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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron urNr rUHNIsnrD

BOAkD AND KDDmS
--,.,,..,,., -. .....,.....,.,,,.,,
ROOMS toH HENr FURNISHED "
NiNIh. D.. ,'' 'uf rent, one tu"W O."
..'' .n n'.'''h h..'.. .......-
bIIIplT. g.. .l' .rn ffuui room iHf
i'nl fui'hle Tor t"o'
home fnr gentleman. uIp"sIt" lFh
t'n'"' ,'. y. '''i'''' '''". '.''t'
a hANuh sleeping pnf'h HIf"I." iHf i"H
tnreo "r f1ur gentlemen ."frr d'g'.'"f
t'tin nna .' ''.N. t.,
, ,....,
, u,",I',i. ,.,'',is .,;,,%r,r me- s,Ir'rr
I ,.' ro, r,s-.r.tIr hethrt.
mo Apartment Su D. cedar 1910.
OtE da,lspa r,,u.ue room. ell mod
"ro. "ar" '.''' -
I....a.Ir mrnsusd. r,ut relsaranIr
p. un. coz two ,uung men. taU ',dat
,'i
I...Iu. e.. au. u,Uuuom f,r r.rt Goo
,wrr rmr.vsf InHn' "ar0 f'ls
Il,r.tI.s I., N..I. furnished
r.rf .,,t. s.iI..r distance. reason
nuI.. ..aHr .H'
m.r.ls.. uuIrL. 1000 g. 'nafrrua.
.I.r.u, rur' rooms. st.au heated
v,.HF raf.r t.aH"u'n'., tt1nai.niH
4rtp .rCl.I#fID rooms With ar,p.nr
THu.u.t q, o. iuv'u Wont f1Ina
nom II..I MIJa Ir.uf HslIuF fuHu
sim r...bfs entrance. 200 "a IIUuud.
I.. i|...I .,... irusrrI rauu. thrl
Gloon MAJ, Irl.hmtu apartments uHuEr
s.'.
.I.r ...lrr r.u Wishes ru,nmut.. r.f
t..ur.H exchanged ia w. IH"''
NaHE' I....
tl.tI..NII ... $500 Dur uuw nuIHIh
ns hufh. f4.'Hh'" iF i'' "i ''''.
f.uur "I..
.H.t flru.au.I tu,u adjoining bath. prI.
vote family 's"E. '''.
UDIluIt .. I.f. Uuauftul Furnished
t..r. hI.o rbrrF,. uaHr. Do9a.
.lr,,,r Df,tr.uH ,,,ntnp.d fur
vurr ar vim reri ifo4 H il.riHn
.i..pr,t NOON private entrance. CON.
,',, .,I Iar . Main ,,Ibr tt5I
.....,..,.',.. ,.........I ......,.. ,oi. eI..p
HhN' lI '' '.,ni. f, t.ut r.ntIrfu.l
.'h lI,,r.,,t v.IIInp diatnu,r. I.ut
fs1s.p,nI, Daa-n Ia.I
,.,ry t..i,,t.I, lam, ami well turuIah,d
raa'n wlth euci1s,i sleeping porch od
5,trIur Ia o. private home. uiHp FstaEy
t,fpr,ur,s Required. Phone Usage 1899 j
,u.yENNE. g.. sao.Ouo sleeping roum.
not and cold water. uuago $3.50
Foh HEST, "e'' fu'"''h'' T''" }" '''''
~ -.....,,, ,..,.....,,., .....,,..
DENVER, NJ no nv" H'''p'"b ''""''
close ln. 'a't i'0'. -.-...,
MAIN, y, ll2- Nlg' itunt ,""" .,1,ia XII"
board for man ehd Wh' or ~" s'""'
OLYMPIA, D., s"t -Ni,'y "'n,.h.u ,..l
Hotplug rooms, very fehA"hap'' 'Hsh'
lsoh -....-.......
NICELY furnished sleeping rpum1, close
In. steam heated rhou" cedar 2alH.
r,,,,, ..,,..t,t,,y st..ulpF tunins. suitable
a. S,,'r mon, priyntr entrance. price
rcasonabio. cedar 236s.
,tucyENSE 1880 Very desirable
ronrn Tor Gentlemen CedHr 1868.
,.,,,,,tv ,,.,,.,.n., ,,,rt ,o,iu near hath.
r,iysin home, also garage. 72i s.. ~
wood baaEo 3sat
,,.,..,.,, ,,n 49,, fyrpt.b,J
~, - t,-Ip,, Aun,tmeuts
,aarr GLg9
,,.,..... ,,,...,, ,,,,, la r,sI
Hp"I'N' . ,oal ,,"9s"t o., ,ns
home breakiaSt u'A'i''' ''' WV
gentleman. 'fdaI tbo
NICELY furnished 'front.' sleeping room
for two gentlemen. IoppnSlt" court
house Usage iNhi,
NICELY furnlshed aIccpinE room. suitable
Tor one or two. southeast exposure, al
joining bath, men preferred. Cedar 'pht
ASA n. Boaton.
nAte cleaning rnou and garage. for rent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
BOARD AND ROOMS

