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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16

Countrywide Put It ovieiri: on Cit.
les;;: Home Rule Regulated
By State Legislature.
Jingle, jingle old street car,
How we wonder where you are
Way out in the state SO wide,
Getting more for every ride.

The street railway bill has passed
the house. It now must 20 to the
senate where the house bill will be
substituted for the bill already passed
by the senate. It was a street rail-
way victory in every respect. While
the bill only had three votes to spare
In. the final, count, it is known that
several who voted mo- would have
changed their votes in its favor if they
were necessary to pass the measure.
The delegation from Duluth voted
solidly against the bill. The senti-
ment of the people of Duluth was
reflected in their votes. This is case
where the country forced a bad law
upon the cities.
The present franchise of the Du-
luth Street Railway company becomes
permanent. unless the city decides to
purchase the property. One section
of our city charter, that pertaining to
franchises, ha been abrogated by leg
islative act, that is so far as it applies
to street railways. ..
With the right kind of city attorney
Duluth can put up good fight against
the validity of the street railway act
in the courts. That should be done,
and we believe we have a city COM
mission that is disposed to go the
limit to attack the law in the courts
Perhaps in the end the passage Of
the bill will be a good thing for the
people. When they become disguised
with state control it should be easy to
create a sentiment for the public own
'ership of the street railway. If the
people once obtain control of the sys-
tenn there will be no further quarrel
about fares. The system will be OPP
Grated for service and mot profit, and
the cost Of a ride will never be more
than five cents. :.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16
.M'L|E0 D SMITH Nj N :.
seek. EXTENSION
Cannot Finish: Public i Utilities
Building on31lne on;hecount
Of Their 0xn:FoNy.:<. -. j.

Mcleod & Smith, contractors on the
new public utilities building, in an I'M
official letter written to D. A. Reed,
manager of the water and light de-
partment, requested an extension of
time in constructing the building:
The letter stated that work had
been delayed through a strike Of
bricklayers, plasterers, painters, roof
ers and sheet metal men; by extra
plastering which had been, ordered
throughout the second floor, basement
offices and stair, wells, and because
the plumbers. who have a separate
contract, are not installing their
rough-in for plumbing on schedule
time, thereby delaying the plastering
and finish.
The letter was read at the meeting
of the city council last Monday and it
was decided that the matter should be
handled by Mr.. Reed. as the letter
stated no request for definite ex-
tension. The council objected to the
part of the letter where a strike was
mentioned, stating that there had
been no strike Of workers on the new
building. It is contended that the men
on the work merely refused to work
for reduced wages.
1t is to be hoped that the council
will stand pat on its declaration that
there is no strike. Mcleod & Smith
had full control of the situation. The
union men made no new demands.
The charge that the plumbers are be-
hind in their work is due entirely to
the dilatory tactics of the general con-
tractors. The plumbers cannot trough
i'm building ahead of the bricklay-
ers. The walls must. be constructed
before the work can be done. There: is
really nothing to the claim of Mcleod
& Smith, and the: city should insist
on the strict adherence: to the letter
of the contract. -. ~.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16
WILL STAND BY
DULUTH UNIONS
Organized Labor in keighboring
Towns Pledges Support to
Building Workers.

The unions of Proctor, CIoquet and
other towns in the neighborhood of
Duluth are pledging their support to
the building workers here in their
attempt to save collective bargaining
and to prevent Loss-fixed reductions in
wages.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Engin emen, Old Glory
Lodge, No. 539, has sent to the Fed.
Grated Trades assembly strong reso-
lutions backing up the Duluth workers
in their fight, of which the following
is a copy:
Whereas, the Builders Exchange. of
Duluth and an organization of build
ing employers of the state of Mime
sofa nave given notice of a wage re-
duction of 20 per cent, and
Whereas, this reduction of wages is
direct attempt TO-, bring about the
open shop" in Duluth, and
Whereas, the cost of living in Du-
luth has not reduced in proportion
TO the wage reduction announced, and
Whereas, certain labor organiza-
tions of Duluth have gone out on
strike as a protest against such re-
duction of wages; therefore,
Be it resolved by Old Glory Lodge
No. $50. B. of l.. F.. & E., in regular
meeting assembled, that we indorse
the stand of me said organizations in
their fight to maintain a living wage
as pefits an American workman, and,
be it
Further resolved, that copy of
these resolutions be mailed to each of
the said organizations, to the Trades
and Labor Assembly of Duluth and q
copy filed with the records of this
Lodge.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16

There are too. many. leaners, and
they increase the loadS*but we're CO.
ing to carry them Somehow, aren't
we, fellows? s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16
7HEATER.= UNFAIR.
TO UN|0N..L:: i
Plaza 1hea!t|er, Superior, Breaks
Contract With Musicians :.
Union; All are out.

