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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Taxation Discussion
Will Help Assessors.

The assessors of the state will be
greatly benefited by the discussions
on taxation by the members of the tax
commission. is the opinion of S. n
Cowan, assessor of Gallatin county,
who is attending the convention. 1T
is chance for the state assessors to
get together and talk over the needs
Of their various counties"
My last visit to Missoula was about
nine years ago and | can see great
changes. The new bridge was being
built and street cars and paved streets
Were beginning to be the talk There
Were many old board walks yet at that
time"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Bluff
Novice Airman Tells How
He Secured Place.
Rl,IH

II was not long before l was sum
moned before the colonel In command,
and was asked just what line Of work
was best suited for. had had only
20 lessons. but lied beautifully and
told him what a splendid filler l was,
and how lost OUT in that respect
in the French army. When he asked
me IL l had ever flown alone, told
him stirring tales of many hours In
the air ana asserted hrazenly that I
was considered second best to Lincoln
Eeachey in the States. l was so
anxious to fly that l guess | overdid
1t a little.
That afternoon | was told to report
to the colonel in person on the flying
field. which | did. was tingling with
excitement as to what the outcome of
the meeting would be. and he swept
me off my feet by pointing to that
large Maurice Farman biplane. nick
named the Tong horn" on account of
two extended projections at the head.
and telling me to make a circuit Of
personally pass Judgment as to
"ueluei VI not i WIS LII u continue
to fly.
Then it was that my knees almost
gave way. | was more frightened than
ever was In the trenches. but decided
to be game and 20 through with 1t.
The controls We're totally different
from the old Hammondsport Curtiss.
and on this type the steering was done
with the feet, while OH the Curtis 1t
was executed with the wheel. However,
| climbed into the seat and a mechanic.
bless him! hastily explained the con-
trolls to me. Above all, he told me not
10 "stall' the machine. This could be
avoided. he said. by not letting the
liquid in the pilot" tube. or speed
Cmeter. get below forty miles per hour
This instrument resembles thermom-
eter, and the faster you go the higher
the liquid climbs in the tube.
We finally got the engine started and
sailed braveiy off keeping my eyes
glued 10 that tube! Finally when l
did get nerve enough to look over the
side. ! was about 1880 feet in the air.
and flying with my right wing down.
corrected the planes position labor
'ously and then discovered I had lost
the aerodrome. Nowhere could l see
it. After n long flat turn I happend
TO look directly down and there it was
straight underneath me. Then came
the question of how to get down to it.
had never been up so high before.
and did not know how to spiral. so
had to go away off and make a long
straight glide for it, Needless to say.
I overshot the mark. and just did
switch off in time TO avoid hitting n
shed and also friend colonel.
l shakily dismounted. pulled myself
together and saluted. He wanted to
know what the devil meant by stay
Ing up so long" ! replied that 7 on
joyed the flight so much that forgot
that time was slipping by SO quickly.
He then asked me why l came down
| so steeply. and l told him We always
did that in America. Suddenly he
turned to me and said that he thought
would do and that he could use me
as an instructor.-Phil RAIDER in the
February Sunset
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

The school trustees decided
wisely in deferring the election of
a new superintendent. Time and
considerations are needed in de-
armining Il matter 50 important
10 the community as that. There
are loo few applicants for the 20
siEon. There should lac moro and
a determined effort should he
made tn find such a inan as is
needed. II is hcst T. 81 to chuosc
a superintendent from another
city. one who has demonstrated
ms qualifications as an educator.
We repeat the suggestion that
counsel should he sought from
those who have made education a
life work. Meanwhile, the best
wishes of the community go Ia
Mr.. Williams, who, has served orr
schools long and faithfully.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Far From Home
to Ate nd MEETING,

Art r. LETTERS had to spend sl9.G0 In
railroad fare to get to Missoula for the
convention. The Garden city is half
way across the continent for him.
LETTERS is clerk of the court in Wi
haas county, which crowds right up
against the Dakotas. He is Gl2 niles
from home. which goes TO show that
Montana is quite n little state.
hut / wouldn't have missed il for
anything he said. I'm only worried
about the 1880 I'll have to spend to
get home again.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Sees Many Changes
in Last 20 Years.

