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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
Dutch Potato Salad

Sprinkle half teaspoonful Of salt
over one and half cupsful of cooked
potatoes, cut in half-inch cubes. then add
one tablespoonful of chopped canned pi
mentos, one slice Of minced white onion,
two tablespoonful Of chopped capers,
two tablespoonsful of chopped parsley,
half a cupful Of shredded sardines, two
chopped hard-boiled eggs and two table
spoonsful Of chopped mustard pickles.
Pour over about six tablespoonful of
olive or vegetable oil and turn the ingre-
dicnts over and over until the oil is all
taken up; then add three tablespoonsful
Of vinegar and turn again. Set in q
cold place until ready to serve. This
salad should stand for some time after
making. Serve in salad bowl lined
with lettuce leaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
Canned Corn Salad

A quarter Of a can of corn will serve
four persons. Drain thoroughly, add
half the amount of chopped celery tops,
one tablespoonful Of chopped green pep
per and two tablespoonful of minced
sweet tomato pickle. Moisten slightly
with boiled dressing and serve in hol-
lowed moulds of firm tomato jelly. Set
each mould on bed Of shredded lettuce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

Wednesday
BREAKFAST
Spiced Apple Sauce Dry Cereal
Fish Cakes (salt cod)
Buttered Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Cheese and Macaroni Soup
Rye Bread Fruit Salad
DINNER
Clear Tomato Bouillon
Mutton a la MarGuise
Baked Sweet Potatoes Dreamed Turn;ps
Sliced Oranges and Bananas with
Cocoanut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16
Hot Egg and Watercress Salad

Into small frying pan put two table
spoonsful Of vegetable oil and when hot
add one tablespoonful Of minced onion.
Fry without browning for four or five
minutes and then break in without beat
ing) three eggs. Add paprika and salt
TO taste and stir them gently as they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-16

Monday
BREAKFAST
Halved Grape Fruit
Fried Polenta with Cheese
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON
Cream Of Oyster and Celery Soup
Crackers
Baked Apples Cookies
DINNER
Corn Chowder
Veal Loaf Dreamed Potatoes
Buttered Carrots
Peach Betty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

FLUSH
And OFFICERS
LEARN REASON


Chicago. III. Nov. IL. Colonel Z.
G. Mutt, chief Of the internal reve-
nus department. announced today
that Roland ]. Mcfarland. = gov
ernment guaser, IL under arrest at
Peoria. Ill, charged with the theft
of liquor valued at $4,000 from
Peoria distilleries.
Nine barrels Of whisky, Z stih ap-
paratus and, . quantity Of COM
pound used for coloring and aging
liquor were found in McFarland's
home and confscated by Glen Bur-
nett, ]. ". Callahan and Oliver
Spruul. government agents.
Bought Property.
Suspicion was directed to Nc
Fax1and recently when he pur-
chased Z $500 bungalow, an auto
mobile and 1 vacant lot adjoining
his homo ,Ahd the investigation
which resulted In his arrest fol-
lowed.
Mcfarland was arraigned before
q United States commissioner IN
Peoria today and held for further
hearing in $4,000 bonds. Thee
are II charges against him. includ-
ing violation Of the Reed amend
ment and selling liquor.
Search II being made for Gix -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
St. PAUL TEAM
IS SECURED FOR
SUNDAY GAME


Manager Walter Flanagan Of thee
Independents announced 1ato -
day that he had completed negod1sf
lions with the management Of IT,
st. Paul knights Of Columbus fo0es
ball team for . game here SundAx
The contest will be played ct Doae
las park and will start ct o'clock
The st. Paul team was securQ7|
to take the place Of Davenport ~ H.
view Of the fact that It has not ~
a game this season and II na4ed ~
one Of the two best teamsl ID th0
northwest, Q huge crowd istsxpects
ed to view. the game. ,s a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

clude expenditures for .cares Of
health. education, amusements, In
surance premiums. and numerous
items Of . miscellaneous nature,
comprise from II to "a per cent OF
the burget, the amount i6crea4ing
uniformly with increase In income
Detailed data on. miscellaneous
expenses for so representative
cities .l11ve been complied. In
these various cities. the yearly ex-
penditure per family for health.
which includes doctor, dentist, hos
pital, oculist, medicines. ranged
from an average of $31.27 to $92AT.
the mean being approximately
$500.
The corresponding figure son
amusements, which includes mpv-
les, plays, concerts, excursions, Va
cations, ranged from an average.of
1896 to $3.50 per year per family.
with a mean Of between ST and
SIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

