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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-11

by the dog pack. he $1,000 uprIgna
while the SIX hunters tore and
smashed at him Lund's arms swung
like clubs, his great hands plucked at
their holds, while he roared yoIleys OF
deep-sea. defiant oaths, shaking or
striking OF a man now and then, who
charged back snarlingly TO the attack
Brief though the fight had been
when Rainey arrived, there was ample
evidence OF il. Clothes were torn and
faces bloody. and already the men were
painting as Lund dragged them here
and there. failing. striking, half
sInothered, but always coming up from
under. ike a rock that emerges from
the bursting of heavy wave.
A hunter lunged out heavily and
confidently to meet him as the others
got Lund TO his knees for fateful
moment. piling on top OF him, blud-
geoning blows with cultural cries OF
fancied victory.
Rainey's man struck, and the
strength Of his arm. backed by bis
hurting weight, broke down Rainey's
guard and left the arm numb. The next
instant they were at close quarters,
swinging madly, rife with the one de-
sire to down the other, 10 main, TO
KILL A blow crashed home on Rainey's
cheek. sending him back dazed, strik-
ing madly, elinching TO stop the pis-
ton-Iike smashes of the hunter clutch
ing him. trying to trip him, hammer
ing at the fierce face above him as they
both went down and rolled into the
scuppers. tearing at each other.
He felt the mans hands at his
throat. gradually squeezing out sense
and breath and strength. and threw
up his knee with all his force. II
struck the hunter fairly in the groin.
and he heard the man groan with the
sudden agony. But he himself was
nearly out The man seemed TO fade
away for a second, the choking fingers
relaxed, and Rainey gulped for air.
His eyes seemed strained from bulg-
ing from their sockets in that fierce
grip, and there was a fog before them
through which he could hear the roar
of Lund. sounding like a siren blast
that told he was still fighting. still con-
fident
Rainey saw his face, one red mask
of blood and hair, with his agate
eyes fiaring up with the glory of the
fight He roared no longer, saving his
breath. One of the men tackling his
legs dropped senseless from the buffet
he got on the side Of his skull, and
Lund's kick sent him scudding across
the deck. limp, out of the fight that
could not last much longer.
All this came as Rainey, still dazed
helped himself by the skylight toward
the companion, going as fast as he
could to get his gun. If he did not
hurry he was certain they would kill
Lund. No man could withstand those
odds much longer.
.Lund killed. 1t would be his turn
next, and the girl would be left at
their mercy. The thought spurred
him, clearing his throbbing head,
Jared by the smashes of his still sense
less opponent who would be coming
to before long.
Then he saw the girl, standing by the
rail, not crouching. as he had somehow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-11

Our orangeade machine Is again on
the job at the fountain, and we have
Just received a lot Of nice sweet or
anges- Court Pharmacy. 14-6t
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-08
DELINQUENT TAX SALE NOTICE

nv direction Or the Board Of County Commissioners.
NOTICE Is hereby, given that. aIl the farm lands,
town. Village and city lots. situated In Bottine6u
County. state of North Dakota, on which the Delinquent
taxes fer the year 1890 remain unpaid on the 18th day
sc December 1921, will on that day be sold for the said
delinauent taxes in the nan ann. proyidsd by law. said
of said county, at Bottineau. y; 2, comHencin.g at ten
disposed 81. @ E&
which the 1920 taxes remain unpaid. and opposite each
description is the total amount due, Including the PEN
atty interest and cost Of advertising.
In the following table the abbre-
w, or n. s. e, W, to be read north one-half. south one
half, east one-half, west one-half, NE Sc, NV, SW
ns. Sc. nv. sw, to he read northeast Il southeast Y.
above authorizations are used; the meaning will be the
same as Il spelled out In full The following as sam.
the northeast n, etc; e NE or e ne will indicate the
east half ct the northeast ", etc. %a
Dated at Bottineau, N. D. Nov. 10, 1921.
Is VIM. M. Martin, County Auditor.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

