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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

\ TERRACE IKlN r. bargain, EN large
rooms an nicely decorated. brcuIlfa.t
room hath buut.u features tu tu,
Kitchen. mautol wuh huht ,u nook''arH.
""h HooLF 'nInush"uI '"iuh'uh' 10" TUT
n'." Snd eur EaI"h. N.ln ''.,n "ilN,
way. rms '7 yer, "I'.. ,ltT hN"b b"."".
i''atcd m % F.i''' h',t 'hHf i""b "h "
noautiful loi "'N-,g MuHi b. t"'n !"
D. hppreci"i,3. in," "nl' - cog ".'h
, ''"' ''''' ""''''''' ""'''
49, -
fAhE blI''h IINiIf nave '''
beautiful loig facing Tcrraee, drive rive, On
Nhlch we huNN y'" Ol,."' mo. ~
,sb ,,i"b ,iy trg r, ,n,r,h .u ban
AZ ,rn rr1I,,,.itiG9 ',rd van vii hs",
lust what tuu nav, h,,n looking Tor
tnT Mr. Ferrrll a., cedar In ''
a bHANp nov oIo"m huplcs with
S'e,plnE p'' ,n'', w. ~. 'i' s o6r
sar,s an sesPyiGIs 6girsv St sn "" cor ""'' 'O''
BUNGALOW BARGAIN rive isrEe
garago fun size lot, ample c'pSot room
sud aug nu,l 10 ''"," ~. = w." & uug' nun,
out aof'" 100 cas-" aid balance soSy ,rtrins r
ITlgG '%o"V Gsa ts71 i"lss' fss - w. 'u"'
,,,uc.I,, ,l,.., .,i,,,,. ,,I.,,,,,.
j." ,,',c,, sanl ,.,l,,
= 400 yyiI t,En in lot GalI Sa,gn
;sCi.
=, u,,,,SJ ~. ,,,,i.., ,,..,
hAh.iAiH IM,M ,-i"'" nrp''' ,, ,Wo
nahtels' .A,te f1"U'H. InYn,,h 'n over
s,aoaI VI ana i' Naturalization. a.. 5000. tsrms
:, rit he bnycr. S.u cedar GG.
,ps.p,,n,U s,.i S|g 10 -, -, r"o,a. ,,o,,
htoAbM''h p'ff'ln, slh rooms. hrrth
,or15Inst'.r r,|r,cc OAK fl',o-. hest ~
d,roration. and srtuotoG On u.gIest pa,i
~ no addition 0ugrr nuI Of tt,y
-'-' l"' "'I''" '''"'.
Il O"NEE iE'.tnom bungalow, oak
work IN the Kitchen "a paving uud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

,STHlNg SUITS. CAPs AND SHOES
L. WATT. i0o ). nOrLnEN AT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

foHEH PRICES paid for second hand
clothing, shoes, hats, etc. Phuno Co,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

WANTED I.,rm land. In eastern OINr.
hrma or northwest ArtanHas liav'
purchasers Bud also rum' good prop'fttDs
fut trade clarke " stanford. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

NLW AND SBCONp-iiAND store aud
sestaa-ST; SiI:pDsbt. butcher supplies
meat bi',ks, scales. tools. etc. Cedar
500 % N FIRST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

FIVE ROOM apartment, On paved street.
$50 per month. can at 1851 T.. Fourth.
Phone Usage 7l2t.
FOSTORIA, r.. Sea Fouf.rlul ap4rt.
ment. mudurn. pr.vt', lat.. downstairs.
Usage 1877 or Cedar 1925
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

'OR SALE OR TRADE--Smsu coal strip
ping OUTFIT. two teams. two wagons. two
,loWs. slips. etc, also grtst mill outfit.
tone huhr. steel crushor corn shelter and
ixtures H. G.. Shcdlehar. Dawson. OK a.
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STORAGE
$500 SQUARE FEET

oJbN' ''Nt y N'Nh 'fi'
i,25o feet first floor, same second
East Third and Owasso, city Phones
Usage 236-6dn9
WASTFD--IO RENT g2
a., snes this h.aains uso BE- psn Ia sd'ants.
LARGE unfurulshed sleeping rooms steam
heated. close IN. private entrance. s5i- r.,
caro- world
WANTED -By Srpteinb"r goth four or
6-room strictly mon-ru apartment, or
b-room bungalow on south siur. ON paved
street, two adults GIVE particulars and
location. 2T7 +. world.
WAErED-Sout,ubc oth four ur "
room cottage ur apartment for adults
permanent ~ rent reasonable, Address
NAB, world,
WANTEI 10 NENT-GarnRc near M.
toeutA ana Boulder can Usage sl3J,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

