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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-10
BARNUM 1908
TELEPHONE
FURNISHED ROOMS

S4S WILLIAM ST. = Three furnished rooms for light housekeepiag; all 4,sl i'm. 1S9 GOLDEN HILL = large furnished front front room. all improvements. steam am
 ne eiec6gIe cone igts e1f gtaGa feasp @ 2s2 FAIRFInLD AVE--Nice.. neat fur nished roo-us. Continuous hot water:
 Rfs5 flGesrfst geiI Very central ioGsalsn f2sas!p
 Steam heat. all improvements. Gen tralIy located. Bar 419o. J22sS.- All STATE ST nicely frnIshedb lisbtr rooms ans
 steam heat. Central location I2sas' 469 and 701 STATE ST and MYRTI .Ia
 AVE- furnished rooms and rooms dof light h,ousekeeping. ,7 Ali improvements: Tssa $: 54a STATE ST, large and sinasle rooms
 and rooms for light housekeeping All All
 improvements. Rates reasonahle. lZzaS-
 rooms, also light housekeeping rooms:
 improvements; central location. G7ss 45 WASHINGTON AVE.-Three nicely
 electric lights and gas. Central to
 stores and factories. I24as 301 WEST AVE-, near State. living room best residential; also single rooms.
 ss WASHINGTON AVE. Two singie steam heat. all improvements. I24as.p 57s FAIRFIELD AVE. nice furnished
 room for man and wife. All improve.
 n1ents. Central locality. Privilege ot
 light housekeeping 25asH
 HOUSES FOR SALE.
 FLORAL s2E sI.Fo PARK. stratiord. TOT choice.
 Main. Bar. s27- '1sI24ds. FOR SALE-Fine room Colonial style modern Improvements. good location, 3 n1iiIat minutes to to trolley: small deposit re
 Geo E. Scalley, 3o3 Pembroke St., after oNE FINE HOUSE FOR SALE or rent
 with garage for cars, 107S Fairfield
 ave: Phone Barnum 2527 ss61. G7as' FOR sALE-List your property with us
 waiting Mahon & King. Real Estate and Insurance s. Co.,. 42s State St. Phone
 or any good residential section, modern
 tSz two ay family house for cash P. 9; Box FOR -sALElEight-room cottage. in fine TesidentiaI s1a Reighborheod ef Price ss5o
 Harrall Ave; 5 rooms each floor. cleo
 ss;a %s9t ,dsi ssrgaia 4Sa at siso'd " Nss: HOUSES AND FARMS for sale within
 7s1 Arctic St. Open evenings. P11tf'
 looms. rooms oH foor. oose aif 1Hf improve, nas s n2ents. L. J. Snyder, 76 Lesbia St. Bar. 7ST2-6. I5stf FIVE ROOM HOUSE. all iTnprovements for sale or rent; room fiat to rent
 Intervale, fairest spot in Devon. See Malcolm Kerr. '1.T26a ,s HOUSE FOR SALEESix family house. income 1882 a year; price sS $50, 2OoD cash Inquire 105 Meigs Bldg. Barnum 5N.4: P25als LAST SIDE and EAST ENDITwo ana S1X-famlly houses. electric lights hot and cold water, all improvements. Terms and prices to suit. M. Robstock, 1877 Seaview Ave. Noble 413 P1OalJi HORSES.
 3RIDGEPORT HORSE AUCTION = SaIe and Exchange Stables. Auction every WednesdaY , o,cIock Horses and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-10
SERVICES OFFERED.

RETAILING SEWING MACHINES. Phonographs. Music Boxes. Clocks; Locksmiths. Baby Carriages. etc All work guaranteed- Randolph. 1s6 GIL bert St. near Broad BSas-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
'CIedn-Up Squad 10
Meet Disabled Men

Tho cleanup squad from the hu-
r'nu ~ war risk Insurance viii meet
again with cx-scrvic" men having
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
PROVIDE FOR HEALTH WORK
Ianploycs Of Cosdcn Refinery Give
Enough for Month of August.

