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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08


The make up of the board is un-
derstood to have been finally de-
cided at a prolonged conference
this morning between President
Harding and Mr.. Laskar.
Mr.. Laskar is an official of the
Lord and Thomas Advertising
Agency of Chicago and port own
err OF the Chicago National League
baseball team. He was a supporter
of Hiram Johnson for the republi-
can presidential nomination last
year.
Mr.. Lissner, who is lawyer, al
80 was a Johnson supporter. He
has been active in California poll
tics since 1906 when he organized
the non-partisan city central COM
mittee of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Plummer has had wide ex-
perience as an admiralty lawyer
in the shipping industry.
Mr.. O'Connor is international
president OF the longshoremen' s
union.
Mr.. Thompson holds the position
of vice-president Of the board. He
is chief owner and publisher Of
the Memphis Commercial Appeal,
and the Mobile Register and News
Item.
Senator Chamberlain was war
time chairman of the senate mill
tary committee and in that capa-
city attracted unusual attention
by sensational break with Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary Baker.
Mr.. Laskar is appointed for a
term of six years as the represen-
tative of the central portion of the
country. His nomination and those
of the other six members were
sent today to the senate. The other
members are:
T. V. O'Connor, republican of
Buffalo, N. Y, appointed for five
years as representative OF the
Great Lakes region.
Former Senator George E.
Chamberlain, democrat of Port
land, Ore. appointed for four
years as a representative of the
Pacific coast. f.
Edward c. Plummer. republican
of Bath, Me, appointed for three
years as a representative Of the
Atlantic coast.
Frederick /. Thompson, demo-
crat, Georgia, reappointed for one
year as a representative Of the At
lantic coast district.
Rear Admiral william S. Benson
retired, democrat, Georgia, reap
pointed for one year as a repre-
sentative of the Atlantic coast dis
trict.
Meyer Lissner, republican Of
Los Angeles appointed for one
year as a representative OF the
Pacific coast.
In accepting the boards chair
manship, Mr.. Lasker issued a state
ment outlining his purpose to put
the board on a sound business ba-
sis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Man Accused OF
Burglary Bound
rHereT Today

William Whitney, said to be
an ex-convict, who was arrested
in Portland yesterday and charg-
ed with the burglary of Lock-
hart's second hand store here, ap-
peared before Judge Unruh in the
Justice court this morning, waiV-
ed a hearing, and was bound over
10 the grand jury.
Police claim Whitney had some
of the property stolen from Lock
hart's store on his person, when
he was arrested. Twelve watches,
valued at about 800 were taken
from the second hand store Mon
day night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Lasker Chosen AS
Chairman; Five
Others Selected
Senate Confirms Appointment of Former
Oregon Senator In Open Session by IN
animous Vote This Afternoon; Other Nom
nations Go To Committee

Washington June 8.-Formal announcement of the ap-
pontment of A. d. Lasker, Chicago advertising man.,
Chairman of the Shipping Board made today at the
White House.
Others assured places the board Meyer Lssner of
Los Angeles 7. " OConnor of Buffalo, N " and Edward
C. Plummer of Bath Maine, all republicans; and Admiral
William S. Benson, retired serving chairman of the
board former Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon
and Frederick l. Thompson of Mobile, Ala, democrats
The nomination of former Senator Chamberlain
med late today by the senate in open session by unanimous
vote The other nominations referred to the commit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Three I O
0neLead
Is Given
Emergency Veto Wins
by Safe Margin On
Face of Figures On
Whole State

