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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10


north and east side Cali NJ ,aron
with v A, Lilly. az Texas BIDS phone
sal
SOUTH sIDE-New Groom bungalow tH.-o'
ly modern. n beautiful home, oak DOORS.
many built In features, three bedrooms
basement tile bath, fireplace, mantle .'"
IN material. best in architectural dr.'En'
built for comfort popular south side ~.
trct immediate possession; priced 'o 'r'
Usage IiI7
SOUTH sIDE-For sale. bungalow ro0m'i
oak floors In two rooms: French doors.
pretty mantel and fireplace built in '.'h
en- cabinet pantry plenty OF clothee NN
cts; good wen garage for two
$4,000. some terms Leslie Brooks '',
Co. lO7 South Boulder phones - ana
y 7il6
SOUTH SIDE Eight room bungalow l.r
mrut. every modern convenience vel. .N
structed and arranged four bcdf".n
sleeping porch; fireplace manlel pic
is located on South Baltimore; Qn'h .'
ing price. terms Usage TltI
sol III SIDE HOME Cheap, nice mod p.
Sroom bungalow on south sid"
EsSton street, price St21o N'. ".
have to hurry to get this ,Call 'ns..,
Investment Co, ll9 First MAI hAA
Rdg phone 1853
THIRD. W --House and lot in COO bio, 'o'
S2.lOO J. =. Sanger, 2l2 Aui
phone 1897
VICTOR, s-Daady Groom bungalow ''l
garage: nice neiEhbdthood t4"Nh
worth more terms " desired. let u.
YOU, McCAbe Realty Co, lIA East '.''.
phone 3u7s
VICTOR. s, tlO-For sale 5room rg..'
house. 81 500. good well water gar
also one room box house s'QN
24pa'J for information
WEST sIDF For sale. six room ln.
! house south front. at 5i5 W"' ...
/ street. has good eistern and Wo,
money at 5000, Sl,QOU raAhr
! to SUIT move In row See Russ
! 5Il First Natl Bldg Phone 2iho
| WHEELING. s-Fiye rooms hnr
floors: east front Carthage mAnN'
! CANT decorations up 10. the minute
! $3.50. $3.50 down. uaM son
/ 3s6G 5596.
! iYuRkrOWN, n, 2lSix room hnn.
hardwood floors built la ieaturr.
! ing porch, garage, wells. walks, lh" a
! passrssion price 81 $50 For terms
/ 1913. or can az office. 4oi Rob'h''
| cadc .
/ BUNGALOW For talc. By ownef
/ btory aud half bungalow room .
spd basement, built for home HN" .r
! speculation house practically t," ..
sized lot and paved street cose l' ..
! car line and within one block 'l i'"
, lines ten minutes FROM Hotel Iu'A ...
Sunday hctvrou 3 m and q T. 4
| South N5uthus phone OaAge ''h-.
fpnable terms
Ion ROSEpALE -- irving Pnro N'
beautiful sin room large aiie @ n.. ,.t
complete in every detail bascmr..
garage Your own SELECTION ~ deco.
| and light fixtures Price S''N'.
9u1 Daniel Bldg Usage d9eN ..
| HOUSE Good house with s'eerlnH .....
well iu basement ono or ohNn' .....
chicken houses aud fruit ta'h ',.., .
See Frame FIRST house inertia Of al"''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY
For Sale

Established furniture store on M1in
street A bargain Il sold az once VIII
take about $4,000 cash TO handle p
6E care of World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
moTsEs EoK SAL.

