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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
MILITARY FUNERAL
F0RY0UNG BARROW
Undertaken Edo Miller Received
Telegram Yesterday Morning
to Effect that Body of Young
Man, Would Reach Hoboken,
Sept. 16 and Will BE Buried
About goth.

Undertaken Edo Miller received a
telegram from the military authorities
at Hoboken, N j., yesterday morn
ing stating that the body of Coium-
bus Il. Barrow. who was killed in
France by an explosion after the arm
istice was signed. would reach that
place on. September 16 and it will be
Immediately shipped to Brunswick.
where interment will be held, tenderly
placing the remains beside those OF
his brother. who also died in the serv-
ice. in the little plot out in Palmetto
cemetery.
The Brunswick Rifemen, local
American Legion and scores Of friends
viii accompany the remains TO their
last resting place. The military com
pany and the Legionnaires viii confer
1lill military honors on the young hero
and the funeral will be one Of the
largest held here in many months.
The death OF this young man. who
was a wagner. was unusually sad. He
had been through the war without In,
jury and after the signing Of the arm
lstice he lost his life by the explosion
cf ammunition which he was engaged
in transferring from one place to an
other. His father, r. r. Barrow. lives
in Brunswick. Other members OF the
dead boys family in this section will
attend the funeral, which, ss stated.
viii be held about the 20th.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
WAYCROss LAWYER
IS NAMED REFEREE
Harry q. Reed, Young Attorney
Of Magic City Win Succeed
Judge A. ]. crovatt. Assum-
Ing Duties of Position on
Nineteenth of the Present
Month.

Announcement II made In Savannah
that Harry n. Reed. v'aycross at
tcrney. has been appolntea referee In
bankruptcy for this district. succeed.
Inc Judge A y fleovatt. who has ably
Allied the position for the past twenty
years and thesfaos that after long and
faithful service he Ii not reanpolnted.
IL regretted BY his hundreds of friends
ia Brunswick. Judge crovatt Il one
of this sections leading lawyers and
has allied the responsible position all
these years 10 the satisfaction OF
those who have had business "a this
court Il II alses to be regetteA that
the appointment pf Mr. Reed viii re-
move the headquarters et the hank.
rupt court from brunswick to WAY.
croas,
with the appointment Of MIR. Reed.
Judge Evans also added Bacon and
cx xhee connsiea over which the court
viii have iasasdlcsion. making the
gollowla& In all Glynn. Camden.
Wayne. Appllns. Jeu Davis. Telfair.
Pierce. Ware, Bransley. Charlton. Ia.
eou and Coffee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
NEW SPANISH OFFENSIVE
STARTED AGAINST M00RS
(By the Assoclated Press }

Madrid, Sept. 12.-The new Spanish
offensive against he rebellious Moor.
ish tribesmen In the.Melilla area was
begun at dawn this morning, 1t was
officially announced here this after,
noon.
The official communication stated
that iu order to prevent the transmits.
sion Of false reports or "regrettahta
comments" the censorship would re-
main effective throughout the duration
of the operations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
SCHULTZ is CAPTURED
AFTER DARING ESCAPE

Toledo. Sept. 12.-Charles Schultz
one Of the three men convicted OF con.
spiracy In connection with the mil.
llon.dollar postofilce robbery, who es,
capped from the Lucas county jail on
Labor Day, was captured at Crissey
o., twelve miles west of Toledo,
shortly before noon today by a squad
CT Toledo police. federal authorities
announced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
HAS ANOTHER sFEvERISH DAY
(Ry the Assoclated Press. J

New York. Sept. 12.-The cotton
market experienced another feverish
day. the early advance being followed
by another feverish break.
Last prices were a few points M
from the lowest on covering but the
market closed With final prices from
50 to 100 points below Saturdays
close.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
TROPICAL STORM STRUCK
HAYTI PRETTY HARD LICK
(By the Associated Press J

