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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
PERSONAL PROPERTY

fbh NNbf ketugcrAlor and mahogany II
hr"ry table Room Wilson Blds.. cor.
Second and Detroit
SMALL refrigerator used one season
4o5A s Houston
PARTIES leaving city. rooms Of furni
lurr, on q. L 7 car line reasonable
l02t S. Forest
ONE BED. complete, So cook .tavo, o.
dtrth"t ~ couch. 81. sanitary cot o. B.
Table ", ceptcr table, 81 cabinet 81,
t"o rugS 81 each, several kmAller sr.
ucles Phone 467o.2oIs.t
ONE mahogany library table, upright
piano, mahogany case. / brass hed rOni
plctc. l mahogany divan Phone b2sI Il
NEW singer sowing machine. Q month,
".d party going away $50 cash ijig
last burnett. TulsA Okla
FOR SALE Kitchen gas range. has four
burners. two ovens, enamel sp'Ashrr, in
excellent condition Apt. No O. gI9 "
Ninth. Phone s5si
BARGAIN Nc~ Queen Anne fumed oak
dining room set table chairs. china
'.osoi, rug Phone sJl3.
HERNCk rofrtgorAtor capactt, I5 pound,
good condition. no dealers Phone s3gi
FOR SALE Pneumatic dren form. cup
board, library table, bed springs Phone
MILLER $ second hand store needs more
goods VIII pay more than any dealer
10 Tulsa Phone u.s. lo61
fJRNlrl RE- for sale I2o North May
WANTED second hand good. ", buy
anything and sell everything Don't sei
unu, you cal o5lt Diamond Furniture
MATTRESSES RENOVATED And r.eor
cred returned homo the same day Phons
tii9. sanitary Mattress Co
~ nhRGAr% TO QUICK BUYER.
rooms high grade furniture prartira0y new
WI eel altogether or separatr.y See
owner lo' " LunN ~
MUSICAL TNsTRUMENrs 81
roR s'lE one plSy'r p,aoo. t2,5 Phone
FOR HtNr OR SALE Piano In good con
dln"n Phone 5sgG
ilIHu GRADE rsno to trade Tor ytetron
Ih"rr l'tJ what you have. Miller Fur
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES osI
NIT 80, star Drilling Machine. for sac
! OR 0NLI--tamited number a5 200 barr,l
."rN tanks So 600 each Address H.,
rvs ..rr World
MACHINE slInP WORK WANrEp
MIDWEST MFG co
III Frffy ST. ~ Louis No
We design and Manufacture special mschir /
erv I'gv tools and raugrs $50 do r1peri. /
mental work. hardening srd hs,t trratirF f.
ha'u'Aelnriug In large or small ausuliucs
Accurate woTk quirk deliver send speri. .
h''''oos Or blue rr,nua tor estimate ,
fuR -Nlr or RENT II and Saw
hE ~Hih7sn Air Compressor. complete.
concrete m'5rr mofH' mixer hoist, cu
N..HH -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

ONE THOUSAND ACRES for well !
nave - block ~ acreage IN BuIcr county
hahNAN. which I wish to have tested tins
Fprng for oil and ga Nunld ho WlI-
lnE ~ give . 900 sore, Tor a test well
Ih's acreage ls in good territory aud has
h"' been condemned hy dry holes An
especially good opportunity ior stock
company Do Interested aud IN position
Z" begin operations AZ once write or wire.
Harvey J. ioUErr. ~ Dorado Kan.
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800 ACRES, good Atm land clay 60
northeast ArksnsaN joining Missouri line
two ihirdS 81 it river bottom ~. acre,
IN cultivation good sin room house
large hh'ua. . tenant houses, miles
~ woven wire 'nu,c. , wells I clstrru ..
90 acres an clover and timothy. 9 miles
o' good rAI.r"ad towns, worth 500
per acre price only snt SEQ Palmer,
gll Bliss W1c Phone 1ioG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