NRCHLR. CORNER CNiUN sfRF..
1nic pr rent, room bungalow mu.I..
ihr,- small families. Tot I.....
jyeritOks rity tak' %. 4. a. ..r .
70 TO vcat end of Arrher street No..
owner at tie yellow house ans pu.. .....
Phone S2'i
BOSTON S 1901 leaving r.u .
new two.iamily apartment South p...
corner rooms each apartment sIr.
two catti this property cannof b.. ..
Gated fut price sl2, 800, either ups.....
will rent Tor 800 per month rha.. Al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
noUi,Es-tURSIsHED

ADMIRAL. ia2i--For sale. - rooms 81 frr.
nimrsi ohcyeAr tease on house rents ior
g. psr month 81 800, some terms Call
and see. ON jimey line References 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


PfORlA S. 52i--four room house for one
or two tamilisa See Baker
SiNTEENTii AND VICTOR Couple wil
share furnished house with couple: viii not
mind hab, under months
SUrrH SIDE For rent rooms cellar and
garage ot ciose In south side bungalow
500 monthly Meshew Company I'lV
.rurnrr hlds Usage 1879
IuIRp q. tO3-For rent February u"
brara.rc room house near ear line and
,Jhool furnished or unfurnishcd Call br.
fore or after s PhOne sbl
FOR RkEr five room hou.r, barn sud
chicken house acre of garden See ship
pans clerk rytat Earns Furniture Co,
Monday don't phone
HOUSE AID FUKNlTIRE Furniture for
sale and house Tor rcut would consider a
~ close iu il9 Fast Cameron
HOUSE For rent Iroom house furnished
or uuhrr,shrd Can at Harper Drug store
uU rhI 1910
Tor RENT Five rooms mrnishe garage
chicken house fruit, 100 foot lot owner
reserve. one room tjf per month Mrhcr
s co. 1910 Turner Bdg Usage 1919
nOulsES-tURSIs is
ADMIRAL. la2i--For sale. II rooms u fnr.
niturs, unc.yshr lease on house rents lot
So per month 81 800, some terms 'Ah
and soc ON jttucy line References r"
quirod
IOSiuN o4j Furnished house. no
..rdrcr r.frrrncc. required Call Sunday
morning
El.lN gu2 Elegantly furnished room
rrN house. ul, conNruIcnres close 10 on
Ger line
FIrIu g. illu--1wo room house uufur'
rislrd good garden spot well Of water
furnished with urw furnishings
FRISCO S 5.9 For rent room modern
Tome with STEPPING porch To parties buy
n- dung. bedroom and Kitchen furniture :
rent f35
Utica g. los-Fi,c room house for rent
on Kendall car line $50 furniture $500;
.,-h ,r terms. Phone a2i".j
! YORKTOWN. y 10 Nr,y furnished mod
rn toum house Can ai Wheeler Hotel
IfNu RIM Providing your huy furn'lnr'
/ Tor seven roWp',t.r Unfinished rooms ~
/ ,uHNne ura,,r piano, '.roum modern cot
| ttrr having 2rD1m apartment annex
/ ,..g lu wolf located Phone Usage 10o'
Z HOUSE For rent 3 room furnished house
close iu references required Phone go.
ron RENT Thr,rroom furnished house;
modern and c,o.r Don. Phone 59ll
OITICE NNn DESK ROOM 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS

LOANS DO YOU want loan tor five years
on business or residence property IN luhs
al per cent interest with no commission
PRINCIPAL Interest sem, annually also farm
. loans On same terms Sec Greer Invest
ment Co. 22u 2a1 Iowa Builiinig phone
2Ian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

REAL ESTATE LOANS. DO you want loan
for . year, on business or residence prop
ett, W Tulsa al pcr cent with no com
missions. principal paid sent annually also
farm loans ON SAME trrnE See trett 10
vcstmcut Co, 22d 225 Iowa building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
MNTTHf fS4ES renovated aud ''rovorrI 70
turned home sum~ day fhon- Osage t4iv
tAntiap Mattress 60.
O. MUSICAL IN,TRuMENTs =


