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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
COLE EIGHT HAS TROUBLE
FINDING RlGHTFUL OWNER

That Cole Eight automobile turned
over by L. o. Bills 70 Charles Allen.
chief OF police. Is stlll matter OF
controversy G.. ]. Fessler claims
ownership OF 1t BY virtue OF a bill OF
sale which he contends Bills gave
him, while Bills says the bill OF sale
~ bogus. Friday a petition filed in
district court asked that restrain
ing order be issued TO prevent Chef
Allen from giving the machine TO
Fessler
Yesterday. by a misunderstanding
instead OF the car being given into
the care OF the sheriff. Il was handed
over TO Bills Later In the day there
were threats OF a warrant being eia-
sued for the arrest OF Fessler The
case VIII be aired this morning In the
office OF the county attorney. when
both parties hope they may get the
matter settled Both men are from
oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
No In thc rhIckc.l rIehtIne

Raised I'm old Virginia lived ln
Kentucky. enlisted In Company a.
6th Kentucky regiment. infantry.
General Mnrshbrs brigade. fought
through some of thc worst battles
~ the war. among thcm the battles
Of Princeton. who're we fought
through two days and nights tho
battle ~ Bristol OF phinsville. OF
thb last two years OF the ,Wlr In the
cavalry. was wounded boy "a minnie
bah through the leg. and several
through my hat and clothes, went
three days without anything 60 eat
and was detailed with squad OF
900 90 cut our way through the ypu-
kce battle limos which surrounded
us only 30 out of the 800 answering
to roll call whom the fight cndcd
have soldiered an through Virginia.
Kentucky Tennessee and North
Carolina, but the worst Job I ever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
FLlHN HAS EASY TIME
PUTTING WILLIAMS OUT

Jim Flynn had an easy time with
Bob williams last night at tho ball
park. He put Williams down for the
count In tho sixth and then Rob
thought he would try u again and
asked for more. In the same round
just a few seconds later, Flynn put
him down again. This time Williams
decided Il was n Knockout Tor good
and the battle ended with Flynn the
victor. Prelimlnaries were staged and
were fast A good crowd saw the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

Down IN the reception tent at the
Frisco depot, there Ia bunch Of
Roy Scouts on duty One ~ them
possesses n bugle. II was not lOng
yesterday afternoon before u Con-
federate veteran spied that bugle ana
took possession ~ H. Then II was
treat 10 sec the others come 10 atten-
tlon az the old calls we're blown.
Every call that had ever been used
was blown. while all the former
soldiers remained standing with
barred heads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

had was when l was detailed 10 bury
the dead after the battles related
w. w webb, a high private In a
low rank" when asked 90 give a
short history Of his part In the war
Fighting valiantly through 20 bat
ties bchdes innumerablo sklrmishes'
Private webb has taken an unusu-
ally active part In defending old
Dixie. Left on tho battle field for
dead AZ the conclusion ~ the battle
~ Blue Springs, captured In the
battle Of Cynthiana KY, and sent
TO the military prison al Rock Isl
and until 1865. when he was In
cluded In the exchange OF prisoners,
sent 20 his homo NJ Richmond, Va.
on 3O-day furlouEh. where he was
when Lee surrendered
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
LEGAL