Less than a thousand men at Co.'S
den refinery aro paying more than
$1,000 this month in order that the
Tulsa County Public Health associa-
tion need not close It's doors Last
month 1t looked 30 member nf
the executive board OF the assocla-
tion said yesterday as though all ac-
tivities of the organization would
have to stop because there was no
money. Came tho workmcn OF Cos
den and nut up the money to finance
1t through tho month of August.
Every man at the plant Is HOPPING
do this, From the ianitors, the
boilcrmakcrs, the workmcu in all
mechanical departments. through
tho ranks OF the workers In the re
filming department and the heads OF
all departments, every man ON the
grounds Is giving something towards
the fund that Ia making IL possible
for the association to Keep it's head
above water another month. II
hasn't been an easy thing, some
times. to do, more often than not Il
has meant "a sacrifice in some other
direction In order to make con.
tribution, The total number Of men
contributing Is 937. and the total
amount subscribed has been
sl,03i.25. 1t was stated yesterday 10y
the association.
Meanwhile, momhcrs az tho Rsso-
citation are wondering what 10 De
next, with the end Of tho month
the financing through September /,
to be faced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
POST TO STAGE MINSTREL


In accordance with plans made
last Aprll, the Joo Carson post ot
tho American Legion yesterday an
uuunccd IT'S forthcoming minstrel
show to be given the night Of sep
tymhor ~ I'm Convention hall While
the east Of more than roo people
viii hc made up Of Tulsa talent, "a
group Of three or four profosuunpls
from high .grado vaudeville cUcul's
will form the nucleus OF that cast.
IL was stated.
About 80 girls ana ~ men will
be Included IN the east or proform
crs. Bobort Boico Carson, II was
stated yesterday by IT, w. BoEgcss.
chajrmnn OF the finance committee
of tho post, will aid In the selection
OF the talent ana this work will hc
begun Immediately. civic ana rcNgl-
GUS organizations of tho city, bog
goss said. viii he asked to cooper
ate with tho post In tho staging OF
| this performance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

THESE PRICES GOOD WHILE THE ARTICLES LAST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

claims against the government to-
night at 7.3O o'clock at the Rcd
cross headquarters, Fourth and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

Cincinnati Local Red Cross and
American Legion heads urge the at.
tendance OF all men with unsettled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

claims in the hope that lar,,., d,
squad settling OF these claim. Wv |
be expedited. ''
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
October 23, 1921

Copyrght 1921 BY International Feature Service Inc
Great Britain Right Reserved Registered u Patent o1ice
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
SHERIFF NEWMAN ANSWERS
TWO ANONYMOUS LETTERS

The Mail has been handed letter
from Sheriff R. L. Newman contain
ing two anonymous let's written at
signed James and Charlie and ad-
dressed to the sheriff's office. They
are rather crude in grammar and
orthography and deal mostly with
alleged violations of the Volstead
act, promising that unless the sher-
if gets busy they will import an
other "show man" to do the work.
The Mail publishes the answer made
by Sheriff Newman:
"Holbrook, Aug. 16, 1921.
ITO the Public:
If the authors of the above let
ters will come out in the open and
sign their names to the letters so
that the Sheriff's Office might go to
them and find out what theyknow
and whether they know anything or
not, then the Officers might stand
some show to d. something, hut will
say that very little attention will be
paid to such letters when received
in the Sheriff's Office, as l consider
they come from some fanatic that
doeS not know thing about what
he is talking about and furthermore,
If they studied the geography a lit
tie bit they would readily see that
the where
this Magnanimous Still is located is
III Ccconino County and entirely out
of the jurisdiction of the Sheriff of
Navajo County and I would suggest
that the Author of the above letters
wife to my friend, Mr. Bill Campbell
the Sheriff of Coconino County and
who is go-getter, and they might
obtain some results, provided he
takes such letters seriously and that
the Author is not afraid to sign his
name.
Respectfully,
r. L. NEWMAN,
Sheriff of Navajo Co
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
CLEAN UP DRIVE ON WAR RISK
INSURANCE