rINND Nu sacrifice good Haueu A
ps,I. piano for caal party leaving town
t,u Al rlT quaker
ribNO tor sale good bockman pano.
rnran ior cash. hs is private Pary
Phone "tHH
plANo ror aoOo. S,oueay grand piano
UoN 1Hi
WHITE will ir,at you right in pianos. play
c, and srauds ito south Boston Phone
Att
HAVE YOr attended the big piano sale at
Nutst.lr'.i t2i South Main fhouc lla7
OF MNCnnNEEY--SIPPLIES ~
CASING O. 400 fret bt4 - pound casing
inlou Pipe 60. phone i23i
GAS ENGINE For sale. cheap il2 h p
lUt-ruatiogal gas engine generator, TO.
grthcr with belt and electrical equip neht.
FIRST State Bank shamrock pkA
RIOS Tor sale three standard rigs. two
2lu. barrel wood tanks iva - h y. OklS
engines Phone G78i
ss LEASES Producers with tho correct
Tcsas acknowledgements tosdrn No. !
Texas farm leAses All standard oil field
forms The Olds frcss, Usage i21, 2l3
East Third
New and second hand TO 100
II = boilers. 20 II y. skid boilers,
oil stills. gas engines. compressors.
pumps, etc. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
sAIhrsNuN AND AGnNTs u

SNlESMEN 10 scil our Yutntap Punch aud
other temperance beverages large commits
SION aud drawing a,rouut 10 successful
mrU, easy SELLERS aud bug demands write
" y Muts sales manager Fourth aud
Market streets. 49, Louis. Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

WOODEN & RAiNfY
Phone OaRr 5lsu Room 5i2 Robinson

Let us help YOU to bu, a tarA or improN
the one ou have We buy, sell or cNehaug
iarmt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

LOANS Farm and city. make liberal farm
loans on partly cultivated land for 2. or
10 years most any fair locality TULSA i'm
proved property loans Tor io s Years.
b. A. I'm! 2tl.aig Texas bldg Ihone
bii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
8x,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7g
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS I,

CROSBIE HEIGHTS For rent, beautiful
room modern uuiurn,shed apartment.
ms West Second street Can a. building.
o l. Chancellor
fl.WODD s. 3O2 Tworoom modern apart
mrut coty. light and clean, adults only,
ON ~ m nm 2 D m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
sEnps, rLANTs. rEnrIIIzERs 9.
SPECIALS At THE STORIES ga

SHEET MUSlC-Tuc latest popular sheet
music. Is, copy at Botefuhrs 5. 6l5
South Main street Phone mas
Ply NOIflt DRUG co Three iOc cakes
Corp, Castlc Hard Water Soap. for days
only gIc ilp : Main,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10


APARTMENT Wanted. young refined couple
wish small furnished apartment or a,como.
dat nus with private fsm,l.. sharing priy.
uegcs Of homc close In BGG care World
not ~ Wanted TO rent or room house
uniuruished with garage aud servants
quarters best Of references rnl1hcd.
Phone 2baS
not ST. -Four five or six room house apart.
mrnt, unturnishcd will assume an unex.
pired lease Phone 3iS5 j. l7iJ South
boulder
GARAGE Wauted lease on good garage in
good town on some recognized highway
nothing hut first class building consid
cred aud must be a bargain. T. q Box
l2s BnEoS Okla
ROOMS Wanted two or three unfurnished
rooms Can 1874
WANTED 10 rent modern unfurnished 8
or L room house good location, close IN
by couple without children; references OK.
changed CAN 60 Singer Sewing Machine
Co
{ OR ROOM Huu sFES%a anted TO rent 4 or
Il room house. unturfnshed adults refer
rurcS Phone 3lsd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