Washington, Sept. 12.-The tropical
storm was apparently central thif
morning in approximately longitude
20; latitude 25, moving rapidly north
eastward, the weather bureau an
nounced today.
This storm no doubt did consider
able damage during Sunday on the is
land of Haiti, but it will not reach the
coast of the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
CHURCH BOUND OVER m
WITHOUT BAIL-kILLED TWO

fBy the Aaaoclated Press.l

Eby the AHsOclaIed FfEBsII
Chicago, Sept. 12.--TIarvey w.
Church. accused of'killing B. ~ Daugh-
erty and G. A. Ausmus, automobile
statesmen, was bound over without
bond to the grand jury today by coro-
nerss jury. 30
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL

San Francisco. Sept. 12-The state
alien poll tax law was declared un-
constitutional In so far as 1t affected
the Japanese. In decision handed
down today by the California Supreme
Court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
PRESIDENT HARDING PAYS
N. Y. UNEXPECTED VISIT

New York. Sept 12.-For the third
time since HIS Inauguration. President
Harding IL In New York tonight after
motoring from Atlantic City.
The President explained that bis
visit was continuation Of bis sport.
golfng and vacation trip.
He and Mrs. Harding and party at
tended a musical comedy tonight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13

Persistent and reliable reports have
reached Brunswick to the effect that
parties at Darien and this side of 1t,
are directing tourists bound for Flor
ida and all points south, to cut cut
their always intended visit to this
city and while many are following the
misleading instructions being given
them by these parties, there are 9TH
ers who take them at their word and
take what is known as the Grants
Ferry road, which touches the Dixie
Highway at Old Sterling. BY taking
this rout, automobilisits will find that
the Grants Ferry road is In bad shape
and at times there is every chance Of
spending hours in the woods.
The distance saved by taking the
road above referred to, is % miles,
but the 1-2 miles on this route is In
anything but good repair and II would
be both more convenient and profit
able Ii tourists would come on to
Brunswick, which from Broadfield In
IL IA miles and then take the route
out Norwich street, taking the Dixie
Highway at Old STERLING. This 10
3.a, which makes just this much more
mileage but. II should be taken into
consideration, that the Grants Ferry,
4a.sa Ii bp III, lgaaana one which the
dVsfa6e aitoiuohilis would taks IL
Il ] Kn00 III condition but would onTna
M u 1llia eIf taka ihe
street route and have iirAt class roads
the entire way.
The fact that Brunswick has done
so much towards the success OF the
Altamaha bridge does not seem to be
taken into consideration by the sell
fish party or parties will soon be TAX
en- up by the Board OF Trade and the
Young Mems Clab and, II possible,
stop this discrimination against
Brunswick. IN the first place those
who are giving dIrectionsas to Grants
Ferry road are aware bf the fact that
they are deceiving innocent parties,
taking away that which rightfully be.
longs 10 the local merchant, hotel,
garage. etc. as we'll.
As stated. the matter vii be taken
up at once by the city's commercial
bodies and II Ii TO he hoped that there
will be some way to stop that which
is proving serious detriment 70 a
people who have worked like Trojansl
TO build the Altamaha bridge.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
!. 4 y 4 4 4 \ y \ n \ \ \ I.
y CONDITIONS IN TIE SOUTH
\ REFLECT BIG IMPROVEMENT
(By Associated Press. J

y Washington, Sept. 12.-~Condi- 1
\ tions throughout the South re- 4
\ fleet greatly improves taney Off :
y Girls said tonight.
\ Both the treasury and reserve
\ board reporting less aped demand :
y for credit from that section. :
4 Hight treasury officials expressed
y the view that purchasing power !
y of the. South should be sustained !
\ throughout the winter as a result I
\ of the Improvement of the cotton !
4 market
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
FATTY ARBUCKLE
IN BAD TROUBLE
Moving Picture Comedian Is in
Felony Row With Charge of
Murder Against Him-His At
torney Asks Public Withhold
Judgment Awhile.
lBy the Associated. Press.l

