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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
BY gibson GARDNER

The republican convention Of 1908
was fixed for the nomination OF
william Howard Taft. Roosevelt had
fixed IL
The convention met to register
this pre-determination.
Roosevelt had started the cam
paixn for Taft delegates six months
before the convention met. and ~
the first Of June the work was done.
The only doubt was among few
cynical politicians. who persisted In
6isbelieving that Roosevelt meant
what he said, aud some members OF
Mr.. Tafts family. who we're openly
skcptical up TO the last minute.
The cynical politicians and the
Taft relatives refused 10 believe that
Roosevelt Intended TO retire.
How the convention was received
BY the Taft family Ia given by 10
seph Bucklin Bishop. who was pres
ent. In a memorandum made at the
time. he said:
IL remained with the president tIll
about 4 .. m, when | went TO the
war department. on personal invita-.
ton Of Secretary Taft, and was ad
nitted at once 10 his private office.
in which he was sitting with his wife,
daughter. younger son Charlie and n
half dozen or more personal friends
Mrs. Taft sat in her husbands
chair at his desk In the center Of
the room. while he sat at one side
In a group OF frienda Bulletins were
being received constantly from the
convention by telegraph and telo.
phone. These were brought from the
outer office by Charlie Taft and
handed 70 his mother. who read them
aloud.
Word soon came that the nomi
mating speeches had all been made,
and the convention would proceed 10
ballot. There was a sigh Of relief
from the little company. and a brief
period Of breathlcss eagernoss fol
lowed. Then Charlie came in with a
bulletin which he handed 10 his
mother. Her face went deathly
white. and with visible effort she
road q quote from memory a
larf- portrait OF Roosevelt has been
displayed on the platform and the
convention has exploded
N silence an Of death fell upon
tho room Mrs. Taft sat white as
marble and as motionless.. Mr. Taft
tapped with his fingers on the arm
OF his chair and whistled softly.
"charlio entered with another~bul.
1etin, which his mother read: "A
huge American flag with a Roose.
welt portrait upon 1t is being carried
about the hall. and the uproar con.
tinues with increased. fury
THAT awful silence continued for
several minutes. which seemed end.
less. when again Charlie entered
with bulletin and which his mother.
almost leaping from her chair in ex.
element. read: Massachusetts gives
- votes for Taft
Everybody was on his feet In n
minute. asking. why. how did they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
CURRENT SHOTS
by Howard Estey

A trade item says Missouri sends
sedar 10 Europe for making Lead
pencils And may add. Also char.
acteru 70 the United Btates for the
funny pictures.
Rhaden Of sweet September Morn 7
Philip r. Williams. OF London, Is
asking a divorce from his wife be
oause abe attended a ball garbei
as tho Lady Of the Bath" An
other home broken up because OF
mans lack OF appreciation OF art
when wife IL the artisan.
Eddie says Il am tempted 20 b.
iieve some Of those musicians who
play by ear must lie affected with
head noises"
Very often a man advsrtis~s The
fact that he IL married by his
clothes Of subdued shadss.
The simr- Daniels controversy II
taking on tho aspect OF q vAuds-
Vile pie throwing act
Some men are no prudish they
can't even look the naked truth In
tho face without biushing.
Have you a little chemist In your
hoTne7
Gays an al: Does the ticking OF
n clock annoy you at night7" Not
Mt all But tho alarm does IA the
morning.
IL the cost ~ paper goes much
higher a one dollar bin will be worth
moro as ecrap paper than as cur
rency.
An English postman who has rc-
tired after 90 years. service delivered
4.iitoo letters. And II In safe 20
say that the phrase Appearing the
greater number Of times in the said
letters was Please remit"
Unless the government adopts n
moro stringent policy In forest con.
servation tn. ouita board viii soon
leave US a treeless nation
Why asks q. A. r. should
anybody try TO get In communication
~ith MRrs7 Haven't We trouble
enough on this siobe
Members OF the British house Of
commons ARE wearing overaiiE. bat
they're wearing fpets with EN-.
Most appropriate article for that
kind OF a fight. donchakno~.
But. a.. the boy remarked when
he finished moving the lawn. Il
don't charge by the square foot
charge BY tho yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
'Win Grow That Way"

