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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
TULSA HI FACES
TEST OF SEASON
Coming Battle at Guthrie
Looked on AS Turning
Point Of Year

when the Tulsa nign warriors
Journey to guthrie Friday Tor their
second conference game of the .aa.
son, It probably viii be an entirely
different line which will tax. r.a
field than the ono which went J.,.r
10 defeat before the Shawn,, gr.d
stcrs last Friday, n the present r.tra
Of Coach A. l.. Brcnncman ma.ar.
ial!ze.
The entire team is being shaken
up and the rough spots iruned out.
Brcuncman said Tuesday. Several
Of the players who were I'm Oh. LIMO
Friday win be missing and Usa.v
substitutes will bo In their place.
Although the outcome of the com.
ing gridiron battle IS difficult o. dc.
terminc. due To tho Crimson and
Creams defeat Friday this much
can be said with certainty: Unless
Breuneman's warriors annex Guif.
rie's scalp by "a good score Tulsa
high is out OF the race this year ~
far az the state title is concerned
That is why the game is looked upon
as being 80 important. This Is why
every effort Is being made to get
the team In real fighting clothes by
Friday
Tulsa should win. Tho Crimson
and Cream has one OF the heaviest
lines probably in the state Some
Of the decisive factors which VIII
operate In Fridays game arc shown
by the following from Coach Ercu.
neman himsolf:
''The outcome OF the Guthrie bat
tie will show whether the squads
defeat OF last Friday was due 10 bad
luck or inferior playing. which
atsar xya. n gRtS NyR Ryn4gf a T.H.g
battle from beginning TO end and
are preparing accordingly"
SCrimmage is engaging the attCn-
tlon OF the local squad who win
conclude with a stiff practice with
one OF the heavier class teams We'd
nesday night. That several OF the
players who were at first ON yhe
team but later transferred 10 class
teams viii be given another chance
IN the coming game WAS Coach Brcn-
neman's opinion Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
SAPULPA GETS READY
Clash with Enid Friday WIN Prove
Real Test for CO1Ch Jones
CripnlCd Eleven.


~ApTLpA. oct With Morris,
Wnltcsido aud Gcyer laid out with
.IurIes Coach Virgil IoneR IS
working the SapIlpa High school
football team until durk trying "a
whip Il into suapr fnr IN, Mtg game
with Enid on the local gridirou n"Nt
Friday
II lyes ara upon thir game ug the
ono which wan ruin one teams 1000
percentage and shoW the strength
~ these two. Enid comes 20 the
game with an enviRhlo record
Last Friday Enid carried Guthrie
away 10 the tune Of 40 To G. Okla
homa City was unable to crosa tho
Guthrie goal line when these two
ieams clushed, and was forced TO
kick for the only tally OF tho game.
And oklahoma City Inst wrok beat
Iawton for the first time thnt sho
hns gone down In the last two years
Ia, the tight score OF - - I.
IN the gutur last Friday with OK
,,,i,,ce s. raud, suh-tituiln. tg'
NfGr,ia .niaycd u gam that max.
ssorrig ioas less segious one Mc
Aliigter viii go into the gnme Fd
dav as fnlhack, In place OF tmycl
aS.r,lr or Stomer VIII probably ~
s,Ih,tnside'a piace In the linc. Wit
se constitutions the local fan
adict one ot the hardest rough
payo 'p,,as Of the present season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
DRUGGISTS HELD FOR TRIAL
Long and Coleman Bound Over To
Federal Court ON Liquor Charges.


Following Indignation sworn out
by the police department, United
states Commissioner G. l.. Yanccy
bound over 10 the federal court two
proprictors OF ALLEGED Jake stores.
at their preliminary hearing Mon
day.
cowboy Long was bound over
on two charges. under $4,000 bond
IN each case, Police officers twice
raided Longs store At 222 East Sec
ond street, known as the Detroit
drug store, and found large quanti-
ties ~ Jamaica ginger, the informa- :
tion charges. Long was convicted
in police court. as was Lindsey Cole
man, proprietor OF another drug
store on Fast First street, who was
also bound over on a similar charge.
Information was sworn out against
the men III federal court, following
action taken by Chief Of Police
George II. Blaine to do away with
all Jake" joints.
The information riled by the po-
lice shows that Coleman was arrest e
ed three times and large quantities
OF "take" confiscated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Arkansas City Schedule.