x,g< SOS weekly, spare time. wrting I"'
-,,.,..prrS magazines 'AP"rlfh'r N'
...tr, details free. Pros - lndi'h'',
-.I 50 Louis, Nc.
90, Ars u to IS, experience uhn're,'
NJ t-.yd make secret Investigations
,u. a'arics, crpcnSrs American
,or..rn Detective Agency. $3.50, - Louis
,,.-tp Men u learn cotton business
,u, ,orrcspundcnoc school, cotton
-. yBlIo Aud type samples also Fr
| sonrsr Charlotte Cotton school,
,p.fIo,tc y. 9
.,,ryn-Men to take tree schooling IA
.r rew method Of Vulcarifine and 70"
.r, tires. small amount OF mou"y
III gA-t you 10 business for yourself,
male big money and q sob thAt YOU
- not be afraid you viii lose. Takes
..', Two days 10 learn. VII be here
r ra. Oh. lu 81 Ar, " fhe'P''
'..,a agent '2l = THIRD st
w,Nrip-A competent engineer clp"ri.
,...H br ihe operation Of gas engines
r.a Cola storage company
vI,rFu .Fr,tcla-s battery man to
90, gHarre of battery service station
a., vc.hanir.l COMPANY NoWata Okla
,,r. rHs AKNY Recruiting offices At
.,..rI uIy, Tulsa. MuSNosro, chick.
,.l ,.imorr ard Enid
v,>vrg.-, good fire insurance solicitor
t,..t t.IIrs experience. AddfeAA P.Jb,
ar. Daily Word
.vr, ,ND ONFE-Are eligible Tor gov
.-r,g, r.srsshIps, rallNaS mail, post
,u. CU.ipws Internal revenue, census
vr.g. 500 month. Hundreds vacan.
.- yrtts Tor FREQ particulars OF 't'
,r..a,ana j c. Leonard former civil
,,r,.s csAmincr). Equitable building,
poy.,-,1 Don't look for ioh bat prepare
lor good position At tho bigger better,
huu.r Tulsa Business College, 100 has;
Third rbJns l12D
SEEgNFN WANTED-Ons or two high
,.,, Alrzmen. With ears, 10 sell real
.,LIs Atirsrtiyc proposition 10 mo
n,ht marty Csll YSdon Investment %,
aia F-',t Nshonsl Bldg Phone 1853
NrTult ln,rs,mrni Company parucipAt
IA, dividend certificates pay perpetual
vriis sad rnArsntee you loans OF $50
..sh month IN CASE of disability or death
ar AUTOMATICALLY cancel tho advances
,il-r maturity, Liberal contracts 10
tru,,,orthy. canalln Fs!nuuon See MI
Cunnln, room \, Marquette hotci.
BOY sAnIed. neat s7poaraucc. ,t least 10
wears Of Aee l. O. Smith Typewriter
TO-. TnLaA Ola.
WAYTyD-CooL for oil field drilling well
Good wsFca in capsule man, Phone 447
or nquIe 80 Central National Bank
,u Bdr
WANTED Experienced bookkecpor, ono
Win OF pNdncing eNpcrience preferred
references and salary. Address Il .. care
World
HELP FEMALE 80
WRITE rNoioplays. S25 $500 paid anyone
for suitable ideas. experience unnc"cs.
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES a.

or LEASE Tho 81 Of NWN. o. sr' ?
s. r. T. 80 acfcs AdIrcs,
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NrTuAl ln,rs,mcni Company participAt
Inc dividend certificates pay perpetual
vrp'iis Ant rrArsntee you loans OF $50
..rh month in Gaze ot disability or death
an automatically cancel tho advances
,il1- maturity. Liberal contracts to
tru,p,orthy capable Fs!"Iuon See Nj
Cumnins. room h. Marquette hotel
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HELP wANTED-FEMALB

and banking machines The deusud far
exceeds tho supply Our short oofrse ot
training will quality you for this work,
Which is easy, intrrcStinr and profitable
N" "BuTourhs' has taken the drud.
rory And mental strain out Of figure
work FIll Information upon request.
al12i frsi Natiou4l Bldg, Tulsa. Phone
t56I
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 4

EXPERIENCED tvpjst want, straight COPY
work. Eight years experience. Address
r., care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

FOR SALt -gUj South ClnrlnnAu avenus
Nine roems sleeping porch and base
msnt hardwood floors and finish furnace
hest cistcru garage for two cars with
servants quarters This property iI the
same a. new Priced for quick sale
With Immediate possession nlair
Brothers. t25 Unity Bldg Phone 1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
WEARING ArrAREl

IIIrllN ~ rIros uaH Tor second I,nl
clothing shoes hats cl, Phone .Ita.
lilrltsT rRlCtS ror ,rroni hAnn
clothing Shoes and hats rtnuc 7lIr
liln'lFsT rRlCES PAlp for n,coud
hh.i clothing shoes hat, etc. Phone
Sass
SUITS ANp SHOPS Highest pncs, rNil
ior meu.s second hand suits and shoes
nirk Nhrdon Phone Ii
lliHllt"T PRICES Paid Tor men ( second
hand clothing shoes and hats phouc
Hhaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

CIV FOR SALir-No Dstt"- ln..Ir, do,r.
'aNa.i'. business, viii boar s'r.~.r., Dr..
'isauon tor particulars Soc u a..
t'A'"' i'o Robinson Bldg Phone i7yu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
BUsfNEss opPoRrUNITIrs


4 q at 'l25. Ros 25i Rgggs on.
FOR SALF-A going cash grocery no1
meat MARKET. selling from $50 tn sIu0
YER day established 3 years. low rent
40 overhead cIpoutes, money maker
PhoEo 1915
WI would like IN hear from an organigeI
oil company who wish representation i1
this Territory Proposition must stand
rlgid Investigation aud he Shlc to secure
STATE permit IN losa South bakufa or
Nebraska lnwery Rfus Iuyr,twcnt
Brokers, 3osg Trimh!o block. Suogs ,liy.
Iowa
BRANCH manager wAnlcd Tor old "et1h.
NNhcd Chicago concern. We furnish uI
stock Of goods, Advertising matter and
olnin store completely. in good 'orauor.
at At our expense and paS Won $40 4
week salary. in additon TO liberal share
OF lhr profits your store cirut Work
can be started n spare time No iryrtf
mont or prrNioub experience reoc.sasy 10
secure. lhS position n Won are hustler
std want an Opportunity 20 mAsr 8 tHl
10 $4,000 year We WArt YOU and N.N
pay you well from Tho s'ari send me-
yonr application today Levy Mgr.
Department 7i7, Como RdE chicago ll
INCORPORATES your business. syoId part
Sa,".s, GSa,i"9, P,G'1 rr''1G ps0g,y o"
Philip Lawrence. former sssnt,nt srcrc.
larS stat. Huron, S. D. Ave-. NlF.
DO YOU need additional mou.y fa- your
business ~ you 10 give mo flI rar
ilrularS 81 your proposition IS make
specially 81 financing legitimate enter
ptIscs on strictly commission basis !
JackSon, 5p3 20 v Jackson Blvd, o..
cAEo O
MIG makes millionaire. nv book on mig
starts YOU. thousand. ~ guaranteed 'rals
secrets. absolutely reliable. tfrs booa.,'
" Cook. l52l Anna, shreveport La
words ia so mor,h.,t'
- 100 ~ortlics g. so. 90 Is laiIrt.
y. Cope Arencl ST. Ions Mo
DO YOU HAVE MONTY 10 invest' An.
tVcr IN" al as w" ave rss' paving
hnsiness not oil bot ice Address j. a..
core World
} OR SALE FIRST class rlir dong good
hn,'nr-'E bargain n Ak-' NJ once part
,''h. hs.nre" uaym'"t' 10 sgIt Address
l'"' 1'-, sapalpa OAa
the Mu'uM iu,r,tmsnt corpsny's hlsin,,.
~ ~ hhr lou 20 ho,p tourscf WI
r1d'N show '0u how tll1H per m0uiH
invested nov vii CIV" you hludsor"
'.l AZ" annuity m first To-. frar. a.,o
loan your rstair $50 prr mo0in ir -,..|
o' Eraih See Mr tummsns. room HAr.
quTflr h0tel
LIBERTY BONnr
w. " F"Hr. Wi0 pay p,,' market prirc
for Nolr bond,
glg Bliss 1871,
Phone 1850
AVE luR' shl.h--No bette iu.s.r. do.,, , .
''Nhll business, viii boar ,'f.r.r.' i. /
'iSAhon. For pariicuiArs Soc n ~
f'A'h, idp Robinson Bldg Phone i7yu |
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LANDS FOR grain. grass, live stock. homes
ln ozark foothills Write 4 |. NJ.
hnncy, ImOQ-uu, Lawrence county, Ara
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EMPLOYMENT
1rrIr WANTED MALE

y,RN f25 weekly. spare TINE; o,,sr wf.,.S 1o 'S'
'tr,. details free, Pros syndicate,
I-..L. Mn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09

arising by reason thereof, if any,
shall be paid from the City Inn
prOvement Fund, or from any other
fund of said city available for said
purpose.
The contractor who shall make
antee that the same will endure
without need of repair for a period
of five 60 years from the date of
the acceptance Thereof by the City
Council.
Be 1t Further Resolved: That
whenever the contractor who shall
have made said street Improvement
shall have finished and fully COM
pleted, according to contract, all the
above described, and the same shall
have been accepted by the City
Council, said city shall pro-
coed as by law provided to
make said special assessment and
levy for the cost of the improvement
of said streets herein described and
so completed and accepted, and is
assessment certificates therefor. and
shall also issue to said contractor
city warrants, or other debentures,
upon the City improvement Fund, or
other fund available for said pur-
pose, for such an amount, if any, as
should be paid from said fund or
funds for such street and alley i'm
provement SO completed and accept
ed
Dated at Leon, Iowa, this End day
of October 1919
To all of which take due notice
and govern yourselves accordingly.
J. M. GARDNER.
Mayor. Leon, Iowa.
Attest: WILLARD F. STOOkEY, .
City Clerk, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09
paving, not to exceed eight inches in

paving, not to exceed eight inches in
thickness. Combination curb and
gutter to be Of Portland cement,
concrete or gutter to be Of Portland,
cement concrete, asphaltic concrete,
bithulithic or No: ] vitr5fied brick
The City Council to determine the
kind, or kinds of pavement, curbs
and gutter, or cutters, to be used,
for each street or part or section OF
the work, above enumerated.
All OF the aforesaid grading, curb
ing, guttering, and paving, shall! be
done in accordance with the plans
the City Engineer and approved by
the City Council.
Be it Further Resolved. That up
ment, and notice and proceedings
required by law, the entire cost of
said street and alley improvement,
the cost of paving, curbing, and gut
tering. including the cost Of all in
tersections Of streets, and d. alley dhsy
of paving, curbing and guttering,
streets and alleys interesting but
not crossing, shall be assessed by
special assessment against all lots
and parcels of land according to law
and in proportion to the special
D6ucl1LS CUulCTT0u upOu Sdlu pIOpSl-
ty by said improvement and not in
excess thereof. and shall not exceed
twenty-five per cent of the actual
value of the lot or parcel Of land
assessed at the time of the levy and
such special assessment shall be
limited to the amount to be assess
ed against privately owned property,
against all lots and parcels of land
according to area so as to include
one-ha1f of the privately owned prop
erty between the street improved
and the next street whether such
privately owned property abut upon
said street or not, but in no case
shall privately owned property stu
ated more than three hundred 5000
feet from the street so improved be
so assessed. All the foregoing to be
in accordance with the laws of the
State of Iowa governing the same.
The City of Leon. Iowa, to pay
the cost Of extra grading and such
other cost of said street improve
ment, if any, not included in the
foregoing cost to be assessed against
said abutting and adjacent property;
except only, if any portion of said
cost of said street Improvement may
not be lawfully assessed against any
lot or parcel of land, and in case the
special assessment which may be
levied against any. such lot or parcel
of land shall be insufficient to pay
the same, the amount and deficiency
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
OF Consideration for Passage Of Pro-
posed Resolution of Necessity
for Street improvement.
To all Whom it May Concern:

To all Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the City Council of the
City of Leon, Iowa, held at the City
Hall on the End day of October, 1919,
there was introduced and filed with
cessity providing for the improve
ment of certain street of SAID City,
by grading, curbing and paving, the
same.
Notice is further given that said
Resolution of Necessity, by order OF
said City Council, will be considered
for passage by said City Council at a
meeting fixed by said City Council to
Iowa, on the 3rd day Of November,
1919, at $500 o'clock p. M, of said
day, at which time and place the
owner or owners of the property
subject to the special assessment for
the cost of said improvement con-
templated in said Resolution of Ne
cessity, or other persons interested
may appear and make objections, II
any they have, to said contemplated
Improvement and the passage of
said Resolution of Necessity which
Resolution of Necessity is as follows,
to-wit:
Resolution of Necessitv:, :.
Be it Resolved by the City Council
I'll IllS SlJy VI A/OOA, AO"oS VII P~.A
ton filed by the abutting property
owners requesting street improve
ment by paving, and it being deem
ed necessary and advisable to inn
prove by grading, curbing and paw
ing, the part of street within the
corporate limits of the City of Leon,
Iowa. as follows, to-wit:
On Poplar Street, 26 feet wide:
From the south side Of Tenth south
to the south side of 18th. :.
That the foregoing street i'm
proyement shall be made and con
structed Of one or more of the fol-
lowing kind, or kinds, of material,
to-wit:
Bithulitic or Sheet Asphalt, laid
on cement concrete foundation of
not to exceed five inches in thick
ness; Asphaltic concrete wearing
surface. composed of selected hard
stone and the best grade of asphalt
two inches in thickness, and laid on
Portland cement foundation of not
to exceed five inches in thickness.
Number One "a Vitrified brick block
laid on cement concrete foundation
of not to exceed five inches in thick
ness: Standard reinforced concrete
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09

The Mayors monthly report was
placed on file and approved. The
report Of the city clerk was also filed
and approved.
A motion prevailed that a bridge
be built near Geo. Jennings resi-
dence and two bridges repaired, all
in the east and northeast part of the
city. A petition was placed on file
asking for street paving from 10th
to 18th streets.
A Resolution of Necessity provid-.
ing for street paving from the south
side of 10th street to the south side
of 18th street. 26 feet wide. was
unanimously adopted. November 8,
1919, at p. m, was fixed as the
time for hearing objections to said
resolution.
On motion. Council adjourned.
J. NJ. GARDNER, Mayor.
Attest: WILLARD F. STOOKEY,
City Clerk,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09
sloo Reward, 500

Catarrh Is a local disease greatly infiu.
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys.
destroys the foundation Of the disease.
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature in
doing its work. 10000 for any case OF
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists &c. Testimonials free.
=. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09

Attacks on the War Risk Bureau
are popular with Republicans in
Congress, but the soldier can hardly
approve partisan Interference with a
department which has served him so
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09

j. A. Martindale, MATERIAL 1.65
James Lamb, street labor 1900
Geo. Lamb, street labor,-...-.- 1900
J. w. Honnold, Bernard walk 1880
Leon Fire Department,
Schamp fire ................. 1900
Geo. Gravatt, sewer Work 1900
J. NJ. Gardner, salary and
expense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 74.75
VIM. Owens, cemetery labor 26.70
s. Bright, cleaning street,. $50
Crane Company, supplies .... 1915
Crane Company, supplies 1900. 1906
Iowa Southern Utilities Com
pany, city lighting --.-...--.. 1906
Iowa Southern Utilities Com
pany. water for city -. 164.22
Farquhar & Sons, supplies.- 140.4S
Mary F. Farquhar, material. It's
F. j. Honnold, street work. $50
l.. H. Riddle, repairs ----.-. 1.25
Earl Gardner, labor ...--..-..- $50
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-10-09
City Council Proceedings.
City Hall, Leon, Iowa, October 2,

1919.
Council met in regular session as
per adjournment. Mayor Gardner
presiding. Councilmen present: S.
E. Benefiel, Geo. r. Farquhar, c..
Brazelton and w. F. Howell. Min
utes of the last regular session were
read and approved. On motion the
following claims were allowed and
CrHorpd Maid.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
The Lelands Return

General Foreman Leland of the
q. 2. & s. w. and wife returned
from a pleasant trip to the coast
last Saturday. They were
fortunate in catching the last
train No. 2 that came from Los
Angeles before the strike. In
speaking of the Golden State
Mr.. Leland says that he has
visited California many times,
but never before has he witness
ed such a b%ountiful fruit yield as
that produced this year. Their
trip was pleasant to the extreme,
but they are glad to be home
again.
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Abstract Business
Changes Hands

4 transaction Of considerable
interest to the business men Of
Lincoln County and vicinity was
consumated this week when CA.
Perkins and Harry G.. Norman
purchased outright all the cor-
porate stock and property Of the
American Title and Guaranty
Company, the well known alb
stracting business formerly own
ed by Oryille T. Nye and William
r. Osborn. The American Title
and Guaranty Company is the
oldest abstracling concern in
Lincoln County. being incorDor.
ated years ago at Lincoln by Viii
liam r. A. Girker and Peter A.
Schmidt. This corporation has
a complete set Of abstract books
with all TIE records Of lands and
other matters relating to ab.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29

stracts, up 10 date aud in the
proper form.
The new owners of the Amcri-
can Title and Guaranty Co. are
both we'll known young men Of
Lincoln County G. A.. Perkins
who has been elected president
of the new concern is City At
torney for CarrizozO and a mem
Der Of the BarOf Lincoln County.
Harry G.. Norman who has been
elected secretary OF the firm, is
deputy county treasurer and one
of the most popular young bust
ness men in the county, Mr..
Norman will have active charge
of the business and will give his
personal attention % the matters
efectiHg same. This fact win
no doubt mean that the pUblic
will receive prompt and efficient
service. Mr.. w. O. Norman the
we'll known merchant and BUSH
ness man OF CAPTAIN and Lincoln
has been elected Vice-presideni
and 4 director of the corporation.
the uther two directors being Mr..
Perkins and Harry Norman.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
Musical Hawaiians

The quaint melodies Of Hawaiia
may soon be heard ia reality in
Carrimzo. Mr.. F. G. Jeffries
was here the latter part of last
week making arrangements with
manager Geo. Dingwall Of the
Crystal Theatre to introduce a
troupe of Hawaiian singers
next week. One may be able to
hear the sweet strains Of Aloha
Oe" Mauna XII; Fair Hawaiia''
and other familiar music and
singing by real Hawaiians.
Don't forget the dates. Weones-
day and Thursday. Sept. 3, and
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The Stimmels Return

The B. l.. Stimmel family re-
turned from Waitesburg, Wash,
Tuesday after a pleasant visit
with relatives at that place. Roy,
who has been attending school
at Waitesburg for the past year,
accompanied the folks.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
In Eagle Creek Canyon

Mesdames Zeigler, Stewart,
Miss George Lesnett and Allen
Johnson motored up to Eagle
Creek Canyon on Saturday, re-
naming in the canyon until
Tuesday. They say the nights
are getting cold now where the
altitude reaches 5000 feet.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
In Time For Next War

BORN:- AT the town of Ala
nogordo, on the 18th day of
August, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Philips Of Carrizozo, a bouncing
baby boy. lie arrived too late
to take part in the war, but will
be IN line for the next one.
Mother and son are doing finely
and Daddy" is delighted.
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Mrs. Hoover Goes East

Mrs. II. s. Hoover Of Captain
came over Tuesday evening to
take No. 4 for the east where
she will visit her mother in the
city of Philadelphia. Mr.. Hoover
accompanied his wife as far as
Carrizozo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29

q. s. Bostian and wife. who
have been visiting the prehme
family for the last ten days. re.
turned 10 their home ia Emporia
kas Monday.
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On The Bonito

Mrs. u. S. Corn, daughters Ada,
Myrtle, and son Edward, motored
up TO the Bonito Sunday, re.
turning with Miss Robanna, who
had been visiting at that resort
with the Pine family.
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New Or. at Fort stanton

Capt. Frank A. Baily arrived
here Tuesday. passing ON to
Fort stanton where he win at
tend % the wants of tho boys
who are IN need of dental work
az tine Fort