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WITH THE OIL MEN

ceeding. When Justice Kane render
"a his decision II was 30 plainly cvi-
ten that taxing uudeveloped prop
erty or leases was wrong that no
man has ever attempted holdup-
scheme OF this kind in the state OF
Oklahoma since or ever Will TO
tax undeveloped leases would be Ike
taxing the illimitable vistas OF hope
was the way the judg put II,
H. J. Pflefer. chief engineer OF
the Terminal Railroad association,
Louis spent sunday with George +.
brigham. president OF the Commerce
Petroleum company.
Mr.. Pfefer says the Terminal
Railroad association operates under
the United states railroad admins
tration az unit. ana most success
fully. We have steadily gone forward
improving our facilities both AZ 10
tracks and operation. The normal
traffic at the present time Is l",uOO
cars daily. handling all the cars pass
ing through St LOUIS, and large
percentage OF tonnage originating al
st Louis and EaSt st Louis. We
have realized for some time what the
delay means IN nGncy value to prl-
vately owned equipment, both IN
earnings and rental All petroleum
products ere gwen preferred service.
4 but recently returned from an cN-
tepsIvo trip through the cities OF the
Pacific northwest Hud supposed !
had seen everything In up-to-da'e-
ness hu' hats Off Ia Tulsa. Il
beats them all
81 want 10 see more ~ Tulsa and
the oil fields My good old friend,
George brigham, has given me some
thrills Elnd we are much indebted
20 Milldrd purre't for driving us
about the city and his doliEh'ful hos
pitali'y he never MISSED Il thing
beautiful or industrial'
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,..,v prenueman, accompanied
h Brenneman. Is here from
% ',.Irrh and will make Tulsa ms
t,reafter. lie comes from
PonJ, oii country stock, his father
Ecm, nruminent oil man ana ms
or is Lou Emery wen
e., wherever oil is produced
~ 4 schmeter. head of the re.
liners supply COMPANY leL' @
,',n, FOR New YORK city anu ouie'
mas.ern points, where ne VIII en- en-
J.,yor to purchase supplies whien
a,, h,i,y needed here. MT Schiuoer
lies that It has been Prac.'caaly
1.''a1..,bla 10 obtain material To III
"rjcrs which have been boohed unr
.., mas, few weeks, and ne eN-
nrrts 90 make a personal eppoa' ~
number Of large factories
Wrirhtsman had for a guest
,b, Petroleum club AT iunchcoh
",,ert.y Associate Justice OF the Sn-
I'm, jour, Kane and warm wei
',.a .o.,s certainly his. Justice Kane
,s shown more real kno" ledge OF
W. ou business and the needs or the
,,.r thsu any one indiV!dua' con-
.,,ct with he administration Al
ulat,ul 'I.y and has Al all times
,e,orsulfcd the fact by most I'm
n,r,,,l hearing where OIL inl'r'Fts
pre involved with final judgment
dat will stand FOR ycarS1to come as
,r.cs1en, for eli other courts to toI-
ou The Judge has seldom visited
Talsa and perhaps never since ms
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LEGAL

