next fail
to be known as the annual home com
ing contest with a team from either
Camp shelby Camp Taylor or Fort
Hen iamin Harrison The game will be
played on November and will take
the plSt6f the annual contest with
Purdue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY
NEW TRANSPORTATION CLUB
on Administrator WIN Ne Invited Ia
Speak BEFORE Tulsa'S ltnil-
way nunrd

Organization 10 conduct the bust
moss of the Transportation club Of
Tulsa was perfected at meeting Mon
day might IN tho offices of the Guf
Pip" Line company business win bo
handled thru tho following commit
tcos.
Auditing: J NJ G. Usher, Sapulpa
& Otl Field railway. 7. H. Brelsford.
On"ta ltcfnng company, H. NJ, Don't
Chestnut n smith
Finance. g H. scidcmHn. Inter
national Refining coWpany. nv MI
Ter wabash railway. q. a. Tally,
RuNana Petroleum company
liuuHo, H. r. Mckee, our Pipe
Line company, G.N Nettcr. Atchi-
sun, Topeka y Santa Fe railroad. H.
H. Tans"l, Anderson n Gustafson
Membership W Klein. Midland
Valley railroad; \. l. Howard. MiH-
souri, knnna a Texas railroad, u n
Dolch. Phoenix Refining company.
Entertainment Homer j Conley
Glothin Frisco railroad. - y Me
Carty. Pan American Refining com
pnuy
Reception y. u Jones. Western
Weighing 4 Inspection Co. \ s.
Rollmnn. Atchlrou. Topeka n Santa
lie railroad, g. n. Adams Tulsa Traf-
riC association
Publicity; X. r. Tremble Missouri
Pacific. B II McCHmun, Tulsn -Four
Auto corporation, H. L. Martin,
Frisco Santa Fs.
Mark L. Rcqua, national oil direc-
tor. viii speak before the club II plh %
sugEosted are carried out An invita-
ton to this effect has been forwarded
to Mr. Requh
Residence membership. as passed
upon by club members viii be limited
10 parties handling, either directly or
Indirectly trnfficS who live within Il
radius Of forty miles of Tulsa. This
will take In members from Okmulgec.
Sapulpa, Clnrcmore and Muskogee dis
trictH as residence members All out
side OF this viii be taken into tho
club as non residence members only.
sixty five members were present ~
the meeting Monday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Tuisa-Jenks Basketball
Contest Is Called OF

The Tulsa high school basket ball
team will play only one game, this
that with MuskoEec Friday night at
the high school gym The game with
jerks has been cancelled
According to Hal Mefford, who re-
Gently resigned as coach OF Kendall
college. and who saw MuskoRee play
Fort Smith last week. the Muskogee
quintet has improved 100 per cent
since its game with Tulsa, and are
determined TO take revenge for the
defeat administered them at the
hands of the red and white basketers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Search of Vault of Packer
LdtCyer Stopped BY Court

ClUCAGO. rch l2-Judge Francis
w. Baker ~ tho United Sta es circuit
Dutrt. OF appeals. today Ernutod a writ
OF error and suporsedeaH 10 Henry
Nccd"r. Ecuotnl counsel Tor swift A
Co, which viii prevent tho govern
ment from making further search of
Nocder's vault for Uviden . alleged
to have been used In the commission
er telouics unIll after March I
Judrc llakcr declined to hear the
,aHc alone saying it WAS q matter Tor
the entire court to cunaidsr In the
monnv hlle search ~ the tilos of Nor
rF & Go aud other packers for evil
crrrr. to which no objection had hecn
made VIII uc continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
No More Chicken for
Your Meatless Days

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2
Trading I'm live Or freshly killed
hens and pullct- anywhere la the
United states Is forbidden In Hr
order announced today by the
United states food ndminiHtra-
ton. February % IL fixed ~ the
date when fresh stock iuust ho
disposed ~ and me order ndis
that additional stocks may not
be purchased
Hy restricting tho killing of
chirkcns which should br heavy
layers the food administration
hopes to Increase tho pruduD tion
of eEFs and allow them tp be- put
in #toraT" utP ,"t8pnna!e price.
The new order was iHucd SOW
ctal days ago and had hoeu gwen
.lIuhhcity b, local 'ood admins
tE- tors before the administration
uuiNuncrd n
}
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Sasin Captures Closing
Feature at NeIU Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12,-New
Orleans winter season Of horse racing,
which began. last Thanksgiving day
at the Shrewsbury track. was brought
TO an end today with the program at
the fairgrounds track conducted by
the business Mems Racing association.
Tho feature OF the days card was the
Crescent city handicap at a mile and
a quarter. with $4,000 added. which
was won by c. Buxton's bay Belding
Sasn.a
The stake was worth Si55O to the
winner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
MARKETS