San Francisco, Sejt. 12-Roscoe
(Fatty- Arbuckle, was formally ar
raigned In Police Court here today,
charged with murder in connection
with the death of Virginia Rappe,
which followed party in Arbuckie's
room here last Friday.
Arbuckle's attorney arranged con-
tinuance until Friday and the prison
er was returned to his cell.
His attorneys, taking recognizance
OF cancelling his pictures, issued a
statement asserting his innocence and
begging the public to withhold judg-
ment until the trial In the meantime
prohibition enforcement officers have
summoned the manager of the hotel
to question him about liquor. said to
have been consumed by the Arbuckle
party.
A formal charge of first degree murs
der. San Francisco police authorities
have announced has been preferred
Isalnst Arhnckla
II HteIony Kew
MISS pappets death followed her af-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13

ELECTIONIS TO
SOMETIME ON

Mr.. Root cabIed Dr. y o.
Hudson in Which oIates Ab-
solutely That He Will Not Ac-,
cept Place on Worlds Trib-
unaI But Other Americans
Are Prominently Mentioned
for the Great Honor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13


tendance at party given In Ar
buckles suite at local hotel a week
ago. She died of injuries, which Dis.
trict Attorney Matthew Grady o. San
Francisco and other authorities allege
were inflicted by Arhnckle when he
assaulted the woman.
Arbuckle Is held without ball In the
Hall OF Justice. here. He Is confined
In small cell, No. II, on the Hall of
Justice tier known as Felony Row.
Mo Statement.
Arbuckle has requested that none
but his attorneys be allowed to see
him at the Hall of Justice. He de-
clined yesterday on the advice OF
counsel to make any statement. His
lawyers also refuses to make state
ment or discuss the case in any way.
Police yesterday were busy examIn-
ing witnesses whom they say viii be
presented to the grand Jury. These
witnesses number % and are being
guarded by police detectives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-13
URGE TOURISTS
BOUND SOUTH GUT
OUT BRUNSWICK
~
Parties at and Near Dafien Tell
Visitors to Take What Is
Known as Grants Ferry.
IT is A DIS ISCRINlINATION
AGAINST THIS FAIR CITY

Young Mems Club and Board of
Trade Both Have Matter up
and an Effort Will Be Made to
Stop This Unfair Practice
ID Unfair to the Tourists as
Well as to This City and
Sooner Stopped the Better.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
In the Oil Fields
Not Breaking the Market

one small wcll and number OF
dry holes is the record for the Mara
mcc district the past week. The
Shaffer OH 4 Gas Co.'s test on the
Dashbrook farm In the southeast
corner OF the southeast of S-20-6
being 25-barrel well in the 3,0j9
10 3.069-toot sand.
The busters are as follows: The
Atlantic Petroleum corporation has
dry one and is abandoning at -
s5j feet at its No. Myers farm
in the northwest Of 4-20-6.
Rookstool and associates have n
dry hole at 3.ij3 feet in No. | Ad-
Ter in the southwest of i-20-6.
Tho Carter Oil cOmpanys test on
the Bailey farm in the southeast OF
5-20-6 is dry at 3,475 feet.
William Hall has a duster at l.
$50 feet and will abandon his No. /
Meadows, in the southwest OF 49,
2O-7.
The Kanola oil company's No. .
Ledercr in the northwest of 24-20-i
Is dry and abandoned at 1864 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
Gushing District.

Tho RoXana Petroleum corpora
tiou 40. Z we'll on the Long farm in
the northeast corner ot IN" south
east Of the northwest of s-le.G, is
good for 275 barrels daily in the
1850 tu 3,070-foot pay.
The Sapulpa Petroleum company
is spudding in No. Bland, in the
southeast corner Of the southeast Of
2j.l9-7.
o. s Kelly has a 50-harrcl pro-
ducer in the 2.64l-foot pay in No. !
in the center of tho south line Of
the southeast Of the southwest Of
25-l9-7
Bland at the southeast of the north
cast Of tho northwest of 25-l9-1 is a
rig Their No. ! on this lease is a
25- barrel well in the 2,li9-foot pay.
The Sapulpa Petroleum company
is spudding for No. Z Timothy, in
the northwest corner Of the south
west of the northeast OF 25-l9-7.
The Gypsy oil company has -
barrel producer in the 2,75i foot
sand in No. 2 McHenry, in the north
west 81 tho northeast Of the north
west of ll-i9-7.
Tho Eastern oil company's test
on tho Wadsworth farm in the
northeast corner OF the northwest
OF 3-lO-7 Is spudding.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
Mu urvs
Cs1u a..'tt-tlD
r4tA u$
LEGAL.

