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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
HOMES
$4,000


$4,000
Six rooms and n breakfast room. Easement.
garage, hardwood floors throughout, all of the
modern built-n features, very attractive, high
lot, on paving. and one OF the best locations.
STONEBRAKER
1ia,50O. eight rooms and breakfast room. base
mont, two. car garage, modern servant quartcr.,
dandy inautel. sun paror good fixtures nice
bath ivory finish hardwood floors. worth the
money Terms.
SOUTH SIDE
$4,000 two-story corner. two-car garage, servant
quarters nice home an the way through ana
worth The money. Terms.
SOUTH BOSTON
glt.5O0, fwo-story, fx rooms and sleeping porch,
Purigc. basement, furnace. servant quarters. OAK
finish, hardwood floors BUILT FOR a HOME
Gco thls. Terms,
TRACKAGE
10000, 40 feet along the Frisco track.
Terms.
BUSINESS CORNER
1Oo1lfo feet improved 10 some extent,
$4,000.
We also have All Kinds OF lots
from $3.50 up to 10000. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
SOUTH SIDE

81 2 600 two-story corner. two-car garage, servant
quarters, nice home an the way through am
worth The money, Terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-04
+. d. ROSZELL
FIVE ROOMS-S5,50O

North side location In easy walking
distance from downtown, five large
rooms and screened and cauvased
sleeping porch, bath opening Oft
hallway. fireplace; basement; fun
sized lot: some terms This Will sell
soon Please don't ask for location
but let US show you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

- " Mercer ct ~ Hui. en-
white hidE Eugene pNen. 1859
Itfss ave W Nathan Read WILCOX.
zee James 81 nfs ~ Moore. eos
arsd. wash a 80 welsh. sos a.
Miner ave X ksts - Gsrlaek.
stlt fhihnsy ave ftafa Nefsaskrf,
Aahufn. wash. nof t1t Ailss A.
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HOME FOR SALE

Gangway, Here comes bargain.
One that will make you sit up and
take notice, People who MUST
sell tell us about IL. and are will
ing to sacrifice. Come in and wei
give you tip where to get that
place you've been looking for.
We deal only with people who
shoot square.
JoHANSoN SERVICE co.
LYON BUILDING.
Homes Farms. Exchanges.
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si.i50
a-room cottage located on soxfoo-
foot lot: good garden soil, city
light. water. full plumbing except
bath: s250 cash: SIS per month
with interest
si.75o
Groom cottage: this place consider
a very good buy for any one want
ing to keep chickens and raise
their own vegetables. as the
ground is s6xi00 feet. well inn
proved. lots of shrubbery: some
terms.
$500
1-room modern house, located on
10th ave. s. improvements all in.
and paid including paving. etc: II
would cost more to build u
house today: owner says SIM
terms. $3.50 cash. $50 per month.
with interest.
DAVID L. EASTMAN
1924 Third Avenue
Phone after p. M. or sunday.
Rainier 4hs1
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SEE THIS
BEFORE YOU BUY
Good Groom house. ready to move
into; two large lots, i2oxf3T, good
corner location; only two blocks
TO car and paved road; in fruit and
garden. For quick sale, will m
cludc large range, some other fur
niturc and ricks wood. A GEN
utNE LAKE BURIEN SNAP. sea-;
about $500 cash. Lots alone are
worth the price,
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
Buricn car TO Schoeaing Ave.
Sidney $50. Open sunday.
$4,000 90 BUYS A GROOM HOUSE.
lot iON2t0; fruit trees: dandy gar
den soil. fronts on two strcctos
near car in ballard. II
RALPH &. McAl4f.ASTER
Elliott aiS0. i2is Am. Bank BldG.
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FOR sALE-IsEAL ESTATE
FOR GARDEN TRACTS
ron LITTLE FARMS
FOR BU BikEES PROPERTY