lr,um u.. ..,.v. 5000. ,ud , Ha.t n'o.hs
tf.... ra..u.nI ..ru |.'H.. tus. t.Hut. WrI
u' Nptrf. u.r'l.. nNHw'N'.. unN o.. 900
ttT ..itf Odd.
r.... ..gi .... v.t i..If ..u Do bum
.,i,o ~ Yr H.. ..i af' u.U
...t ..... .I ...II lI... Gaia lsa.H
,.... .,stt .i.... .....f.. ,...I. .u,l.r,
..,,.,.., o., .i .u' mil a.. lat
,,. ..t. monthly
....,,., "a. o.. AZ. E..t
f| ..' \',' iI' q WIZ f''" '' Wv .'
iu' N'W nHHH'N" "N Woo .'h|N "l' 'l'
r""nH hhI u.U'Hi'l t".". t,. .h' ~. W
Wv. Nr.'W,nl '"NEN'" '' ''I l''u',i
hrI0."d floors 'h',W n.nN n',Iu' n',I',,ui ,uii
' ' rt t.turoH.
,,,. .,..,.,,t. lnp, viii
,t.t ,...t ..a
,''' .
/ : 800 WITH NlO' r'" n,', e,t,,r, ,Ut",.
."i l"t' ".'l''.. '"' %" "'"" ''' "h'
/ '"oo 'Ntn nHl balance NDo p'' m|H,n
'ur tN.H HiIf"'ll't n'' '''v". ~
rn"HH. sI''uint r"t'h. nun hu''' ~" ~
B tuf'H lu b., rhrt I1u'.| hHNl va n"uN
I 't "'H. "lh '7t h''N I'I'" W ~,
! t'E" arA modern t'INH.l Idni 'rtH
/ @p.'ldd in!I ,rrl from ',i nus W "n'
/ $500 'Asu ani own thr me-" f.room
! bungalow. iuU Hh'h ,"'h'l i"i, h''ls
| decorated. hrhuilIul ci'' 'll''l uA,Hi's.
/ lutINIu u' " t"". pal H'h'H 80 I'f
/ month 'nll 'Htg" -.uo
1000 ltrVN nnLfn the first my
,p,ut uu 3. room house. block W
rtvomcnl CLOSE 20 car IRE. cheap
RAJ and vhrhp electricity. also will
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$500 CASH buys new 5.room, modern.
bungalow, IN Torrsce Drive, with oak
flrurs, built. features, with basement
and garage. only g. 500. Call Mitchell
with Terwllleger rrusv, Usage Gi32'
Jb2s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

SODA FOUNTAIN and confectiorrty fiS
'uTcr. located at Hcaldtuu. okla. Must
hC moved next 10 days Complete outfit.
This is bargain, easy terms Write or
wire CTosman Fountain Co, Dallas Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

For SALE -Baby sulky. 81. one white
tsssiuVt. cost $40 viii tax, s.. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

PRICES paid for second hand
D.. shoes. hats. etc. Osage i72s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

SB HDNEN--produCcr 20 ConHurpr.
X lo.pound palls $50. twelve 5-pound
= order. j. W Taylor & son. Hce,
e, Texas. Reference. Beovlie Bank
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