The Plaza theater of Superior has
been declared unfair by the Duluth
superior Musicians union and by
union labor in Superior. The theater
management, it is alleged, have bro
ken contract made with the unior
through the former manager, J. L.
Morrissey, and which would not ter
inmate until July 81, 1921.
In January when Mr.. Morrissey re-
signed he was succeeded by r.. w.
Johnson who asked to amend the con-
tract to provide for five pieces in the
orchestra instead of six as called for
in the contract with Morrissey. The
union agreed to the request A short
time after Mr.. Johnson was relieved
and new manager was appointed.
The Plaza Amusement company was
taken over by so business men in
Superior.
When the new manager took up
his work he repudiated the contract
made by his predecessor who at the
time declared to the union he had full
power to act. He forced the musi-
clans out of the theater, and they
were Immediately followed by the
stage employees. Since then no union
man has been employed in the or
chestra or on the stage.
The question is purely one of living
up to contract which was broken by
the present management. Union labor
resented this breach of contract and
it is asking it's friends to remain away
from the Plaza theater until it settles
with the Musicians union.
It is believed that this break is the
result Of pressure brought to bear on
the theater owners by the organized
anti-unionists of Duluth and Superior.
1t is but part Of. the nationwide
'open. shop. campaign against union
labor. No good union man will pat
ronize the. Plaza theater under such
circumstances.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16
MORE UNION PAINTERS
WORK NOW Than BEFORE

There are more union painters
working in Duluth at the rate Of 81
an hour than there were before the
journeymen and masters separated
over the wage reduction forced upon
the trade by the Citizens Alliance.
The journeymen are kept busy do
ing jobs on their own account. They
are paying themselves 81 an hour and
are doing the work at cost, thus saw
ing their patrons considerable money.
Master painters did not want to cut
wags to 80 cents an hour. but that in
dustrial tyrant, the Citizens Alliance,
insisted upon it under the threat of
refusing them contracts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-04-16
PEREAUkT AND 1|NkdAM
attend STATE Meeting

Henry Pereault and H. r. Tinkham
OF Duluth, vice presidents of the Min
nesota State Federation of Labor, at
tended the: quarterly meeting of the
executive council held Sunday last in
st. Paul.
Mr.. Tinkham returned home Mon
day morning, while Mr. Pereault re-
manned in the Twin Cities where he
has been directed by the International
Clgarmakers' union, of which he is a
member, to assist in the Labor For
ward movement now being carried on
in Minneapolis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT

tAhhN 1Obt NtNI ~
LfFLHtENrEu farmer wants farm and
stock ranch. everything furnished. Hsf.
'frurrH Fistu. WIN. Ellington. 2Ol S.
Guthri". Tulsa, pEla.
Messy ap'rry ptis
Tp HES1 FOR grain rent 80 acres. tws
miles east 90 Mounds. viii furnish sore
stock pr ahuf,4 g.. q. bafuta. 1886
s gukor Phone oHaHo 900
VAST 90 HEST 'iu,t farm lsnd. 10 or
20 a,r,H. nrur Tulsa cIty. iamat1 GO.
23 o. t',h ST.
WANTED 30 r,ut 900 or 80 aero. farm
win pHHtUf. fHr 60 head. Ffsfrf some
bottom land A11frs J.. J p'shaugh
rihTs ASH ArNRrMr>rS u
ADMIRAL end Ir,ntpu. t.-puin. uewiy
decorated. utH. water and light fuf.
rIsntt r.ut reduced 60 gaa. Mcshc~ q
t'. ua1E' i1tF.
hpAHrHENT rrfufriBhed. rix iatga
rooms aru sleeping porch, steam heated
oip"o ln ''iar itta or Cedar ,g5
ArAH1 HINT rive rooms. sleeping
porch. tlo both. hsrduoUd floors. steam
h.Ht. IHuIfur service. Walker Apart.
monte I.uth and Hpuid,r tali Daage
tli'. t,'H,,n . ana 10 q. m. f1r ap
pHln'u"u'
Uot IpEN H.. t2l. Dur.haIf " tsiul.K
four rooms ana separate bath. uautel.
lf.u'h iu1ts. hardwood finish floors Rent
f"lu,"d &" $50 peg month. oraKe l2SI ur
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
,<cu,>G,-A,rouonrlrs =,

