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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
REAL ESTATE


Corner lut lno-fno, front hlrh an =
slightly W.h beautiful shtd" trees uu
both sides Two blocks from
Hroadmoor addition. IN equally good
location Has two excellent fiye.
room modern houses with cistrrr.
on bO.foot corner, the other 90 frci
IL vacant We can make price ON
this property which IN 81 500 less
than you can duplicate the improve.
mruts IN the addition mentioned
YOU can huild q home ON the vacant
lot ANA let the rental from the corner
nay .t out
SWEENEY
3ii Robinson Phone Sass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HouAnA rnR SALE

HOuHtH fbN NNIE ~
Mh'Lt upOt o. ,ou cash vul bandIs
l"v'h iO fcnm house hatd~ood floor,
throughout hs'smen, and furnace -
'ts' afi s"rvanis quarters. lafrr lot
IhHHr -IfI
Nnlitt At real bAfEsip on. ur- i"af
I''W house full lot ouc five room I'D
ts'em'nt eh'ap f,t cash or part .,..
sHi iua " n smot,
\ DANDY SrtCtu nrNGNLuN t.r
ssI" cote Forrest Ave THIS uiiis i've fo"tr
house wI' uleAse you al ~alls AZ in
ha' iys vel oi -st,t aud ,ou car
have ~ Tor ~ ,o' w1th = SD cssh hsl
srre rss, torn, uf,ut Investment 80
a. ltu Nstl rsns bids Phone oH'S
ClillbfNS UFlGIr"
The last f"msining close 900 south Sids hish
rt'H tr'turtrd property iu Tulsa Highest
".'Naliou 'rrsi river Vcs and beet SO.
~ .iN sthiu ~Aktrr distance. no tsIl
ruAht 90 rr"st street rAf sefNIHs within
90" BLOCK iiea lo,AuoU iot h"mr, rria -
low Aud terms oAsF about fu lot. Afssi,
sold si'huut advrfuslrE Oul, lee mufu
~ ne e"si lots Isn it,ttsi sre me fight
eottrs0 agent tuf Robinson BLDG rhor,
ttr 800 wr at H' f~sidrrrs 81 So I
West l~s.fh ~ adloiuius the property
tN,uinu s'irt where ~l have Plat
Ahi pf'.ns Aui -. be- uIshsrd fH thus yuu
81 Sp tone Nost ~ Slotcurakrr liuEht,
south ~ lNr.fl u
luN FNf Nra rtHi room .orfl front
lNd Niti 'oi over slU tnN Uan b" hsd
fpf y 900 'uf ilirk i,sal = 900 mort
Eae~ ran ~ utIi of assuuf - leAlir
hfoots 60 Phones 9~tH Ard fllO
fuR SAB ury prht l'o,ss - he,tt
81 business .osr fH tifh hpn' ',c
roons muirfp luugA.us iil.u ft.U
tash ot ldbcrJ uUris puts ,ou IN pos
session iesus Htoots 90 rhnu- lS't
hntS 50 NNn Tor 5pIlo urft ,'oss
To- new tlN Nsa toul I.. I.r hi.h
,.,'s apartment Soc ra'u,r all lt.s
hlir Phone NI.r
NuRIn Hlui rI,, foor hari~uol
nearly u'" bui.t fUr luW. uUsl &C.,
sut tn stDf rsust,r, lou,, si, u,or,,
'l-sping pofrh tso ft,pAr.s living
to1m On both 'nof. rtrr nanf.. ,',rtfi.
ing io~n Priced iu trO nNuu, tlH'
FuR sNiF Two stor, r.,td,n., located
ON boot street l1 MaU|e Ridge south
front large fnnWs Iafso ,Iu.rs tuf
t.ce garage srtssut quarters. hou.r
v1ll, srf iloofs rhors u-rr' 5000
HatNu NrW slN ROOMS npn.u mod
eru except bath tub - 500 terms
$500 go montl " z uw,. tUt Rnh
inson hds MANY "ihrr h,fsains
~ NuAIoW iiys r"uns nodstn
screened IN poteh fsrsFr eel vai,t
corner lot Two hlorts from Wa,hiutlon
school only " 500 terms t'nu. rash
$50 month " T. us.u. g., Nobntou
hldg Phone So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