KtAL ESTATE FOX RENT
rINTS-IIRNI 10
WANTED Your. hu.r... y.,.,,- 3, or
sceplas room 2' IN oa1tcn iI Rouse o' S.e S9a
1885.
,,,,., -.
~ - ''' "'N' ..... -
At lkACIiNE b-to"'n. m"1.ru BUNGALOW,
r'f'. terrace Drive. u. p.t month.
,as@ ,sy-. :.
IDSIpN, s., 1UI2. Six tiuus laI to-
,tpu'h hh!l' tn1urin hNa' u' "nI EH-
ats 49,. ~ - lir't3lt sf 5'"'. ,.'a'' a., ~,
S QUAKER fi,. In.rru r'.I.r .I r,,,,
and gnrag,. can 0s,r. 3g7'
a. = y y j. y, lt4S- -S"ycn-room
hiGHrEENTH vs., 9l2 West Tu'ua new
modern 4.rnnW l"uS" lHrg" barn. WIN
rent mousse s''"'''.. .i. 'Al 'a"E" 'i5l.
mod.tn d,m,N. "n ur.Ht Lnoc car
Hn., ''". i'' 'HI'IN'I'"N 'AH 'Hik'
- %.
FOR RENT SNth. Last ih"h. lag. 3.
room. modern house. u"ara sl. E1"
...
/ IoK hEIi -SlN. room. nui''n house.
l'"l D MAIN $40. 'dI b'Nh" lSat
..
fvR RENT Modern .HW bungalow
NOR lhF's'in' ht TO-. tf. 'Ia'.
close to central park. ruono osasr
rOR RENT Fiyc.room modern huus.-
low az 1916 L.. sixth. S55. can Usage
ssh.
FOR pE%T.-,n,.b, cg ,--,,r, .t,,,,,..,
Hodsr ard OWassa streets. '''''
ron REST room. story rs.i-
! r.r5ir g1rnrr III s,Ilfry.,.f r.r, f
| ioeia': easy Walking distancc. two blocks Ks
! from street cor. During business hours
non pr,N,.r t,,.,,af,,,. -. .,....
mo nnrrb gs'I, ,,,,,r,iii,a, '''' ~
ceiient donii,.or good loea,ion, north side.
| other times. cal Osare l4s9
- --.----------
FOR RT>r- -cros,,o It,,sn,s otr,,, roo,,,
four bedrooms. hardwood n1ors. base
! ment and garage. Phone Usage aloO.-
FOR RENT four-r5om houss. haif of
duplek modern, private hath. 1907 L.
s,15 p,,>,r -, ,,,,,.,- -,
s,r.a.. - ,sIt +, rb,rd I'm w.
o732
FOR RENT-Ncw i-room house at vern
Eva WIZ i'C,,, S,pCHS ''S,I ,, y r "he ias M
! porch. eau CodHr az
| ron RENI,- Modern 4 room, house ia.
| Gated l0l7 5. quaker. 500. Osagc 1898
|
'ON MN ar EN- or i'N ''r'"
| ltoA =, Jefferson groom modern mousse
glass sleeplhs poIch' .niuLhlsh'd On pave
men ings ''0S' u ''' anu '''"'S' N"'' ''''"-
''
! i5,,t, I5,,S,., -,
/ - ~ -, -, ,,,,, r,,yiy d.,,,Pp.I osnyo
| es7I.
EGi, RE4r--5,, roam modern bo,,e,
es9 ;. lotk'o"n' 40 Hstse o'@'
| FOR kENl-sol $ Frisco, s-room modern
] house, two baths, sleeping porch, back
/ porch screened, large attlc, sarag' two
/ rooms IN nasemg1t' can De rented as
duL.eA, o"ase o.. -. -----
. FOR RE- I-Eood f-room housH' luI.
H9uth It'oa gag on ~ su.1 "S'' NOT
tspD r,>.i' ~ -,rt,, Va,
Tulsa. Gsare 7Ofi
t,,,p pI,N,1, r,,,al,,,,- ,,,,,,,, E,1,y, ,gitb D.
| ~ Garago roa,,nahin rsnt osa.,.
onay "'eN'
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ABBY sULKY Tor sale. also ono stay
1907
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EAL ESTATE FOR RENT

sTT0M farm to rent, 25O-scre bottom
farm In walking distance to town and
good school. - miles from Tulsa, on
main road. Livestock, farm implsments
for sale cheap. Write giving reference
and amount Of help. Address li5-F.
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

I'M N""T| \ U||II UI-"-Tl| U-T N
.N.II... fog I.a. ura.. OBJ lEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

DRtg FIXTURES and soda fountain.
ready ,or immediate shipment. Com
tiete uutft. latest buffet shelving. Pur-
chaser lost location and sacrifices cash
paid on outfit VIII sell Tor balance duo.
small cash payment. balance monthly
payuents write or wire Grosnan Foun.
tain Co. DALLAS. Texas
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MISCELLANEOUS roH SAFE a,