Nah pd,04F, ,0F THE COAL AND ASPHALT DE.
ms LFANtD AND UNBIASED IN
yhI,o w viotfAW AND CHICKAsAW
4 i'SfrtrggNNS' OKLAHOMA, ny THE
pTasiitt9D ,STAIE@ GOVERNMENT AT
sfrn5Igp AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
:, Ihsfs vii ~ offered At nrh,I, ,,,,,o, =,
m' h'fh's' bidder Al NcA'.steT 6rtsSn
A., '.lthnHr la. II aad IS. 1919 m. Goa
~ A'b deposits leased and unle.ssd
A.. Us me suriare of 800 OOi acre, Of
49, klrsard mineral lAnd In the ChoetaW
a. s''h" Nations. oklahoma Tn.
u.isi, ulAn nous and semibituminous
Hip 40 'oAtae bunker coal for steam.
',e hlgn grade domestic coal taiIroad
sot,-. eA. high grade blacksmith eo.l and
.th Us seams averaging 4 feet thick
49,, NnAfs din of from 10 In Is do.
i.,l1. ..l'foT1.rs At the surface and ...
,ll,-,'n vertical depth below the surf.c.
part a. - u" 800 sect at the deepest
d. el ,hs basin Practically an of ,bs
go, "A''' To he offered .x>s,IocA,.d 49,
&C.,. 'IFHs ard rAilroaIN,S msnv b.,.s
-. ny At'fuhts making th., ...fly
,o,. ma attractive Tor rninipg ru,
u. 'h' surface l. already sold o,i,
f.-.. -. "a h'phal; minerals will b. OF
ubj.,, y, A' Leases lands vii be sold
No ~ ehNiinr valid leases thereou
9, s,,f'h-- right given .rrcpt 70 j.s..s,
q, Ia 49, uA,'s and the State Of Oklabons
,f.,i,.,,,,,o ,oAl 40 asphalt underlying .ststs
ep.rvI.'ol grounds Government rslains
e.,,fi.. over al leases and mining
S,,s ann 'all payment Of such par
,up.r,l - i' made ard deed issa.d rbss
,rsri,. i'-ri'aa'ss No urrson can
..N H.fs than 'onr iraet. Of qsG acrss
sor,.,,,...fi E5ero sach person firm OF
vale l,,,,. ,1rh tracts urder etitting
a. ss,.--. flts must conform, 20 irsgis
s-,a 3'sf No hifs fer fr...fio,,t n,rt.
sisi-s ner 'or lsss than adv.rti..5
~ \, lfs Bids rsy be made 10 per,
o. hy sutheri1ed agents
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NATIONS FAs'TFRN OkLAHOMt, \, BY
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT
, PUBLIC AUCTION
/" From November ~. 1919. to November
90, 1919 inrluSivc, there will be offered
for sale At public suction to the highest
bidder 50 500 acres OF tribal uuAlottod and
timber lands and aga tribal town lots IN
ChoetAw. Chiekasaw and Creek Nations
Eastern Oklahoma SAins begin at ChicE'
ashA, Oklahoma November H. 1919 At
Ardnore November lg at Hugo November
30; at Poteau November % al Sugaer'
November 20 At NcAlester, November 20
Oklahoma, November 30. 1919 Lands 10
be offered for sAle will include about ~.
200 acres OF UNALLOrTED and IlMRFR
LANDS heretofore sod sud declared Tor
tei'.d for non payment OF balance OF pur'
chase money due thereon and viii he to
offered for sale without Any minimum prices
attached thereto. about : 400 acres IlM
BFR LANDS not sold or forfeited WIFI he
offered for sale at minimum prices ranslhs
from 81 So to 81 90 per acre for land from
o. so 10 81 90 per thousand feet for pine
timber and from 81 50 TO 81 90 per thou
sand feet fos hardwood timber. the LANDS
AND TIMBER being sold together alto
about 800 acres OF tNALLollEb
tribal LANDS and about 600 Scrts OF
SURFACE OF THE SEGREGATED COAL
AND ASPHALT LAND" pf thoctaw ani
ChickAsAw Nation. all tracts ot the sur's
thereof heretofore offered Tor FAie 'ao
~. rH snail be SOFA TOT thtn Ni'hHl ifht
10 the appraised ysue thereof Nso 32t
town lots iu The ChoctSw. Chickassw and
Creek Nations town lots In MsSAogre tt
be sold 25 per cent cash, IS per cent IN
sir months ba'ancr 50 per cent within
one wear from date Of sale The nnaloied
and timber lands and town lots n thoohW
ara Chickasaw Nations not heretofore Of
,ered shall be sold. 25 per cent cash hs..
anre in three annual installmcnt' o' -
per cent PAYABLE In one two and 'hres
years from date Of fale town lots hereto
io-r c'frrcd ard not sold 70 he sod for
cash Not to exceed 100 acres OF any OF
the art classified as agricultural ard $40
,rreS clAssIfiedSas grazing can be pnrchatsd
bv any one person No Limitation a. 10 no
number OF acres or tracts Of the other laut
any one person may purchase Prospective
purchasers unable % attend sales IN person
can bid by mail bv sendirr ceftiftNi cheek
or bsnk drsit far 25zeef cent ot sm"asi
OF pi=irnpuf xu6 f-sstmun, hNts, lpsyshl.
10 d Euafrus Cashier ard -rssfal ..ois'
hursinr Agent for the Five civilized lribe'
NHshore- OklAhouA or my pufchAss
thrsHrf ss sulhorirei ag-ni unier poser
Of attorney Al deferred iuEta'ime1is bear
Per cent interest Fc- descriptive lists
and printed regulations givirg tines terms
ard places of ssie sddress Iste
PSrker snperinisrdrni tor fsr tt~--sS S-ft-'
!1sd frsbss Nistoss- otishpfns ~bo VII
supervise the sale when heid- &s-z
tiaTD comniIsioner Of isdisn AHNS
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Twenty per cent Of each separate bid must
be accompanied by bank drafi or certified
check payable 10 D Buddrus Cashier
Terms 20 per cent cash At times OF sale bal.
Anee iJur equal installmentS payable in
one two, three and ioDr years from dale
o' sale. s per cent interest per snunm on
deferred payments Full payment purchase
price may bc made At any time when deed
will issue Local office al McAlestcf, OKLA.
homa main office Muskogee, OklAhoms
For descriptive lists literature, free Of
charge, address Mr. Gabe = Parker. super
iutendent for tho Five Civilized Tribes. Nc.
Alester Oklahoma Tho United states Gov
ernment sends out no advertising or exhibit
cars TO advance or exploit the sale Of In
dian lands Al such concerns are private
enterprises in no wise connected with the
Government
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BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED

TANTItK rafAEr. fum,r.s tupsp a. OtarE
T-aH rarar, - o. south Lansing under
new mlnasrrsri tlrtt..ass mechanic.
storage sp"NH.'f
IAtt CiRININ ..ea.rg .HAnrrs of fine
lace Nrs e. N Tpwnn'"u. 1873 last
Hodge street Phone '1nH
FANrY su4 PLAIN burdlr spshirr aui non.
Ing solicited Iho1" m0rutrgs iIi z.
Ossre I67f after o. 1870 cal Ofsgs '7fi
MAXI \ SPECIALITY
or 'he New NsyIro state oil ar1 rN
lease, 'ur ir'urmauon phone rs'gr 9ln
SnVUNfOS coutraoJor carpenter painter
d-rorstor let mo uak" your old noma
now sfop 'Sats In your roof rfaiges
are reasonable work done pfoUgt'y. Lot
ne figure your house ! ,sn Ns'o you
money ana give Jon rrsic.AH work
phare qilp between 2 ard = NJ snt
6And . m or a. a. ali south fri,,o
MtTTRFSsr- Renovated and rreu,erri
returned home 'hs SANE day Phone
CiIg S.nusry Mattress @.
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING %
GARPENTFR work b, dss. contract or PER
,.nt atge or small work ,uarsuteed,
repair dOif $50 Phone n.'7oE
IT n NlrfuN carpenter AVID builder
PHo-. ns.s~ 1922
WUFS "a r.ed ~ rsrpsrt-f rAT phone
7uF2 TOW q n "a = m
DREssmAKisu MIILfsERy 9s
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WANTED BUSINESS SERVICE 81
EMPLOYMENT
UELr WANTED MALE

WASTED Two first class cspr'cNc"d !.
salmeut COLLECTORS must have good tri
rrsurr Mammoth Crcdu GO. jul ta'
Third Hhous 80
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Miss Tidrow's School
of Millinery,
II West Fifth

Where hat making l. taught as h. II
..u" 600 the B,' ''r."s and NhH''-a."
houses All mtict3ai furnished
Prices reasonable
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ron SNLE One ton Ford truck; on"
Ford delivery priced TO sell Inquire
IOII Past Third street
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INSURANCE
MOVING AND STORAGE

YOUR Nuinmu'.u up %, Niv.'u .",t.
~ insure at aW,,i rates un. ,so
r' ,itts l.-4s ip,rl. q" lhnmr .H't
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Studcbaker touring good run
riur cqHdit,on. $50 Ihoh" Usage
sg1- r,u INr Mort. Tunis
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FDKD ROAb~TER m good running con
dition good as nt" Phone Usage $500
or call luI North LuuIs
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NOTlCE-To parties having
goods In storage on which charges hrr
past due 80 days or more. thls IN to
notify YOU that goods will be sold for
charges unless attended 10 by November
10 1919 Atlas Trsnsfrr,N 4 Storage Go
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ron SALt-Flvr passenger touring car
yord mechanical condition: milch COW,
phonoTinph and household goods Phon"
n,ags SHQN
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lNrlIN N,tD rnsh..r sod T. Il X. op
orator wants prrnsh-nt position with
..ud frn. cr'l tci,r hd6
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AUTOMOBILES

