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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

There must be an awful lot ~
dropped rs wing around london %
on don't see so very many. You
know, a. a bus driver. ! may drop q
couple on 'lrh 'Olhorn and pick one
up when I como to UoStnrd street %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
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.ro,un Avn PRESSING

TAILoBING AND PhbSsiH' -,
p,NKsTON -Cls't'r aod q s',,h Main.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
WANT ADS
Los1 AND FOUND

INNEO fIN hound Ovnrr cau have u
no Identifying and paying for this ad.
tan AI1s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
JOHN r WNOpARp,
CIV Attorney


NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that on Tho 6th
day Of May, 1918. betwegn. me hours Of
me office Of the BOARD of County Com.
misnbnors ot Tulsa County, OklshomA,
in tho Court House iH the city ~ Tulsa.
Oklahoms sealed proposals viii DO opened
snJcsou,tdct,d hy the hoard ~ Caunty
Com6ii.1ioUrr, conioinlIy With an suthor
itci rsrtesruetauvN OF the OklAhoms De
pATtmtul OF Highway, tor tho funishing
81 all material and labor and the proper
construction ot btidEc over llom'n, creek
an section % OF State Highway IN said
Tulsa County
,ompstiuye rjsug have been prepared
and approved f0t both a four - arch span
reinforced concrete bridge consisting ~
one UN SIS foot arch one lll ho foot
ht,h. one li 80 foot arch and one tll
g. foot arch and Tor 600 foot steel
irnsssd hritgs cousis,iug Of ono th roo
foot span. and one 90 100 foot span
rturoAh will be considered 10y tho Board
Of Commissiontrs en- each OF the proposed
two types of bridges
The urrk proposed horsln Tor which
proposals are asked for Is knowu ss state
$50 Tr0irrt NO T. anl in The event =
contract ia awarded one half o' the cost
ot asid bridge will hn pa,d hy The siate
Of Oklahoma and Tho remainder by Iuht
County oklahoma
The right TO reject any snd an bid,
Is rtptrsAIr reserved ty the Road n'
County CumWibstanrrs aud the Oklahoma
Department Of Highways acting CONFORMITY
together co. ihs ~lEmlraiion % proposals
Riddct, will be required 90 accompany
their rfupo,ala with a certified check IN
e. amount csus' To approximately ten tol
prr cent a. their pf1possl such rcrt
/ he'd checks wIl be Immediately returned
] 10 bidders whose proposal, arr not held
, Tor confederation. after the sane srr
ope0sA aut n an a~Ard " made Fuch
| r,rtIhsd rhrrk ~ sDrceshiul hlddsr si'
| be held until thrtrAct has been entered
| TITO and tho contractor has f'ed good
| ari suttrisni kond a. Is required b. ih'
| laws ~ Ot'ahowa ard upon fsNnFr Of
! me kiddsr 70 enter into contact A"i ii''
| such bond Within iweutv I1ol DAYS from
the tire % notice % acceptance ~ hu
Given undsr my hand this l.h day of
Tulsa county
vrcro,al aid cheek will he NFsHoi @
/ April lols ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
\ PnrpIc Cow

] never saw purple COW,
hone l'li never SOC one.
But from tho purple milk We go
know that there must he one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

JAMES 3 % RRIIN N..ur anyone with in.
formation rf Do. whereabouts please
Notify y 90 % RTi.r at Wbrys Okh
UAtR TONIC Mrs Wrayhurn wrays hair
tonic solid a. Msnkeusllisr't drug stora
lrl Fsu Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

