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Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
LIVE STOCK
Chicaao

CHICAGO, July 1-CU. $. Bureau of Markets) ATTLE-Receipts 1o, 900 head Beef steers strong, some selling higher. Early top. $16.S0; bulk, s13.Oo@16.Oo; butcher and feeder stock stronger; canners and bulls slow; bulk canners, $4.25Q AIS; bulk butcher cows, $7.00@10.5o; calves un- evenly lower; bulk vealers, $11.50Q 12.5O.
 Receipts 33, 900 head. Mostly 35c to 40c lower than yesterdays aver age. Early top. S16.25; bulk light and light butchers. $15.75@16.1o; bulk, 25O pounds and over. $14.00@15.60; pigs. 25c to soc lower bulk, $13.00013.75.
 SHEEP-Receipts 23000 head. Mar ket very slow Few carly sales ot lambs around soc lower than yester- days average; top native lambs higher; sheep steady to lower; bulk. $5.5O@650.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, July 1.-(U. s. Bureau of Markets) ).-CATTLE-Re- ceipts 33000 head Market uneven. Beef steers steady. Top. $16.15; best year lings, $16.10; other steers, 5000 15.60. she stock steady to weak. quality com mon: bulk, S6.00@S.50; canners, $500 d4.50; stockers and feeders weak un- der light demand; other classes about steady; few Vealers, $12.75; bulk, S11.50 down; canner calves. S3.00@ 500.
 HOGS-R Receipts 4000 head. Market generally 25c to 40c lower. Top, $15.S5; bulk heavy and medium, $15.50G 15.75; bulk light, S16.3061565
 SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head. Market generally 25c to soc lower. Few choice native lambs. s15.00 bulk good and choice. $14.00$4 1452; bulk culls. $6.50Gp 100; bulk sap ewes. $3.00d 500.
 Denver
 DENVER, Ju15- CATTLE-Ee eeipts 2200 head Market steady 25c lower. Beef steers, $500 0 1900; COWS and heifers. S7.0G T II co: stoczers and feeders. S700a9.00; calves, 5000 T 1425.
 HOGS-ReCeiDts 1900 head Msrlsar
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
TO HAVE TRIPLE HOLIDAY

NEW YORK. June 30.-The New York stock exchange will be closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday over the Fourth of July. the board of governors announced today.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 1.-Close:
 Corn-Sept $169A, Dec. $1.56b. Oats-Sept. S5kc, Dec. S3c. Pork-July $32.50, Sept. $S4.70. Lard-July $2O.30, Sept. $21.25. Ribs-July $17.s5, Sept. $1S.92.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02

The young lady across the way says this is q time for honorable compro- mise and personally she thinks the President Is making a mistaks in standing out for the Lodge reserva- tons or nothing.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
coPpERs

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, F. F. Hutton &
 Co.'S Leased Wire. Hotel Adams ouilding. lI9 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
COPPER

NEW YORK, July Cooper dull 19c. American bar silver, 9912c; for eign, 9012c.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
THREE DIE WHEN PLANE HITS HIGH
 VOLTAGE WIRE
TRepubIican A. p. Leased WireI

SAN FRANCISCO, June 30-Two men and a lO-year-old boy were killed and their bodies burned when an air plane in which they were riding here today struck a high voltage electric wire and crashed to the ground in flames at the Mariana flying field
 The dead: Daniel Lane, 23, Commer- cial airplane pilot, formerly of army ~ Paul Lane, 10, nephew of Daniel Lane.
 H l.. Tucker of San Francisco, for nerlv with the United States forestry service
 Tucker was a native of Boston, where his parents reside. He was 50 wears old. a civil engineering graduate of Harvard university, and had taken mart in the Bingham expedition to the Andes. He made several other eXpe- tdftions of exploration, among them t~in to the summit Of Mount Mckinney
 FALL 125 FEET-THREE KILLED
 CHICAGO, June 30-Three men were l,illed today when scaffold on Whl n rbev were working collapsed m the iu- .o-io,- of a concrete smoke stack at the Iroouois plant of the Steel and rune lo1oDanv Of America. on the south slde' The men fell 125 feet
Arizona republican., 1920-07-02
Roberts Confident

