davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Ne,U York Irish Rejoice
Deer Peace Settlement
Father Duffy Predicts Speedy
Harmony in Erin With One
Rule for South and Ulster

The Irish settlement plan reached in
London yesterday was greeted in New
York with delight by many Americans
of Irish descent and indorsed by other
leading citizens. Among the comments
were:
The Rev. Francis P. Duffy, rector of
Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church
and former chaplain Of the 69th Regi-
ment:
AZ am certainly glad to hear that
not be permanent until Ireland is
under one government. Ireland is not
such big place. There is scarcely
room for two governments. 1t can be
expected that the country will soon be
under one government
Major Michael Kelly, Of the Ameri-
can Association for the Recognition of
the Irish Repub'ic:
1--WE have implicit confidence in Mr..
de Valera and the Dali Eireann to see
that Ireland will get her full measure
of freedom and that her birthright will
not be sold.'
Joseph Connolly, Irish Consult:
1--WE believe in Asquiths policy of
waiting'
Mayor Hylan:
That's fine. Pm very glad to hear
it,"
Bryan L. Kennedy, president Of
Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, and vice -presi-
dent of the Hartman National Bank:
"In the establishment of An Irish
free state I see the dawn of new
era; sense the coming Of new and
better age. God bless those Irishmen
| who had the courage to enter the
breach and the fortitude to see the
lpeare NepotiatioOa th rough To q trinu,
phant finish"
Judge Alfred J. Talley. of the Court
Of General Sessions:
"Irelands struggle and sacrifice
amidst tremendous odds for the ideal
of freedom have been an inspiration in
these days of sordid materialism.
america, which loves liberty, should
rejoice the most at the return of Ire
land to the family Of free nations
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Continues IRON sage enc,


moned for the purpose Of membera
elected to sit in tho House of Commons
OF southern Ireland, and, IL approved,
IT shall be ratified by the necessary
legislation.
Signed on behalf OF the British dele
alton:
Lloyd George Winston Churchill
Austen Chamber Worthington Evans
lain Hnmar Greenwood
Birkenhcad Gordon Hewart
On behalf Of the Irish delegations:
Art of Griobhtha (Arthur Griffith).
Michael o. . Sileain (Michacl Col
lins).
Riobard Bartrm tRohcrt c. Barton)
+. s. Dugan Canon J. Duggan).
Seorsa Ghabgain nj Dhubhthaigh
George Gavan Duffy.
Dated the 9Th IF December 1921.
Annex to the Treaty
An annex is attached to the trcaty
Clause l specifies .hat Admiralty prop
erty and rights AZ tho doc!syard port
of Berehaven are to be retained as at
present date, and the halhor defenses
and facilities for coastal defense by air
at Queenstown, Belfast Lough and
Longhswilly to remain under British
care, provision also being made for oil
fuel and storage.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Message Urges
Labor Laws and
Flexible Tariff
.~-----'--r----'---77-.@------'
fC0ntInued from paSe ane)