HIGHEST PRICES paid for meu's -rvond d.
hand clothing, shoes and hats. Phone
pssaa inbs.
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EIGHTH, r., 2iO5--Fuur rooms aud bath,
nGiuTnished. Osage 7isS,
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LIsTGNGs WANTED
NOTICE
PROPERTY DWl

NOTICE
PROPERTY OWNER
" your property H. priced right we want
10 lat IL as We have cliunts for all prices
end locations can Osage B792. j. l..
Lennon co. 202 Security bldg.
WANrED-Diroct from owner, ten or
20 acres within four miles Of Tulsa.
GIvo particulars first letter. Address
tlG-F, world.
WANTED To buy broom modern housc.
cloaa to school aud transport alton.
Have good car and $500 as first payment.
Usage ba0b.
WANTED to buy direct from owner,
small modern house IN suburbs ut
Tulsa with acreage for garden and chick
ems. give prices terms. description and
location Ia first letter. Address lJO-f.
world.
WI NEED istinFH, II you have a house
or other property for sale. see or phone
Us OAago sl6 OF Gao. u. &, Powcrh y
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$3.50 MAKES tho first payment on
brand new 5-ruuu house. nice
decorations harwoud ilours. plenty
~ built.in TEXTURES. garage aud
basement and On the pavement.
can you beat this n inlerratcd.
can Sir. r. l.. Mll,r Usage oJ2.
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.p SELL go-cart, fihof reed, Ike
E OsaEe 1893. 10 y. King
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COSCnwTE trash burners, well rein
forced. 81 delivered. ossge t0o2-R
fGp0 - TroOEt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-16

JAPANESE PAPER WANTS
. 49, >- X e. r.. TO ExPEL MISSIONARIES

Tokio.-(By Mail to United Press
The attention which has been called
to the burning Of certain missionary
schools in the Chientao district on
the Korean border which were sus-
pected Of being used as headquarters
for irsurgent Korean bands, has once
more brought the missionary ques-
ton to the fore in Japan. as,ea,.-, Il
The Hochi, sensational sheet with
circulation, suggests that
it may be best to exclude missionaries
from Japan, just as the United States
excludes Japanese laborers from her
shores. A. 81 -.5x.. -
.t'Christian missionaries are disturb
ers Of the peace Of the Orient" says
the Hochi. ''Not only, do they insti-
gate rebels in China and Korea, but
they dare do so even in this country.
Should we not follow the example OF
America and prohibit the entry into
this country Of missionaries" =
|. Christianity is assailed from an
other angle by the Kokumin, which,
as has several other papers, expresses
the belief that this religion is becom-
ing altogether too temporal. { r..
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INCOME TAX FACTS .tts 49,
ALL SHOULD KNOW

Many inquiries from newlyweds
as to the amount Of taxable income
for the year 1920 are received by
the Bureau Of Internal Revenue. In
many cases both parties were TN
ployed up to the wedding date and
the point on which advice is sought
is whether the joint income must be
shown. The ruling of the Bureau of
Internal Revenue is that if they
were married on or before Dec. 81,
1920, a return must be made of
their combined income, if it equaled
or exceeded $4,000.
. Separate returns Of income OF
each or return of their combined
net income of husband or wife ex-
ceeded $4,000, separate returns
should be filed for the purpose OF
correctly computing the surtax
which applies only to incomes in
excess Of that amount.
The newlyweds are entitled to q
$4,000 exemption plus the additional
5000 for each dependent under 1s
years Of age or who is incapable Of
. self-support because mentally OF
physically defective. This exemp.
ton may be divided in any proportion
in separate returns Of husband and
wife if filed that way.
l. "And remember that March Is
1921, is the final date for filing re-
turns and payment pf one-fourth
of the amount Of income tax due
is the admonition Of the Bureau o.
Internal Revenue. .,siJ.
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!
CONDEMN TERM aFAlR SEX
English Women Go on: Record .as op.
posed to Phrase belonging TO r. 4
!, :%@n4gf 4 Byaone Aae.w *& kan M