TOMBSTONE-Sen C. NJ Rob erts Of Wilcox, COchise county's Dem ocratic candidate for nomination for governor, was in Tombstone yesterday and today on business incident to the granting of the petition of the san Pedro Water Users association which means the final preliminary step toward the Charleston dam.
 Senator Roberts has just returned from weeks trip to the middle tier of counties to inc north of Cochise and brinss back promising reports of hi~ candidacy. Gila. Graham, Greenlee and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

under Stonewall Jackson. in Virginia
He seems to be "at home" among
the Old boys.
The inmates held q meeting Friday
Of last week, at which the following
resolutions were passed unanimous
ly:
'Resolyed: That we, the Confeder-
ate Veterans in the Home, fully en-.
dorsc the administration Of Superin-
tcndent Jim Tom Story and the mat
ron, Mrs. story, and pledge them full
cooperation In the good work they
are carrying on in our Home"
Inmates Rounds and StillwcIl have
returned from Mannsvillc and Okla
homa City whore they spent several
days pleasantly with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, one Of the good in
mates had a partial attacl, Of par
alysis. He was placed in the hospit.
al. where he received special atton-
ton, and he is doing very well; can
sit up and converse, However, he is
still weak. Mrs. Latimer, the nurse
thinks he will soon recover.
DR.. j. C. McNees the Home ply
scian. was out yesterday paying a
professional visit to the Home
Those Of us who are physically
able are preparing to take up a gar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
NO MATTER HOW
BAD THE COMPLEXION
Stuarl's Calcium Waters Provide the
Wonderful Calcium Suliide That
Gives the Skin What it Requires to
Prevent Pimples, BIacliheads and
Such Skin Disfigurements.

SUM E'hH
The pink freshness OF natural
complexion is greatly admired these
days because Of the too general use
Of rouge, powders, creams and other
make-ups. II goes without saying
that a natural, beautiSnl complexion
has health beneath it and with health
is vivacity and leadership in social
and other activities. No matter how
bright and active one may be, n
face covered with pimples is q
handicap. Never before was the
question Of healthful appearance 50
much in evidence. Get rid Of pimp-
les. blacllheads, roughness redness
and itching rash by using Stuart s
Calcium WATERS. They contain cal
clum sulphide, considered by scien-
lists absolutely essential to clear,
healthy skin,
IL YOU are discouraged you can
now cheer M. 40 matter how bad
your skin may be from such condi-
tions Stuart's Calcium Waters ought
to work wonders with it. And then
goodbye to blackheads, pimples, boils,
rash, aud n muddy. Sallow complex
ion.
So don't be blue, don't despair, got
n 50-cent box Of Stuarts Calcium
Waters today at any drug store in
the United States, and soon you may
have as beautiful a complexion rs
You ever wished for.--adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

zen spot ana will have some carly
greens.
The large orchard has been looked
after and nicely trimmed up by W. T.
(BnD Simmons, an inmate. Colonel
story viii soon have the fruit and
shade trees whitewashed and worm
poison used
Mrs. l.. l.. Johnson Of Mead and
Mrs. c. p. Wright Of Stilwell, have
withdrawn from the Home.
Rev j. r. Starkc is on a furlough
10 san Antonio. Texas.
Mrs, Lucy Ann Driver is on fur
lough, visiting at Ada
The superintendent, Colonel Story,
gives an invitation 10 one and all Of
Ardmorc TO visit the Home. The
Daughters are especially invited to
come out and make some music for
the old boys. And everyone invites
cordially, Colonel Suggs to come out
and bring his big music box. Yes,
come out Colonel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of February are past due and if no.
paid By P, NJ. of the 18th inst, ser.
vice will be discontinued.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
12.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
At CONFEDERAT TE HOME
(Contributedl

The Home is getting on very well
We have some sickness, but only tive
or three are in anyway dangerously
i'll.
The terrible weather for the past
six weeks has prevented much needed
work, but we arc working some any
way.
Our superintendent, Colonel Story
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-15
Whiteman & Simpson Co.
Ardmoes Fastest Growing Department Store

