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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-31
MRS. PHOEBE LINCOLN,

MRS. PHOEBE LINCOLN,
Specialist
Superfirous Hair, Moles, Warts,
Broken Veins, Lime Balls, and other
facial blemishes permanently remoV'
ed by electricity. Best OF References.
COS River ST., Decoran
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-31
BOICE a. HOOK,
w. NJ. STRAND,
K. w. CUTTING,

Attorney at Law
Office over Bromley C Co.'S. Shoe
Store. Speciality: Good work at rea'
sonable prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

tho home property. The disburse-
mcns amounted 10 I5,90j.s9 OF
which, Sl.o3550 was spent for the
building, t226.3S for clothing, books.
etc. for the boys. f2,Oi6s5 for furni-
turc and equipment, SAI.lO Tor gas
1876 for insurance; fJ6.2t for
lights; 863sO for medical attention
for the boys. &75.SS for miscellaneous
expense: S77l6i for provisions and
groceries, 1850 for salaries; $3.50
Tor telephones, and $40 for water
There was balance Of 353l,i6 in
the treasury
W. T. stuhl. acting president, es-
Inmates that the home will need Sc
$500 for operating expenses dur
ing the second six months period.
Incouts from the boys who pay
board will amount TO approximately
$1,000 leaving s5,ll5.0O to be raised
by contributions, The home IL now
taking care Of II homeless boys the
most OF whom are employed ana
deyoting half OF their salaries to the
support OF the home. These boys
are not only being well housed and
well fed, but they are being trained
and educated like young gentlemen.
Tho business men who were present
last night expressed themselves as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no tss suffering from the
srtu. agony OF lans sAck Don't sat
III II passes Of. - only ,oues sack.
Fihc the cause and stop L Diseased
conditions - Kidneys are usually bdi'
chted by t,iH .sme backs Lad 2ther
vr.uchlng pains, which are natures Ns'
uhls for help!
Here's the remedy. When you tee,
the first twinyes Of pain or expert.
ence any ct these symptoms, Get buu
OF once. Co TO your druggist and &c:
box OF the pure, original GOLD
MEDAL HAarlem Oh Capsules, I'm
ported fresh every month from the
laboratories n Haarlem, Holland.
Peasant and easy TO take. they instant
ly attack ,hs poisonous gerns clogging
your system and bring quick rsGet
For over two hundred ytArs they
have been helping ;he sick. Why rot
try themI Sold everywhere ty re.
liable druggists In scaled PACKAGE
Three sites Money back II they 10
not help you. Ask for GOLD
MEDAL" and he sure the name
GOLD MEDAL" is on the box.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
DAIRYMEN ANXIOUS
FOR INSPECTION
,.Ls Co.opcrntiun OF CITY OfhcnlS
tn Bring Government Man here
for the Work.

II was decided at "A meeting OF ih'
1airymcu ,n the office Of J , Ma
lone. county farm demonstration
rrout. In the court hougo last night
to ask the city Of Tulsa to cooperate
with them in tho work and expense
OF making a critical sanitary inspe'
uun ut the dairieA that supply TuIsA
" ia milk An expert can he Oh
iniucd from the governments and tn'
only cost will be the expense or lh'
men making the survey
Another meeting OF tho dhlrymeh
will bc held at the same place on
March Ia. at which tim" II j. thild b
roas dairy spcCiollst from the United
States extension bureau. Will hc pres
out to confer on plans for making
m TX test Of dairy cows In this dis
tdict with view OF wedding out IN"
cows that are deficient either IN
quality or quantity Of their mix
H. Il. Graham Of tho Tulsa County
Free Fair association was present
and said that the far association
wanted the cows that showed up best
IN this iest 10 bc exhibited nt the
fair and that prizes would bo award
ed them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

Tulsa's delegation to the LcnGlo
for Peace congrcss at 81 Loils,
which conVepes today for two day
session. left last night over the t'ris-
go, Most win return to the city
Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
COURT IS ASKED TO
QUASH INDICTMENT
Counsel for kricgcr, Alleged Dynn'
mitcr. says Client ,Nasn'i Given
Counsel nt Preliminary.
COURT TO DECIDE TODAY
Judge Cole VIII Pass on Motion
This AftcrnoOn--Triai of Case
Was set for Tuesday.