ron HNIE .r rpur. ono Buick e. o.
t.ur.u4 good mechanical condition. now
pain. WU tuIr lu rtr any condition t
on. iH..H b.i.. opH .tudtuHb"r roadster
body. osngr tfatI ltll Admiral.
ron uALI or uuur. EDud spsh touring
car Ifrtor furniture. pHUgn $50.
tOu SALE or viii lfade for good roaist"..
ono 1919 panel body Fofd - wet
Flfal
FAUM TRACTOR n.trly new. win trnde
fpr car ur muriguE what hhNo you
Wffr AIcs M,r"il Sp'rrY. okla.
FDu TRADE or SALE bodro touring
car. ruo condition. fnr stock - gru'"rifa
or roaming house. balance cash. ihouo
OssTo so2.I.
MrFAHLNN car driven only 500 mii"s,
Tor sale Or trade for Tulsa property,
oil loaHo or abandoned lcnsca. taIl al3 =.
Main. Usage obti
ONE DODGE touring car for suo OF
trade can orsg" sga2.
RIo RlK touring ear tn trade tpr hght
runabouL psaEe 3taa.
WOULD TRADE my equity In new Q.
passenger. run 5000 miles. FOR 1-pas-
rcngor car, no Junk cedar s2i.
p.i0o rlHsr mortgogo 10 trade for car.
Cedar 23s2.
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TIVE rooms full basement. modern. In
Qulre 10 s, summit, or phone osase
FOR RENT-Fiye-room bungalow, ono
station on sand springs car line. Lots
Of good water. Rent f29 per month. In
Qutrc for Mrs. pochetY at property.
FOR RENT--Ltyiug room. two bedrooms
kitchen and bathroom. hardwood floors,
good We'll water. Three rooms are over
EaTa,Fs Rear :siS r. oSiSth st. New
FOR RENr-Modcrn 5-room house. 10.
Gated lol7 $. quaker, SIS. Usage
FuR RENr--Four room modern house,
We r'ngm'" IsS "N.nf us,sny'' tpS6SS p6or.
Usage 9tS- n or inquire at 3l, s. Peoria
FOR RENT -Fye.room house, good well
sf22 T. Eighth 81, Kendall
FOR RENr-uufurnishcd Groom house
close iu not modern Osage s05S
hardwood floors, basement. ssrsge'
sSs'R'' ,Say lgggH1,ggISsrs Inquire on premises
EEooh gT.wS2-room house. ls28 5.
ron RENT-StN room house 2ssG n.
Eirhth> kendall Call PITTS, Usage ;.
FOR RENT--At $3.50. 6-room modern
house. 1907 :. Main, Open Tor iHspcc-
FOR kENr-Fonr'room house lot close
Under Co, Usage l7lt.
FIVE ROOM modern house. a-car garage.
hardwood floors, r,antcl bui't-ln fea.
lures. east front, north side seven blocks
from downtown. Cedar l6lg.
fNN RENr--puplcN. four rooms on each
SIDE modern, 700 Per. month, Located
iso ". sixth. Usage eSle
foK RENTING rooms, modern house,
lar can after . o'clock sunday. 1870 ).
Trenton.
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GOOD BJYS

GOOD BUYS -.
Seven'room modern home, nice d7No,.
tions good arrangements, fun lot gII's,,
and drive, paving and sewer pali t"I ~,
car line, close In. west SIDE. frl,e ~
5000, terms. $1,000 cash balah''
ranged or viii consider small house "a
good location For appointment caN v'"H
7s53-boss Nadon Investment Co. ''''
Security Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