STENO0RAruER ANo slrnographet and
office assistant Wishes position whore there
10 opportunity TO drmOnsttaN abihy Ahd
earn good salary u a. care World
ATtNOutArHER Win tins To spare would
liz, to write your lrttern or would krtp
ANAL Sc. of books Phone Usage tt21
sTFNOGRAplGER Wishes position where
there Is opportunity for advancement
rhone 0ary Tate. Usage li2p q
STFNOuR APuER Experienced iu book eep'
ing stenography aud clerical work; refer
cncrN Phone ipAp
TYPIsr And general office assistant wants
position n 50 care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

tap,urnUri goyrrnrA de.ire'
position 900 private iauuy has ono rhlil
..u south LaNiou phous rp7n
I.uI rtETtrEK Middle ugrl widow row.
Y,igul. ranus would Iltr 90 trrp house
iut a uidoprt vth rhtld or bachelor OF
n.t bachelor tss.. -+r', room 10
IulI4INIfrIN NtupIon wanted bs
tuu..L,.prt Boy rrfuri ,dutstrd young
woman lu we'll 'u 40 hoW, whore nu Other
vu,rtu .pr.YiirR Bus bhf World
uursFkFErEn A. once widow one son.
90 l,ar boy 10 ttlp wants position MH
W 70 tanthrov Rcd iotk uAs hgtrt
rurr. given. Phone
InTSfWORk widow With littlo eirl
wauts position a. housrkrcrct with beet
of reference Phone 72li
uOINFkEtPER Widow with gin years,
desires positions can pu2 south Galveston
NURSE I'yartra tharoly cai@blc MiaA
Morrison, phone a531
uFri,r ASSISTANT ttv~ Yrat, practical
experiences book kscping and general rler
teal work. now dissugaI,d desires posl
ton Nddrcsa Bos u .I care World
r. "A OPERATOR Wanted position sA
4 n operator by young lady now EN-
plo,cd and living al home Bos hn2 cars
World
r II X OPERATOR WauiA position a
once can give best Of Jciofrnccs Phone
lls2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


ItHNIIl m For fHI, urw api old and
I.Ig. and small sss stoves fhour oshs'
at-1I iur appointment l.ip 7on'h
BpuIf,r
r,r sar OF room r., aod
f.t TOR r.ul bargain CAL 600 Ntsi
ipl'ou
Boo ulr all Practically new
and 200 good shape. viii euN reasonable.
Iruau, it'i br' lfrrou street
.I5.RsfrIRr Four rooms ~ frrfprr for
sal, house rruu tnr f4D Phone io'2.
MATTHfS4Es renovated aud r'rovornJ 70.
turned home sHu- day fb0G- Osage tliV.
tAntiap Mattress 90.
.OAk uiNiNG TARlE- Practically new
lumad OAK dining table and .N leather bot
,umrd ,H,Irs Gail l1is Eatt hurnett
lNIIEt FURNISHINGS OF elegant so,rn
room YluHr. lasrH,ui. garage. modcIp,
servant. uulriNvs nearly us~ and u.,rH
furuIahpd viii lrasr uuuAr for fI1 month
I4.Hii.r inst I'D cali llrry 0gtp
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Good drop.
head Waite Rotary or Singer. Tor sale
cheap. lly fast Seoood street. phone 17'd
HFAIItts roK ,ais - lil on -hll save you
70 per cent on any fug w hs'e 23 NeS'
I#F.. I'IHr4 Ntl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
DANCING NNu DRAMATIC
LIVE STOCK.

ppGS. cars Pt1S oSj
BuIL TEEGlFR For saIr r.kstsrcd pit bull
.trrrrr fruu'r. perfectly ua.syt. puuc
sgu thurr D,uEt -2Hl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

STENOGRNrHER Wanted position. by 81,
perIoncyd stcnographer can iutpish hest OF
,s~--r--co Address Nlss NJ hoS ass
- Hugo Okls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10

our ulliug aud orpuIp-
mont At Fourth nul ilosl"n
is designed in make working
conditions itepl
For students in the school
we have nicely appointed
class rooms
The operating rooms arc
large and nirN numerous
fans and good ventilation
mako the rooms Ideal in the
summer time.
Our Rest Room and cafe
w for the comfort and con
vcnicnCe Of all women en-
ploycs.
We serve about $50 meals
pcr day. at an average cost
To our employees OF ~ cents
per meal
The students receive $3.50
per week upon graduation
from the school they receive
81 per week. with every op.
portunity FOR promotion and
increased salary.
Can at Room a0s Pioneer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
The High Glass Apart
unemGS
"CYN1THIA COURT"

