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dr. vuoti had hired, accompanied

Mr.. vuoti had hired, accompanied
them. Teams had been making trips
across the lake with apparent safety
and it was thought that the ice would
hold up the car. When a short dist
ance from the shore, the ice began to
act suspicious and Mr. Melartin stop
ped the car, himself and Mr.. Vuoti
getting out. The car had no sooner
stopped when it shot through the ice
carrying the three passengers with it.
In some manner one of those going
down with the car came to the sur
face, claiming that he came through
the top. His name has not been
learned. The young man, Mattila, and
the Anias boy went to the bottom.
A crew was at once sent to the
scene to raise the car or recover the
bodies. The bodies were recovered
at about midnight and brought to the
Laing undertaking parlors.
The Anias boy was a student Of
the Ely High School and ranked
among the best, being a favorite
among his associates and with the
instructors. He was of a bright,
jovial disposition and his untimely
and tragic death is felt deeply. Mat
tia is a young man recently arrived
from Michigan and little could be
learned of him..
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MARRIED YESTERDAY.

Harold Snabbi of this city and
Miss Ina Sipola of Soudan were unit
ed in marriage yesterday at the
home Of the brides parents at Sou
dan by Rev. Victor Koivumaki of this
city. Mr.. Snabbi is veteran of the
world war and since his return has
been employed with the Duluth &
Iron Range in the yards here and at
Soudan. The bride is teaching in
District No. a. Both have a host of
friends who wish them every possible
happiness.
The young people left for brief
wedding trip to the cities and will be
at home to their friends in this city
after the close of the school year, or
about June 18th.
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TWO MEET DEATH
IN WHITE IRON
AUTOMOBILE GOES THROUGH
ICE AND CARRIES TWO TO
THEIR DEATH.

VIM. Vuoti, formerly clerk of the.
municipal court but now in the log
ging business, being of the firm of
Porthan & Vuoti, narrowly escaped
drowning Wednesday afternoon when
an automobile in which himself and
party were driving to the Porthan &
Vuoti camps went through the ice
on White Iron Lake and sank in
about s. feet of water. The machine
carried with it to the bottom Of the
lake, Auno Anias, the 15-year old
stepson of Mr.. Vuoti and a young
man named Nick Mattila who were in
the party going to the camp.
Mr.. Vuoti had been in the city on
business and when ready to go back
engaged the Chalmers car of Waino
Melartin for the trip. His son, boy
like, wished to spend a few days of
the Christmas vacation with his father
in the camp. Two other men whom
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-24

that the contractors building the
foundations and superstructure were
doing as well-owing to limited space
in which only small crews could be
worked-as possibly could be done:
that the firm making the connecting
piping was doing all in their power
to facilitate matters; that, in fact,
the job was big one considering
space in which to work and at the
same time keep the plant in operation
and that all concerned were doing
their utmost to keep things going,
including the city council. The
foundations for the two boilers at
present being installed were COM
pleted Dec. 10. Giving them time
to set required two weeks. AS soon
as the company was notified by wire
that the job was realty for their part,
man was sent mere and he Is here
now installing the boilers.
The necessary bricking in and
making connections or the new boil
ers will require a instter of two
weeks or so and the correcting of the
boiler now in use will require some
time after that. In order not to
shut down entirely during the inst,i-
lation, the old piping connections are
being used. These connections are
capable of only $50 pound pressure
while the new boiler is tested for
$50 pounds pressure. The one new
boiler at present working is capable
of taking the place Of the three old
ones removed, when in proper trim.
Up TO the time everything is made
secure at the plant, there will be
more or less dissatisfaction on the
part of users of electricity but the
council promises a speedy completion
of the job. Another annoyance Of
which those at the plant are compel
led to experience is the poor grade OF
coal with which they have been COM
PEELED to get along. This has also
been remedied and better coal makes
it easier to keep steam of the re-
quired quantity and the flues from,
clogging.
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WATER AND LIGHT SERVICE.