ADMIRAL, Icn1. strictly modern hou1t
for rent and furniture fnf sale. pHaEH
1881.
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,,t', az, t,, bn,,s,i,n,.,,t,l -
- .. tr f'"H
,,t..,.,.>,4. >,,.i,. ,..-...,-,
Nv, 49,, ~, '.' ~, n,l ,n,Hn'l
,t''''' "t.. ',,"', l'"." ,WuN I,nn''
.'' 80 .'' '."' W. ',', '.'''S
',,' ,ss,'r N,,' n'r,v,, .,.,,,,
rN'h'n' ,,rytl,I,". t,-rt.,1f ,,m
',..,.,,, ,,.r.irg tt.f,,r. ws. a. lin.
rn6n ANA Laundry. To- roup!c ar two ,u,
pryrd HtIts Front and side entrance.
toipr .0t
iAsr- -i.,-,.N ,r,rtu.,rf- f,c nicely ,,,r-
% nrr ,''', .''..'tt -, "-'rf w,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HO,sE ron RtNT ~
FOR REST-Thteo rooms. lights water
and neat furnished. 1857 E. fairyiow.
Csii Puts Usage T.
FoR RENT-3o-A \. Lawton. Groom
one biook from school Price si5 Soc
Hennet, q Bell, 5lf Security bldg. Cedar
ron RENT--sis room modern. ,a.s,ory
nicely decorated built IN feaiuiss'
hardwood floors. located y. Eiwood Az
Call OsaEe 2og1. --.
FoR RENT--six-r modern house.
garage. conUut driveway. goo BLOCK
on south side. SIS. Osase iii5.
FOR RENT-78tA ". Fourth, 5-room,
modern house, 1S5 per month '"'
FOR RENr-o -one-half ot dupaex brick
bungalow. thrce rooms, frst floor Hnd
two Hlocpiug rooms. second floor, Tor rent
rlotriy furnished 800 per month. Located
A. iii Wrg, Oklahoma st-,ct. nc1t 20 tho
corner Of Fourteenth and north Denver.
81 :. Glass & CO.. ptage 1884.
fiFTu, W.. 6l.-Mod,rn, uufurHishcd
house to small family. .....-.--
FOURTH. H.. Fivc-ruom duplex.
suitable for one or two families Usage
FOR KENT-.-In Kendall one A-room and
one b-room house. are Tor safe Just
'sagn tb', ---------
FOR HEST-rhrco rooms ot iroom
house. water, lights and heat futuHhcd'
1887 h. Fairview ~. taH llus 1sdg' %
FINE-ROOM cottage, modern, good well,
sos. 1853 s. Peoria, Osago 2Gs2.
FOR REST -Threo-room house. strictly
modern. at l0S s. Lewis. owner at cor
uer store.
FOR HENr--one s.room house, modern
call II. \. 3.
80, pt..tsr 49,. h.us. s,r.. g.r-
don and orchard; located IN Kendall,
Call at no Unity Hldg -
FOR RENT slr.roon. modern bunEa.
low, hardwood floors throughout, SIS.
VIII decorate. $50 8. YORKTOWN, Osas9
6b2.
IT'S YOtK MOVE NENT-Joe Hodges
transfer. MOVING ana Storage. Packing
furniture a specially. 100 South Llgin.
JEFFERSON OK ADMIRAL PLACE, 1916
--Five-room modern house, WIN gar -
| age; on pavement, well located. j.. T..
Barrett. Tllss Bldg Osage ~.
IKENoSHA. y. 7li--For rcnt. halt OF
6aroom duplex, close to high school ,
water In house; good well, on paved
| MAIN ~, IiO6-Sevon-room. modern
| : house, i75 sos $. College avenue, q
room. modern apartment, 3J5. Adults.
-"
MAYBEtLE. N. ?ls-rhree rooms, du.
| plex. modern, brick house. near two
car hnes'
!
| -----
MAY HELLE, s, 7lo-For r'nt' A-r"on'
-. Wv '-----.-,---,.-
! NiNl IN. NJ our our rooih 'npdeth utnsN'
low walking distance Usage b''e-.
| NINTH r. ssO'-f-r"om bunsalo" io'
rent va ---- -------------------
rent. osage b-s. --
| ONE-HAIF OF b-room duplex for rent
Usage 1901.
| ,,fxnpT, ~ r,.,,,-,s ,.,,,.r,
la3T.
| G,.I, u,i r. ,,,c..t dr,ioy ia, to,y, lrrorr
va gy,iri.ncv nr,ss,c tba,h $50 k5t
s. Nanthus Osago $500 r.
pi,ACTiCAITy now t-room b0uee- raa
| electricity, gond water. Ncrn station OF
Sand Springs car line. poBsession at once
/ Osago filI-R.
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srtps. PLANTS. rrnIirI1rRs a
srncINIs An rmr srouns o,
wrAnING ArrAnr,