PONCA CITY, oct. l1.--Both
Ponca City and Blackwell high
schools are on the football sched-
ule OF the Arkansas City, Kan. team,
al Ponca City on October IA, and at
Blackwell on November II. Out OF
the seven games TO play during the
remainder Of the 1921 season, Ar
kansas City must play five away
from home. The first game of the
season was with the Anthony Kan.
high, which was defeated 7 to 6. Tho
remainder OF the Kansas towns s
schedule ~ as follows:
October 14-Ponca City at Ponca
City
October 2l--Wellington az Well
ington.
October 2s-Eldorado at Arkan-
sas City.
November 4-Newton at Newton.
November lib ! a c X wei at
Blackwell.
November ls-Augusta at Arkan-
sas City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
HdIfback Oss Hurt;
MiHnesOfdRs PeeUed

MlNNEAPOLIS, OCT. tl.--Arouscd
10y rcportA on the campus that
Arnold Oss, star halt-haCk ON the
team, had played his last game for
University of Minnesota football
the Gophers as "a result OF iniurIrs
suffered In the nurthwcs eru con-
test last saturday studcnts today
We're preparing TO circulate petitions
/ ca'ung ON the athletic board OF con-
trol To sever rela Ions with North
| western university. They charged
! uuspottsmanli tR tlrl.
Nors and charge that Oss was in .
tentionally Injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
COlumbus nnv VIII ia Observed iu
school Through Home ROOms.

Columbus day viii be observed
only In the home rooms at the high
school this year, accurd.Rg to Prluci-
pal Merle g. prunty. TUESDAY
Crowded conditions boo the high
school make % Impossible 90 hold a
general assembly iu Observance as
tho maximum capacity ot tho high
school auditorium is 1850 students
and there are more than LOO en-
rolled.
The home room organization
which was started last year. and
which extends IT'S membership tn
every class ana student In the high
school II win take up the difteren,
phases OF Columbus life Leading up
to his discovery of America Just
how America came by lis name viii
also be taken up by the organlza
tion In the several separate rooms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Breaks Into OICn House
and Finds burglars in
FeUerish Activity

Special ~ The World.
NEWKGRK. oct. llEWhile
two men were burglarizing his
home yesterday, NJ. j Wellborn OF
NeWkirk returned and tried to
enter. Finding everything locked,
ne climbed the front porch COLI
umns and went In the second
story window. He surprised the
men az work, but they evaded him
eventually and made a getaway,
with Wellborn IN quick pursuit
He was Joined by Ruben Rus
sell, a negro, and the two overlook
the runaWsys about "A mile out OF
town. The two men arrested are
John Allen, aged 10, and Morlse
Coniker, II, OF Nevaaa, Mo, both
OF whom are being held In jail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Monday Night Fights

