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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-07
MADAME JEANETTE
MADAN, MAVIS
Have Your Fortun. Toid n

nave your rortune Told by
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Tells your past, present and future gives
names. dRtes and facts known only TO your
self; advice on business, love. luck. court.
ship. marriage and divorce; In fact, any
thing pertaining to your welfare and hapV!-
nese Don't fail TO consult this wonderful
Egyptian You will find true help. s2S
18th ct w. bet " aud -
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THE WINNING LETTER

MAXWELL touring. 1918: mechanically
perfect: new rubber; good paint; S3S0
sol Ut. n. .. Nerth s30b.
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MADAM GAIL

The American Palmist OF wide reputa-
ton Readings 800. Special work, per
case. Day and evsningA SIS G st. n. w.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

Be advised by this natural-born and
gifted second sighted lady. who can advise
you on business, health and family affairs:
tells who and when you will marry: IL In
trouble consult this wonderful old original
and real Egyptian; this ad and SOC entities
bearer TO 81 reading for weeks only.
L
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spirItusiism.

MRS. j. +. MALTBN-Daily readtnss 81
per half hour sl7 10th ~. n e. Tale
ph so> IInaoln ko4t.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BY SEPT Is. 8 or 4 rooms. suitable for .
adults; northwest section preferred. l.. N
GREEN, Room 542, Y, NJ. e. A. Bldg.
UNFINISHED flat or apartment; or
3 rooms: kitchenette: bath. by en-
ployed couple; rent must be reasonable;
give particulars in reply. BOX 20t Times
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AGENTS AND SALESMAN

sALESMAN-A live man: experience not
necessary can make 500 a week Write
at once. THE PARKER REFINING CO,
Cleveland Ohio.
EXPERIENCED speciality ssiesmen Also
men without experience, who are will
ing to work eight hours a day Salary and
commission to right men Call between
s:s0 and 10 a. m, room 81 Metzerott
bldg, ITO + st. N. w. Ask for Mr.. Adams
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HELP wANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER; sll-round man
no other need apply. Call to7l NJ st. NV
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
shop Course, Owners Course. Driving
Course. Get the best for less" New
classes now forming. Address
YMCA AUTO SCHOOL.
1916 st. N. w. Main $3.50
AUTO MECHANIC-Who Thoroughly un-
derstands repairing all makes OF cars
furnish all tools and has some following
1910 nc st NV
ANY Intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers; all
or spare time; exp. unnecessary; no can
wasting; subjects suggested. Sent for free
booklet Natl. Press Bureau, Buffalo, N. "
BRICK mason who can lay cement
blocks; first-class man; union
wages. Apply on job, 1916 M st.
N. w.
BUTCHER: first-clsss; with reference. sis
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ENGINEER - Thoroughly expert
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EXPERIENCED violinist, corneti.t and
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Apply Gsyety Theater.
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MN 20 distribute advertising; a M
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING

PRICES REDUCED.
Ford touring tops put on complste. VIZ
batteries recharGed and rebuilt: vulcan
king. Rear ais ard N. =. Line zsa:
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Classified Advertising Manager,
Washington Times, Munsey Bldg.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

blue tricotins. silk lined,
bought Garfinklss. worn I times: $40
less than cost.
GOLF swEATER-spiendid heavy white
coat style: like now: half price. BOX
EOS, Times office.
Motorcycles 4 bicycles
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|, MADAME SELIA

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM.
Gives true advice in business, love. health.
and family affairs: tells the name OF future
husband or wife and how to win the one
you love: makes UP lovers quarrels or fam
lily troubles: tells what business and what
part of the world Is luckiest for you and
how to avoid all trouble. Phone Franklin
1871. Special readings SO cents. ISL 7th
st. N. W.. next to Eye Ut. Op. McCrorys
loo store
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CLAIRVOYANT AND PIANIST
Tel eth at. N. W. (cor. 9Th and G).
Guarantees to read your entire life-pss,.
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, health and family affairs.
This ad and 500 entities you to 81 rsadins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
EVERYDAY
ADVENTURES