Portland, Ore, June 8. - Re-
turns from yesterdays special cleo
tions compiled at noon today Civ
ing Multnomah virtually complete
figures from 20 counties in the
state including Multnomah COM
plete gave:
Legislative, for 2e,140; against
3e,047.
Bonus, for 53,72o; against 49,
452.
Marriage examination, for Biz
333; against 1856. %
Women jurors, for S5,01Ss
against 30,034.
Veto emergency, for 37,010t
against 26,201.
A measure referred by the legis4
lature providing for physical ex-
animation of both men and women
seeking marriage licenses was de-
feated on the face of returns avail
able this morning. A measure to
lengthen the biennial legislative
session from forty to sixty days
and to increase pay of legislature
from So to SIS day also was de-
feated. Available returns showed
close vote ON a law permitting
women to serve as jurors.
The voters approved a measure
enabling the governor to veto
provisions in bills which declare
emergencies without affecting
other provisions of the bills.
Returns from 403 out of Alb
precincts in Multnomah county
gave; Legislative session yes
14,243; no 13,443.
Bonus, yes 27,58S; no 7,133.
Emergency clause yes 1926;
no 1861.
Women jurors yes 1s,197; no
13,441.
While the sixty day session is
ahead in Multnomah county by
less than 1000 votes in the 4O3
precincts the upstate counties
were against it, A similar amend
ment as defeated in the last gen.
eral election.
Complete returns from 4O3 of
the Alb precincts in Multnomah
county indicate that the bill en-
powering the governor to appoint
members of the Port of Portland
commission has carried by a sub
stantial majority. The vote was
yes 1929; no 1856.
Rail Terminal Approved
Portland, Or, June 8.-Complete
returns from 377 of the 379 pre-
cincts in the city of Portland show
that a charter amendment voted
on at the special election yester-
day authorizing the vacation of
streets for railroad terminal dew
elopment was passed and that a
charter amendment authorizing a
5000, O,000sbond issue for additional
fire fighting equipment was lost.
The vote in the 377 precincts
was terminal amendment: yes "a
091; no 1884;
Fire apparatus bonds: yes 1854
no 23,750.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08

In the City Of Monteyideo. Uru-
quay, South America, there are
$500 private automobiles. 1890
taxis and 260 commercial cars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08

The Smythe-LOnergan $50, 200
ice. butter and fee cream plant at
Pendleton was dedicated and
thrown open 70 the public last
week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Sunshine Adds Trouble

The famous Library AZ Alexan-
dria. Egypt. destroyed in the year
z7s, contained zoe, eco volumes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08

food and clothing into the city
and hauling refugees out, Santa Fe
officials here said today. The first
Santa Fe train from the north,
loaded with supplies from Denver
and Colorado Springs landed in
Pueblo this morning.
Sunshine Adds Trouble
Pueblo, Colo, June 8.-A bright
sunshine today played over flood
stricken Pueblo and made the
more imperative the work OF re-
moving bodies OF animals and
clearing of debris as a precaution-
airy measure against disease.
All night gasoline pumps work.
ed-on flooded cellars Throughout
the business district, pouring
thousands Of gallons of water into
the streets and again converting
them into quagmires. The cor
respondent rode through the dis
trict shortly before mindnight
with the Colorado rangers. More
streets we're passable to auto
mobiles than at any other tine
since the flood.
The Main street viaduct closed
yesterday when its condition be-
came menacing, was opened to
traffic. after one side Of the con-
crete structure had been removed.
Refuge Camps Rushed
Completion of the refugee camp
near Mineral Palace park was ex.
pected today and arrangements are
being made to bring sfugees into
1t Immediately. Another calnp is
to be constructed on the south
side. A squad of marines from
Denver arrived yesterday to assist
in organization OF the refugees.
A convey Of truck left today to
bring back food and supplies from
Colorado Springs.
Railroads announced yesterday
that refugees would be transports
ed from Pueblo free upon recon-
mendation OF the Red Cross.
Arrangements :or relief Of the
Mexicans here was made by felipe
G. Teeyino. consul at Denver. who
has $4,000 appointed by the
Mexican government for this pur-
pose.
Sanitation First Work
Red Cross relief Tor the enIira
Colorado disaster. was placed in
the hands OF A. W. Jones Of st.
Louis by James L. Fieser. manager
of the southwestern division OF
the organization, who is on the
ground.
Work Of recovering the dead
has been subordinated to the work
OF cleaning up AMI restoring sani-
tation. The search for bodies has
hardly begun. Great piles of
debris are in the downtown streets
ready to be cartel away. Il is ex-
pected that the cleanup work will
reveal more definitely the loss OF
life, which Red Cross estimates
place at 500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08

The first life insurance was in
London in 1906; in Philadelphia
in 1912.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Flood
Trains Run
IntoPueblo
Warm Sunshine Inten-
sifies Need of Clearing
Away Dead Bodies
and Debris

Topeka. Kan, June s. Train
service into Pueblo has been res
tored to the extent OF getting of
food and clothing into the city
and hauling refugees out, Santa Fe
officials here said today. The first
Santa Fe train from the north,
loaded with supplies from Denver
and Colorado Springs landed in
Pueblo this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Circulation.

