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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
NAL GAME OF SERIES TO BOOSTERS TO
Classy Entrants In Hound
Races Today at Dog Track

sixth days program OF greyhound
races at Continent park.
smoky Nm Buck's victory In tnc
seventh race Of a quarter mile over
the classiost field OF starters OF the
day featured Tho winner staged
a thrilling battle with Cinder Path
and Dlllon wind Bill. winning only
In the fina. stretch and by a length.
Speodiost dogs Of the track are
entered In today's races. marked by
the fourth and ffth events Of three
siStccnths of a mile and a quatter-
mile respectively Ernest wild BIZ,
Arasce. Billy Ray Moonshine wild
Bill and Kiowa run in the shorter
rnce and Flying stone. Nebraska
wild Blll, Skookum, Killarney Lad.
Cheerful. Moments and Peerless,
Prince in the longer dash
Post time for the first race Is
$3.50 o'clock.
Today's Entries.
First Race, ale Miie--Rosy Star
Shoestring, Who'd a Thunk II, Fly
Jag Clara. Rock Bug. Nurse Maid.
Second Race, Ia Mile---wildeas
ter Robbinhood, The Tiger Night
Cap, Handsome Buck, Miss Pinkey
Heir,
Third Race, 3-1G Mile-Baby
Time. Harmony, M" Prince Lively.
Joyce Ray, Miss Nindicator M"
London Whiff M"
Fourth Race. 3-16 Mllc-Earnest
villa Bill. Mission Boy. Arazee, Bill
" Ray Moonshlne, wild Bill, Kio-
wa
Firth Race. IA Mile--Flying
stone. Nebraska wild Bill, Shook
um. killprno, I ID Cheerful Mo.
monts, Peerless Prince.
sixth Race, 3-tG Mile--Dr. Ellrt.
Razzle Dazzle, Black Jack. Security
M" Jesscrue M" Red Pine.
Seventh Race. 5-16 Mile--Rush
Reuben. Black Plague, Buck Pri-
vate IN" Dutch Bergman. Dillon
wild Bill, Widest Dillon M.
Wearing MuZzlc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Avery State Delegate
To Auto Convention

Cyrus Avery, president OF the AS
sociated Highways of America. was
named delegate from the Automo-
bile club of oklahoma at meeting
OF its board of directors Thursday
afternoon to attend the convention
of the American Automobile asso-
citation In Washington May is. Mr..
Avery was also endorsed by the
board as the clubs candidate for di-
rector of the American association
to which the club is entitled and for
which election will be held during
the convention,
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Yesterdays Results

First race, 3.fG Dhaua,
first, Shadow Girl. second. Lady
O.. third. Time. 20 3-j seconds.
Cy King, Wild star finished In
order named Ina Wrinkle
scratched
Second race, 3-IG mile Ready
Applause. first. white Hawk.
second. Rcd Checkorboard. third.
Time. ~ 2-5 seconds Busy
clair. Albina chief. Red Parton
finished in order named
Third race. IA mile flcrmis,
first. Lillian Parton. second.
uoncyauckle. thhd. Time, % 2-5
seconds Willio wild Bil. De
Iona Cannon. Articles Lady
finished In order named.
Fourth race. 3-l6 mile Allie
Alert. first. Oakland Hannah,
second; Arascc, third. Time.
20 seconds Suisun. The l,oamer,
PUlky finished In order named.
Fifth race, 5-iG mile--Saw-
buck, first; Fair Chance, second;
Friendly fox, third Time 81
seconds widest Dillon, Naomi
oscar Lady finished In order
named.
NIAlU raw o. 70 IlllfH MY
County. first. Ruth Cannon. sec
Ond; wild Irishnan. third, Time,
10 80 seconds. Dainty Peer
less, wanda. The Turk finished
In order named
Seventh race, IL mile Smoky
Iiill Buck, first; Cinder Path,
second. Dillon wild Bill, third.
Time. q 10 seconds. Sammy
Satan. Ncva wild Bill. Speedy
Gift finished In order named.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
EXCISE TAX FOR SUGAR?
Secretary Mellon Considering the
Plan; No Decision IL Reached.