That Changes Everything
when your good friend. Mrs. ~.
eli drops in for little chat ouoV
these afternoons. and In tho Cuurae "a
her remarks asks how your Christmas
shopping Is getting alorE-and that
question almost ruins the convcrsa.
ton
Because your Christmas list is all
"fooie"--so much ~ that the mere
mention Of " throws your nerves all
out OF gear--and so you explode to
Mrs Powell and toll her that you
ncver---no, nover-#had such time
finding appropriate things TO giye to
people.
And when you get through, sho lust
amiles and tells YOU that her shopping
II all completed. Witch makes YOU
feel wurHc than eNorH.untl rhc says
that maybe her plan would help you
out. too.
Whereupon she tells you about all
Tho splendid tdcaa In the Christmas
or suggestions columns In The
Worlds classified section.
Ana that changes everything!
BECAUSE when you take her hint.
you find not only descriptions uf lust
1hp sort Of attractive ana reasonable
presents you want hut the names of
the stores whore you can got thon.
a. we'll. and tho noKt day you 'go to
10" aud finish all your shopping
easily and economically
Copyright 1871. by Dasii l.. smith,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
'm TO KILL C0GGESHALL
Tno"n Person Fires Several Shots
ih'o Hotel Room at Capital.

~, sis'ci,ted Press state Wire
,s.nLAhoMA CITY. Dec. 12.-An
~, .sn assailant early yesterday at
II sIp.eo cp.eo TO take the life OF Charles
~ .vssseshall former superintendent
w. we Cantonment Indian school and
80 IN Blaine county. in a room
~, uo'el here, the police announced
~ Coggeshall is out on bond
,'onhection with his indictment on
y. - -. U OF accepting brlbes while he
H. ,,.u.perlntendent and special dis
i.s officer OF the school.
ysn,sording to hotel employees. a
,s~. 49, OF shots we're fired in the
IN, occupied by Coggeshall but
,A,p -ssailant disappeared down a
|rs,,, eoggeshall lay across the bed
h, sas ss ana was badly bruised about
III Sa w., according 10 the story told
1e employees. None OF the shots
sAen effect, they said.
W arrests have been made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
IN SEARCH OF BEST IDEAS
Open for Suggestions In Planning
Of New school Building.

sK1ATOOK, Dec. 12.--Accordlng
TO l.. j.. Wiles. president OF the
board OF education, several days will
be spent by the board in visiting the
schools in neighborlng towns and
cities, with a view OF getting the
best ideas possible to incorporate
into the building OF the 100000
school bonds for which were voted
November 23.
Pencil drawings are now being
made by the architects. As soon
as tho board members complete
their inspection trip they will de-
eide upon the plan and every effort
VIII be made TO hasten the construc-
uon. Of the building, which Is much
needed.
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CHETOPh HAS COAL BOOM

WEIGH, Dec. 12.-Our neighbor
town I'm Kansas, Chetopa. is getting
ready for Industrial expansion ow-
ing TO the discovery a few miles
from the city OF vein OF Peacock
coal only 10 feet from the surface
running in thickness from "a 20 2S
inches.
One company. II Is claimed. has
representatives there desiring 70 put
down a shaft without further pros
pectlng, and stlll another company
wants to put in a mammoth stea N
shovel and strip for the coal. The
find was made on the farm ot Il.
L. IIillegas,
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ConyIcr Gets Now Trial.

PICHER, Dec. i2.-huch surprise
was felt here day or 'iwo ago
when II was learned that Douglas
Jones, who was convicted OF tns
murder o. Deputy sheriff W ~.
Corder In this city four years ago
and sentenced to 10 years IN IN,
penitentiary, is likely TO be tufHsu
loose by reason OF o decision by
he court OF criminal appeals, hand-
ed down wednesday reversing l's
former decision which upheld the
Ottawa county court, and ordering
that tho prisoner be set free unless
there is new evidence against hIIn'
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USE RAILWAY FOR FO0TPATH
Gasoline Motor Car IIurls Aged Man
From the Tracks.

Special to The World
ENID, Dec, 12,-Charles Hayden
a man OF middle age and slightly
deaf, addicted to walking on rail-
road tracks. although having been
warned of the danger. was
hit Saturday by "A gasoline motor car
carrying seven line men. the shock
hurling the car from the track. Mr..
Hayden was brought to the depot i'm
mediately and given first aid and
then taken to a local hospital whore
II was found that he had a broken
collar bone, twD broken ribs and his
ankle and hips badly crushed. II is
considered doubtful II he can recover.
The accident was unavoidable as
the man stepped on the track from
the side just in front OF the car. No
one else was seriously injured.
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Dcbnters 10 Hnyc Coach.