A Clean up" drive for the pur-
pose Of settling eX-servicc mems
and women's claims for compensa-
ton, medical care, vocational train
ing, and insurance is planned by re-
presentatives from the United States
Public Health Service, Bureau of
War Risk Insurance, and Federal
Board of Education.
This board will be in Winslow on
Saturday, September "A All ex-ser-
vice men who have claims Of any kind
or adjustments to be made should
make contact with this board for
clearance of their cases.
Transportation to the nearest cen
ter will be sent by the Government
Bureaus of the ex-service man or
woman will write Major Louis T
Grant, manager 18th District, Bu-
reau of War Risk Insurance, Room
240, Flood Building, San Francisco
A detailed statement should be made
as to what the person thinks he is
entitled to and giving the facts upon
which his claim is based. Red Cross
Home Service workers will assist
the applicant to write such letters
where needed or desired Inquiries
addressed to the Chapter Secretary
at Winslow, Arisnna, will receive
prompt attention
Mrs A. r. GOLDMAN.
Secretary Apache-Navaio Counties
Chapter, American Red Cross
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
"I CALL HIS HAND"

On Friday night, August 18th, the
following conversation was COM
municated over the prone:
you call Ed Gardner and tell him
there is a rush call in Mexican town
for him and if things work out o. K.
| will do the rest"
On Saturday night, August 18th.
the same parties had the following
conversation
Il know where Wilson is and am
having him watched so you call
Gardner and get him over into Mex
ican town and l will do the rest"
Wilson, whose name IS mentioned
above is the night marshal
NOW, what Gardner has to say:
My phone No. is 225. l live at
609 Kinsley avenue. l answer all
calls day or night and ! will be glad
to answer the above mentioned call
at any time.
ED. GARDNER, City Marshal.
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
HOLBROOK IN THE LIMELTGHT

Press dispatches have run ramp
ant during the week because the Lit
tie Colorado river went over it's
banks and trespassed foreign terri
tory, invading several buildings at
Holbrook. The damage and the dan
ger was small, but he press dis
patches would have you believe that
Holbrook, bag and baggage, was on
its way towards Winslow and the
Grand Canyon.
According to the Snowflake Her
aid the Navajo county fair has been
called off for this year M. L. Flake
president OF the fair association is
authority for the statement The
state fair as Phoenix was abandon.
ed some weeks ago and will effect
a savings of some $4,000 The sup
ervisors of Navajo county appropri-
ated $1,000 for the Navajo county
fair which will also result in saw
ing for the taxpayers
late last week lightning struck the
line of the Mountain States tele-
phone between here and Flagstaff
splintering about twenty poles and
putting the line out of commission
It took the repair gangs nearly two
days to get the line working again
Get your Want Ads in before noon
Thursday or they will be too late
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
1T TAKES TIME TO PROVE
AN OIL FIELD

Some of the people who think that
the DEVELOPMENT of the Holbrook
oil field is slow should read some
thing OF other fields and the exper-
fences they have gone through. The
Mountain States Monitor published
by the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company contains in
a late issue an account of the Mon
tana fields. The first well was spud
ded in on Butcher Greek August %
1908. The equipment was a diamond
drill which had been used mn hard
rock exploration. The log of the
well first drilled under date of five
weeks after the spudding in the fol-
lowing entry: Struck oil yester-
day. Could not drill any further
Drilled 211 feet. Paid men off
Could not go any further with dia
mond drill"
Other wells were started and de-
felopments continued but it was not
until % years afterward that the
bringing in of a we'll was possible
Compare this with the time ELAPSED
since drilling first commenced in the
Holbrook field and we must con-
clude that the pioneers in the Hol-
brook field have made some progress
even in the face of what seems like
dllatoriness. Only the man on the
inside or who has had experience
appreciates the situation of the oil
man in a wildcat field
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
FLORENCE CRErTENToN MISSION

Mrs. S. C. Thompson, field secre-
tary for the Florence Crittenton
Mission of Arizona is in Winslow in
interest of the work There is a
wide field for this rescue work in
Arizona including every community
in the state
The citizens will greatly cooper
ate by lending their interest and
donations to this cause
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

The third annual convention OF
tie American Legion held last week
elected Duane Bird of Nogales COM
mander of the Department of Arl-
zCna. The 1922 convention will be
held at Douglas. j. F. Flanagan OF
Holbrook was named sergeant-at-
arms and E. A. Carroll of Winslow
as an alternate delegate to the ma
tional convention to be held at Kan
sas City.
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of a farm or good land
for sale reasonable. L. JONES, Bx.
ISL, Olney, Illinois 25t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
Ads.