FOR GARDEN TRACTS
ron LITTLE FARMS
FOR business PROPERTY
About I 500 people are home owners
ia this beautiful district today
right around Lake liurien. the lake
you can nah IN. swim In. the lake
tourists never tire or seeing.
Q e M = mt boufevHrds car service
every 10 minutes. and on car line
that does not have 20 contend Win
the franc Of the city bringing you
20 work In the morning with a
pleasing mind ana back Ia the eve
ming to your iitti. farm. where you
can raise your own garden, have
your own chickens. and spend your
leisure hours Ia cOntentmeHt away
from the noise and hustle OF the
city
AND ONLY 90 MINUTES on THE
STREET CAR
20 QUARTER-ACRE TRACTS. ,1ss
$40 DOWN. g. MONTH
20 IIALF-ACHE TRACTS. 1915
.i5 DOWN. $3.50 MONTH
20 ONE-ACRE TRACTS. 1862
i20 DOWN. so MONTH
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
so PAYMENT WHEN OUT
vi " yin
PAY WHAT YoU CAN
PAY WHEN YOU CAN
You have probably worked all these
years In vain
You have always paid rent
Think Of the home you can have by
paying THAT rent 60 yourself.
Get startFdftodhy. tomorrow or Sum
day and make u a turning point
in your life BY paying the money
you once handed over to your
landlord 20 yourself.
once open every day in IN. week
from ? a. m. 10 y. m. including
sunday
Agent on property
Automobile every hour Of the day
from once at si3 Boston Block
". NJ NELSON
.is Boston Block
second and Columbia St Elliott 1851
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1850 CASH

saNN ats1ft
And isS per month. including inter
Get VIII buy you s0Niz3 with a g
room bungalow with lots 81 fruit,
600 feet south Of city limits and
paving Of s5th ave. \. W. 6
blocks from end Of Fauntirroy
car. close TO Fauntlrroy school !.
sprnd 1850 repairing house and
you VIII have place you can sell
for $4,000. our price only $1,000
s. 1850 viii buy you t-roorn bunEa-
low on sGNi0e-toot lot. fne We "
o. Sound and mountains; $3.50
cash and ,75 month, including in
iereHt. come out 20 Fhuntlrroy to-
day and look AT this bun gAiow.
Fine view home sites for t29n and
up. now " the time 10 buy water
front view home sites.
JOHN y. ADAMS co
Faunticroy station and 2i5 BoE-
ton Block
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Follocing is complete list Of the lucky contestant

welsh. fes virrinia ct W p Dob
son. aii Comm. bldg Neii Htfapp.
g0t i1rst ave. y Jane Stephenson.
care rfpnrr Rupert hotel. Helen
Cooper $3.50 sefh n W Mr. -
smith. tgs vs. ssth Mss Ds vo~r.
care Mutuai riim 40. rfAnk uhf. tta
" sen 81. , NJ. pssn. ca =
tsth a.
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sis. y usnsinsen, s5,' iTth =.
~ trsns Forster. stis ssth = w
NJ cissH. ssei western ave- Ads
wassorn. ssts tith ave. \ ~ wfs
J Thamas krnt wash Nellie
wuh-. iTfs Arch ave A Smith.
te4a y fika % siheff &siss-
nsF. 1881 n tis Mrs A nunrs.
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"a TO LET - UNFURNIsHED
HOUSES

HEATH THtANsFER~~ PIANO AND
furniture moving. baggage service.
727 Pine st. Local and lonR~dis-
lance moving. Main 572s. Beacon
35e6.
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LUMBER AND LAND

Why n good mechanic pays rent y
more than we can understand
when we furnish you two very
choice lots. S0Xi20. and the lum-
her all together on payments of
SIS to $40 per month You are
soon paid out and when the quiet
days come (as they Wild you can
stay at home and enjoy yourself.
no rent or payments to make. and
you viii not have to go out and
hustle for a job TO pay rent. Why
not come out today and select
your homer Hundreds have done
u and are now on the ground en-
Toying H. Some are paid out In
fun in less than one year. Fine
school city water and lights.
close to car, walks. etc, sc fare
Come out today and see what
others have done in a short space
Of time. Lake Burien car 18th
ave. : W. and Henderson st
WEST & WHEELER
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nrNrwEp cAns
MARxoS

