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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
Witness Fails TO
Appear Today For
Police Court Case

Harris Hawkins, alleged wife
bcater arrested last night by city
policemen, obtained continuance In
municipal court this morning when
his wife failed to appear against
him. He had not made bond at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Residents Of the vicinity Of Fourth
street and Colorado avenue wera
attracted by the loud scream of a
woman. Several spectators were
present when Policemen Bill Thoul-
as and Lem Burch arrived, Hawkins
was soon arrested and placed in
all.
Hawkins wife, who complained
to police yesterday morning, conld
not be found this morning at 8
o'clock when the case was set for
trial. Mayor Coffman continued it
until tomorrow morning at Q. Mean
while. policemen are searching for
the star witness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
HIGH OFFICIALS
At KNOX BURIAL
Hv United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct 14.-Funeral SER
vices for Senator Philander c:
Knox, were held at st. Johns church
here today. President Harding and
other high government officials at
tended.
Senator Knox, long a prominent
figure, in government circles at the
rational capital, died Wednesday
night. He suffered a stroke of paray-
sis as he was entering the dining
room of his home Wednesday even
ing for dinner, He died half an hour
later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
SEE INDUSTRIAL
IMPROVEMENTS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct IA decided
improvement in the industrial situa-
ton generally as compared with the
summer period is noted, according to
an announcement made today by of
ficials of United States Chamber of
Commerce.
Announcement pointed out that in
a number of southern cities. the un-
employment condition .has been en-
tirely wiped out. The chamber gives
the credit for this fact to the rise
in the price of cotton, the handling
of which has created many new jobs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
VETERANS WANT rulL
ATTENDANCE At mGGr.

Stating tat uli attendance of
members il desired. Col ilarse,
iiulcn. commander Of Joe shelby
camp, L. G. '. today callsl attention
to the meeting u the Veterans 10
morow Ut the cily hall At ? o'clock.
AZ that meeting those who arr to
accompany the local delegation to
Chattanooga reunion are expected 10
report to Col. Hulcn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
MEDICINE SHOW
RAPED N LAW
COUNCIL PASSES

An ordinance prohibiting the ex.
hibition of carnivals within the fire
limits of Chlckasha and prohibiting
exhibitions upon the streets for the
purpose of aiding in the sale o
merchandise was passed by the city
council in session last night in the
city hall.
Section one OF the ordinance pro.
yides that no license shall be is.
sued TO any carnival or show slml.
liar to carnival 10 operate within
the fire limits Of the city,
That II shall be unlawful for any
person, persons, firm or corporation
to use or occupy any of the streets
in the city of Chickasha for any
kind Of entertainment or exhibition
for he purpose of advertising the
sale of any goods. wares or NOR.
ohandlse. is the provision under sec
ton four. This will eliminate the
patent medicine vendor who gives
an entertainment to attract custo-
mers, it was pointed out this morn
ing
Violators Of any provision of the
ordinance may be fined in any sum
not exceeding $40,
The fair ground Is not included In
the fire limits Of the city and the
ordinance, j. II. Wellborn. city clerk
says, will not interfere with the
exhibition of. carnivals there,
Reports Are Approved.
Reports Of the various city Off.
cials for tho month of September
were approved by tho council last
night. An ordinance appropriating
$13,3i5.0l for tho payment of GER
tain accounts and expense for the
month was passed.
The council went on record ap-
proving the action OF Mayor Coff-
man and Harry Hammerly city at
torney, in making settlement OF
claims against the city made by Ed
Stuclowish, former employe Of the
street department, and w. II. Cat
terall, who some time ago was
awarded the garbage disposal con-
tract. Stuckwish's claim was salts
fled with the payment of $3.50. The
city was released from the contract
with Mr. Catterall upon the pay
ment of $306.
Action on the ordinance creating
sewer district No. 80 was deferred
until the next meeting OF the coun-
Gil.
Members present at the meeting
last night were: Councilmen Hy Du-
Bose, Y. w. Darnell, Tom Hendrick,
]. A. Hawn. J. c. Neal and Berry
Williamson
A Spitz doglis said to be domes.
ticated iackal-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
HALF MILL LEVY
RECOGNIZE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Oct. a. Frank
Carter, state auditor today recon-
mended the levying Of one half mill
state levy for the present fiscal year.
The recommendation was made to
the state board of equalization in
session here today but the board ad-
journed without acting on the re-
commendation. Indications were that
the board would set the levy next
Monday when the governor returns
to the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
WANT ACTION IN
+ NEWBERRY CASE
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE New
berry case must not be dropped.
This notice was served today on
the leaders OF the administration
forces ty number Of progressves,
including Senator Kenyon and John.
son. They declared that If it comes
to a showdown, they will join forces
with the democrats il that is neces.
sary, to force the senate to take
action in the case The case involves
Senator Newberry of Michigan, who
won over Henry Ford and who was
alleged TO have bought the office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
Victory for Workers.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE railroad
shop workers today won a sweeping
victory before the rail labor board
The board handed down decis.
ion refusing to approve the petition
# the railroad executives to tho ef-
'ect that all shop workers be placed
On n piece work basis OF pay in
stead Of an hourly rate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
TWO MORE DEAD
IN LIQUOR FEUD
BY United Press.

py United Press.
New York, Oct. 1.-TWO more
victims, making a total of II, were
added to the death list of the rum
runners feud here today.
Diamond Joe1 Peppe, who is
said to have made a half million.
dollars out Of the trade in liquor,
was shot to death in Little Italy
after running revolver battle. A
stray bullet pierced the heart Of
9 bystander.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
WIZARD UNABLE
TESTIFY TODAY

by United Press.
Washington, Oct. a. Col. Sim
mons, imperial wizard of the ku
klnx klan was unable to resume the
stand today before the house rules
committee's inquiry into the organi-
zation.
His physician said this morning
that he is suffering from a severe
attack of laryngitis and is confined
to his bed. At the hearing yesterday
Simmons collapsed on the sand while
he was giving testimony relative to
his organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14

More than a hundred Chinese are
attending college in the United
States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
START WORK ON
CAS- LINES SOON
PLAN OF INsULL
Head Of chleksshs Gas ard Electric
Company Here 10 Complete De.
tails for Building of Con.
meeting Line.
MEET CONTRACTOR To
GET ESTIMATE TODAY
Sufficient Pine Is Located: shsffer
Thanks chlrers for Vote Of
Confidence and Says Prompt.
ness is Plan.

I'VE are going rlghi ahead wa
plans for the construction Of 'ic
connection llpc between chlckasha
and the gas mains of the Okllhomn
Natural south OF ~ city and rcpc
to have the actual building OF the
line started soon"
This vas the statement Of Fred
W. insult. president Of the Chick.
asha Gas and Electric company. who
was here today from Tulsa In the
interests Of his company. whose
proposed franchise for the dlstrlbu-
ton OF natural gas in chicxasha
carried at the election here last
Tuesday.
Meeting With Contractor.
Mr.. insult. In company with +. d.
shaffer. manager OF the local com
pany are meeting today In Chick
asha with a contractor for the pur
pose OF going over the details for
the lines construction looking to
the letting of n contract and the
actual starting OF wcrk on the line.
Both Mr. insult and Mr.. shaffer
stressed the point that there are to
be no unnecessary delays in putting
into action g program for the carry
ing out OF their part OF the fran
chise contract.
"The line is going to be built just
as rapidly as possible,N said MIR. In
sull. Il am not in position to say
at this time whether we Will be
able to close a contract today. /
think this is hardly possible, but
we are meeting with contractor
today and at tho session will get
his estimates or the construction.
We intend to let tho contract and
have work started at tho earliest
possible moment
Shaffer Thanks Citizens.
81 wish to thank the citizens of
Chickasha for their vote last Tues I
day that approved our proposed !
said Mr.. Shaffer.
while | feel deeply thankful for
this approval feel still more keen
y the weight of responsibility on
The company because of this vote of
TO the end that this
shall not have been mis-
placed, | assure the people of Chick
lsha that the Chickasha Gas and |
Electric company is going forward |
With the building of the line from
his city to the mains of the Okla
foma Natural, as the first step
III our part toward bringing natural
,as to Chickasha.
ut may be of interest to know
hat we have already located the
,ipe for use in laying the line. This
apparently eliminates any possible
lelay on that score. We don't have
o hunt for the pipe and it seems
o be question OF agreeing on a
contract for the laying of the line
md getting work on it started"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14

with the Farmers State BANK here.
Other members of the posts re-
organized official family saw service
overseas.
To revive the activities of the
post and make it real live, func-
tioning organization is the hope of
Commander Laid and other newly
elected officials
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14

Natives of New Guina plalt their
hair to protect their heads from club
blows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14

China had women soldiers long
before Russia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14

The sun is l,sss,ooo times larger
than the earth,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
RAIL WORKERS HURL ULTIMATUM AT EXECUTIVES
, = = a = = = = = =
PENN cQupG Is ties.


y fIltslnfE, ogt is-reun.
y syIvanaI crude took another 4
= jump of - cents . barrel TO. =
y day. the ncw price bolag =
y ta.ss a barrrl Tho Joseph =
= seep agency announced the =
= hcw raise IN price. Il marks 4
= the fourth advance Of crude =
= withing three weeks =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
SILL BAND WILL
TAKE PART HERE
SUNDAY SERVICES
Funeral of Robt e. Bennett. Local
Soldier Killed IN France Set
For sunday Afternoon:
Plans Announced.

4 eo.picce military band. firing
squad and a buflcr from n. SIN
viii be here Sunday afternoon to
assist in the military funeral for
Pvt. Robert,E Bennett. whose body
has just been been returned from
France
Tho funeral procession will fora
az the S. ]. Anderson chapel sun.
day afternoon at o'clock and will
proceed TO Rose lIill cemetery
where the service will be conducted.
Tho body will be carried on a Gals.
son. guarded by a squad OF uniform
ed men. Rev. Clifford u. James. pas.
tor OF the First Christian church.
will deliver the oratIon. Three vol.
lies OF shots win be fired over the
grave. after which the bugler viii
blow taps.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
E-servIee Men to Attend.

Legion officials stated this morn.
ing that every ex-service man in
tho county Is urged TO attend the
services for the dead soldier All
are asked to appear In full-drcss
uniform and march with the Legion.
aires.
The deceased was a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Bennett, $40 Chick.
asha avenue. He was well-known
in Chickasha and before entering
the service on April 20. 1918. he
was connected with the Y. w Oar
nell confectionery here.
He had been in active service in
the Argonne sector for several
weeks before he was killed by
shot from a snipers gun on october
%, 1918, just 10 days before hostili-
ties ceased. A large number of men
in Benefits company were wound
ed many were. killed in action. At
the time Of his death. he was 80
years of age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-14
49, = 4 + = = q
WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma

I Tonight and Saturday partly +
I cloudy. Warmer Eastern Okla +
I homa tonight. +
+ Maximum 73. Minimum so. Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
OFT FIELD TRUCK co

Packard Trucks and specr rar "a -
cheyenne. office Phone Usage s5.a q "
tden"e Cedar 1914. "'A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
FINANCIAL.



disco invoice $4,000. fiaurgs tt5d. Win
rent brick building right Good business
schooI Cash '6niis Only i. p.' Ii,suSSrr.' Dover.
OKLA.
ron SAILS stock NJ used and now
furniture. ,.plgndid Opportunity Tor
person with 1900 60 60 INTO business f1r
himself u. J. uushorr Cpuns,Iua. okla.
FOR SALE Ola established con'sctlun-
rry. a good uU" and tho price lE right.
DO not overlook tha u you want bar
gain. uen}etta Candy Kitchen. Henry
FOR SALE. Small grocery. call cedar
22s2 betwceu ana . D. 90.
OAR AGE For sale. brick building iO0x
s7i3 foot. bullt . months. good location.
cheap. on easy terms, can give possession
at once. For particulars write Ernest
20 Lamp. Houstoula, No.
GROCERY. nice suburban store. fixtures
$500 viii consider exchange Tor largor
place, nice clean stock, large living quar-
tcts' rent $500 per month. We have
other stores which We can Te,ommcnd.
y } Shnllcky a Co cedar 1918
HICKORY COAL q Minlng Co. located
~ miles southeast of Tulsa VIII d.
sposr Of It's store 60 responsible party.
ity for 100 during winter, 90 families In
camp other ompioyoes in nearby rest
dcuce district whore there lis opportunity
for trade. No other store nratr than
ono mile All cash business Stock In
yntces about 1890. VIII rent fixtures amt
building rosH0nHbls. write or telephone
Tor interview. ne ny Coal 4 Mining
Co, X. r. j.. SO.
~ YOUR business 10 for sale ll.t Il with
H. T.. Adams. $40 Mayo. Usage sol
LARGE manufacture wants men 90 open
branch office and usuBHp salysuiru.
$500 TO 1880 necessary, exclusive rights,
patented article. Money making posi-.
bilitios unlimited. Wul pay expenses TO
Dallas it you qualify Address box 1911
pslh@ Tex.
MAIN Street Millinery large fall stock
ou hand, rent reasonable. business good
no better location In the city. shown by
appointment only, call B J. SkuuCky g
Co. cedar 1918.
ONE investment ot $40 IN scattered leases
covering many pools and structures,
offers splendid chance under hank deposi-
tory prurated profit plan. Mclean, got
uant'i Rldg
SUBURBAN GROCERY Doing nice casn
business. will sacrifice stock and FIX
lures for $500. living quarters In cunnec-
tion Usage s6l-J.
WANTED-To buy half Interest in gnnd
paying barber shop In the city. Address
97t-E world.
wANTED--Partnrr for general cnnstrur-
tlun work, now wording on several large
contracts. WIN stand strictest investira-
tion. Small amount Of cash Will handle
one-hait interest. Some one with office
experience preferred Cedar Gs.
81. 200 CASH II sold at once Garlgc anil
welding shop, 20 North Cheyenne
! Usage 1853
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