AdmOes FASTEST GfOWmg Department Store
viii present up-toa Department Storea that all
Of Ardmore and vicinity will be Of
The building occupied by Spagn Co., together with the build
already will be thrown together and renoded throughout
thus giving twice the floor
Through the support friends and customers business has
properly take of rapidly growing business and be
position give the and for which this
widely known
For this show appreciation by giving you better store
which to adea better and larger stock to select Oma store
ranged and equipped for service In other words real city city store
with the big city merchandise.
For all of this thank many friends and and hope
be in position you better in the future.
kyYH7a717z1N6GupSoD
S'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
|, ron sAIr-nrAl, ESTATE

a GOOD HOME
4 rooms. bath. close In. paved
street elOs 10 ear and school.
1900 cash. balance like rent.
4 rooms: bath. pantry; chicken COOP
brrfirHs cherries. North End. IJVV
cash. balance like rent
6 rooms bath large garden. fruits.
etc. North End. block from car
ana paved street. $4,000. 5000 cash.
That's cheap
7 noomH. strictly modern. view over
looking Green Lake; now rented
for ffb. DWnFr must sell. ana VIII
take $1,000. with MY $500 down.
balance $50 a month. including in
trrfHf
(. aud Groom houses In the North
End. la choice location. Ask us
about them, Or better yet, let Us
show them to you. Make appoint
ment by phone. or call at 400
Mutual Life Bldg
JOHANBON SERVICE co
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Follotcina is complete list Of the lucku CONTESTANTS

c~ry Co. Seattle, Miss Dorothy MD.
.ey. fik wash ave. Nenaichrs.
wash Mrs Hsdmen. tses y Car
field Edward NoFinn. - q. y. No =.
hor sti. city. ". u. ttAEsr. 40 Hos-
ton block ,. 7. pohsrty. sfii alta.
q W! Margaret German. ps1 ".
tath at. D.. J. Carey. so.s Fougth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

chafis. tnwman. al, white huiia-
inE. NarssFe, A. DAILY. it,s Shelby
At, E Johnson. tsst .ith ave, ~ W
May Tubman. sit Joshua ors-n
bundinM. Emily V. Kopta. I'ss s7th
ave. l.. T. s,rout. care National Gro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

,9.ooo-A VERY GOOD LOOKING s.
room bungalow. conveniently To-
Gated as 10 business district
schools. etc. BLOCK from Mt Ba-
ker car line; entrance hall iiy-
Ing room. dining room; kitchen
with all built-in feathers and coat
closet down stairs: ? bedrooms.
storeroom and bath upstairs. full
cement basement piped for fur
mace heat: lawn. trees and very
good view. this bungalow IA priced
low for quick sale. easy terms
k-55
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Building Main 1884
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you TELL 'EM sToCKYARDS
THEY HAVE A BUM STEER

n rs not necessary for you 20 keep
on paying and paying rent. Hnd
getting nowhere. 1 VIII help you
10 get on the right track. just az
I have hundreds 81 othe and
some only had $40 bill 90 start
with. II sound almost too good 20
be true, doesn't ~ But come out.
let's talk u over. and 1 will intro
duce you to the people who are
IN HOMB or THEIR OWN. and
paying for ~ at fiJ per month.
Take Lake Burien car at Occi-
dental ana HeHicr, to 18TH s. w.
and Henderson. sunday or any
day. J. X MELVIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

ave. Mrs J. w. Nicolas. III. 18Th
ava iloss Cunningham. z6ss asth e.
vs. hrs. 4. Mcclure. brewster apart
nrniH. iaa Fontlus ave Nfn ~
Hsrnhsrt. 1891 . 7ia st. Mrs. Ed
,. CAREY, tfss IS. wiiis~ 81 . VIII
son. esb " gsth 81 so Hansen. Hoo
tel Central. Fourth aud Pike IT.
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HOME AND INCOME

HOME AND INCOME
Here ~ wonderful chance TO get
your start You viii never have TO
worry about your pay ments " you
buy this place. You will Away
have an Income OF $40 per month
and a nice home besides. Now
listen TO this: II iH located in a
nice district. on paved street. ara
only ~ blocks from Aadrona car
line: ~ has 6 nice rooms and bath.
and IN the rear u has "A large.
beautiful sun parior with 20 WIN
dows and "A kitchenette- This IL the
part they fight over to rent at
fzb per month. leaving you nice
- rooms 10 live In. and only $40 per
month 20 pay, as the full monthly
payments are only s35. including
Interest The total price - only
1880: 1900 cash. Can you beat IL
In Scatter Call at az 18th ave.
or phone East eTs5
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1 FOR sAIE-AuToMOBnLEs

