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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

ROOMS WITH nOARD

ROOM ANp BOARD Iu modern home Ton
four gentlemen, prices reasonable. nos
E. Tnt.
ROOM AND BOARD for four young mon.
rp other hoaru'rs, gno1 HON" cooking.
c,crffnInE modern. osaEn tlf1.
ROOM AND BOARD. also double garage
for f.n' fuuu" bwHg" vaus I'dua
kinney.
LMrLOtED PARTT draurg room WIN
brraElast Ir ON" ~ Maple Ridge fine
homes aud wanting fu pay for FIRST class
accommodation private family. mo- room
ors 'al Usage 1850, car Gown town
mOruluBa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
FINANCIAL
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BUSINESS oprnRT- NIrIEs ~
Eon sALE-Onc-haif Interest in cstsb.
hshcd business; big opportunity for
hustler $500 VII handle proposition.
rhpu' OsaEr Gl9t-H.
PAUTNER WANTED Active or Inactive
900 business, have you the money!
Nayr the rNpcIIcut" and good oil leases
'ha' must be drilled Address Apt.
tas ~. Main 80
lpDu BUSINESS OPpORTUNiTN-W
Hr'i san Fran Frisco cafe. have best
paving restaurant ~ Tulsa, long lease.
reason selling want to leave city. n inter
's''d 'all in person, ~ v. first 81
NuuNG Man, technical education. small
amount Of capital desires 90 enters
legitimate business with services. must
a'aud. fis.d inysatlgation' reply fully.
FOR sALt.-Best meat market ana pouI-
NV business in Tulsa, fine location ana
doing good business good reason FOR sell
nE Inquire a27-p care world
ruE SALE Hulard room, one billiard
HA pool tables cigar fixtures. S,ck
'Hs. Musl be sofa quick reasons, Rare
ron sAIE- Drug store In live town. rar..
good business best locat tlon in town
stock and fixtures about $4,000, Will
Mgrr'lls Drug store CANADIAN, Texas
HERE Us am opportunity for o. man 10
Ect 300 business with small capital or
anything ~ value grocery store act
| GASOLINE station and auto supply stors
! Wanted reliable man Co manage our
I branch store and FasoIine sisHnE here IN
! tulsa. You must he able 20 INV st $4,000
/ ia our company We pay yIu $50 per
! month salary. besides your share ~
! profits, Antomotive Equipment 60" Room
I 3. Holland rdg phone Oseso s2s
] NEWS STAND and confectionery. doing
. good business. excellent price n taken
al lu,c. Address BOX il2, HeggH okla
DRUG STORE for sale, RcAall drug store,
I -Isu have the Nyal agency and Eastman
| AodaNs good prescription buslness, 70
..trI |u good town, population 5000,
pr.la o.. 900 on prospects fine. Address
, sIE.p care World
! Iron sALE Poultry house and fr"i
! srure only ono ln booming uil town %
| 500 doing fine husIncssi rhcap rent
| .fo,k Of fixtures invoice about $500 rNA-
SON. sickness Woods Produce CO., BOX
A GOO. Neicetha, OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
EMPLOYMENT.
Ili.ir WNNTin-MNLh

WANIFD. An insurance man to put some
money into ana take active interest IN
going business Address a26-b. care
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

!. y MITCHELL painting. pspcthunEing
-nn -.-.--ulu-mE Ih.n. .nlnr lsnA.
rAnnnI>n An in,s.lNn

.uAHANrN Hoofng 90 Asbcstos Root
,oating red and green ihono osago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

FOR sAI.E Poultry. house and feed
s'arg only ono In booming oll town %
n 400 doing fine business, Choap rent
.fo,l Of fixtures invoice about $500 rNs-
SON slghness Woods Produce Co., Box
, goo. Neicetka, OAla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

WANTED japanese man tor ouuk ana
houHowork Phone Usage H0eD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

LARGE fruut rooms. furnished.
eru and good water, Usage $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
AUTOMOBILES
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WANTED tstr molr. turt -aats.,r
must h' M beet condition. at.p. .sI,
tNN. WANTED Any condition ut mako.
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| ADMIRAL, laOh-'onvenlent FURNISHED
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Lost Brown nuta@ igIp.cec, cape effect
Phon" psaRe 1910 reward. -
STRANEp OR STOLEN So reward for
Information ,eag'ng to reEsI",'ry EI % gt 's,sr i,sr
l1aI" pointer hId u9h Mhi'' W. wv
spots wore large lr''nrr rg.i'' WIN
name plate y, l' hlnb, I",N'. pG5g',
Last seen SUNDAY nuln'uE' Np,n ..Iou'
a| 'EHinr' tIiGs D.irr't
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SIhA ~, gIt at
,I,'' '..,t,, .ty,, Ma Geg ,,htfa and bfsgk
.t", fT,tb,r COLLAR with r3r.r
AF'' a." t ..nIga otIar I.st seen
N7f fotb ,.Ir osapr 9bOa ar
Stng|' az % ~. KipE isia y DetroI.
Iosr- Rhinestone siI,criuc pin. SATURDAY.
evening. $40 p. w. bew''u World
BldE. and Plymouth prur, or bctWecrL
quaker brug ana Nlo'nh''b b,"E on
Main valued as h''psaS''. LoIi' p,,, 90.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

FOR SALE--Olds Chummy roadster boo
excellent condition. a bargain, worth
seeing see lt a. 620 4. Third. Phone
Usage o77s.
1919 LIBERTY ROADSTER first class
mechanical condition, paint in excel
lont shape, four new tires. one extra,
priced reasonable. can owner. 400 Cen
tral National Bank Bldg cedar 90,
FOR SALE or would take Ford as part
payment uu Paige car, first class condi-
tion; this is bargain. 602 w Archer
FOR SALE Ford sedan and Ford truck,
good condition. Phone Osage G34a.
FORD touring car for sale at bargain.
Rear 500 $. Bouldor. Usage b9a.
BEST BARGAIN ever offered. -pAsscn-
ger LocuiuobIlo. must be sold come and
see ~, $1,000 and terms. purdy Garage,
AOl $. Peoria. Cedar 500
MOON CAH-NesrIy new. Will sacrifice
for cash best buy in city. See at once.
2 y, sixth
TULSA FOUR FOR SALE or trade, Al
condition. 10 s. Lawtou.
FOR SALE Ford roadster, a No. CON
ditlon. practically now motor Private
owner viii dcmonstratc. no T. Frisco,
Cedar 1886.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

money into aud take active interest In
sping business Address a25-p. care
WANTED .JupHucso man Tor cook ana
houHowork rhou" oEsge $3.50.
WANTED .Slk shoe salcsmon and five
clothing ralosmen FOR iilue liifd Mos
sage. hatns department store, 10 H.
flrst Apply at this morning.
WANTED solicitor aud collector Tor out
of town work insurance experience
nc'rsFnrN good salary To tight man. -.
\ Hurhc1. Hup,iiui'ndcnt @il-j2 tontral
National Bank liidg
WANTED Men wishing positions nremon.
brskemou. ,ulurCd train pprtcrH on large
oklahoma roads. writu Immediately Tor
'ull Information. mo- eNporience necessary.
$3.50 $3.50 month. Inter hallwa)t Dept.
i.o. indianapolis. lud.
GuOp OPENING Tor an experienced real
estate ct Insurance man must have
good references. Pickering 4 Harm, 2o9-
10 Miss Hldg
.EALESMAN WANTED .TravciInr Aalcs-
man by rapidly growing concerns nAnu-
nCturlng patented duvic" Of superior and
our Frcca"r Display Cases and toocrs to
meat markets, deiiratc4Hcn, grocery stores,
clubs. hotels ana reHtaurBntE. on liberal
commission basis. tt.OuO ~ O. 500 now
tlyluF furnishes leads 10 men. No invest
mcnt required, bot muat be able 20 finance
yourself Confidential correspondence in
yitcd. Sulgg Manager. vli ~ broadway,
St Louis Mo
M A DErn'TIVE- -Excelieni opportun-
itf. good pay, travel. write e. n.
Ludwig. s3t Wcsioycr Hldg, Kansas city
$40, .-
WANTED Reliable man ia take charge
- our gaaoliue station and auto supply
store hero iu Tulsa. You must br able
pay you $500 per month salary, hesides
your share Of rrofits Autumotise Equip
meut CO.. Room 3, Holland Bldg phone
pptsa,t.u ,,,N..rt1 .,....t, ,,,,l A., q,
gpod town can or write Fairfax NcwH,
fairtaN. ulla.
CABINET MAKERS ana machine msn
wanted, must br ftst class men. Ap-
piE rIuu.tr Cabinet MIG Co.. corner
cheyenne aud Cameron.
WANTED U,uablr boogkccpcr NJ set.
ilod habits for small mercantile huHi-
urHH. must IuNr "Euud telephone pcraou-
slty. give IHi previous 'Wp'oyrr- sal
nfN wanted gH'Il ll''al''nH o." "pph'a-
ton considered without ihIV Information.
NddIos" 80 o. rnt" World.
WANTED Young man strnographer Re.
uuh.l. SuruIN 'ompauv - 81 MAN.
NANTEp JWee wheel boys. Murphy
Mr.-,uFor Service. 1o' Main rear
WANTED Meat cutter Dall at sla ~.
Ih'd.
MIR WASTED FEMALE 80
WANTED .DuI tur general huu.rNork and
hD.u with children. o." Huartors Phone
Cedar .Ias
WANTED srr'.d vHHr giu for general
U.Ga."ure. m".' %. F'od c"oh. Usage
RELIABLE WHITE Gltl. 10 or over 90
HIud nabr F'w" ou" 100 vicinity ot
.HUn..uu and quincy preferred. Phone
WANTED uu OF reu s,ra under
'n.pur .lmmrr good country home. Al
n|.ss .n' 10. world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