Mike Gosch, treasurer of Fergus
county. is making his first visit to
Missoula since 1897, when he spent
three months here as member of an
engineering party. "Missoula at that
time was town of about $500 inhab-
itants. but was claiming about G.ou0
There certainly have been great
changes made here and you have n
good town. Fergus county. however. is
one of the best in the state, barring
none. ! have been we'll pleased with
the treatment received here"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Jack Heifrieh Here
Jovial as Ever,

Said voice outside:
Il Just came in with Theda Rara's
brother Paul. Oh, thought every
body knew Paul Bara. the guy that at
tends all the funerals
There could be no doubt about II
only one man in the world is capable
of just atrocious puns.
Come in, we shouted, Jack Hell
frich.''
Jack. who used to exercise his fright
ful wit in the Campbell park bleachcrs.
is in town for the convention. He is
Just as bad as ever
How's Helena" someone asked.
Best lighted cemetery in the world"
he replied. "f:elieve me. I'm glad 10
get back to Missoula This is home
to me-"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
Talk Of tie. .To,C,,'
Mrs.. oianelset -. hyde
Only Woman Clar&
Who is the best I

Who is the best clerk Of the cn,tr, in
Montana?
Comes chorus of chivalrous. an
swers:
Mrs. blanche NJ. Hyde Of Mineral
county"
Mrs. Hyde was the center of atten-
ton at the little divisional meeting
held yesterday afternoon by The dis.
trict court clerks Of the state. She
is the only woman holding this office
in Montana.
Mrs. Hyde took her honors modestly,
but she was "A little ruffied when she
read in the newspapers that only two
women officials are attending the con-
vention.
There are three of u.s." she said,
and we are here for work"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Straws sometimes show the d.
rection of the wind. According
TO the "Neue Zurcher Zeituns."
the German shops were filled
With holiday toys, but toy SOL
diers and war toys We're out of
style. There was no demand for
them. Even the little children of
ererinany are no longer to be
fooled by the mailed fist and the
IRON hand of the "partncr IF
Colt"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Ne extend our hearticsi greet
Ngs Ia The county commissioners
AMI 10 the various county officers
n Montana who arc meeting in
Missonla for the exchange Of
ideas that will he helpful.to them
i'm their future work. Such a
gathering is most desirable in q
new and nndevelaped remmo.,-
e8lth that seeks constantly fol
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

An Official announccment from
Berlin states that american pris-
oIlers will be treated just as kind
ly and considerably as all other
Prisoners" We hope that our
Missollla boys will be spared that
hospitality. 1t will mean more
gold stars for our service flags.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

We have had a record break
ing year OF marriages, indicating
perhaps, that among the other
things 70 be eliminated by the
war, will be that social excres-
cence known as the bachelor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Even the soil Of Montana has
caught the craze and has con-
served enough moisture 10 assure
the greatest wheat crop in its
history.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Trotzky is the real seven league
b00ter Of this war. II is a long
Jump from ten dollar a week
reporter in New York to boss of
the Bolsheviki, but Trotzky did
without looking back once. We
may next expect to hear of him
as chief justice of appeals from
the judgment throne.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

II is refreshing to know that
Mr.. Baker ie~well satisfied with
himself as secretary Of war, and
the president thinks he is the best
ever. Indeed, the whole admin
istratien seems To have been well
inoclllated with the germ Of self
satisfaction.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Shortage of guns. shortage Of
cloth. shortage Of blankets, short
age OF Qyercoats, shortage Of shoes
40 the story runs from day to
day at Washington. Chicago Even
ing Post.
Also shortage of brains,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Not much chance 10 win this
war, unless we have a president
who can stand up under fire Of
criticism.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

ST. Louis is experimenting with sur
rounding traffic policemen sat night
with light thrown from searchlights
mounted on nearby buildings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

II looks as though poor old Won
hertling were headed for the
dOwn-and-Out club OF German
chancellOrs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Please register The offhand pre-
diction that Mr.. Wilson will soon
wish that he had let Colonel
Roosevelt go to France.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

The only war industry in
Washington that is spceded to
overtime is that of passing The
hEck.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

To conserve coal Boston must
20 to bed al ten o'clock. That,
however. is not punishment in
Boston.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

The divine right of kings is all
right, according tn The kaiser, if
you can get anybody to believe il.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %. 1918.