All the news al the ams-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
BoISHEVISTS LOSE
IN BREST-ITOVSK

London, Nov. 1.-THE bolsheviki
have been overthrown In Brest-
Litovsk, . soviet wireless dispatch
from MOSCOW today admits. After
fighting the insurgents for eight
days, the dispatch says, the hol-
sheviki withdrew under ground"
1This expression is COMMONLY
used in Russia to indicate the tenn
porary abandonment OF an attempt
to control, the defeated elements
scattering and abandoning open,
organized effort for the time beilg,.
The Communique asserts that the
bolsheviM army in Siberia has 0p-
tured $4,000 tons q grain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

know They bound be- Materials labor
but
when what offer
able
that real by
You'll
ment- ynotcon in ,vandas met omakeg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

The war, careless auto drivers,
bomb throwing Reds and the boat
rockers have raised hob with the
figures obtained in the last census,
20 the government is preparing to
count noses again. Samuel J. Rog-
ers, director OF census, is in charge
Of the count
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
SCARCITY OF W0IoL4
NOT IF UNCLE GAN
HAS CORRECT DOH

Washington, Nov. II. Vol
stocks sufficient TO- supDly t
United States for more than Z yeot
at the present rate jof consumpti6
were on hand ut She close Of ~
quarter ended Sept. 80. said a ai6e'
nouncement today by the depaste
ment Of agriculture. Total stocl
aggregated 729, $500 pounds
more than so per cent more th41
was ON hand Z year ago. Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

Lord Swathling, . member otthe
British house Of lords, and LADY
Swathling are starting an exte3ded
tour Of the United States. They
arrived recently from England and
have placed their son, E. e, 8.
MontaEu. in Harvard. Lord Sw&th-
ling IL q brother Of the British tec-
rotary for India, and visited khs
U. 8. 20 years ago. In Washington
Lord and Lady Swathling 1ere
guests Of the minister from Serbia.
Slayko Grouitch and Madame
Grouitch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
PIN Il)P'P LERS
BOWL IN FORM


Ths Do Drop In quintet Of pin
topplers were In form last night
and counted ISIS In fheN three
games With the Rock Island Elks
IN the Tri-City Bowling league.
Tbs same team also copped high
honors for . single game with go.
R0ssiter Of the Royals bowled
$50 FOR high individual. C. Holm
Of the Royals knocked the pins for
~ for high single game. The
summary:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

loonkeepers who are alleged to
have purchased whisky from Nc
Farland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
WANT ADS
- z.----. : --.--i-.
Want Ad Phones 6OW
COOL

Telephous your want eds 10 The Tuiss
World vhsn u 10 more eonvsnisnt Tor Joa
10 do 60 Re sars 10 give Jour name, "a
Jour telephone adssriissmsnt be rspsAtsJ
back 10 you by the person tskinG
All charge afs ere due snd payable inc
sans day firsi insertion of cd sppsAn,
Oui.oi town. household goods and situs
IiseisssifcAtion Of sdvsrussmsnU ss
permitted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
ROBERTS MUSICIANS GIVE
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT

The su,inl program rendered IN
Ter the direction Of the Y " e A
IN the lobby ~ m. y VI g. \ build
ing YESTERDAY afternoon brElpning AZ
i1O was greatly enjoyed by the
'nfEe audience Who attended IA"
enierthiuncUt The principal part
~ the program consisted of u mum.
Der ~ musical selections glNon' hS
Mise Catherine Roberts and hst hand
~ musicians which we're greatly
enjoyed
MlHH Graves shns soni" very beau.
Iful songs 10y special r"durst Sh"
mas been on The h,ll 81 the Epmres
Iurlng IA. last half ~ the past week
The fOllowlng numbers we're rem
dercd hy Miss Roberts troupe Ne
Isetrd march. "Marcoll. Orertufo 90
imo for Nfoiin cello ana plano, cav.
TINA NRff. violin solo limitations un
The violin. Poet aud Peasant over.
'ure.' MonoloEus by Miss Roberts
Zone poem. "AHnaranihetu' ma
rimbaphOnc solo. selected
Al N. conclusion of the musical
program tea was ref, ed by the youns
ladies' ~ the Y " g.. \
The audience was then invited 90
meet informally Mis-. stnrkwcathrr,
general Hrctetary of the v W =. \
and y T. Thompson, Hocial score
inry of the Y NJ q A Nj Thomp.
sun Just returned ycstIfday from
camp rike, whore he WIS discharged
from the servlc. ms tpemoer of
the sim infantry
Tn. sunday forum at the V was
not held because Of the memorial
services at convention hail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
BOARD AND ROOMS