Once upon time there child who made ugly
fares and the others used TO him that bis face
would grow that way
But he looked In the glass and found that did
lie could stil smile msrTily ever.
And 20 he went making ugly faces often
ne liked. and thinking tho ugly thoughts that went
with them And he did not hook much tho gias.
70 see " he could smile And he did Try
hi. smile reflected tho faces OF o,h.ru.
But no thought OF his troubles AMI his wrong, and
Of al the things he'd like 10 do 20 nj. en.rnloa
AMI that upset his digestion and he got dyup~p-i,
and the dyspepsia made him do things
to. And now when he passes. people say What an
ugly face!-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
Conventions of Other Years.
How I. r. Fixed It for Taft

got 70 Massachus.tts~ Nobody
could solve tho mystery. and It VIA
not solved I'll the next day. when
the reports Of the convention pro.
ceedings showed that Senator Lodge.
who was chairman. ordered tho roll.
call 10 begin In the midst o, the up.
roar "a the surest means Of stopping
the final effort for Roosevelt STAN.
media
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Quickly following the MaE.aohu
setts bulletin came others. and with
In n few minutes the nomination
was announced. and Mr.. and Mrs
Taft were In the center OF a swarm
Of congratulations. IL In needless 10
add that Mrs. Taft's face had NOR,
than rcgained its normal color. she
was the pcrHonifica,ion OF a proud
and happy wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
To Advertise Seattle

The following Experimentation" issued by the cam
pagn committee OF the publicity drive committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. states tho case 80
sufficiently that needs application;
EFT will your privilege this week TO furnish
practical evidence Of your appreciation Of what Sc
depends upon payment Of that debt now when the
opportunities for development OF our natural re
sources industries and commerce are greater
than before In our history
seattle must hook wen TO her laureis N she r
keep abreast Of other important cities in the United
States To do this must eNpcnd both money
and EFFORT Generous supper, and public spirited
service by our business h imperative
AFTER three weeks OF intensive preparatory work.
the Chamber OF Commerce and Commercial Club
is ready TO launch Its greatest undertakings com
pr~hensive national advertising campaign aid
20 the work tho organisation Is now doing at home
To make this program possible. two hundred leaders
IN Scaf,le's business life personally viii make an
active for funds. taking the field the week
beginning May sist Two hundred and nifty thou
dollars a year for three years Is the amount
needed
This win enable the Chamber 20 proceed with an
affirmative. aggressive program OF civic effort for
Seattle In Seattle. and at the same time by means
OF tioe o0oa advertising campaign. familiar ritz.
this city's superior Industrial and commercial al.
yantagos. and also scenic and climatic at.
fractions.
III you think you have done your duty by Seattle
stop and consider what would be the result II every
business should withhold his further support OF
any and an forward movements for Seattle On the
other hand suppose every citizen should for.
ward and declare his moral and financial support Of
such That Is the question that you arc
called upon weigh az this time. What will
you make to this challenge to render your city a
substantial and enduring saryiceT'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
They Break Thru
Concrete Jail

PBosSER June deputy rher.
lffs aru securing the country here In
searvh % HAM Cioyd and Jack Aus
tin. who .sAcap-d from Benton eoun.
TVS now concrete tail Sunday night
The men we're charT--i with stealing
an automobile belonging to Mayor
MCNEIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
THEY DID AND
1 HE'S NOW IN JAIL.

EPOkANE. juno fs-"Junt tasto
that
IF II Amt tho best moonnhine you
ever tasted IN 20 10 jail" said Ralph
c. Henry. Stevens county farmer.
when detectives arrested him.
Ralph had noonshino in jugs. bot
iiss. cans and jars when his auto vas
stopped He's In Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
-ByCONDO

GA - ~ VI ~ japanese liner
, Fc-sA Man Art-oTnc.d he will
change his na-as 10 something else
when he returns 10 Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
SAY
so go

Today's Bert Bet: That there
never WINS any profi'fering In tho
public market. and. anyway. the
public In 10 blame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

" the Carpentier-Willardm match fails, ichv
not one betreen Hn1hie and Ole2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

II . Giri's chance 10 marry the
man she'd ~ant no better than soSol
Head The Sagehrushcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Too prisoners broke out Of the neto con-
crete jail IN Benton county Evidently con-
crete prison tcalls are iohdt they are cracked
ND to be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Seattle is playing steady game. II hasn't
IRON series yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Hoto times hare changed! Once man pds
tcillino to die for his lady, and notD q lot Of
old girls dye for man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01
Justice?