| DgNVEK. 81 1880 Largo southeast front
room uriyAts entrance. connecting bath
electric lishts, no other roomcrt Phone
t5eGR
DETROIT $, Furnished room 10.
rent,
DETROIT s.. 7-i one furnished south
sleeping room, gentlemen only Phone
3'7s
ElGtN sq us-Nireg furnished front
sleeping roons adjoining bath Phone
lETGiN. IS g0t For rent. bedroom nicely
| Furnished. southern exposure reasonable
! FOR KENT Heautfal bedroom Nsrsyslcrp-
/ ing porch for ladies' only. Pone aa5
hnsr y M
IoiRrii D.. ilo. For rent nicely fur.
. ft,hcd sleeping room, ,osein. 81 per
seek
| fur KrU W. no-IvinF apartments,
large iro't furnished room, modern
|iurRU W. ms ona sleeping room,
adjoining hNth
frisco s. ato.uns Furnished room for
one or $40 gentlemen, clofeiu. modern,
alec garage Tor one car
'FRONT.' ROOM For one gentleman, one
I'a.L from .grhors". Phone 9n3
uI uRIF. S Ta-Nirely furnished front
.espng room Boo private home; eood
i0.auon Phone 1871 V
.GiTHRlE. ,. oI3-Se~Iy flrnished sleep.
irg room gentleman ONLY.
.HNskFLL. ". 3tI-lArre sleeping room
uu ground floor newly furnished ~
ivory rhon. is17I. -
ILLINOIS. b.. ici -Furnishsd sleSpinE
room with hoird II desired new l.I
house cyrry room sleeping Po''"'
gentlemen preferred .-.-.
LANSING. r. Al For rent large ,Ipep1.
rnotr urslv furnished modern su''o'
ior ore or two gentlemen
LANSING E. aJg FOR rent one 'Als
sleeping room two gentleman or ma"
and ~ls ,-
N5IN Is n7s Two sleeping rooms 10
modern private home
MAIN q p0i Nicely fnruish'd hrd to2H
ip modern apartments Private fanny
Phone s092 apartment SOL ---
IMAIN. e. 9ol Sleeping room Ior t5t fsn,
Iot Rrork msg apartments. fhohe
IaAYBELi. g. a. Room for rent suitable
for tvo. rent rea'onsbls
MODERN front room close in. prT,'.,''
ruirance. ono Or two gentlemen fhon'
I Ig4H
ytNru ~ ala-NirsIy furnished room
rorrsrtnr bsth. private family, apaH
meat Phone $50 .-..-,
lCLYMTiA. X. 1lt-Onc nies'3 Furnished
,isspinr room adjoining hsth. prival'
ismhy Tor one oc tvo gentlemen. ihoa'
! ut1s
| ICrAkFR. s.. igle-Tuo sleeping room'
] Cor hairt or married couplef. for rent
/ will serve breakfast n desired on'
| block from car line
ROOM t'loss IN. sleepirg room on soutl
Boulder for one gcutleman. rhone lAoA
F..rYFaks.tr II f.arufua roam
! adjoining bath. iso iadita. Pheue -22o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

CAMEO PIN Found Owner can have %
no ident,fyins and paying for this sd
can 43s
NNND BAG Lost. crorhctrd has initial
.Ii " ai Bauer rpucert or street car
Phone 1873 reward
HORSE >trayrd or stolen. bay or dIrA
brown star In fac. seven Years ,tI.
rHs.y shod al around. s.lsh' ibAJ
..i 81 hands high Reward Of $50. l..
Sims isnks. pk'a
NDFF os' mole kin mnn Return to
ut- West foaffh snd receive reward
Phone 27.-
TNDhAGE or PAPFRS vii ths mAn Who
picked up Ne package Of papers last
vsal Ir November belonging 90 Ma
I|ah % Lindsey please return them 10
laln south Guthrie and receive reward
IDttITHOOk Cortain,rr change and
kr,H between 1900 block South Main
an. high pool tuildiug Phone 'tol
IrDkrTBpuk Lost hls,k purkstbook
t.ierru Na'a.r tlathirrs and Hollis
ruor. hat fvo snaps on ono Nds. con.
i4.a. " % 81 receipt book Fihdcr
r'sa.o feiurr - Mrs. Maek johnson
ltoUac a. tosdsn a1fItion or address
N h0s gnt
rIENIlu a vhlfr Arsorn eat Phone
t.Np 'nr reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

rity q mostOu, OF sad Noari to Hr held
u 'Nr CTS Hall l0 sad tfy ~ % clock
uI or ,h" 1fh tsF nj MAJ. l1l..
Nuy and all partirs intrrest,d a. hsrshy
nu .hri that they may sppsar and protest
against or ohIrrt 10 sad rropo.ed improve
m"ul. or art part ihrts'f DR. any matter ar
ihur ln fr'aNu thrrr'n % ahl meeting ~
the .aA Board ~ Commissioners u1 The 5td
dsy ut MAY lll-
FRANK y. NNINk.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27