Arguing motion 10 auash the
amended Information filed In the dis
triUt court against Charles John
krlcErr charging him with dyuh-
mIliug the Edgar i pew home In
October, 1911. the entire day Mon
day was consumed by T. II MOOge
of Chicago. kricgCr's counsel In
presenting authorities 10 Judge Red
mond ;. cole In support OF his mo-
tiun and answering the argument of
Assistant County Attorney J. q.
Thom pson against the Motion, Judge
Cole viii pass on the motion at l:lb
this afternoon,
krIegcr's counsel contends that
the accused WAS not properly ad-
viscd of his rights TO have IA lawyer
mt the preliminary hearing In his
case. which was held on November
30, 1918, before Justice John j.
Slack. The transcript in the case
is silent ~ to whether or not the
magistrate did NO advise the de
fendant. hu, when placed on tho
stand yesterday Judge Slack testified
that he ala inform Kricger that he
had a right 10 hc represented by
counsel and offered TO appoint one
for him, Others present at tho pre-
llmlnnry hearing corroborated the
Judge In this,
Kricger testified that he was not
Informed OF his rights In the matter,
other reasons are urged for quashlng
the Information. but are ~ less
consequence than the constitutional
right of being represented by counsel
nt all stages OF the trial OF Grim
lnnl case.
Attorney Thompson believes the
court will find as matter OF fact
that the defendant had been APP
praised OF hts rights and that he
had waived this right by saying that
no would 10 on with the hearing In
the absence OF his attorney II tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
MAJOR ROONEY GRABS MAN
WHO WAS TAKING A TIRE

Mai. l.. ]. +. Rooney, former com
mandcr OF the Tulsa county home
guards, saw "A man taking TIRE
from the rear Of nm automobile near
the Corner OF Flfth and Boston
Monday. lie grabbed the man and
the tire and took them TO the po-
lice station. There were large
number OF people on the street near
the automobile but no one seemed
TO see the man taking the tire until
after Major Rooney grabbed him.
The machine belonged to w. X.
Guiberson, local oil man.
After the man was taken to the
police station and questioned, he
stated that he WAS an automobile re-
pjsr man and was taking the tire
to the shop to have It repaired An
examination of the tire showed that
IL was practically new and accord
Ing to the owner he had made no ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
WAR HERO COMING
FOR VICTORY WEEK
Sergeant McDonongh, Ghs~cd and
wounded, Win have Direction
Of sham RnitIc n Exhibit

Word was received to-day Nv mo
ofrlrrsg. lu charge ~ th" NrruuII
war Exposition ana victory Week
celebration whIrh opens at Third
and EIpln streets nest Monday night
for six dnvH. that Sergeant Martin
McDonouph who waH detailed hero
with the National war Exposition.
will arrive here Wednesday 10 take"
up his duties
Sergeant N,Duuuurh was on mo
battle front IN Europe for A"N'u
months out of h'suolght and "a huif
months overseas Ilc was twice"
gasacd once with mustard EuH, and
severely burned about the face neck
and shoulders Ilo was later wound
ed In the thlgh by machine gun
lecture In behalf uf the united war
workers recent campaign Tor funds
MrDunOugh WuH through thc bat
tie of Sicspercy. Hf'cr which ih'
spectncle at the National War LN'
position Is patterned aud therefore.
has first hand knowledge ~ the
work. m will hayc charge ~ ih"
arrangement ~ the scenery and
spectacle and viii lead the attacking
forces "over the iop'
The booths and display OF the local
merchants, which VIII bc arranged
on Fourth street. between Flgin nW
Frankfort, will be erected Thursday
In order not 10 block the traffic on
this street any earlier than is ncceH-
snry. Many OF the merchants have
tnken booth space ana are Rrrnug-
ing elaborate displays Of thoir wares
for the visitors In Tulsa next week.
The trenches are at present IN
course OF constructlon on the expo
siton grounds ana as many dis
charged soldiers as Oan be found are
being employed In this work, ns It
In essential that they ho' In shape
for the rehearsal Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
BOYS AND PATRONS
MEET AT THE HOME
Financial Report for the First sax
Months Of Operation IL Read
By the Secretary.