Average for fyZU, bxbu
population of Salem 1900. 425S:
1910, 14.os4; 1920. 1879
Marion County 1920, 47,177;
Polk county. 14.1S1
Member OF Audit Bureau OF Circu-
latiion. Associated Press Full
Leased Wire
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08

OREGON: Tonight and Thurs
day fair. gentle westerly winds.
LOCAL: No rainfall; northerly
winds; part cloudy; maximum rs.
minimum so, set 81: river a.2
feet and rising.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
FINANCIAL

W - Nf7f~
FOR SALE -storeruom with roouing
huusr overhead. 40 rooms would give
some terms ur would take part In trade.
Oklahoma. Addrfss buH fsa. slick OKLA.
FOR SALE American cafe. across from
new puFt'ffrt. Write - y. water 81,
Sluu.ul. Dka
rDR SALE ~ lunch ROOM. across
atf.yt ffum new prstpfficc good reason
for ss'IIng fl Waor snpulpp. OKLA
FOR SALE or rent Toinu electric shoe
shop Uuud location. chcap rent ltvihg
rn'ms W1erh'i. osare stt. os E. Fifst
ron SALE Ura'auraut aalng goad hu=i-
urss $500 viii handle. rouf $40 month.
UtNr other business Investigate t26 ~
ruIII.
ruR SALE. or ,rede, Csmall businossi.
lhnnr cedar lAif.
uhu,EFN uAures $3.50. nice ciesn
afnet ab1ut $500 mont roaa1uabir %.
o. sauciu & CO.. cedar 1878.
UUucEtN t,r solo. Food location. reason
for selling pHpFe sWl
GROCERY and confectionery huslncgs and
'rnar fur sole. choice location. cedar
HAVE busin,ss proposition tp cNchanre
I1r local business. Write tss-c.
uN'E $3.50 second mortgage. monthly pay
urut note sud small amouut cash. win
i.Hun f1r email grocery store. uesire
living rooms connecting want TO trade
with ovuur ditcct. Apply boohkeeper, sit
NIHnUrd Ultu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