ron SALE marnot fur coat good cun-
diton. Phone osage 7s1s-N
FOn SALE cheap, tlto oyercont si4e Is
good as new. Call sunday before 3, 10 r.
Independence.
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor mena scoond
haud clothing, shoes aud hats. Phone
OHagc 9ObS.
HluIlEsr PRICES paid for second hand
clo'hius, Shoes and hats, Phone iti6.
HiGliESr PRICES paii Tor second hand
clothing shoes. hata etc. rhono OsaEs
tu6
srIRELLA CORSErs Made to measure.
Mrs. =, W Lucas, 0sase si9i,
SHOES FROM FACTORY
oNfordH, heavy Holos. mahogany calf.
tl9s e, u, n.
Satisfaction or refund.
The "NNE' shoe Company
popt sNi, Rrockton. Mass.
WILL take ,ib for $40 equity IN phono.
graph t6b due, SO monthly. Cedar
MIsCEli.ANEot tOR SALE IN
ARrIFlCIAL eycs. fitted at home, 50
Booklet free, Denver Optic Co. t33
ROLLERS ron SALE Nine boilers 80
H. T.. t. ibQ it -. hirh pressure. okla
-.'' Boiler i sheet Metal Works, rtchor
BATHING sulrs.s cars ANp sHuES.
4. l. Wait io9 s. Houldcr ST.
CHlLpS ballet and toe dancing slippers,
size 10. Cedar ass
coin collection and Indian bcadworlu
worth fe5 VIII take So tor au, 'has.
SPARKS. ioS n. theScnne
ELECTRIC fan, water cooler gas heater.
writing table chairs cheat protector
and typewriter. Address bs5 r, care
World.
FoR sALE--At a sacrifice. share of u. .
g Compression Inner Tube stock, library
stove Phone Usage iooi'R or iitN 6
ElwuCd
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tI>rs-riR>isnrn
An IDEAL LOCATION.
l2ll SOUTH BOSTON.