ST LOUIS Feb I2 ~iiOGs ,.Recn,pi.
400; 25m 3Sc lower. I,Srb az 0J gt
1850; high. tl2oomIi7ys miIed and
gI II,,clhccs' ,l .b5@ ~ 20 good heavy. tl5.T5
tAIILE Receipts a,3OO. strong ia 10,
higher. Native beet steers. ss01m IA Sol.
yehrlnE steers and hcifers. s7OO,t 1880.
.oNa 70 gJe So stOckerH and iesdefs
70 uoW 70 20. lair 60 prime southern beel
steers fs9Vst l025 beef COWS md hsifers
~ 20" 1000, prime yearlius steers and
heiivrs ~ 500 10 90: native calves. s66fN
siiLtt- Receipts 900, STEADY Lambs
ers sll509 lla5 ,annsrs and cbapp.rs
f6Ng '''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Sentence of Death Win
BE Asked in Treason Case

PARIS. Feb. i2.--All the evidence.
testimony and speeches by witnessed
n the case Of Bolo Pnshn, on trial for
treason, and apparently all the other
'aTfaires' now under inveG Ggation
before the French court had been
concluded this afternoon and tomor-
rows sitting will open with the argu-
ments OF the prosecutor. lie will ask
that the sentence OF death bC Imposed
upon Bolo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Kansas CITY I.iN, stnch

hANNAH ITIY. Feb 12-HNG9-Rr-
eeipts, ltO0n lower. Bulk Si54sml6T5
heavy, 81 so@ 1890 light si645@I5.sO.
pigs figGtI5
CArTLE Rcccipts, 5000; lower Prime
fed steers. Si2bom 1870. drrsred beef
steers. $40 asa ~ %, southern steers 81 So
~ 90. cows. ~ 1jff 10 10. heitsrs 81 on
1880 1850
ShtEr Receipts $500; lower Lanbs.
slO OOW lGp0 yesrlhEs. flJ 506rlA.b0.
Sethers, sil5O@ 1886 ewes. all2BEU
l2Ib, stoeksrH. a. lod 1888
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

hEAltNEf, y. j., Feb. t2.--Nal-
cnllne Braun, known in pugillstlc
circles ms 'Knoekouw Brown, has
been rejected by the national army
physical examiners. It was learned
To-Day, because OF defective eye. Tho
optic was injured during a bo6t,
Braun said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

NHIINUO- aFtL \. IIUUH WaceIrt,
"a 900 stIoog lower Bulk. si5.BOM rs b0
nrhI $500 1900: mixed, ti5456li6 90
rigs. Et2 upM 1890
CATTLE Receipts. %. 900. weak Native
steers. f7 500 10 rs. stockera aud feeders
Y 100 1925 cows ana hrifers. S. 62un'
VI go, calves, - iUMIAOO
HliitP RECEIPTS Ig 600, lover Weth
rs 4gf5w l3 90 ewes. gg.5ua IgT5.
ismbs, Sl375W 100.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Terrible Turk" Defeated.

UtDAN TtAPIDS, Iowa, Feb 12.-
Wladck Zhysko defeated Bob Mana
Foff, the Terrible Turk" In straight
falls here last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

CHICAGO

CHICAGO. FEB. --BUTTER--Un.
changed
EGGE--Receip,s 9522 cases. ksshrr
FirstH, 5Ois efbie; ordinary htts. Asa Asc.
ht mark, eases included. asa soc; rsfriger
ator hrEts. axe
POTATOES Receipts 81 cars. unchanged
rOULTRN--Ahve unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
GREENS TAKE TWO OF
THREE FROM BLUES

