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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
t'up,right 1918. b, William IoN)
tuAISTIE >

tHNI"rIR =
y the morning lack rer-hlnr came
down to breakfast tired but happy
tie hid solved the problem in thHt
lHat our u was u proud mother
who sent him OF Co school that iul
The chairman Hud the examining
board would be There. Friends and
The accomplishments ~ the pupils
The CUSTOMARY exercises passed
without % hitch The event ut IN"
rIy however. was atll 20 come
fl,rt one was curcrly waiting tu soc
who would win the coveted problem
prize At last the chairman rose
As YOU an know said he, ih"r"
be- Coz rr re- prize awarded today TINS
piiso ~ particularly significant 90
,ur, OF the nc" at our first president
Gpurre Washington His lie was m
example % diligence and p~prs'Nrt.
.u,, These traits are sure o. he
lusees-cd hS the scholar who win
ir.~ priz" I now call upon YOU for
go the problem ON the black
iusrt
lu The silence that followed the
boys amt girls an looked around 90
.pr who would have the courage 10
respond Jack waited until a. was
evident that he was the only one
We could even attempt to answer
Uc aroe" "a" had felt so confident
before but now his Knee. were be-
hiuuiug 70 trenhle ~ hr >toud 900 the
presence uf the board
lie Was u Prize winner.
PLEASE. sir his voice WuVcrod 49,
D." spoke. know IN. ansWc
The chairman pleased that here
was one at least who could make au
answer encouraged hi5u Jack eou
tiuued:
II sound travels ~ the rate of ili-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
SM|TH-WESSON FIRM
MAKES AN OFFER Of
PLANT TO THE J.. s.
Revolver Manufacturers Say They
Cannot Abide by Decision OF
the War Labor Board on Labor
Questions.

Washington. Aus 80 Tho smith Is
Wossou 60. OF Springfield Nu- IT-
formed the war department iuiaN
that rather than abid, Dos 10 recent
Decision 81 the war luhuI board. 4
would prefer a. have MS plurt tlk,a
,,tr hy the government uud operated
for Sac period of he wtr
Tho decision referred 600 provided
tor tho restoration WITH bal pl, OF
employees discharged tor IulutiuE 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Second game
cleveland .....uuU 200 no. o. 4
Detroit ....... OlU 700 ID o.
batteries. Baghy and D'Notl. g.
tuuts and Nolle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

I Philadelphia q 100 600 4
Boston ....... % GIU O0N . ID
batteries Perry. Johnson AMI
Perkins. Mays ana Schung.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Mn.hinginn Gi NcM Nnrk 1.

SOW York .... 600 col UO0 %
Washington 3O2 100 00N-G - ,
Batteries Iinucrnu aud Hannah;
Johnson and AiuSmtth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
hTIS>N,. IIAGIE
Philadelphia T. Boston ~.

Boston ....... 600 unu n0u-U Z
Philadelphia. eco GOO %
ButtDrIe- Rudolph and Wagner.
JrSchrer and Adams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

~ Pittsburgh 81 Louis Pitts
'urah same postponed wet grounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
BASEBALL SCORES
NNIIi;IC W IENGtE
Uo~ton ~ Philadelphia u.

lli~t EHUtt
I~htladrlphiu 600 % uuU- % . .
BOSTON .......3g CO., 2ux-i2 a }
Batteries Johnson, Jameson and
NcAVuy NIS 1ud S,hauc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Some mon hato l t,on sense Of hui
moi. Iu1lnF nl tN, poiuti,ss stprlos
fI,N toll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Want 20 trade that mule Tor n
gas wagoni Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Brookiyu 600 GOO Geo % %
<tW York goo % cor Z
BATTERIES toomhs and Nlicr. Per.
rff aud NttHrtN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