eALE or TIMBER LANDS AND OTHER
UNALLOTTED LANDS and Surface Of
Segregated Coal and Asphalt Land Be
longing 10 the Chociaw and ChiekasAw
fndian Tribes. aud One Tract Of Unal
lotted land Belonging 70 the Greek Tribe
in Hughes County, Oklahoma, by the
United states Government
There will be offered for sale al public
suction at certain railroad points In Eastern
Oklahoma. from October Q. 1918. 10 Oelaber
II. 1918. Inclusive approximately "a 300
acres Of unAllottcd iAnd. including 1900
acres Of timber land In the Choetsw Nation.
q, 700 acres Of the surface Of the segregated
coal and asphAH land in the Choclsw Ma
tion, 400 acres ot unalloitcd land In the
Choetaw. Chiskasaw and Greek Nations, and
10 additional tracts Of the thriacs oi the
aggregated coal and asphalt land belonging
20 the Chortaw and ChickaSaV Tribes, re-
Gently rsllnquished and neytr heretofore
Offered Tor sale The timber land will be
told for not less than the appraised yhlne
the surface Of the segregated coal and aa
phAlt land will be sold for cash 10 the high
est bidder without regard TO the appraised
value. and not on time aS heretofore OF
fered. excepting 20 additional tracts never
heretofore offered for sale which will be
sold on time at % per cent cash, IS per cent
In one year and balance inNdNo years from
date Of sale. The 900 acres OF unsolicited
land will b. sold 10 the Highest Apd hest
bidder without any minimum price being
Der lard and other uuAllotted Lad will be
sold rcscrvinr the coal and asphslt there
under 20 the ChoctAw and Chlekasaw Va.
lions except where the DESCRIPTIVE circular
specifically states that the coal ard Asphal,
wil be tnld with surface No limitation II
placed on the acreAKe Of timber land which
any one person may purchase No person
ean purchase more thar 100 acres classi
fled a. agricultural land nor more than
sac acres classified IS grazing land Resi-.
denes on land not required Bids may be
admitted 10 person, or by agent With
power Of aiiorney or hy mail Blds by mail
must be accompanied BY certified checks or
bank drafts for IS per cent OF tho amour,
of bids The right 10 reject any sud an
bids Is reserved Detailed printed informa
tion as 20 dates. places, terms Of sale. in.
rluding lists OF circulars descriptive Of ths
lands 10 be offered for sale may he OBJ
,sined tree ~ cost upoa application 10 Mr.
Gabe y Parker Superintendent for the
Five Civilized Tribes, Auskogee OklAhoma,
~ho Is the only person authorized 10 sell
these tribal lands TO the public Maps and
,,lats may also be obtAined from said Super,
iutendsut at ~ cost Of from 25 cents to So
cents saeh
CATO SELLS,
Cpmmissiouer Of Indian Affairs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
From Fighting to Farming.

Corporal Allen wore the blue In
the army Of the Potomac. took active
part In three years OF the war. was
In the battle OF Cold Hhrbor. the
sllenclng OF Fort Sumter. the taking
of Petersboro heights and carried
the first union flag to Fort Fisher.
He has been a retired gentleman
farmer for the past 20 years and IL
the father Of "A well-known Tulsan.
Chief OF Police Allen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

b Another splendid evidence that all
wounds and hard feelings between
tho people OF tho north ana the
south have vanished ir tho face OF
our closer union In the world war
and that the blue and the gray have
fused and produced the khaki. is
the fact that there are many north
ern soldiers here to attend tho re-
union Of veterans
Corp G. & Allen, Company G..
HIN New York volunteers fine
old O.. A r.. has come all the, way
from Nebraska to meet and shake
hands in fellowship with veterans
who, though separated by a differ
once I'm principle by n war. were and
are brothers OF one race ,a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
CATO SELLS.
Of indian Affair
RESOLUTION.

seAled proposals will he received bv the
Roard of County Commissionsra ot rulsa.
Csunty, OklAhomA on October Tth 1918
al p o'clock - m. In tht County Coprt
House Of Tulsa Oklahoma for the furnish
ing Of material and the touutruet,on OF two
concrete bridges t2b and locations - FOL.
lows
Bridge No a63 Bi Secs 2s2 20, r. 10.
r. ia 90 teet by 90 feet
Bridge No, Bt Sees t7lt. T. ls,
r fB 30 feet BY 90 fect
As per plans nd specifications Qs file
In tho office Of the County CLERK and County
Engineer in the Court House IN 1ulsa.
Tulsa County OkiRhoma
The Uommissionrrs reserve the right 70
reject any and al bids an bids 70 be &c
companisd by . certified check cotNing 10
per cent Of bid
Nv order Of the Board oi County Cen
misxioners of ruisA County, Oklahoma
LEWIS CLINE,
URuniy clork.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

N you are subject 10 weak lanEA heed the
cough arA rarninG. ECKMAN's ALTER.
ATtvE nay ala you Ia stopping the cough
Ia sddition. Il ls valuable tonic and
heslih builder IA such esses No aloobol
nsrooiae or hAbittormiag drugs Twenty
ssHrs' successful use
aoc and $50 Bottles ~ alt druggists or
fram manufacturer pastpaia
ECKMAH LABORATORY. Philads' IA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
KaIaor Rerldcnl !. pntrIotlc.

Private Smith IL attending the re-
union from Kaiser. W Va, and
despite the name OF his home town.
is Intensely patriotic. In fact. his
only grandson In In the trenches in
France. While Ia tho prison camp
he made n very interesting and very
Intricate watch charm OF horehair.
which he has with him. lie also
became adept at tho art Of carving
rings from Eutta pcrcha. which were
quite beautiful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
SWIMMING Yarns.

