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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Roy Miller Caught in Biz
card on Atlantic During
Gun Practice.
ON SOUTH CAROLINA
Worst Gale in Sea History Of
Old Tars; Ships Al
most Riddled.

The statement of Secretary of the
Navy Daniels. which appeared in the
press dispatches of Wednesday morn
ing, announcing the safe arrival of AN
American built submarine chaser at a
European port after being lost for six
weeks, With the fear that it and its
crew had persisted January 10 dur
ing one of the severest storms ever
known on the Atlantic ocean. reveals
the fact that a Missoua boy was on
one of the ships that weathered the
gale of that date.
Describes Storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller Of South
Fifth street east. have received a let
ter from their son, Roy Miller, now a
member Of the gun crew on the United
States batteship South. Carolina, de-
scribing the storm which drove the
submarine chaser to sea.
Mr.. Miller. Ja, enlisted in the naval
service in Portland on May II, was
sent from there to san Francisco, then
to San Diego. and just before Thanks
giving was transferred to the Atlantic
coast where he has been since.
Out for Target Practice.
According to the letter received here
the battleship South Carolina, with
other ships, on January u. had put
out for five days cruise and target
practice. The first day passed quiet
ly enough, from sun up to sun down
being spent getting range and firing
at an imaginary adversary 400 shots
being discharged during those hours.
The second day. however, the storm
broke. coming in the form of "a bliz-
Yard, driven by a terrific wind. The
huge waves rolled 80 feet higher than
the vessels water line the ship list
ing at times as much as 81 degrees.
The wireless apparatus was swept
from most of the boats that were in
the fleet, the South Carolina in addi-
tion losing a lifeboat. Another OF the
vessels was robbed of a mast and
good part of her rigging. IT was re-
ported but not verified, when the let
ter was written, that II men were
swept from one of the ships and LOST.
old sailors who had ridden the seas
for years said IL was the worst storm
they had even encountered @~~-Tr-------
Work Hard Though interesting.
Mr.. Miller says he is finding plenty
OF work, and hard work at that. The
routine Of drill IS much the same as
in the cantonments. but Of course has
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
ArspnQLs!
Do Gun Collectors Have to
Ii Register Curios?

Just now there is much discus
sion and debate At the sheriffs Of
flee.
II Is all because the war depart
i nScnt has decreed that those pos
sfssing firearms must list them
With the sheriff.
The great trouble Is In regard to
the person with Young arsenal.
not harmful guns. but relics that
weIa in date AT the time of the rev.
olution or the Civil war.
For instance. T.. s. Paxton. who
has collection of so odd guns, and
DIR. Parsons who they say, has Il
whole wagon load of ancient fire
arms.
The law requires that guns, OBJ
Solete or new, must be accounted
for. so il looks as though the force
at the sheriffs office will have IA
3 busy time in the next few weeks.
They will be ready for their new
task next Monday, or as soon as
they are furnished with proper
blanks.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Has Plan to Turn Out
"A Large Number Of Ships

Washington, Feb. 2S.-~John j. Nc
Dor bureau Of the Emergency Fleet
corporation. came 10 Washington to-
night with n plan for submission to
President Wilson tomorrow, under
which he says shipbuilding labor will
assume responsibility for turning out
5000. 900 tons of wooden shipping dur
inE the coming year. Mr., McGee says
he will speak for the Brotherhood Of
Carpenters g. Joiners and the AmerI~
can Federation of Labor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
PULLMAN CAR p,Tcheo.

w LAFAYETTE, Ind. March lone Pull
mas Of the passenger train from Chi
cago to Louisville on the Chicago, In
dtanapolis and louisville tM0nons
ittyerturned and three other cars were
deralled IT Brookston. 20 miles north
~ here, early this morning. Train
men who have rsached here from the
scene Of tho wreck, stated that mona
Mas seriously injured and that only a
sfdw' were slightly hurt. The cause Of
the wreck has not been determined,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Missoula Rotary Club to
Hear Vocational Expert

The Missoula Rotary club will meet
with the Women's Vocational con-
gress at luncheon next "Wednesday.
DIR. Anna Y. Reed, vocational expert
from Seattle. will make the principal
address. A. L. stone, president of the
efafHuur or eomnerce, will preside at
the luncheon.
Oh. Reed has written number Of
books on vocational guidance in schools
and has conducted an extensive survey
of the Seattle schools.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
soaoEh TO new YORK.