the delay was holding up sterilization
abroad, while 1T was gaining absolutely
nothing for this country. The desire
Of the Administration on this is to
have the foreign governments which
owe the United States money substi-
tute bonds which can be sold to Ameri-
can investors for the / o us which
they now have in the United States
Treasury. The United States could
then take tho money obtained from the
sale Of these foreign bonds to Ameri-
with it, thus eliminating the interest
paid on some billions of Liberty bonds
every year, which in turn would aid
in the reduction OF taxes. Incidentally
the whole movement would result in
enhancing the value Of Liberty bonds,
since the total OF them outstanding
would be reduced materially.
a few of tho other important points
in the message were:
Tho Presidents evident dissatis-
faction with much Of the Republican
leadership in Congress, including the
tendency OF members to Join with the
opposition groups such as the
agrasian bloc.
a recommendation for national
legislation to authorize cooperative
UlaIEcLlnE Dy INC FARMERS.
constitutional amendment to call
halt on the issuance CT tax-free
securities.
AS always is the case witt. Presiden-
tial messages to Congress, members of
the, Presidents party praised what he
had 60 say and recommended, and the
opposition party generally had nothing
but criticism to offer. On the whole,
the message came UP to the expectation
of Republican leaders, and, as one ex-
pressed it, "the President has laid out
a program that will keep us busy"
There was general feeling among
Republicans and Democrats that the
President in urging division along
party lines" rather than "to divide geo
graphically or according to pursuits or
personal following" was condemnins
the agrarian bloc and at the same time
blaming the party leaders for permit
Ting the disintegration Of the party in
Cappcr, OF Kansas, one Of the leaders
in the agricultural group. said he lid
not believe the President was hitting
at the bloc and added that the Presi-
dent has nothing whatever to fear
from 1t.
But Senator Capper's view was not
shared by Senator Curtis, Of Kansas,
and others among the leaders. They
realize fully what Mr.. Harding was
driving at, and feel that steps Of some
sort are in order to get the party in
Congress t. working AS q unit.
While some OF the agrarian members
we're moro or less piqucd at the Presi-
dents insistcrce on adherence to party
lives, they were more than pleased
with his recommendation that coop
eratiye marketing legislation be passed.
The President. it is believed, was in
duced to deal with this subject because
OF the failure of the Senate to act
favorably on the Volstead- -Capper bill,
either in the Sixty-sixth Congress or
the special session of the present Con-
gross. With the Presidents support
actively behind the bill it is thought
quick action will be obtained from the
Senate. The bill has been marooned
there for months, subcommittee of
the Senate judiciary Committee insist
ing on toking away from farmers virtn-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

reduce tho whole problem Of Ireland to
manageable proportions. 1t contends
that Britain has gone to lengths OF
generosity greater than many Of her
srearnest critics ever demanded, whilo
the Sim Feir delegates, regarding thc
position Of Ulster, proved themselves
courageous statesmen.
wherever our tongue is spoken
says "The Daily Telegraph" referring
TO the Iriah agreement, 'the news will
be heard with heartfelt JOY and thank
fulness. The event is the greatest that
has happened In the internal affairs OF
this country for generations. The dig
nifty Of the throne and the security and
promised. Therefore, we view the
signing Of the treaty as a supreme
event.
"The Premier. in signing the agree
mcnt. has written his name among the
greatest in our history"
"Thc Morning Post" is again almost
the single exception to tho chorus Of
press rejoicing at the Irish settlement.
1.-THE Post" says:
"Never before has tho Britiah gov
ernmcnt Quaied before armed rebel
lion and organized assassination. These
things are the more remarkable be-
cause they were done not only with
impunity, but with the acquiescnce Of
public men of commanding aspect and
with a large measure of general APP
proval, or, at least, Of absence Of pro-
test on the part of the people
"The Post" attributes this to 'the
fatal heritage of the war" and the fact
that tired government is trying to
administer the affairs of 4 tired people,
which would sacrifice nearly every
thing for peace and quiet.
"Ihc Daily Mail" in heartily indors-
ing the settlement, assumes that Ulster
approved, declaring that unless the ar
rangement WAS agreeable to Ulster 1--WE
cannot suppose the government would
have made their Welcome announce
ment."
In special editorial analyzing tho
agreement, "The Daily Chronicle" COM
pnres the provisions with the famous
offer Of tho government in July. 1t
says the most noticeable withdrawal is
that of the claim, for free trade be-
tween all parts Of the islands, in view
of the southern Irishman's strong
theoretic leaningS to prOtection.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

tudes OF experience will maintain an
attitude OF hoping for the best but pre-
pared fox any contingency.
The only morning newspaper in
Dublin carrying comment on the agree
ment is "The Freemans Journal" ;"
which says that ireland needs no as
surance that the terms are in harmony
with tho terms for which she stands.
"She has been aware from the first"
it adds, that these principles contained
no real menace to Great Britain and
she looks to Lloyd George to do his
part in insuring that tho opposition of
s fanatical minority will no longer
prevent peace with honor"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Pope Benedict Pleased
At Irish 4greentenf