"Reminiscences are the order Of
tho day In Tulsa this week. but
whom a yankee and "A rebel get to
gether and begin comparing notes
on swapping tobacco for coffee. and
Joint midnight raids on neighboring
barn yards. delighted crowd soon
gathers, for the anecdotes are usu-
ally well worth hearing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

camp need more religion. and he ~
going 20 give II 10 them II the Lord
will let him and the police depart.
ment will give him a permit
You can Just tell them fallen
women that old Renfro wants 10 do
them some good, and N my religion
amt no good. they're goh' TO burn
IN perdliion for the rest of their
daye"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
PURELY PBRsoNAL

.8.YEAROLD GIRL straysd away from
Joplin, Mo, September 5 and went 10
Miami Okla and stayed there with
streetors until the 9th alter dinner: then
walked away and no trace OF her since
l. her father. ask that N ahe is seen 10
please hold her and wire mo al once aud
! will come sitter her Her name Is Jsn'
ME Anderson; flshy. stoop. shouldsrcd
weighs about i2O pounds dark brown
heavy hair, bobbed above shsulders
hazel eyes. light eomplsxion wore small
white bat, white stockings white slip
pers, white apron dress with red spoI
Address G. Anderson, sos Virginia ave,
fopitn Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-LAdies diamond ring. Tiffany set.
ting, between postoffics and Cotden
Bldg, or Cosden Bldg. and Frisco and
sixth. Finder Plesse return 70 llo5
bOsT-Beiween iO6 s. NoEalea aud EI.
change Bank Bldg, a black onyx pin
with three pendants gold trimmed. Call
Mrs Carrick, 1i7aR Reward
LOSr-One black pooketbOok with about
935 finder please return 70 1Oi \.
bullcite. Reward. Phone tit1'R.
LOST --Lsdi4s small black handbag. ron.
tsining s25; near kaiJ depot. Return
LOsr-Cunning CHAM hub cap reward. Nov.
bray Undertaking company Phone s2s.
LOsT-Bunch OF Keys At fairgrounds; re.
turn 10 OIL and Gas Journal
KNIGHT TEMPLAR CHARM iost; liberal
reward return 70 tOS, First National
Bank Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

The men wcro on me desk OF the
v NJ & A All sunday night To take
care OF the veterans a. they ar
rived by Monday morning more
thAn $50 were on hand TO make the
v their headquarters and TO break
fast on hot cakes and coffee. Nearly
SOC have beon assiEned TO that insI-
tntfon Already they have taken
that place by storm and every cor
ner Of tho Y. was filled yesterday
afternoon with the old soldiers.
some doing In tho big comfortable
chairs some writing a note 10 homie
folks. but most OF them In small
groups swapping Civil war yarns.
or paying close attention TO some
old comrade while he gang the Old
familiar songs. They are all ready
listeners and quick 10 applaud.
A iiEEinR contest 10 a tune from
the uctrola perhaps drew the blg-
gest audience. and the logs in the
fireplace that wouldn't burn up was
the source OF greatest Interest. Most
o. the visitors came from states
where gaR is not known and they
couldn't understand why tho Eas logs
didn't burn Isl ashes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

Complaints from the housing COM
mittec were that many or the Tulsa
women were disappointing them IN
the matter Of keeping their pledges
for the accommodation 81 the visit
ors. Many cancelled a. tho last
minute. and some even failed To can
Gel at an. permitting the assignments
10 be made and the guests TO be sent
10 the homes before declining 20
make the pledge good.
In several instances parties arriv-
ing IN the city have been sont 10
Tulsa homes and been met by q bull
dog. The housing committee Will ap-
prrciate II very muct n those who
are not going 10 be hospiiaRle 20 tho
guests will advise at once phoninR
to sOSt
Right IN the midst NJ the blues
however. the committee got word
from as many ~ fifty homes offer
ing additional facilities n there
are anv who have decided 90 take
guests during the week. the housing
committee requests that tho informn-
tion 10 phoned 10 326i
High school cadets Nerc employed
In helping the traffic officers ycFtcr-
day. -Four boys were stationed at
tho busiest farncrs throughout the
dav and helped people across the
streets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
MaIe~ MOORE Never Wounded

, Preceding n delegation of about
twelve Of hia comrades In arms from
tho state Of Tennessee. Mai J M J
Moore OF Huntingdon. Tenn, arrived
In the city yesterday
Enlisting when lad " Ia, In
Camp ~. Cen John =. Hickman's
staff stonewRll Jackson camp. MAI
Moore played a unique part In tha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

rIsh corner fifth and Lewis avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