FOR SALE-New five room house,
furnished complete. Telephone 263.
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

Of good land, part in CIVILIZATIONS;
house and barn; in the Ozarks
THEO. TAYLOR, box 1868, Wins
low, Arizona 23tf
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms
and an apartment. Inquire 218 w.
Aspinwall
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

Oil in the bottom of the pits used
years ago by the Santa Fe for stor-
age purposes on the site of the old
round house caught fire Sunday and
for a couple of hours or more COL
umn of thick black smoke arose ov-
er the city. Many gathered at the
edges of the pit to watch the play
of the flames, rather unusual sight
fer WinelQw.
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
CAPITAL AND EXPERIENCE

OF course you have heard the sto-
ry about the two fellows who form
ed partnership, one of them agree
ing to furnish the experience, while
the other was to furnish the capital
Well, as time passed by, the fellow
who furnished the capital was get
ting whole lot of experience while
the other fellow was in some way
getting firm hold on the capital
so when two years had passed by,
things had been switched around
and the fellow who had experience
to Start with, had the capital by
now, and the other man had the ex-
perience.
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

HAVE a good opening to offer
an efficient woman in an interest
ing line of business. Call Mrs.
Cakes, Hotel Statler, Room 9, from
9 to D. M, August goth. 26t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

FOR SALE OR TRADE
40 acres 10 miles west of Fresno;
16 acres young Thompson seedless
grapes, 16 acres ready to plant,
acres pasture. Good buildings,
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

FOR SALE-10O foot front vacant
lot. Price reasonable. Apply 122
East Third. 25t2&
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19
CARROLL NAMED DELEGATE

Classified Adds Pays the Advertiser
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

WANTED--yo rent a Piano. Call
Alt Kinsley Ave- 26t1*
The Winslow mail., 1921-08-19

FOR SALE-One Price & Teeple
piano Price $3.50. Inquire E. r.
Thornton, 305 W. Oak st. 26t2*
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
NAT|ONSA WORK
IN CENTRAL. HIGH
Foreign Born Seeking Cit
izenship Through Means
of Night Glasses
AGE AT HIGH VARIANCE
Average Is 33, but Many Men
and Women 10 and 80 Years
Old Labor With Studies

miniature league OF nations
assembly meets three nights week
!, rr. OF the class rooms at Ccn-
tral High school, and under tho
i.ado-ship Of Mrs. Louise Dodge u
disrr. sing. not the affairs Of tho
xor.H but the rights and privileges
~ citizenship as offered by Uncle
s,u Nearly every nationality Is
r,ur, ..ntod IN tho class I'm citizen.
shp part of the high school that
orerpd It's third siN-wcok period
Noualy night at Central High
school and reading and writing
form the groundwork for instruc-
t.r u the laws OF this country for
which would be citizens from Hot
land. sweden. Greece, Russia and
France have registered. Seven
Frcr.N ono woman In middle life,
A yu..E girl and five mon regis
,ersd yrstrrday for this course. and
f1r those who have beer taking in
struction for the past ,elvc weeks
an adyanced course In clvics is being
offered II IA necessary. for ,ho
greater part. to begin work In this
class with lessons in reading and
writing English, j. W. Ormau, prin-
r.pal Of the night school said
attendance at High Point.
Tho attendance at the night
- lul is the largest in it's history,
$50 uupils having enrolled for the
classes that are held every Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday night. The
average age Of the night school
student is SO; there are many. both
men and women. who are 40 and
50 years old. and the greater part
OF these students are taking work
that implements their daily cm.
ploymout Practical vocational
courses, such as carpentry, dress.
making, millinery, auto repairing
sui tho like. are offered as well as
classes In mechanical drawing, type.
writing shorthand and Spanish.
commercial Course Favored.
tn" commercial department is
popular and there are more, per-
haps wanting instruction in
branches OF that department than
any other Tho class I'm carpenter
ing. closed the last period is not
continued over this period, and the
class IN French, in which a great
many older people were enrolled, is
also discontinued. More can be
cared for in classes in dressmaking
and millinery, Orman stated. and a
second class may be formed in
Spanish. If there is sufficient de-
mlnd for il.
A course in dletetics. especially
adapted for nurses to pass the state
examination, Is a feature of the
night school work.
According to state law. students
under is not finishing successfully
two years work in High school,
must attend part-timc school, In
order TO be lawfully employed, Mr..
Orman said, and the night school
authorities have tried to plan the
course so that the demands Of the
city might he met in this respect.
Part-time school for pupils below
the eighth grade is provided in day
school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
CHINESE PARTY
AC. {. FEATURE
Chinese Doughnuts With
out the Hole Will Be
on the Menu