WASHINGTON, Dec. (By The AS
sociated Press) Pope Benedict, q
message from Rome to-day said ex-
pressed great satisfaction on learn
ing that an agreement had been reached
by the British and Sim Ecin delegates
affording Il basis for settlement Of the
Irish question.
The Irish struggle has been one Of
the greatest anxieties for the Poptif
representatives. OF both sides having had
active friends i'll Rome.
Pope Benedict did not conceal his
sympathy with what he regarded the
just claims OF the Irish people, but
condemned the use Of violence on both
sides.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Liberal Party
Sweeps Canada;
Meigghe1, Beaten
tCsntinued from base ons>


of Agriculture, Victoria, B. c.; Il. b.
Bennett, Minister OF Justice, Calgary,
Alta, and Edmond Bristol, Minister
without Portfolio, Toronto.
The Cabinet members defeated were:
+. B. McCurdy, Minister OF Public
" orks, Colchester, N. s.; r.. k. Spin
ncy, Minister without portfolio, Var
mouth, N. S.; l.. z. Normand, President
of the Privy Council, Three Rivers,
Quebec; G. c. Ballantync. Minister OF
Marine and Fisheries, Montreal, Que
bee; A. Fauteux, Solicitor General,
Terrebonne, Quebec; L. G. Belley, Post
master General, Charlevoix, Quebec;
Rudolphe Monty. Secretary of State,
Beauharnois, Quebec.
Premier Meigheu issued the follow
Ing statement st 1880 tonight, admit
ting the fall of his government:
Il accepted the verdict of the peo-
Pile. / have no further comment to
make"
Arthur Meighen, defeated Prime
Minister, has been at the head of the
Canadian government since July, 1920,
assuming Office when Sir Robert Bor-
den retired from active political life.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Bankers Expect Ne,c Irish
State to Seek Loan Here

Now that an agreement for peace in
Ireland has been signed and arrange
ments have been about completed To de-
clare the Emerald Isle the Irish Free
State, bankers said yesterday they
would not be surprised to sec the new
state, once it has squared away and be-
an external loan
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
Hyian Calls Conference of n. Y.
MAYORS TO Fight Utility Rates

Mayor Hylan yesterday sent letters
to all mayors and corporation counsela
In the state and to members of the
Legislature urging closer cooperation
in opposing the traction and public
service corporations throughout the
state which have obtained increased
rates and inviting them to meet with
New York City officials on Monday,
December 49,
"In several of the litgations con-
earning gas rates decisions have bean
handed down which will have the effect
OF curtailing and even blocking activi-
ties Of cities unless appropriate leg
islation be had" says the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07

lines. Ulster dislked tho form OF the
oath proposed, but if it was acceptable
to the British people. Ulster would not
object.
The general feeling in Belfast to-day
was rather Of doubt and distrust.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-07
London Papers Acclains
AgrecnleH,t With Irish

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times" de-
claring that the Irish settlement is
zone Of the greatest achievements in
our imperial history" says that the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL. ESTATE
RIDGEwooD ADDITION

Now ls the time TO buy your home
site in q hiEh-class addition. Ridge
wood addition offers the last oppor-
tunity to secure a close-in residence
site. within Is minutes walk from
Third and Main streets.
There are only few lots left.
Some choice home sites for the home
builder. Restrictions from 5000
to $4,000 up, depending on loca.
tion, All lots are so, 62ia and 75-
foot front There viii be n sharp
advance on all uusold lots between
now and spring. Remember this Is
the laa, inside addition to Tulsa,
with efficient transportation. Prices
are as low as the suburban additions
from $500 up on easy terms. For
further particulars see
THEODORE cox, owner
202 Mayo Bldg Phone Usage $50
Or any reliable real estate broker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