At New YORK. Willie Spencer de-
teatcd Uay Moore In ~ rounds.
At New York. Bob FitzsimmOns,
son Of the Ouc-tjmc heavyweight
champion, Outpointed Al Roberts
staten Island heavyweight in L.
rounds
At Houston. Art MaGirl, interna-
tional middleweight title claimant,
knocked out Kid Kelly, local boy, in
seven rounds.
Kid Williams was shocked out In
the tlrst round by Jack Arnold Of
DALLAS
At Denver: Frankie Murphy of
Denver was given the judges dccis-
ion over Johnny Tilluian OF st. paul
IN u fast l2-round bout.
HAVANA. oct. Hilary Wills
negro heavyweight pugilist, last
night knocked out Gunboat Smith In
one minute. and seven seconds of
fighting. SIX clean blows from
wills, among them crushing right
to the back OF Smiths neck, dazed
the former sailor and lett upper
cut to the jaw cent him to the floor
whore he was counted out, Smith
did not land a blow. The fight wa
To have gone go rounds
FL PAsO, Texas. oct. IL
Charlie White " Chicago stopped
pllly Alget Of ~ raso In three
rounds AT Fort Bliss last nigh. The
fight was scheduled f.T 10 rluuis at
1855 pounds In the third round.
near the close, WHITE up'urd cut
In Algers forehead A's'r went
Nobbly Ca his corner and his sec
onds threw In the sponge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Curves Cast Mystical Spell Over Yanksand Series Again
LOOKING 'GM OVER
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with BRIDGE".
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g.a,as T%lss eal,sd @ ron n. Gul Up g6gs
@ Work Saa6sd " Of McG"v '1a TO iS a uRS
looked 4 defeat into badly needed victory The dopG'er @id
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Malone, made
when exceptionally
Is Hnheduled whe
lhround
tonight
Roy we haven't begun to fight yet This gritty
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ahead
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able Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
BAKER UNDER A CLOUD
Postmaster Is Suspended While
Federal OFFICIALS Investigate
PoStOffiCc.

Special TO The world
FAIRLAND. oct. 11.---This city
has a new postmaster In the person
of Edward Pennington. who has been
appointed TO act IN that capacity
for the present, taking the place OF
j. G. Baker. who has been postmas-
ter for several years and was re-
lieved of the office short time ago
by direction of the postmaster gem
eral. following a report made by
Postoffice Inspector George Hill.
A thorough investigation OF the
affairs Of the Fairland office is to
be made, 10 ascertain wherein the
fault lies. Fun details as to the
complaint against Baker have not
been made public. and the result of
the investis cation Is awaited with
interest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
u. of T. Tigers Are
Getting Set for ALUd

Football matters at the University
OF Tulsa are rapidly swinging into
shape FOR the coming battle with The
Alva Rangers which viii be held
at Lee stadium Saturday. Hard
practice has featured the weeks
football activities so far. Shine
Martin, whose educated boot made
him famous last year, has been out
since last Saturdays game with a
lame back, but according to physl-
clans he will probably be able to
get in the Alva game Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Weather Outlook for
SeUenth Game Is Bad

WASHINGTON. oct II. -- The
outlook for the seventh game OF the
worlds series being played tomor-
row Is not SO bright according to
the chief torec0ster OF the United
states weather bureau here today.
Unsettled and considerably colder
weather win prevail, predicted the
forecaster, with a possible chance
that Jupiter Pluyius viii break forth
within the next "a hours IN New
York City,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Babe Ruth at Park,
But Not in Uniform

NEW YORK. oct, ll.--Babe Ruth
arrived az tho ground at I O'Clock
His arm was heavily baudagcd and
he carried II In sling lie did not
put on bis uniform,
We'll I'm out OF &c., said Ba be.
't'd take "a chance OF ! sing an arm
u ! played, su there's nothing 10 IL
now The Nunks CJn get along
"''"out me, They'll go through now
sure"
All was downcast over his ~
fortune but resigned az last TO the
break that win keep him out OF
the rest OF the worlds strics games
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
By JACK vEIucK