Christian Endcavorcrs of the
First Presbyterian church viii have
little difficulty IN imagining them.
selves lie China when. all ready for
a regular Chinese party. they are
met at the entrance ~ the church
parlor, ar O'Clock Thursday cvc-
ming by girls iu rcnl Chinese cos.
TUNES. Welcomed with 4 Chinese
hand shake and ushorcd into q
room decorated with souvenirs oh
tsined In china hy Tulsa globe
trottcrs.
Guests viii be- seated on tho floor
on cushion iu ,ho approved Chinese
style and as games are not CustO
mary st Chinese parties the enter
t8irmrut will consist ~ one game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
GNGGs RETURNS HERE TODAY
VIII Resume Lecture Series at High
school After Tour of Cit,,s..

Dr. Edward Howard Griggs re-.
turns to Tulsa today to resume his
series Of lectures, after tour ~
o'hcr Oklahoma cities and VIII
sneak ~ tho high school auditorium
ms afternoon and Friday These
TWO addresses Will close the series
lu Tulsa
"Amor'cauizatlVn" is tho suhtcc,
Doctor Griggs has chosen fur his
lecture this afternoon. and For
what Do We Live is the subject of
his FRIDAY address.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
SUES FOR DAMAGE TO AUTO
July TO Further Consider Evidence
AgatnSt Street Railway.

Unable to reach "A verdict in the
suit Of j. r.. WorthinEton for judg-
ment OF $i00 against the Tulsa
Street Railway company for dam
ages 20 an automobile i'm COLI
sion, the jury before which the case
was tried Wednesday was allowed
70 separate by Judge Frank Matth-
ews with orders to return Thursday
morning for further deliberation on
tho case.
Worthington claims negligence on
the part of the railway employees for
the collision with the plaintiffs au-
tomohlle at Victor avenue and East
First street September 81, 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

or so and "a chinese VcddinE per.
formed iu accordance with dircc.
.tous given ON Tr. Winter brown.
recently returned FROM work lu
nineteen iu.mhcrs Of 'hr bridal
party viii nc aturcd u gcuuiu,
chinese outfits Refreshments Will
be- tea, trut ami chin dough
nuts The dlughnuts viii be baked
Ivy girls ul tlp surIrN Dog ,hiuv.,
recipe and ViU uo small round balls
without thr hole form OF The made.
iu- AmeriDJ inughUut
The party has hcrn pI,nucd hy
Misses Celestial Harrington and
Louise Lowry of the missionary
committee and Misses Hazel Uoric.
cue and Nuuellol chandler OF the
social committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14


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tot SIS ron s,,,-'L
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F"uU NN0H buys good ,.r...u Y,sl
buhkHioW' TINS is good h.. .
g9"d Iocsuoni price St,i50. ta.ar..
A COUNTRY JtD,r..
In the city. nm y. Tenth b,4.....t.
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room. ,.rv bcst Iocst',, - hf
east and eotIf4. parsg. -
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