WASHINGTON, May 5.--Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Mellon is con-
sidering the recommendation to con-
gress of the placing an excise tax
on sugar 1t was learned today.
The secretary stated that when
he recommended to congress that
excise taxes might be levied on Ger
tain staple products to raise revenue
lost by the repeal OF other taxes that
he had sugar in mind. although he
said he had not definitely decided
to recommend a tax upon this com
modify.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Hartman Wins Way
TO Finals in Class
& in Pinekurst Meet

Special to The World
PINEHURST, n. c., May o.
Two western bank presidents.
Harry NJ. Rubey of Golden, Colo,
and f. j, Belcher, jr., of San Di-
ego, Cal, won their way through
to the finals of the American
Bankers association championship
golf tournament at Pinehurst to-
day.
Tom J. Hartman, vice president
of the Producers National state
bank of Tulsa won his way through
to the finals in the third four at
the expense of Thos. V. McAdams,
vice president OF the association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

NUHttei Tor Allen In ninth.
Oklahoma city ........ 200 900 OOt-3
Sioux city .............. OOt Ot2 O0N-t
summary Two-bass shitH-- Metz
Robinson. Harper. Three base hit Pad
dnch. stolen bases Steinbrennor, Moore
2. Graham Sacrifice hit--WriFht Dou'
bic plays CHASER to Mari 10 Metz shan.
ley To Hughes TO Graham nase on balls
orr Ulurer =. struck out--Glhser ., Alien
4 Wtd pitch Glaser Narned runs
Tino--Onc hour and SIS minutes Um
pires-Guthrie and Delaye Huna-Shan-
Icy. Harper, nreen Steinhrrnncr =, Casey,
inDblnaon. Errors- Hughes, Fox O.
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Cosin RIcn NInY Omit Icnrnc.

WASnINGTON, May b.-The COM
iinued membership OF Costa Rica In
the league OF nations is contingent
upon the entry OF other nations into
the league and upon an improve
ment In tho local financial situation,
president Acosta has informed the
Costa Ric8n legation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
SO0NERS DEFEAT
AGG|ES 66 TO 81
One State Mark and Two
Southwestern Records
Broken

Special to The world
SALTWATER, May 5.-Okia-
homa University won hy 6l TO 5l
over oklahoma \. n Nj. college on
Lcwis field today in IA dual track
meet, which according to Coach I'D
Gallagher OF the Aggics, dean of
track athletics in Oklahoma was the
fastest affair OF the sort ever held
in the state.
Dickcr~on's Great Running.
one state record and two south
western records were surpassed, but
cannot stand because Il was not a
conference meet Graham, lank-
weight man OF the Aggies. hurled
the discuss l27.05 feet, nearly a foot
better than the Oklahoma mark.
Captain nickersOn OF the Aggics ran
both tho mile ana two mile events in
faster time than any southwest CON
ference runner can boast. However
he did not ruuHl his own state record
In the two-milc, established last
year, The state mile man Is I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Southwestern League