Marrnon - ehumuy roadster. t-psss
This wonderful and much sought
after car IL thofoty ovrrhauicd and
renewed We viii paint any color
you choose. Get this car before
someone else beats you TO It.
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WE HAVE on HAND SEVERAL.
used trucks which have been put
IN good mechanical condition. have
been repAinted. and arc now ready
for denomination. SlseH run from
= 10 80 ton. and We win give
you terms Co suit your individual
requirements.
signal sn-ton
Kelly s1-,on
Mack 2h-ton
Kieibct 2 ton
! Federal I = ton AZ exceptionally low
ton. studsbaler (. ton: Grant ! .
ton. These trucks can be had
either with or without bodies
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co. Inc
18th and spring 81 East sss
HAULING CONTRACT
Goes with this Kelly 2 = ton truck.
Machine H. working every day.
and IL a real money maker.
We have an Acme atom with cab
and body; tires almost new own
or - buying larger Acme. and this
VIII be real buy.
1919 Dodge delivery: fine shape. II
YOU want "A speedy truck, heres a
snap.
ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES co.
1908 iith Ave. East 20t
WE HAVE TWO a-TON t.
trucks that have just bcen over
hauled from front 20 rear. and We
ar" ready To stand back Of them.
You take no chance IN buying one
81 those trucks
ELDRfDGE BUICK SALES Co
East si2
2-TON FEDERAL TRUCK. WITH
good covered body. This truck ~
In good condition, and rca.y for
work. Sec u at ELDRfDGE BUICK
SAi.ES COMPANY. East sac.
HERE 1T IS--A 1918 Btf1Ck Iron
truck; Just been completely over
hauled and painted; ready Go go
20 work. Sec Il at s02 y. Pike 81.
REQ SPEED WAGON. =. TON CA
pacityi has been rebuilt. aud good
for lot OF work. call Emf so
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

QUEEN ANNE REALITIES
SEE NJ. =. Watkins specializing in
y a. I'm properties HOMES and
LOTS for building homes. Seventh
ave w at boulevard. end Of N o
\. car talso near w. O.. 4. and
kinnear carl.
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"a uNtuR>IsHED ArNRrAiENTs
AND FLATS

MAYNARD RENTAL DIRECTORY
No. g. FOR April l, ready for
FIRE distribution at Hon Marche
service counter. STANDARD Fur.
ntturr Company, Second ana
Pine. and NanRrd II N a
Agency. Smith Building. over
loco vacant houses IN seattle
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LOST. "WEDNESDAY - PURSE.
glasses, bank book. etc. Reward.
91s Spruce ST. Flat y.
PINK PEARL NECKLACE, FIND
81 please return TO 905 Spruce IT..
Reward.
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MACHINERY

- DRAG SAWS
VAUGHAN, with and without clutch
BEAVER BICYCLE. with clutch.
=. n HICKS COMPANY
ai2 First Ave. \
u l. u c 4 RI MOTOR, DIR Ii 8 +,
pumps. w. Montelius Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main 9t9. b24 lat =.
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cHEAP---i. ACRE: a-RooM HOUSE.
Cali Main s7os. Mr. Du lola.
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sALEsMES WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

WILL THE PARTY THAT TELE-
phoncd last week about the one
mink skin they found on West
lake ave. call up VIII give re-
ward. North 1908.
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$3.50
Double corner: plenty OF ground for
three houses: well located. and
ready 10 build on, near two car
lines good view. North End Spc-
cial bargain for quick turn
s2.a0o
Modern broom bungalow; fun base
ment: well built and arranged I.
fruit trees; near car line; close In /;
improvements all paid. nothing TO
assume $500 cash. House alone
would cost So eco TO build at this
time.
n. o. HOLLAND. ssb n. Y. INK.
INVESTIGATES THIS: LEAVING Sc
attic: VIII sell S-room plastcred
cottage. gas electric light. bath.
Placement garage; also furniture.
Including piano; lot b0Nl00. 3
blocks 10 car and lake: Si2l Dun
can ave $500. 5000 cash. balance
terms Rainier Valley car To Rose
ST. Inquire at store direction to
Duncan ave. 20 minutes from
IA fpar Al IsRpt
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MUST SELL THIS WEEK