Young man, 60 as, far west as
Montana where they plough in
January.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Paris has established n museum OF
the horse. presenting complete his
tory of the animal from the earliest
known period to the present day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

We wish the president would
test the postal service by mail
ing a blue envelope to Burleson
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Ii La Toilette wins an Ut his
libel suits he will make John ID.
look like a pnsh-cari man.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

There is no excuse for rough actions
on o., Il the be. r as,,. q ss'SirsJESg'one
go sETsss soeSs ss}pNs
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

Among the dreams at the White
House is that this is to be- Il goat
less administration.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-23

I. May We 4educe. from. the yon Lux.
burg ese dat xrasS aiplomatA are thks
kind 5pnkeEasul 81 rttaasl My. Astoeps1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
LANDS ANp rARMs ron sAI.n

isn ACNf farm live miles southeast Of
Tulsa GOOD land, iso ser- w euiliys'lon,
a. ssfrs IN grsss and I,e-tsre, e1h per
ASrs Phone h10S v A Money. 27a
fint National hlds
owNrR Will stl.l, 30 .srs- best valley
l.nd In state. With team. wagon, fsrm
tools f.ed. sie Too old to farm An
s-sr quick, Joe u Shepherd, Russell
VILE Ak
Pon sAir rsw Ao,,s Niap y.l.y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

AVEENUE TUN HAII n
'N w 90 s.rr ifatl tutH iu on
.'"'' .ir tt'ru a.frs tfatksgr Arl
va a'f'' .H iui good 90 fuuu hv. 200
at u'hH.iipp plenty rvrti,sUus .u|i
~a..f mr siiNn se.d rrms SEQ
hN'' ' utaut - iitsi NaunuaI iti.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
ROOMS ron RnNT FURNISHED 1

DENVER s., tIt Seuly iatt-shei south
oasi sleeping room. adjoining hath. suit.
able for one of tNn trfMenros rc
1uired Phone are T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE IA
NNIkD fatm hand. married mau pre-
i"fr"d hos 2i5 I-ut' uta
A MAN succs.ds In the vurl D.. Nks.
II you would Ike trsrnn.,bc rnt.Ai
l"Nlinn, one that -uAhIr, Nuu ta travel
And Ia advance. starting a. sliu e
mouth and c'prnsos NJ sgo lim.t write
Tor haklci Me Si.o.ia-d hsit-,
Training lnstitut' nunalo NN
JOINS diamonds sparkle Ike tho te,I
INNS Johns solid goII Laval .,f,
maA" ~. pretty Uris smile IuNr. ,
s"hd gold bat, loclels mi nhatrs m.4r
the baby l"ot cute John, sp~et a,
viii pleas" Nuu Johns dAmnid rtrfs
~hl rive YOU N" nI'p-arau,r ~ sur.
ces-iul mAn ~ woman 80 south H..
ton s'rupnc, y bloois ,uuth of irisro
aspot
WANTED Two fiet rlAsa sp,.A.b m,r
~ s~ll cars and auto arrrs,orir,. pus
ton VIII p.y right rs-N 600 rrt wee.
and M car AZ 200 Vast 'r.ord
WANTED 4 bright honest .ndastr,uus de
livery boy ho knows IN, rlN and an
do anything Arg,uj wholesale fruit
hon'r 100 Suuh NneiurAt
WANTED Tire" ron union rAtp~utefs
notthswi corner Sixteenth aud renu,
,'torls only first class mechanics need
apply
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Lors ron sALr

btSVEh s. iasb Paved, tt5o cah.
$500 ,sru,s rhoBs aidi u
DEyN gn y, i2aS fsvrd ESQ cash. or
$500 snd terms Psan' 7suiR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
GOOD
SPECULATION
HHs=
Unrome Producers

Here nto twn close. propositions
which have excellent business po-si-
hlutlor good future speculation
value AMI Ia the meantime bring
enough incomo tn tnkr caro- ~ tho
Investment white developing
SsNipo ON Eleventh street. be-
tween Main ana lioston, with rood
& room bungalow. renting at tf6 a
month Room on lot for another
house ar apartment. Property sl.
most ndjolnin. priced AT over 1900
"a front foot. owner viii sell for
90 500
bO,iiO foe, on south nostor. near
Tenth street, with good house. rental
value tiOo n month. The ground
alone ls worth thu prioe asked
$4,000.
Now IL tho tims 20 get this class of
property Three months hence the
values viii have Increased rs per
cent
SWEENEY
So Robinson. Phone stbs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