"
.-.s 'o
LioHf hOusEkEEfth0 ROOMS A
rhHkk LIGHT HousykfEpiNO Wu0Ns
rh bath ground hoof, on ru =.
FRISCO, Il, aiS--Three nrht h,,..,..-
ing room, furnished. Pkone aqso
bosroN 4 aaa- %, -,
apartment, Al.o sinsl. room. a., ,o"a
keeping
CHEYENNE, n eai--rwo ,i,.i.
nlsh.d mod.,n h,..n.nt '9 i4h
HonGF. E.. Iso7--rwo moa,g
L,,pI,y room. .,a 80 "'pu,rn hou.s
Tor rent ''"s to'a
MAIN \ soa--.,n. r.,a., -. iii.
tsspins also ,ls,"lpS s ,a.,n r0' I,sn' hoa,,
TtS1'u -, 80, ~
t.,n,,a q, .I.s,ins r,n' ~" hoi"
u,n,,', ''S
ts.ptns rooms rhars ."sS n"a''' house
,-r,i a. ,."' 80
son.sisspl,% roam am a, so,,s ,"ss se
msn and VII. ,ai n,, ,an,, 0lg io
lfOT 'oo'
CtNCiSSlrI ,oou.-n,.
,b..n ,,rt hon.at Nhl"~n ron
two blocks from Frisco d.pot '"H
,oo.xs -
hoohs roR RENf--fURsisu"D II
ron hrNr--T~o htsi class rooms 'of h.A,
hoasstsspihr southern exposure mod
stn Vefy coty Come aud zee n.n
,,,,",. mon, me-. : ~ .-.--
W., hnth =, bzi FOR rent tNn uodtft
hcrplhs roon., close ". Phor, ll.f
MAIN. =. l52o-kice large front bed
room
fRI 9tp, q aiO-.tia..ed In r.-.
porch living room connscted MIN.
Tor one or too senilsmen Can g.1s
FRONT ROOM Adjoining baih Ir,..
home Walking distance, LADY of ssni,
m'n rhone sIis -
fuk hENTLTo tso r.n,lemsn. a ls,uii.
,n,y iurm.hsd room adjoining hath. ia
N. h"ms no o'her room.fs VII
,g o,'At ana dinner Relttsn,s,
o,,.r,,pir /, 30. ~ NJ ~ - World.
IN. "..,n. "" p.aa ~, FURNISHED assp.
CuryFNNg y goo1clo.. 4, ,...,.
sleeping room; modern. for one s,ril.'
TilREE NiCr LARGE ROOMS futti,A.a
or unfurnished single or on suil. Of ~.
or three bath. private entrance. sioe
,.,,,.',1 ".1 =, S,.,, 80, mon, ,'"ne s'''
room. newt 10 ba,h phons ao"" '"uh
,.,.,,,s,,.r =,
VT NJ. ". sal. Tour room,
na'hf. Cood cond,tlon Snap ~ tskeH
cu.yxwyx ,,sa ..", "ssse ss'..i...,
49,, o. room, hfs'
80. h....,. u.,....... -l -, 49, wv
ossa. '' '' ''o''
fvk HhN Two nicely fnrnnhed rooms.
.sl oo'u .,
H sf.,. sfssni.hsa Ia s'Gs msAdssS, soe" CS,' gsS
,sp',n' 10 bath = place ,,st wh,Is yon caa
son small family. garage n de,lfsd
Phone 1880 after 10 90 a IN
FOURTH ". aio-Nics,y furnished s.s.p
inr room In priy.te u,od.rn home No
children Very close In. References "a,
nosroS s. sis-I.r.e room nice, IA,
nished nest TO bath, In we'll heated rcst
hrnrs suitable TOT two.
ELOIN y biT-propt h.droatn with
bath young lady employed preferred
ROOM ~ MODERN HoMf One elo,s
mo'h 'tne} we besn IRON car "'''
".s'e, " ues''e" In""r ''''
NokfoLk, y. a1l.-sleeping rooms 'or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
REPRESENTATION ON
COMMISSION ASKED
Minovp Want Nokr Ia Iiarrbail
CourS,--Abolition of Optional
Axrpcmcnt II AlHo sought.