WANTED To MY rNs beet r~,idsrr'
h,fgsirs in choice 20 ,tor 81, fo'lo~
uns q onN 10 o. p1u S'lu sli~.. y
luy 2i2 Tras BIDS ic , folrh
~ Pbore ~
WANTED 10 urY from -o tu lt0asre
farm close ir. suitable inf da.f, ~
dts,s -.l West lrsj,
Want FilF or elN RpON Uul ~ lr
Fooi ioesion Have first rAts Nations
ar iuf hfst pHjmtut Genet iufr'tufe
60 Phone rf1
" Yuu Want 10 my or ,rn ssa
hfo~n 2oi Miss Phone is !l.
HANI u'NtK, For rp rrore,'. ard
farm Isnds rah Hp~r. li.D 72li
cot Wtss
WILL ray CNSf. rlr vacant or iu
proved lnh,. property 40 matter ~h.e
II Is located toirr 1fi 60. ia uir
NssItr g.. tnT Noh.rsIr h.iF Phone %
MANTFu 10 MY five of ,, roam
modern rs'i"rre In ~ near az line
tAn nay up io $500 cash sni make
month, "a mrris Give description and
io'suo0 Ndi 1oi esrs 1u'p World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
OWN A HOME

1900 To $1,000 cash puts YOU In
posscssion Of a nice home. Hala nee
you pay monthly Just like rent on
your own home. our list II com
pletr nnd We want you 10 call on
US. Room No. SOS Reeder Hldg ana
tell Ne what you want and who're
you want II and we viii see that
you get what YOU want Phone
1881
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
WANTED nnAL nsrArn

DIRECT rRoN OwNfN Tive ~ ,lY
foom bungalow ou paved sif-t Can
rsy from . 0oo NJ. o. 500 do~r I
must have place bv Ich uiyr l0
cation And price ir frJ letter Address
Hot = "a rare World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

kAsr Slpk Se~ four room p.asistei
! hungs'op well close 10 sehoo' Apd ar
lin" falon f2Oo cash fhe.au So
I nor SPRlNGs Besutn home iocst~i
IN lioi spfings Ara fss Aftss VITA
tested mineral .prns w.,er Mou'd co., g,
sdet hotel 10 Tulsa Call Palmer 2ll
nliss hldr of phone aina
/ CLosF ru WAsuiNVruN sriiuOi Nss
folt room rlsstrred house uAtsf ole
uir.V ine lot sia5O, terms
rhelsn SO
IMMEDIATE roSsrs~IuN HesuufuI 90
room d~s.hns Hardwood toof' trimmed
in ,ei oak living room across trnft 10
And doerIalr, two msri,s ArttuealS
hnilttn fratufrs. .,frA .a,atnb uu frst
floor. basement rti'-n on screen pof
front only o. 600. o. 200 ash d
TWO ROOM not -t SCREENED en- aespha
potrh rhs 49, ,ii, water $500 rssi
hsIsurr raft N..H. Nhor0 t.lsN 70
FRoM siun ru sgsl .Ctst Vs. vrl
build ,ou = rrv TO three o. four room
plsstrrcd hout, toWr art ser ne ln'on
heAly 90 to' Robinson hdg, iboue
52t
NAVY A nR,NnAtW III, room dup'et
house just frish-d hll Nrrd lot close
70 school ard raf line tan gi'o im
mediate po,se,ton o BOT $500 cash.
Au per north tsis' lhonr
4 Goup ru'R ROOM Uur.F VITA
sleeping porch .uf.rr lot good vol 81
water llork ~ % 4 T raf Irr . 500
good terms lHiHy .. Phone ..
NnRTn CuNrNSi Nj, room moirfn
buugalow ui'h tasemrr' rsrsrs .pfn,-
lot - 800. terms i'hohr TI fd~ ,
nsfrstt 2ot rI- tis
sOt ru NpoNltr. Ionftonu house
fine lot wth ffUi pa.nr hI pad out
o. OHu cash la.afr. g.. muthl Price
tIiun phors D. of q.
o. ouo CNsu rNNNtNr N.rr"
monthly lu,t hrr. i've room hungal'N.
uautsl ,,tuIHs r1r.h tr..tg' HopW,
basement ura. UNr,tr uf1 Nrl'Ih
rtic q. 1nH Phone DIV , Bar
ret
FuR SNLE SnA la'wrni Hu.t i've r"oni
modern house a.l Doc .'Uft IH llofars
Mann ,r1oo. Phone .'H or .-l2
ruf tn UueToS Rest biloxi on ihs street.
How ifor o~rst rhssp live room hnn
r.iew almost rrv fH' trr Ini irrfsrs
laun OAK floors hritI features rood
isrmN Phone iNii
ak ROOM WJNGAIuW uasemsut -is
torn. rarsrr south sffe ffice w. 600
llsf ssst phore i72 e2i'
o. OoO rAsil or ats lot some s'h In
psymsnt ~ seven room modern house i
Price $1,000. Wv hAfeit 2oi h.'t'
hldr
sSor CNsH r,ANfNr uI'.. ,..ss room !
house f. foot lot ihtt site irrs /
81 700 Phone 50. ID D. bIren
goa Bist bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FURNISHED