Two TooWs neatly furnished
sleeping room and living room CON
Nru.tut tp bath, private entrance;
pleasant surroundlng-, uso OF tcle-
phone. an ideal location for fill
and wiuirr. ou iitncy and near car
liue. s,tHtu walking distance, rent
reduced. Caako 2lob.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FIVE ROOM furnished house for rent
rsH Osage 1851
FoR RETT-oue 2-reom furnished house,
modern, screened back porch' ciose W
school and Jitney. Usage 1885. -
FOR REST-Threa.room house furnished.
and garage 1910 T.. Jefferson. Usage
EIGHT ROOMS 1912 L. Eiehth street.
$50 per month, garage and well. tenaT
.s3 or DSage 73ii
ron REST -Fivc-room furnished house,
srrconed-i ia back porch. well and ga
rogc. can between S and IL a m. Usage
ron RENT-Nlcely furnished broom
bungalow, newly decorated on Two car
fines 9i5 8 Quincy Usage i322.
FOR REST Comfortably furnished D.
room. modern bungalow, rent reason"
ahlo 20 responsible parties. % N. IunN
FOH HEST-Three-room duplex, nicely
fufnisned. screened In back porch. bll
W Cameron rent cheap. can see sun
FIFTH T.. 2ug--Half OF s-room. modern
duplex. furnished.
Fu,rORlA. r.. 300 Modern Groom, fur
nished house for rent. Phone osase
INSPECT TODAY -Besbttully furnished
room h9mc , g9ragS ,mmed,a'v sg rJsic 5Iis
stcnoetarhcr. Hotel Tulsa.
MAfN. n, Employed couple will
share newly furnished bungalow with
rent, Usage 2si7-R. sunday. after y.
M week days. -
Nrw l-room bungalow. screened sleeping
porch. furnished. uufurnishod or partly
furnished, cheap rent Phone CEDAR
NICELY furnished 6-room bungalow on
south side. Wish to retain one room.
Usage S2ls-R
NICELY furnished 3,room house. close In.
$50. Osage $500 between or or 90i
s Rockford
NEW Groom bungalow at Lakeview sta
tion. nicely decorated, hardwood floors,
good well Of water gas. furnished or IN
furnished. cedar llls. .
PARTY leaving town. 6-room furnished
bungalow Tor rent. indefinitely, garage.
SEVEN ROOM home, fayorably located,
nicely furnished, suitable for city teach
SECOND, T.. is3S-Three rooms Of fur
uishcd or unfurnishcd duplex, close TO
Warrington school. references required.
SOUTHWEST SIDE. newly decorated L.
room house. two baths and base ement'
furnace hoat nicely furnished. upstairs
pays rents. Usage 1858.
THREE ROOM furnished house at Thir-
tecuth and Mccoy. osase ?oS7,
TWELVE ROOM furnlshed house for rent
TO right party; new furniture. Price ti75
per month Fred ". Linder 4 Co.. 2i5
Rohinson Bldg. Usage l7it. ---.--.----
WILL SHARE 5.room modern cottage
with respectable couple, s3S per month
li2 y. Yorktown.
OFFICES AND DISK ROOM 10
DESK SPACE or part Of store. 6is 8.
Main. Cedar 1797.
| EXCELLENT semi. business location. res-
sonahle rent Osago Ssss.
FOR RENT Three front and two sida
/ offices; very desirsbre. In Castle Bldg.
| Osags 1876.
| FOR RENr-Ncry desirable office rooms.
! single or On suite. Atco Bldg. Usage
/ e62.
! HALF Of nicely furnished office; reason
able rent and good accommodations.
OFFICE SPACE for rent. Apply at 80:
Security BIDS, Oaage 1865.
| OFFICES for rent, IN World building
] first-claSs building ana service. reason
able rent. can World office.
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ATTRACTIVE s-room bungalow. south
aide .adu.ts only References required.
osaSo a-Ss
CHElENNE. ~. slG-s!ceping room, very
reasonable.
CAN OFFER an attractive proposition
to business couple who would like
homo surroundings. Usage t067-R.
DENVER y. 12o--For rent. s-room fur
nished house, with garage, best rest
renee district, on north side.
FURNISHED 3-room house for rent for
boarding owner. can Usage 5I26 sun
day
EVERYTHING on the move in Tulsa: a
room house furnished except dishes and
linens, gas furnished. $50 a month. Well
water Inquire lI2i $, Rockford.
FIRST r., l43i--wil share 5-room fur
nished house with cougenial couple; no
chhdr'n. f35 per month. Usage 3i9s.
FOR RENr-- Four-Tuum. modern house.
turnlshcd. Appy l.o2 4, Fourth street
FOR RENT-Three-ro furnished house.
close-in, rent reasonable, Usage 1880.
FURNISHED house for rent Park View
block Of sand SprnEs car line, rent
reasonable, Cedar .IiG.
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ruH sNLE OK E>CHA>GE

FpR ENtuANGE-fDo chumny road
stvr. sport updel. Harley Davidson
ulutnfcyClc, twin cylinder, ono l2.in,h
turning pillow two sets heavy harness ono
hundred tEg incubator, oycrCoats, rasors,
Ct,. Mill trade any of above for chick
ems. hogs, or good milk COWS. J. ..
Howard, b,uncr station, old Nruner house
HOUSE and lot iu sand springs to ttadc
for automobile. Cedar ai52.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALT
AIREAGE IOR sAIL

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO owy-,a
SMALL FARM '
We have thirty acres Of choic. lsrd IL
to pavement. on good road, gas ,,.,,,iH9,,.s ,i9,s
out. VIII MAX. special price f,r ".' iN
days only, on one and one half a.. lsN
and up. Above land Is shown by srt,fi..s
mont only, terms to suit. can az n NJ
Hollyruan COS office, gOgb Is Il o. 81
SECOND floor New Alexander Hlde. Ca.
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AMERICAN walnut vanity thifirotr
nouldstHdu Apartment. 1890 South
Bouider. apartment sos