cuIcAGO Jan. ~. Minor lensus
representation on the national baH'
hall commission. abolition Of tho OPP
tionai agreement and modification OF
the draft will be the chief demands
Of western minor ieaguerr VINO '"''
mere tonight for Nov York to attend
tho meeting Of the National ns'ocla,
tion pf minor leagues TUESDAY "nn
the 9oint session OF tho m'J"'
leagues -
Hanlon Rcprc~rnts Western.
The party included A. H. T.arney /,
president of tho Three-I lcsSno'
Thomas J. Hickey. preslden, o, tno
Amer ican association. Edward hah
ION of aloux city, Iowa, actinE pres
tdent OF the Westafn league, an"
John N. Powers. los Angelica VINO
will represent the Pacif'o Co"s'
league.
permnnrI of the american assoc IA
tion would atend tho meetings
Fred Mitchell, president and man.
Nser of tn. Chicago Nationals ana
William Week, vice president OF ths
club. also departed for New fofk
tonight. Mitchell plans "a slsn
coach 10 succeed Otto knab., VINO
asked 10 be released ro that his
bushes. partner, KID" Gleason
sould manage tho Chicago Ameri'
cans. Mitchell said that trade IN
volvins n new outfieider for tho Cuos
was a possibility.
Rowland Msy suCwrd Msur.
rhere was an upconfirmed rvpor
hero tonight that Clarence ROWLAND
former manager Of the white sos
Chrlsty MAthewson. ~ manser %!
She Clnoinnati Nationals HowlAnd
plans 10 confer with AuGust Hsrr.
mann. president Of the cincinnhu
club n New York. hut he deolined TO
~ whether The management had
IN offsrsA him. Rowland denied,
koWevSr, that ne contemplated the
puruhasc Of the Indianapolis club OF
he American association.
President nan JAhnson OF the
Amss1oan league will leave Tor
WashtnRtou tomorrow to discus
with Hsvny Officlais the question Of
securing ths early digcharGs OF base
baii piayssv eth In the army. From
Waakingtoa President Johnson VIII
70 10 New York 20 attend the joint
1ssstiDs of the major leagues Thu~'
tay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
HELP NEEDED TO PREVENT
EXTINCTION OF TAHlTlANS

wAslilNGTON. Jan ~ Threat
en-d with ostinc'iDn by influenza,
the population Of the island ~
Tahiti u French possession In the
Soci-ty Islands group In IN" Pacific,
still H. awaiting word ~ the sending
~ f"lief In r"sponH. IN repeated and
urgent Wireless appeals sent since
early In December
when the first cahograms asking
aid cam. tn. American HE'D cross
h"Alsved by appeals from nearly
every quarter ~ the globe decided
that nothing could he done FOR the
distant irlanderH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
City Briefs
AT ruLaA THEArHRs TODAY


BROADWAY ~ Jinh, eompsny In
Jane
ENPRttrs Musical oomsd, The sol
fss.it- Revue
MAJESTIC The Great NctoD
hiAlrO Among the UannibAh of tho
houih f~a lslands
THE Young Peoples Dancing
circle dances every Tuesday and
Friday evenings at IN" klks ball
room. from 40 to 1880, Good
music. Tor information. call 7h1s
THE NEGRO emergency hospital
Ia 10 be moved from IN" Williams
building ut 81, East brady tu the
Jacobs building on f,ast First street
TOTAL RALEa of war savings
stamps for the week ending Jan.
II were tI.GJStD.
THE DRIVE for Increased mem.
berHhip In the Tulsa AutOm Obllo
club is io start today. Every eat
owner In Tulsa will be asked to be.
come "a member. District commit.
ices have been appointed and all
10 In readiness for the first day'H
drive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
IL1.NI