FASHION TAILORS southeast corner
Second aud Main. Phone OssRo b0t0.
Make good clothes to order tor ladica
Hud rrutlvmrnt clean. urnsH, tflln" nrd
IriIt garments Tor ladies and gentlemen, ,
satisfaction guaranteed, lowest prices. No
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
mrIr-MALr or FEMALE

ANN tNIGLLIGENr person may earn
300 io 5000 monthly corresponding fof
u'vHuHUrra. So 60 t"l weekly In spare
uwut experience unnecessary mo- canvass
inE subjects augrratcd send f1r part.
ulade National rtcss Bureau. Buffalo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

HERE rs an opportunity Tor 90 man 70
got lu business with small capital rr
anything ~ value, grocery store, act
quIpl cedar 1883
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

WANTED Solicitor and collector Tor out
Of town work, insuranc" experience
necessary good salary to tight man, -.
4. iWrhC7. suporiutcndcnt, 2ii-d2 Central
Rational Bank mas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

surplus women IN 1914. which were
divided as follows:
Great Britain. I.333.O00: Germany
l,o5O,oOO; Russia. 100000. Aus,ri,
Italy and France. each 100000. and
the small nations a proportionately
smaller number.
Today Russia and Germany each
have 100000 surplus women;
Great Britain 1000 900 and Italy L.
100000.
Herr Michel concludes that the
number Of surplus women will grow
greater during the coming ten or
fifteen years. a. emigration will cause
the proportion Of men remaining in
the affected countries 20 be smaller.
This. he says. is one reason why
100000 European women want TO
go 70 America. where they believe
husbands are obtained easily.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
Dealers Are Blseklisted.

Where an attenmp; 20 oyercharge
a member for gasoline d. made. the
dealer Is blacklis,ed and hts name
spread brosdcas, among the fraterni.
~ one group Of Tin Gamers had
their cars filed az another station
across the street from one of the
blacklisted "protteer,." purchasing
ninety gallons u gasoline. while the
Tin Canners called upon the prof
teer" IN body 90 have him witness
wha, he had lost by having his name
circulated among the members a. an
interruptions dealer.
The membership 81 the crganiza-
ton Is constantly growing and the
car owner who wear the Tin Can
nerS' emblem has become a. good a
citizen, who deals fairly with the
community where he make. his ten.
porary abode. spends ne money free
~. Is willing to DO his part 10 improve
health and sanitary conditions ana
j. constantly az work % correct many
evil. - highway travel
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

4 large number Of Muhlenberg
County farmers are planning to use
cover crops 10 protect their fields
this fall and winter. according TO
County Agent r. o. Townes, who re-
ports that a number Of them are plan
ming to use rye.
Two Fulton County banks eoopera-
ting with the county poultry asso-
citation and q. l.. Cunningham. Co.
agent. have offered a total of $50 in
prizes in connection with the poultry
exhibi, 10 be made al the county
fair The association at Hickman
will compete with the one at Fulton
for the award.
Soil building problems are reeeiv-
ing special attention from Livingston
County farmers who are cooperating
with County Agent l.. {. Pace.
Frank Cruce is planning to lime 40
acres with 100 tons Of crushed lime
stone and sow sweet clover on II in
preparation for alfalfa which he plans
&C .c~ l..e-. r.-m.-s 80 he ccnn,y
have had abou, 900 tons Of limestone
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
GAIN FROM PUReBReO sIRes
we'l.6red vearlins stsers ou,~ei Oh
Three.rear. Odds in Nesada-Fesd
Cost 10 Same.

My steers as yearlings 90 over the
scales at from twelve hundred O.
twelve and quarter. The ordinary
scrub steers ~ out Of here as three
year-olds weighing from eight 20 nine
hundred" With this comment In a
letter To the United States Department
~ Agriculture, "A stockman In Elko
county. New. points cut the benefits
which he has derived from the use OF
purebred sires
In LAY opinion" he adds. "eyen In
this country everyone should breed
some purcbred strain. Nevertheless
the scrub bull dominates even In the
face II facts and hs,Tes The average
ranchmnn does not take into consider.
alton that IL costs no more To produce
good animal than IL does Ia produce
. scrub, and the purcbred Is cheaper
In the long run"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Plan To Protect Fields
With Winter Crops.
Rye most Dependable Oss With
Which To Cover Fields That
Are O,h.r~,se LET, Barren.

With farmers IN % counties en-
listed witn county farm agents and
the extension division " me College
" Agriculture IN a cooperative cover
crop campaign, indications are that
a large acreage ~ ,hes. crops will be
planted IN Kentucky TIA. fa' 20 pro.
tect fields that otherwise would re-.
main idle during the winter. accord.
INK @ x = Stephenson. crops cx-
tension specialist from the college
\ number ~ Kentucky farmers are
already making use ~ cover crops.
some ~ them following systematic
crop rotations - that ever field I.
always supporting growing crop
while Others arr using rotation that
requires cover crop such a. rye be-
tween cultivated crop.
a comparatively limited nun be- ~
crops are available for use IN protect.
ing fields during the winter. crimson
clover and vetch being the only IT,.
gume, and rye. whea, and winter
oats the non-iegumes Where crim-
son clover succeeds u d. unsurpassed
Rye is pefhap. the most dependable
crop 20 use since Il can be seeded
either early or late a. the condition..
demand Best results are obtained
by seeding u during the latter part
OF August or the first % September.
THIS Will permit, u, being used f3r
early fall pasture a. well "a. winter
protection
Where SOY bean, and corn are
grown together % be hoggei ~ rye
may be seeded early In th.s way a
green carpe. wi be- furnished upon
which the hogs may Feed. II the
hogging ~ is don, fr,,. rye may be
seeded 90 late a.. November
Rye may also be- used 20 good al.
vantage on garden and truck patches
which are usually not vel KEEP. or
cleaned ~ until ate IN the season.
Since seeding the garden Wi. require
a small amount o. seed ,h.. D.. a GOOD
place t' experiment with crimson
clover 90 test rs adoption 20 the farm.
When clover Is used % is best 20 IN.
c'udc q Little rye SINCE TIN. crop never
fail' Rye and yctch are sometimes
grown together but this seed f. rx-
peusyr
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
ground for use this fall.


Washington County Club members
who exhibited in the hogs and baby
beef classes at the county fair won
first over adul, exhibitors in all rings
which they entered. according 70 a
report Of County Agent Robert NJ.
Heath. a total Of $500 in cash
prizes was offered for successful
junior club member exhibitors One
boy who won s2i in the pig contest
has purchased the foundation ami
mails for a herd Of his own.
Ten McCracken County boys and
girls. members Of the dairy calf club
in that county. have obtained their
purebred registered JTsey heifers
and started developing them as their
club project for the year, according
to report Of County Agent J. r.
Bird.
Members Of the Barren county pig
club recently held registered
hog sale in which they sold animals
weighing from 60 70 1875 pounds
that We're raised as part Of their
junior agricultural club work. County
Agent J. O. Horning reports. The
ssl. resulted I: I. cash prof: 20. T..
members who had animals entered.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
LIVE STOCK
FACTS
LICE MENACE HOG INDUSTRY
SWINE Growers suw.r loss IN Ares. ed
Growth OF Piss and Shrink
s2e N weight

prepared nv The United state. p~tsr,.
m-ut ~ Agricultural
= Hog lice occur more or le<s IRE
qnently on both dpmesticatcd and wild
hogs IN practically oil parts ~ the
world The parasites ARE prevalent In
all parts u the United States wher,
hogs arr raised. and livestock growers
generally recognize them as pest
that causes considerable loss to the
swine industry.
IN obtaining their fspi the lice
punctur, the skin ~ the host animal
and suck blpi and lymph A new
punciurr In the skin II made each
thu" louise feeds. A single punctur
causes considerable irritation ami itch.
lng. sn1 a. each lous. feeds at fire.
duent Intervals. the irritation aud
itching u almost constant In cases ~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
,oss Infested Win Ice cAnno, Thrive.