HOUSES FURNISHED q,
fvk kfNT IS, room buugslo~ ell buit
in features N you buy slhU ~ufth ~
nov Mrriture ~ pil. lease house fut
rishei 10 tssfons sihle psftI for t6o pet
mouth 1his house s iust or- block
from n~~ Catholic church aud hoal ND
two blo,Lt tom Liusou public school
and on intefurhsu a. line Get 90 At
home ard oi ~ ~AuhlpA hetirt hufft
tiis viii rot issi long Otcu't lnvssi
mrpt Go it firt Natl hauk bdg
Phone tHTN
ll3i SOUTH CINCINNATI
Eirht-room house complete and
modern IA every respect. hot air
furnace, hard wood floors. laNatory
upstairs ana down. newly decorated
spac Gus closet room. all huilt-iu
features and garage with servants
quarters, tu person buying furniture
only IN use two monthB Hhun" 1895.
fpR RtNr \ scod n,n' roon hsuss iou-
tooms futn.fri 'of light housrt replus
400 y Ma,h''le 80 per montl Soc
fo' confectionery \ Main ot csl Mi
ron RENT Nicrl, furnished i've room
modern bungaio- With ssfage, IN ttosb,o
llriEhts g., per month kdN nsf
trtt Phone So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

MORNtNGslDr--si -si1 non. eight room two
storl home. complete In ovefy nNtirulsr
Some tstma Tor auck sale Onf owner.
phone si6s.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

acres as acres in ~htAt al goes sl-
600 worth ~ Improvement, together
~i'h - head Of horses and mules. go
h'sd of cAtua and oil tinds of h'n
marhtnefy 800 pef asrr Will h,nd'r
n you want real Investment And orr
81 tho best sections with hsst iWr'Uve
mrnts IN Kansas SOC this NIght ~.
rrpi An 4u ~ leo iH trade Ari uuics
Z .-LnnI NmnL-nsAam LAn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Housrs ron SALE

FOR sAix ny OwNrR five room, ana
sleeping potrh bungalow one hai tnh
balance on time Phone TofG .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
LOTS ron sAI.B

so roOr FAST FRONT IoI Nsp.e Ridge
section ~ 500 Phone i72 22ip
CLOsFiN Tors Hest huy in cts, $500
"a $3.50 Term Phone lt9u 727l
NACANr TOT Choice east front On y
t'~eod on pavement only 'lu 'u John
J. hraueh 4 Co. lll fInt Nsi t.dg
Phone ttps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

nv hEs1 nARGNlN ln ut.urt ,iiI
tion fout tpom house barn I'D Topi
well of water Tor a. 500 s..o ono tNo
snd "hAf acre tact Tor ss.e and one
ba,t0n lacyclr. almost urs rhone
#Huu ik
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE 3