PONCA CITY. Dec. i2.-For the
first time IN several years "A coach
for debaters has been Installed by
the Ponca city high school which
will enter the contests this winter
OF class A, district OF the Okla
homa state Debating league. The
students have organized a debating
club 10 encourage interest, Win
Wilbur Myer president, Harvey
Bixier, vice president. and MISS
Ruth Lowrence, secretary-trcasurer'
The open shop" question is to Do
debated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
ANOTHER SMALLPOX DEATH
Sewing Machine Man Is Second Vic.
tim OF Dscadcd Disease.

opRciaT 70 The World.
M'ALESTER. Dec. 12.-W. IT.
Wright, local manager OF the Singer
sewing machine agency. died OF
smallpox here early Friday morning
This IS the second case OF smallpox
that has appeared here and both
cases have proven fatal. In hotN
cases tho disease has been contracted
at other points and the victim
brought II here with them.
The first victim was n travelling
man, walter Carlisle OF Birmingham.
Ala, who arrived in McAlcster with
the disease and later died here.
Mr., Wright contracted the disease
also while travelling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
Moses Dcnounccs Ford.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Henry
Ford was bitterly denounced by Sem
ator Moses. republican OF New
Hampshire in the senate today for
threatening 10 oppose the reelection
OF senators who vote for allowing
Senator Newberry, republican OF
Michigan to retain his seat and for
permitting his henchmen TO
threaten senators with the resent
ment OF a people who care nothing
for him or his millions"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
Ints Sell AT s CONS Ianch.

MALE sTFR. Dec. l2.--At the re-
sale auction has been going on at the
county q, asul ler's office here for two
weeks which nearly one thousand
lots OF the Hillside addition formerly
laid out for the bod factory. some Of
which at the time sold for $500,
We're bid IN Thursday by local real
estate man for cents per lOL
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Enid Wins I'm Oratory.

ENID, Dec. II. = Enid W1b
awarded first place IN the confer
ence oratorical contest by virtue ot
two OF the seniors OF the high school
winning in contests ut McAicster ana
FL Reno, Miss June Blattler, repre-
senting the girls, won first place al
McAlester and Chester Lewis won
third place at II Reno, where the
contest for the boys took place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
"''cers Lose Trail
Ut Illinois Bandits

h ,Ss S,'alA. ~, IN, Dec. i2.-Pursuit
Pee gn oshdits who this morning
L Pss,aau aau robbed the State bank
Ihons, a s.a oi 1900 In cash and
|sheb @ a,, given up this evening
|pase, leeu'horities and citizens
- loo, ~ Iral, About $4,000 OF
2t N. Was cash, bank Officials
va solsnt adding the total loss
'Hlli,n,.sled by Insurance. lack
il ~ witness. who was sho,
Issriou.ISy' mouth by the bandits. ia NOT
wounded, II is reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
MORE GAS FOR SklAT00K
Finding of New Well Solves Fuel
Problems for the Winter.

Special 20 The World,
SKIATOOK, Dec. IA 5000, 600
cubic foot gas well just brought in
by Keech Feigly and Phillips east
OF town will solve the gas problem
OF this city for the winter, There
had been much concern as to the
gas supply up to this time.
The gas is dry. and will be put
right into the mains, helping to
overcome the effect OF the wet"
gas which Is being used.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
Prints UnprIntabIc Remarks.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA Re
preventative Blanton OF TEXAS an
nounced that he would have re-
printed and distributed to the peo-
pie OF the United states his re-
marks which were eNpunged from
the congressional records as imprint
able.
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Warden DIcs of Wounds.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec. Ia
Deputy Warden Fred &. Manhennot
who was badly cut and beaten in a
knife battle with three convicts in
Marquette prison, died of his wounds
today. Attending physicians said
they were hopeful for the recovery
of Warden T. b. Catlin. who was cut
nine times In the fight, and OF Ar
thur Manhennet, the deputy war
denis son. who was stabbed.
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Wound May Be FataI

by Associated Press State Wire.
OKMULGEE, Dec. l2.--Jess Ryan
Is in the Heusyetta city hospital sut-
fcring from a knife wound in the
left lung inflicted by Bob Shears IN
"A quarrel today Al the Henry-t'a
horse and mule exchange over de-
tails Of a mule trade, according to
HeRryetta police. According to the
attending physician Ryan has littR
chance OF recovery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
LAST MEETING FOR WINTER
Friday l. Date for Conclayc Of
Maycs County Teachers.