SAPULPA, OKLA, May ~5.-Jef-
ferson and Morris bested Walker
In n Thrilling pitchers battle here
today and Sapulpa won l TO 0 The
RaJahs scored the winning run In
the ninth inning. Miami only made
two hits and Sapulpa four. Consis-
tent and at times brilliant fielding
kept down the score.
Score by innings.
Miami .......,.O00 900 600 o
Sapulpa .........0O0 900 001-- l
Walker and Shindler; jefferson.
Morris and Woolsey.
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. May g.
The Bartlesville Bearcats. playing
alright ball behind Decker, the
Bearcats utility man. took the Mus
kogee Nets into camp in the third
game OF the series to the tune of 2
to 2.
Score by innings: Y. II. II.
Muskogee 600 600 Oi2- 3 s
Bartlesyille All 021 00S-- l
Richardson, Edmeyer and Con-
boy: Decker and Johnson.
pTTTSBuRG, Kan, May Bag
wells single. scoring kahdot. brok'
up sensational l5-inning game
here today. Pittsburg defeating IN
J Independence So. Perfect fielding
featured the game.
Indep'nce 100 00t 600 oo0-2 IL
Pittsburg 900 O20 900 0oi--S
Hol7hauser and F'romme; o'Neal
and klevenaw.
PARSONS. Kan. May Parsons
| brought their pccentage back 10 th'
500 mark today by taking th'
opener with Coffeyville by the score
| OF 3 to /. Ollie Lee went the ful
route for Parsons, allowing six scat
| tered hits. CoffeyYille used two
pitchers before the scoring wa
| stopped. =,
| The score: X. H. ~
Coffeyvine ...oOl 900 o00--1
\ Parsons ...43l 900 0o'-S II
| Batteries - Lee and Wallace
| Green, stanton and Clanton.
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BoOstersWin in Ninth Inn ing;
Haughland Batted Off Rubber.
Oilers Unable to Main
tain Lead After Fifth
Inning
ERRORS ARE COSTLY
Oilers Make Five MispIays
and Boosters Four
Query Swat Leader

special 20 The word.
Dies MONIES. Ia, MAY De- \
single 10y Anderson, "a perfect ~ntfi-
fiuc by ShriVcr and q no1' double
by Milan brought the flnul game ~
fho Tulsa Hrrlcg into tho won
column Of tho Boos'cra
The score was 10 9.
Harry shrivcr. the elongated right
handler went tho entire route for
tho locals and aside from his wild
urss which Kept him In trouble after
ihc nrh frame. pitched splendid
bali lie was opposed by laugh
and for six and two-thlrds innings
md bv Harris IN mo remaining
frames Roth liaughlund ana Shrl-
tcr received poor support from their
matoR. tho visitors being guilty Of
rive bhndcrs and the locals OF
iour.
BurkcS Bnsc RunDing.
Shrivor's failure 80 cover third
baAe while Grant was handling a
hunt gave the oilers an uneHrncd
run In the first inning. which was
opened by Burke with n pass. when
Wuffli sacrificed, Grant to Demp-
SOY, the fleet Burke hurried to thlrd
and then ambled on home as there
was no one at tho corner TO stop
Dempseys throw.
The Boosters tied the count In
their half with gift run. Grant
was safe at first when Parker
tailed TO touch the bag after re-
coiving Iinugh.and's throw. Grant
NJ ole second and scored on Rhymes
hit after O'Connor had been passed
purposoly.
Moro unearned increment nccum-
ulatcd In the second when Dempsey
doubled. his hit being "A line drive
that Burke misiudgod and Andcr-
pun singled TO center field. Burkcs
throw arrived Mt tho plate In time
10 catch Dempsey but Query drop
ped the ball when the runner slid
into him The run gave the locals
lead which they maintained until
the sixth when Shriver suffered IA
relapse. Dnvls forced BENNETT who
opened tho inning with n hit, Parker
walked, Thompson famed, McGin-
mis- also walked and Query singled
10 right scoring both Davis and
Parker.
URughiand ~ Retired.
Tho seventh. IN which the Boos-
tors tied the game. saw tho depar-
turo of iIaughland. Anderson
walked. took second on Shrivcr's
sacrifice and scored on Milan's hit
90 right Davis mishandled the
drive hut Milan was caught when
no tried to make third on the error
Grants single and pass to Ken.
nedy brought Harris to tho mound
to face OConnor who grounded out
The Oilers threatened In both the
seventh and ninth but Shriver es'
capped by passing Davis purposely IL
both crises. After barely emerginl
safely In tho first OF the ninth this
locals staged their winning rally.
The outstanding feature OF tht
day was Wuffii's fielding
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! opIlu