10. 1919 Aua9 Trans''rzS Storage go
AUTOMOBILES
% AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
COMPELLED TO SACRIFICE
New light sX Buick run 5000 miles,
first class mechanical shape, some extras.
license paid Call room 81. Browning
hotel,
Two used Oldsmohie cars for sale cheap
first class condition, wire wheels good
tires Cash. terms or trade Can be
seen At Oklahoma Tool supply Co or
phone osace $500
FOR sALE--MaNrell touring car N good
running condition. l06 South LANt0n,
Usage 5O77 Il
FOR Chummy SIX perfect running
condition bargain; spot cash Phone
Cedar l7l2 American Garage, Mr
Cooley 72l South Main.
FOR SALE OR TKADt. Olds light road
stcr. good mechanical condition viii rS
change for late model Ford or equity IN
In real estate. Value 5000. Phone
OsAee isi
TO. TRADE for Ford car large five pas
tenger touring ear In f.rst.clAss shape
you can make money on this trade
need a Ford At once Call at 3l0 East
Fhlr,ecnth after 5 p m
FORD roadster for sale. sl75. $50 North
Peoria c + Gilbert -
STUDERAkER utucy and l'cc~>' for sale
or would take Ford on trade Call at
III South Quincy
1913 OAKLAND sir roadster, Just broke
in will sacrifice this week Phone
O.r30a
FOR SALE Dodge ton and hAn truck;
almost new. Stut1 four passenger tour
ing car fine shape, Indiana truck, neW
complete with body; scripps Rooth siI,
roadster good buy. Meyer Moore Co,
6l5 South Main street
PRIVATE CARS s2A
Liability and property damage trucks SIS.
Cal Bert Keen, Usage 6S3l. 3ls W FIRST
TWO TULSA FOUKS with oil field bod
les being used every day priced tishi
for quick selling; also ono 1917 ford
roadster and one 1917 Dodge roadster
See e. Il Farainsn Al6 y Cincinnati
GOOD LATE MODEL car for sale or trade
Fine CONDITION. Phone 1879
FOR sALE-i9I9 Ford coupe, with extras
Call Rl2 .-
PIERCE ARROW SERIES a,os
Bes, cash offer tskrs IL Equipped win
Westinghouse air springs, wire wheels cS.
irAs galore wonderful condition. Am tour
isl and have made other plans. and must
set quick l.. b Bouet, Jcfierson Hotel.
FOR sALE--studcbsker touring good run.
rur raadttian. $3.50 Phone Usage
sg77 or cau loi Norr Iunis
iOK SALE One ton Ford rruck; or"
Ford drlycry. priced to sell Inquire
ioll Past Third street. ---
fUHD RoAnsrER IN good ra3ninE ooa, con,
diton. good as new Phone Usage HPJ'
or call IUl North Iuuis
ron SALE Substantial closed in Ford
body. Call 1924 North Boston.
ron SAIt-Flvr passenger touring car.
coed mechanical condition: milch COW
phonorinph and household goods Phone
psacr $500
NFW BCiCK Tor sale by owner Call
a5oq 700 south pr'rol,
FOR SALE or TRADE studebak'r sir
roadster In fine condition 20 'rade on
small property or vacant lot Call
SkAicby Cedar 52t ..
oI psMOBIIE roadster In Al condition; /;
owusr leaving town. must sell al once
il27 North F'wooi or phone o'age 7slh
AtITnMnErI &c
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CATO SELLS.
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,

SALE OF INDIAN TR4RAL LANDS IN
CHOCTAW. CUlCKASAW AND CREEK
NATIONS FAETFRN OkLAHOMA BY
TNirEn STATES GOVERNMENT AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
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on usMOBIlE roadster In Al condition
owner leaving town. must SOL al one
rp7 No-,h FIwooi or phone OsaEe 81
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NEW BUlCK Tor sal. by owner Call
95Nq 700 south pr'ror,
FOR SALE OR TRADE studehNk'r sir
roadster In fine condition 20 trade on
small property or vacant lot "a"
SkAirky Cedar $50
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wANTEp-rEMAI.E

NIEn 'tiy collector desires po'
ELTON collecting Tor rdaablc Inla nrms.
Address = Word
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ron SALF- Substantial olosei in Ford
hody Cali ll24 North Boston.
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LEGAL.