This ad is intended for the
eyes Of only high-class stock
statesmen. We make no adj
vanccs, but offer a PROPOSE
tion that sells. The Great
Republic Tire & Rub b c r
Manufacturing CO. has "A
modern factory and has in
stalled the most modern ma
chlnery. We are now sell
ing the second issue of $4OO,-
600 Of common stock. Men
now on the job making big
money We can use ten more
high-class men. For further
particulars address
The Great Republic
Tire O. Rubber
Manufacturing CO.
52S Equity Bldg, Muskogcc,
Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
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lrubU,Hci iu The Tulsa DBilf World. NprI
go lpls World Publishing Go TubIishtrsl
ORDINANCE 40 isir
An ordinance accepting aun'slng
and adding 10 the CIV Of Tulsa bEia
huniA. a certain Tract OF land drarubrd
As Blnrk of Otruit Addition to the
tb ot Tulsa, Oklahoma 81 d'r.av
lug su emergency
NilrKtAS. q petition IN writing has
been presented io the Mayor and NUart
~ tonmis1Itnsrs ot the tuy of Tults boz
the Hoard Of Edu'nUon ui Tulsa State Ut
Oklahoma asking that Mock = Of urcutt
Addition be- Hnrek,i 10 and made part
ui ihe tity ut Tulsa Oklahoma aud
WHEREAS u apposrs that sad Hoari
4 Education rs tho owner NJ said biork
ol Commissioners that the PRAYER of HsId
ptrtou should DO granted and the land
embraced ihrtein should ho Rrn,,rd 10
zsid city. and that ssid action 20 trr the
best iuiorsst, of AIl parties concerned
NuW, luFRfFuRh ht.ir ORDAINED
ny TIE RUAKp or COMMISSIONERS or
TlIE cry or TULSA. OKLAHOMA
Section 4 That the tract Of land here
matter drsrrthcd and surrounded b, ut
ptrtent city llmita Of snd Cllj ot 1uIrN
iu.Nit
Uork Eight az 81 Orrutt Addu
ton to the city Of Tulsa uAh
homa
he and The same Ia hereby annrrsd 70 said
Ctty 81 Tuls<sQ oklahoma aud that ihs ror
potaie limits ot said city hc. and Mo ss.0'
1rr hereby. extended to include the above
dosrf bed tract Of land
section . That from AVID anor this or
drIutr iaN,s effect tlr frA, "'ftl, i.A. ttti
iN F,rtiou One hereof shall hr part 81
tao CITY ~ Tulsa, OklahoWa. AND an prop
| eriy situated thereon shall ho and the
lsme is hereby declared 20 be subject IN
on respects und uartirulAr. lp the luris
| disuon control laws and ordinances OF said
| CiS ~ 1ulsa
section q That an emergency otists fof
| ~ prcsct,Ation OF tho public hoalth safety
pnj welfare. hy reason whereof This ordi
nance shall take Ctfect from and aiief lts
raVaEe, approval and publication
Passed and the emergency clause ruled
| upon separately aud approved this 2uth day
| ~ April ials
APPROVED this eGtb DAY ~ April iots
J II SIMMONS.
Attest Mayor
FRANK NtWkIRk
city Auditur
/ Approved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
BOARD AND ROOMS

kOpNS Slite NJ rooms opening on porch
Ir" blocks from post office Ao o,h,r
roomvTs Phone -auI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
ROOMS roR EENT-ruRNIsHED 4