Owing to the fact that the city
boiler needed washing out the plant
was closed from Saturday night at
~ o'clock to Sunday afternoon at
about 8 o'clock and no power or
water was available except for fire
fighting purposes Notices had been
issued to patrons of the water and
light service and the people had sup
piled themselves with water enough
for the day. Those who needed light
used candles of other lighting fac
ilities.
The work of installing the addit-
ional boilers is again under way.
Some criticisms of the council and
the service were expressed by the
citizens over the slowness in the
the work of installation, the claim
being made that the crew working at
the plant on this new work was too
small; that the contractors were dila.
tory and dozen other off-hand
criticisms.
Investigation .discloses that the
boilers were delivered when needed
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EASTERN STAR
= INSTALLATION.
WORTHY GRAND MATRoN Ii. M.
HOOVER lNSTALLs OFFICERS
OF ELY LODGE NO. ZIG.
o. E. s.-BANoUET.

Officers fcr. the Eastern stars were
indicted into their newly elected pos
itions Saturday evening at the Mason
ic lodge rooms by Worthy Grand
Matron Harriet M. Hoover of Duluth.
The installation was impressive and
the attendance was large. The fol-
lowing officers were installed:
w. MFRS. Ruth Strachan.
w. P.-Chas. Trezona. ,.,s
q A. MFRS. Edith Gallagher.
Sec.-Mrs. Anna Jones.
Treas.-Mrs. Hilda Trudgeon.
Cond.-LDIfs. Laura ;Lockhart.
Asst. Cond.--Mrs. Blanche Mokros.
Chaplain-4Mrs Edith White
MarshaH--Mrs. Nora Trezona.
orgsnist- Mrs. Doris Sutherland.
z .Ada-Mrs. Bessie Coombe.
Ruth-Mrs. Mabel Hasselblad.
Esther-Mrs. Maude White.
Martha Mrs. Alice Jones'. !.
Electa-Mrs. Isabelle Mitchell,
Warden-Mrs. Ellen oad. -
= Sehtinei-Jas.. Nankeryis.
+; After tie Installation, Mrs. Hoover
made an address to the new officers
and the lodge. Later q turkey BAN
,quet was served BY members o. the
Masonic order to the Stars 1t the
Community Center. The banquet
had been prepared by Mrs. r. Hodge
and assistants and. was served by q
force of colored walters under COM
mand Of DR.. H. j. Lockhart in charge
Of the service. Not the least salts
flying feature of the turkey repast
was the excellence Of the service and
the dignity displayed by some Of the
"coons."
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ROLL. CALL COMPLETED.

The membership drive Of the AM
erican Red Cross for Ely has been
completed and total of SGT MEM
bers and as many dollars has been
submitted to the Duluth Chapter Of
which Ely is branch. The MEM
bership drive this year was very sue
cessful being about hundred in
excess over last year. Mrs. Peter
Schaefer as president of the Ely
branch was in charge of the drive and
had the whole-souled assistance OF
the Ely members. Mrs. Fred Mokros
is treasurer. Mrs. Emil Leino was
the star member getter" as in her
official station as head of the Knights
of Kaleva, she had invoked the assist
ance of the members of this order in
getting members for the Red Cross
among the Finnish citizens. Several
others also turned in fine lists.
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PROMINENT ELY
g NATION DIES
MRS. H. J. FATLAND DIES SUD
DENLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON.


Having been seriously i'll since the
birth of daughter three weeks ago,
Mrs. H. ]. Fatland passed away SUM-
day afternoon. The death of this
est:mable lady was a shock to her
many friends. She had been improv-
ing and Sunday was in a more cheer
full mood and strong hopes were ent-
ertained of her speedy recovery,
when she took sudden turn for the
worse. Physicians were at once
summoned but of TO avail and she
succumbed to her sufferings.
Mrs. Fatland was before her mar.
riage; Miss Flora Olson and q teacher
in the schools of this city. She was
26 years and Il months of age a,
the time of her death and the mother
of two children the eldest being abou,
three years old. Mr. Fatland is en-
ployed with the Oliver Mining eam
pany as chemis:.. The family resi6ee
jn the Pioneer addition.
The remains were were taken OF
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MARRIED SATURDAY.