NNNtIu.fpUN~ NND iiuNUD 90
WANTED. 49, F"uuF ,u.u.u .H.u..U.I.
board sud room iu IfItHI. homo. musf
he m.I.fn aud rolH.ulhI.. clos. .u. fsl. .I.
cor. World
ti.lIhIu Juurv mHu vHn.a n.,. fauu
Iu uI|HHfu homo. walking H'HI.NI.. Uu.f
uf ..f.H.fIta HU. I'D. tpI. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

FOR RENT--ApartmcHt living ruuu.
ing room. bedroom and Kitchen. ,N.S
Murphy bed, two extra large closets, 'L..
room and pantry. one small closet 'iI ''.
room, enclosed back porch, separate .'..
dry tub in basement. also garage '''f'
1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
rnnrr nnnn nrronrrnIrLns

ty.Il he open Tor rnIIsbIc parties AcquaInt.
90 Iu IuIaH and vicinity Fo make ,Irun'.
fIUn with ffW l9DatIuv branch off'H L'rH.
mountaineering rHH and u.. appliance,
luI u,fsan8l interview. WItr sfs.D, caro-
W.Uu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

Il SALE Team horses. heavy wagon
nd harness at bargain. Appy at
D. IIrsf g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

HODGE, E., l2i2-FOur-room aparl u'r.'
modern, private bath new "p4'..'."'
Usage 1917.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

CROSBIE HElGHTS--New modern apsLs
ment: ground floor, five large l1ouE
and breakfast room, oak floors bNL4 y
features basement, garage ana E@
space; 500 per month. Inquire '-.
Phoenix,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
on. LAMBS AND LEAsEs as

WILL EXCHANGE 40 aero lease. Glenn
pool. two offsets. Tor ltto model Buick.
Address -, care World
Our LEASE u Glcuupool district with
seven offset wells and must arm soon,
1 uppd additional money and viii assign
interest iur the amount 1 need. Glad 20
show tho property, call me, L. W, Adams.
Cedar 9.
FOR SALE-i6 barrels settled production,
being one half interest IN so acres
CARRIER field. =. n. Box 1898, Tulsa,
SURE MONEY MAKER.
Ruy an interest In proven lease with bic
offset production. Well to be drilled im-
mcdtatcIy rig now built what you In
vest now may be worth many times mora
In few months yeu receive your share OF
oil sales direct, You can invest 800 or
more Address Sod, care World,
WNNTEU-'rn buy production. send full
details, Address SS6-p, care World,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
ron SALE or EXCHANGE

LlGH'T touring car to trade for ~"
small house. Call Mason, Cedar a.
HAVE PARTY with good second mors.
gage notes. will trade for Tulsa p.-yt
srty Arcade Investment Co, Usage '''''
WILL EXCHANGE high-class South pt
kota farm for apartment or large I.
dcnCe property In Tulsa. Address 5000.
CRTs World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

FDI HA1.E Thoroughbred singi" COMB
Rhode Island Rcd trra f1r hui0hinr.
$40 per hundred, extra good laying strain.
ttuf. : I.g.s t4rr. rI... q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

FURNITt RE-Thrce rooms ot new furni-
ture, $3.50 cash. BALANCE terms. House
may be rented. Possession March 1. Cali
hlLI. " Cam.run-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
Statesmen AM AGENrs