POLO GROUNDS. SEW YORK.
oct ll.--Old Jess Rarnes' curved
balls killed the Ynnka In tho sixth
game OF the worlds series this M.
tcrnon, beating them 10 o and nut
ing the Giants on even terms with
he YHnks.
Each team now mas won mrcc
games.
Barnes was a wizard In the box
once again ho was called lu ~ 20.
Hove the burly Fred Honey. who
started the Eamo FOR the Giants bur
who failed to last out the first iu-
ming. liarnCs struck out 10 Ynnka
and allowed but four hits
Thorugh victory Barnes entered
the select class OF twlflcrs who have
won two worlds scrieH games and
ne established something OF mark
as IA relief pitcher. for In both hIy
vlctorica he hAa come from Tho huI'
pom 20 pilot the Giants 10 victory
Harry Couldn't Hold 'cm.
tuEgins, taking long chance
started Harry Harper, the Hackou-
taok lcft haindcr. Harry lasted
lust one and onc-third innings and
Bob ShRwkey had to relieve him.
Home runs featured todnys
pastimo. Irish Mauaal and Frank
Snyder ~ the Giants and Chick
F'SHtcr, ~ the Yauks, polcd circuit
sWats into the alnpds. FcWEt r's
nlayins ~aa bright spot IN the
Yankee fight for the victory lie
took Babe Ruth's place. Ruth being
kept out OF the game by badly
swollen and Infected arm and he
gave mighty good account % h.ni-
self
After Harper had set the Giants
down In the initial inning, the Ynnki
got busy and gave him a thrce-rur
lead. Toney, who started the game
was BON hardcd right of the mound
Tie opened by walking Fcwstcr. PECK
sent tGgl ay 20 Fr!sGh bat Mile,
beat out a hot buundor TO bancroft
Bob Meuscl followed with hot
single to center that scored FCwst cr
and sent Miller Ia third. Hs tn"k
second on the throw-in 70 third
base. Pipp went out Kelly to
Rawlings, who covered fiist. but
Wards slashing single 20 center
brought Miller and Meuscl aerosH
the plate. This wHs the signal Tor
Toney's removal and Barnes wa3
called in fIe retired the side by
Forcing McNnlly Ia nv to Young,
The Rest OF the Runs.
The 10Y OF the Yankee fans was
short lived. Kelly first up In the
second. walked, n minute later he
came homo ahead OF E, Meusel, who
sockcd one Of Harper's slpnts into
thc right field stands for a homer
Rawlings then flied tu Miller but
snyder crashed the hall Into tho
lett frld altachcr for a homer that
N'i uU 'ha score.
tn. NaUaH Cnmc up fighting I'm
their half of the second Earne-
.#uuIl N.lunL. O., Etu"f fnn IrutuF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
MY supper Tuesday Night.

Ninety-one nigh school boys par
tlcipated ln rousing Hi-Y supper
and meeting Tuesday night In the
Y. NJ. e., \. G. V Titus, interna-
uonal Y, NJ G, A. secretary, APP
pcaled for the building of a strong
Organization in the local school and
for affiIiauon with international
work
Musical numbers were rendered
by two high school girls and by S.
NJ, Dickinson,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Boston College Team
Departs for Texas

ROSTON, oct. 1.-THE Roston
college football squad, including
only three members Of the unde-
feated eleven of last year, left today
for Dallas Texas. where they Will
play Baylor university Saturday.
The team win stop at ST. Louis to-
morrow for practice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

Home runs--E. Meuscl, Snyder,
Fcwstcr. Stolen bnsc~--Pipp, EriSch.
SaCriflCt>--Burns. Double plays
Schang and McNnlly, schnng and
Ward. Lcrt on bascs---NauOnals \,
Americans 7. Base on balls---Toncy
I, Harper 2. Barnes I. Shnwkcy 2.
uIits-off Toncy 3 la ga inning.
Harness 4 In \ ia, off Harper 3 I'm I
i-3. Off Shnwkcy In q "a, Off
piCrcy I'm I. Struck out---linrpcr (,
Barnes 10. Shnwkcy 3, PIcrcy 2.
Winning pltChcr--IIarncs Losing
pitchcr---Shhwkcy UmpircS At
plate. Morlarity: at first, Quigicy;
~ second. Chiil; nc third, Riglcr,
Time of game, 2i3t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Junior World Series
to Resume Thursday

LOUISVILLE Ky, DOT, H.
The Louisville Colonels left tonight
for baltimore, where play in the
junior warld series Will be resumed
with the International leaguers
Thursday Each team Is credited
with two games,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