/Mariorie KearnS, whose talent and
good looks contribute much to the sue
cess of "The Whir Of New York, y at the
Winter Garden.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21

moist and serve on . bed of lettuce.
 Beef En Casserole
 1-2 pounds round steak
 1 green pepper
 1 stalk celery
 ? sprigs parsley
 1 onion
 l carrot
 cup tomato juice
 1 tablespoon butter
 1 tablespoon flour
 salt and pepper
 Have steak cut i 1-2 inches thick. Cut in 1 1-2 inch cubes and scar quickly in hot spider. being careful not to pierce with fort when turning. Put a layer of meat in casserole and sprinkle with the vegetables chopped fine. Add alternating layers to meat and vegetables until all is used Make a sauce by melting the butter in the frying pan in which the meat was scared. Add flour and slowly add tomato juice, stirring constantly. Sea son with salt and pepper enough to season both meat and sauce. Pour over meat in casserole and cook two hours in a slow oven
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
PLAN SIZING WORK NOW

February is the month in which to plan spring cleaning and refurbishing If papering needs to be done engage the paper-hanger even if the spring styles in paper are not yet being shown Look over the porch furniture to see whether or not it's going to need a fresh coat of paint. See wha' condition the window and door screens are in. Plan your garden and order the seeds. Then when spring opens up" there won't be a mad scramble at the last minute.
 Menu for Tomorrow
 Breakfast-Grapefruit fried corn meal mush. sirup. coffee.
 Luncheon--Salmon salad, Parker House rolls red raspberry jam, tea. Dinner-Beef on casserole. plain boiled potatoes, mashed turnips, radishes, steamed fruit pudding. cof- fee.
 My Own Recipes
 Mashed turnips are greatly inn proved by the addition of a few po- tatoes. Mash the potatoes with the turnips and reheat the whole after seasoning. Send 10 the table very hot.
 Salmon Salad
 cup diced salmon
 1-2 cup peas
 hard boiled GEES
 l2 olives stuffed with pimentoes l-2 teaspoon minced onion
 salt and pepper tablespoons lemon juice
 mayonnaise
 Chop olives and eggs. Mix all in- gradients and pour over lemon juice. Let stand tightly covered for Is or 70 minutes Add mnyonnaise to mako
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
$500. 900 BLAZE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. 21.-A spectacular two hours fire which caused damage estimated at S300.0e0 practically wiped out the bigs cars of the Bos- ton Elevated Railway Co. at the Quincy-B line early today. At least 70 new passenger cars with large quantities of stores and other equipment were destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
AGROUND OFF MEXICO.

San Francisco. Feb. 21.-The freighter Alaskan. bound from New York to San Francisco is ashore at Assuncion Island on the Mexican coast about 500 miles south of here according to a message to the marine department of the Chamber of Com
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
FAILS TO ARRANGE MATCH
All Efforts to Bring w. Hoppc and Horemans Togcther-$IO,OOO Of- fered to Have Contest in Philly.

fered to Have Contest in Philly.
 Philadelphia. Feb. 21-Another effort to bring Wm. F. Hoppe. the American billiard champion and Ed ouard Horemans. the Belgian cham pion of Europe. together in this city next fall for the worlds champion ship has failed, following a confer- ence that continued until last night. George F. Pawling. of this city has offered a purse of $1O.O0O to hold the match at the Philadelphia Ice Palace.
 Hoppe. it is said, is willing to meet Horemans in a one-day match for about 1000 points while the Belgian is said to be holding out for a B. 900 point contest at 1S.2 balk line and 2.4O0 points at 1S.1, one match to follow the other.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
AsrrR rprr> APAH1A1|cA ,RIeHT,

The players will be stationed in separate rooms during the match,
 The moves of each will be regis- tered on an enlarged chess board. erected in an amphitheaterfsfo,
New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
(N. E. A. Staff SpeciaD.

New York, Feb. 2l.-Win, lose or s11, 900 for playing "A games of chess with Jose R. Capablanca for the championship of the world at Ha-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
The "OId Fort" Is
To Be Revived

FlsnouA. Mass. guiv s5-T'hs 0'a
For- vhioh Captain stAnaisf ses np
and manned for fhs 9rotectiar d. me
lHtls Pilgrim colonF. is 70 be armed
sga5a. ThwagA ihe in.tiaurt % ihe
Ancient ant honorable ArTllerr
ccrp4ny o. Boston. tho British gov
s-nmfni has taken from the R1ysl
ArsenA 81 wooiwich swo guns ~
ne 1ath cenurv similar II inose o.
TIE Foeei4shers Dsr AID given them
IS memorial guard aVe- tbs graves
"a the Farefathers on Burihl a7in
Colony Svfner " Hedges os Bas-
ihn. former commanaer of the Am
esrts has received throurh Seere
lH-y 81 War Weci7s letter from
ihe nRry department roEtair5nr no-
iiae thar fhe r : : Pftshurrh ha7
been assigned 10 convey The cuns a.
Piss countrT. an6 her co.nann6er hts
heer srstruriea 20 receive ihem ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
MANY DESCENDANTS Or
NlfFL0HER PILGRIMS
In Great Pageant TO Be Held
Ii Plymouth Toaigh.
1920 Actors To Par
faclrais