Statesmen AND AGENTS a.
Mh sNLEsMkN. hayo something good.
Have you tlO0 ana Ford carr Address
Nba -, caro- Wurit.
WANTED .uIstfigt and county rcprosou.
tntNrs with Ford cars on two Of IN"
hcnt pr"po"uen- On IN" market som.
tmng new. Src Mr. Smith, room ssh
Tulsa Hotel
Statesmen We pay 90 per cont commits
HIuu. exclusive territory. Srr MI. lIt.
finger Room q. Holland ildg. Tor up-
poln,wcut fhun" oHUEv N2a
SALESMEN WANIEp. Five men with
house tu house selling experience, old
established house, promotion rapid, good
w"noy U"rirs't men mako good men
Gage ao7 s. walnut ST.. sapu'pa. Okla.
AGENTS WANTED 10 Hcll newest
kitchen tool, Uu nrufo that 10 guar
nuto'h 10 DO what u IA Intended Tor.
Soils at every house u demonstrated and
tho amount ~ money you make. is limited
To- tho amount ~ time you care to put
into 70. ono days tripl Will convince you
IL rs a wonderful seller. send pof'paii
on receipt uf 90 cents. Look it over.
Your territory may b. open. can slye eN-
elusive sOlea rights 20 producers lt. \.
Forrest. El Reno. okla.
SITUATIONS wASrtD--MNLE Ie
YOUNG MAN, 25. wants pusDtiou general
office, HtuCE ur shippiuE clerk, ahle to
assume rcspuuslbulty. Address SiT'p. care
world.
CuLLEGE MAN with mechanical and
sales abilItv. chance for advancement
moro than salary, ago SO. bOO-p, cate
SITUATION WANTED. Young man with
selling ability cor manufacturing fore
man experience. HuN ot'-p. care world
SITUATION WANTED Nouug man 20
years old, with office experience. good
rotDroucr u"N 500 ID. care World.
Man with thrrr years. experience lu pipe
utung thulppp nrd plumbing. wishes
position ns steam uttcr. Phone Usage
1000. Allison,
srGNoGRAlllEU hoolEccper, four years
.yNpurirucc h"at ot references. Address
'fa ~, care World.
WHITE CHAUFFEUR
Expert mechanic Of an high-class cars,
former manager OF garage, would like
change as chauffeur Tor private family
honest. reliable and not afraid VI work,
can furnish best OF Tulsa rot"ronces.
World
WANTED Position by young married
man. we'll educated. experienced sales
nan ana collector. For interview, ad-
drgss sas-n, care World. ----..----
rmsyo. $, t,ot Stevens. phone
EuHtsutood Go ClNc Hstisia'iiou.
STEAM engineer goot pipcnttcr, know
absorption, have construction experience,
married, want work, VIII do anything
houost sNl.b. care World,
WANTED Position Hs bookkroper or ast
sistant manager for retail lumber com
pauy, age 30, married, not afraid Of
work, have mad 10 years experience near
/ Chicago, anxious tu locate in or near
/ Tulsa best ot reference. Addrcns 90i-p,
care world.
YOUNG MAN Who is attending Tulsa uni
yeralty wants work after l2 3. IN. Ad-
dresa sai-b, care World
| UEuisrEHEu pharmacist wants place ot
! responsihilitv Address ssA-p, care Of
/ woud. rhono Usage 39i2-J
. NorNG MAN -Wlnng 60 work, win take
a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
DEpENDAnLE PLANTS.

DEPENDABLE PLANTS.
Now shipping Fiat Dutch, Succession
Surehead, Wakefield cabbage. Crystal
Wax ana Bermuda onion plants by in
surcd mail; 500, Sl.I0; 1000. $50; by ex-
press, 1000 and over. $3.50 per 1000; de-
livery aud count guaranteed; sweet potR-
toes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants later,
send for descriptive folder, dealers get my
Wholesale prices. Texas Pioneer Plant
shipper, c. u. SEwELL Pearsall, Texas
STRAWBERRY, blackberry aud dew
berry plants, best varieties for okla
homa write for prices. Ross Fruit Farm,
Durant, Okla,
AROMA strawberry plants, nursery in
spected, can fill large orders; ;S per
thousand. T. o, b. Anderson, ElYa Jones,
Anderson, Mo.
/ 500 BUSHELS purebred Texas red seed
oats at tOc per bushel, also 800 bushels
OF fine white corn, two miles east and
two miles north OF Dawson. c, w. Rob
ertson, Route 3, Tulsa, Okla.
THE M'GEE TOMATO makes !. 200 bushels
per acre and | only have the pure ped.
lgreed seed. Please write for full informA.
ton NJ, 9, AcGee, san Marcos. Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24
PERSONAL PROPERTY
noisEIloIn noons