A reunion badge Ia good for trans
pottRtion on any OF the oklahoma
Union Railway company cars. This
includes both local and interurban
cars
No charge IL made for transpor-
tatlon on any of the cars OF the Tulsa
Street hallway company, and the
Sand Springs railway II also giving
the visitors free transportation.
The housing committees station
phone number IL s031
Visiting newspaper men are re-
quested TO call at the editorial room
OF The Tulsa World, Boulder avenue
and Third street. where they will be
given pre9s badge.
Maids and sponsors register at cor
ner room ne Hotel Tulsa.
Sons OF Veterans register At rooms
2Is-i4, Hotel Tulsa.
Veterans registersht Frisco station
on arrival They will be assigned
quarters.
Veterans will register for various
states at high school. Sixth and Cin-
cinnat.
Address, invitation committee. no
tel Tulsa, or invitations to the ball
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

Stomach Troubles Rpd DyScntcry
caused from Drinking Ice Water or
from sleeping near an open window
should be checked Immediately. Get
y bottle ~ GROVES RABY BOWEL
MEDICINE safe and sure romedy
for Summer piarrhoeas u ls Just as
effective for Adults as for Children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

great war game of the sixties and
WAS ono % those opposing General
Grant In hia first battle OF tho civil
war. Being I'm active fighting sory-
leo during all four years Of the
bloody struggle and never even re-
ceiying a scratch In the great bat
Ties mon fell all about him. but he
escaped on every occasion un-
hsrmei HIS capture was immi-
ncnt many times. the federal sol.
diers having hold Of his horse
bride bit on several occasions. but
as he myH. no was not there 10 be
CApAurcd, but 90 fight"
At ihe conclusion Of the war he
married and took up farm nt
Huntingdon. Tenn where he has
remained ever since llr is most
chlyalrous southern gentleman ~
tho old school ana lays the fact of
his splendid youthful appearance 20.
tho conn nnionEhip and carg OF his
wife. the finest woman Nin the
world They have been married 5l
y cars and have raised nine children
Mrs. Moore was unable 90 attend tho
reunion because OF slight illness,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
sapnIpa wm mon.e ve.rrnns.

Representative OF the sHpulpa
Hotel Mems association we're In
Tulsa yesterday afternoon and tied
up with the housing committee Of
tho reunion orEn nixation.~ - Arrange
ments for taking care Of several
hundred Of the visiting reunlonlats
were made The hotels there are
making q rate Of $50 for two per
sons In room The oklahoma
Union railway viii carry any ~ the
official guests AZ tho reiuion to- and
from eapulpa without charge The
official badge In sufficient 10 get
over 10 sapulpa. and cars leave every
hour from both Sapulpa and Tulsa.
starting az & In the morning ana run
ming until ~ o'clock ~ night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Was scout Tor McNoars Hangers.

Among others TO arrive carly ~ y,
OaHsman from Lexington, Va. n
Gassman fro mLexington. Vir. a
member of 60. y. 7th Virginia cav
airy. with the Ashhy old regiment
who Ia visiting Dr. Charles l.. Yam
coy white attending the reunion Lake
so many others ne had no desire 20
tell OF those whom he had Killed, and
said he would let others tell OF his
individual exploits but he did say
that he was wounded at Gettysburg,
and that he was with McNeal =
rangers At the close Of the war whom
General Kelley. General Cook and
AdIutant Melvin on the union side
were cantured at Cumberland. Nd.
lust before the war closed Gassman
was not a member of tho McNeal
rangers. but vas asked 10 Join them
a. scout because he had lived tu
tho country they we're covering and
knew II so we'll Al the time Of the
capture at Cumberland he stated
there were at least 5000 troops In
town
Was In Many nattics During War.
Serving for tho first part " the
civil war with the Confederate ar
tillery In parker's battery. later with
the 18th virginia cavalry. company
X. and doing scout work the last
seven months of the war. Capt, w ].
parr now ot 1853. U street, n w.
Washington n. c.. served In many
battles during tho war
In 81 he was IN tho battle NJ
Nesle. % seven DAYS Pike. of War
rington Springs. and the second bat
tie az Manassas. in 80 he fought In
the battle of Antietam, and the bat
tie OF Gettysburg on tho 18th day of
, December. Captain parr belongs "a
General Chambers brigade OF the
, w n y ID division
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
JOHNSON'S AUTO SALES
CO.