It has been officially declared in Eng
land that women, en- bloc. are neither
week" nor fair At least the Won.
EMS Freedom league, under the lead
ership OF Councillor Margaret Hodge.
has put a ban on; the terms flair SEX
and weaker SEX "Spinster'''' and
"mother-iE-law''s have also been put
on the feminine index. Further, It is
averred once and for all time that !: I Vii
.WOman's Judgment is Us good 2as
mans. # ..ss8.$"s !. 5t@< Ell Il s@
Women talk less than men. y
Women can keep a secret. 5:5:
Zone Irritating CUSTOM said MISS
Hodge, 'comes from an age when to be
fair was wOman's first and foremost
duty. The only women who counted
We're for ornament rather than for use.
Women may be the weaker sex physi-
cally, but certainly not morally. The
name m0ther-in-law Is still the stand
by Of farces and comic literature. It
is an idea from some bygone age
London Chronicle. Fl: g.5i 4 s&sfSs I
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GIGANTIC BLAZING COAL
UNDER CITY OF SCRANTON
q. (Continued From Page II

III Continued From Page II $ .t,%
a commission from the state depart
ment of mining. Concrete walls,
four feet thick, are being built in all
tunnels and crevices, leading to the
fire. 49,. ..,:.- ~ - .s.$l3. s,,,-t o.. r.
III sections Of adjacent veins, re-
mote from the scene of the fire, tenn
peratures of ITO degrees Fahrenheit
have been recorded as a result OF the
fire. ~, 5:5&E .
The abandoned mines of the Peo-
pies Coal company, communicating
with the Central mine, where the fire
is located, contain large quantities OF
gas. Z If the fire should come in con-
tact with this gas, an. explosion would
result, the effects of which are meal
culable,' according to experts. There
is no immediate danger of this, the
experts add comfortingly, and it is
predicted that within a few weeks,
through the present method Of fight
ing the flames, the fire will be smoth--
cred. 80 s. , &.}.,a s',...5 '-.,. zT: g ,
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up STREAMERs" WIN CLASS
K DEBATE AT N. E. CHURCH

The debate, given by members of
the up Streamers'' and .'Philathea"
classes of the Methodist Sunday
school, was largely attended last
night. The subject of the debate
was Resolved that the United States
take the lead in world Disagreement. ;"
Three girls Of the Philathea class.
Misses Florence Bagley, Lucille
Jameson and Jensen took the at
firmative and three boys from the
cup Streamers,," Paul Bagby, William
Jameson and Raymond Farr, the
negative. E, ,s.i ,>....ss. via u,
Decision was rendered In favor OF
the negative, by the judges consisting
OF Dr.. Palmer, M. w. Deputy and
Rev. William Kamphenkel.
A whistling number n was given
during the program. by Mrs. Ness
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EACH WEEK SHOWS GAIN
in LUMBER MARX EIllNC.

Each week shows some gain in the
lumber market according to the Am
erican Lumberman, though the vol
urne of sales continues below normal
for this season Of the year. Retail
1umbermen il various sections Of
the country are putting forth more
effort to stimulate business than;
for many months and an unusual
feature Of this is the liberal adver-
Using space being taken In many
communities BY them. rs. rs. q q
Production remains at a. very low
.ebb, so that although orders so far
booked BY the producers have ex-
ceeded the amount of lumber pro-
duced. Stocks on hand at shipping
points, therefore, are being gradually
reduced and it is becoming increas-
ingly difficult to place orders for
mixed items. On the Pacific coast
in the Douglas fir territory there
is = good deal of lumber which still
may be obtained at bargain prices
because the material was produced
when saving upon other orders and
is Of character, grade or working,
not in great demand today. In the
South there is some stock OF a like
character, but there the market is
brisker and . firmer tendency in
quotations is to be noted, with here
and there an increase in price on
some items in particular demand.
Because 50 many Of the mills are
shut down and because production
iss at such q low ,ebb It is becoming
very difficult indeed to place orders
fof special cutting stock. This means
and lumber il this class and SO far
rs this end Of the business goes it
lis to the liking of the producers.
Generally, lumber prices, however,
vary considerably and while there is
:
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BIG TASK.