II Washington. Feb. z9.--Sir Robert
Bp,yicn. the premier OF canada. went
ID New York toniaht after three days
~ conferences on war problems with
ioeflciais OF the American government.
3s# will spend several days in New
York and before starting for Ottawa
may return to washington to discuss
further the questions taken up during
his visit.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Street Car Jumps Track;
III Passengers Not Injured

ia car Of the Missouia Street Rail-
way company. bound from the univer-
,sitys downtown. jumped the track yes
teactay afternoon at the corner Of Hig-
kins and Council avenues. There is an
abrupt turn at that point and the car
went several yards after leaving the
|r&ais.
[.tfNot one Of the dozen passengers WAS
injured and II was not long before the
cstr was put back on it's regular beat.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Represents Missoula At
State Plumbers Meeting

Western Montana.s only representa-
tive at tbs state meeting Of plumbers
at Butte this week was V. l.. Balls
Of this city.
Fully IS per cent Of the members at
tended the meeting which was one OF
the largest OF its kind ever held In the
state. The meeting place for next year
will be Great Falls.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
SUITS TAxls strike.

Butte. Feb. zs.-Taxicas drivers Of
Butte will 20 Oh strike tomorrow morn
ing At & O'Clock in accordance with a
unanimous decision 70 strike reached
~; their meeting late teniGht. -
men had demanded Of their employers
an increase In pay from 81 70 $A.5e Per
day. ami o decrease In hours from II
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
University Business Takes
Dean A. L. Stone to Helena

Dean A. l.. Stone Of the school OF
Journalism Of the State University goes
this morning for Helena. whore he Will
confer with H. II. swain and n. e.
Monroe. registrar Of the State College.
concerning the publication Of cata-
logues OF the units Of the University
of Montana.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01
Time for Fling Income
a Tax Schedules Extended

h Thirty-one days additional time has
been given in which 10 file income tax
schedules. with the collector of in
terIlal revenue. The end of March has
been set an the final date now.
Y Blanks and Information must be OBJ
tanned from the office Of w. G. Whalcy,
cUlleetor at Helena.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-01

crmnent IL constitutional monarchy
Ike also said that the legal System
this country. and hold up the laws of
Germany as a model. He added that
there was much more liberty under
the laws of Germany than nndsr the
laws of this country
Mr.. Campbell gave the COMMITTEES
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22

@us @aIbineton miro genet
set, Die m%erifaniide G~elalotlba1t
BORT babe ongefiinoigt, Dob Iest 2e-
bensmittel in oen Ser. Staaten an-
a~efauft unlo na6 0rtcn in Wterlto
aeId1idt miiroen, in oenen cine gtote
laqe eriitiere. Sn elmer Der letter,
@oden Ioaen 1870 @agenlooungen
aorn iiber sic @reil5e geganget lein.
Der Staat Sinoloa, Der an'6eineno
allies i'm lleberfliB bat, bat bereltS
10000 Sod &orn, iofpie 3nfer,
gomaten uno anoeres nad) @egen-
Sen, in oenen cine 9totlage berrif)t,
qeid)idt. Sn 3acatecas baben Die itaG-
tiIhen 8eb0roen aorn mo anoere
2ebenSmittel i'm @roBen mgefal't
uno perfaufen piel biQiger, ais Die
SAMPLER es TIM. gbenio baben e3
audi oie aonlllln Ser alliierten Wfad-
te in Monterep gentodt. lteberoll i'm
2anoe bemiibt man iid, 10 piel 2ano
81 beitelell, ipie MIR irgeno moglldl
1T
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Ser peruiitete @interpalait.