was big nlghtfor the boys and
Tor their hcncfactors at the Tulsa
Boarding Home for boys. 7l2 south
Boston avenue. Monday night. for
the directors combined theIr semil
anuau meeting with IA reception for
the youngsters. Many OF the prom
mont businoss men who are support
Ing the institution brought their
wives who assisted the matron, Mrs
Minnie Mason. In serving refresh
mcnts.
Secretary BuChner'H report for the
first six month period OF the opera
ton OF the home showed that the
receipts amounted TO t6,337T5, Of
which s. 10000 was contributed.
Ia09 30 received for board from boys
and {3S.25 as rent for garage on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
CURRAN FAV0RS THE
'ARkY' RIVER WATER
Tells section ~ TnNpnycrs League
Tint II II only Feasible Source
for city.
SAYS IT'S MERELY SALTY
tity Plans MANY improvements Ia
system and win Begin Work
un New Mains Soon. lie Says.

Iu'n need not osNoot to get water
from nuy n'hur souTrc than The Ar.
htuHbH river Tor u5 least two years.
T. E IuTTlu city water commits.
uuu,r. told the 20 members Of the
Tu,uHNcrH league. which mot lt the
uuur'huus" last night II would take
lhu' long lU build dam yt Shell
rr',t or 10 luy main tu Spnvuaw.
ho npid. and for that reason hr was
strong Tor improving Tho river plant
There is plenty Ot water In the
river and Wa h1yc made 10 as pure
na % can hc made Mr Curruu said.
lh' only objection TO II is the salt
ana there rs no way 20 get that out
ri The water. would like To rhuyo
more pHlHtIhle water. but the expert
who was brought hero TO find u bet
ter supply has not made report
Many Improvements rlnnpcd
when June comes we win have
two new boilers ana u now 100 foot
uokcsthCk, which Will enable US TO
Burn coal ana save something on
the 5, ,20O-0- month gns bills that We
have been having" snld Mr. Curran.
"Wo viii have an 5000. 900 gallon
pump, an intake aud now flow line
and tomorrow We open bids on n
new 10000 pump which cannot
be installed until next fan.
Government restrictions on ma
tcrlil," MIR Curran said. have de-
nycd improvements hat now these
have been lIftod and we arc going
ahead with tho laying OF mnius
where they nre most needed In th"
city IL Is our plan to have mains
two blocks apart all over Tulsa
within 10 days We viii begin laying
n 20-lnch line 20 Kendall"
Preceding the statement by Mr..
Currnn. President Brady called upon
JAMES J.. Mallott, a returned solyNr,
who stated that while he was away
at an army camp the. attorneys for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

well pleased with the first half year
experiment and with the results as
shown In the changes in the boys,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

rangements with anyone to have anv
tires fixed.
Major Rooney lost several mart.
Off his machine last week and bs
said that he had his eyes open o.,
all suspicious characters Yrnur.
automobiles and would uid tho nni
lice every time he thought he saw :.
thief, The man is being held Al,
the police station awaiting inyestlra.
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

the paving company had forced his
wife 10 pay collection fee ~ wv y
on delinquent paving tax ohaI S'
pf ti3.53, which ~ dld not Know
stood against the proporty' me rec
Was collected, he said, bE JSnh
Ilnver of he firm of Randolph.
tl1ycr A Shlrk
Tho league adopted rcHpiuup.
rrsoutlnR the statement ot Mayor -
II Hubbard that ,h" body was com
posed ~ delinquent taNpay'rS an"
suggesting that II should h' 50
r1uod Tho resolution charges mat
III. rlayor himself has paid no inA''
on rrnI rntntc In Tulsa county IA
TWO years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
NEW CAL0MEL IS
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Caio-
tabs, the Purified CaIomeh
That Is Safe and Nausea
less.