AUSTIN, Texas, oct. 11.-GJv-
ernor Pat NJ. Neff tonight rendered
"the entire civil and military power
of the state" to McLennau county
officials. who tomorrow begin
through the saith district grand jury
Investigation Of the case at LOreua,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Giants OuthH YdRks
Though Game Behind

NEW YORK. oct 1.-THE batting aver
ages for the firHt six games of tho world
series wpn extra base hits. ragrltCe hits,
stolen bases, are Hs tullowH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12
Tad, Says
The Scribe Who Said
Babe Ruth's Bad Arm
Is Bunker Hill" Still
Thinks Civil War Was
a Frameup.
BY TAD

by TAD
POLO GROUNDS, New York, Oct.
ll.--This Is a sort OF day that a
fellow should be under a tree with
sandwiches and a basketful of-that
stuff you used to get in bottles.
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SEE SAW SERIES
TIED ONCE MORE
c,,Nr,Nunp FROM PAGE ONE.


ond on Millcr's single to short. Bob
Meusrl shot single TO center on
which Fcwstcr scored, Miller taking
third. pipp grounded out and Ward
scored Miller and [uusel on clean
single 10 center 'Thls was enough
Tor Toney and Barnes finished the
Inning MeNally flyiug out 10 Young
The Giants had no trouble In
ratohinE the Nanks' three runs in
tho second As with the Ilugmen, a
h1Hr on balls lod tho way 1t went
20 Kelly who trottcd homo when
lrlhh' MCuscl polcd a home run
into the right ncld stands, Raw
lluEs filed 10 Miller and Catcher
snyder lifted u circuit drive into the
LEFT field blearher seats tvlng the
score Harness ungled and Shnwkcy
relieved Harper ON the mound.
Burns, first to face him, laced "A
single TO- right Bancroft famed and
Frtyh OsCt io Bob Mcusol
I'm the Nauks half ut tho second.
they forged ahead On 4Shnwkey 5
single and FcwWers home run into
the lctt field hloaphprs. THAT ended
the American lraRurrs scoring for
the day. No lank got further thon
second during the remainder Of the
game.
The Mig Fourth Dccidcd IL
The McGraw men, In winning
the game In the fourth made -four
runs ON four hits. q sacrifice, a al
and an error by McNaily, The basof
were quickly loaded on Spydcr's and
Barnes singles and Burns' sacrifice
Mckally making poor throw o.
nail Burns at first Snyder and
Barnes rushed home In Bancroft
single 10 left Bancroft was forced
al Second by FrisCh, Burns scoring
FriGch stole second Icung famed
and Frisch scored on Kelly'g single
To riHht Kelly tried TO steal and
was thrown out by schang,
The Giants added run In IN,
sixth. Captain Bancroft singled "a
left. went 10 second when Fr!Sch
walked and was thrown ont trying
10 steal third as Young famed
Fris,h went TO second on the PLAY
AZ third, scoring a moment later
when Kelly raped single TO cclt'
ter Irish" Mcusel ended the In
ming by flying out Attcr that only
two Giants saw firs. base. both get
ting there ou singles IN tho ninth
ono OF them. Young, was thrown ou,
trying 90 steal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

oh, sweet lady whatta day, whatta
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

Whatta day for a bali game aud
TO think that over b. third base in
box sits the king OF all ball players
his left arm In a sling and a Custard
colored cap pulled down over his
eyes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-12

One evening paper scribe last
night wrote that Ruth's bad arm was
tho Bunker Hillf That same guy
still believes the Civil war was a
frameup.
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Battcd for Shawkcy In sth.
Nationals ........ O3O 40 OOO--S
Americans ....... $50 OO0 OO0---5
, 1921-07-08
NOTICE


ATTENTION. WORKERS
We are serving all meals for 40
cents; Chicken dinners for so cents,
family style. Board by week. $500.
Why pay more? Give US a trial Cali
at the workingman's Friend. 312 w.
First 7-5-5t'
, 1921-07-08

New mo6srn home on CY avenue;
everything up to date. Owner has in
come of ss5 a month from basement
and garage. Furnished or unfur-
nished. A real buy. Terms
, 1921-07-08
ALEX MARSHALL
145 n. Center. Phone L12-w.