trcsso- .u order 10 Keep them In then
proper oroa-cs Jim. as usual. never
was able ~ Keep 20 suit in shape for
amy l"uEth of time. and. as "a result.
Do Was Ilw lays irving 90 borrow some
thiHy uf John Bui iohn insisted
iu"t Doe must learn o. take care Of his
OVID
About this time % pretty eastern girl
wac visiting relatives ip lncledc.
She wac the belle of tho town during
her stay aud Dina was one OF the most
eager Heedrrs for her smii,s At last
There seemed an opportunity for jim
Il" rIlI uu tho Young ladN when tho
usual crowd uf admirers would be-
absent There wa tu be 30 rcNIval
meeting sn the Methodist church.
conducted by the Rev Mr.. Side.
hothuui 'fhc pcrsAing family. being
d"yout Nrthodists expected to at
tend H- uId nearly every ~ else iu
town
i%rutcrnul NiN-Jp.
To was during the progress Of this
meeting That liu WIS to have the
pleasure ~ calling ON the Eiil
When ht went Goo lay out his best
D'utho" 900 preparation OF the happ,
event Ut found hat l. usual tho,
wore Boo t sad state 40. was Boo do
,palr until bo remembered thu' John
would .ut Dor. if homo until latc that
evening and wouid Hot mi-- ui- clothes
10 he Hhuuld use them
Carefully h, tHuh UHy suit from h,
tween the mattresses. put n ON and
ghetrfuIlN proceeded up the street CO.
'ho hnu-" where the rIrl wts 70 guest
Unfortunately. John did come home.
lic bad finished his wurk early and
iui hurried 200 uttDu1 rho revival
meeting with hIF mother OF course
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30
Trinidad Romero Is
Dead at Age Of 83

santa &c. 3d. Trinidad Bu
nero wIl,.r ....n ~ a piliticiau bon
i'rrltorial a . ed at his hum, ice
iate Nog's N.. lay. aged N3 ,eHis
Death wa Nff.. Iue 10 Did axe &c.
N,s o. U'mh.. The ierritoriul les
stature, hu dating as fer hu,i
a9 1868. an1 went Ia conrIrs-
as territorial .ente. lie wuv l
brother "f o... Romero and uu,i'
Of SeoundIH. ro. two ~ Tho l..'
huown cot OH. .. nt-day kcpubii,8H
leaders Boo H.. .....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-30

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
ina help secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed, rent houses, flats
apartments stores real estate: lind
the lost sell housss. lots and farms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
'H1ER TO FOLLOW
COLUMBUS ROUTE
Csproni Suggested A First TO A.
tempt Transatlantic Voyage
By Airrsare: Honor
Due 10 Italy.

MA<A-ansoa s-as =. As II a.. a.
a2 as~t ~ A44Sssc@. =
aEsa~ ha ..s.. 70 ~ ose.
rs AsaAAsls IL 4as seA @os.
( St~S< - o. sAe s4szpsss lssliAr
to- As ass@ to safn.sA 0nt
xers4s y sa---s-ss, viii ez~E
.Sa re first sraas- Atlantic fl.sM
The suggestion A&s now hN~n snatp
ss&s cagspa. himself Ae tie f-sss &c
nsaks the E2ghs- and Z has met with
an.ros4I bo4h from American and
Italian Governmental sources.
Foar rp1ses have been considered
tcg the tran Atlantic fight
!. Prom New York to Ireland. :,
- miles. the airp,snss Stopping 10
IKE foe. srosn shsps ss2isoaea every
ssss miles along the roass.
: From Ses s.oandlznl 10 Ireland.
~ msiles. esher wishcai a STOP or
vssh stops Ter issi from the sapqly
srsrs.
; Prom New Fo1nt.snd 10 the
Azores. l.ass nsslrs. and from the
AEor@s 70 Ross4ral. 80 miles
1. Prom Spain to the Azores and
thence 10 CahS This IS shs roateI
taken hy CArsssossAer Columbus In
discovering America. and she one sag
gtsss,d tor CapOas
i. has been s1ssessca that Fights
b.: all these r0ases take place stimuli
saaeg1sly. ;h1s A.f0El.ne <sOMRAr-
sasve test of iha relative asrsss OF
tire routes as ~cl a. q ;he tyres az
saAc hines used.
The Ssaia-,c- Caas rolie has ether
asaEssasssss oshex than that Of sens.-
rent u IS shcrser thsn sae osAer
i~aass Ana woa.d bring sh@ aviator
sc1n in CaA2 in a. many hours as il
took Co.4a.Als S4ys 10 Hzaks The yoy-
sse-
TAe Ar~o o.lA Of America 5 sroa
-or .o- sne snrge ssoz that The noted
IizlE1n ~ asked 10 make the tlisAi.
inws linking hss r4mas ~i;h shA. Ot
-c.--A1s in American history.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
" S MAF SEIZE
| ILL OIL FIELDS
Drastic Action By Government to
Relieve Threatening Short
sge Believed 70 Be
Near.

Wa shlngsoH. n. C. July s.-Th'
u ssi ga4 o4l and s4so4ine sor war par
s~s ans sA~ disposition o. prsvAs'
Eaerrsss 10 interfere with roaacssor
rs bgoagA; On crisis which is lskel,
\ result in some sgT~sacalar conse.
.-ences
|. might mean even lhe command
sT.aS u AZ os. fields. wells and
'.eaas Of RreiIctlnn and iransacrss-
sscn .or the period OF the xar.
Months ago leasing bill WAS
~orked sArough the house and senate
I'D sent to non-aefive conference
>snmi;tse where il now rewoses
A shortage Of oil measured al "a
sss>so as.srs9 ssrrels Axy is re.sors-
e. BY The OF swcGucers
TIE Oh fields are not being worked
A. they should &c owing To the gro-
srsrsed iend ossr rights 10 take oil
ton lands which haze been sci aside
y nAsal reserve and lands which
asye nsssr Jeff the government pos
icsssoE
Incidentally shere IS likely to be .
sencEal 0serAAglsns OF the oil admin
isiraison in Garfied's fuel department,
Some a lAe naer selected 10 help Gar
fisld deal w'jsh she OH and fuel prob
senas have been recently found 10 he
connected with the interests which
Attorney General Gregory is fight
Mg. For she sake 81 harmony sonie
a these gentlemen will Ae oasted.
Nhzs congress wiii do wsih the less
irs hili depends no~ on whas the pre-
iLen, will do w.ih the question whe,h-
= 70 commanded the oi. fields and
r pe Lines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
cocoaapt OIL Pine
For Washing Hsiz

n ron warr "a keen war hair 4
coed con9ltsor he carefal what yrk
w1SA II With.
Most 5000 2ne prepared sAsr57-cs
r@nsa;m TO nit "a zsSAN. This dries hi
sap. makes sAe hair brittle and IL
verr hAynfai Jl1 nl2ir saa.stu
socoanlt 0i} which Is pare and 80
siresv greaseie<si. Is much better IN
the most expensive SOAP or anxshsna
else ron can use for SAarapcosns- ~
;A's cart gossih.y. nigge the hsir
Snsnix raoA~s~n year hair With w.
Nn 4h Il In Dac or fva f1s
f1s s.t azaSf "a kban4@act y ia
rreAsay aasAss and xaeamses sA S@
sad 4csip thorcasAly The zthss
gsnsas oar easily and renaores eveFs
Ha-fsele AZ fnss Dirt. dansa att Anss -
css se al. Tas hair dries cnicksy Aes
aren.y. snl Il lezves u slae and 81
bright. tsafsv AMI easy 70 mAn4re
Yoa can &c, -aaisif.st cccoAnls 9.
81 most any drug store. II Is yers
cAeap. ard few oances Is enough 4
last everyone ir the family for nsnn;ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
N|NE-TENTHs N WAR

q. the l.s@e nsiissoa people wha
populate the s4T-h. only l-e mil
lion O. less THAI one-ientAs are Al
peaca. The Te=t0zSc allies have Ise
nEslsoa people ant ;Ae entente ma
tsc1s $50 million. !. the sar sho1l6
continae , or years frrger is Is
euiie possible orr fem millions al
a.. The people N the World would BE
OF . peace footing. and they will be
susgeTlng az the Tsso-S Of wsr ex-
-e2s those cf ak<aAl combat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
NO FRIEND BUT THE PUBLIC

.Asser 1vs-g - years u an i1sane
asylum. Msrr Callahan : Pennsy.-
Tz1ia wo14zr. died last ~eck- appsr-
ea,ly having o1,l.yei everyone rAo
once Rnew her. No relatives CT
frisr1s could ce tozn6 TO claim her
body. Fcr more sAz1 hall cs1;nrE
he county pad for hsr usi1ie1-
ance. Il i something 10 krow tAs,
; Vsrson frienEls-ess and ini.r-z' I2r
s,Isi have kindly care and s1p-Tvi-
sioa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Editor MArCA4rs's .Agewe.. day visA
the McAlesser News-CAa..@. as tha
resll. o. an editorial a week sgo u.
xG.icA be made 100 viaS-uzs A.1oex
ca Colonel Theodore Roosevelt re-
rec<Ias on Rcosevcls's sOns vAo are
IN the array. The case wss taken
up by tie ocaaiy cczncl O. detense
wAen yicsor P Buell. warssl the colonel
a the editorial. h1t the ooancil vcr-
"a that il had NJ interest or knowi
edge in the matter
Marchaat wruie: All his lRocse ..
ve.i s. b0ys have good jobs as aides
lc officers in France. where they
car take good care ot themselves G.
get jas. little biz vcan1e-5~
Members Of the cozac1l 0. dssenss
wers q the op.nion sh2. the editorial
wAs Pois,ic2, rather than intended 10
east a slar OF the army
wnen informed by Bzelrs Telegram
o. he editorial. Roosevel; wired that
all four of his boys were On the fsrlns
iine-none detailed as ss1es-an4
,wo q them had been wounded ia
scsson-
ANY man SAID The colonel in his
telegram. who i g1llsy az sEch fcri
and infamous SANDER as that q The
editor oro;ed aeoot Salls1. Amer
can soldiers az lie t-O1,. whether n.
soas CO tie so-s Of a-yc-e else. Is N
uas7-zkzb;e. contemplate CHI"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
GETTING USED TO IT

When. last week. without a dis
seniing vote and virtually with no de-
hate. the hoase PASSED bill author.
izing ar additional bond issue OF s
billion dollars. the eyent was given
4 - lines by the Associated Press.
Such an appropriation by congress
passed in such a manner years ago
wolli have asioandea the people o.
the United States. and like the { "a
farmer who read Mark Twain's SSri-
cultural article. they probably voali
10, have believed their eyes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

homes. i. 10 te issued hy lhe gcr-
evnn'ers fuasc~frg the death os eyers
American soldier X wil. be besasI-
.ualy engraved parchment signed w
the aaiGisns general. aitestlng tAs,
the one whose EaAe appears thereon
died In the service Of his coan'rs
TAis parvnnsn. viii Re sen, hy ,he
var Department 10 the soldiers next
3. ksn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
MORE FREAK PATRIOTISM

4 Gieseland woman desiring be
pasrsestc, has had her h0ase ipzintel ]
nd, whtie @ad blue. and people ~
miles 10 see it- The loser part OF
The front Of sae house is painted
blue, The s~ctson Immediately under
,Ae sable i white. and the frsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

ssssh army undey King NilllaIn III.
~hero mere than e,seoe men we're left
anaaried on the field. the soil broke
forth the follcsins year into millions
upcn millions az scarlet poppies. COW
eFang the entire battlefield as II a
vast sh@e. OF rich blood An iden-
s'cally similar cccurance il reported
io have taken place icv years later In
the same region. when in the summer
% the wear following the victory OF
Waterloo the entire battlefield was
ahlase with scarlet porries The same
sprlnging ny of scarlet poppies
everywhere on The ba;tlefields. some
monihs after the battle. is taking place
in France in the present war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
BLOOD RED FLOWERS
GROW ON BlTTlEnELDs

London, Jaly Apparently there Is
strange rela-rn existing between
bssilesields ana Wild tiowers Mae
u,ey tells how after the hattie Of Lon
ecn. in the Netherlands. in ,sss be-
tsscea The French army and the En-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

mings. drain pipe and doors. are rcd
Someone has sagsessed that shc
paint the front door blue and spzng'c
II with white stars. Probably she
will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
Tire s.-srs wi.nsss-S she Heat e.
Ss-,--e- eesse~ rrs- TIE Weak

Oii reo7se vho 1rn feeble anf
younger people -h0 are wsak. vii ee
s.rszxths-ei s11 ensh.sc 70 70
throagh TIE depressing heat os sg--
ns- by taking GROVES TASTELESS
chsu TONIC. 7. parties s1d s1-tcSe<
TIE blood and builds up the Whole
svs.sA 1oa cz1 500. Zee, IS
S'rs -ztksni.g. invsxorzil1g Effect
49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

We cEer O-e Hundred coslars Re
vM1 so- any case c. C2.ArrA la.
caroc; Be cured sy Halls Catarvh
Cure.
=. :. CHENEY 4 Co -oieto. O.
We. lie .-t<-xEr-e.1 have k1cw- r =
cAeafr fer TIE last - s<&-s. s11 s<-atfr
hsr1 ss-1s.e.av NcDc-As.e n Al e-S1ess
tra cxsx-scr A>t c-2-sc41-y ae3e 20 c-s-g
o.. --y .S-g1.9o-- r-l11a - - .--a-
SA--cSA- TANK OF COMMERCE
-ciesc. q
HATS cz.x--S Gre - szss- .zts-aallr.
Sr-1-g 1-ec-1r -co- -As s2eet All rs--
sos szr<s--~s cs sne sErx-<-. Tes-s-c-@tls
st-s TIVE Prize = t<sz.s pe. e,s--1e- SEA
ey AT Dr-rr1s-s-
~. Es-s yAEls ps-zs ~ eezsxsstsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
L0sI 50 REuIHEs

II yoz ever read Alsxsader Dz
1Ass story q the -Three Guards
aen- yos VII recall he rzas o: tie
greatest fSbting hero l. al lissrz-
sGe- D.Ar-1enzn S.n<.Ariy s,osxk
tie oliy perzo1 o< shxf nz7e
'Uvi,e today N F1sce y D Anfsia-
s<ze DArtzezAn. = heroic Frs1ra
-ozaa doc-or vac has lo<: IS rsis-
ives Der e1tire family, in tie va<-
Sc : tie oriy szrvivor os TIE ZANE.
sns has herself been twice injzre3
s.s oncs ez<sei- Dr. DTArsaEnA1 las
rsce1tly cone 20 this cozz<ry Il
search os rest zni kea-<h- and l.
c7ctst as saying. way s.oz'1 ]
eszpizi1 of io<zez and sorro~s. rhec
al sse ro-sd Asest IS Is being de-
ssrye<r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
WAR TAX ALMOST ) BILLION

War taxes on incomes I'D excess
profits for the fiscal s4r igss ende1
total ssSel-se.sei. The treasury de-
partner; Aznoanced this week nzn
s4s coa,riSz;ed ses.i.s.iss. New
YORK led tie s.2.es with . total o.
sssssl-S3i Peznsylszuis vas sec-
oad With ssss. .es7-esi. IIis,oss tara.
q in s..e,ssssi: Missoari- S..
si.ss-: iowa. sis.stss-s: Nebraska
siiS5s.si: Tennessee. sil.is-s-s:
Texas. s.Asisssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Wakes ap with nose red. tongne
shiie and .eling blue
white and feeling blue. Says "Buggs"
DGe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
Eaa HIM Who e|vEslll

A solemn -. sn<s0cs Ee1orizl
1t for NO knows hou many e<z~r
zssozs =4l bs ss<s a A1sElssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Fires valet and rolls own cigarettes
il. order TO help win the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Exxui1zstoa for Cozn;y Teachers
certificates -iil - held july is-,s-es
a. o...cs os Ccxa:y szp~-snssnss,;
MARGARET DOOLrTILE
co1-ty S1p<-ir;eats.t-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09
CERTIFICATE
State Of Oklahoma. County Of Logan, IS.

We the undersigned duly elected qualified aEd setting officers
Guthrie Township County aforesaid do hereoy ceEfi
the side hereof o the i cnnda'"h
AMI Esinated lncoe Of Township and eorFe Ehs
enumerated the statement OF probable needs are
reasonably Necessary the conduct Of the affairs q saia
Township tha Estimated Income from
other than includes prha receipts only and
actual collections from such source darlng the
previous fiscal year.
crcy that sand statement ana estimates were prc-
pared and made a. meeting held first Monday July SlS
J. T. GAFFNEY. Trustee
Chairman Board III ComAss
GEO W ROTTERDAM Treasurer
Member Board OF Commissioners
A A. FRISBIE, Clerk.
Member Board Of Commissioners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Read we.nserser's al OH sase .osr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

~rElP WIN T-E WAR; Buy
SAVINGS STAMPS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

laxsecs WitA pepsfn.
A Laeuad Digestive Laxative rlessArl
70 take. Jrss .wy cne soc bottle sc'
fndsrexsScn or Constitution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

/ 'rses SSs no aAi. IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-09

Aiaeler- July s-salarIlay vas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
EMPLOYMENT
RALLAMnN ANp AaENTa


mNIi,UAas H'LtrMNN 20 reprrs,0t na
UousI.y tHovH maUYfa.furor oi tanAb atd
pumps zoe fhfo|Iur and oils, must cali on
Wholesale Trade factories. stores. &C .
permanent pos. l.uu With splendid oppor-
unity i0r reliable mAn ~ good psrsonAl
NIY MNuauArr Tank WORKS, huNaukce,
~ a.'H q
UNE QUART uF srrFpULlSE equals a.
GALLONS gasoline. dIstnbutor wanted in
fraf# tosb. permanent employment. big
no.r.. write for pArUru.afs. rpcet0.
IHn Company pal|As Texas
FpNTHlIr MIA MAKO gg5 per day sell
|nf ug patriotic hng pUftralts, "a hour
service on Prints and finished work !,
9rfr iHr Ua-IoE g. n Roberts FOR
.'rs'i tH kahaas CITY
Hhlf-Mth wanted Inquire At a2i Iowa
N.at rommlhsiou proposition ref.
rfsnsc' required.
tNIlHHAN for work no Tulsa handling
strong line office suppllss permanent,
good paying uoution salesman uutfi
lraT. Security office Supply Co. Ss-
'uuF bdg o. l0uu
IOCk sAlE-NFN Financial house ha,
opening Tor five ~ 600 psr month stock
faIrsuru 70 follow up live leads which
c"u uH from go 70 tl' apiyse boz small
towns. strong FrIlnK issue. have active
InlorFrnrut ~ many prominent mGn o.
~ .n lsadH Nhcr salesman starts more
rnriinuAIlyt cIcuilent references ~.
qu.rrd Address. ~aIos Manager. 2qJ2
Chicago Ave. Chicago llI
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EMPLOYMENT
NsI'EE - TT TT
ILuIp WANTIn MALE

HELP WAITED MALE go
|fE.N.lFU .aHrg grocery rsIt
Ha.IrH H.'sfrU..#. 30. 90 ou.n. l..l
'tmIrI. uHHur 900
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
RurLDINo MATERIALS
FOR SALE

A lot Of recond hand window sogh
and screens and few doors Apply
superintendent OF construction.
Wu.ld Bldg o..
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FINANCIAL

RuslNGss oPpoRTUNTIEs n
CLOSING OUT sALE-tuiiro stock Of gro.
rsrFk to my customers. also lease and
fixtures fot sale cheap foruCr Archer
aud Madison Phone sefl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
SALESMAN
WANT ED

A A@ilye-wlre salesman 10 handle %
well established limo OF oil storage
equipment An experienced aud re-
liable man capable OF handling largo
territory State references and sell
Ing experience.