$4,000 low MSs",0f.1s 95n, !. Isca,"G S11Sp, IN
the best part OF the
city Has seven rooms
large basement. every
-- modern feature. Fur
mace heat, garage aud
servanl ls' quarters.
S25O0 cash, balance
monthly.
$14, 500 .,sssS and large follow g9Gms ,lis
Two beautiful mantleH,
large basement, fur
mace and laundry. Ga
rage for two cars; scrv-
ants quarters. Facing
east on Madison boulc-
ward. We consider THE
this an exceptional
value.
$35,OOOa.1Ms1S9D'f. .1s19 .,,ss. H,'S: /; ,srsc .Ts,
rooms, 2 tile baths.
double car garage and
servants rooms. Would
take In trade smaller
property.
These properties are all first class
and We consider well worth the
price. You should see us II in the
market for a home or income prop
erty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
If SOLD AT ONCE

$500 will buy one OF tho best mod &.
ern 6-room bungalows in Tulsa
Living room, three bedrooms. dining
room. breakfast room, incioscd back
porch, basement, hardwood floors.
mantel and built In features. ga
rage, walks and driveway. t2.500
cash, balance easy terms Can
Usage 3334-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

81 75O0--SDUTH side bargain, 5-room
bungalow. living room across the on
tire front hardwood floors throughout
mantel. all built-in features. fun size
east front lot. on pavement. garage
driveway basement furnace. 4 won
derful new bungalow, $500 cash VIII
handle. Reasonable monthly payments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL ESTATE
$1,000

will buy. for a few days only. one OF
the best 50-foot lots on the south
side, on paved street and restricted
Worth $3.50,
OSAGE Goa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

81 500 CASH viii buy WE THINK the
prettiost bungalow ~ It's price and Kind
in the city, six large rooms. six large
closets glassed in porch, 2-car garage,
basement. laundry tub, hardwood floors
throughout, a wonderful mantel, book
case sections French doors, beautiful
decorations, on pavement close 90
street car. real home az $500.
Monthly payments less than rent. Let
MS show you this one. cail Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

$3.50 CASH buys new 5-room and break
fast room modern, corner lot. side
walks. Terrace drive Hddttitn oak
fours. S55 per month payments. Price
NJ J. GLASS & co.
Cedar 1884 Usage 1884.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
lots FOR SALE

FOR SALE-LOt ~ q bHfEaln Tor caHh,
GOxl50, corner in Broadnoor Usage
5G34-J.
FOR sALE-Vacant lot. on car line. for
cash Osage t06l-J,
FOR sALE-Well located lot in Kendall
at bargain. Phone Osage 2l20.
FOR sALE-Two choice lots In East
Lawn addition. Twenty acres In JET
ferson county. Ark. both priced reas-
onable. Address q. j, EnOs. route No
2 Douglas. Kan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

ono ~ the incest corner lots
in this exclusive addition.
Downstairs II has fun front
living room, dining room,
Kitchen with every built-ln
convenience and large sun
room; upstairs has four large
bedrooms and two sleeping
pUrchcs, oak floors thruurh-
ouf entire house. basement.
furnace, instantaneous water
hcGter, 2-car garage, and
4-room. modern servants
quarters. Price siS.75o.
EigM Salesmeu--Eight Cars
RDBT L. ADAMS
$50 Kennedy Bldg. Usage 800
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL ESTATE
NOW BUILDING

Just OF Lewis avenue on Eleventh
street five rooms. modern. heavy
oak flooring mantcl. huilt-m kitch-
on features. garage and drive St,500
on easy terms.
ABBOTT e WEIGH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