Located on South Cheyenne, COR
ncr ut Seventh, are ready for occu-
panCy
These apartments are equipped
with Murphy m-a- door beds gas
ranges kitchen cabinets and ice
boxes. stcaI heat, gas, electricity aud
we'll water Is furnished TO each apart
upent
The superintendent win be on the
premises from 10 II. m. to ! p m. and
p, m. to 6 20 M. Phone 1904
JEFFERSON. 1870 For rent room mod
ern apartment and basement iu double
house furnished $50 per Month IN Ad
vance.
rOR RENT VI, newly furnished room
apartment tpr rent indefinitely 90 rcspous-
IDLE refined people Phone 1878.
rUR RENT Two moarrr rooms and sleeping
porch urw furniture tor sale on easy
terms. uo children under o. rhour Gl83R
ALIN.NlSTA APT Two room apartment
also one room Phone 500 or JuDJ
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
INSTRUCTIONS TO ARIzONANs

Every resident of Arizona Is to be limited to six pound of wheat a month in accordance with plans of the Unit cd States Food Administration to se- cure an equal distribution of the limit cd supply of wheat now on hand.
 Instructions have been issued by Timothy A. Riordan, federal admins trator for Arizona to all grocerB out lining an effective plan whereby the new rationing plan is to be adopted
 Every loyal American family b asked to assist their dealers in carry- ing out these instructions. This step has been taken as a war measure and every precaution must be taken to comply strictly with the new orders to preserve a fair distribution of flour.
 All cases of boarding on the part of stores or individuals will beet with vigorous action on the part of the federal food administrator and bis corps of assistants.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
MINES EXPLORATION COMPANY

I. c. Bateman of the Mines Explora- tion company, has been mapping out a large amount of work on the com pany's property in the Wallapai noun tains. The shaft on one of the claims is down 60 feet and in good ore. Sam pies taken from across five feet of vein gave values of S8 ounces of silver and s2 in gold, together with consider able lead. The large vein, eight feet in width, gave high values in both gold and silver. Concentrates were made from the large ore body that ran above 300 ounces silver.
 The company has one of the best estates in the Wallapai mountain and with development that has been plan ned completed the property ought to become a large producer.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
MINING OF MINERALS
 FOR WAR WORK

The government is planning the mining of war minerals on a large scale and to see that results are ob- tained quickly an effort is being made to get lbilt through congress appro- priating s5O,O0 to speed up produc- tion. It is the impression that min erals now imported from other coun- tries can be mined in sufficient quan- tity in the United States if the miner is given proper assistance and that in the end the cost to the government will be less than at present. Not only will a saving be made in first cost, but 1t will release a large tonnage of vessels now engaged in the bringing in of this class of metals and ores.
 Mohave county is a producer of all the metals sought to be expedited and with the assistance of governmental aid there ought to be great revival in the metals production. The metals are tungsten, molybdenum, manganese, pyrite (for acid), antimony, platinum, mercurRt sulphur, tin, and graphite. Nearly allsare locally produced.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
BOND CAMPAIGNERS
 AT OATMAN

Last Saturday the Liberty Loan campaigners of Kingman went out to Oatman and held rally at that place that was planned and carried out by J. A. Burgess of the United Eastern The entertainment by Mir. Burgess and associates was one of the best things pulled off in that camp in many days, and all the Kingmanites are enthusi- astic in their praise. And Oatman took the grapes, going over the top without stopping, more than $7O,OOO being raised during the day. We un- derstand that the amount raised in that camp has now reached close to the S1O0.000 mark, although its quota is only S35,0OO, This speaks well for Oatman and it's people.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
MOLYBDENUM MINES
 OPTIONED TO SCHULTZE