WNe1ilTA ROTTOM LAND f,cry foo,
" u i25 Aftes IN taddo county. Que.
half mils from Anadatto. the county
seat 600 In cultivation 25 10 timber.
300 acre. rhosi fruf foot hog fence
houses and barns ,hundAncs 81 good Va
trr This Ia tho very hest ~ carn And
alfalfa lsnd Prize tiOf per scre Let
NJ send yon plat NJ this ono hat
elh vii handle Courtney Drake
Araiafto OKLA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
cilEcK WRITER'S

,,sr,.,. .l.h ritCk WRITERS 80.
'.t., N.H, So IN Nnll loN -
y,.hf t dividend Voucher Mod
a, .. monogram 'nFfavoi. %
go, m'i, li,nt insutsnce iof
80 tt. sFtH rA.h machine y
80. N... Ia Sallo Hotel Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

bOSTON s. siI tor 49, or trade
Ownsr AZ 90 y Cincinnati
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
nrpsnNAI. PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
on MACHINERY surrLiEs o,
,Iu,Np nniI ERs tor sac r-o
~ .,h q u.ud.t. 80 odtic 100
co. - .rr.,ufs t~o 12ilh. i25 p
Il tssufs, one tHis ''u
49, Ir. 90 74'i' '',h ,s.,,
w.. w., ,,n. 100 SO h . locomo,i,.
u','' ., % 10 a. h y ysrio. "a
~ ..- 10 100 h y TsnsA ,till.
- - l.,rs sir liti,blfE Boiler
90 rttsbuts ksh
orucE STORE EQUIPMENT "a
$40 Sal. tbla,h Eoiaen oas to'
70. 10 p rhnos
ouIcE STORE EQUIPMENT a.
No., t.ul.D MACHINES Do same
900 machiucs only fi2 80
,.,. Phone 1000 Tor dcmon,ita
.DI.lU TNPtWRirtR so . ict
A. t.o blocks south krnda
r.rr.r smith ard M,'oy
,,.f., V ruR sNLT W. have con,d
.,..s .i.tff'l.p hnoirum slightly used.
n,ts, i'Ios' oi cheap W. maze
~. ...f.F M office ot labofsiorl
o."
"'-'
ClUck whiTiNs oiN
usm, n,,..A, ",,SN ME'rtG' W., ala ~, ". ., ,
WA. i p,,isud voucher Mod
80, moi% ' inSs ,o.afsoee ior
o'.. 500. .'n ,'.s s,I'. T''i.or llo,. rSoa,
srrn' PLANTS fhRriiizhss ~
oar q INV ~ n,tir,.n W
N'"
cas- ....'. ,,,rn,s ,,,,s. a.
'' 20. lI.so
Yhi o.., ,.y,., ,,J ,.s,,.,
'..' .,r..,,r ,rd 90, MOI,
- V,t. tols, Tor s,t,lo,
,..f, nh and q, i".I"d wirhi'a
.'r Ksa
's
~ I. I .. ,,,h'.,.' hIn mt
49,. ., 40 y rstrou
49, r'| 'I'FN 'efliiied Minhesots
,... Vhal...!a orl, "I6S
WEARING APPAREL OF
n ItW IUIrI~ IS 'or secondhand clothing
,sa,, s.t fsls Phone iiio
IL, N'rEb Tn pIfS SErnNn-
HAND 'lO IllNt--Nc pay
SO and Xlb Tor mems
I.,,l hand ,u;,, W. h,,
.Coh" ''"''" 'u'''' w puS
d gold ana silver. PhOnc
'''''
rHI'st IN'tS pH'd i1t ,,"roHd hand
u. n- ra'h i"I m.h sohu
,,l '''hhE 'hoe' ana hh" ihoas
mrs .yH sboyS-,,,,s.., o,,s., ,.IS
pi h.''o' rAot. 4" -
MISCELLANEOUS roh sALR sc
"E irt rtoa. '''0' NJ ''' . ''''"''
M WtNufNE wELplNd OUTFIT .
w n,np,@ed ,i,s HGdr." Re-,
- -, ~, ". M"'s
.. ",1I"s W. a:@s'' T"S:s "';'; 20: :or5s s''s;' r
Wins % 'a'' :;.., rS:s. s:s. ss ;s5n 's5- :G7 % :;:
WANTED 70 puy a,
we ---..
ripM NA'''l 70 rent or leAs" sho~
T or '.'',h w ol or mining '""n
wares" h'i Jni. NAe. oth
n PEAL EcTATE EOp DENT
-. ~
s,. ,>',.' ""' h' :"
49,. WV tHn OF Act"'ge =" -
,'.r '@t 'Npr''"f work or painting
'''''t''
ron SALE or EXCHANGE "a
Sanulnn incomo nronor,y.
'''' p'l'itN u
0ne-stOry brick building. bOx
IsA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
APARTMENTS ruRNisnrp