Joe vargus, workingmsn. happened TO Be In the
vicinity when officers arrested the Auburn Of
freight thieves. Vargas taken IN the general
raidand for two months he has been in jail unable
TO fun n hon
N the In any way: that he happened 10 10 an
innocent hyxtand-r. and often the case. he
what the b. provcrbiaily eetA-
After two months. the wheels OF Justice brought
vargus' plight the attention OF tho federal Judge.
ard he was. OF course released
But has Justice b~~n fully doneT when limo
spends time In jail justice be satisfied
merely with his reeaseT Or IL that only the mini
mum fraction Of Justice that be accorded hmf
The fact that the merit uar piu be in the
air doesn't cause so much tDorry as the fact
that the present peace is.
--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-01

Owl Drug Co., Bartell Drug Co., Swift's Pharmacy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
FINANCIAL
on LANn. NNn LtNsns M.N

OIL INNb0 NM htNHhN
WANTED rit druIiug WA'hin". ~ o. r..
Tendru,o. Kan. Will contract of buy me-
O. blur. prize muft bc feHa"nAhlf "
Walforh. caro- Boom hotel Ind"p"nd'",'.
AK AHpt.r THEN
pEgD4 VALLEY NEW MEXICO. TIN
Irasi.u N,'.u' ,itt ,tt1NA on AND
81 a. t't'.et.g
1s.g. si6 cedar t6t3
4tr tg g.r,,f G.,II u.rt ptdg
-.
OH AEb refinery Hin' k H"'lnE sp"Ne ia,
=" exchange for ONO" ot houH'hoIi
"'"' ..
''o' N'NE7
ln b,iiaH county ArEana's, i"f tho arm.
Ing ~ u tcrt we'll
ana Central National Bank pldg.
Phone DaaEe Hl0 cedar 1853
HALr. tu,crc-t $40 900 a,ies ou lease. ',s
paI TO- iii8s' w,nana " '''i, USs ,.'". o. q" ''"''
GOOD hi"'h "t commercial leases ON ilne
Hlru' iutt half mile " pf.dr''ion, pt''
right bHllp7 realty co., Wynons pkIn
pEcDs .TDYAu on r,Id man iust out.
man Tor gsr p.r,s Valley Ou Exchange.
hos $40. recor. Texas
my AN on LEASE
so buys five acres. Tevas uold. Desdia.
fuonts Ic.ae4 sold 5t rcut4 now worth SO.
900 per acre. carter raid 40 centn psr acre
and 'ruId FOR $4,000. urr acre Texas. Rain.
huw'a end. now opening on shows same
formation ,g Bfnyrn TERRITORY
IrsH,H here may uifup any price with frsf
we'll coming ru. i'a . speculation tut the
Kind ~ speculation that has made many
FW"ll lnNf'i"iF ron IhN Fortuna on GO
h'hii'1 W. hy several men pooling ''po IN
loaH'H. HoId out tr'ouNN Tor u mutton dnI-
lars. n You a"n' undcrH'rnd lcas" hu.'neN.
Wo VIII gIa1y 'NplHtn gu dftailH N"mlt
ll' t9r nv" hCrrR W." f.nd you icEhl
u .i,,,,'', ~ 49, I''p s," w. -" @ w" Ia
,,,ii t,,'s, ~. ii''" '..i. w.. 49, '""P ~
tiI,,.tn,,,i,',t' 49,, ufdg Gtt,b',,y, ciy Gtt,' ''
'''''+ =,
J ~, 80 10 ~ VT. j" W.. ,il'i 'I ,'"'v
i.a i,m.|I a., h hh' ,s,ss',,' AZ" ,'
,.|, az -" l'N W. w.
w. t,'r 'g, ,,,g. it, t,"g., -" e.
have l. 500 arrca 10 devotion and 90 are NJ.
fcring an Interest IN q block ~ 900 acres
with an OH we'll nIrcndy hroupb. ia n1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
EMPLOYMENT