Groom bungalow. breakfast nook.
fireplace. buffet. bookcases. full
basement with laundry trays: 3
blocks To car open FOR inspection
Sunday. 1893 e5th ave. n. w.
Price $3.50; $3.50 down.
WE HAVE / BROOM FLAT $3.50,
and Groom Nat S3250: both close
in and modern except heat. Also
6-room house, close in, at 2i17
state St, block on Rainier car;
rental $3.50,
JOSEPH Il. THOMAS & co. INC.
i026 Third Avenue Elliott 1926
ri n. 18th FOR SAIL by OWN
or at 81. cash payment OF s300
This ig nice groom cottage. with
bath. fireplace. boamed ceilings
and pancled walls, newly painted
and tinted turnout. Go see II and
call owner II interested. kcnwood
1895.
INCOME AT HOME
6-room house and 4-room cottage; ;
both modern except heat: paved
alley; improvements all in; SPLEEN
did investment; $500. 5000 cash
balance $40 monthly. aSrd ana
Madison. owner. Rainier 66a-W.
Sc. 500. 00---A FINE 7-ROoM HOUSE,
close IN; paved streets; good
SGseSsreSSd ow and desires srS chap ss
RALPH G. McAI.LASTER
East 1850, i2l2 Am. Bank BLDG
s62b EQUITY, $500. WILL TAKE
Liberty Bonds or auto, Balance
sSS5. f2h per month Broom FUR
nished house and lot. s607 Fourth
ave. w.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
ono block to school and cars !.
$1,000 cash. balance s3b per month.
including interest. Phone North
t222.
QUEEN ANNE LOT BARGAIN
ioNt00 on 18th ave W. near
Wheeler; good view, assessments
paid In full $500. owner Ken. $50
sl,t0O. TERMS ~ OWNER WILL
sell new S-room house, lot i0xi27:
city water; IL minutes TO car: a5th
and Greenwood. BoN E-2a, star.
WILL SELL EQUITY. BARGAIN
price. this week. Also furniture
Phone West lli0-W.
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ADA wAYBoRS
tsas Eleventh Ave. y. y
To fe1eh the top. uc must climb Tho stairs.
Onr by one. and sometimes IN pgHss
HHt me fciiotc that's sure 20 rrdch swecrss
~ he tsho knous that star Want Ads bcsf
NJ &. CLARK
sa0s Western Avenue
To reach tho top. must climb ne stairs.
A boost ioI help as 20 land.
nd star Vast Ads ne husky idds
10 farnish the helping hand
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"a TO LET - UNFINISHED
not Sizes
"a no LEr -UNrtR>isuED
HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSES


& ROOMS FURNISHED. uN flltsl
hnl. furniture for sale. ala cher
~ 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AND
girl money taken. Please help
Mrs Helen Thompson. SIS First
avs rnnrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Francisco nominations. The call OF
Mr.. Hubert, who with Mr.. Hurley
spent most OF the day at Trails End.
was said to, have been social.
Favorable In kentucky.
Favorable reports on conditions in
Kentucky were also received by the
governor from Senator Beckham, who
said: "I told the governor that a
sweeping victory in Kentucky was
assured. He promised to maze sew
eral speeches In the state during the
campaign.
Gov. Cox said he was considering
his itinerary frequently and that 1T
now appeared probable that he would
make only one western trip spend
ing most of September in that terri
tory, after touring the central and
western states during August, while
Franklin D. Roosevelt, the vice presi-
Dental candidate, is in the west. The
governor said that in October he
probably would deliver some ad-
dresses in southern states and the re-
mainder in the central and eastern
territory. He said. he plans little
personal work in Ohio.
= In between his visitors today Gov.
Cox went back to the soil" for a
few hours. looking over live stock
kHd other interests on his farm,
which he has been compelled to neg
iect almost since his nomination. He
got much rest, as well, in relaxat iou
from the round of work at Columbus.
and tomorrow planned to spend the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
COX NOTIFICATION
MAY Be HELD At
B|GFA|R GROUND
Governor Takes Up Plan for
Change From Traits
End Home.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DAYTON. Ohio, July 24-A change
Ia the place for notification of Gov.
Cox Of his nomination for the presi-
dency by the democrats was taken up
today by the governor with local in
terests. The event may be trans
ferred from Trails End, the caudi-
dates home. Eve miles outside of
Dayton. to the Montgomery county
fair grounds. on the edge of the city.
Facilities for the crowds expected
August Z for the notification cere-
monies were the moving factors in
the proposed change. The fair
ing several thousand. in addition to
a large race course, has street car
service, lacking at Trails End. It
is much closer to Dayton. The gov
ernor also doubts whether the nat
ural amphitheater at Trails End,
where he had planned to deliver his
address, would enable all visitors to
hear him.
The notification ceremonies are In
hands of the democratic national COM
mittee. but local arrangements COM
mittee is to act, and after further
conferences with Gov. Cox definite
announcement is expected early next
week.
Conferences Not Ended.
The governor today was unable to
conclude conferences with party lead
ers on campaign affairs, but. subject
to occasional arrivals, will begin
work next Monday on his acceptance
address. Among Trails End callers to-
day were Edward N. Hurley Of Chi
cago, former chairman Of the United
States Shipping Board: Senator Beck
ham or Kentucky, Henry L Doherty
OF New York, public utility and oil
operator, and E. D. Hubert, president
Of the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company Of Chicago.
Shipping and industrial affairs, Gov
Cox said. were discussed with Mr..
Hurley. who was accompanied by Mr..
Hubert. Data for the campaign, the
governor said. had been secured from
Mr.. Hurley. who also told him that
the democratic situation in Illinois
had improved greatly since the San
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

Dancing plays a very important part
in the education Of boys and girls in
Japan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
TEXAS STATE PRIMARY
BRINGS OUT HUGE VOTE
Record Election Is Predicted After
Polls Close-Gubernatorial
Fight Hot.