AZ ~ For ,,rt 90 room.
XII, '', 't'i room hardwood floors
t.,. '.'''f's east front bAsem.nt
500 garage rent s-1 p.f
m.,. b'iden ros Daniel hldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

o.. IH"f room house NOT mod
t...' Hc st5 n.f month John
rts... 60. iil Ftst sail. blds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
srroy PLANTS. FERTILIZERS rs

Az SAD t.. hush-., T,hss tel scot
~. A. n. farm ono halt milr vest ui
be-. "a, s.H.. NHuse Z " Nohinsnn
f,g.ttp if .oud tao inrh wapio shade
,art ...H turrord grapes q J..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

,,.f. v rDK SALT W. have cons.i
.,.'. i.tf.r,i.p unoieum slight, used.
I,ios, of cheap WI mAss
W. ...rs hf office ot labofslorJ
,.,f . ST. Mcllfoom, superintendent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
,,rtcG sroRn EQUIPMENT


. ,... .u Ia,H Flden oas tol
M B... good a. rev Phone spNo "
10. % l'lnois
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE
Welsh Nl-McMmlty
} Motor Co.
seventh and Boulder
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

eINf - addition and school Ses
'N'' -ll Miss hIdE Phone 1i0d
FLATS AND APARTMENTS "a
lnlN lsN Four room unmrni.he ID
Fh'r'.i niiyaic hath. "a, and Naier
.'ii'''.' Ari .ssfsF, adults only
".NIFf FfNrN W II Apartment ,or
iouf rooms bath and sie.pinr
l'Nh Phone ,1ta
NhNnN 1915 Fivs rom with hath
,,r lorrh snd aundry With son va
a." f'fas. space can s7pi
MARrMESrs FURNISHED "a
NIN slur room apartment t,,
''i H.,m fsst-d. providing ,co Vii
w.. 'h, 'rufr rary iss,Ins bs
l"' Hr Z" sacrifice. Csll Moore
''H WNl iIyr room apartment nat
-. ilutr for sale teAlonahle
W",, ''''.' Add not J 20. care
)N.FlI N 7os can 5000 "a, ts,.e
a., lIN'm''i NIGEL, furnished. .iuk
49,. .' pantry In Kitchen private en-.
Nv. E'"N $50 uNru rinrisne, sp,,,
~, '.''" '''' elective lsht. cook inT
h,. 'Htnure teN And beautiful
rrort..g HNIHilp AINNIMENr. .
tr,t H. 'NN N. 'ufuliufr tal
~ May hror kmsn
HOUSES ron pyH- >,
hd 'r,4Efss, room b.,i.' ruom' ,.
I ',ntss. east ,,o", ,,..,.r, r""
,.,m ai garage reu, s-5 pef
r,.,. Ridden. sOs Daniel hldg
hp n... ''
,. i""' room house not mod
har.i pei month John
} r,sa. ~ ''. ili Prs, Nsil BLDG
'HRry yr..... ......
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
TO CELEBRATE OR NOT TO GEL
EBRATE-THE QUESTION