81 FOR sAI.E-AUToMOBIIEs
Mn N Nm n
X NJ Nj X
stability is an American character
iHtie.
We Sc, the pace in the big issues
Let us be just as big in the smaller
iHNurA
There 10 an actual gas shortage 81
about - 60 20 per cent iuat now.
The condition Ssems more acute than
II really Ia
because
Firp,--conrumption has increased
faster than production
Second a,rhs farmsa III. rAneher.
tho fisherman fnusf have gaso-
tino now or never to produce
the things we all must havo for
our VEN existence.
Third Because som. people are
using more than their share
IL reasonable. rational. charitable.
and there Will BE- plenty OF saAo-
line for even body.
There are lots Of dandy places TO 60
on Sunday trip. right close -
Seattle. and you won't need much
gas 60 set you there. either
You can coast down the hills and
cave gas.
You can shu, of your motor when
you stop your cas- and save gAs.
And you can buy one 81 our small.
economical Used Cars and save
gas.
And don't forget anyway. that We
need your cooperation and moral
support 10 keep all tho gas 40
can get IN useful rational and
rsipfui work ana recreation.
We cant stop going, because We Rr,
progressive Americans and going
u the keynote Of our very exist
enco.
..c1m
But
Keep your foo, on the sof, pedal
and all VIII be well
IN say so"
EDDY.
MITCHELL MOTOR & SERVICE
COMPANY. INC.
East SEA Pine at Summit
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5 fOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

SOUTH OF WOODLAND PARK
rooms built like modern bunga-
low, two nice bedrooms with hall
way and bath between; has large
closets and other desirable fea-
lures. fun cement basement with
trays and gas connection. The lot
aOxtOS is a dream, roses. shrubs.
fruit trees. berries and a growing
garden; good chicken house and
run: also a very fine cement gar
age The price of this home Is
$1,000 and responsible parties can
have very liberal terms.
JOHN ]. ELLIOTT co.
MAIN OFFICE
32t t.EARY BLDG. MAIN 1881,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
WHERE

WHERE
WIN you spend your vacation7 Why
not Mt Fauntleroy7 Lot us show
YOU the finest view lots. close to
the finest sandy beach in the
Pacific Northwest. Large tracts.
4Ox1O0 feet for only $500. with city
water and light; all assessments
paid; good auto road.
JOHN L. ADAMS co.
Fauntlcroy station, West ESQ.
SEE JOHANS SONS AD UNDER
siness Opportunities" It's
great
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WEST & WHEELER
COME OUT TO-DAY
And see these Bargains In the
University District

University District
Low Prices-Easy Terms
,sts-s7rss: rich garden soil. Win
nice stream running thru: city
water.
$50 Cash. $40 q Month
;tss-7srlo7: a dandy piece OF iAn1
for potatoes and vegetables
$50 Cash. $40 per Month
,sss-corner. T5x107. on 57th ave
n. Il: a nice place for . homae
$50 Cash. $40 per Month
sszs-A place for your home: Tsx1055
city water. native trees and spiens,
did view: public school and store
convenient
$50 Cash. $40 a Month
BE SURE AND STE THESE
OFFERINGS
BRING A DEPOSIT WITH you
II. IL BROWN, Trustee
Cor. 35th Ave. n. Z and ssth Sc.
Phone kenwood ss<3
Open Every Day and Evenings
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81 FOR sAr.E-AUroMoBn.Es

81 FOR sAi.E-AUTOMOBILEs
RECONSTRUCTED
CARS
or
QUALITY
We have the following list ~ auto
mobiles for aair and ready Tor
demonstration. and Nc can guar
Antrr them 60 h. Ia nrst class run
ming order and ~ Tar q b~ttsT in-
vestmrut than new cheap car.
these cars have been completely
oserhAulsd rcnickcied. painted.
aud some have new tops. They arr
ready for denomination at tho
purchasers convenience.
1919 MARMoS - TOURING
1917 MARMoN 70 TOURING
isis MARMoS - cuUMMY ROAD
ETER
1918 HUDSON SPORT MODEL
.tstT HUDSON SUPER Blk
1913 HoAMER SPORT MODEL
1913 NEW SAXON LIGHT s-CYLtS-
DER
1878 FRANKLIN TOURING
1918 PAIGE sPoRTSTER
1915 wINToS CLUB ROADSTER
1919 LEXINGTON TOURING
1919 COMMONWEALTH TOURING
1918 MAXWELL. TOURING
wISToS TOURING. $3.50
wISToS TOURING. 1850
CADILLAC TOURING. t.CYLfSpEH
1917 OAKLAND TOURING
1919 FrUpEnAkER BIO t-cYLfS-
DER
1919 gTupERAKER. LIGHT t-crf-
ISpEN
1918 RTUpEnAKER. s-CNi.iNpEN
ASu s-cYLiNpkH
gTupEuAKER col re. s-CILtN-
DER. 8.PAESENGEH
1915 sTUDEnAKEIL s-cYLISpEh
st5Q
TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT
PURCHASER
NO BROKERAGE CHARGED
Automobile Department
FRANK wATERuousE & co,
Pine at Bellevue
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sHrrr.ns.LrvrNGoob co.