Special To The World
PRYOR, Dec 12.-The meeting of
the Mays County Teachers associa-
tion j. set for Friday. December l6,
in this city, according 20 the an
nouncement Of its president, A. Is.
Peters The other officers OF the as
sociation are George Tyner, vice
president, and Ida Smith, secretary
treasurer.
This will be the last general meet
ing Of Mayes county teachers until
the spring contests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
nIl l,slIInlendable III AnnnIn,nnn,

Eot M "a, Dec. he. X Frank
llty boo.s..y' a prominent Lion and
tAs s.rssa., s.,sssl, mas been made one OF
ss,ss IN SrS ~ OF the executive com
sinbs, ss rs Northeastern Oklahoma
: he 49,, commerce. Much good
n'slsd ,.son OF the state is anti
sai,a,ion a promised from this or
Z "''a In a few weeks
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WANT AIDS
Rates and Information

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bc per wors per time.
Seven Insertions for the pri . OF slx
Minimum space. i2 words.
io per word per day when copy runs
one month without change
Minimum amount one time, .Se.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are dus
ana payable the same uay first inssr-
tlon Of ed appears can out-of- town
want ads and all wanted to Rent,
Situations Wautsd. Wearing Apparel
and Household Goods ads are ros
ttlyel' cash In advanced
TELEPHOEE WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate a. cash ads
aud collections viii be made A. your
home or office ss soon .tj. iir-t in
ssrtion ss possible. 1his Is an sccom
bo made promptly when bill ~ re.
serted. Always ask your telephone I'D
to be repeated back 20 you by the tele-
phone al takgr 60 make sure that it
has been correctly taken, The "orld
cannot assume responsibility Tor errors
y any Kind occurring Ia telephone ad'
vertisctuents.
Under no circumstances are We 70.
sponsible for errors In any advertise
ment unless reported INN ediately after
first Insertion. No reduction In cost OF
ad will be made unleHJ error de-
stToys value Of ad
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
HOURS:
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Ads received during these hours will
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LOST AND POUND

owner can have same by Identity ini
ana paying for ad. Apply AT Worl,
office
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Hatfield.

II. T. Hntfield. l6 years OF age.
died at his home, 1924 West Twenty
Second street, Monday. lie is sur
vived by a wife, a daughter. Mrs.
GLADYS Beck, and three sons, Ray
mond, Judge and Roy, all OF Tulsa.
Funeral services have not yet been
announced but Is IN understood they
will be held at the Mowbray chapel
Burial will probably be made In
Rose Hill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
M0rfudry

Holmes.
Mrs. Il. ID. Holmes. mother Of
William X. Holmes OF the Texas
OIL company, died Sunday morning
at 8 O'Clock at her home in Olean,
New York. The son was in Chicago
on business when apprised of her
sudden death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-13
PURELY PERSONAL

FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement. private, pr.crh rosHuna hle
may work for board bablea Ad upted.
write fcr booklet Mrs 4. Il. Long.
syil T.. Twenty seventh st. Kansas
cay no,
Free trial treatments Tor pues, Itch.
49, eczema, reciunl troubles with
Prof Osbarne's Powerful Pho. Rectoi
Zrmo Ointment. Free book tHplsininR
treatment, =. y, SachHe, 21ls Para Az,
s. Louis Mo,
FROM this date. 7 will not be rrap0uUibls
for any debts by Arthur L.. PuarFou.--
Mrs. Soma q. Pearson.
MEN Prot. Osbornes Nacumoter. Per
feet Physical culture Appliance.
yapo' ~ tno' u ~, t@i,r, i'.iN,,
msut
PARTY Wh0 borrowed pearl handle ku,fa
from agent at Sinclair service station
No. !, please return n OF phone OHag-
7isa-R. Valued a. Keepsake Ot dead
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sPEclALe-I VIII not be resp0nsibis Tor
any debts cf Mrs Nora Pearson A. T.
Pearson.
THE suPpOSED-TO-B attorney that
called Mrs Pingry Monday az New
Ifnnkhn hntei ht Fingry would Ike
70 have him cali IN person.
WANTED 10 know the whersa bouts OF
Stella bawson. daughter OF Wilbur paw
son. II, q, Knudssn, box a. Laurel
Mont.
81 ~ NATN HETfRNTI'7Y 2 cAETTXRTIN
home f6r ths csrv aud protection n
young women. rataa reasonable; babie
adopted. DR.. ~ "a Newman. .mhiirsI
director. ft47 W. Main. Oklahoma Cits-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
spElIAI Nn11nrs