The Greens last night took two out
Of three games from the Blues In the
EN hangc National Bowling league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Charlie. Brlll denies being discoy-
erer OF the pool OF oblivion, but ad-
mlta having been an interested stu
dent OF It's history. Its origin ante
dates all other prehistoric thinN.
As proof OF it's age he points TO the
antiquated fossil plucked from It's
murky depths some two years ago by
Charlie Page At that time tho pool.
a mobile body, was located In Okla
homa City. white { T. was pecring
into It's rancid waters his hefuddlcd
brain mistook the shaking OF the pal
sicd pins of half mummy half fus-
sll. for signs of animation, Reach
ing down and gingcry thrustnE "A
finger beneath the surface he lftcd
out the curiosity aud placed II upon u
pinnacle. Thus separated from IT.
putrid environment. the uddity soon
began to rrumblc Little by little u
Is slipping back down, down until II
soon viii drop into that solfsamo
poo' uf oblivion though causing
scarcely ripple And now the
f. OF % no longer g. In oklahoma
'itN Nor is It in Muskurco II s
rllht. here I'm Tulsa down on the
borders of Little Africa G
ln his "sagehtush Philosophy Du
Barlow once said "A mummy h a
feller who hasn't had any fun for u
million years"
Although there have hecn some eN-
amplcs OF good fighters OF mixed
blood. the instances have been few
while the two best negro men OF the
lighter clnssos were chocolate tinted
Cans and Dixon. yet the majority OF
the great black Iiugsters had the
complexion OF n lump Of coal Peter
Jackson, bAngford, Walcott and Nc
Ncy are examples
Among the white fighters the
Irish French mixture has produced
cha mpions like Ryan iavigne and
Others Pure Irish strains. English
and Americans. have been success
ful In L'c ring. but the mixed blood
of africa nor Indian has not been
fighting blood II Is OF interest 10
know. thYSefore. that Battling or.
trga, the coast Smiddlewelght, who
lrarquished Willie Ritchic, Kid Lewis
and Al Mccoy. is half breed Indian.
and Judged by his performances is a
licnl battler.
Clay Turner. clever and game
Wlddleweight, claims to be "a full
blooded Indian. although he has a de-
cidedly Caucasian appearance. OF
the half-hreeds of oarly ring davs
none achieved any distinction, and
. B. taaHN - l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

PORT WORTH FEB l2-CArrLE-
esigts 5000 steady Reeves. " OVmli So
Hogs Receipts 1000. lower HEAVY
ylb 6b.rl5..5
sHftp- Receipts. rs. Lambs. sit50a
1900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Reds Spring Trip

-
II will not be long now before the
lt"d l'irds viii be flying south. Busi-
ness Manager Frank G.. Bancroft has
iust completed the Rhinelanders'
spring training trip and the local
National leaguors should be In fairly
good shape 10y the time they return to
the Queen city for their two exhlbi-
uon games here with the Jungaleers
The training season at Camp Sheri-
dan Ala, VIII START March IL and con
lude on the 2Sth. The locals will
probably leave here on March 10.
During this period the Reds under the
able management OF Matty should ac-
complish enough TO be able to com
pete with the Tigers, whom they play
a series OF fourteen exhibition games
while en- route to Cincinnati
Immediately after leaving thStruin-
ing station they go to Waco. Texas.
where they clash with the team OF that
place In two-game series March 30
and 81 They move over to Waxa-
hatchie on April | and there start
their series with the American
leaguers. Back to Waco on April 2.
they clash with the Tigers and play
the tribe of Jennings on April at 1T.
worth April 4 at Wichita Falls, April
~ Ardmore, April 6 and at Okla
howa City, AprIl at Tulsa. April 8
~ N'.F"'h''t Np' ~ ut = HHlEtU,
Aprlll IL AT LITTLE Rock, April IL at
Memphis
Back Home April IS,
They will depart from Memphis on
the evening of April : to reach the
Queen City on April IS, where they
viii play Detroit II two game series at
kedlund field Eddie Roush, the
champion hitter in the National
league, and Tyrus Cobb, the leading
s'irkor IN the American league. will
play in every one OF these exhibition
games, Gay both Managers Mathewson
and Jennings.
Cobb has been in the habit OF stay
iur 1t home until near the opening OF
the soashn, because OF the fact that he
is said TO he always in condition. but
this year will be anSeSCeption. lie will
r,port with the. rest of his teammates
as will Eddie Roush. who had some
trouble last season and 5tfd not dN
much training In the south, due to his
holding up the Cincinnati club for a
larger salarW Roush Is getting his BIT
this season and the fans need not
worry The loeS5 club wieldeT will be
In fine shape by the time the fans
journey to the Western avenue lot and
there is a possibility OF him betterine
his hitting average of last season.
The Entire List.
twenty-five players, not Including
MatheWsun, are included In the tril
south according to Business Manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13


Complaio Assortment Of repair psrtA fof
the fOl9%inr make Of cars. Mai and wire
orders shipped same day received, q y. u
Auburn, APpersOs, ANen,
Anchor Abbott Detroit.
Buck Cadillac. ChAimVra
Chevrolet. Cole Courier
Case Doris. Dodge,
&. " ~, Emerson, Eluore,
Everett Flanders. q. v &. Track.
Hudson. Haynes. Hupmobue
henderson, Howard, Halliday.
JNkson, Jcffrsy
Xiii. knoT kinE Little Giant.
Mitchell. Michigan Marion
Maxwell. Moon, Overland
oakland. Ollsmobile Ohio,
Paige PattetAoH, Pope Tribune.
peaTy, Peerless Pope Hartford.
Packaed, Pullman, REQ,
H. C. H.. Regal Rambler,
Rtudebakcr. hpeedwtil, Saxon.
Stoddard psy ton, Thomas
@elie Vulcan. Warner Detroit.
Also Bosch magDetos. coils and used iises
tArykaS 10 st.ek et al times.
AW1O eEAJVAGB.
as East Seoong 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