ADVERTISING MAN
/ or 10 Ncnfs. experience. wants work ali
or part time. Adman, 6il s. Elwood.
hurLER houseman. EnRisb. efficient
rsf'rencc. '' s'S7M' World. VISA '"''"S0
BOOKKEEPEH- Ofnce man, ospcrlonced
Eencral ledger pay rolls etc. Nom
location in suuthwest Missouri or ad iacent
box 6a2.M World
BooKkEEpER married. several years
sNpt'len,e. nylhing considered, or anv
"hefe 'sage htta.
CHAUFFEIH white. young man 97
years OLD. neat appearing nf sa"d n-hus
= years experience testing cars in Detroit
can furnish reference. nox G9sM World.
tOLoREb couple with two smnli chil.
dren wants servant quarters furnished
IN exchange Tor laundry work Washing
ton. phone Usage Gs9t-J
ENpERiENCED colnrcd chauffeur with
reference VIII drive for private family.
Phone Ossge 937l
FIRST CLASS bOOkkeeper wants n posi
ton In Tulsa Phone Usage sOit.
LUNCH MAN with experience gnd refer
ence wants position, temporary or per
manent Cedar 202b.
MAN AND WIFE wants lnnltor work in
apartment oHpEe 639b.
MARRIED MAN, non union, wants work
a. carpenter or gas engineer can Cedar
NON. UNION carpenters and painterH wish
Cedar 1907.
on COMPANIES ATTENTloNi
can give estimates as to repair and gen.
eral upkeop Thorough knowledge Of tho
business. Best Of referenCeA for lntorviey
address box 62o-M. World
PHARMA cGsr--Regster young man;
so71-J or write 562M. World,
POSITION wANTED--.Young man taking
inR to business management. Want rH-
pcf'cnec. rcferenees ssg.M, wofid.
PUBLIC BOOKKEEPING
Tulsa Business Service co.
sl2 KENNEDY Usage N31
hiENuGRAPHEH and general offlo, man.
open for position December lst, seyen
years experience. Phone Usage 1914.
SETTLED oolored man wants work with
private family, experienced with city
reference Gaage titi
WANTED Position ms field man respon.
slnle on concern four years experience .
AIo-M. World.
WANTED Young man with some selling I.
experience. 10 handle an attractive auto I
specially. ia the tlty. guaranteed good nav I
to the right man can at Usage S825 to- .
YOUNG COUPLE want TO take care Of
your home during your absence. Re.
liaa9i" best r'iorcnoes Phone Usage .
A''A.HR HlN #Ht 49, NhliH l'sNlllnU. NtlIlUE /.
cHpurity city or road. Have unlvrrs,ty .
education ana selling experience HoR .
sac NJ world.
SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALE ts
coMrErENT woman wants any Kind .
office work. knowledge stenoErspby 7
and bookkeeping Prefer short huurs,
salary reasonable. Address c21-M World .
EXPERIENCED HtenoKrHpher desires per.
manent position hnnwiedge of book !
keeping and general offlce WORK. CAL {
Usage $50.
atenographcr desires .
tempornry, half day or permanent posi-.
ton. Cedar 1876.
T.. H. \. operator wants
position, S74-M world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

USEFUL ELECTRIC XMAS GIFTS
Thor wasulng and ironing machines Na-
aud ranges. b0udolr and table lamps.
Your vases made into electric tampa
Dodge Electric Co.. electrical supplies fsi
East second. CEDAR Ht0.
WHY SOT a fire insurance policyf Rert
Kcene, Usage S0sg.
When IN need OF jeweiry and optical gooda
remember
JOHN THE RISG MAN
AN, one aud one half blocks south OF the
Frisco station.
XMAS CLEANING anh pressing Bon Ton
Nlrsners aud Dyera. OaaEe l2a Third
4 and ATWOOD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

ACCOUNTANT, no NVarH' experience la
"N unI industrial Hines upcu rrf Der.
muhrnt ur temporary competition. can ap.
sum" responsibilities uf rutirr office or
department For Interview address csc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen AND AGENTS


WNNrEu Statesmen. now scllinE mrni.
turr. dry EoudH. cruckety or wooden
mare 10 r"tail dealers, H. s"ll Dpoh' p
linoloun Administer, Mut8u velvet and
tapestry ruga ON cumtnisalou. tinoI,um
sample books welsh lbs. No TRUNK
quality samples ~ RUGS with llthurrtp phs
commissions advanced ON accepted ord
cts anu also pait on on an mail urdcrs
salesrnen with whom We errango to-
handie our limos must reside ln thr.r
territory and Do able 60 cover it every
20 days Mont,lair IIuolrum a Uuu tp.
!Inc@ West bfoadwsy and Chambers 81.
NtW A"rk city y y.
WANTED our men ero making $50 per
week hottest seller cyrr offered act
lnlth RUSH your sample order Iu toe
DAY. Oct started. puu Iu thc dollars
oklahoma Guy.
WANTED. SEVERAL YOUNG SALES.
MEN. WHO CAN MAKE Guop 10
HisGs3 tX,NH AcHfs5aoFir!s' A4HHIa !'fE iaI 1t k|ysI,T
WoREfa ASH. Ghy MRyE Mo>GF TroH
M. HANNEs. aoi EAST SECOND. AUTO
WArERrROOF Kitchen aprons scu Tor
a. over Islt profit re- samples
Hon Ton. 2ll South Iruadway St Louis.
No.
NoNntNtjI s"lisr. oGr prout ever, dol.
iHr suies, delivery ON spot. ucc'tse Nm.
necessary. sample free. Mission FACTORY
T. 2t-l Smith So. Detroit. Mich.
% MILES PER GALLON mada Wuh now
patented gasHIiu" yupuriscr. Write Tor
EHtil'uIurs Nuuusty Nauoriaru Co.,.
iuhuuna. X. Dakota.
3o0E PROFIT Men aud women clearing
hundreds weekly new washing com.
pound wonderful solIpr. rg repeater.
natures mlEhtIsst cleanser. 100 other
uses Free sample. Mitchell 1900 a.
blst Dept b77 chicago.
sIrt trIoNs wNNlED-MALE a.
ATTENTION Mlt HtEtNEss MANI
hu 20 young married man and want "a
luu hayU lived boz TULSA fur 90 years
j nave delivered fur grocery and meat
markets and ,Ivuu'rg shops have
have worked ,r tho floor uuu nH shipping
clerk Tor n largo automobile supply house
als" for whsiuhaIy produce company 1
can tutuish references n you hHyo any.
thnE ! can tu. coil my brother CIIff
Hackalav at OHHEv 47h.
no ycars' experience in
"N unI induHtrlui lines open fni per.
muurnt or temporary competition. can aa.
sumo responsibilities uf entire office or
department For Interview address Gao
NJ, world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