LADY with knowlcdse n shorth.nd ana
tyUeUfitinE apd general office Vpth u"
siroa position pr"fethbiy With OH company
automobile sofTslrHttun or reliable frm
honest reliable and infustrous can give
bond N required iu the handling ~ money
matters reBHoualle salary win rhanre
~ advancement For appointment
write D.. . r.. BOO care 70 % Terfa'e Tulsa
tIN|H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
EMPLOYMENT
rAI.hsMnN ANn AutNIr

I.t..Ts ttoo v.ehiy- autotnobue own.rs
stetyysbers w,ld win onhusiasn mar.
vslous invention doubles pnWcr mileage,
s,ficisncy saves its ,ost first day. sonss
in. uiidpre. ia tampIe OUTFIT and Ford
ca- free yVrtr oui,k Dver Co, Dept 6t3,
Iouievuie Kv
AnNgTg N.k, "a .g.,H, taking orders
fot last "c!lnE Nonl. ''' i''n. tn,n, f,-
ofcns Wl "'u'IH ,i''',.'t ,,iir,, .,tnufs
speIo tlIhe 80 ",It,. ~, ,g.nry Go6d-
80 stf. s,'tl go,ayenr HIdr. Kansas
80, No
,..,,,,-... ,..t,., "..if,,, ,p i,thirr
oAIFHMNN Or htok'f '"''ui .U ,.,'
uSg' ,1. u,e ,ng.e,lsaian baais so.
btIsT. q 20 gt Louis Mo
.,...,.,,,.. .l,,... ..,., ,.,,vtet fusI
'ouu BIT NJ .,c q, si ,c tip to 10
alv',' w., H ~. t,' "a ,,,it,s .rr rsfl1p made
Irt ,',nt s'N"''.' ',Ua y, t.,E rupr,rto.
WIN tota FglI "' ',u,.,pu.,, ,paTi,er 90
"es ppamp.v ~ II
-, -. ,...,,.. .t.tu NAH. g. "a dty
NHN ~ ~ .'.' w. .. 40, ,..tr ...t.
'aHg. ~. t,.L.. ,.,rt,d .y,fr
.tu.t 49, LII rsrt,rn u1 adi vtt,r.
Sn'I' - uf,tttp,' pt,t .uur
..vI', wv Vti. nut't Nm,ril,u Tt.t.
~ gn ali American uIdg. Cincinnati.
ON,
.,, .. ..., .i,,t.. .tirt..
A'EN ~. w. mike bi, money be'
sIdse rake orders win our uuc me only
ono In America that HhowH both tailoring
IA rair ~ psnta free with suit write
g., 1utft rIrbt now Wright a COMPANY.
prpt a. chicago
,..,,ypr.pt.sr ppuTuAir MES
j. tho quality ~ work YOU are rettlng
,cs ss.,s'', ,',, ,,,t,,,g Tor goods investigate
~" "..,t,,,t'gcg afforded hy = large house
~ ,,r1ne bnvinr mower. most modern stu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
NEW MEXICO
pECDS VALLEY
ARK ANSAS
TENN NESSEE
Lrases In 90 acre tracts,
From SOC up.

ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE
Leases In 90 acre tracts,
From soc up.
G. l. HAGEMAN
2i6-t7 Central National Bank BIDS.
CAN LEASE on 500 acres In s, E. 3O.ls-
is, ons mile from Wobsters develop
ment in 2tle 10, t!b per acre Address
II Marshal, Maburn. ohio,
WE HAVE for sale oil leases containing
sos actes In one hodv located In 29-23-
10. Rogers county. okla this lease Joins
lease with three prdlucing wells, FOR par.
uculars write Missouri, Kansas, oklahoma
on a. Gas Co. +. q. Box 81 Sequoysh.
Okla.
WOULD YOU invest 81 week for 10
weeks on u chance to mako 81 600 or
more? Particulars free. No Obligation.
Write y. A. carlton, boN 676, Fort worth.
Texas,
own 10 acres not leased I'M le-i6N .sE.
might lease RoN l2a. Muskogce plOa
rOR SALE-7o acre lease near Jenhs.
Two settled producing wells four offset
locations leas" completely equirred
m'sed rsslnt for quick sale No brokers.
oShge 1lss
Il HAVE drlllng proposition, good block
ON structure, Hughes county w
Ryan. holdenNillc Okla
WANT ~ barrels settled production. thick
sand. 81 so oil, 40 acres proven and l-ss
than 1000 feet drilling + a. RoN e29
rulss Okla
MARRANlACK leases royalties aud Mara
y q
care Rank Marramack okla
on OPERATORS Tor an Investment, we
have some perfectly drained flag lan1H
In the Little river drainage district the
Nlo valley is not richer, corn VIII Yield
90 bushels Per acre, don't wait as the
prices arc soaring and the supply WIN soon
per acre. good terms See magazine sec.
tion OF 81 louts Globe Democrat OF Nav
a. Tor fun description ~ southeast Mis-
souri SNYDER : Go Maiden Nc.
OIL LEASES and Investments IN and
around Jennings Okla Address \. d.
Fitzpatrick. Jennings pkia
WE NAVE a lease au a Desirable So.e,re
piece of shallow production that We will
not be able to drtll ourselves. will
make ftty -flfty drillng contract on
same ONerfield Fisher 4 Co noN 12,
MONEY FOR OF MEN
If YOU WANT TO SELL ENORMOUS
amount of oil stock or oil leases write Tor
my new winning plans which will enable
you 60 raise all the money you want
quickly for any legitimate enterprise
Make me prove that what ( am doing
for others | can do for YOU and that my
plane which are putting oil and lease
companies over the top will also enable
YOU to finance any proposition quickly At
small cost Thousands viii buy what you
offer n you reach them my way For
particulars address Expert Desk %. $40
pan WaEroner nldE4 - Worth. Tcxas
PECOS VALLEY or MAI pecos valley
wonder oil field map lust out shown'g
pcu discovery well. an other drilirE wells
dcrricks and locations ALSO sociological
data depth and log NJ wells trend of do.
.Nelopmrnt aud facts about ihe Pc.us Val
lcN OH tclds and royah basin Large 3oNlh
duction Tor 10 cents IN stamps. Abnrr
DaNiA Fort Worth, TeNaA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

KENTUCKY tobacco. nfst-ciasa ,u.eIt,
SOC, second class chewing 90. .rn'
class smoking 3oc per 10 any a,rau,'
over Q pounds 3 per cent rcdutN.n .,
90 pounds and above, satisfaction g4a.
anteed. prepaid Resptly. youta 3
Veal Addfeas CcdaIta Ev
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

AGENTS Get sl your 0wu clothes. nht ~
fir4. etc FREQ and mako hir money %"
rfdsn rake orders with our llur. ihs only
ono In America that HhowH both tailoring
and futnIHhinEH aud hcHd"t gives Hu "t.
ia pair ~ psnts free with suit write
fof nuift rirht now WrEht a 'DWpauF.
prpt e. chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

SITUATION WANTED Engineer wide eN-
perience. desires position, chief of plant
tsteam electric, Tulsa or vicinity, or chief
Of light plant. Oklahoma town. G. O, II,
aNll Shaw 81 Inmls- Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

REFINED responsible woman Will give
best care 70 home for summer during
absence sof owners highest references.
Phone 7iiS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

1850 CASH BUYs THIS BARGAiS
MAIN, rent il2d per month bringing I'm
an income ~ more than $500 per month
owner reserves ono apartment can YOU
heat ~ THIS will sell and teu quick. Will
pay itsef out TN months You had bet.
ter hurry. DEaFe G5sI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
Army Equipment Sales
Company
3l5 East Third Street
Tulsa, Okla.