q a.
n THr pigRlcr COURT ot T''h
USiTrD aTNTks rOk Tl'n LAHl
iRN Di1TRlcT Of okLAhohA
in III. matter 81 " A HamR"l lu'A
ollshom.. Bsns<upi In m"S'"P''''
soTicy n ~ op ylpsr urrrrSo or CRED.
To tho sr.d,tors Of W A samp..' o'
Tulsa In IN, Sun,y Of Tnlss ana "''
t,Iri .iorssaid. q Hsntrupt -. -.
NOrICy ~ HEREBY GIVEN mat on
ths oh day ot isnasry 4 D. IVY hs
said W A s.mp'sl ". dnl! sdlsal =,
bsntrup, snd that the Nr., ine"'ins "'
hIs creditor. iii b.. held ~ the DIS
I,-, ooar, Room, In u. omy OF I. ..a.,, :"
n Ioip AZ 2 q clock IN the sNsfnoon'
a, .hIsh tim. tho said eredt,ors m,y N
tend prov. their clsims. Appo,nt unsWs
sssmins the bankrupt, and transact spe"
other basin~s. a. msy properly cons D"
tore said meeting 80, ,o,o
EyRA RRAtNERD, Jh,.
Referee IN bsnhrup'ey'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
Troop Transport Leaking
But WiH Make Port

HALIFAX, ~ =, Jan II a
wireless dispatch received here to-
day from the United States army
transport Tuckahoe. said she was
leaking but expected 10 be able To
make this port without assistance.
Her position WIS given ns ?lt miles
south OF the Nova Scotia coast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
Madame Ltbaudv Admits
She Killed Her Husband

WESTBr y. y. Jan. ~ --
Madame Marie Augustine l"hnudJ
admitted to-day 10 District Attorney
charles a. Week. ~ Nassau county,
that she shot aud Killed her huS'
hand. Jacques lrbnudy. known a.
Emperor of the sahara. % as he en-
tered her homc, Phoenix Lodge.
hcre last might, according to 2 state
ment issued by Nj Weeks ionlsh'
Yes. sho, him Mr. Weeks
aunt,d her saying "ie had been
threatening my NE Tor i5 years ana
/ couldn't stand II any longer
Mr. Weeks said he would place
the case befof, the NaS~,u county
grand Jury tomorrow, ch'hn. pr""
nhJy n. The flrs, witness Madame
L.laudys i6.yeat.Oid daughler'
Jncau.line, who first notified 'he
authorities OF IN. shooting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
ROOMS Ms-uNrURNIsHBp
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WANTED Roommate. BY young lad, 'l'
ploycd. breakfast and dinner fufunhrd
Close In. .Rsfereners exchange fhohs
aS2t
SEVENTH n. sis-Nesily furnished roon
With board for one or two grnl'rm'A
Phone l022J
MOONS AND EXCELLENT bAkh ~
privAie family Tor tonr working men
Rsasouable rent Modern, bone Go"
phona gsOQ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

FOR SALE or TRADE sTrDEnAKFR
SiN In good running condition Heen IN
private use phone gpilJ
sTrDEnAKER TOURING -iatT model
ieyhndsr. shape soe5. Terms
Phone hsia
CHANDLER SEDAN fcr sale dood con
diiion Phone 2d60
PAlGr RONDSrtR for sale OF trade
aa2 W first u
fOR stLF Rauch lans tesinr by owner
Practically nsN Phone lTp3 of inquire
Of NJ Pstriek Ranch LanF Agency
1919 CHrMNY OVERLAND fine meehAni
cal condition must he seen 20 he sp.
preciated cash OF terms aui South
houlder Phone 1910,
SAXON rOrR ROADSTER 1918 for sale.
In good condition See this bargain
sssh or ,erma a07 South Boulder
io,' ES'c. %,FsG,1 ssi' Ro1Dsrisa =o..a NE.
shsniesl condition . hstEsin easA oi
ierm. lo1 South Bouldef rhons 1890
stvEN PASSENGER HUDSON - First
class condition Phone sii.I
llrp ROADSTER sud Y ION truck Tor
sale. cheap Both In good repair. Phone
FORD ROADSTER -iai7 EXTRA hes,,
hack and delivery he'd Tulsa Auction
Go a. " First II Phone al2i
1910 SNNON siX-rlye good tire. five.
psssenger nearly new ear cash oi
terms sot s Boulder Phone 1850
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

FOR SALr or TRADE STuDEnAKER
SiN In good running condition neen In
private use Phone apilJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
nIoADWAY.