DALLAS. Tex. July 24.-When the
polls closed tonight it was believed
that one of the largest votes on rec
ocratic primary in which Texans bal
loted on nominees for governor. lieu
tenant governor. other state officials
and congressman from the entire
eighteen Texas districts.
Reports indicated that an unusually
heavy vote had been cast, and the
heat of the four-cornered hight for
the gubernatorial nomination. the
contest for lieutenant governor, in
various vigorous county contests were
given as the chief causes.
The length Of the ballot was ex-
pected to cause slow tabulation of
returns.
duce nominees for governor and lieu
tenant governor, the two men receiv-
ling the highest vote in each contest
will participate in "run-off" pri-
mary August 2S.
The gubernatoriai race has attracted
national attention through the intensity
of the campaign waged on the open
shop" question. Former Senator
Joseph Weldon Bailey fought on an
open shop" platform.
Robert E. Thomson. Pat. NJ. Neff
nominees. The field of ave in the
fight for lieutenant governor in
cluded 1. W. Culp. J. c. McNealus,
w. A Johnson, r. B. Humphrey and
Lynch Davidson.
Many women participated actively
at today.s primary. according to the
reports. acting as judges OF election
at some Of the voting places. Only
about one-third Of the possible wom-
an voters had paid poll taxes. how
ever. Former service men voted to-
day upon presentation OF their dis
charge papers. poll tax receipts not
being necessary.
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felicitation among the workers in
both parties over the prospect Of a
campaign along more healthy and
normal political lines than in recent
years-one frequently referred to as
an old-fashioned campaign" wherein
the party workers on each side are
expected to turn out in force and "get
down to brass tacks" to win.
Free From Personalities.
Thus far it promises to be in the
main good natured campaign, free
from personalities and from rancor
and bitterness. such as have marked
some of the contests of later years.
The voters are expected to divide
more strictly as democrats and re-
publicans; the independent and bolt
ing spirit seems less in evidence, it
lis said.
The failure of the third party
movement is declared to have been a
healthy sign. 1t failed. it is argued,
because no men of national promi-
hence saw in it any practical politi-
cal hope and refused to join it's lead
ership. 1t held out no arguments to
appeal to the good judgment of men,
and left the voters better satisfied
with their own platforms and parties.
VIII Vote Regular Tickets.
Fair-minded politicians agree that
the platforms of the democratic and
republican parties are framed upon
more conservative and at the same
time more genuinely progressive
lines than in recent years. There is
little in either to decoy voters away
from their normal party allegiance.
beyond the single issue of the league
of nations, it is commended. For the
most part, men are expected to vote
their regular tickets this fall be-
cause they are democrats or repub-
licans, as the case may be.
Thursday of this week the new
chairman of the democratic national
committee, George White, will meet
party leaders in this city to go over
the congressional campaign. In
presidential years. the national COM
mittee of each party takes over the
bulk of campaign activities for the
election of the House of Representa-
tives, and sees to it that there is
complete team work between the ma
tional and the congressional commit
tees. 49, III -
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MRS. MILLER SPONSOR.
D. C. Woman at Launching of Pas
senger Ship at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. July "a (SpeciaD.-The
Buckeye State. the second largest pas
senger ship ever built in this city, sue
cessfully slid down the ways today at
the Sparrows Point plant of the Beth
lehem Shipbuilding Company. Mrs.
H. B. Miller, wife of the director of
supplies and sales of the emergency
fleet at Washington. was the sponsor.
The ship is 535 feet in length. with
72-foot beam, nodded depth of Al feet,
and has a lightweight tonnage of 49,
234 tons. The vessel is equipped
with fuel oil burning water tube
boilers and turbine engines with
1900 shaft horsepower and will have
accommodations for 261 first class and
304 third class passengers.