BUSTER BROWN SHOES ar, s,.5- =
rusk Bros. t12 s. Main urfv ,tA
orders to out of town customer. uo r,.. A
a. possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
sITt ATIONs WANrfI-MNIE II
as ahatL ihh hi.aiss -sii .. sAls 10 sst..ss.

sa' ''aa 'St s'slas ~''' BE 'Ala !" '''''"s.
w. " '' 'n. 'n..------...........
Shipping clerk and ma.
terlaI man wishes 10 cornrrt With an
nlI company. Would consider anything
"hai nave Jou fhon" osage A7G1
ENPEHr a,otylene wsldcr with q years
practical experience wIsncs employ.
moul GBs plant or refinery work "a sp,.
,la',y. Nadr''' box 277-E' World
TX LtlENtID accountant. boolH,ccpor,
,.,. VI, p1sI,'n "n's, y yrats WIN
,ble Of tai,ipv oompiata ers,.o ''. .,,rr
jGN,@n aceoua,ao, S''l desires small Mp'" .5, Of
ug"hs T." hetp OF '''nlnEa either VI
yugi,iv ,,5c,si,,,y ~ "''Ur.' ",.v." ING Innt
drcas G9JF. care World ''' ~ ~" " ''
kosper vc,-s ayprri.n,' "a s,,,'r,l, "',,h
John Ycaecr boS 81 West Tulsa. okla
price eirrt. several '., Years csrerisnca IN in
or and oil we'll auppiy businn.s d.sir's
connection with Vii aT suppiy company
TRUCK DRIVER ASD MaCHtSfsT
Wlshs 10 connect with an OH company
WI work IN T.. 4. or foreign country
avs' OF t,t,I'n'rs tnrnIghed, Address
,,.,t.- tt 80 ,t,.,...,..' d.. ~ "''' WV
'"'''.' ''" ''" '"o''uN"'''
yyAsrI.t,- r,.i,,,,,,. MN -.
man with 10 years oYpericnc, 1,sge
G7Nt, 'hRs Petersen
.,y,sTt.p Nt,,,, ,,..,..,.,...a -
ref.rrnra. can Oar 4to '''' ''''
vyA.rr,t,. e,, 10 o.. -.
time can handle general oifir, ,snrg
or correrpondeprr. Osngc S2qi
--.=-
nrl NTIoNS va .I'D. FEMALE a.
Al sndef thh Asaelns mast Ls phH In ssunss.
A POSITION wanted, by young lady. high
schonl graduate, Nying at home. Have
had three years experience I'm stenp-
graphic and clerical work. call Usage
-'sV' .......--.-..
BLANKETS, quilts and family washing
called Tor and delivered. can OseKe
'9ls,
CHILD to care for. day or week. Usage
s99t
EXPERtENCEp gtrnorraphsr wants nsr.
mancut position. Phone Oasge 7799'
ESPGRlESCED stenosfapher desires ex-
ira work. Hours s.3O a. m. to 5 y. m.
'lJ world Bldg Cedar $500.
/ FRENCH GIRL wishes position as ehld's
nurse or goyerness. In private home.
M"rsaret h"hiaNon, oshEr 386i.
FOX neat. clean laundry call Home Laun
b' iH'uf Usage @lf4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOR sALE-unc 4xeNgi. Rra.a.y
friErrHtori has ritror and fHr gr...
doors, five compartments, o. hHrr.e ~
sold this wcck Roy g.. Nee. I' ,'
Latimcr. Usage 6lb0 ' W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
BUSINESS SERVICE

BtsINtSS NFNNIVE OfTEHrD q9
ABsOLUTElN, windows cleaned igi.o
hoth sides, floor polished, runs clsnr.d'
oklahoma Co, Usage i2sc-j,
ron 1921 prices ON carpenter work 80
any description Address 97G-E. World,
HAUPrMAN q SONS
pccorators, painterA pHpcrhbugera. Phono
asnrs bssi. work guaranteed.
KIKKLANp--Priv adtustcr. IN
D. ,liest Il. sl6 security Bldg. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOR REAsONABLE price. nice upstairs
sleeping room i1 private home. Uear
Loo school jitu,y aui car in'. pHaFo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
PERSONAL PROPERTY