lots FOR sAiE 60
LOTs-in beautiful Chiders Hcishts
streets being paved now the only real
several beautiful homes under construc-
ton now, and others to follow, II you
get In on this choice location you will
Il over and show those lots at once
Good terms can be had and the prices
osssd ss ''1s?Gasl ,s;c's ,1 Psssi Sqs9ioShHi hiGs
Money 20 toHu. $500 and up quick ac.
ton on right security. Osags As1O-
VACANT LOTS
Close IN. on Wet side, one block of pave
ment, good hiEh location. close 10
fershing school. $3.50 to $500.
North side close In. all modern and i'm.
proved on Main street only 1880
60 81. !. GLASS co.
- Cedar 1914 osase i5aL
UNlto IN 1900 block ~ Main, east front
sa improvements In. $1,000. OsaEo
sVN''
LANDS AND FARMS ron SAIE vi
FARM WANrED--wantcd to hear from
owner % farm for sale. give lowest
pr.ce gun Information. l.. Jones. box
egi. ulncy M
iT ALL GOES
a beautiful little g6-acre berry and fruit
wago9 and gasoune engine; farm tools
Wl'N lffNI TOT Immediate SAFE. NNs0Nu
We nave, th"m IN any state. n ~
Word, 22l Lynch Bldg cedar 2s7t
ARKANSAs
FOR SALE Fiye-ecrc tracts within sit
miles q Pine Bluff near pike road
mopth write Tor plat McGehce. box
25l Pine Hluf, Ark.
GOOD productive farms and country
homes. in the beautiful Osarts the
home N the big red apple. where pnre
water. good health and high h-clasa citi-
Arhship exists We are In position TO
give best prices ana terms Write Tor
bargain list Phillips Stockard Realty
CO. Ash Fiat Ark.
NORTl1WE EST ARKANSAS-Ff stncS
and grain farms, Ideal land Tor grapes.
good soii and water. Free lists Fred
rioks sprinrdale. Ark.
" ACRES 10 acres orchard, 1850. SO
monthly, 90 acres. S2OO IS monthly.
own 81 dairies, orchards. stock gtatn
ana unlmproved, tmight rcuD. Take
auto, stock work hcalthul O4arks.
White river railroad. college, fish,
bil1aards, fuel famiuos Homosteadcr
maps, guides Facts vs. Fiction" 2Bc
y. w. Hitchcock Norfork ARR
lSO ACRES ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM
For sale. an In cultivation. bes, OF i'm
Pgss P53s5m,ni' snJ pSsy On Psyed ns.; r2sd between
90 acres wheat Possession now. priced
Tor sl45 per acre. good terms. see Russ
L. Grant 5I2 security pldg Phone
Usage 2ic0
10000 ACRES free homestead land
Arkansas Ozarks adapted to fruit.
vegetables poultry. stock, oil. farming.
deer, bear, turkey hunting, fishing.
Ideal climate, Send 81 for four mapa
showing location Of vacant land. large
state map ana fun Information, Maurice
II. Decker Norfork, Ark
MISSOURI
EIGHTY ACRES Hartshorn Missouri
fenced ana cross fenced hog tight so
acres meadow, an lays good, two sets
ot improvements all necessary out build
ings good, one crib Of corn. $50 shocks
fodder; five young cows; one brood SOW
60 chickens, farming tools and inpie-
mnnLE. lnNLmr EL.nL now raLlrnal M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Cedar l53A ossee 155t
SMALL truck for.". une mile from Tulsa,
some Improvements, rich block land
paved road. Inquire an security Bldg
5BO-ACRH ranch. miles OF TulEs -
producing OIL wella-au ol lpud one
Of the best improved stock ana grain
Price $40, coo for quick sale. Address
J, Is. Woodbridge, New Oklahoma hotei,
Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

CHEAT ENyUHsION 20 UR0NsNILLr
TEXAS. DECEMBER THE 10TH

IINNN7 ITVEW TTTlTI TTII TVTT
AND ltlH.
Down through Houston, day at calves
ton, Fish dluucr, down through the
great Magic and Rio Grandc valley
see Gu'f pf Mexico and old Megico We
are selling go 900 acres irrigated farm
land. You Will huNo the enjoyable time
Of your life seeing every Kind OF w'Bter
low iulcy oranges and grapefruit being
picked. See country that raises 80
bushels ~ corn per acre, cut alfalfa
ten times per year cotton Wakrs one
to two bales per acre, all this and much
more. We furnish all meals Pullman
births side trip and railroad ticket,
on route both ways. very cheap can
or write The Cty Realty Investment
Go. Phone OseRe 72sl or b01g 82l
Roberts Hldgu Tuls- OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