SPECIAL NonCEs
DAILY Alto and baRraee service be-
tween Nclagonv and Apptrson Via WINS !
Bans Ed Price. Nelagonv. Okla.
DIR D. j. nuuECK. ostcopathlc physl. |
ciab has moved from apartment |
Tcupie apartments, i06 ". fifth street. /
to suuo al0 New Daniel bundlne. OF. |
flce phone cedar aosa.
AUTOMOBILES
- AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
CithVNoLEr. b-paascngcr touring car, |
,nnp tNsrs self starter, good tires, new |
49, .ssh. balance easy tcrtus. Lewis. /
nsnsa sSIporation 1901 south Main. /
CsGx"2nsr ssoa ,Iras Ssssyrins. 1891, setstarter
poration 100, soSS Msn GsTl @s3s@ Ms.sg tNsgo /
DELIVERY wAGoN-,.,, ,.,.....,., |
Ton Ton. sis5 down own Ssis,. perfect condl-
Lewis Marsh Corporation. Iooi sn,h /
Main. osaEe 1870 "V' ''''"
DODGE roadster. ls model. re,o -,
ton. The beet buy In town i,,' tsto /
cash. central darege iie ce,y,nrs' |
DODGE roadster. In Al Ehspe, new, |
gain. Cail Usage us4 or see car sis
s. Boston. WIZ take othor car in trade.
DODGE SEDAN for sale. terms to re
sponsihle parties Usage sol
r
starter good running order t20b dawn
balance easy terms Lewis Marsh Cor
poration, 1901 South Main. Usage
ron SAir-Fords. hodges. Bucks aud
many other good makes every car
bargain, tetms 70 suit Used Ger EN.
change. tig n. Main. OsaEc t,os
FOR SALE one Marrol roadster. isir
running condition, $500: 'uo DJrEo
roadster $3.50. fair tuuliug condition.
can ussge tGto.
FOH sALE--Oue 1890 model uuck
roadster. Perfect condition. \ bargain,
tioo. Phone Usage t5tt. Sf q. scc-
oud.
ron SNLE-i92i FORD touring self
starter. nrat-class condition. Phone Co
FORD BARGAINS
ON Terms
We have a good stock ot rebuilt rord
roadsters and touring cars Uuy your
Pond from vs.. and cave spending money
to ~ them up. our FordS are ready TO
AUTO . TIRE ENcHANGE.
5ia East second oseg- 5oos.
FORD COUPE, selt starter good tires.
new paint, runs IKE new tltt cssh.
balance easy terms Lewis. Marsh Cor
pors,ton 1907 = Main. osare as5o
FORD 5-paascuger touring good running
order US cash. balance easy terms.
Lcwis.Matsh Corporation, 1901 4. Main
OsHge 1870
FORD ROADSTER. good tires new top.
ilb cash. balance caHy terms. Lewis
Marsh Corporation 1901 s. Main, Usage
FORD touring car for sale 1871 model
cheyenne cedar 2bSi.
HAVE REQ 7-pssscngcr to sell or trade
Osage 2ob2-J.
LEAVE your CAR with responsible
party Wanted automobiles 70 cell on
Motor Co. ioa " Second. cedar ss5s.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
P INA INDUSTRY ESTABLISHED IN
 GLENDALE EARLY

In the cotton growing, until this year the valleys leading industry and still occupying an important place, Glendale has taken a high rank. Ex- tra staple cotton was first introduced into the valley in the Glendale dis trict in 1919 obtained one of the most remarkable yields on record.
 This year it is estimated there are but 5000 acres of cotton in the area which centers in the northside met ropolis, much less than last. A good average production is expected.
 It is not from the point of produc- ton that Glendale gets its rank in the cotton growing industry of the valley, however. M. E. Bemis of the chamber of commerce gives Herbert Atha, a rancher of the district, credit for pointing the day to the commer- cial long staple crop in this county when he planted a few acres of Yuma cotton in 1911, while Ernest A. Lett gel has been called the champion grower of the variety, though the ti- tie never has been confirmed off, cially.
 In 1919 Leitzel harvested six bales and S6 pounds of cotton from three and four-fifths acres. or 2,s60 pounds of seed cotton per acre. His crop brought him s2,4S7.52. His record of more than a bale and a half to an acre caused much comment at that time. when a bale to an acre was not uncommon.
 MT. Bemis traced the start of the industry in the valley to Atha's first crop of Yuma in the following ac- count of the beginning of long staple cotton growing:
Arizona republican., 1921-11-11
MILLING COMPANY | HAS B|G BUSINESS

The Glendale Milling company. the local establishment of the Phoenix Flour Mills. was established in Glen dale in 1915, in the old tin warehouse across the track. Finding that the building was not large enough to keep pace with the growth of the town, a new building was construct ed on the corner of Second avenue and A street. This building is a brick one story building 150 by 150 feet and was built in 1917. The present manager of the concern is L. G. Smith.
 The Glendale mill handles all kind of grains. feed and mashes and poul- try supplies. In addition to this their own brand of flour is milled and distributed to the leading grocers.