To paraphrase the declaration OF
Hamlet, in his famous soliloQuy,
ITO be or not to be" Paris people
will hear it said ITO celebrate or not
to celebrate" This has an especial
reference to the meeting to be held
in the court house tomorrow night
to take the sense Of the people OF
Paris as to the propriety of holding
a celebration of the Glorious Fourth
of July.
Exery person who Is interested In
the movement Is asked to be at thu
court house tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock and to give the workers In
the movement their hearty support
1t is intended to make the celebra-
ton really a warm welcome, or an
official one, to the returned soldiers
and sailors from Bourbon county who
have been overseas and in the camps
throughout the county. They have
been gladly welcomed home by their
friends and relatives, but it had
been suggested by a number of par
triotic citizens that they should be
given an official welcome, made to
feel that Bourbon county was glad
to have them home again. And the
natural conclusion was that the
Fourth of July would be the most APP
propriate day for the event. Shall 1t
be a go or shall it be a fizzle? Let
us hope it will be the former. Attend
the meeting Wednesday night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
PROMINENT CAPITALISTS WANT
TO BUILD NEW HOTEL.

Not only those harbingers of COM
merce, the travelling men, and the
transientS who make Paris often, but
staid old business men have often re-
marked the need of an up-to-date
hotel for Paris. The scheme has been
preached a number of times, and a
number of available sites selected for
the prospective new hosiery, but
nothing came of it.
Five of the wealthiest and most
prominent business men of the city
and the county were at luncheon at
the Stout Cafe yesterday, when after
discussing number of subjects, one
of the number remarked:
Say, men, don't you know I have
been thinking for some time, that
with all the ready money there is in
Paris and Bourbon county, 1t is a
shame that the city hasn't one really
up-to-date hotel? l am going to
make a proposition to you fellows,
and see what will come of it. If we
can secure a suitable site for it let's
get up a big company, not on paper,
but a really sure-enough one, with
the ready money back of them, and
give this old town good hotel. 1t
certainly needs it bad enough. There
is every argument in favor of it, and
as the money would not be hard to
raise at the present time, l propose
that we see what we can do with the
project" And then he went on into
detail, with the result that the other
! four capitalists became enthusiastic
over the matter, and agreed to put
UP a large amount of cash as their
share in the venture. 1t was agreed
that the hostelry should cost not less
than $15O,O00, and that as soon as
the money had been raised and the
site secured the work should begin.
The men who INDUCED in the discus
sion are not given to joking, being
men of good judgment and business
acumen, and it, is probable that at
last a movement may be started that
will result in Paris having modern
hotel that will be an ornament to the
7 town and a money-maker to the pro-
mOters
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT OF
HIGH SCHOOL BANQUET
TEACHER

The beginning of the 1919 COM
mencement events was a banquet
given to popular member of the
High school faculty.
On Tuesday, May 26, from 4:30 to
500, the pupils of the Commercial
Department of the Paris High School
gave a banquet in honor of their
teacher, Miss Flora Ray, head of the
department. The room was beauti-
fully decorated in poppies and white
peonies, carrying out the color
scheme of orange and white. The
table was arranged for forty five
guests, including special friends of
the class, and the High School fac
ulty. Before the guests were seated
Irene Alexander, as a representative
OF the class, presented to Miss Ray,
in a very charming manner, foun-
tain pen as a token of appreciation
of the Class of 10, to which Miss Ray
responded very graciously. During
lunch members of the faculty told
pleasing and interesting stories. At
ter refreshments were served the
guests repaired to the gymnasium
and spent the remaining portion OF
the evening dancing.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE
TWO MEN ARE HURT