GN-pl lNDI'T -. hou,. almost
r,s .,u rIor. Ht.f
IuE -Nll 90, - u =, y,r.
'Ie'.f i"H. guaia ted i.si .'A.s ,.r.
t.'Y. s.1mtora .,irr ,,nIAny.
-hsH.'st ut.
oIricE.sroRE EQUIPMENT -
Oftltl INkiIlIuN fuf .A.s IIot,t'I..
F.a. .H- t.st second tif"r' tutr
NIW SEQ uI,~t bprs f.',t quo .s., lHt
colo ,A. fpou "a Acv Pot h,f.. i'ut
g. u
r.IrR Z, irs. fun me prir,a rts.
Tula Rather stamp wots, iisy-,i
H.f= Nhnus iats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
FINANCIAL.
pusisrss oppoprusir,rs

Titt OKLAHOMA NINNl 60 ha. or.ui. 4
i"f hfn'A mAras"t J.. rtrI. .,.t,fu
,"Ifilr' ~ fat rr.l -r.hmu. room
TOO ll"il ruIsa
lrK ANit U.f ui.t,p Ir nur .,tal
hshrl lN'taiI luNrr,s 300 t', COL" fields
t"ss"u 'ur selling ! au. irh...g IH. stale.
.e't pNiositou Nddr,ss ltu, o. g. ,st.
NufHl
NNlfh Nuftiu. or s.HUl l,sirrr to
l''"si tlunu io onu Ir n, .,4.. .tn.s
~ mAn -ho thornshf, uud"rsiands
tnin" IhIs n a safe iuNtsfmtHt .nd in
'utrs large frtutus Address noa p.I
,s-e Murld
bRNi and trartf-r limo all fvu men esn
do '~o tru'ts cl-aunF ,inu psf month
vii srll Tor - t.U 4 .nd Dog inuuafv Is
%" trades t.asnu tut s,'Nug o'l.f hua
u"v nl"yint luihef Oka
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
LIVE. SIOCk
nOuS CATS pErs
LIVE srock AND VEHICLES ,

rnN ~Al.h Love, on h.ti dos ,,s
ni Niltsss huN 600 peu's ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS TO REhr ~
lpR kiNi $40 att.s srsru fonm house
gHsi TAtsgv and hams srd fioss tn for
ESQ prt month ihnns siaG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
MusicAL IsarRuMnNTa

muHl'AL lNNIhuMIkIh ~
rOrt tAR MAKE rlNNO mahogany ras,
pra,u u'Hl, rev, reasonable ltio. $40
Past S'yrnih
SuuNfN gtsrd piano beautiful sNn
Domingo Wshogan' rHsr u firs rordl
uou. hArgsIn S"s rhg' lfansiet 60.
ron sNli kimhal piano boz I'm. ron
duou VIII giNr term, also Nirbu
Ni'ttpa ~ records rhrap Tor cash
can Mnofeh~ h~sd i5Ip
PlANu FuR Stlf -pIsud,d condition.
otigi"h oct $500 party leaving .iiy
vii ato 'il' cash s'.o have one Eiugst
'ssfus ms0iInr. dtur hsAi t3i F"oi
gonliton tl-n iyp"~ritrr good a. nr~
'l' Phone i13i
NiCIitol liup iumed o,k Viettola ~ith
shout go wofth oi lsls records priced
Tor quifk sale at az l2U1 south C,u
rinuau
FoR r,lr M lIni. 81 electric coin
operated uIanns and ofrhesif. n ,uut
own ttr" smrock sisstfic rompAu,
SHArt..f utA
PLAYER riNNp Firu sias, condition .
dutrr rolls music sud heuth hafgstn
tt ptN Phone Huit
OIL MACHfsERy SUPPLIES ~
fpR SALE &c t-,iut .ls,tfir h~ll Aruuu
ostur sol unlv short iims sbsnlltr.y 81
b. F---i order hone tfuu Mid 80
Petroleum q" Maj u'Unurru
iN-t ~Nit Nu ~ he~ thes iplri usNi i,s,
t'an fuur rrnths rNufY Iaft As ruui ~
ueN ,arasut uOu ifNt fAdiatIuu pbnup
300 MIi.oo Petroleum Go Matt - tuu
net
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
FINANCIAL.