Doctor, are warning the pahle 'NA o',on
pie colda And mild cases Of inhneut, .orr.
lead 10 pneumonia and other feg'ioG", ,,bou'a
plicatlous They say that every COZ he
uy,, stcn in The treatment Is to m IT,.
sure ,hst the liver Is active. Yer hm p,,
pose % Calotabs. the perfected, n'ai',iI III
sslomei that is freed FROM dSnser ,yr,s.
vslion. is tho sursst, best and nS"'
one Calstsb at bed time with 80.
OF wstet--thst's all, no salh, no Jivs,
no danger and no upscttins OF 'ne sol
,ion and sppsute Nssi motut ,,itS, .nd yos
are feeling fine with = hearty APpe'''
FOR your protection, cslotsb, aI' pris.
only in original sealed PacAases, s's,,r " -ui
thirty five cents All druggists teoo' - =.
md Guarantee CalotAb. by otering ~
iund the the price II yoa are noi af4'
silh tbem.--Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
pnienis Grnntcd Oklnllnmnn.

WorId \ WAshlnglOn HnTeAu,
WASHINGTON. II. c.. Feb. ~
The following patents have recantl,
been granted to OklahomanA. no
patent office today announced:
Henry r. Burkey. Tulsa, eIectrlr.
fish stop.
Albert r. Fritsche. Hobart bale.
tie buckle. ag
Leo H. +. Rooney. Tulsa, cNnan.
sion pipe sleeve.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25

state would preserve IA" record by
taking tho testimony in shorthand,
which was done
Tho ease H. get Tor trial this morn.
ing ana II the motion IE oH'rruI"d
the jury viii bee lmpln,lod Hud ih'
trinl Of krioror win proceed when
Judge Coles decision Is given.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-25
Mrs. Could Dies nj Age OF ~

Mrs Adelaide Gould, mother of
Mrs. jeanette Hobbs OF the As,or
hotel. died at the hotel MONDAY
morning, She was IS years old. IN.
neral services will be held al the
hotel at 2:30 this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
STELLA MAYHEM .
MAKES HER FIRST
VISIT TO TULSA
One Of Vaudevillc's Most Fa,
nous Women Mt Empress
Tomorrow.

Tulsn's vaudeville lovers arc
eagerly awaiting tho new hiil ~ I'M"
Tmnr,ss tomorrow. which brings
tho world famous oowodi"uuc. S'oilt
Mayhcy. FOR her first visit 60 this
city.
Misa Nnlh"w com"s hpul1rl ~
viudsyil-..- Tr'utc4t woman person
Rlity She n called ln New Nort.
chicago and the larger cities whore
she nppotre every season "iho niu
shine uf completeness she i7 70
woman who hna mad" tho world
brighter. happier and better fpr Fhr
fairly ridiHtca good cheer pud her
brand ~ huwnr IN infectious md
contagious Not ~ laugh with Sirlp
Mnyhcw II 10 confess ono.H ar'f o.
chronic Crouch beyond redemption,
Miss Mayhrw was fpr several
years the bright and aiming altar ~
many famous musical comedies bat
tho growth ~ vaudeville ana iH
tempting Offers CbuHod her TO dc
sort musical comedy aud for some
time she has been IA" Joyous head
l'nVr on the hlrReW vaudeville hills
IN tho more Important cities zig,
She ~ of such onlIbro that abe
was choren from among All iho
noted artists Of the hlE -iimr Ia open
the new Orephpum thonlrr I'm KAN
ras CITY. but when her husband
BILLY Taylor, wna called away 10 war
she cancelled tho engagement Euch
authority does her nnmo cnrrv that
no other nomo IN vaudeville can
outrnnk her on any bin Wherever
she appears. rcgnrdlcm Of comprti-
ton. the name OF stella Mayhem" is
the one that goes Ia the electric
flash over the thrater.
Miss MAYHEM IL tho hlghoEt.
priced vaudeville star Mat ever
visited Tulsa Indeed. thero IL hard
" star In vaudeville who rocolvcs
more money certainly none who
comes nearer earning her money, for
she iH an Irresistible entertainer
on the same hill with Miss NAY
hew at the Empress will be Nno
Eleanor Ball. famous woman violin.
lat, and her brother, Another biz
time attraction and said Ia he the
classical musical act In vaudeville,
These two unusual attractions
make tomorrow nav bill at the
Empress hummer, and one
everybody should Hee ADV,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21