Largest used car market In the state;
90 days guarantee on every car we
sell. Free service. sll Y. Eighth st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
MnaOnlc Tin Snvrs Him

Yes. sir the only thing that
saved me from being "A dead man
these ffty years was Just because I
wns Free Mason" said ". r.
smith, OF "Ole Vug.nny," Company
=. Virginia cavalry General Ash by b
regiment whom telling Of tho time
he WAS wounded By both snbcr and
minnie balls az tho battle OF the Val
ley or virginia, and captured by tho
Union soldiers. They got two OF us
Charlie SiferH and land thought
We were splos. because we wouldn't
toll them anything We were court
martialed and sentenced TO be shot
why ! oven saw the boA was TO be
buried in. and they stood us up and
had our hands tied behind us when
The execution was stopped by the
regiments surgeon who was u Free
Mason. Slfers and / were both Free
MaHons and that b. al that ever
saved ~. Oh, of course. We had held
that doctor a captive, Just "a little
while before, ana had treated him
awfully well, and he recognized us.
hut the only thing thBt saved ua In
this world was because we we're an
Free MuHonr"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Captain Holland oS Confederate
GrayA

One of the most promlpent vetcr-
ans at the a. c v registration place
IL Capt George n Holland OF Fort
Worth. Texas
Arriving In this city severA DAYS
ago. he has been making himself
very helpful and OF utmost assist
ance 10 both the Tulsa hosts and the
visiting veterans
Captain Holland served In Com
many X. 7th TEXAS cavalry, through
the war, being advanced TO the rank
OF captain at the end OF the first
two years,
He has been captain Of the Fort
Worth Confederate GrRys the past
ton years. and was historian Tor the
Robert y. t,ep camp last year
Captain Holland came on ih ad-
vance to prepare FOR his dele CATION
of Confederate Grays, who are eN-
pected to arrive here al 1910 this
morning, aud also to make arrange
mcuts FOR the Lone Star quartette OF
Confederate Grays which is 10 enter
tain the reunion vigitors at Conven-
ton hall each afternoon and evening
this week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

II was severely wounded In the
ioc-day fight At Kenesaw mountain
when We had a battle every day for
over three months wounded In the
breast and stomach AT Hooyer's Gap
and received n saber cut on my head
at Hoods raid. was captured and In
the prison at Camp Camp. ohio.
when the war closed 7 was only 10
years old when they Initiated me gnto
my first big battle at Murfreesboro "
This Is the story OF Private Walden,
who In attending the reunion a. a
delegate from Dalton Ca, and re-
ports that TULSA Is surely treating
US nice, am having the time Of
any life."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

bosToS !, sh,ouskKEHPisG ROOMS IA
hoa..s ,.si s l7te--Two ,oath room, ~
good wei ~ iov aIsS''A't. ,.s, rear snii.sco 70,
., t9l9.J after $50 '''s '4l2 uliI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
ncIonrcd 10 Crnck RcrImcnL

Yes, indeed. I fought through the
war. Why belonged TO General
Rreckenridge's crack regiment --
that's what no called ug himself
and his wife. Mrs breckenridge.
made our battle flag out ot her own
silk wedding dress and tho general
presented 10 TO us himself" proudly
stated s. A. Walden Company y.
20th Tennessee regiment. Bates hrl-
gade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

zone OF the immortal six hun
drcd." they mid with reverence. as
he was pointed out AZ the registra-
ton tent Col j, ogden Murray OF
Winchester. Va. commander OF the
Morris cavalry OF Virginia through
the four years OF the war. and now
assistant inspector general for that
state has arrived In Tulsa for the
reunion.
Colonel Murray II the proud
wearer of small bronze medal.
which reads. "Ono OF the Immortal
600; ~ days under fire az Morris,
q c., rotten corn bread and pickle
ratlons; Hilton Head and - Fort
Pulaski, on prison ship Crescent rs
days Winchester, Va. Major,
Chariast0wu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

Regular $35.75 Kitchen Csbi-
net, with all attachments, slid
ing m etal top; on sale at
Flack's Unloading Sale for
...............$ $26.65
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Wow Own. Big Farm In East.

Thomas j W West. one OF the
Sons Of Veterans from Charleston.
W. Va. has arrived In Tulsa with a
delegation Of veterans 10 attend the
reunion Mr.. West is owner of one
ls very prominent In that section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
BOARD AND ROOMS
HoTRI.a

CADILLAC HoTBLr--sos.A =. Bouidsr
frat door aorth Of oourthouse, a. roomA
sll ouuids we'll ventilsted. hot and cold
running vptsr, everything new; roons
single or ehsuiie. catering 10 select ane
permanent guests, weekly rates W pei
week ard M Phone 66a5
MANHATrAN HOTEL lO2h North Maiu.
one block from Frisco depot nice room
for rent ~ and ~ and up heat IN
rooms, hot and cold watsr AT The ume
Gail cod 80. Prone 2IoA.