While coming from Hutchinson to
Paris about seven o'clock Sunday
night, motorcycle on which VIM.
CHM, of Hutchinson, and VIM. Harp,
of near Paris, were riding, was struck
by an auto driven by English Ander-
son, of near Mt. Sterling Both men
sustained serious injuries.
The motorcycle was coming down
the pike at a fair rate of speed, and
sighting the oncoming machine, drew
as they thought, out of the way. But
it seems that the leeway was not
enough, as the auto crushed into
them, landing fairly on top of the
motorcycle, and dragging it along
the interurban track at that point for
several yards. The men were thrown
off their machine, falling on the in
terurban track some distance away.
Anderson returned to the scene and
assisted in removing the men. Harp
sustained a broken ankle. He was
sent to a Lexington hospital. CHM
was severely bruised and shaken up,
and was removed to his home near
Hutchinson. Mr.. Anderson gave Or
ders that the men should have the
best of attention, and agreed to get
them a new machine.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
FATHER SHOOTS CHILD WALK
ING IN SLEEP.

One of the most deplorable acct
dents that ever happened in Paris
occurred at an early hour Saturday
morning, resulting in an eight-year-
old boy being badly dishgured, even
If the physicians succeed in saving
his life.
James R. Clough, an employe of
the Louisville & Nashville road, re-
siding on Scott avenue, was awaken
ed about two o'clock by his wife,
who told him some one was ON the
back porch endeayoring to open the
kitchen door. Mr.. Clough arose,
and placing a shell in a shotgun, de,
manded to know who was at the
door. Repeating the demand and re-
ceiving no reply, he fired at the door,
which was being slowly opened. To
his horror he heard a voice which
he recognized as that of his eight
year-old son, exclaiming: ooh. dady,
YOU have shot mel" The little fell
low had been walking in his sleep,
and had gone outside the house
without awakening his parents, and
was returning when his mother
heard him opening the door.
The shot took feet on the right
side of the face, tearing out
the right eye, and badly mutilating
the face. He was rushed to the Mas
sic Memorial Hospital, where it was
said yesterday that he had a chance
for recovery. The boys parents are
overcome with grief over the unfor-
tunate occurrence.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
BOURBON COUNTY BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST TELEPHONE
COMPANIES

Two suits of the greatest interest
to the citizens of Paris and Bourbon
county were filed in the office of Cir
cult Clerk VIM. H. Webb, Saturday,
by County Attorney d. D. Cline, rep
resenting the plaintiff, Bourbon
county, one being against the Cum
berland Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany, a corporation, Mr.. H. H. Floyd,
manager, and A. L. Burleson, Post
master General of the United States,
and the other against the Paris Home
Telephone & Telegraph Company, a
corporation, Mr.. ]. j. Veatch, district
manager, Mr.. w. H. Cannon, local
manager, and A. l.. Burleson, Post
master General of the United States.
The petitions state that ON May 1,
1919, the defendants raised the rates
for telephone service within the city
limits of Paris far beyond the maxi
mum rates permitted in the franchise
granted them by the county. The
plaintiff prays for a judgment de-
creeing that said excess rate is lille
gal and a violation of the franchise
contract with the county, also for a
temporary restraining order restrain
ing the defendants from collecting
any Of the excess charges.
The plaintiff also asks for an in
junction permanently enjoining said
defendants from maintaining said
rates and from collecting thereon
such illegal excess charges, and If
any such collections have been made
requiring them to restore same to the
subscribers paying same, and for all
costs and proper equitable or legal
relief to which they may be entitled
The suits will likely come up for a
hearing at the coming term of the
Bourbon Circuit Court, and will be
watched with great interest by the
citizens of the city and county, who
have been greatly interested in the
matter of increased telephone rates
and who will watch the outcome.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-03
MUSICAL RECITAL.

A brilliant recital in piano and
voice was given Friday afternoon
and evening at the auditorium of the
Paris High School by the members of
the intermediate and beginners
classes of Miss E. D. Giltner. The re-
cital was up to the usual high stand
ard maintained by Miss Giltner, and
was given in the presence of a large
and appreciative audience. Each one
on the program, acquitted herself and
himself with credit, attesting the
splendid training they had been Civ
en-. The program is very lengthy
one, too long to print in this issue,
owing to lack of space. 1t was full
of good things, and we regret that
we have not the space to give it in
it's entirety.