BosroN, sr 900 "A nicely Furnished room
south exposure steam heat adjoining
bath Phone i6oi
nOsTuN. : qoe 4 NICELY furnished room
south exposure steam heat. adjoining
bath gentlemen only Phone 'oot
BOuI pER y. SIS -For rent two fur
utshrd rooms IN basement Phone itno
RuuLprR. = 51i Large sleeping porch
room suitable for Two or three Phone
4gst
UoyIptR s, 7o3 office men, nicely
furnished sleeping room, clo'c ta. CAL
phone $500
nuulpEH 5, i0vl--uoo, room for rent
Tor two
CAHERuN, ", l2l--Ons modern. fur.
rlsled sleeping room Phone ff1o.
.tHEYENNf. n sos tor rent delightful
iroHt southeast room for on" or two
gentlemen. private family Phone iflo.
,uESFNNE N. ltUs Furnished room
all modern convenience no other room
tUEYENNE. y, MS Nicely furnished
sleeping room and gaasR Tor reut
Phone gOiG
u4NENNE. s.2II For rent. largo steep
ing room closv IN, gcntcmcn. Phone
1Oli.
.CuENENNE. s.. lc-o Choice Of two
sleeping rooms convenient TO bath. fri.
yac home rbone tr52
,INCtNSA1I S. bu2 -ncurNble small
room modern. one person Phone ph2
DINCINNATI A02 For rent two large
slsrpiur room, with south and southeast
capourr well miEished. large closets
Phone 7il1
CINCINNATI s.. 1921 Two furnished
slccptug rooms for rent suitable for
one or two gentlemen
.uENvFR. X 3og- For rent, furnished
room Tor gentlemen.
DENVER. =. sol Furnished room with
sleeping porch for two young men.
pr\NFR 5i6-Room Tor rent, mod.
ern. gentlemen Phone i0lo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

Wayne county, was ill only a short
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
2 3 5HRHR

Have you seen the presents, old
chap" said Mr.. Nabob to a nervous
guest at his daughters wedding.
mo. but I'd like to awfully," said
the nervous guest
We'll, just wait moment and I'll
get detective to show you around -
cordially said Mr. Nabob.
The young private had been posted
as sentry on B squadron stables.
But when the sergeant of the guard
came round on his visit he was no.
where to be seen. The sergeant was
about to depart to make inquiries
when there came rustling noise from
heap of straw and the sentry stood
before him minus his boots and look
ing very sleepy.
"Halloa." cried the sergeant. "where
were you when l came around lust
now"
Marching round" was the sentrv's
reply, given in tones of conscious vir-
tue.
Marching round. were you? Why.
you've got your boots Off"
Yes, sergeant; l took 'em off so
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
NEED IS MORE
DOCTORS FROM
wayne COUNTY
Present Urgent Need Is for
Men to Go with Troops.

DR.. Joseph r. Eastman of Indianapo-
lis, president of the Indiana State
Medical association, and in charge of
the work of recruiting physicians of
the state for the medical corps of the
United States army, has written the
following letter to The Palladium re-
garding the number of doctors wanted
from Wayne county:
Palladium,
Richmond, Ind
Gentlemen-Replying to your tele-
phone call of yesterday regarding num-
Der Of doctors wanted from Wayne
county, permit me to say: It is very
desirable to have more additional men
about thirty-five years of age and
Wayne county should supply about fif-
teen more. The present urgent need is
Tor men to go with the troops rather
than for service in hospitals.
Very truly yours,
(Signed)
JOSEPH RITUS EASTMAN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

How Use The Table: Find your income in Col
urln Multiply this by the percentage contributabe
Column 2 The result is the total amount which you
should contribute during year. Deduct the amount
which you pay in taxesThe remainder is the of
Liberty Bonds which you should buy income during
a year.
Inasmuch as there will probably be three is
sues Of Liberty Bonds this year, divide the above
income percentages by in order to find your
share for the present loan
Of course, there are always exceptions to any
rule. This is true of both the methods outlined
above Due to circumstances, such as debts or
unavoidable extraordinary expenses, some people
will be unable even to approximate the percent
ages given. Others, with the habit of saving
will defined or mbued with the divinely patri-
otto spirit of self-sacrifice, will save and invest
in Liberty Bonds for more than the above per-
centages.
If you have not already subscribed to the
present Liberty Loan do so before May 4, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
How to Get Out of a Blind Allev
From The American Magazine

From The American Magazine
Gf- HESE blind alley jobs an inevitable part of
every big industrial machine There must be
4 someone to do the mechanical bits, calling for
SKILL and consequently for high pay;
that someone does necessarily have to be you
There is law that says that gets into a
blind alley job he is doomed for life The principle
that makes who has fallen accidentally river
fight his way to the top to get the blessed to
his life should be working within soon
he he has fallen into of these jobs Because
if you examine the psychological reaction man who
falls into river you will that the principle can
be applied. The who suddenly finds himself under
water though he be good swimmer, becomes ex-
ceedingly dissatisfied with his position at the
Discomfort of the nth degree is working within him.
he does everything to fight his to the top sezng
rope piece of wood boat anything in fact relieve
him from his predicament. In other words his discon
tent is powerful that it him every means
to better his position at the moment and he hustles
to scramble out of the water in a hurry.
Nov if the who has fallen into blind alley job
could be made to utilize that energy lift himself
out of his job, he would find himself better one
The main trouble is that these satisfied with
their jobs if they dissatisfied, they not dis
enough"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