lteber bic Sdidiale bes NIT User
fen ser au1lit n1to oes Gurus ilbers
aus reid altsgeitatteten M%interpnln=
ties, ser friiberen 8elioen5 oes 3a=
rem, iino rebt mioeripredenoe Na@-
rid,ten aen1eloet noroen. Hllnmebr
modt y@ietid" ndbere angaben
iiber oie @erpiiihtng oes Nalaltes,
oie am 90. Nobenlber itattgefunoeil
bat, uno oeren 8irfnngen. 0onae)
boben Die eingeorr1genen Weniden-
mallen sic @rbeits5immer oer 3aren
Hifolaus oes gritenL Ileranoer oss
i3meiten uno 9fifolalts oes 3rpeltcit
polfommen 5erItort. Sic alsltats
tuna lit 5erbrod)en lino III fleiite
Stiide 5eri6lagen poroen. Der SeIs
oenbe5ng Ser Stiible mo Sofas ut
BON Sdbell unb goionetten onrds
bobrt. Die alten id)onen llbren lie
qeu 3ertriimmert oa. 3as poblbe-
fonnte 9ilonis 9ifolous oes 3meiten
poll Serow lit burhbobrt. Sim ipie.=
aer Soloat bat iein Seitengemebr
ourcb oet Muno oes Barren geltodef
uno in oos Sod einen 3igarrenltltm-
mel aeitedt. acknowledgements ioll =
uro mas om MISREPRESENTATION nd
re - bon Den ginoringlingen cine
berrlife Maoom1a bon Solbein NIT
elmer &aiierin peripedielt uno IN oles
lem @abne in elmer @eiie beldaoi9t
iporben fem, bnrd) Die oas a%ltnlttpert
nnmieberbringlid) 5erItort lit. llebri
aens fino allf ben @~interpalalt aiidl
aar1onenihiiiie gefaaclL uno oret
@ranaten, Die in ieinem Snnern er-
pIooiert iinb, baben groBen Sdooen
anaeri6tet. 9ei oielen Inaaben nes
,Hietid" bleibt aber INNER 5it be.
benfen, oaB oieie 3eitung elm &aoet.
tenblatt uto Der aegcnportigen Ne
gierung feinolid tit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22
Meine nbr.

SD TRACE no i'd eebe,
Stets cine ltbr bel mir;
@ie piel es geidlagen babe,
@enalt feb ids an ibr. 5
IS lit elm groBer Meiltcr,
Ser fiinitlid ibr @erf gefilgt,
@enngleid ibr @eiallg nid3t INNER
Gem toridten 8unIde geniigt.
SD mollte, iie mar oft raider
@eqangen an mand)em Gag:
SD moQt' an mandem Gage,
Sic benlnlte ben raldeu S6lag.
Sssr meinen 2eioen nno 6relloen,
Sesn Stlrm uno in Nulb,-
@os INNER geIhab i'm 2eben,
Sic pod)te ben Gait oa5u.
Sic Idlug ain Sorge oes gaters,
Sic id)lltg All oes 5rennoes gabr',
Sic idllig arn Morgen Der 2iebe,
Sic id)litg am Sranaltor.
Sic ihlug an Der @iege bes ainnes,
Sic ld)lGgt mia's 8ott, nod oft,
@enu before Gage fommen,
@ie meinc Seele es bofft.
limo marc iie niandmol trdger,
llno oro6te 81 Itoden ibr 2oitf,
90 soa tic ser Meilter mir imrter
@roBmiitig wieoer auf,
Ood Itdnoe tie einmal itiae,
9onn mars nm iie geideb'n,
aein ono'rer, ais Der tie fligte,
grinat sic 5eritorte gum @eb'nl
Damn muBt' ib sum Meiiier mdit-
bern,
llrto adj, ser mobnt gar peit,
8obnt orollBen, i%enleitS Der Groe,
@obnt sort in ser gwigtelt.
Qonn adb' id) tie oonfbor 3uriife,
9onn miro ib finoIid fleb'n:
aSieb', SEER = i6 bnb' nidlts per.
oorben,
sic 6lieb bon iel6cr Itebn."
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MlIerlei.

" llerIet.
= auf benz &eap Seloe brod) Oil
9onnerstag nad)nlittog Selter aus,
fpeldes etma $500 Sdaoen onrid)-
tete. 8ier anoere fleine granoe mil
ben i'm gntlteben l%lnterorilft, ebe tie
irae1omelde Gerluite pernrfad)e1
fonnten.
Sir Sen Soipital : Sono oes
aHoten arel15es" lino at melterell
geitragen einaeeongell: 5ranf Geld.
SO; Srau &orana @ullter, Sf00;
9r. Charlotte gtrum, So; geetbopell
Mdnnerdor, $50; Daughters Of Hhe
Neoollition, 500; Sri. 81. geanse-
aaro, So; 5rau $. Mlt[lifen, $1a;
$. g. 2odmooo nno Sralt $500. Sle
bisber b"eigeiteuerten 8eitrage 1lfto
bierourd onf $9,666 geltiegen.
Sim Donnerstag abe1o INT
$50 iiberi6lug iid at Der Gfe Der
od,ten nno MuItin StraBe ein 5ientlld)
Id1neG fabrenoes 4utomobil. Die tint
oorilt lisenoen 8erionel mltroen du1
oie StroBe gei6leuoert nilo e@rlitten
Ieidte @erlebungen. Ser cine Hnlla@
aier, ser Ali Sit-Gomnlerce Strabe
nobnenoe 2ouis gfbart, nllroe nado
Dem Itaotii6en aranfenbaltIe &C.
Ihofft, bod ioG iein 3uitano 81 fet=
men 9efiirdtnngen @nlab gebeit.
Sim Donnerstag mittaa ltilr5te
ser friibere Siilfs- Sberiff Scot 9or-
Ian All ser giio=2areoo StraBe 81
9ooen uno ullrbe als 2eide oufge6o-
ben. Gin Ser3ldlag batte ieinem Ses
BEN ELM gnoe eennadt; Der 10 plotlid;
@erid)ieoene tpar erit fiinf3ig Sabre
oft.
sSstn Sitter bon 80 Sabren lit
6. 90. g. Yreis aus benz 2ebelt ge=
idieoen, er tpar ans See GotntD gc-
biirtig lllto batte felt a6t Sahren IN
San Mntonio gefpobnt. Der @erItoss
bete binterlaBt cine @itme, 5lpei
godter nno ei,ren Sobn. Die Sci.
Iesung faro ouf Dem lntberildei1
Srieobofe ftatt.
9ie teranii6en Sarbiergebul=
fen, meld)c felt Montag bier III Sit
aina maren, 6aben an 8Dnnerstag
lire G~onpention beenoet. gu 8enlit-
ten puroen ermablt: 8ralioent y. s.
aobt, Souiten; @i5e<8raiioenten,
6. g. Senrp, 9alas, Sad Cor,
Beaumont; 81. q. Germiaion, @id)t=
ia Sails; g.. 8. Griffin, Gan ange-
10, Scfretar=S d)asmeiiter, S. 8,
@lblen, San 9lntonio.
Die bier u%eriarnnelten Witt
aIieoer ser y9eras State federation
OF Gabor~ babel am Sonnerstag
Elm 3elegramm an oen 9raiioentett
@ilion nbgeianot, IN Dem lie Die BON
Der standardization eillgeidlagenc
&riegspoIitif nad) araften 81 unters
itiiten periprehen.
Das Saninieln Der Bidder fir
Die aeplante Soloaten gibliotbee
rnad)t CUTE 5ortihritte. Gerid)ieoelic
standardization BADEN IN fur5er3eit
bon 300 bis 700 giid)er foaeftiert ii
es miro ertpartet, Dab oie 10000
gremplare, Die niali 81 iainnteln ge-
nerlft in fllr5er 3eit %5uiammetgc
hrad)t tperoen.
Ypli5eidef 9ancaitcr 6at air.
Donncrstag iieb5ebn meitere Sittea.
Yolisilten allgeltellt. Die S6paoron
feItebt jest aus 80 Manu.
Die Stnot- rllb GonntD aon=
miiiGre baden an Gpruerstag cine
gemeinidaftlid)e Snipeftion oes u9io-
bert Green Memorial SoipifalS
uoracuomnien uno glaes in beitet
Oronui1g g%efunoen.
Inter 2eitling bon SRI. Gar
lotta Sotporb limo in finn GouniD-
Sfnlen canning Clubs" organi1lrt
moroen, IN benen Die alteren Sdull-
mdbden INTERVIEWING i'm Gjnnadel
uno GinfofJen BON Jriidten mo @e'
nlIIen erbalten meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22
ans Ser StaSt6aae.

@uf 8unid oes Yoitoeportcmeltts
bot cine fleine StraBe, Die bisbel
feinen Ramen trilg mo welAe oiC
Slipe unb Yine StraBe perbinoet,
ben Noinen Mglooo erbalten. 9it
@amefpea 6eileralarm . Gompoaris
erb1lt $t,f7S fir neil inltalierte @p.
parote. Gem slbfubr : 0epartemeni
meroen $549 fir NOTICE 9lusriiitlings
aeqenitdnoe iiberipiclen. Der 9all-Su
ipeftor miro entideioen, oh Dor ben
@urter s@otel elm S6ilo angebradi
peroen bari oas sur @a1rungsm,t
tel<eripornis allfforoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22

Siel . Tarft.
Sou s~ntonio, %. Mars. 1918. =
aiibe. 1925 bis $tt.5O.
&dlber, $3.50 bis $1,000.
@u(teu, $500 bis $8.S5.
Sdien. 1925 big $1,000.
ct. eonis. %. @dr8. 1918. - @iubs
bieh. Seras : @ieh, $6.75 biz St0.50 {.
Shiueiue. St4.25 Bis S17.S5.
6eae.
@eiul5ere Sdute ........t5c per gfS.
Rrndene 9ditte ......... zoe per Rfb.
@ritrte 9alte .......... 12c per Bfo.
GSnte
M G,ssra az s,,s 'ei@dO'nt s g.
S,,"crcsa;,se n,r wiS IN "a
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gotfonfamtn.yruSnft