ELEVENTH. r.. l2 For sale. a pair Of
clean fcsthef pillows. thrcc-quarter bed
gtF.r rIafn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-24

ANTEU"NundIo WashTng, your cI0Ihes
called for and delivered, good service.
an Usage 6t6l,
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FOR hENT-Two new ioul -t"N-'
Call Usage lsi, after ?. s.-.
FOR RENT-Unfuruished modgu ar.Ld
meut: three rooms, bath anf scr S.,,E
porch; adults; references, 6l2 W, '...~
THREE ROOMS and sleeping porch gsNt,
~ decorated water, gas ana sle[l
furnished rents I6b and $40. Mtt.,"
Co., l5-is Turner bldg, osage IL.
ONE unfurnished, three room apar ,.ls., '.s
Tor rent. Call sun Realty Coz S'''
s2sl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
TWO LOST TOTS FOUND
STARVING IN CLOSE !

Paterson. n J., May. 81 A boz
aged :. aud girl aged 4 who lad bee.s
missing for the last four days wess
found BIZ sccldeu, this afternoon
locked IN closet IN nm empty flai
directly above the girls home no'
r,ore secure. she slammed the door
When the rosr. door was opened
The boy. Harry Farbcr fen Oh hs
face The glrl. pella wheeler Was
lying ernmpled Ia the corner Neiihe.
o. the children was able TO taik both
will recover Harry Farber explain
I'd thar he and Bella had been play
ing with Ethel vlinosky Ethel put
the two In the closet during ramc
OF hide and seek, and 70 make ihlng
uefe On the point Of starvation
or them before she ran away 10 aide
5 he knew nothing about apfing locks
or the fact that there was one or
the closet door
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
DRY LEAGUE TO
FIGHT LAW CHANCES
General Counsel For Anti Saloon
League Says ANY Attempt To
Hinder Present Law Will
Be Opposed

washing,eg May ~ ANS change
in the government machinery ior en
forcing prahlhliion. other thsp W
cteasing the powers ot ths dapar
ment OF Justice 90 control eftmlna
j oseru,ion % liquor law yiola'ora. Is
opposed by WAITER v Whurier, geo
oral counsel of the Ahii+Saioon
eague, in formal riaicmsaf Hqhe
isbed here Nr, wheeler voiced NE
objection to enforcement changes
now i~ing discussed on the RronN
a al IL would hinder enforcement a.
crease efficiency ana Increase -
pense
Measures proposed by Senator Pen
rose. Republican 81 pennsylvania AMI
Representative liill, hepubliean II
MARYLAND. 10 transfer the prohibitions
enforcement bureau from the treas
ury to the lepa ,rhru, of iustico, Mr.
Wheeler declared. would be cloN"l'
scanned by tas dry adhercnts
Both toe senator and Mr llilh
yr Wheeler said are bitter oppon
oais Of prohibition and fail to qualifY
~ experts 90 prohibition enforce
n,nt'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
M|LCH COW KEPT IN
NEW YORK MANSION

New York. May. sI-- Somewhere
in the palatial Fifth avenue mansion
owned during his lie by Henry claf
Frick. former financier there once
dwelt a mich COW. This fact was
learned today when testimony before
Surrogate James A. Folly relative TO
whether Mr.. Frick was a resident OF
New York or Pennsylvania al tia
time OF his de..sh was made public
A decision has not been reached.
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There ~ morn vaVaFyh NJ lhta sec.
uon ~ ne ruanifF than an ethef dts
esFrs nut together aud Tor years Il
wnn HnppDaed sn ha lneuFalae. ftoe.
tors pfescflhad lasai remedies. and by
constantly failing 70 cure With ioesi
treatment. pronounced u lnrnrabl.
talarfh is neai dlsease. sfeatiy In.
flaeneed ~ s'isusiunai conalfisns
ana therefore reaaus constitutional
Treatment ilalia f'athfth Medicine.
manufactured " " : cheney 4 co.
Toledo. Ohio Ia eonstltagional reas.
ally y taken internally and acts thru
the blood on tbs Mucous Surfaces of
The system cue Hundred Dollars
reward Is offered Fof any cass that
liena easmfFh Medicine falls TO rsiru.
aanl for circulars and testimonials
~ CliENEY q co. Tu.edo. ohlo.
sold ~ Druggists. 7sc.
llalfs Family pills Tor eanasipatisn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