Frmunsn Mass. July Naf
v-ithstandnr shas 800 wears has
rassed since she Flersn rsshers
landed. no aMe Guilty was encountered
in finding desaenaers ~ 4hase VI
came ln TIE Nay5ower far ahe casa
oi ihe pageant to hs presented here
ia1ishi As tsatUrf of fhe Pilrran
Tercenieaary celebrations
Among lhe principles fer srest
q phnion-nif roles .u the spec1at la
which requires Iep6 ACTORS. ars
Nylas standisA Alden desoendan1 at
aohr Alden eravfaF Esowiand. ass
oenoer1 &. 3uAn Rowland and no.
ward Winslow 7raaford r ana
George Wehsisr nvsr John De.ane.
descendant q Philippe TIE I'd Nog
TIE French cvuri VINO came IN rv-
mouth l-ea also hss pAr- Ia uns
seens IN TIE qaEear; NarfaWer aes
ssndants ONLY VII tafe tba sa,Ts ai
E.rs' SETTLERS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
CHILDREN GROW
TALLER IN HAWAII

aanolulu 7 IT, gnlr 1G Anglo
Saxon children attending psnshou
AoHdemF Hioualulu ore taler ara
weigh more than chldreu az ihr
same Ars attending schools fl ths
continental United States aoaa,-asrr
20 tables q statistics sus' made ruf-
lis hF Dr Lauis e. suMran III
rhropalogist cenneeiea with Bis5a7
uuseuu hara
Dr- Sullivan based his tables ~
comparison un Investigations mssa 81
45-1-l boys ana assse r-Is n tn4
puhlic schools 81 HnFtar 81 Lsuis
MnwamEes Dafl;.na Worcester and
Toruntn His figures ien5 o sh-w
thai PunRhou aeade1nT hars butweer
SIX ana wears q age nclussvs
hare en- average excess weight tne
earh Faar r 1-S paunas. wine 1h~
rtrls have an average excess of
pounds Tha Hrsrsre excess "a
height far hovs ana rerls respective
~ is stated TO BE "a inches and 4s
inches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

WASH urrau. 5asy 1s-Tae Bureau
nf ths Census e fhe Department r
Commerce wI shortly distribute the
annual pau7tle1 showing uo-ton En
red u she -n~aa states trom fhs
eros Of 1a-f The publication WI
show the onanrtY Of cotfur r1une3
flat rraF hv states and tv ronu'iss
The final firv-es Of coFon ciuned are
.ss-81-a ruuuinr hales counting
round as hzis bales. equivalent 10 75.-
ESQ eas Hrales = Ept rour6s ssch Ttss
-was tbs largest cro7 rruVu ffnos
la74 being srS -as euuirsienf Hae
pound fales aarrsr than ths srsrsrs
for shs c-u-s - 1915 II 7sae IN
tus5ve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
GREAT IC[D[RGs BOTHER
OC[ARcO|kG STEAMSHIPS
fceberg rst-o, Is Kept Snsy Il
Lanes Of Ocesn; Are VerT
Dangerous To
s'Ff Ships

Br'tar MISS su1r 1g-1cehs~Cs III
Y IssAa size 4nd number, one # -hem
ans-es 70 r0rtasn enough ire ~
snp1v tbe homes q. B large Ta-- At
The osurt-y sg- ibs rest @. ths sur-
men hare been encountered hr tie
Tnne6 Stsses c'aas. Guard Guitars
Seneca ana TAnBt-SE which are
pole :inr tie ocean steamship James.
Stree early February the TritAt
States government acting unda- IL
arfsrnafional agreement and L. IN
sensational expense. has 7nAirtAinet
shs annual soeherr patrol. The cnas;
rna-t tsner have heapea many ves-
eass fc steer safe course thraurA
the danger zane. Some have beer
srt-icsiea from ssrious positions
c.hsrs hsve been wsrnes when shsF
were heRde6 tor II. srs.
The open winter caused q large
runs.e- " herrs 10 tr'enf AWAY aErlF
sre driss sarsh They have aseame
an ahpn-nzaly SERIOUS 1nensse ic
navigation. according 10 naval c1A-
Gers. Many sre ot huge dimensions
TH rsart ~ HM the arehe-rs is
described hr LasutHnE1. Canmander
Y +. Smith. navigator ~ The Seneca-
ss approximately une third ~ mild
scrr zr6 towering II feet above the
water. This berg remained II sicAt
so- nearly month. during which
time II t-hweaAea 800 miles. The
~srariss al the ice movements hre
shcv-n ny the fsci TINT another berg
rircsed sl,ou; the vessel. covering IS
tnsles n three DAYS.
AT .i1nes The patrol noHss hH5s
eone a11ngside the floating ratrigerh-
trrs to obtain cracked Sce far the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