Miss Ethel Neff, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Neff, and George R.
Grierson of Virginia, were married
Saturday in Duluth by Rev. C. N.
Pace of the First NJ. E. church.
Both of the young people are well
known in this city where they have
host of friends. The bride has re-
sided here since infancy and is a
graduate of the Ely High School
For the past several months she has
been employed by Springer & Harch
Mr.. Grierson is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. C. Grierson of Iron juno.
ton and is employed at Virginia.
After a brief wedding trip, the
couple will be at home in Virginia.
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CHRISTMAS TREES.

The Boy Scouts under Scoutmaster
Rodgers INDUCED in hike Saturday
and while out cut lot. of Christmas
trees to fill orders taken previously.
The Scouts are doing fine and many
are joining the movement. Whole
some exercise and dicipline is doing
wonders for the troop.
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the noon train Monday to Pushford,
Mimi, the former home of Mrs. Fat
land, where the funeral takes place.
The body was accompanied to Rush
ford by Mr.. Fatland and Richard
Trezona.
The sympathy of the city is ex-
tended the bereaved ones. The de-
ceased lady was prime favorite
among a large circle of friends and
was prominent in the social affairs
of the city.
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NEW YEARS BALL.

Frank Lozar Post Of the American
Legion is making arrangements, for
New Years Ball to be given on New
Years Eve or next Friday night. AS
the Legion boys are, recognized as
royal entertainers, it will pay you TO
prepare to attend this ball. Don't
forget next Friday night at the Audit
orium. -.
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NOTICE.

All those holding affidavits for
hunting licenses must present affida-
Wits at once in order to secure their
licenses.
THE ELY HARDWARE co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