Niisttod for Daniels In the eighth.
Joplin ''s'''''''''.'t'''' sOl 600 sos
: summary; Earned runs-Jopiin q.
omaha Left on bases omaha n Jop.
lin 2, Homo run Walker. Two base
hits walker. urffin, Lolivelt. Lingie
Sacrifice hits--kruegur. smith. stolen
es-Gllcch, Gialasnn. Base on balls
ulssler 2, Daniels I, Bnumgartner I, mn
I, struck out--liln y, GlsHlcr 2, Daniels
2. Double playE-Ryan to GislaEon, Ryan
10 GislaHon to Loliv~it, Krueger to Rob
ortson 60 smith. Hits--Off Glasier Z In
ia, Oft Daniels TO 2-3. Off naum
gartncr In /, Time--Ono hour and a.
minutes, Umpiros-B Buck klcy and Holmes
Runs-- Robertson ?. Mueller Smith 2.
walker 2, Glcich, liill. Gislason, Griffin
>, Glasier. Errora Robertson Mueller
walker strain, Cole. Gislpson .. Ryan 3
Glasier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
PIRATES DEFEAT
CARDINALS 8-3
Reds Win From Cubs
Other Games Are
Postponed

PirTsBURGH May t.--rittsburgh de
fested the ~. Louis Cardinals In their
first game here today. 90 ?. Cooper
kept his opponents hlta scattered and
while Pettica pitched good ball, his own
miHplay and those OF Hornsby and Four
nicf were costly. Rain foil during the
contest and tho outNciders inisjudged
several balls hit into their territory
which went for safe hits
The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
s. Dakota's oldest Woman Dies.

WATERTOWN, =. D., May b.
Mrs. Gerland Johnson. 100 years
old, believed to have been the oldest
woman in South Dakota, died here
today after a three-days' illness,
She was born in Iceland on Septem-
Der %, 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

summary base hiis--Dcmp.
scy. Milan. Sacrifice hiis--W .,
Shriycr 2. Stolen bns'>-1.rnnt. brfi
on bascs---Tuisa ~, Den Moincs y.
struck out---By Shriycr 4. Bases on
b,ils--Off Shriycr ", off iiaughiand
4. Wild pitch---Sbriycr. Earned runs
and hits--Off Shrivcr 2 and y Ia %,
Ogg tiaugiiiand and 7 la q ga,
Harris and 2 In 2-3. lSssing pitch.
cr---Iiarrls. Double pIny--Wuffli 20
Mct.innis 90 Parker. tmplrcs--tn-
dcr-,n and Becker. Time 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
W. S0X SHUT OUT
CHAMPIONS 40
Faber in Great Form
Tigers Beat Browns
No Other Games

CLEVELAND. May b--Esbcr'a rtf.h.
Ing and Sheely's batting gave Chicago
4 to o victory over cleveland TO-DAY FabaI
held the world champions 10 two hits and
no runs at Chicago last week Tada, ha
duplicated his feat. CievelAnd's first E.f
was a double by Speaker In the seventh.
while Jameson scratched an infi,ld h.
lu 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Ragged G,m. at omabn.

OMAHA, May with both sides play
ing raFgedly, Joplin took the last OF the
series from omaha here today to I.
walkers home run In the first inning
scoring u runner ahead Of him was the
nMlN fnnlmre Of The Eamr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

sustted for Hsunts In ninth
wichita ..... GO0 100 900
~ Joseph ....... ....... .nt NGt elk
SummafI Runs uud hits.DN rulinp
. ana q. H'llHf. 10 and { Earned runs
wichita !. Ft Joseph Z Base ON balls
rullop p sollars o. struck out. Cullop I.
FrllurH t'0 uu baarA wichita %. 81.
Joseph o. Two. hnHo hits. Corridor, Haley.
uutier. UoUuwitN Double plpyB- Iiergef
to Waahhurn 10 iieck Mcdonald 10 Beatty.
FnUflfiD" hits. Neatly g. Ult BY pitcher
Hakcalcy by Gallup. stolen bases. iies'ty,
Fisher. Butler tmpires DAILY and burn.
side. UunHH HeckY Connolly Corridor.
HotowltA @. Cullop. Errors Washburn o
Nufcr. Tlmo..Dnr hour and 20 minutes.
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CINCINNATT. May 5--ClncinnUti took
an early lead on Chicago today by hit
ting Hanson and Cheeyes hard and won
easily, ~ 20 7. Luque weakened in the
seventh and was driven of the mound IN
the eighth. Marquard. who replaced him.
was wild and gave way TO Dronton. who
stopped the rally, The batting OF Bohne
and HarRrsyc, and tho formers steal Of
homo after tripling In tho third inning,
were features.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