that | wouldn't wake the bloomin'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
On Spur,
dMeN1O11Qnt

l have a sIx-year-old son
Who listens to table conversations.
The other day he heard us talking
About the new discussion concerning
The origin of the human race,
And questioning the Wood theory.
About an hour afterward my son
Came to me and in confidential tone
said
In the old-fashioned Darwin theory
That human beings descended from
monkeys"
YES" | replied, that is what l said"
Well he asked, 'am | a human be-
ing?"
Certainly you are a human being"
He went away, studying the matter.
In another hour he opened my door
And tossed me peanut.
The editor of who's Who in Rus
STA. 1918" has our sympathy. He has
the worlds hardest job ahead of him
Chicago man found a $3.50 dia-
mond inside turkey when he carved
it, So he just about got back the cost
of the bird.
SPRING IN THE PARK
How sad the early lovers lot,
For William and Eliza
Find every sentimental spot
Spread thick with fertiliZa.
To what base uses some of our insti-
tutions are falling!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

To what base uses some of our insti-
tutions are falling!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

bear in mind the percentages given above. Your
own or any bank will gladly accept your subscrip-
ton.
If you have already subscribed but now real
ize in the light of the above percentages that you
have not taken your fair share, go to your bank
and make up the difference before May 4, the
closing day of this Liberty Loan campaign.
The big rule for the duration of the war is
this, spend sensibly, save every penny possible
from your income and invest all your annual saw
ings in Liberty Bonds. It is down right unpa-
triotic to invest one cent of your annual income
savings otherwise than in Liberty Bonds, because
it is going to take every cent all of us can thus
save and invest to win this war and save our
selves and untold future generations from slav-
cry to Prussian domination and "Kultur."
R. G.. LEEDS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19
Towns in Flanders Are
Great Military Hospitals

WASHINGTON, April 19-The great
flow OF wounded now passing through
Flanders is viewed with alarm by the
Germans, as related in an Official dis
patch from Amsterdam today. The
towns of Courtrai, Bruges, Client and
other places have been transformed
into military hospitals, the dispatch
said, adding that at the front arrange
ments are inadequate and the Red
Cross service is not able to fulfill its
task
Many wounded. it was said, are
dying In Red Cross automobiles and
wagons and on sanitary trains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-19

How Much to Invest in Liberty Bonds

A question that puzzles many people during
each campaign to sell Liberty Bonds is, how
should invest in the bonds?
Lack of clear understanding in this regard
rather than any lack of patriotism is the reason
MANY people do not take as many of the bonds
as they should.
There are several ways in which ones ap-
proxinate share Of each loan may be ascertained.
First of all there is as basis the ratio OF each
loan to the value of all the property in the Unit
ed States, which is approximately 25O billion
dollars. The present Liberty Loan is for bill
lion dollars and this is practically one and one
quarter percent of the nations total wealth.
Inasmuch as the net value of all your prop
erty, what you are worth after deducting what
you owe, is part of the nations $50 billion dol
lars of wealth, your share in the present loan
should be one and one-quarter percent OF what
you are worth.
The second method of figuring your share is
the income basis 1t stands to reason that the
total cost of our country's participation in the
war each year, has to be paid for out OF the IN
comes of all of us received during each year Of
the war; Each ones share is collected IN two
ways. BY the compulsory payment OF taxes and
the voluntary buying of Liberty Bonds.
This years war expense for the United
States alone, it is estimated, will reach 10 billion
dollars. The Bankers Trust Company of New
York has issued very valuable booklet covering
the percent different incomes should pay in war
taxes and in buying Liberty Bonds, on the basis
that our war cost this year will be Is billion dol
lars BY incomes is meant each individuals net
receipts whether from rents, interest, dividends,
royalties, wages or salaries In arriving at its
percentage figures this trust company took into
consideration standards Of living as well as the
cost of living.
The figures follow and each classification rep
resents family income: