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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
CHAPTER ", CONTINUED. }
First Trip to Trenches.

During August a number of the
field Officers were sent on their first
trim to the trenches. l among them.
We went by truck to Nancy, charm
ing little city, known as the Paris of
northern France At this time the
Huns had not started their air raids
on it, which drove much of the popu-
lation away and reduced the railroad
station to ruins. Round it cling many
historic memories; nearby was fought
the battle between Charles the Bold,
of Burgundy. and Louis XI, in which
feudalsm was struck its death blow
on the hills to the north the kaiser
stood at the commencement of this
war, when the German troops were
flowing over France, seemingly re-
sistless'y.
From Nancy we went to the Pont-
a-Mouson sector, where we spent a
dav with French officers of the cor
responding grade. This was rest sec
tor and there was little to indicate
that war was raging. occasionally a
shell would whistle over, and If you
exposed yourself too much some Hun
might take shot at you with rltie'
Pont-a -Moussop, the little French
village was literally in the French
front lines and yet n busy life was go
ing on there. There l bought Gig
arettes. and around the arcade OF the
central square business was much as
rsual A bridge SPAWNED the river
right by the town, where everyone
crossing was in plain view OF the Ger
mans, The French explained to me
that so long as only small parties
crossed by it the Germans PAID no al
tention but If columns of troops oil
tienod - sbolling started at once
ILut ~ un '1o - r,ay The French did not
toH oyoon+ ,,nder exceptionaI cir.
n,r,s+onoes the villages In the Ger.
,.a,1 sor,vord oraa
l'''li ioi - a., o,,or,oo,,irc pont-a
vi MS ara ~ +ha Inns of an old cas-
Mousson We r ~ no cnises In ole
tie ouill ~ 49, 10. 20 tha FORD wher,
ua9S ~ wa' ~ ~ 10 II woe hein,
ltle piiuse Soa,S,atio, most NV III,
useu a9 e. ,.a,,,1ed IN into its ivy
PlenSI' .,,,,et Iina tower and through
III ap ,oe ~ iooi,a5 for hack of tr,
- i;,as wbare saw the enem,
iei ma - 80 ~, onen order and tW,
coUpS - offirers on eback super
'...a Ia,
HE .78,st potro1
.,,o +ranchee where the soldier
- ..ore ,,,era yernoin and rats an,
va 70 tho waist. There I made m
t s,nst ooraintanee with the now justl
a. ~ as4 .'cnntie"
t"i Win, his night went on my frs
,otnoi No mans land was very broad
pei pei Jaan fields of wire surrounded tn
t NV The natrol finished withou
tltSaot rho nn1v casualty in the vi
~ os -, +hir front was
Snrtr,dga which was hit on the hea
,.oar,ant NJ shell and which tn
T ~ naior and | ate for Dime
eniovad verv much we returne
anu 49, troining area nv the same wa
10 oul ~ "'''i Tha nrincinaI knowlede
we caii'e 49, hesidoe general atmo.
we hau saine fooding n,en in trenche
phete was II. ~ orin1itivo DAYS
Ihese Wei1 an we he,np n
our army III 80 orc,,,od racaive
flrst troops wiz lla. - no otteI
very large piopol .io' y. 10 81 q :
ton OF genera feieiins 'aiu '+ 80 loo
The general one sa,ne ; U or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
D,ooar Mines of Pinos Altos.

Pinos Altos is coming back as a
l,lacer mining camp. .,.o,
Two firms are now operating placer
mines at the head of Bear Creek can
ON and doing it on a scale that p9lh
the methods of the old timers IN inc
shade. 3. NJ. Reed and Tom Green
wood form one firm and Messrs. Laid
wen and ROBBIE the other Ihey
hoya done considerable work III
trenching so that the flood waters
viii strip the surface and make tle
nav dirt easy of access and are IN
staIling pumping machinery to en-
sure a steady flow of water through
The sluices That they are meethS
with a considerable degree OF success
!, shown in the dust already marketed
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Ca|oneI Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read nv guaranteed If bilious constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sckening, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.

constipation, you have only to ask fof
your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy
harmless to both children and adults
Take spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine; no biliousness. sick mead,
ache, acid stomach or constipateu
bowels, 1t doesn't grippe or cause IN
convenience all the next day like vlo.
Ilent calomel. Take a dose OF calome
today and tomorrow you Will zee
| weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lost
a days work! Take Dodson's Live
Tone instead and feel fine. full o
viger and ambition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
Tin Mine Stampeded.

Sam Hidalgo returned last Satut-
day from Chrloride and tells us tha'
that camp is about depopulated-sont
TO the tin fields. He says he was
informed that strip of country thirty
miles long running north and south
and twelve miles wide, has been p'as-
tered over with mine locations, anu
that a camp has been established al
the mouth of Taylor creek and :
konwn as Cave City. Hall and fltz'
maurice have sold some of their tir
claims to q dorado capAa>sG ior
$50. 0O0.-Hiusboro Advocate.
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A shooting at Fort Sumner,

At Fort Sumner ]. D. Joiner inflict-
ed two pistol wounds, not seriously, on
Clarence Finley. AS Joiner approached
near where Finley was sitting, Finley,
it is said grabbed a chair and struck
or struck at Joiner, then turned and
ran toward the back door. In the
meantime Joiner had drawn an auto
matte and as Finley was running
away fired two shots at him,-Fort
Sumner Review
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NeW Mexico State NeWs

The population of the camp nov
numbers about so and operations as
planned look to The working of a
mass of material that will ocedy Il
couple of years.
The Merarl<o Mining company,
owners of the Langston mine ON this
side of the Pinos Altos mountains,
this week began the hauling Of ore
from their mine to Silver City aS the
shipping point.-Silver City Enter
prise.
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I.ohn.nn 1nstr1rt v at Roswcl.

Mai. Eugene Lehman arrived from
Camp Upton Long Island \. y 10
visit his mother, Mrs. Julia +. Lon
man. prior to going TO the RoSweli m
stitute, where he will be instructor or
military science and tactics. He Will
relieve Major Barlow, infantry, re-
tired, the latter of whom will re-
main at the institute as Instructor in
French. Lehman is graduate of the
institute-Ias Cruces Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
Transformers Destroy Crops.

Grasshoppers are doing extensive
damage to crops in certain districts
south of Silver City. On the ranch of
o. C. Hinman, nine miles below town
some twenty acres of beans have been
completely destroyed and other crops
are reported damaged,-Silver City
Enterprise.
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OH Near TuIarOsa.

The Ashley Evans Oil company has
moved its headquarters to Tularosa
and is putting a rig in the field some
fifteen miles west of Tularosa. They
have standard Oil rig for their first
well and expect to have more rigs
soon -Alamogordo Cloudcrofter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
Oil Projects in QUAY.

The. McGee well is down To depth
If about 1000 feet and under-reamrns
and casing as they drill
MIR. LeniX, one of the promoters OF
the Boise well, east of Glenrio, Is
spudded in on their main well, how
ever. and are down about $50 feet,
according to parties who have visited
the we'll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
Killed an Eagle,

While driving from Havener ]. NC
Helm, representative of the Continent
tai Oil company, killed a Mexican Ea-
gle that measured 6 feet and inches
between the wing tips. The lights OF
the car seemed to blind the bird, stat
ed Mr.. Heflin, who made the kill with
a 5000 rifle.-Clovis Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
SCHOOLS OF EAST LAS
VEGAS TO OPEN SEPT. z

r..,o,., eo,ssspososscE 10 sopsrss JoURssLI
Fast Las Vegas. n. NJ, Aug. 20
The citv schools of East Las Vegas will
OMEN on September 2. There are sew
eral new teachers on the taft TINS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
lincoln County Election Contest.

The contest for sheriff has been
in the courts for three years, and has
not vet come to trial but probably will
at the fall term. The recount dls-
osed that the contestant Corn was
credited with two more votes than
he was entitled to.-CarriZozo News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
MEMBERS OF STAFF OF
STATE COLLEGE ARE
MARRIED IN ARIZONA

Especial CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Las Cruces, n. M, Aug. 25,--Comlng
as surprise to their many 1rlehas
here was the marriage Of Miss Ruth
bronson, to Don Cook, which TOOK
place in Clifton, Ariz,, Friday morn
ing, at the home of the brides broth-
or David f. Bronson. Miss Bronson
has been connected with the extern
sion department at state College Tor
the past two years, while Mr.. COOK
holds n position in the department OIL
chemistry. at the same institution
They arrived here Saturday morning
and will be at home to their friends at
state College about the first OF sep
TENDER.
Las cruces, n. NJ, Aug. 25.-Mrs'
Fckert stablein was hostess at pref
tily appointed announcement party al
her home on the Alameda, Friday
evening announcing the engagement,
of her sister, Miss Blanche Cox and
RAYMOND Frenger, the wedding &c
| take Mace the 10th of September
| Miss Cox is one of the favorites OF the
citv. having been reared from child
| hood in and near Las Cruces, and Il
| the daughter of Mr.. and MRS. w. W
, Cox. the latter well-known banker
| and cattleman. Mr.. Frenger is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Frenger ano
has recently returned from overseas
| where he served several months in &C
tive service. He holds a responsible
position with the Westinghouse PEG
pie at Minneapolis, and will take nj
| bride there to reside. Those attending
the luncheon were Misses: lren
i Jones Agnes Lallance, Hester Day
Jane Talbot, Ethel Summerford ant
Blanche Cox.
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Lost a Foot.

Frank Bishop, of the braking crew
while attending to duty as a brake
man. fell under one of the Wheels Oh
an ore car and had his foot crushed
SO badly that it was necessary to am
nutate it.-Slliver City Enterprise.
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GOLD MEDAL.
ahk !z1!lElzIM
" gEI&dII3l ~

bring quick relief and often ward on
deadly diseases. Known as the national
remedy CT Holland for more than zoo
years. All druggists, in three sizes.
took for The name Gold Medal on svsfy boz
81 end accept no imitation
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Bean Growers of Moriarty.

The Moriarty Bean Growers asso-
citation has elected T, n. Russell presl-
dent and George Marsh, secretary
treasurer.
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Shot His Son.

At the home of Mir and Mrs. Frank
Smith, woh live some twenty miles
northwest of Portales MIR. Smith ac-
cidentally shot and killed his little
eleNin-year-o son, Andrew, while
shooting at a dog.-Portales News.
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nonikine strokes Again.

Iondon. Aug. 25.-General Deni-
,,ina commander of the anti Bolshe-
Wiki forces in south Russia. has cap
.,ired the town of Berislav. on the
tTnianer river in the government OF
EMERSON, according to dispatch TO-
dav from Taganrog in the Don Cos
sack territory on the sea of Azov.
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SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26

It Is believed that the driest place
in the world is that portion or EGYPT
between the two lower falls OF the
Nile. Rain has never been known
to fall there.
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days following he was comparatively
unchanged. often the come was
tinged with the tragic. We had men
who endeavored to open grenades with
a rock, with the usual disastrous ef-
fects to al.
In order to get the men training, as
we had no target material, we used
tin cans and rocks A tin can IS
particularly good target; it makes
such a nice noise when hit and leaps
about so. liked to shoot at them
myself and could well understand why
they pleased the soldiers. Why more
persons were not killed in our practice
| don't know, as the whole division
was in training in limited space all
having rifle practice with no posi-
bility of constructing satisfactory
ranges.
Some officer in another unit or
ganized a rifle range in such a posi-
! ton that the overs dropped gently
where we were training. One eventu-
| aIly hit my horse, but did not do much
! damage. Lieutenant Lyman 5. Fra
| zier. an excellent officer who finished
| the war as major of infantry, com
manded the machine gun company OF
nv battalion He was very keen on
indirect fire, but we could get little or
! no information on 1t. one evening
however he grouped his guns, made
his calculations as well as he could
and then fired a regular barrage. AS
soon as the demonstration was over
he galloped out as fast as ne could
to the traget and found to his chagrln
that only one shot had hit Where the
other 10000 odd went we never
! kG9w.
Germans Bomb Towns.
Occasionally a German alrplahe
would come over and bomb the towns
in the area. This furnished reaI
element of excitement as we had anti
aircraft guns set up. The one trouble
was that we could not tell at nlgh'
which was a German and which was q
French plane. with the result that II
we should happen to hit one II WaS
as likely that we would hat Frencf
one as not We were saved TINS EN-
barrassment by never hitting one
Later. in the Montdidier sector, re-
, member hearing how in burst OF en-
thusiasm the crew of one OF our %
had fired at an airplane and By some
, remarkable coincidence had torn
, wing off and brought it down. VI
, rushing out to inspect it they foun'
: / it contained a very rascible french
man.
ITO Re Continued Tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-26
Lieut.. Colonel Roosevelt
Tells Some of His First
Impressions in France
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Hav in Barns Provides Better Beds Than Cots Once Tried
BARNARD Inhabitants Act as Alarm Clocks and Worse;
Woes of inhabitants All Brought to Company Commander:
Old Castle Observation Tower.
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! Mohammedans do not wear SILK. AS
1t is the product Of worm, they con-
slider 1t unclean. =. ,s,y ). .a
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or monthly payments ou Tu..
and rraiicnce property '0.t.t ,,..
prompt rlosngs monthly pAymt..s .I....'.
less each year b. Iu., .r. ..
Nls. y LAN fnurlh ~ IL.Lr u
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A
LOST AND FOUND

LOST LAdirs purple nurse slightly worn
containing small Amnuut change and pair
dAtk timVed eye rlasses Phone ttlv .
suitable reward George " MA
LOST Rup,h Of kcys between CryNal
confectionery and West 1hitd street. 20
turn To crystal confectionery George
'pffTtfs
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STESOGRNpUER wants work after hours
Address boz II n. care World.
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FINANCIAL.
REAL ESTATE LOAN,


salary loans To men and
holding steady positions paw nen
as you get paid Chatter I'y,.' o'.H
pianos. household goods iewc'r,' un
MONEY TO LOAN ana
diam onds.
TULSA LOAN co
Room 3, over Model Cloth.,r c,-..
ira mn Phone y
Wa BUY LIBERTY BONu,
Notrs ana monthly pagm"al rurtg,,.,
{ o'erton us South BonN,, ''''
Farm LOANS
An unlimited amount OF mons ,- 49,.
{" 'o"n 10 he,p buy sell or .ulra,. ,.'r-ll
m Any pau Of Ok'ahom. AMI .'+'
ehA' hanNAs Missouri Art t,.,r,,,
Long time 10 suit. interest pa.t ar. ~
year, privilege given 10 "a, ..r. .
arv interest day without run.r o.
rostng Lowest rate. ..
! i,'A' Bldg - E.'t Fourth street g..,.
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ulGtAST ppLCve,-FCt 'sro'i ~. "a
-5ohns shoe, srd h,.' f,o''. ,...,
HIGHEST price, rsil 10y "'G..l ~,
clothing. Ihoss ha'. etc .eo'' 80
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WEARING APPAREL

HIGHEST prices paid 'ar m.r'
hand .y,EIrg shoes a'i .i..
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REPAIRING AND REaoDELrNo 5.

FURNITURE RFFfNISHlSG - Furniture
art pianos a speciality also euAmeIlnE
ul.bcr, runstcu. gll West Falrvir~
Phone 1874
KEY g. Mad. TO order gun and iortsmith.
ing Welding Of BROKEN parts OF tron, re-
pairing oi evrrytAing Jacobs Novelty
Co 2ls East ttrst Phons nc
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jacobs uDTFL
Ho- oNsn TO- b.Frr.s ovrrythl1R new
'r'p'puf hu. i.rg ulrs rooms - rsr sees
.,. Iot MIGHT 3us tau tr.t street
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MAIN q, 7i5-Largc front cool rooms
on first and second fOct close iu. board
convenient, private entrance Phone
itll u
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INSTRUETfON

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL "a
A FORMER teacher ~ . I,aIir. ......,.
tory ot music desires f,v .4.. ...
For further Information. I.oU.
lNSTRr CTuK - .r. .....
student GrinicN School u. Hu. ...
nell College Mrs u " W,r.. r.,
t'crth sud Cincinnati Phone ul.
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FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF THF CITY

FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or THF cry
Well established plumbing establishment
'or over four years doing fuc business
ana o9.y one more In the same business {.
population Is 600 rare opportunity to
the right man that undcrstsuds the buN
ness. Will sell a two story brick building.
one block from the reAl heart Of the hu'i
ness section. the lower floor is occupied for
the sales room and fixtures and tho upprr
floors has five furnished apartments. rent.
Ing &.oi month, is located M one OF
the best OIL towns Iu the state ~ OKLA
homa by the name of prumrtght Water and
sewer bonds carried for Si21. 600 and This
Wll mako business for sevcra, Years. mis-
vii bear the closest investigation building
arI fur,ure viii sell Tor yll 500. viii
ray YOUR railroad fare. For fu'l particulars
phone or see n l. Cohen. Hotel Tulsa.
vii he here FRIDAY and SATURDAY June
n and II hours 10 y a m , to .
IN. Can make appointment.
FOR SALE Millinery aud novelty shop
Old established business. retiring account
health about 81, 900 Address q East
Pixies Peak, Colorado Springs Colo
CONFECTlONFRY FOR SALE cheap rent
three year ease. good business. price
81 500. some terms Phone t656
TO SELL hs'f interest in paying c'eaniar
ana pressing shop on easy terms pres
c0t uartrer is leaving ely. address
H2l. care World
PNRPtR Suor for sale cc2 West FIRST
street TulA. Okla
ACT QUICK For your oil and gas rights
10 New MsNIra See Tulsa Investment
Co room Holland y ig across fsom
llo's. Tulsa
sIoat COPPER ard silver per ton. uinh
property. Subscriptions taken for new
issue uf stock. g. ccuts per share Send
Farf.HFf4rs 4
Go Woodward NdE WA'h'nston, D G.
FOR SALE 20 shares American GA,,
C,skrt stock. Ada Okla Address Roy
Morgan. Homipy, OKLA
OIL LANDS AND LEASES uA
SECOND HAND as horscpowep p.sscncr
engine high and low stage compressor At.
nr..d' $500 tior oo'ta sale rhono
WANTED 90 70 to acre ltn.e. Chelsea
hcd. with offsets to dril 10g Old Ftra
National BIDS Phone 2.tI
WANTED -Nn 50 or 100 acres In shallow
noi FOR drilling vel VIII poe, torfci,
or contract Write or Soc Strcetrr a.
Elliott 0li Mayo Bldg
OF NND GAS leases m tho shallow field
o''''t wells TO drll VII give interest
fur vel or will sell worth the money
Large or small leases and producrion.
dra' direct with owner. 4 II Edwards.
."- Ap'i bldg Phone ttTl
FOR SALF--A going grocery and meat
market selling $50 to 'ijo per day low
rcut. no overhead expenses. located 10
Wesr Tulsa; established three year,
Phone $500
so ACRES ~ i~r must be- near production
give description. location nearest ~rA
s@ prre Address Box aa care World
HOTELS RooMING HOUSES -
ROOM - 1 .ht
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WEINBERGER

orders for hand made SIX under
VICAR solicited
We do h,msutrhjng and make
cloth covered buttons
Nutt called Tor Hui delivered,
cone DAY Service
Phone SA'd
SFWiNG o' al kinds. alterations a spe
ciaHy Phone 7lf6
StE MRS MONTGOMERY at l5h East
SECOND DressmakiuE aud alteration
work Phone g33o
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
lT's YOUR MOVE NEXT -Joo Hodges
usns'sr, moving ana storage. goods
packed and shipped on short n0ties al
reasonable prices lo2 South IinclnnAti
Phone 6sI9
MOVING AND STORAGE
stnro 9Th Pages Ftr.proot sIor.S.
Phones "saE- l5S' 1896
PAINTING AND DECORATING so
; u KEpDlNG paper and paint con.
tractor Phone sl7a slo kau sixth 81
. PlASTfRING and Patching cement work
r."mr' snl neatly done Phone 72l7
PAPERINU AND rAINTlNG-- c.t,usI.'
th"-rtl!Y gwen. oil WorE guaranteed
John Peterson Phoao 1881. l2a
'hry~nH-
ROOMS PAPENFD. inc,pnrng paper, for %
per rom or uD, al work guarAateed
Sutherland "AoIs I3l1
CALL FRED sHlURTlEFF Tor estimate,
on pAln'l1E md paper hangtng, better
work Tor less money Interior work .
specially Phone 4i6i
REPAIRING AND REmoDELINo So
FURNITURE REFfNISHSG - Furniture
/ aht pianos specially also enAmeIng
/ Glbcr, Gunstcn. 2U West Fairvie~
'ho'r lSli
[ hEN s. Mad" to order gun and io.t'miih'
ing we'd,nE o. hroten par" OF ',on. rs
IAHng Of evrytaing; Jaooh. ho'"V
"'' ''''' "'"'
Irrp wANTEn- MALE 81
,...,..,.,., '.','
~ cams i9t gtAIr' TrnN' ~
- ,' per day standard fH'''E 60"
,'',,.''. ',''' ,-.,..
NI'p "o Gonf MghL''e'utA. 1tn..tI
men, must h" good designer ao' del-lt
,,n, i,,,' ',,l. ",' "vyT,,i,Ss t,I, ,,v,nr .re
,,%,r,,'''. ,,i .,r,,y a,,.l,.d ,fd~s.s
, smith Rn royiu ( Srr,c- Architects.
gua Parkinson Rlds. Ukmulgec Okla
,grN1. ~, go, ,.,L. ,-,,, e. 20 sq0
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Live srocK ANn qrn1cLrs M

FOR SALE-One jersey COW cheap o-.
mile east from Levi, avenue or oiar.
trail. aud ono quarter mile ror,f
FOR SALE Three gifts vii h--aa ,,oa
one lpuroc male. nine pigs lA. .nAsy
eASfN0f Peoria
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES
oFrIcG sroRE EQulpMENr
SEEDS. PLANTS. rERrILIzERs 8

STRONG hardy ,ves, potato psa's "a
Hal Porto REQ pumpk0n 1an f'.s'
ySm southern Queen. p'ss"i
sl55 1000 50. BY sKprasE
5000 or ove~ 81 40. 10 0cC or over ,,
0o0 or or,r t2 10 VT, tr sIrh
priecS on larger quantities I-ous' ~,
,cc nu court careful pars a.''''
Plant Co. Crys'aI CITY 1sD'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
WANTED LIVE STOCK

WANTED TO BuN-Angora ..fs, must
not be over e. week. Old TNo., u..ta
7po7 or Addrcss Mayb,Ne Apt ~
IlG South E'vood
WANTED To buy team OF horses or
mules. must be good ones. Phone 'fs.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE Five room, Of good h-ru-s
$500 gau rent house fr g." sr..c.l
for two hmih's two blocks ot rv,taf
Nee Phone 1884