PICTURE SHOW will sell our-hait In
trrcat Co responsible party owner can.
not Eiyr attention SALARY $50 pcr week
and ono.haIf of profits, requires $500
Surety Nusincss Exchange pkmulEco
the TAVERN MOTEL can hc rented With
furnished or without; either on b0-HO
plan or cash ront per month. give pos.
session AZ once. any time Co suit second
party NJ Rudolph, Riley Kansas
ron SALE Fur invoice plus small nor.
crutarc, wholesale. rcfaN solid and
pneumatic trurk and automobile ure husi-
ness, lltuc Rock, splendid equipment
dulus nice business owner leaving city.
Address A27-D. care world
DENTIST. We have a good dental uusl-
ucHH office, fully equipped in 1.-Two Oyle
huWs town price $500. terms surety
nusiucss Exchange OkmulFoe. okla
AUTO REPAIR SHOr Tor sale. oWrcrs
going east steady business guaranteed. .
holds 3 cars. low rcnt. mechanics. s.n
this today have rich business. 81 900
monthly Phone Cedar 6lA
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
RANGAIN
ono ~ tho hest residential stores NJ i's
Kind ln Tulsa. nice clean stock and Sub.
FttUtlai tNtuTos, receipts 500 60 $3.50
daily oncRp rent price $500, owner
leaving city.
REID INVESTMENT co.
as Lynch Bldg. OsSgs St5s
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RNIsnFD >.
WANT 10 share nice front tulr5 g. y
working ladies. must be af |r.'
years old and absolutely settled viii 80
kitchen privileges. place 60 waFh ana 60
d6 S Boston
MAIN. SOUTH soi-For rent. rt.,.g -
nishcd apartments. Brockmau nr+l
phone Usage 1870.
TWO three.room apartments on e,yo-,.
and Phoenix rent $50. Gail HIurrg
naeur Usage $3.50.
HOUSES FoR RENT -
THIRD. r., 44s-Three rooms. nicely t.
coratcd canvasscd IN back porch of dn.
pleN Tor rent. reference re1uired Cd
cedar iii6 or Osago 1918
FpR RENT-7-room house; basement TT
quarters and garage for two cars %
session today, Call Usage bou.
FOR RENT-Five-room house. aervari,
foom SS5'Iia modsin sna sssa,satmen, ,sS, y' -ot
roit lnquiro AZ i3li $. Newport
500 YARDS black dirt at 22Og E se.. "a
free Tor hauling. Act quick call HurI
Cedar as
s-ROOM unfurnishcd house, m6a5TS-
walking distance Of West Tulsa; ! t,ct
OF paving. near car line Usage 5s.s
t-ROOM bungalow, strictly mo "a
Ninth and Trenton; is5 per mont
FOR REST--6-room BUNGALOW: ai5y
from Catholic school; located In OfrIr
addition: fi25 per month. Cali Oa.rs
es7s, osage 1879.
FOR RENT--5-roorn modern house. IA
HodgF 81 Phone osage 1890.
FOUR ROOM modern house and r.--r.
Seventh and Phoenix. Call Blumt lsqf
HOT USEsAIJRNISHED N
ROOSEVELT E., l2s-B--For rent. -o5m
furnished modern cottage; phone Gage
iS6.
FOR HENT-Two room furnished 5o1s.v
modern, near car and jitney 15i, East
Eighth
FOR RENT-Furnished Groom house
good well Of water. Y block from "a,
line, call at 1Oii y Rbcksp-i. between
J. 30 noon and 4'p m. or after m
BASEMENT for rent; call IN pei son, II6I
South Guthrie.
FURNISHED four large beautifully de-.
GRATED rooms to couple with Al s.'sf-
ences. Usage 6OS9 before 10 a. mo- and
after y m.
FURNISHED summer cottage on river
near Neosho Mo. Ozark foothills Can
Freeman, ossge s217.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
DESK ROOM with desk, chair and tSIs.
phone. stenographic service at regular
rates 5e2 MAYO BIDS. osaEe s9I6.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; 40
OFFICE aud office space to rent today
Ask Mfr. Pope. Usage sass. 2i9 l. a
!. bldg.
NEW store room for rent. Call at s5s p
Third, !
WASTFD-TO RFNT a,
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E., -H--For rent. To56,
4lS6
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CLERKS Mcn. Womcn over ~. Tor Postal
Mail Service, Ass month, examinations
September, experience unnecessary. for
free particulars write J Leonard. former
riNN service examiner. 1895 Equitable
BldE Washington. II q
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS orroRrCNiTIEs q

~ kerry and deIratt.Huu uHuH| fmout
~ aHI0 40 700 81 Boston. Call at Huk.
cry counter
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mon sEsAiIRNIsnEn

FOUR ROOM modern house and g.--e.
Usage $500.
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FOR HENT-7-toom house. bagement Iif
large sleeping porch. modern servaJs
quarters and garage for two cars p1s,
soseiOn today Call Usage boii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

FURNISHED APAtTMESr-PiaAa court
apartment; corner Fourth and Elwood
Tor rent, f-rOom efficiency apartment,
furniture new; beautiful and high class
close in, new building, drinking water
steam heat; lanit0r service Immediate
Court.
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FINANCIAL


VEST location in Tulan Tor boarding house
iS well furnished rooms. good well and
cistotn ana chicken house. long lease
5000 fot quick -slc oaagc Gif5.
ron SALE .. ll-roum modern house {;
lOON2O0. foot lot. garage and chicken
house, an wired by clcctrcity. also fine
garden. rvcrything well improved owncf
leaving city. anHtrua 10 sell 5eb W
south side Hiyd, MuskoECe. Okla.
HOTELS AND ROOMfNg houses of all
kinds an tho time Allison Realty 3l2
Security Hidr Phone OEagr i7tA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

FOR RENT. SBlesroom. rs s. Boston.
one ~ the most desirable locations In
tho city. suitable for automobile sales
room, tire and accessory stock. or any
other Ellvaroem purpose. Apply 1900 South
Roston. rhoue 1900 Mr. Watson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