SALESMAN wanted ~ handle kardoI
desk units II you have ssld office ap-
pIlanC"s. Insurance. business systems Ur
service you can make good selling kPr-
dpN, write today Tor booklet your up-
portunity and fun particulars 10 repre-
seutatiyss. KHrdeN Sales Company. Hux
nos. Tulsa. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

USEFUL ELECTuiC Xmas gins for
culdrtu, klddicH irons. toy Transform
ere food warmers. heating pads Xmas
tree llghuuE outfits ana extra decorated
animal bulbs Dodge Electric Co. elec-
uical Huppli,s i2t Fact Second. Cedar
40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
siTTATIONs WANTED-rEMALE n


FOR PRACTICAL nurse. oxperienccd IN
nhatettioal work. call osage 1874.
FOR eHPesr.ienesd practical nurse. call
GIRL attending school part time desires
work. experienced I'm general office
work. Phone Usage 1855? H.
GOOD Christian young lady wants place
Ia home Us companion. cdre ~ chiiiron
room and evening meal. References fur
nished osage a7Cs.
POSITION as housekeepcr In home where
there are motheIless children. Refer
cuces exchanged. sGO-E. World
POSITION wanted by refined woman lu
doctors office. Experienced lu meet
ing th" public tsagr b2js.
POSITION wanted by experienced woman
drcu. Best OF references ph6uo Osago
POSITION as accountant or IN credit
with large manufacturing plant Just
rrcenlly com" "a Tulsa. Thorough
knewlrdgo ot bookkeeping In aii branches
and eNpeHsnc"d in pssHinr credits aud
iuiinNlna elections. oHag" l.A3.
POSITION wanted By coIprad trained
nurse. Csn Usage 3sss
RELIABLE girl. Christian. wsnts work
ln good n"ne. Address fa4-M World.
MIR ..i'' lhb laoy WIN aHy"hr rOld
chlld desires place =" room. whore chud
can be- left during day. Cedar l2sf
RESPONslBLE person desires office posl-
tiun. clerical ur bo ofkkerplnE. Operate
typewriter Cedar l6is.
RAPID ana accurate typist desires WORK
fpr spare time. Prices are very rr,sur.
able. Csu Cedar 1921 after O'Clock
IN the qyeniug
sTENoGRAPHER. secretary. very capable.
both law and commercial experience.
desires responsible position. GsaEs 1909
room ~
STENOGRAPHIC position desired. 10
years experience. Call Osage 3G5T.
sTENOGRAPHER--F years experience.
desires position, Dssgr s3f9-H.
TRAINED NuRSE. open for engagement,
Ept tClalist Ia Obstttric cases. DHaga
7sSf-J
WANTED--Bubdie washing. ~ and 90
Jiy widow With two children. Must
have work. Usage isga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