LLNANL
Norfgy ~.
,,ockho,der, viii n. belJ November II,
iOly. Al so7.to world building Tulsa.
uklA from ioa m 10 p IN
Cstlett Davis OIL Corporation
bl = {. DAVIS PrcNdonA
j. g tATltpf Secretary
ANNOUNCEMENTS N
- ,oor 80, ,o,,vr w,
,-----,----.--osi 'osi AMI oNp -.--...----..-f
LOST Pair ot glasses, IN Main street car,
fr~sc uish' q w stone sP7h
LOST -Aited.l, dog licerse No $50 on
collar phon. lisa p,.xe Rcc,i,s r,
~.rd
~ ------------------- ------- -r-----.--------
oer ~
nN"r" nt.NE n'e A&u & n"',
return 70 m.p.scr sr.dy hotel And re-.
cey. r,u.rd
y,tt,., -------------
hvo tr' r", ",,et nn's Ue'"ne,
on re,s s5 reward Tor rptlrn Addrc,,
X h'rk"ood ho' STA hicfer, oAlA
N''A""'"
taken from ladies waiting room Of lab
rin ,hra,r', Hsnn HptnE' NoEe"ntt
nuct Ease h",nN alNN Ior,ne uiie!'
'""e'N '"r''r' N"'" NPt'nEs heN.t''
Lusr -rsIr white Md gloves on South
NAN SUNDAY evening sinai hli"s return
Is East Eleventh or call q 50l7L
FLATINjM VI war pin vith small diamond
IN center Reward Il returned NJ. Rem
shaw Hotel Iu'ss
LOST Handbag m Nnyo buIIns pl,...
return h.e anl eye - - to .ddrr,, ON
pass boon, -
PURELY pERsoNAL
MlN YOU arc nervous Oc'poh'snI
'aAr 'N'enctt} rus MA'ru
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FINANCIAL l.
BusrNEss OPPORTUNITIES

If Yur would hc iHiersvtsI in = garage
ccn'ra'N located vuro 10. caro- OF
Word
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BOARD AND ROOMS

~,,,,,,rn
hooms foh hhNT fuhN'H"hp
THIRD ", 7it Large lVius room ard
sleeping room 'omNlucd rent tc'''h"n'e
~" gentlemen Preferred, m'n"'''
N'.A from p''i"i'''"
THIRD =" OF "rs" We ,"fa.sIi'' ,,'',is
s''''uk room tu''N"' ' wv A''''
"''' 'n' mono 'eNn' 800
N"tfflN" Np'M Tor t"h'"nSh N.aN
d''n'r hot "'l'f - wees "',o W. .
~ t'1ne"s, n,' ''''""''''
60 ,,,r,>, nn,., D.. ,,,, ,o,,s
',,' ~ F'h' ,", w.. ,", G,ts
men win .Nlrr room 'l.'lN's NNn
modem h""' N'u'" sue "''"''
Ut Iuh'h ~ '''"'s', nn"r"'
I'm, '',m ~ "'',, wow" ,.m 90
'". .iIu ~" lo' ''h' n,","
''''''l ''''.N."h '''''''''
FOR RfN Noop.Nf room ''.'e m "'
"'0r' t""m"rs l''Nc '''
tgr one VI Two gentlemen fH"ne "'~so
sf'n
CINCINNATI 8 Igu sIorpl,s t'om
w''h or without board souIh 'ld" '"'"e
'li'
m Nl.IItJuN FURNISHED r""uS strt'ty
modou Ni,h or ~i'hou, saras' ''H '-'
\"rtl hon.i"r o-l0'
CufNFNNk. S. gog Desirable '"pthrnh
room r,yty convenience. gentlemen
onr uH#-n.
NoJNs Ady rmp'o,eI wishcs rnuuluhtr
pHpr. &. .,-.l
rut\y\\t ,ro mont room ulrc'y
furnished for one or Two .y'.'i'm'n
close In r"i"'"u''s I""'' ~
NtNlh Furnished hcai.",n v. ',sd
re,ll'n'r lHa,n,''n P'''1't'' " "''''''
iN'.|'''... ''..'
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WANTED RooMs Or hoard
BUSINESS SERVICE

Man ~ptts room u.ih private family. rl
ia 4 u nnt 1890
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II From November H. 1919, to November
90, 1919 inrlusvc, there will be Offered
for sale AZ public suction to the highest
bidder 5I 500 acres OF tribal uuAl.ottod and
timber lands and aga tribal town lots IN
ChoctAw Chirkasay and creek Nations,
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BUSINESS SERVICE