AINCOATS-Iiuarantee WateTproof
/. WAIT Rubber Goods tos Bouldsr
WELDING OUTFtT-SeConG- hand, cheap.
good order Address 276-A World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

\ CLEAN stock OF groceries and
fixtures for sale; viii take ear or
lot on grocery stock, Phone Usage
6Ab9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

WANTED Some one who viii in
vest $4,000 TO $4,000 In tho tiro
and vulcanizing business, Address
Box 495-E, care Warld
GENERAL STORE for sale, $1,000
cheap rental clean stock good
reason for selling. II, Gully CO., Mo-
doc, Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

ROUND OAK dining table good ccndi-
ton. $40 bargain. Phone tsaKe 9''o.
1LI s. boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

tAsH ~ ON hone dry tNu mako - dtY
easy. Will chow }uu how WIN our CON.
r,pttatet rurs frult drinks. wanted "rfrF
uhsfe email package. luHi Hdl water .
here the chance uf - lifetime Efhu your
tsfrt,f, write puluk American lfHI.
vptr Ca. az American uIdE, Cincinnati
ohio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

WANTED Partner To- take half interest IN
host paving proposition on the market &.
handle your own money, investtgatc Room
o26 New Fox hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

WANTED At oSrE Farm work tor
widow woman and children. boy g..
rrl ls wears with hoa,sc. viii hsp make
and Cnthrr crop Address Mfs boHia
iiathr"'t Marked Tree Art
WANTED hy teacher fur summer t.
travel HH companion ur Co care fnr thli T..
dtru. rofeiru.rH required aud Fiycu. ~
dress 't'.b world
INSURANCE. position hy younE lady with
thorough local agency etpsfi"n'r. book
management r"f"f'nrcn Address tll r.
World
WANTED Position by elderly lady
HH housckccpor for widowcr or y
small family Address 2o3 E, care
World
CTrABbE young woman book
keeper -stcuoRraphc desires po.
sltion Rest OF references. Address
4ti u, caro- world.
STENOGBAPHBR with buhuoss
experience ana knowledge ~
bookkeeping desires position. Phone
Usage 1854.
LADY DESIRES stcnoRrnphic or
general office work by June BOX
fN3 E. care of world
ENrEUIENCED typist and officc
nsgiHiant BOX lo2 T. care world
WANTED Position as clerk IN no.
tel, hnvo had experience I'm hotel
work. Address proprietor Rockfol-
Ter Hotel 2la H. Broadway. Mus
kprgg nLIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
FINANCIAL


HOTELS and roomluE houses large and
small All KINDS a. an tImsa hurt~r
Real Estate 400 Security Blds Usage
HFs1 A=k Nr Palmer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

PLANE table WORK steady; can furnish
references Phone Usage 90lS Usage
t?as 2As Lynch nldE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

fEN ROOMS. good furniture. fine income
rent With lease only So. price 81 500 o.,
rart cash. balance easy. psase Ht06
FOR RENT-l2-room house right down
town suitable for office building or high
class boarding house wilt give one or two.
year lease, $3.50 yer month. call Usage
1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
AnMy rrp TENTS.

Amy WHg0n 0UVoTs' II " y InChtF. Y
n : inches Of heavy government lo-ouh
olive drtb duck as heavy az 1907 CONNER.
cisl white durS Complete with r'r''
sheets use them TO protect hav, grain aHi
M ,thiuorv from rain. take one on your
trlp. faston II to tho side ~ your car 4nt
you have an auto tent, cost the coNe'0.
men, si6 each. our price tl3.45 delivsrri
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

BEST BARGAIN IN Tulsa--lS rooms fur
niture for sale and 5-year lease or build
INK thrown I'm price 8 900 hair cash. bal
7HSl Room g. Nebraska RIdg CITY
Realty Investment Co. e.. h Leslie Man.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

NTg NTfWV FNNTN 10 EVTT WTTEf II TT 7 ~
II fset high with Z feet wall; made ~ - I
ounce double filled duck-the best tho Y.
complete with pole. hood, lines, etc. All
free from holes and tears. Class Xxx tenfS
tsg o.. freight paid to your railroad s't-
,top class AA tents, same as above tut
used less. al In excellent condition; 81 95:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

FOR SALE Furniture In q - room home.
modern. arranged nth tight house
Keeping apartments, balance bsdroomE. ei.
eFantly furnished On south side IN most
desirable location, garage. ciFtsrn ana
well water. good lease Phone Usage
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

GovERNMENT HARNESS

A limited quantity Of the heavy govern.
ment wheel harness tcollar and hamNs
typel the heaviest used by the army he
raw leather cost the government tb1. 50 set
without trimming or labor. set ~ :
etc t,varranted complete and In very hos,
condition). Sj2.95. Freight paid to your