What part 81 the mansioa. which a'sa
held that unparalleled private aFt
collection of MT friek. was nsed As
the COWS quarters Was not brought
out Ia the testimony, but i waT
learned that the animal ~as kept
there 10 make sure OF ffesh MIX for
iAe household
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The great black Arata roekatua
'Sew Guinea cracks hard nut hY
'irst weakening nle she'll by saw ms
e with hls bcak and then breaking 4
Joseph HonapaFr who Mas force
IN the throne ~ Spain BY hia amhl'
icus brother. Napoleon d resided -
the United States rear Ijerdenlawa
New Jersey. for 6 years
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WRITES HIS THANKS
FROM WASHINGTON

Only men aad women who -aN'
suffered froi kidney trouble ca.
reailze how grateful one feels whar
relief from suffering ia achieved
Nathan Harmed. e3l ~ ST.. =. "
Washington y c.. writes 4 wes
troubled with my Kidneys for yceis
hut got no relief uriil took Foley
tidnpv plllw = Goia oycrvwhere
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senolAantilp cor aAlr

sOR SALE Complete scholarship h
iraurhon'a Practical business col
ego. Oklahoma City This la the -
business college 10 tho south vas
rhe Leader. Guthrie.
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IN flllng nightly engagements II
fpu vaudeville theatres 4 prominent
knsl'ah aclfcas hna boen required 10
make changes of costume aud fosir
nanw,s " makeup e'ary nieht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
1he go. Apa.n nhsumst..m

FHT aA'A eNh""f ftNfHffAt WI
More thar Niue out ~ ish eam~s ~
heHmatiam are either ehfpule ~
nusralar rheymuilsu neither 1f
shleh require any internal treatment
~ that n required N "a maHaaKe ihs
Effected parts freely wllh Ghambe s
alna finimeni You viii te suf.
'rlard a. the y0llef which n affords
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PAGE SEVEN
~ a. A. tsefslf.
tleAlll ~ lh. ll.Il .s..a- q
BY Hy Gage

Ttr domestic troubles a. the house.
bold senlah into Ibin az aA,i.x IN.
HAslc want or tbe wkat Aaa =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The sale Of cigarettes In the sia'a
Il Utah IL unlawful. and smoking 10
usblic places Is prohibited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR SALES C. Rhode Island
white eggs. The hen that lays and
pays. Montague Honey Farm. Phone
lls5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

BARCAIN-If sold at once. partly
modern house or for rent, Septem-
ber list. 1898 West Oklahoma. Phone
107s. - - ee"V
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Wisconsin hax lower stree, railway
fares than those In any other state
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TROUBLE
CAUSED ANXIETY

Try Folcy's Honey and Tar fof
coughs. colds aud cfoAn John
Hekkinr. ia5 burgess Place. Pas
sale. y writes = was saifefins
from an acute case of bronchial lrou
bic witch gave me- considerable an
xie'y. Foley's Honey and Tar ~
serves all Tho credit for ny beiue
woll now Sold eysrywhere
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wELli wELLi


/. Homes on Ins.sllments.
2. Real Estate Loans,
5. Fire. Lightning. Tornado In
sur1nce.
4. Farms for City Property.
6. Residence Property for Live
Stock.
9. A Ranch FOR Business Build
ing.
I. Suburbsn Tracts, Sale or Trade.
8. Horses and Mules for Rental
Properly.
.. OH Leases and Royalties.
TO- Rentals.
Well. we want you coming or go
ing" Selling our preference, but no
trade viii be neglected. neither will
your Insurance or Loan matters be
overlooked. The Gaffney Co. li5 i-2
Eas. Oklahoma avenue
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FOR sAI-E-Good four room house.
Priced right and owner viii take
Ford car as first payment Balance
like rent. A. B. Armstrong and Co,
Phone 3ss.
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FOR SALE-Sweet potato plants,
- cents per 100. IS per 1890
Phone 1864. 1902 West Mansur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR SALE-Sweet potato plants,
grown from treated seed. IS cents
per hundred. s3co per thousand. J.
II. Billings 4 Sons. Phone + W-45.
east OF city.
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roa RENT