vAra~oam rr huge chunks which
oonld he melted 7o refaenish lhe
fresh water SUPPLY
Although plans Cor rl0ainr iha
seas q, these dangers 70 navigation
have been proposed The cassi guard
officers snslsi fhs icehsrss "aI rule
IRE northern saa Their S-e await
inc With interest," reports q szPe1-
mems made ~ ths DESTROYER Brecf-
srridce which shot several htrrs
WIN farpedoes Some q ihe roAsi
rnar3rsn are frankly sasTaicai q
ihis PIN and inslsi thai torpedo
wauid make no more impression on
Ill iceberg thar & paprun wonlc 90
s mountain q co-tcn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

Txfe Aspirin unsF as told IL oa1a
package of genuine BEve- Tablets y
Asrxr.n -sen vou VIII Ae follow r.
TIE directions An2 dosage woTkaa
cut ~ physicians dHrHe = years
and proved safe sy millions Tx
no chances with xuhsIi1utes y ve1
see the Rxrer Cross oz ast5eas veg
CAR take then without sesr f0g Gods
headache. NAurs.glEv RAhumaiisla
Ek-sc1e. Tco.haSAe, IlumhAce RHe
scr Pain. Ezsn6v tn e,0xss ci Twelve
sBAscix cost few canss bragg isss
also stl sg-re- packages Asqif
Is rs trade mark d, Bsvsr Nanuiae
ture e. Nonusce1scaci6esier q Sa3icg-
iirsrs6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
RAILWAY COMPANY
70 ENrENr s71o.o1.

Oklahoma Ctr, jury 1.-THE 0k-
aahoua RAlwEr Coupanr d Okla-
ao1DR CITY. soaHv flied AZ application
with ths corporation commission to
AXIS extensions Rid changes in irs
straet car lines II tha: city which
involve ans expen diturs af APPROX
mEtalr s.De.eDu The improvements
sncaude & rev tine ta connect ths
C3aitol and CuIss'Taur llne Also a
nav lire u -lnwooa Boulevard ex-
tending 10 rfnnsylrR1iB avenue. and
nsw slDe On 5lRcFvslder Avenue
in the retrranEeueus the eompanv
asked permission ta shandon Z few
shrr.. pieces II r-scs
The application is ssr far hearing
III August .nt. "-s 80 EHfvH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

New York. jelly 1s-Sricides Il
New York we're nure 7reraler-
among married persons than sirEi-
ones II dsem i was shown N tn
report q Ctief Medical Examiner
Norrls. MADE gvubilc to6ar
The teta1 uEus,er RI suicides fer
the Fsar was placed st 7e- OF The
victims So were married. ~ si1-
g1s. Joe widcwk- two divorced and sx
whose social status was uDdeternia-
&C. Figures for The first ssx -ncrth~
C this year show that - more per
sens killed. themselves thar II the
corresponding period N 1seG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

The COS; q producing ION cI
hard coEl lis from Two and hHf t.
1hrae tinas IS great sc far miu1nr
ton " N3turl1nans roEl hactuse ihs
hads are EaspHr. ihinnar and r~n-
ally inclinaa st staagsr angles than
1h0ss q ths soft coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Cfa arc Gas
Carrie Dsrke-scn 70 Fred Hsader-
man Assignment s 80 p W Il.
s az. SW - 15-2w
Pralr5e OH a. Gas COMPANY 10 G.
Z Coffin. ct ux. Release, 9 IS Il.
NV 7H-17-sw
C,onscysnccs
Perry G. MeCov ct AK to Anna
MARIN. NJ H. Z > "a. 100000. 10.
>. block IS. New Crescent
District Court
; C Wilson 10 ONO ssnler ~ H 3.
ISer. 12 =. S17s54 NJ. gs-I7-
~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
CHARACTER