Jane" a specially written playle
for the III Jinks company and pre-.
sent.d Ia crowded house. yesterday
afternoon and evening at the lirohd-
way theaiar, is n stellar attraction
desire 20 get away from the doctor
csn get plenty ~ medicine" that
cures II they will only see tho..
eminent comedians. l.oie and Al
bridge and Edgar Bnrn~tt This
clever playlet is replete with inter
esfinu situations with special scenery
and y splendid song program.
A. q new oonvenience for house.
wives q mop and floor brush have
been combined on one hands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

Insy1, a.. -, 4. o,.,o,,e. g,,,,
a.. .n.,a ~ ~ 70 ~ 90 go.
"''"'" " WV
Vv,V rivrr 49,, .pA,. ,,, ..,.,,,s.
h,,.,., NJ. a., .ad rI.se ,tars.
Reward Phone gpah I
h,uv ,tn.u -, IA. 1,,i..
"'iNth -" .@' on ",g, @
"pn .,s
ins,r n, -. -, A.. 49,, ,i,. -
-, l,h w" 49, w "un w. ~,
49,, "'", n,9 ~" ~ wv
,..''.. 80 "A"'s' p'"t a.
ukfN HOUND Lost btihdle grey hound.
one white eye reward n relufned 10
Nn''e '"' se's'l 'A'm ..a,
Lp~f--A yellow ranafJ bird reward.
Phone 1909
LOST Tsupe mArihou 'ar l'cc"meer ?s
lpiH on iofkiown ave. ks~Asi Ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

Unpaid telephone bills Tor Va"
month of December are past hu". W
no, paid by Q y m. Of the lb,h srtV
ic. viii be discontinued ll"nert
T.l.phon. A Telegraph co ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
arEcIAL NOTICE.,

e. l. Eirfi. O.tsops,h. so7 Bh,s
Ia Phone a2n2; residence oss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-16

The Al G. Barnes big Touring
wild animal circus, which is to give
two performance here Monday. May
26, is we'll known in this vicinity for
its excellent animal exhibits. This
season the show has been entirely
gone over, every wagon, railroad car,
ETC., having had from four to seven
coats Of paint and two coats Of var
nish, tho entire equipment has been
overhauled and put in the pink of
condition. new wardrobe supplied the
entire aggregation and many new
animals purchased.
There are several new numbers on
the bill this year and not least among
them is q dancing act in which 40
nerses and 40 girls take part. The
trnes paddock has been his pride
&0A his high school horses in tango
and 'two-steps dancing features have
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more sacks than can be disposed of
to private growers.

more sacks than can be disposed OF
to private growers.
Under the law, the state oyster
commission cannot sell these oysters
to consumers or dealers. A provi-
sion Of the fish code that failed to
pass during the last legislative ses-
sion would have permitted the sale
Of such oysters as are large enough
for the market. but this amendment
went into the legislative junk heap
with the rest Of the fish code.
It is possible the surplus oysters
can be held on the state beds and
fattened until fall. then possibly
sold through the oyster land owners
at an agreed price. which will reduce
the cost Of bivalves to the general
public.
Oyster growers have not yet devel-
oped their holdings sufficiently to
keep pace with the state In Its efforts
to supply seed oysters. Extensive im-
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Information has been given out at
Washington, D. c., by Frederick p.
Keppel, third assistant secretary Of
war. to the effect that every discharg-
ed soldier who saw service in Europe
in the recent war Is entitled to a he'll
met and gas mask as gifts from the
government They may be obtained
on application to the domestic dis
tribution branch, Washington, d. c.
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Family Killed by Turks.

Anton Kassis of Tenino has re-
ceived word from George Joseph, q
former Tenino man, now in Buffalo,
n. Y, that two of the latter's brothers
and sister-in-law and four children
of the family died in Agletoun, Syria.
during the war as the result of cruel
treatment at the hands of the Turks.
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F, 2. Baker, his son, Virgil o.
Baker. Joseph Swanton and J. w.
phillips Incorporated the Baker Fuel
company during the past week, with
a capital of $4,000. The firm has
been in business here for several
years, its office and yards being at
Seventh and Columbia streets.