Realed proposals viii be received by the
okshoma State losrd ot Agriculture on or
hriurs ten o'NOck A NJ Iuhe 2nd, 1919.
in the office Of H., Board At tho state Cap
itol building Oklahoma Ciiy, otlahoml. Tor
the furnishing Of maietial and labor 70
qultrd for tho inBtallAiton Of the heating
sysiomA and plumbing work In the hciehr"
Han Hntldtng aud the Afnofy and Gym
nNslum HuildiHg being erected ON The cam
put ~ tho OklAhOma Agricultural And Ne
chAuirsl College At pAiiIlwAter. OhlahomA tn
accordance with drawing and specifications
~ prrpsrcd bv y W Radhch. Architect
Department Of Architecture Oklahoma Agfi.
cultural and Mechanical College saltwater.
Oklahons
Copies Of the plans specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained from tho
Architect upon payment Of = deposit OF
NS O0l Five Dollars
Proposals must be accompanied by cer.
Titled rhrck ~ the sum 81 lCt ~ bid. made
payable 20 the stAte Nosti ~ Agriculture
and must bs enclosed In scaled envelopes su.
dorsai Proposal Tor ileatiHg and Plumb.
inr oi Science Hall building and Proposal
for lleatinE and rluAbiug ~ Artnoty and
Gymnasium building and directed to the
Oklahoma State board of Agriculture, bids
10 be separate Tor each building.
- Ths right 10 resrved 10 .slect any or all
bids II II Ia deemed 70 ths Interest Of the
board 10 do 30.
NJ direction Of yhs State Bostd OF AGri
culture.
Dated: May = 1919
J. A. WHlTEHrNST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
Best Home Treatment
for All Hairy Growths
,The Modern neauty)

Every woman should have n small
package of dointone handy, for lts
timely Use will keep the skin free
from beauty y-mnrrinE hairy grOwtha,
To remove hair or fuGE, make "a thick
ynste with some OF tho powdered
delatone and water. Apply to hairy
surface and after 2 or 2 minutes rub
of, wash the aktn and II will bo free
from hair or blemlnh. To avoid dis-
appointment, be sure you get real
delatonc ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Loaf AND FOUND

fOUNn-in The main bsnsing room Of
the Exchange National small necklace
with emblem ~ crucinN. Anyone calling
Tor and describing may have tho same.
LOST At TussdAy noon. between Horace
Mann and lt2i south Cheyenn rhild's
black milan hat Nth 4. y navy band
rc"Ard for return Phone 26ps.
LOST Solid gold pencil. engraved G q
Armstrong, Return to All Daniel bldg
Liberal reward
LOST large brown and whIts spotted
bird dog pointer liberal reward. 4ul
South fgiu iaopR
toHr--rNir ot trousers, somewhere between
Right Way laundry and College avenue.
PhoHr 1000 and ask for Matthews
boST--One United states baby idrrtiilca,
tion TAG marked Albert II Goodnight
il.i6p1, i2217. T.. = n finger print
oo haek 81 tax Phone OH for rcward
Lost Annday night At Fmprcs. black
fiat purse, l2o In Bills, side pocket. also
sold chain ard hair r,ns VIII finder
please call Ethel Hannah. Phone 6s5li
Reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
WANT AIDS

Telephone your want ais TO The Tulss
World when II 10 more oonvenlent for you
to do 80. he sure to give your name, sd
dress and telephone first Always AL thsl
Jour telephone Adyortissment he repeated
back 10 JOu by the person tAkirE Il
All rhatse ads ara due and payable tbs
same day first inssttion Of al appears,
out ~ town, household goads sud htus
tonH wanted ads must be paid In sdvsncs.
decentralization Of adv criisemsnts not
permitted
Al sis nun In both morning and svsnins Q
editions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
How 10 Answer
Blind Classified Ads

In answering blind ada ln these
columns, please ho careful To use
the precise ahdrras given IN tho al
vcrtisomcnt Write the address
plainly Letters brought TO The
world office do not require stamps
AlWnys lncloso your answers In
sealed envelope. In replying 10 ad-
yrrliscmonts whore references are
asked FOR, do not send tho original
references Send copies OF them
only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
LEGAL.
NOTICE og HrrcAL suARlnohDfRs,
nEIIINu