sALEsMEN WITH FORD CARS TO
TRAVEL THEIR county and adjoining
counties and place our Aalcsboards with
the country merchants. You carry the
tnr WttchaniH. ." 3" collect on them
every 30 days, You can make az least
300 pr week. We guarantee you o.
make 500 Dor week With weekly draw
ing oCc0unt " f35 per week for your oE
penses For further partlcuiars address
X. ID sanders, Sos iA0. Nashville. Tenn.
SOLICIT ACCOUNTS for large collection
agency 400 weekly easily earned.
Apply Immediately for valuable territory.
Illinois Adjusting CORPORATION. t27 North
Dehrbotn chicago.
SALES AGENTS--,sn make $40 to Eib a
-dsy selling Cfesco Sewleather Uuuty
ba o. and waterproof Aprons. Improved
Nfg Co, Dent lsI Ashland OHIO.
SALESMAN AND DISTRIBUTORS
To soil the new ana celebrated Electric
Hot spot In exclusive tcrritory,--au in-
strument installed IN % minutes between
carburetor and manifold On automobile
engines. With only a little more currrnt
from your battery than your ughts ug.
THIS INSTRUMENT Is guaranteed TO furnish
z.too degrees nt dry heat In your manifold
July Retail price 12.J0 and &8.00. owing
TO the phenomena! sale ~ this lustru-
ment ana the liberal proposition offered.
the average Buicsman makes from kg5 tg
'is per day Diatributors with small IN
yestment ana quick turn0yers are aver
sglng from 1000 TO $500 pHr month.
As"N ~ shHN -g"I lH" EFNhlHHNehs or tNia
proposition. Manifold Heating Company.
wichita, Kansaa
START one ot our candy factories AZ
home, or small room anywhere. We
ssry, big pay Men women. Frederick
kurn. blt Walnut 81, Philsdslphia. Pa
sALESAiAN wanted BY oil producer 10
Interest clients IN offset acreage and
drilling wells Excellent connection pro-
yided yeu can deliver the goods. Address
bs2-M world.
WASTED salesman With car 10 call on
dealers with low priced 5000 mile tire.
Compensation satisfactory 20 man Win
ability. The c. L. smith Co. south
Bend. Indiana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

sKtHrs make Eeryiceabls Xmas gIftr. why
moi give her unr of pbr handsome plaid
,ltlytsf Priced at t195. Tire Advance
shop ". Third street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

ADVERTISING MAN
or 10 yCnrs experience. wants work al
or part time. Adman. on g. Elwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

AZTEC CLEANERS Mems suits 81:
l7dios' auts, ~ ana up. Quick dc
uyorlcs cedar 1898.
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nlIT. InM nm CImInRhN n

TULSA NurOCYCLE REPAIR co,
bicycle aud bicycle Accesaoriaa
bicycle work our Specially
Complete stock OF mems boys and girls'
bicycles now ready Tor Xmas
krrH Made General Repairing Welding
ussEu atli tis West first
FlN tr SHOP.
TOY AND DOLL hospital New Work Hair
shap al9 - Main. over Renberg,s.
TINE kupiEs Will be oysrjoyod with
tny rlrrtfic range and tiny electric
unn, baby milk warmers and crib heating
pads are among cuf. offerings psopl@s
hIgcirlc supply Co, Main at SSth. Oaago
Gsl1, OsuUu 9bg3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
HELr wANTED-FEMALE

AT oN,E-Flvr bright. capable women to
travel dcmunsttste and sell dealers. $40
10 20 per week. railroad faro paid Write
az once. Goodrich Drug CO.. Dept. SOL
omaha. Sebr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

ART GIFTS lor Christmas buyers. such
~ lockwood pottery, bridge lamps
book ends. oandicsticks. smoking sets. oil
paintings, gifta both foreign and domestic
at i2l South boston Art gifts for
mother father, sister brother nt sweet
heart stop u A22 South Boston for an
Inspiration Of what to give