SIOUX cry. May b.-Hious Ctty ~op
the deciding game ~ the HorirH from
Oklahoma city to-day bt n score ~ 10
A HhoestrinE eaten by Casey aud the hit
ting ~ Paddock and Moore featured the
game Moore made five HuKies In five
trips 20 tho plate. CHASER was tight In
tho pinchrs
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Western Association

CHlCkASHA. Okla, May 5.--Tho
Chicks" rallied in the eighth In
ming, put over three runs and won
the series opener from Enid 10 s.
here this afternoon. Clevcland's
men scored three runs In the sew
cnth and apparently had the game
won when the Henrys came TO
Cvengeros rescue and held the visit
ors TO two hits while the Chicks
scored one In the seventh and three
in the eight. While Hawasha rested
on first, Wayne Windle, Enid short
stop. hit circuit drive over right
field fence.
The score. r.. II. Il.
Chickasha ..O13 OOi Ia fS .
Enid ........020 102 300 10 3
Batteries -Cvengeros. Henry and
Miners; Biggcrs and Nawsha.
FIT SMITH. Ark, May j.---After
Rossi had been driven from the box
and Malone hit hard, Clayton's muff
with two down In the ninth opened
hole that gave Pawhuska victory
In the tenth.
Fort Smith .Oo2 iAo OOO-1-s-12-5
Pawhuska ..10l 100 l03--2-g-20-3 q
RossI, Malone. Baty and Nichols;
shelby. Boyd, Rolf and schmidt
OkMuLtEE. May 5-The Ok
mulgec Drillers registered their
fourth victory in the last five games
This afternoon when they defeated
the Springfield Midgcts s to 4. Jones,
Springfield star hurler, was Knocked
out of the box In the seventh inning
Score
[ Springfield 0O0 400 0O0---I /
| Okmulgee 900 102 23X--S- "A >
Batterles--Jones, Sayre and W.
| White. wills and Ilaslpy
| DRUMRIGllT. May Drum.
right outhit Henryctta today, bu'
! did not bunch her hits az well as
Henryetta, losing 8 TO 4.
! Score.
II. III. L.
Henryetta ..12l 900 00l--6 .
! Drnmright 600 600 220--i 12
Batteries s---Gray and Lemaster
! Thrailkill, Je.sma and Kelley.
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minutes. 26 1-5 seconds, the two
mile minutes SO seconds. Dicker-
sons mile Thursday was minutes
29 1-5 seconds and his two-mile was
10 minutes S 2-5 seconds.
Every event was hard fought and
several state records escaped by
fractioas OF seconds and by inches
Clift OF y, L. was high individual
with eleven one fourth points with
Dickcrson OF 4. & NJ. next with ten.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
To Give Phi Delta Omega Charter

WASHINGTON, May 5--scnator
duced a bill providing that a federal
charter be issaed TO the Phi Delta
omega fraternity, giving It the right
to organize and maintain subor-
dinate chapters. The fraternity al.
ready has charters from tho states
OF Oklahoma and Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

=, - -, - % ~ 1S ""uiE Wat n-.N.
sits, Cobb driving tho bali into h,
opening game OF the series. only ono
when Detroit scored six runs on a man,
hits, Cobb driving tho bali No th.
biaactprs with one man on base
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