Gan antonio. %. @dr5, 1918. :
grime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
Gents Der 0nnore-
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Sn ben Steinfoblellgebil0en
Don Maoogasfar iino periteinerte
GtrauBe gefunoen iporoen, oie flint.
3ebn SUP bod tparer.
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L.okaIes.
Wabrideinlides @ctter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno l%tmgegeno:
Seute obeno uno Sonnabeno IDIOT
atn6 fiibler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22

9Sn einen 8empel 5t &polo be.
finoet iid Elm Rieienieil aus Men.
ldellbaar. $4,000 5rauen baben H.
rem aopfimud od5n geopfert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-22

Ser erIte Omnibus englanos
fuhr am g.. September 1928 pom
guoington mad Ser 8anf BON Gng'
lano.
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9ie yGreie &reKe titr Seras"
er5d,ettt ais gaaeblatt mmb Wpdenblatt.

Das. saaeblatt it pieriits ro foitet SOC per aeotat ooer 80 per Sagt
0as. @odenblatt tit ~ied5e6niettg nno foIht 50 per Sobr. Nab Me1leo
50 @oIo. Na6 europa, gerto e%ingiflonent S..
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1urm.Ernbnfte-
wemIie.

3artoffeln, nele, &c per Rfuno;
California, So. 90 per 100 Gfunb; Golos
raoo $3.50 per 100 Bfuno.
SnBfdrtoffeln gam, $3.50 unb $3.50.
3piebeln. Gal. @bite Globe. $4.o0;
Gal. Gjelbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per Slbo. z8iinoel, SOC.
8obnen. Colorado. Einto, per Rfb..
9.50cs California 8atolis, per ciut
$1,000, Rinfs, $1,000; Gina. $500;
Nabb. $500; gladebes, Sf1.0O; Moun6
Green, per Sufdef Campers, $3.50.
Sornoten. f%aliforn.. $3.50 per Crate.
@ohl. $3.50 per 100 8fuus.
@riiner 9feffer, 81. so uno $500 per
8nidel.
&aoiesden. SOC per Sob. @inoeI.
Spinnt. Toe per 8uideI.
Crime grbien. $500 Der Camper.
@eeten. $3.50 Der 100 9fnno.
Reerretttgs8uraein. per Rfe. 12K.
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gutton.

San @utonip, bente 33 Gents.
Gaioeit0n, geltern 1886 Gents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
Dam j. IOavisS0m
Maple Ridge Home
2lS Palace Bldg

We offer brand scycroon home hardwood floors large y
ing room; mantle; CRATE excellent light fixtures built features
basement furnace heat excellent home good location and
very reasonably priced IS Geo cf you home
call u.s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

REAL ESTATE 20
| Goin$ Up!
That is what prices are doing ON
Tulsa real estate bay now and
get the spring profit.
Six room modern II blocks out ,
very attractive new bungalow /,
garage for three ears SO. 700 with
$500 cash and $40 month vacan.
rtw.
tns Of the most corplctc new
% odcrn bunga lows on north side,
five rooms and ste,rny porch,
mantle, enamel finish, oak
floors, built-in cabinet, base
ment. garage, driveway; will
be completed shortly; $4,000
with 81 800 cash.
Seven rooms and sleeping porch
on South Cheyenne; every con
vcnlencc. including furnace heat !;
$1,000
Eight rooms. east front, close in,
on South Boston, $500.
Six room modern, one year old
built IN features mantle; will re-.
paper $500 with $500 cash will
sell at 1920 by spring move IN at
once.
Flvcroom noderp, corner; base
mcnt and garage no better block
ON east side $1,000 with $1,000
cash This is worth $500 now.
Five room modern, north side
s. 800 with 5000 cash and easy
terms.
Flve-room modern enamel finish
oak floors basement; garage in
Park Hill; $3.50.
Seven rooms and sleeping porch
east front basement; South Balti-
more $4,000.
a. c, ThonnpSom
Room >, Over Wright Clothing Co,
Second and Main.
Phones 1877.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