MAIN SOUTH e0t-For rent. rf,s., 49,
nishcd apartments. BrockmaH n.
phone Usage 1929.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

rletsaut work, big pay, growing demand
foN- skilled men We train you The
worlds most efficient Auto and Tractor
school Master mechanic instructors head
every department. newest equipment, IN.
truafys methods. No books TO btudy. no
tools TO buy. Write Tor details VI special
rate and beautifully illustrated yUtalng
lIITCWI,stN AUTO TKAtTbR
school. I-to Avenue a. l.ast. Iutrhun-
son. Kansas
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EMPLOYMENT.
sITUArIoNs wANTrD-MAtr A

~
.AiTrATiO4 WANTED by married Ian
ir' writr" m"' % 1909 Il Mnd's,n. ,.t,
rrapt yam, ivy
..,t, .,..t..,,.
am am 's,g1ss91i' ~ ha9g'.i91g paint chop "r
'l-''' '"'' "''I'.
POSITION WANTED ~ FBp'reured
ttgSR 'H'
.-....-
'2iNhfEG,IlnS w.n'sd WIN oil ,onnany
peri.pc.J b,,c a~n az t,I.rh',r, pt'p.r
a0n ggG TuIHa Uotrl Nyedr.rd,y
ENpFuiESCED sienuFrapnrr and r.u.
orh offco man. employed during day.
time. vlHheH worh after .. m. cedar
itli Mr. WiiiiamHon
POSITION WANTED a, rbauff.u, ar
truck driver by colorsd man, o years
experience Address ~ -. care World
mn tfa ,,,,t,t.,.,.t ,.,,." t.,,.,.. ,.,.,
ana prontpt scrvies, aatlaf,rtiop Funr
ante.d Multi Letter Service soi colo
nldr, rHaEc a2sa
,.-.-....... --
PpalIlpN wanted as bookke'pcr or as
o,nn,,enc. Sa,Ser az" Sp", nay. haN' nag naa ysafs
In wholeaals mercantile buSinsss Al ref
etonces as to character and 1uanfca.
tionH what have you 20 offorg Iali
Usage 1875 Ask FOR Coker
,,,.r,,.,, -
m''Ii''N picture operator wlshcs employ
rnsr,r,t Fr,d guitb ,,,r rrisa 49,
''''i
-. 4, III 49,, -, y.a'a 'Ap'l
ercnce Phone cedar 1921
ipNNu lawyer desires connection with
,,.'s 40. ~, ,, ~ ''" me u'',.-
4 Nj.
g \, Dallas, Texas
SITUATIONS WANTED. FEMALE a.
srENoaRApUEu d.s,,.s ,o.,,I,,, ,.,II
60, Lii ,'1.,' .n ft, ~ b'.u'uhs WI
" chances FOR promotion can Osage
2277
ppei.ri,,s .,,,,, a., -, .,..-.-..,
,tt - w """''u y, ~ 1 ral'',t y, y, t,,'n.hl' 'pn"i
w ,,"'. Wv ''''' ''' ,''"1 w
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mnIsEs fnR RENr

TWO three.room apartments on ssyor,.
and Phoenix, rent $50. Can HIuirs
naeur. Usage $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

WANTED SaleHutn and ,u|r"furs. aEvr
90 90 %. married men preferred. per
maucul positions ON guarantee salary
and commission with chance Tor advance.
mcut Call Wednesday Tor interview at 3Tl
Iowa bldE lOl D. Second street TULSA,
okla y. O. Symonds and E W MUauy
Deputy SuprrintCndvntH
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


NEhhhsNO ~ hhsAs
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second -hsr
clothing, shoes and hats Phone 7it
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MOTION picture operator wishes employ.
nrut. have had experience aH assistant
MANAGE Fred Smith. care Tulsa World.
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sIrr NrIoNs MANrEp-MNLr