"A mans character Is the reality
of himself His reputation is tho
o3inion Others have formed of him.
Character IS in him. Reputstion is
from ether peorle The one Is the
saf.stznce-fhe other the shadow -
Henry Ward Beecaer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

Eat no meats and lightly ct Other
fcoe- Take three ~ Chamberlain
Tablets 10 cleanse out your stomach
ana fcne up your liEer 10 this and
wifaiu . day or TWO YOU shonld 8e
feeling fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

TIE pay of captain II re United
States Navy anoun's 70 the same as
that o. ~ army colonel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

WANTED - C4esn. light cotton rage
al Leader Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13

"That Is Vary pretty s1id -tsdam
~mrse. alseoReref ST RAal,-As ss1i-
-atf,r : white Satin turhss which
yneerph vas holding ia lis nFaf. The
ifr4le hst wsSh ais uhsse os-~rh lac
irr has snee been knew1 Az the
Curie tlrtal- as Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12

ron SALE or tfsic Tor Tulsa income
property. 23c.acro farm one milo OF
GOOD town all smooth land. Address
IU,k hos No, L. Vera, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12

BEAUTIFUL. room tuuEHIuv. Ius' com
plrtcd. lu NIi'trv.I HF.tHiar luf. heavy
lsidr"ud FLOORS. trari.tul nhufD and
uEhf utturea. IiIr bath. EIHHN.u Iu
sleeping porch. rsffiTc.ttuI room. every
known bull. iu feature white euauUl
woodwork. rrice $3.50 with 81 200
cash. Cedar -Iaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12

FOR QUICK SALE -A6a acres Of Mssls.
Fippl Delta land has produced 400 bales
" cotton in one season. -Four miles
west of NicisHh"rR Miss. Seven rcut
houses. Worth $500 Der acre, but ths
fIrtt one who offers me f7A Will make
mo hcst deal he over made on lHud.
Will cell now At that figure, John 7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12
BEAUTIFUL NJ APLE
RIDGE

.Iuss completed substantial two
story brick house OF eight spacious
rooms with sleeping porch. East
front: interior decorations cXcop-
tional walls are cansassed and
painted In OIL tasty electrical fix
turcs has two baths, private shower,
three layatOries, large high basement,
furnace. laundry two car garage and
servants quarters. This beautiful
home can bc bought at practically
replacement value. a sharp reduc-
tluu TO effect "A quick sale. Please
telephone Cedar 217 for appoint
ment,
The b. NJ. Grotkop Co.
20i Kennedy Bldg. Usage l293
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE :



HOUSES uOW SALE SIS
nEATTtFui room bungalow us' com
Nstdr"ud noui-. r~auutW mhufG ami
light uftur"s, liIr bath glHH".d lu
Known buIlt.iu feature. white euamal
woodwork. rrice $3.50 with 81 200
cash. Cedar .ist
BHoApAooH ADDITION
IIve room modern burgalo~
uun tloora thfUughuuf
.npmol finish, fine dscoratior-
and CLANCY Wuutsl and rlortri.
cal rNturcH large basement
Hiso FaraEc and drive Pri,r
only 5000, terms only 81 ooo
cash balance like rout CAL
early fot appointment Phone
Usage 6oSs
GUY FROM owNHR- Apsftmsnt site 90
feet frou office buildnE. usnEe 2gia.J'
CAN'T BDhT THIS
hitsroom duplcS. garage, near car lihe.
500 cash. balance easy osuSe Nlo.l
CLOSE IN. near hiFh and rural schools
on pavement 'hroe rooms and1 batn
flee Tor cash. pHnre h6iGaJ
DANDY TWO ROOM HOUSE. rood we'll
ON paving hair block Of car line. splsn-
ulb location sewer aud rity water IN
cedar 1850
nrptl,N rt.h,.,o.,,, ,,,,,I., iy, ..r.
arsia haths onE floors in tro r,otrs
paving paid out on car line, ltH "a
bargain, $500 cash. llaff Son
tDsEe g.
EAST FRONT
iIye-roor, modern hardwood floors
sl through on pavement one
block ot or Prineipel $1,000.
1Iooo coah' baIhnre Hk" rent 'nH
'HaEe coz.
EAST SIDE Su room duplex house.
good VOL of water on back porch IA
rage. ipii pige lot. i3,2b0. 5000 cash
balance easy monthly payments. Call
w isn't ''asr 1850, so,-.--.--.--..
hNThN ,lso eaHh; rn,s yon IN pm..
cottage. nicely Decorated. 'clore to pa,
irg c0r line ana school balance t1b
pet, month D"ni overlook thlH' but
'"'' ''"'
,g,,.,,y,,,,
,,..,.. ftN ~ LOON ,,,,,.n
,vi,i.' Yn i,,"'la.. ~
ssh,ute', ,nd Icy hi,e,s ps,o'"st"' w. "s, ne. ~
ann up. to-nnle f9l caR moys
rish' rn hnnis,i. ioo ,,1SigVV'o,s.s
1853 or Osare 6Oss
YADOk INV. co
2iS.is Security BldE
FIVE RooMs. and breakfas, room. H.-
rare driveway large east front lot, on
nEveDept rood location only gg7kO
OreFe a7or 81
a., ..,,,,.......-.- .-.---.a
F'N SALE hisc-fhoIn mouse ana gs-
ase' 10y 'ySl'o, n'". H,hVoi phn a.
rifed r r. pohrrta Sst n tJu.ser
,.,,t" 80, ,...,.-.,,, -s,os 80 .r..,L-
'Hi, 'E.sA sNim H., ptGp'f' 81 1'0' h"s' T'n'h'
y w., 80
Wy % ~. ~ D," Ngh E.sE"hn tiA tiA
A,r - - ~, M, w. i,.,'
'",, 'p"sn -1tEr wv """'"'' "'""'
FOR SALE Hy vner. On easy tsrmt
broom, modern houne, garage and back
2rd fenced Win s-foui woyen ~ite.
10 N"rth wheeling, OsaEr 15is-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12
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Nt'sT ~ SOLD
A brruifu bungalow on North F.N00d
must Lp sold; need money. price Wiz
be reduced 10 make ~ sell ana ~ going
10 be- sold lr the neSt few days. RE
ROOMS aud brouEfRaf room. aII large
hard "0ud floors. Insnisl. basement. a.
. rage. drive, place practically new, Am
not gOlHr ~ state prIu" Make your
offer. Wu o. to.'gsi|e Dsags 1910,
NUW tRDpN UDr-. t"D gNRAGL
Iuur FrraH Of rp'ruuih land, on Fedrrs.
drive. gas ln front ~ lot. VIII sol s.
the iup price or $500. balance "a7f
terms r. g. uDlymou CO. phone
'a|Hr Rag, -.....-
NORTH EIWoOD front oorrrr lot
close ln. DIX room bunGal0N ail bNit.a'
I.artiraH ma4tel. large rooms bAt"
frsnt raraEe. real bargain. lt ~"
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You will fnd Nj. Farmer tilllnE his soil
and getting handsome returns during
tho months OF January. February and
March. instead of hovnrinE Ground tho
fire IN go effort 10 Keep warm. Tho
variety of crops grown are too numerous
20 mention, lemons. grape fruil, lines
aud nfaHgeE corn. cotton, aifalfs, po-
tatnca ana cabbage. are among ths
staples. our routing Is VIA Houston,
Galveston. HrownHyille aud San An
tonic. Low rstea including meals ana
pullman hccunimosi ationA A busineas
ttIp ~ well aA pleasure for business peo-
ple Youth want TO buy after per
Hnnai investigation Poo further par
tloulara call az room a2l Roberts nag.
Phone Usage T2st -t99s. 4. 4. Martin.
4 naILn
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''s'f " 't' WV ~
I've room modern bungalow
uu'I tloora thfuughuuf
'rpmI finish. fine decorations
and clarry u,nutsl and rlortfi
yti NNturcH large basement
Hlsu garaGr and drive Hri'H
only $4,000. terms only VI Onn
cash balance Hike reut. CAL
early fot appointment Phone
Usage 50Ss
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wANTED-ro nU,
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ExCHANGE-AUTo 10

COMPLETE travelling moving picture
show to trade for car. j. B. Maxwell.
Keystone, okla.
DODGE TOURING car to exchange for
lot. Good mechanical condition, good
/ rubber. N. A. Broking. OR & Gas
journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-12

WORTH tgICA-tlosp 90 vsuuct east
front Dot. two small h"uuCa. reii, 81 600
esHy terms. Oahga jtVs,