} ARMS. n YOU are booking for a farm near
Tuba. Mnshog'c or Niniia have 1t. s 10
.2U.scrr Tracts $40 90 S75 per acre; bot.
tom ARMS on Arkansas. Grand river Min
"a bud CABIN crrok improved $40 TO s7S
per acre also much land In Cherokee
AAg'. And hutkosee eountiss. 100 10 2, 500
arrr, 8 70 s. 90 per acre. j. A. Shores,
.Os hobinson Bldg, phone S2+8. J. o.
Boa 27S
] RMS Dor .ar ,eycrAl farms with imme,
d.s'r possession u taken az once: good
terms X , Norvell Bell Block oklnul.
Esp Okla
ltAp AND ZINC LASDs-- seSerni largo
h.H very desirable: northern Arkansas
art souihwesi Missouri, aele<,ed by OK.
p'rfn'ed tiuc mine operator with aid OF
dNiinguished geologiAt q " fenton, il5
fau Fourth street. Joplin. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
iDt~ I.pIt SAIL

iErpN.L LOTT have Tor sslo lot In
...s out .. .ly, can sell st a big rcduc-
ton osfr Iilet ots In lntt locality seq
fUars E.p sulI,h k'd tsaio aud
Loans. roOu q ByHuu I.tk. phoHc 1851
itN,u thp IOHa. iu ApD ful .ifr
....n Ittl .4t. .e.aI rli ttI .au,r sir,t
.rtHr. pore 1000. 900. a.. OIL. sAi uud,l
ra.Nt NtuI. l.Hu" DHt o. osuv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

,s,. hl..dinr lot in good losAiity:
,op,tI. ION and price; an cash II res-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


KtRL E-o oiNiL ESN oNLE
HOUSES TOR SALE y,
NOl 81 Ninoroom. two.story home
lofls from courthouse; newly decorated
a.. bs beat at this price, $4,000, som,
terms SEQ J. q, Neddia sos Dans
rar phone 669l or i0i2.
IuJ-s Ne~, for sale; o rooms and breaks
room. garage siTictly modern, hardweod
tf..uut South Wheeling; lsm.diais possss'
iIon. price $3.50 Pyle lnN Co, phone
B.NoALOW For sale high.clAa brick
boo gAl0~, on scath aide, you can move
teh Va; o~nor leaving the city Can on
Dis Al once YAdon Investment Co. AID
frHt hatl Bank Bldg Phone 1888.
u.NIt lNO kOOM HOuSES-if you are
.Hting for Investment try this; income
'.r 90 T~r month price. including lease
lou. $3.50, cash, o. Box G23 Pitcher.
b. EuNLow For sale new Groom duplex
h.Hshlo~; near ear line 81 $50 $3.50
.uN aud sac per mouth Cal iadon
,'n'r. 'mcnt Co, phone 1883
E.pu.NG HOUSES Call us for roomiuE
I"u.,a. always big list Of bars aims.
'auon Investment Co, lIy firsI Natl
htHt Hug Phone Ss6S
kluNNl NOT sEs- Call us for roomine
ho.tes: alWAys big list Of bargains.
So on lHNrsiment Co Iig first Natl
I"t % 4g phone 7s'J
l. ~E -u.l 4 ovorl0oa this. large lGro,u
.ousc, uitc.y furnished well located lot
no fro, wide, q sure enough bargain, all
for $4,000 on easy terms. Phooc G0ip.
OUSE ISe.room modern house garage
good VEL vi water full size lei riosa ~,
price " sD0. Gail s~heT. oa7ah
J. Ma nON --iur Eat, new D.reowi " $50
vii hAud.s E-' this oao todsJ Phoho
lrql e.. IHi2
CNrpAGr rsc tooms and bath Ju.foot
0'. pau CASH terms on uIarce. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

y..EUK s.. lnup--lo; for sale. 1izltO,
ryou house. caut.sta cellar .Ld 90 yo. en-
ir,.. N.ll arl cIy water. reasonable
r... ca. $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

sss5. have cash buyer for TO o.
f.,-n Main 90 Denver, north Of SIS
Hs, HaaAslou 4 Co. Aio Robinson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE o.
North 0rIk&0wm

For sale Six room bungalow OAK
floors thruout; finished in white
enamel and old ivory; built-in fea
lures tile floor in bathroom; also
shower bath nice brick mantle
garage and servants quarters by
buying now you may select yolc
own wall decorations and electric
fixtures will he ready to occupy
this week will take vacant lot as
part payment, some cash and some
terms on balance, iocated at j5
North Yorktown. Sec oXiH~r at
this address. Phone ?ojlR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-26

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