jonuat, aoth iesi World ratIeb.us
Company. pubUHu,ish
uRplNNNoI So. .lI'.
A. ordinance accepting aut adding
'' CD" 'iiy "f rulsH, pNHnnWH
certain tra,t ot aud known a4 kEN
DALI NbpIllDN 60 the 'Ib uf
Tulsa. Tulsa county. Oklahoma suI
declaring an CmvrE'uuN.
WHEREAS. petition |1 victims laa
been presented go the Mayor uuu Board
uf Commissioners ut the tlN nl Tulsa.
nNanowH. rrn"d 10y q majority a., in'
tts,t OF land herein uosrrIbcd and draiE.
mated aH Kendall ADDITION Co TULSA,
uklshutua. said tract OF land hriut 300
Tulsa county oklahoma, amt biug CON
uguuus 10 and adJolning the present cot
purato limits ot said 'itv. which petition
praNs that Haid Toad annex to said city
~ Tulsa, said tract OF land, oud
WHEREAS. IL has been made 60 appear
upon examination by said Hoard that the
tract of land herein described ts plated
Iutu lots ana blocks. and iE used fut trHi.
dental purpus,p, and II further appeal.
NIX to said Hourd that the land embraced
In said petition shouid b" ANNEXED tu
said 'it>, sud that all things n"c'aHHtN
to bo done f'r the proper annexation of
said tract uf laud tp said Itty have hap.
prncd and been performed and that said
action is fur the benefit ~ all parties
SOW riEREronE. uE u oRphINEp
BN TuE HOARD or COMM MlSSIONENS
or rHE cry or TULSA, OKLA
uOMA
SECTION 4. That the tract Of land
hereinafter d,sctib"d. th" same heinE
known a. kENBALI ADDITION to
Tulsa, oklahoma, and adjoining tho pres
sent corporate limits Of said 'ity, as
follows, "a. Wit.
Al that part Of the Fast half Uhl
of the Northeast quarter iNEh.D "
section seven 90. in Township Nine
teen G9D North. Range Thirteen t.l
East lying East ot the NJ. h. A r.
Railway Right of way, containing
Two and Eignty-four ON" hunirrdths
$50 aCrrs
said 'tty Of Tulsn. Oklahoma, 10 be
known ~ KENDALL ADbllipN, To
Tulsa. oklahoma. ana that the corporate
limits uf said titv be. and the sam" are.
hereby extended to include the above de
scrihed tract Of land,
SECTION g. That from and after thus
ordinance takes effect. the veal "tia'r q
described Ia Section on" hereof, shall De-
4 part Of the tity Of Tulsa tklshoue
ami an p'rsnn- residing therein and all
. are hereby declared to h" subject iu all
. rrspccts and particulars TO tn" lurirdlC
I ton. control aud lnWs and ordinances col
| said tttN OF Tulsa.
! SECTION ?. Thst m emergency esist'
Z for the preservation Of th" public W"lfar"
/ hralth aud safety. by reason whereof thl'
] urdiuHnt. shall take effect from ana nU't
! It's paassgo, approval and publication.
PASSED, and tho emergency clause
| ruled upon separately and approved tins
APPROVED, this lith day Of January
g. u. EVANS
Attest. Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
Gty Auditor.
iFRHNk E. DUNCANs,
tity Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
In The Gushing District.