Two young mrn a. home, rs months ~
experience tCarlng down and ruhutldiug
Ford cars, wants steady work In garage
or OH company preferred Guaranty I'm
ploymCnt Bureau, lof East Second Usage
gA5A
COLoREn couple desires position in mi.
Room Z.
ENPERT chauffeur wants job. Call al
is9t South Newport street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOR RENT-City property, acres gar.
den and orchard. S-room house. barn:
garage. chicken pens. Call lol Unity
Bldg
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
ron SAFE queen Dce range, left oven:
mouths old so -. Ccdar l2s
COMPLETE furnishing. OF kitchenrtte
apartment Apartment may be rented.
Cedar lNG.
FUNEp oak library table. golden oak
dresser, while rnaWcled iron beds. call
l0ai North hoston
THREE rooms of furniture Tor sale; house
may be rented. call at liS n Rose
dale
SOUTH SIDE rooms OF furniture, very
high class, only $1,000, Can rent bun
FaIow can plumcuauer. Usage 0t20
ROOMS ~ real furniture on south sidr,
fnr sale. price 81 200. 5000 cash, bun
EHInv may bc rented Tor $50 per month.
ra' Moore Osacc ltlb
FON SALE rooms of new furniture
close ins price $3.50. cash t250, terms
On balance. bungalow may be rented for
$50 per month. can Moore, Usage 26iS.
ron SNIE-Ouu only travelling man
TRUNK. four inside telescopes, regular
tS6 value. viii sacrifice Tor cash. Grand
Leader Sand springs.
BROOM duplex for rent and furniture Tor
sale at once, leaving SFy III: west
$1,000 BUNs furniture Tor la.room room
ing house. located on South Main, 1900
each, balance t5a per month easy to keep
rooms tented Call NJ ! Glass & Com
peuN OsoFo 1854
SIN ROOM duplex. complete furEishings
for $3.50; $500 cash, balance in pay
ments immediate possession ot house. 81
j. GiaSs q Company Usage 1884
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nnrssNANINn NILIlNnat

bIILE MmIu,rr .EtaIuHivo models made
800 our wufktuun prices lowest litt'
mode go ut1rr uut tfmOdcled bp'f
rvrHirEs 1tsa N0uth Detroit corner ~
torufu rtfcst bHHNc HtHp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

WASTEp--io carpenters at Rristow at
once for rrIsh work bring tu0la n r.
Williams, UriEt1w, OKLA
EXPERIENCED anI reliable grocery clerk
AZ Southwestern Grocery and Market
III East Fourteenth. Phone 83iT-ssI7.
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ROOMS FOR RENT very Desirable for
music studios; close In: rent reasona bic
Phone 7949 call between 3 and 10 In
mornings
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THIRD. =. is4s-Three rooms. nicely i
coratcd, cauvasscd IN back porch of I'D
pleS Tor rent. references required O.
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CINCINNATI. s,-North Of ti"9i,ss
street. dandy 5-room bungaloN' ,Nm'
well built, large rooms; good dec cl-Aun.s
plenty OF closets. screened In back IWsW
cash will handle IT, Ask for Mr.. pols'N-,
Phone Usage ISs3-5OSS Residence -,
29l7 Ysdon Investment Co, >als see'''"
Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

FOR RENT--Flve- room house. aerysvt.
quarters and gatage. as y Vtg.,t
4-room modern apartment. 1909 S. Ds
uoit. Inquire at 1884 S. Newport
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

S-ROOM unfurnishcd house. m64g-c-
s walking distance Of West Tulsa: ,ek
off paving, near car line Usage Ss.s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

500 YARDS black dirt at 22O9 n. Sc. "a
free Tor hauling. Act quick. call Hur.s
Cedar ais
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

FOR REST--6-room bungalow. .I5y
from Catholic school; located In Ofr~
addition: ii25 per month. Can Os.rs
6S7R. Usage 1879.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

DANDY broom modern bungalow L,an
oak floors; ivory finish. built-iu ~
turos; screened-in sleeping porch ana -
porch, garage and drive; close-in ON no'ttss
side, price $3.50, Sc. 500 cash. ha.in,e "a
7S58-5OSS rcsidence osaEe gtIT NaI0n
Investment Co, 2i9 Security Bldr, r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

FOR HENT-Two room furnished 501ssV
modern, near car and jitney. l5i, East
Eighth