This week Adam Marsch optioned his molybdenum mines, at the head of Copper Canyon, to Louis F. Schultze for large sum. The optionee expects engineers here shortly to make an ex- animation of the mines and to begin operations.
 The mines of Adam Marsch have been opened to such an extent that shipments are now possible from them. The property lies just west of the es- tate of the Arizona Molybdenum com pany and in the same character of country. A shaft has been sunk to a depth of 60 feet on one of the veins and exceptionally rich molybdenite ore opened. Other veins in the group show good ore and it is the impression among miners in that country that the properties are sure to make good.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
PLEASING LECTURER

Thomas Brooks Fletcher, who was advertised to lecture under the aus pices of the ReGpath-Horner Lyceum, gave an interesting talk to the school children at the high school assembly room last Wednesday, and at 4 o'clock talked to large gathering of business men and others at Elks' hall. The talk was enjoyed by all and was along the lines of getting together" in building the town.
 In the evening Mir, Fletcher gave his scheduled lecture at Elks' hall, and that edifice was crowded with appre- ciative listeners. The lecture was well worthy the time and money of the peo- pie and all who heard it got more than their moneys worth.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
MUST DECLARE
 FLOUR HOLDINGS

This morning the food conservation committee received a communication from T. A. Riordan, of the state food commission, requiring every person within the county of Mohave to at once declare the amount of flour in their possession or control. This will be wired to headquarters at once. The commission purposes keeping tab on the hoarding of flour and any one caught with the goods is sure to be prosecuted.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
NEW CORPORATION

This week the Mohave Molybdenum company was organized by c. A. Mar tin, D. T. Boone and Lew Morel for the purpose of exploiting a group of mines in the Wallapai mountains, which carry values in molybdenum. The claims were secured by Mir. Morel last winter and are in the northern end of the molybdenum belt. The gentlemen propose to develop the properties and enter into the market ing of the product. The molybdenum market is now booming and every pound of good material finds ready sale at high prices.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
sU5DUE THE SUBMARINE BY
 SUBSTITUTING

Service for Sneers.
 Economy for Waste
 Cooperation for Criticism. Production for Pessimism. Marketing for Telephoning. Performance for Argument. Conservation for Conversation. Vegetable Oils for Animal Fats. Psrishable for PreserVable Foods. Common Sense for Common Gossip. The Garden Hoe for the Golf Stick. Cornmeal and Oatmeal for Flour. Greater Production for German PeaceA
 The Flour You do Not Eat for the Rifle You Cannot Carry.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
KEYSTONE CASE TRIED

Yesterday the case of Collins and Webb, on account of machinery said to have been furnished to the Keystone Consolidated Mining company, was tried in the superior court. Carl G. Krook appeared for plaintiffs and Charles W. Herndon of Kingman, and R. T. Quinn of Los Angeles, appeared for defendant company. T. H. Fitz- gerald, of the company, was also here to look after the case.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
RETURNS FROM EAST

Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins return ed from the east last Saturday morn ing. They are both in the best of health and appeared to have been greatly benefited by the trip. In the east they saw great war activity and believe that the government is send ing many hundred thousand soldiers over the water to fight the Hun.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
GO TO HOLBROOK

Albert, Edward and Joy Moyle and wife came in from Mineral Park yes terday and took No. p to the Hol- brook section, where they will look that country over in response to the call of the recent excitement there.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Lost-Large bunch of keys; has among others on ring one presto key, one bottle opener, one dog collar key. Return to R. B. Robinson, Kingman Transfer office. 4-13-1t-up
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13

Better a half loaf than no loaf at all-buy a War Stamp and help the government to make secure the half loaf.
Mohave County miner., 1918-04-13

Among the Yucca people visiting here are Mrs. A. J. Primm and c. R. Perdue.