Tho White OH corporations No. :
Thompson, in the southwest OF %
lS-j, has been given "A small shot
in the 1915 10 3,3i5-foot sand and
is good for 80 barrels daily.
Tho New England oil Company's
No. Il Raymond in the northeast Of
l3-l9-5c. IL a l0-barrel pumper in
the 3.53S to 3,5G2-foot sand.
The Skelly Oil Company's No. ?
Brown farm in the northwest OF 32-
1876 Is 6s5 barrel producer in the
2,HS5 to 3,O2S-foot sand.
Tho Cushing -Garber company $
test on the Shoemaker farm I'm the
northeast of 2-lS-G Is a dry hole AT
3,i0O feet.
The Ncw England oil company
has duster at 1850 feet in it's No.
l3 Raymond, in the northeast OF
i3-l9-j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

tpublishod m m. tulsa DsIly World Jan.
uRry ~. Is 10 90 and n, 1921. rho
world Publishing COO publtshcrsl
NOTICE OF HEANiNG. on Assess
MENTS FOR rtNING ~ STREET ~.
PROV NEMENr DISTRICT No, 200, CITY
OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance v,,h the NoHuluiI0u ut
the Roard OF Commissioners duly adopted
on the nm day pf January. 1921, notice
l- hereby given that the Board Of COM
mIa.iuurrv Of the tlty uf Tulsa. Okla.
hnuia. has cNRuInod tho estimate and
statement az tn" tity Engineer rs to the
amount Of the cost ~ the concrete pave.
meut which should be Hssossrd against
tho abutttug property. the property hruc-
uttod and other property liable 20 "~
.cssmrnt and the owners thereof. m
STREET tNTRDN NEMENr DISTRICT
NUMBER 't9, which includes M" follow.
ing dea,ribcd purtluns Of streets, ~. W.T. 4.
TWENTY SECOND STREET from
the East Nm" of Hiy"rsid" Drive o. the
West I'm" uf the Midland valley Raj
road Klghi.ot. Way. MAlN STREET
from the South line uf Isnuty Fiirt
street 20 the Sorth liuc Of WoudWurd
Boulevard except the Intersection OF
Twenty Second street.
And SAID Board ~ Commissioners has
by resolution duty approved the Hfort
said statement ana cftlfrstt Of ~" tI''
Engineer ami has determined tu Hssrsr
the cost Of the improvements Ia shld aus
trIct against tho HhutiIug property, n"
ishlc to Ass,ssment, and tho owners
thereof a. follows, 20. Wit.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ADDITION.
Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20


The Wilcox OF y Gas Co.'S test
on the Price farm In the southwest
Of tS-16-l0. is estimated at 500 bar
rcls in the @,I93 90 2.SlO-foot pay.
The Carter OH cumpauy's SO.
Robinson in the southwest of l-l6-
10, rs good for l5O barrels iu the
%, i52 foot pay Tho Carter's 80. 3
on the MillCF farm in the northwest
OF 2S-lG-i0, is good for 800 barrels
in the 2.70i-fout sand.
The Skolly Oil company has so
barrel producer in its so. Perry
man. I'm the southeast ut 32-l6-lO.
sand was found ut 2.IUg feet.
The Wiser Oh company has 10
barrel well after shot Iu ITS SO.
q Jones, IN the northwest OF 9-16-
The Plraffn Oi' oompmy's 40.
8 Rose, in the northeast Of 34-lG-ll,
is 35-harrcl well after tO-quart
shot in tho l.S2j-foot sand.
Tn, Carter on comptuy's 40 3
Gr,ysuu iu the northwest of l-l5.lO.
is "a 200 barrel well, natural In the
2,5jS-fot pay.
The Phillips Petroleum corpora.
ton has iO-harrol we'll iu It's 40.
q Robbins. In the southeast of 5-i5-
Tho Cons,autin Refining com
panys test ON the Scott farm iu
'ho northeast of 23-l5-lO. is "a Go.
barrel producer iu the . 2b0o-iopt
sand The white Oii corporations
scott farm 80 In the northeast
Of 23-11-i0. is dry and abandoned
at 3.l2S feet
Miscucr y steele have q dry hoic
at 1000 feet iu their 40. stop
u ft, g,fttL..tgf a.
southeast Of 23-l5-l0.
/ The Best Producing Company's
/ so. 4 Adams, in the northwest of n .
| lj-ll is good for 10 barrels after
| the shot I'm the i.75G-foot sand.
March and others have a lO-harrcl
/ well after the shot i'm their 80. !
| Graysou in the southeast OF l3-l5-
! II,
Tho Barbara oil company's test on
the Sims farm IN the northwest oi
| lS-lJ-1l Is good for so barrels In
/ the 2.50S-foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
STOCKS ON WAY
TO RIGHT TRACK
Prices of Many Popular
Shares Move Upward
in Active Tone