gr'ss infes'atiuu In an attempt 10
relieve ~" Intense itching the infested
animals scratch themselves with their
feet ani rub violently against any
convenient object. The frcqurnt rub
bling destroys ~" hair Ia patches and
often caus', wounds In the skin. III.
lie" c1ngr.gate around IA. ahrsSlunS
and thus cau~- further Irritation and
iunotuHrp 20 the animals
Licr may attack hogs 81 any are Or
condition. AMI IL allowed To spread
the Infested animals suffer aud the
owner loses Ia the Increased quantity
n feed consumed per pound ~ gain.
arrested growth "f young pigs, and
>hrinknsc IN weigh, ~ fattenlns hogs.
when young pigs hTcome infested a,
an early axe from the brood SOW and
the lice urr allowed - rem. n on the
animals until the hogs are ready fE
buichering. the loss caused by IN.
parasites Is a considerable item In the
cost "f producing pork. Estimates
based "a observations and limited ex.
detrimental data fix IN. direct money
loss IN slch eases az from 10 d per
cent of the market value % the hog.
The indirct losses caused by lice ARE
seldom taken into consideration. b..
cause on casual observation they are
not 80 apparent Hogs infested 10y
large numbers ~ lice suffer n lower.
lns u vitality ami generally un.
thrifty condition which renders them
more susceptible to attack by other
parasites and by contagious diseases.
The damage and losses caused by hog
lice are ~ sufficient importance to
warrant the application Of treatment
for their eradication.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
8, $50, 900 Surplus Wo-
men In Europe; Poly.
gamy Is Urged.

Berlin. Unless a Bulgarian con-
gressman's and Colorado farmers
suggestion. permitting farmers and
Others 70 have two or three wives are
accepted by Germany from 80 to
40 perc ent 81 the German women
are doomed never 20 have husbands.
according TO statistical study made
by a German expert named Albin
Michel. who declares that Europe's
surplus women have increased until
they exceed men by s.250.0O0.
He demonstrates that Europe had
between 100000 and 5000. 900
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
LOWLY TIN CAN
Has Exalted Place;
Emblem OF New Au-
to Association.

The Tin Can Tourists Association,
with membership ~ more than
200, 900 IN this and other countries,
have adopted a. ~ emblem. the low
Is tin can and 1t now occupies an
exalted position on the automobile
radiator % members ~ the World
wide organization.
The story az told 90 {. Frank Dunn
% the Lexington Automobile Club.
by " J Shcarer. % Florence. Ny.
a member - the society and friend
Of Joseph " Porter. chairman -
the Dixie Highway Commission in
Lexington. follows:
"The TIN Can Tourists Assocla-
ton - composed Of automobile tour
lists who prefer camping out IN
their travels TO living IN hotels and
lodging houses. IL 10 a campers
society organized 90 raise the stand
ard q their mode - living. 90 coop
crate IN making their camp lie more
enjoyable and 20 protect communi-
tie. which they visit from the con-
sciencclcss camper who mas no re
gard for other peoples property Or
the laws of health and sanitation.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18
BEET M0lASSES IS VALUABLE
Worth Twice Its Purchase Price When
Fed In Limited Quantities to
Steers and lambs.

The value of beet nolaSses l. not ~
generally recognized as u should BE-.
fcd Ia limited quantities to steers or
lambs AZ the present price ~ feed
,iurs Il Is worth more than twice It's
pnrchas. price. II j. especially yalu.
able when fed In conjunction with wet
pulp or corn s.lase.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

persons or property. d. made uncom.
Portable.
The Tin Gamer IL no, only gated
under hts oath 20 leave camping
site m the same condition IN which
he found :. but to improve It II
necessary by the removal % bottles.
cans. rubbish ami weed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

a New York physician says tina.
the prevalence u divorce IN propro-
ton 90 the growing wealth % the
country j. due 20 a charge in func-
ton Of the pituitary body. Now we
know an about u.