KANSAS CITY Feb IA Butter. sEri
And poultry unchanged
POTATUES- STEADY ls5R2lo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
AUTO STORAGE

for new and used cars Cars sold on
commission II you want to sell your
car b-Ing II TO
ATLAS AUTO STORAGE
% west Archer Phone Osage 5s5s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
AUTOMOBILES

HAYNES For sale st a bargain, Haynes
auto, 1911 model passenger, been run
about 2 20Od miles IN good condition; ell
extras ,au ". B, Adams Hotel rusA
uUPMonu.E a2- In good mechanical oondi'
. lion, s22i viii demonstrate on request.
Mallory Otage 45l0,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Gay Turner. clever and game
mlddleweight. claims TO be ii full
blooded Indian. although he has a de-
'idedly caucasian appearance. OF
me hall breeds OF carly ring days
none achieved any distinction, and
most OF them were fiat failures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
sPEcIALaNOTICEs
AUTOMOBILES
ALTOMORILtA FOn SALE

FORD for sale, i9id Ford touring ear. A
bargsin for cash Phone sp26 or call lai1
Fhst Hodge.
FoRD-For sale, Ford touring car. See Q.
A Parker. ali North Main
KIssFl,--F Fsr sale. Kisses car, 1900 nnss
Phone casa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

LONDON. Fsb. ~ bar silver. 1zAd per
ounce
bihH ~ ~ per cent three montbs bills.
10 prr ccGt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

SIT. LOUIS. Fab. l2-PUUfJKY- u
chAnFed except hens zee
BUTIEH CreAmery. SOC
hgUC aEr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
LOST ANp FOUND

LOST Brindlr and white female bulldog.
Phone l22A or Gd6O Howard. Dan Bsa.
Psll, u.
NULL ftr-.LosL one scrcw tail famAis
bnll pup white Spots on forehead wearing
pointed brass collar, - reward. Return
10 histletoe cafe.
fORn Stolen $50 reward; . 1918 model
Ford roadster, motor No 23sgapO body
No. To22l5i e. A M spot ightl 'Boycs
motormetsr on radiator black leather
hand pads on doors II found notify South.
western garage, All North Main. TulAa.
OKLA Phone 9a9.
REYs--liost a bunch Of keys on North Main
q Ea.t Eaalon. Phone 1926 and receive
reward
PAPERs~1.o Loaf isEal papers on North Bos.
ton Fast Bee md Gail sbi
Pound, containing oaasy.
The owner may have same by spplying 70
h, hoffeit 900 East second street
PURSE Lost back purse containing neck.
lace made nf IS gold piece dated 1899.
Will pay liberal reward for return, Gall
Bbat
~ THE PARENTS Of the boy who took the
SHUTTLE from 1btS East Second will retaru
same, We all gladly pay for the trouble,
Losr--Two pairs white siis giotss, Please
cali .s27p
WATCH Lost, ladies' roid wrist watch, be
tween Washington school and Ia North
zunis reward. Phone Bs67.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
w amt Ads
RATES

oHs cent word eseh inssrt,oa.
Minimum space IL words
AtutWun amount one tins ace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
Auto Bargains
IIou Auto Bury

one Hudson super-six. one Buick
Light Six. one Overland SO, one Sup
32. ten Fords.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
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Notli when " is more COW vsnient for you 10
do 40. Ihis IA an accommodation service aud
payment must bs made prompt, Always
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p'Aicd back 10 yoa by the peF-un takinK "a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
AUTO SALVAGE

NIGER For sale. NH sell ny fact racing
ear. guaranteed to DO 10 miles better
per hour. sccuuut Of being drafted ia
Glass A. make often Address HQH 81
care W1rid
We WANT year useu ears, auy eohdition
for wtp,kiug purposes Win pay spot cash.
Auto Salvage, 2is East Second street
FOR SALE 1917 seven passenger car.
chesp. ike new run less Than 500 miles.
Phone Agsg
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-06-15
A PROCLAMATION by the GOVERNOR or WEST VIRGINIA

and of the United States
national and individual freedom
against the brutal forces of German autoc
ahaiI destroyed; and