Ideal racing weather yesterday
resulted In some Of the closest and
tasted races OF the meet in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
WITCHES BEATEN
BY ST. JOE 81
Miners Trim Buffaloes
Packers Again Win
From Indians

500 JpNtIlf Mo. May fu.iop htid
tho hard hittInF witches tu sir b. % Nftu
thus afternoon aud Dc. Joseph won. To- D..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

Three base hit aMaranyilIe. Sacrifices
McHenry, Whiited. Grimm. Carey Dou
hle plays-Bigheo 10 schmidt. Cutshaw 20
'MarRnville TO Grimm. Bases on balls--Off
Pertics 2. off Cooper 2. Struck out---py
Cooper =. Runs--Schuitz. Hornsby .
BiEbee, Carey, Naranvlllc r. whittNd
schmidt Cooper. Errors fornsby, F0ut.
nicr g Pertica, Bigbee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

summary kuns-Bush. COBB, Joucs
Blue ., Ainsmith ?. Oldham. Error-
Ainsmlth. Two base hits Blue Bush
Tobin .. Home run--Cobb stolen base.
Sisler. Left on bases Detroit s. 81. Louis
I. Bases on bails--On Oldham Q of
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Cleveland

Summary! Runs Hooper g. Fax shoe
ly. Errots-lOhnston. Gardner. Two. base
hits-Sheely Speaker. Three hasc hi,s-
Mulligan. Falk. Sacrifices -Mulligan Sher-
ly. Bases on balis-Of Fabcr 2. on Rag.
by g struck out--By Fabcr O. by Hagbv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

Grain, Palone. stolen bases Stepp
p, Godscy. Double play--Taylor to
Worsham. Bases on balls-Ott
Adair /. struck ont by Adair 7.
Passed Ralls--Powou. Umpire
Il. W. Stewart, Scorer-Norman n,
snyder. Time of game hour amt
) minutes,
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zBstted for Bagby 10 ninth.
Score by Innings
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ST. tosl,.


xBated for Debery in eighth.
Score by innings.
Detroit ................. Oio ns6 900 o
st Louis ................. 600 900 oOo--u
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nBatted for Cheeves In seventh
szBatted for Jones in eighth.
EEzBatted for Tyler in eighth
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DRUMRIGnT May S--Drum-
right outhit Henryctta today, bu;
did not bunch her hits az well az
Henryettn, losing TO 4.
Score.
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20 ROOMS nicely i.u.a...
uIatrr ruYIut a good teams.
HHrres A IIuF $40 I,rt.n...
taaup 4I4u.
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KOONi\G mOIsIs

OTL IEN9Es- SHALLOW UcId8 Rorers
county Tor sale or drilling. a. Y Brit
ton. tlHr"uurn, okla,
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Nl'. '.h.uE ln.lra. button covering and
hli'nu uu'.- 100 i.e Southwest. mail order.
Collected established rrspHus .blN'y 1910.
N.HHa .'..lt 'hlrt floor Robinson BIDS,
Il..I aud Main ~t-. psas" 1-s.
ALI KINDS "f lfos4wahInE and aItcra
Iona, satisfaction guaranteed. Usage
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work guaranteed 1'fA s. Man
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sowing al tIud- or hand work. baby
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"ooh THINGS 10 WI :"
'odar 1915.
FOR REAL. HON naaa .nz. ..H o,N
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SITUATIONS wA>rED-maLE. {.

/ POSITION u lumber yard. ~ ssars. ~
r'rnnc,. CAN Usage 1,tg.R. Wufg.
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WE BUY second hand FURNITURE .,.rl
single articles TO conn. ..t' a.
Tennelly 4 plrtle Furniture co. -
First 81, phone Usage 1905
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mELP-MNLn or FEMAIE


CALI. t.tsa tt'l ct atst !uI au kinds OF
h''p. walo and female. Security I'm.
piuNuouI office.
Evening star., 1921-10-19

Patent Leather Oxfords.
Plain toe with half-inch heel.
As suitable for street wear as
dancing. Their is no better
quality.