NOTICE or HrFClNL sUARl HOLDERS
MElIINu
To the shAfoh0li,rs ~ tho Frrhangs Ma
tional Nauk Of Tulss uklslnma
NOTICE. IL hereby Ei,cp that Special
. Meeting of the Shareholders of no y,
change NstouAl Bank ~ lulA Oklahoma.
day ~ June, 1910, Tor tho purpose Of con.
sidrfiug snd voting upon proposition 20
increase tho Cnpital Stock Of said Bsns
from one Million Dollars To Ons Million.
1~o Hundred and fihy Thousand Dollars
and Tor tho transaction 81 any aud all such
cthet business and msiters a. may bs nvcrs
cary or proper 10 be considered In cnnnoe
tion wits said proposition for such Increase
81 sAid Capital stock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
\ BOARD AND ROOMS

ro'r 'rn r"''''0 Y
''|FJ 4,s ,r.'a. 'a, ,.,,,, l,a., pssr. ., eos,
Ln'4l. "a ta.rraH todat -pnday D..
t~ren the b,,as4r. AIT "u,fT Okh.
Y der return go 80 %"rin Cincinnati
IAod r're,v" Nr'',l rsSntj Ir phons sb5'.
fN,lYFp oH ru.Fs from shamrock. +.
.tg tutro l.H'r,' rev ard Tor aoy ~.
ttn"u"n IN'.s 5' ehauruca Os'A
LnSl< Male t,rrv ia. boston t,rler,
White VfsAst A.Sr stripe on fAre. white
"n tn'N tr~S ~ fai4fEti lIl1 south
Carson Phone $3.50
bfI WNI, RUi black hound puppy be.
IL cen iIlaa and ,stoua reward Tor r".
'urn io South Nh,s..ng or phone a33l.
PURELY PERSONAL 3
MRS TtCkfE'e course IN cultured
0an'lHg tptlaI rhlrg method unrs.
LrNrd FOG foundation work nat Is shat
f't's A. ,ir,.rHt dfr.,r. ,a.as ia.
b" r-i'nta .'ron'. Promo tIHn h'rY
body dances EHs lu cultured wag
Your best opportunity Tor such cultured
WASTED 90 .,rr 'oy orc or two rhl.
drsu t0m u.ri0t lo wears oi age
NIdrs'. lo' uvl r,rr Nur1
LADIES When IohfoI n.e Compound
IaUEE Irr,ruyg and Cotton Root Puts
A~aNs dlps.f,n'r mover d,,appolUt.
double strength mailed .. p'.n Nfap.
per- A ,"aurhrrfy. unr a'i 90
BrEcIAI EoTicEa .
PNRNurST NNrrBSirY HOSPITAL.
for confinement private. prize, res'o0.
.ir .aopea &a,"' "'f, 10, 5%5. ,"' G"'l lI, G'''a'
long t'lt tnt TsouiJ seyuh street
hausas l.Ir. NO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-21
NoTicn or BoNp sALn.

Tulsa County Oklahoma
Tulsa county OklAhomsA will On the
aoth dsy Of June, 1919. At O'Clock .. M,
At the County Clerks office lul the ctti Of
Tul.s otter for sale County Road BondA
IN tho sum ofs4sau 600.
One iwentioth Of tho bonds will mature
each war, the series ot bonds, Amounting
TO sSA00oe bgEHnihg 1899 aud ending
lpI1, tnclusiNs
I Sald bonds have hecn approved by tho
Slate houd Commissioners ~ Oklahoma
also by story, Thorndykc, Palmer \ nodgs
Of Boston Mass
4 cetuitsd check In tho sum Of 10 per
cent on some hank In the state 81 OKLA
homA as guarantee To- faithful perform
ance, must accompany ta.h BID
Tho right - reserved 10 reject any and
all bids
LEWIS CLINE
County tirtk
NOTICE TO aruCkuuLpEks
The stock holders Of The OhlahomA
Natural uas Company are hereby notified
that there will bc meeting OF tho stock
holders ot the company at It's office In
Tulsa oklahoms on Saturday, May "a.