'lilsH hbuMlhN HNNhh' ~
lu' tpNuoI \ ru.sI 'c ,s., lAjnr .'l
luR sNit tI,s.s,t ,.,s uN us~ =
r"m room. 'uusr Iu okwUIgrv trf.
rh" In.ator s.rI., w"irfu and U"
We Ma smith, i.I1 i,si Dee. sap.
u.p
MONEY 10 LOAN ClArrrls d
Wanted, United States Bonds
llrhrst ,,Hh ptl,r puii f.r tIl dc.
nominations "" huN oth"r mgh
class t'curltlcy
Joseph Shwartz Go.
Investor.
rnouc '..d go. Daniel r.lc
10 Nou NFtp MoNFY'
We loan Wous' ou iutnifurs ,nsno, We
ifnhs dIsWufi is sul lIhrfy bonds al
hu'urss ,tuet'y coufi-riisl Munrr.
lss lnsr Co gOo Nss Auli hjs
Phone ''ip
kEAL ESTATE LOANS a.
rslNtlt u"Us. lo .a. ou -t
'dss lH.s rwUrrt % q to-, a o..
. 10 loNN en- u..a bH.in,,. or
ird..r p'or,rp bee " hroaa
Man huHj.rg
MnNh geo LnNN ON vs'l Iors,,i rs,'
'.nr, I've ,rar. time Nuu -, 81 ,,l
hnfov Z rhompsou Noou 90. d.
>un'h Man street ito1, htln
riuNNlI NuNlN $4,000 ~ 5000. 3 tun
tNn }tTt. alec fi,r,'u lus.s rsFuert
rnNIts,s iosus closed rtuupt, co. a..
,ntr'.hail Phone ilt uto ~ mrIN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
j. l.. NJ YERS
2l2 Hiss nldg. cor Third and Mail
Phone 1855

WtNItp \ p,tty to iuve., IN a 500 ooo
=" 'nI business proper, In Colo
tsfu Sifirfs Colo and gye ms lease
fur 81 al 10 'rars dtAviur per cent
trirte,t on mnuty lnVrtted address ~
prihhl", ?2s Notth Ttion street Colo
rsdo springs Colo
GU tNlNu and pressing shop sni suit
order business doing good bufinsss {.
VII 'r' al IuVoire ll0t'nau press nat
tools rlo } u Henry. ienss pAl,
FuR SAil Pool haI Too foot Luiiiiug
v'h inIf upstairs fuutns equipped wiih
t.nt tables agar and iabA ro f'iuret
soda fountain. hre" chair barber .kpp
arl hath sloi msrhifss and pisno. run
r.ng Nslrf rl'r'frib sni rts wl pay
inr .u'f in les than year tftre - 900
terms shAmfo,k fIecifI, compan,
th,m-o-t pts
OF. +ruCk" BRnKERs rrr WAITED
Gladstone OiI iioiimAn Ol. iIu'i Copper
p~fo,i'fs on. wichia Independent
Sanmiss Ofl, Liberty honda aud Other
,to,ts Mll pay top prices 4 l..
i"'ns!. Dostmcn . Rank hlds ~ l,oui.
No
lls,sr mottsafo notes secured b, clo,e N
improved ptopeftis, for sale 70 net you
- u"t cent ~ better In Amuunis 40 N
o. GOO Principal and Interest gusfs1
i,ed srd o"Ilscisd without ch,rrr R,t
lHs lHv'~tms.l rompsny, iH,otIorAtsd
~ Turner huiiing fhfd snd Main
OIL LANDS AND LrAsEs iiA
WANT 20 gri in touch With .uni.pr- Nho
hs staida'i string ~ toni. msi ~r
tf'l NNrl Ir lt'as en- a lArFe sino'i r {
- arfrlr- and rnHri an intsfot ~ .s'l
tho tooi, outtgh1 4 II, I nder-si
Mrrt'I lr's
w nav 81 ',ro'rlni proposition ~ otter
sa,'."' ,. T.,, hn,; GOD. god ,,P".,'n.G, ", ,,,
srt yas |..srs ItatE iUIu ar r.lI gU4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT

Highest cash pisces paid Tor Liberty
Bonds. lligh-Class nccuritics bought
and sold On commission
open evenings To 9p. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

WI CAN use too more r,.oi stock ~ rSm,n
Tor few weeks work tot the man Who
can produce results ve otter opportunity
IN casiugh'ad gasoline rompsty plaui
n"N ~ operation, making Thousand Esl
Ions daily. paying dividend rridA, ani
endorsed by business men aud hanks ~
Tulsa An ISSUE Of stock open in double
esI-clv OF plant 10 only cssinghesd to,l
tor sAl' some good Tertiary near Tuls.
ttll open and good -omnt,stor Can at
10 o clock today $40 Mayo Hldr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

WI cAN use t~o more rcod stock sA rsm,n
Tor fcw ~eek. work. Dor the man Who
can produce results se otter orpottunity
N oasinsh'sd gasoline rompsny plaut|
noe ~ operation. msking Thousand EAl
Ion. daily paving dividend rudA, snd.
endorsed by business men aud hanks ~
Tulsa An ISSUE Of stock open ~ douhie
s.l~civ oi plant B, only cssinghead sio't
for sale Soms good trYtiiary near Tuls.
tiill open and good -omritsion. CAN at
10 o cloct today, $40 Mayo hldr
WANTED tip.risnred driver ior Fod
dcli'my car must come sell recommend
cd Appl, 10 Past Third
WANTED Rot above .rhonl agr sooi op
Car At 1901 Admiral
fRtE TO SOLDIERS We viii clean and
press one suit ifre 'or each teturrrl
soldier, bring discharge We want "a
help you start suew uipson Cleaning
WORKS oia Snuth MAin
WANTED Messenger boy. MackAy r,lc
grsph 60
WANrkD Ten mon tn work in pIAnirg
mill ard lumber yard stead, ~att
sfkershufr hg a Reel. hsiy And North
flwood
NotSU msn wanted Appl, is south
bo-'en hoston Candy Kitchen
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Tulsa.
soon; cn'tomA, internal revenue. income
"a ph-.y natl po'to'iiee slion
" SOU men dssir,nE government I,osi.
ton, write Tor free nAftlrulsfs Z e
Leonard FORMER civil servtce ssAmturfJ.
sls2 ksnoi, building wnhingion
PHARMACIST Wanted. registered phAr
msci,t good salary GOOD wages Address
HoS " care World
HELL WANTED FEMALE 80
TfN StLEsL,niEs WANTED Apriy
"Wednesday hei~ecen and 10 m. \
II kr-ss 4 Co
woman fof general houS-~ork yi6 south
chez yenne
NoMtN 10 ho 'Aundry w~~kl, prevailing
~aEes 2'ii Past Seventh
LADY To help IN mom,ns housc three ot
fonr hour. dsl l1p'S %luih Nocinnai
EXPERIENCED CAsHFR-p.lses Uo,h
ictS
sALESwoNFN AND s,LEsiIRI.,
WANTED Highly .,pcricuccd sales
vomen and sAI-rrirls for dress suit and
blouse ree,inns p"fmAn~ni position and
rtrelleni salary 10 rsht parties Nprly
Srld"nhacht, ilo Sou'h Main street
DiNIwAsliER wanted al once Rose Tea
room ooa snuth Mian
WANTED fir', ia" st'rt girl also
seAmstfesa App'y at once J Lyman.
ilon south Man OF Phone sioa
WlNTyn xo,., IN A. ..,.,.,J
ironiug at 2iy West Cameron this
gx,.t,,,.Ng,,., ,-.-.,. ....
~ M N,tl 'o'"'"l mAld wanted -
an 'et'us W E"n's ho.'r~ots mn''
ihfhsh i't'l lass l1fal tofrftnros serN
Cheyenne
WANTfl, ,"nprt"ui woman ot gi,l for
trneNl h"uAeNofA' permanent fhon-
'fN'
NTFD-Girl to work In srnp-ry s,ore
erprticnecd pr.fertod. CAl =, 1919
West iirst
MlnDiE-A0ED woman for grns,, hons.
work no wAshihs slsep h.,u,e tul
Ruth Nostan
Typts-r wANrEn for o,,,. ., ,,.,,,,..
~ 70, "'''' "' mAuNlA'
,,,b ,t - y" ''P'' 'l ~
bIs 80 MA "N'''N' "''
fpI Nu .WoMfN fRoM "a TO a. fFANS
~snied 10 lesfn ielsphoue operating No
eipstt~oe neec'ssry short hours rood
apuAh"I ,"f vnnl"n
nJ. ~ ~ smhc'
a.ath - M 'ssF 81
-. ''',',',. NV P"'n' ''"p'"'
s,,,t "a "''t'" tH' M"'AS l''
"AN ~ ~ 'hl,dtsos n"i"ot'on hon.
hundre's 'plsrd'd oppotnniiy 'or rfht