One Of the big causes Of delay in
the movement Of freight Is the heat.
Ing Of the journal boxes Of car axles,
commonly called ''hot boxes" When
one journal box in a train gets seri-
ously hot It is necessary to stop the
whole movement Of traffic until the
condition can be remedied. This
makes very. timely a series Of tests
now being carried on at Purdue uni.
versity, to determine accurately the
benefit to be derived by using 'venti-
lated lids instead Of the solid lids
now almost universally used on the
axle journals, The tests consist Of
eight-hour runs with heavy loads at
high speed. during which accurate
records. ,are kent Of the temperature
attained in each class Of apparatus.
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COMPANY K WILL BE .. ). i: I #*5.si.
~ INSPECTED TOMORROW

All members Of Company X are re-
tquired to be present at the inspection
tomorrow. night with all equipment
with. them. The meeting has been
called for eight o'clock. Following
the inspection, the payroll forsS the
last half Of 1920 will be: signed by
those who have pay coming. Several
who were not paid in the first half
Of, the year, will receive payment on
the newspayroll< ls, iI VII 4v
The inspection is to be held at the
rooms OF the Bemidji Civic and Com.
MERGE association. :& EE$%5 s.z7ltg - .ff
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a firmer tendency in the market,
it is still possible for buyers to OBJ
tain. real bargains. Nh. sts Is 5l: s5
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Il A. H. Hanchettz and wife, formerly
Of Malta, Montana, arrived in the
city this week and are staying at the
farm home of; I. T. Smith in the
township OF Eckles. Mr.. Hanchett is
Mrs. Smith s father In the spring
ME-. and Mrs: Hanchett will make
their home on the farm, which they
have purchased. NJ. 5e, :'SsA MAJ ~ Il s r
A Mr.. and Mrs. August Ekberg left
for their home at North Branch to-
day aftersvisiting at the e. J. Glover
home for the past few days. Mr.. Elk
berg lisa brot her Ct Mrs, Clover 81. sz s
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III |. Gen ! ! T|URY'll'
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Some Hadn't Noticed
W \ I - I 4

s.I saw q number 81 Jokes in your
column last night" q sympathizer
tells us, but he doesn't say II they
were any good, nor does he give '1s
any. Well, thanks anyway, old top,
some people hadn't noticed any. y
Things We Notice. r. ~ q
!; That woman has Just as much llt'1
right to- chew gum as has man and
that they quite frequently make use
Of it,, 3 u 5ts, T IT, .5sl .5s 3.
That man is becoming an artist at
doing mosaic work on his face. with
a safety razor. Sometimes he IS 9
cubist.@1 . s-s:s !. Y ,S. r.. .-&s$. :
= VI That it is still the fad to wear the
goloshes unbuttoned although the
weather is somewhat warmer than it
was when the open front style was
first adopted. = rs. $500 ss<: ..5s H.,
s That, bald-headed BARRIERS are the
most enthusiastic would-be sellers
Of hair restorers and tonics.
v That the guy who gets a black eye
hasn't always lost his fight.
{ That if a newspaper makes mis-
take, everyone sees it. ~ w.
: That if a newspaper tells some
thing straight, nobody believes it.:
That everyone wants to get their
item on the front page. ~ =.
E That when you want what you get,
you don't get it. r.. ... g. <g
That this is the last line you nave
read. .$&-yy. + = r H. -
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Y Medals Lone In Use.

Medals are, Of ancient origin. The
word medal, or medallion, was first
applied to productions of the mint Of
ancient Rome, or struck in provinces
under the empire. Medals were made
by belligereht nations during the war
and awarded to soldiers In recognition
Of distinguished service.
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CITY TEAM DEFEATED s ,:.51 {: "A. 4
AT M1NOT LAST NIGHT

The Bemidji city basket ball team
met defeat last night at the hands Of
the Minot city aggregation, accord
ing to word received here late last
evening. The contest terminated
with the score 48 to 20. a second
game will be played tonight with
the same team, On the return, trip,
the locals will play Crookston Thurs
day night. WEN 5as5 ~, E !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-16
Telephone Statistics.

Telephone wires in \ the United
States have reached the enormous to-
tai length Of c22,SoT, 1888 miles. the new
government census reveals. There dre
III ,118,5M telephone connected
through 81, ga organized systems Ok
lines. The tOtal number Of messages
in 10iT was l,845, 722, 335, or PIT per
capita.
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Rich kitci1cnMaSe.

In the days when the Roman EN-.
pire was at its height, if you went into
the culinary department Of an ele-
giant establishment you would find
saucepans lined with silver and pals
Of various descriptions richly inla;d
with arabesque in silver, and shovels
very handsomely land intricately
carved. 49,. t-;