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The stock
,,,ge, today seemed disposed to
,brow Of much of It's recent apathy
...l r,actionary tone, prices OF many
r,n,ll, shares moving upward to
49, ,rrompanimcnt OF broad and ac-
tive dealings .a.,,,,r
nr the surface there was nothing
t. s, advance to suggest any pro-
...,..l change Of sentiment OF re
.'y ~ public interest although
,.,,,,r,,.nts pertaining to market
U'.I.,s we're partly Of "a more hope
tl character ..,
p,n.Itinr its course of the prcvt-
I,F rho market developed It's
,,s. definite trend IN tn" finaI
Kan. whom bail pools renewed thtlr
,..n.u,.rs iu several Of the con
,,.',,.r. spccialtios. notably Genera
,s,b,.t. common and preferred III
+si.D shorts were driven to cover
MOI gains of Is and l.
,oirt. respectively.
Closing puotations FOR leading OILS,
,.,,tt, r,lifornia and Mexican Pc
g.,.,,- SudehaKor, General Eler-
..,. and several Of the prominen'
,,.,.5r,ies. showed net advances oI
,r almost > points. Rails. ste"ls
and equipments cascd on the late
r'.s of aau money, from TO per
.op, sales amounted to 10000
r,c,plng sterling. the foreign eN.
.5..,g, market was strong, notably
iErs,gn rcmittanccs. evidently in an
,,.,,,,fon Of an early loan here
ss,rdiravian rates also were SUD
sanidj'y better.
Liberty issues lcd the firmcr tone
- Tho hond market interuationa
ro.,,,orq also making moderate
r,ins Total sales. par value flz''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
Gnrilrll lnunIA-

The Carter Oh company has a
duster at 2,47j feet in it's No. !
Wells. in the southwest Of 2G-22-4.
Cosdcn & Marland's No. 13 Wal
kcr. in the southeast of l3-22-iw, *
good for 40 barrels in tho 2,07S To
2,0S5-foot sand.
The Sinclair oil & Gas co.'s test
on the Rhodes farm in the northeast
of 3O-23-3w has 10000 feet Of gas
at / l,130 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
w. G.. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY


101-3 South Main 81. Usage $500
can for !. ~. INT,
Fult sAIl rutd delivery. good running
order enclosed top, u bargain. rtl,o
$50. loti y Third &c.
ron SALE A Dodge touring rar, good
aH Now, $3.50, Phone Usage 7'ft.
ron SALE 1870 -four passenger StuN,
perfect mechanical condition. run 1900
miles, exceptional bargain fur cash, owner
leaving town. oHhEs 2too. Mr. Gilman
DpIS 800 TOT seven passenger Olds In.
tcrrrt yuuf n Hu, call psage Sa9i.
nlGH GRADE W,stcutt touring ear,
would like 10 trade for good Stutz tour
ing 'all cedar 90.
GOOD nvo .pnsseugcr car. unc condl.
tiuu. very reasonable for cash, or VIII
trade fut good lot. OHngo 1879
1919 LIGHT AK Buict, touring car, in
Al condition, See this car ut Jls
Epgt Fourth street nakcr supply Co
ron SALE. Kro truck good cord tires,
good mechanical condition, also Ford
coupe. Phone AsiO. Rounds Porter
Lumber Go,