FOR REM
FOR RENT - SIX room furnished
house with bath for rent leo2 w
Oklahoma. Phone sos
FOR RENT A 1 room modern hsuae
close ins Inquire al4 South First
street
FOR RENT room furnished house
with garage Inquire nj 1910 Wes.
College. Rent Reasonable Growing
garden goes with lt
FOR RENT Nice cool suite Of rooms
for light housekeeping At s2s East
Harrison Phone 1851
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. every
convenience. Use of piano aud
sewing amchlne sia Eas. Villas.
Phone sf9.
FOR RENT--I.arge store building,
wsll arrange to salt Also GARAGE In
rear se2 l2 East Oklahoma ayenne
losT-FouNp
|IDST--smai wris, watch on road
between Guthrie and Malhal. Re-
ward Return TO Mater Electric Co
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CLASSIrlED WANTS.

FOR SALE--Parf Jersey COW. giving
Z gallons milk daily Call a. 3
miles west convent Phone LW-s6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR SALE BY owNER-New four
room modern bungalow, close In
basement. well. garage. terms. 42o
North First
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A TEXAS WONDER

For Kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back, rhep
natism and irregularities OF the slj
leys and bladder. Regulates biao
Ter troubles fn children. n not sol
1y druggists mail ti.25. Snail boz
tie often cure. Send for sworn test
nc sialk Da. y. w Hall, 4s2s Chr
street. St Louis. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

PUBIC ssLE-Jnne Ind. imple-
meuts. stock. chickens. etc 2 l-2
miles south and 3 east OF Guthrie
known as Ellis Roberts farm. Owner
]. B. Suits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

ORGANIZERS Wanted in Sothrie
Experience unnecessary. only thos"
permanently located wan.ed. Some
hing new. Very sensible, person
win join. See man OF lady s' lss
son,h ah street. Phone 3l1 II you
mean business. Lady agents prefer
red.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR SAI1E-Set OF golf sticks. See
Harvey Na.chett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR SALE Old papers at the Lad
er office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
PERSONAL


FOR SA1.E--We have some choice
cay property and farms that are
pfzed right See Kelly ana Mahoney,
l@l r. Oklahoma Phone 1870.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

WARDROBE TRUNKS $50 Loutber
4 Mccresor. sl2 West Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

FOR sALE-H ouse b old effects.
piano. Inquire. Mrs. Nina Adler,
ses North Broad. Phone 3sl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-13
Called by Death

EATON, o., Aug. 13.-James Harold
Griffis, two and a half years old, died
Friday morning at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grin's,
half mile north of New Hope, after
two weeks illness. The parents, two
brothers and two sisters survive him.
Funeral services will be conducted
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
family home Burial will be in Mound
Hill cemetery. Eaton.
EATON, O., Aug. 13.-Funeral ser
vices for Samuel Miller, "a, farmer
lifelong resident of Monroe township
and ex-member of the county 1all
board, died Wednesday night at his
home in Monroe township, were con
Quoted this morning in Wares chapel
Monroe township. Burial was IN tins
chapel cemetery. The wife, two sons
and two daughters survive.
EATON, O., Aug. 13.-Funeral serv
ices for Paul Drayer, 3, who diet
Wednesday at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drayer
northwest of Eaton, we're conducted
here this morning in the Catholi
church by Father ]. M. Hyland. Bur
ial in Mound Hill cemetery. The par
ents, three brothers and a sister sur
vive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-13
CONNERSVILLE BOY
SHOT ACCIDENTALLY

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 13.-
Discharge of a rife cartridge with
which he had been playing, wounded
10 year old Stanley Hughes, Thursday
afternoon. the bullet lodging in his
neck. infiicting a serious, but not dan
gerous injury.
Stanley, who is the son of Mrs. 10
seph Plumber, was playing in the
street when residents heard a loud
report and, on investigating, found
the boy had been shot in the neck
Playmates said the cartridge which
Stanley held in his hand, had been
struck by a stone.
The boy was taken to a hospital
and X-ray examination made, showing
the bullet in position from which il
can not be removed. Doctors report
the boy to be in a satisfactory condi
ton.