Beautiful modern home. completely
furnished, IN South David street, on
paving; terms.
, 1921-07-08
LAND FOR SALE
Real

FOR SALE-An or part of $50 acres.
well improved land. 10 miles outh-
east Of Lusk. Wyo. Cheap. If taken at
once. Owner. ". A Thatcher. sos S.
TETON St, Colorado Springs. Colo.
7-7-5t
FOR SALE-l60 acres OF land in
Montana; al fenced: IS acres In
crop small mountain stream running
through one corner. VIII trade for
Casper property. Box 1913. Greybull,
Wyo- 1-5-5t'
FOR SALE-Land less than half
mile from Casper. Any amount
from a 6ox14o-foot piece up to 1874
acres. P. o. Box 124. Phone 1901.
Tiff
, 1921-07-08

FOR S.ALE+Ffve-room: new: extra
good buy. $3.50. 80, 1000 cash.
Another good one-Four-room. new,
Colonial bungalow; good location,
$3.50. See Grover c. Gorsuch, the
Builder, Southeast Corner Ninth and
wolcott 74-3t
, 1921-07-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Big bargain; a very well
built fourroom house; brand new.
nicely finished inside N out; water.
sink and cupboard in kitchen; clothes
closets in both bedrooms: 100 feet on
Center street.: one block on sidewalk
Come and see 1t after 8 p. m Inquire
119 East G street 7-5-6ts
, 1921-07-08

FOR SALE-By owner leaving town.
four-room modern house: corner
lot; gas; full basement, with laundry
tubs and furnace. Price, $4,000. fur
nished; $4,000 unfurnished; terms.
Address 545 East Fourteenth Phone
J1s7-W. 1-7-3ts
, 1921-07-08
FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE-Hudson Super-Six car,
in ftrst-class condition. Western Car
Exchange. $40 West Yellowstone.
7-64ts
, 1921-07-08

$500 DOWN and balance OF monthly
payment brings you a nice little
home in South Par addition. Three
rooms and bath, with water The
best location in Casper. For fnfor-
nation, write P. o. Box Is. Casper.
7-6-6ts
, 1921-07-08

One OF the best buys IN Casper
100 # on East Second ST.. on paving.
$50 on . South Mckinley. There are
two furnished houses renting for 500.
Lawn and shade trees: sidewalks all
in. Owner out OF town and anxious
to sell. Price, $3.50; terms.
Lots in all parts or the city.
Terms to suit purchasers
, 1921-07-08
BUSINESS CHANCES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.ANTED-s2,o 900 loan; will give first
class real estate security, and pay
per cent interest. For particulars.
phone 51S-M. 7-7-1ts
, 1921-07-08

FOR SALE-Chevrolet $50 touring
car, 1920 model. in AL condition,
cheap for cash. Inquire a Side
Garage. 6-1o-SOt
, 1921-07-08

FOR SALE-Two-ton White truck.
Bargain If takon' at once. Inquire.
Lyric Football. 6-30-St'
, 1921-07-08

WANTED-Hignesr price paid for
s-l5-tf.
, 1921-07-08
HELP WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-Awonan to work on a
ranch for the Middle-aged
m preferred. Call Thursday, be
tween S and Z. at zoos South Woicott.
7-7-2ts
wENTED-A middle-aged woman for
general housework. Must be able
to cook. Inquire DR.. Gray. Woriand.
wyo.; good place for right party.
7-i-st
wANTED-Experienced mt compe-
tent stenographcr wants extra work
In evenings. Phone 1176-W until 5
p. m; 5se-J evenings. 7-e-St'