ABBOTT DETROIT. isit. T-pass fbe5
AppERSON. 1919. touring .... s5O
BUICK. 1915. touring ...+..... AaV
CHALMERS. 1918. touring go. ta0
FORD. 1917. touring ........~ so
KING. 1915. touring .......... go
LEXINGTON. 1918. touring ....l,a5o
LEXINGTON. 1919. sedan ..... $500
Liberty. 1918. club ......... 1.1b0
LIBERTY. 1919, sport ...s... l39b
LIBERTY. 1918. touring ... l,3sb
MAXWELL. 1918. touring 49,. $40
NATIONAL. 1915, sport ....... I2b
OAKLAND. 1919. touring . a25
OAKLAND. 1917. touring Gee. S25
OVERLAND. 1915. touring ,... A25
Ol.DsMOBlLE. 1913. touring.
b-cyL .......s.t.. Ioie
oLDsMoBILE. 1917. touring. -.
h-Cyl. ........ .s......s....s. FbV
PAIGE. 1916. touring ........ a9b
W1NToN, 1914. touring ... e2b
Buy your car from reliable dealers.
and get real value for your money,
not only In the car itself. but in
service as well.
Every car guaranteed as represent
ed. and sold on easy terms.
USED CAR DEBTS.
DS-LfVENGOOD co.
AUSTIN MOSELEY co.
1909 1tth Ave. East 100.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES
MACHINERY

DRAG SAWS
steam and gasoline.
GAS ENGINES, cushman, light
weight $. u. Hicks Co, ei2 1st S.
ELE II RIG MOTOR. DRILLS.
pumps. W. Montelius Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main a19. b2a list s.
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you TELL 'EM sTOCKYARDS
THEY HAVE 4 BUM STEER

II r. not necessary for you 10 keep
on paying and paying rent. and
getting nowhere. i viii help you
to get on the right track. just as
have hundreds OF others. and
some only had n $40 bill 10 start
with. II sound almost too good 10
be true. doesn't III But come out.
let's talk ~ over. and I VIII intro
duce you 10 the people who arc
in HOME OF THEIR OWN, and
paying for IL at SIS per month.
Take Lake Burien car at Occi-
dental and Yeslcr, 20 18th s. W.
and Henderson. Sunday or any
day. J. Il, MELVIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
81 FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILEs

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
Read carefully our list 81 cars be-
low. Then make visit 20 our
used car department and examine
these cars for appearance and
mechanical fitness and you VIII
be convinced that you cannot find
better huls anywhere.
Chevrolet Hahy Grand ......, 1900 90
MARVEL Touring. five passen-
Oakland dat, models i've
s,adebsfsr. i-eylinder. five.
passenger ...-............. coo. %
Oakland Roadster. $500 worth Of
extra equipment
Velio. 1--WE passenger touring. late
model
s,udebaksr. seven passenger tour
Peerless. seven passenger. fine car
Tor stage.
Remember all Of thcss cars have
been oycrhaui-d by ~ and va
stand back OF them 20 the extent
q giyins free aarVics after you
have bought
CASCADE MOTOR COMPANY
SOL East Pine Street
southeast Corner summit, Avenue
Phone East SOS
1919 oLpsMoBiLE ROADSTER
ofrf nsgi"d and rcpainted. some buy
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
broadway and union
METz 1915 a-PAssENoER. IN
good running order; electric start
eF ana dcmpuntahie rims WIN
Seel at 1850 ia 18th avenue
CHALMERS PASSENGER MA
chine. Firestonr rims; in fine
running order wan cell at 1850
i2i 18Th avenue
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos TO hire without drivers. Etor-
age and repairing. 2205 Second
ave. EllIot, 72ts.
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WANTED-AtrTO. WHO Is GOING
20 move TO Minneapolis have a
nice larg" lot. located in city linn
itF, 4 miles from center OF town:
value % lot $3.50; legal deserip-
tinn of lot u lot ~. block 4. Gjcr-
stems Lake Amelia Add. TO Min
noapolis. No junk wanted. Moth
tnE earlier than 1912 considered.
F-ss star.
Will. PAX SPOT CASH FOR FORD.
Chevrolet or Dodge. IN good con-
diiion. Hamlil q Engdahl. 1891
broadway. Phone East iis0.
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE
80. HH'A 1Atef tFaNA Nt0ss
18th ave.
ca FOR sAI.E-AuTO TRICKS
"a TON SIGNAL TRUCK. PER-
feet mechanically and in appear
Rncc. Any reasonable offer takes
~ owner 1910 W. Sand
6s AUTO ACCESSORIES
ANYBODY WISHING IiTEST Az
tomohile spark transformer or in
trnaifier. call Elliott ssT. Els Eplor
Bldg. / viii install them. Thomp-
son
90 MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES
CHIEF BICYCLE FOR sALE-FfNE
condii on. new tire. handlebRrs
and chain. newly painted: s25.
Apply Ray. Circulation Dept, Sc
attic Star.
FOR SAIE-TWIN INDIAN TAN
dem. splendid condition. Bargain
at 500. il2ab saith ave.
SCHUCk CYCLE co. FOR USED
parts. Save your money. 1929
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WEST & WHEELER

once on land Representatives ready
to answer your questions. Sunday
and every day.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

BROOM HOUSEK EEPING SUITE:
sink: gas range. Also single
housekeeping room. 81 m III r
rates. 90l Eighth ave.
NIsH ED HOUSEK EEPING
rooms: new, neat and clean. very
reasonable. East 5744. 1928 23rd
ave.
2 AND ar DOM FLATS; ALSO
single housekeeping and sleeping
rooms. close in. 1915 u Howell 81.
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WANTED--BOYs FOR ROUTE CAR
rlers in all parts Of the city. Good
chance for advancement
Apply 10 Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
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Theatre Of hcmw the
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DUMAR NO J

Large garden tracts. streets; side
walks. electric lights; city water:
close 70 new $500. 600 brick school /,
a COUNTRY HOME WITH CITY
CONVENIENCE Decent fareJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
DUlfAR NO. ,

Large rarsen tracts: streets: side
walks. electric liRhtEi city waters
A cOtTHTRY HOME WITH CITY
COSVESIESCES tS-cent farce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-07
1IJLSAN BOOSTER
EVEN AT FUNERAL
c. F. Hopkins Tells XII
wants Club of Man
Who Spoke Of Tulsa.
BETTER SPIRIT NEEDED
club Is Working for a Better
Magic City; Higher OBJ
iective Is Desirable.

C. r. Hopkins, vice president OF
,.o chamber OF Commerce, In an
.s,ross before the Kiwanis club in
,h. nrivate dining room OF Hote'
- Monday noon, advised the
l,nh 20 get solidly behind one OF
.auo n definite and constructive proJ-
wv wv, md thus not on,y insure fu-
go succcss - the club as an Or
.ut,ation. w, but to materially assis,
sa" 81 ,be upbuilding and continued
growth OF Tulsa. ,,
yrs,ead of speaking on the SUP
-, "Tulsa." Hopkins talked on the
ye,tor between the kiwanis clup
"'' I,oosts Tulsa mt Funeral.
oT,,isa IL an easy subject to talk
about" he asserted. Il am re-
ayd ,,Vrdcd of the Tulsa man who hap,
MI TO be visiting In smaii
Toxos Tex town. The body Of an un,.
!sant,fiod man who had been dcao
ahon, "a hours. was found the DAY
ao,n,e the Tulsa man arrived
WEN the funeral was held at the
,r,ic church the Tulsan, havins
,ransacted his business ana findihe
,oy, Iiesuro hours at his com
rrand. dropped around to near th'
funeral Grafton. a..
AFTER delivering the eulogy th'
.ra,rher explained that the bods
y, ,be man at his feet had not beer
,aont,fied and that he was ap'
na,ently unknown IN that section
ana appealing to the audience
asked il anyone had any remarks
e. make.