81 500 HAHGAlN
New a-room bungalow, nicely fin
ishrd with acre and half lot. con
vcnlcut 90 tulsa. very reasonable
terms. Call and see this bargain.
@. .. Williamson, 5l0 Security
Bldg. Cedar bl7,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE AZ
addition. six rooms new
bungalow larEc roou1 breakfast room.
tile hnth, hardwood floors French doors
elegant mantel with ioga, basement
garage. east front, terraced. Special
price Tor sale. $4,000. half cash. "a
J. skalicly a Co. cedar 1918
! MUST hav" some money and will sacrl.
fice my b-room, new bungalow. modern
oak floors east front, located on the
east side. two blocks north Of Federal
drive. in good restricted neighborhuod
valued ~ $4,000. VIII take $3.50.
small easy payment and $50 per month
Call Usage i7t2-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

NTUO CASH huys UIfrCT frOm The owner. a
beautiful north side bungalow; extra
large living room across the entire front,
Wonderful hooking hardwood floors, tile
bath, breakfast room, built-in table,
dandy mgntcl with bookcase sections.
large closets. two nice bedrooms, base
mpnt roughcd-lu for furnace; garage.
driveWay exceptional home on pave
meut. The price is only 5000 very
reasonable monthly payments Can
Usage 1bgl-l,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
WANTED-niAL ESTATE n

NANIED-HtAI ENIAIk ~
HAVE BUYERS with $500 and s. coo
cash. OsaEo 37Ci-k
HAVE BUYER with $500 cash, wants
g. or Groom bungalow, on paving.
Usage 9oSs
LOT-lCloye In. vnlkinE distance, suitable
for apartment, must be worth the
money. 9ia-M, World
LIST your property with me. ! Will sell
or exchange anything you have. Anna
A Muster. 3lS security Bl1g Usage 1891.
LIST your property WIN l.. u, Witwef
2ih Cols HdR Phone psaKe 9ab2,
WANTEp-To buy, s. to s-room house.
from owner. must be bargain. south
side preferred Address 57O-M. World.
NTED-Flye. to 7.ro0m house. pay
t3.5O0 cash and will pay ali cash for
lot, Prefer southeast side. Give price
location, 967-M. World.
WA NTED-- rive OF Groom. modern house.
have lot and 1900 second mortgage
notes as first payment. Ossge 7sg9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

VIII trade for good g. or G-room
home In Tulsa. sO-acra farm. l1-
Gated one mile west Of tuwcta.
okla, 20 acres iu cultivation 10
acres In pasture. with running
SLring water. 2-rooni house and
b Ag being cultivated every year.
gON sandy soil. The home Of cot
ton. corn. potato growers. Aver
age price IN this land IL 500 per
acre. This property IL priced
only at $50 per acre and upr client
VIII pay cash difference.
win trade for 5-room house M
Tulsa, equity In good s0-Hcre
farU. located two miles south uf
Haskell oklahoma. bottom land
with running water through farm.
Fuur-roum. box house and barn.
and fence. on good highway.
Priced at il00 per acre. Including
Bl Oh and gas rights. prpIuD-
tion In one snd onc-hulf miles
Of this good farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
OKLAHOMA

ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM FARM
FOR SALE
ltO acres, Arkansas river bottom land.
between Tulsa and Bixby. Just of paved
road; 20 acres cultivation. baInncr pas
ture. small Improvements; world Of
water. real buy for $50 per acre.
Make terms and give possession see
Russ l.. Grant, 5l2 Security Bldg. Phone
Usage 2IGO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

CHOICE alfalfa farm, at wonderful
bargain. with 90 acres OF good
Alfalfa. located in PHwnee county.
near Keystone. all hog fenced sud
cross fenced. good 7-rnom, c-story
house. largo stock barn, alfalfa
barn, two good wells, about f2
acres sweet clover, about S acres
timber Price 500 per acre.
terms: one-half cash, bnlance ar
ranged This farm produces good
Usage 4SO6-S7TJ: 6es Mayo Bldg.