OIL MAcHiNhRY-srPpLlf, a.
FOR sAfE--One $50 n. %. C-.....-.
walsh bidgway steam engine .rH =
81 IN Al condition. Box 261 tl.ro..,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOR SALE-Large National raar ,,....
ter. VIII take smaller r.e..,.. 'st.
t7rt payment Phone osre flfr 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
EMPLOYMENT
sNirsMTN Am AGuNTs

WANrEp. statesmen to sell small interest
in iaud offset to big we'll. Address
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS ron RrNr. FunNisnEp .
FURNISHED room. private family Iadirs
aiEg-O.
FOR HENT--slceping room. south side.
private family gentleman preferred.
retorcucca exchanged Oaars $3.50
FOR RENT sleeping room and garage.
modern. walking distance, IS per week.
tUdHr 1ii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

uAtE- Centrally located. near, clean. up
to-date place making money, rent
reasonable. 300 cash viii handle the deal
lur business investment call us. II. j.
SHoucky & 90. Cedar 1915
FOR sNLE--Largc stock ut merchandise.
consisting ~ dry goods, clothing, shoes
and groceries good location, sO-toot front.
VIII sell 20 todays market tur 100 per
'gni GA a." dollar or viii sell in about
90 DAYS after having sale, reducing stock,
tor further information, call I'D Ahra-
FOR sNLE-Lunch room and l6.room
.,S taSoming houss good psyins ,6gslnysss;
'rparute. osuge c7sl.
FOR SALE--Iadies' ready y-to-wear store
ana stock, best location In Sapulpai
% sickness, here is your chance, win bear
tuIi Investigation. The Parts Fashion
shop. Main and Dewey Sapulpa, Okla.
tLRSr-CLASs auto radiator body and
Tender repair shop for sale PriCed right
Good huSinrss. Frccland's Radiator Re-
Palr shop, Tenth and Morton St. Okmul-
Er". okla,
FOR SALE-window doughnut OUTFIT. 80
cases and one round corner show case
,h"ar Ni'i sell together or separate
Rogers Bakery Sapulpa. OKLA
FOR SALE OR TRADt'-Good second.
hand store, win consider good car or
property 327 = second
FOR SALE Furniture ana lease so rooms
eleven private baths, lobby. cigar cases
commercial hotel. at bargain. good terms
BoN it6. Ardmoro, Okla,
FOR SNLE--Gruccry and market reason
tur selling leaving town, usHEv 2Ta
FOR SALE. .-Hrocery fixtures IN small
store, barEaln, cheap rent, good neigh
FOR SALE Drug store. complete stock
fixtures ana fountain, clean stock an
n tigst ,,t class class ,SS2n9iu.n Must be sold
FOR dALt--Suburbau grocery and drug
store; one ot the best locations in city,
refined community home owners, doing
now $50, 900 yearly volume with increase
daily, will sell both or either. This Is
"a money maker, Phone Usage 42t7, ask
Mr., II Tor hppointmrut.
FOR SALE-Establishe pawn shop. for
the last five years In business, reason
other business VIII reduce stock n nee
essary, good lccativa. CAN ~ 10 ;, B0s
ton, Bloom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

SALEsMAN To sell hosiery direct TO
homes ln Tulsa, Supuipa, MuSkogcc and
other towns tu oklahoma. $40 Go 500
Ter week easily made Real SuN Hosiery
Mills, sos Kennedy BIDS.
sALEsMAN wanted tu sell tue safe Cahl-
net. Worlds safest safe" citywork Ref
orvHcrs required. q, a. BArlytt, Jr .lN
MAYO Bldg
STATE AGENCY open Tor Little DICK
LnCkalarW Tor ull makes Of automobiles.
greatest theft lock ever invented. selling
like tlre IN every state Real opportunity
Tor good, responsible man, tult GlaHplc
room $50 New oklahoma hotel
WANTED statesmen ana salesladics Of
good personal appcarnncc 20 tfll insur-
anco la the state ~ Oklahoma. Experience
unnecessary, Apply In writing 10 y. T..
NoiEht Agency supervisor Bankers Re
servy itte Company, 5lg Manhattan bldE,
MuskuEoo. okla,
WASTEp--SairsIuva aud -airsladie- Of
good personal appearance 90 sell NE
insurance iu the state OF OKLAHOMA. EG-
pcriencu unnecessary Address r, ~.
NulEhl agency supervisor Bankers RE
servg lifr Company 5l2 Manhattan B,dS.
huakcBcv, Okla,