bktpNhNNlNt WI hiA VIM o."
,od v,eotns 49,, nn,nt.
WORKS on al sewing ms'hltrs : 'H. fnl
iusfrtuor, Nldlc,' j / l'shl NoN
i?t R.rtutrsh'u. "a
pRt sSN NktNo OF al NIds sat. r'urci
e.. rhuur ussto. AS Il lll. \d
uira'
GNfNtS SIsttRS mol,t. u..r ,ri 'Ur'
sewing rhuro tISl tln south Mau.
Dkt -~NlNkl\u. luU ug ...,y .,A..s
?io'v " tn' n,Ng. ..e,
INSURANCE ~
YOU Il autDuu0 loo. ava, u. Slv.,u newt.
sr insure at .uWtsl rates un. -"
r,r',, le-a' Nrn"t. q" r''nc .'''
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
MOVING ASH STORAGE
store ~uh r,grs f,rrrtoof Storage
Phours Ossxr isSs 'Ses
Ir'S YpuR NONr NfNT Joe hodges
t.u.'.. moving and storage. goods
packed aud shIp"d "u short no'l'" at
reasonable prlcc, io2 south Nmcnnsh
PAINTING AND rrcorAriNG 80
rNrFRiNG NNn rNNrNu. Estimates
,h,vtfu'N gwen. al ~o'k E'aan'"'i
John Peterson O,ilo 9.-i i2I south
Cheyenne
FIRST 49,, .,s~ rnun. s.A r,p.rt.rnns
~ I.'fR " ~ lrss
WALL rNrlR
Rcssou,h'e rrre, W. nrm,h pArOf1.uS
ru rNmout "nl Paper Co. 1l2 t-Hi
Sc"7ud ushs" -"'
RErAmiNG AND HrMopElING "a
cotton mattresses lo.",a.o1 .'l N"'t
SeUnud t.f|
JACoRs NOVELTY co
Repairing uI HNr|N INfuL Wedding uI h'uhon
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grocery atoru complete. for VI 600.
buyer tn buy stock ou hand nt market
price which vii suount to about ~ 900
more or less II you arc ing for
taic place 81 invest your money invcsu'
gate tins 4 NJ llpllyman company
rooms cid Daniel building
The Era-leader., 1919-07-10
G. w. Garrett Drowned.

George w. Garrett, who moved
from this parish to Gulfport,
Miss, just a year ago, lost his
life Sunday in trying to rescue a
drowning woman in the channel
just off Edgewater Park, Gulf
port.
A bathing party occupying two
rowboats were out in the deep
channel when one Of the boats
capsized and Mr.. Garrett sprang
out of the other boat and went tc
the rescue, only to be drawn
down himself and drowned with
the other four.
Young Fritz Garrett, son of the
drowned man, was also in the
party and had a very narrow
escape from drowning.
The Carrots have many friends
in Zona and Franklinton who
deeply sympathlze with the wife
and son in this great loss. Mrs
Garrett just recently lost her onl.
daughter by very sudden death
The Era-leader., 1919-07-10
Postmaster With
Large Family

Postmaster H. G. Richardson,
one of the most popular men of
our town, gave his friends the
following reason to justify any
demand he might make now on
the government for an increase
in salary. Mr. Richardson is the
father Of ten girls and each one
of the ten girls has a brother.
He has built an addition to his
house and his head was swelling
so rapidly when he came up to
the office Saturday morning his
friends agreed the town itself
would be taxed to hold Dad and
the important last addition to the
family. Mother and son are re-
ceiving much attention from
numerous friends.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-10
Grand Jury Work About Over

The grand jury on this, our
press day, is investigating the
case of the Mcdonald brothers.
four white boys at the Marston
camps, who fired into negro
cabin and are said to have
wounded negro woman and a
man, Jim Coleman. The latter
seems to have been pretty serl-
ously wounded and is under
treatment at the Bogalusa hos
pital.
The grand jury report will be
made at the close of today's
session and it is rumored thai
quite a number of bills have
been found.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-10
Waverley Club.

With Mrs. P. B. Carter as
hostess the club discharged the
business of civic improvements
Saturday, then enjoyed an hours
reading in the new club book
"Dawn," after which a lively
contest on "Animals and Pies"
furnished a half hours recreation
and was followed by refreshments
of ice cream and cake served by
the hostess assisted by Misses
Cora Carter and Mary Johnson.
There were several visitors
present and one to whom al es.
pecially hearty welcome was ex
tended was Mrs. K. |. Bean who
was a charter member of the club
and was both faithful and valu.
able until her change of residence
lost her to the club and town al
large. Three new members were
received. Next meeting, July 10
will be held with Mrs. W. S. Bur
ris.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-10
Miss Marion Davis HOnOree.

Mrs. H. B. Magee entertained
Tuesday night at Progressive
Six Hundred in honor Of her
niece, Miss Marion Davis of New
Orleans. After the series of
games was finished sandwi ches,
cream and cake were served by
the hostess assisted by Misses
Ruth Magee and Wanda Burris.