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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs. w. IT. Douglas of West Hunt
street is spending the week in Sen
ath and Bragg City, Mo-, visiting
her son, Clinton Douglas, at Senath
and her sister, Mrs. Susie Brandt
gan, at Bragg City.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs. V. l.. Barnett of Arbyrd has
entered her twenty months old baby
girl at the local hospital for treat
ment.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs. E. c. Ross and son, Billie,
will leave Monday for Leavenworth
Kan, to join Mr.. Ross to make their
home.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

WANTED-Family to work on
farm. Inquire of w. P. Crow, IL
mile south Schuggs Mill on route 4.
*16
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Derry and
their two children, Lee and Miss
Josephine' left today for Tulsa, Okla
in response to message announcing
the death of Mr.. Derry's only sister
Mrs. George Sauerwein who died
last night. Mrs Sauerwein had
been in i'll health several months,
but until recently was thought to
be recovering Deceased was for
ty-two years of age and is survived
by her husband and two children,
a boy six years old and a daugh-
ter of II years. Funeral will be
held Monday morning.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs. S. Fl. Rodery will return to her
home at Urbana, H., Sunday night,
after spending four months in the
city with her daughters, Mrs. AL
bert Baker and Mrs. John Butler,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Lawrence Elsass, who has been
confined to his room for the past
six weeks as the results of spider
bite on the leg, is able to return
to his work as driver for the Ameri-
can Express Co.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

DR.. w. Moore of Arkadelphia and
grandson Louis Moore Jacks, of
Sparkman are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
B. l.. Bridges. Mrs. Bridges is the
daughter of Dr. Moore
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs. n Y. Ramsey left last night
for Durant, Miss, in response to a
message announcing the death of
Mrs. Howard, a sister of the late
Or. Z. Y. Ramsey.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Howard Tarrant, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Tarrant, left Monday
night for San Antonio where he will
take vocational training in gov
eminent school,
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mrs w. Manaham of Shidler,
Okla, is spending few days in
the city visiting her mother Mrs.
Jennie Coffman Of North Fourth
street.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Frank Vaughn of Texarkana is
spending a few days in the city Wis
iting his father, B. B. Vaughan anC
his brother, c. ID. Vaughn.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs Ora Walker of Route
No. 2, announce the birth of a
daughter, born Saturday.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

w. H. Hardin of Beech Grove
spent last night in the city with
Rev. and Mrs. NJ L.. S. Anderson
of North Third street.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15
(From Fridays Dail.73

Mrs C. C. Earle, wife of DR.
Earle of Rector, has entered the
local hospital for treatment.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15

Darrell Crook, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the home of Mr.. and
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS PAGE
Paragould and Greene County

I dT0XOulQ anu
,(FTom Fridays DAILY,
Mrs. C. C. Earle, wife of DR.
Earle of Rector, has entered tn.
local hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Walker of Route
No. 2, announce the birth of {
daughter, born Saturday.
Mrs V. l.. Barnett OF Arbyrd hai
entered her twenty months old baby
girl at the local hospital for treat
ment.
Howard Tarrant, son of MI. and
Mrs. J. l.. Tarrant left Monday
night for San Antonio where he will
take vocational training in a gov
eminent school,
Mrs w. Manaham of Shidler
Okla, is spending a few days in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs
Jennie Coffman OF North Fourth
street.
DR.. W. Moore of Arkadelphia and
grandson Louis Moore Jacks, OF
Sparkman are visiting Rev. and Mrs
B. l.. Bridges. Mrs. Bridges is the
daughter of DR.. Moore.
WANTED-Family to work on
farm. Inquire of w. P. Grow, IL
mile south Schuggs Mill on route
~16
Mrs. T. Y. Ramsey left last night
for Durant, Miss, in response to a
message announcing the death of
Mrs. Howard, a sister of the late
Or. 7. Y. Ramsey.
Lawrence Elsass, who has been
confined to his room for the past
six weeks as the results of spider
bite on the leg, is able to return
to his work as driver for the Ameri-
can Express Co.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to the following couples: w. M
A Head of Henderson, Ky, and
Adams and Miss Nina Cavanaugh,
both of Jonesboro Route No. l.
Mrs. w. J. GreditZer returned
Wednesday night from Okmulgee,
Okla. where she spent a few weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Raines and family. Mrs. Greditzer
states that the doctor and his fam
lily are comfortably located and well
pleased with their new home.
(From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. Westbrooks of East Lake
street is reported i'll.
Mrs. f. b. Byers and son, of
Gainesville spent yesterday in the
city on business.
DR.. F. M. Dickerson of Little
Rock is spending a few days in the
city on business.
Mrs. f. C. Ross and son, Billie,
will leave Monday for Leavenworth,
Kan, to join Mr.. Ross to make their
home.
Frank Vaughn OF Texarkana is
spending a few days in the city Wis
iting his father, b. B. Vaughan and
his brother, c. ID. Vaughn.
W. u. Hardin of Beech Grove
spent last night in the city with
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l.. S. Anderson
of North Third street.
Darrell Crook, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the home of Mr.. and
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10~26-6. considered virtually a dust
or at first. is swabbing 230 barrels
after being shot In the sand between
2,7s0 and 2.S09 feet
The Devonian No. in 5-26.6 Is
producing 725 barrels from the sand
at 2,s0i TO 2,SS3 feet. following n
shot.
The Gypsy No. 8 in 5-26-6 Is pro.
duoing 600 barrels, after n shot, In
the 2,S5G-foot sand
The Tidal Oeage- Kay County Gas
company No. 8 in 30-27-6 is making
$50 barrels at 2,9O2 feet, following
a shot.
The RoXana Marland No. in g.
26-6 Is a 237-barrel producer at
2,Sgl feet, following a shot.
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SAYS ALL ART IS GOOD
modernism" Largely an Alteration
OF the Artistic Mind and Hard TO
At.fsftsiaHn

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Feb. 2e.--
Professor Richard Bnersti, head OF
the department OF art, Drake unlver-
sity here. Is OF the opinion that all art
whether IL II considered good or bad
is good. lie further says that all
people who try to express themselves
In terms of beauty. through color or
FORM. are doing much TO make bet
ter citizens of themselves and quite
often Of others.
Professor Ernesti says that Amer
lea has as fine art as any country In
the world
on answer TO the question what is
bad art and why, Professor Erncsti
SAYS;
ut is exceedingly difficult TO es-
tablish an art standard, but con-
slderinR art from the standpoint Of
sanity--exoludlng such fits as dada
ism." expressionlsm, which ought to
be called deprossionism and other
mental alterations into art realms
In fact. taking art up to the time OF
Monet and Manet inclusive, we
might say all art is good II de-
pends OF course altogether on. the
number OF milestones you have
passed In your evolution OF HJpreci-
alton and Judgment.
True, the modernlst might step
In here, and say that Is just II, you
have not as yet passed the milestone
of understanding our efforts, but
such art will not live long for II Is
not art at all. IL can only be the
alteration of either n defective mind
or a vicious exploitation OF the ig-
norant and tho fadists who fling
along behind the would-be's. I mean
the people who want to appear as
knowing all about art.
81 say all art is good. even the
art OF the amateur, and this hopeful
effort OF the amateur. which too Is
30 often laughed at by the graf
grinds,' leads eventually to the un-
terstanding that good art or the up
ward trend OF the understanding OF
art is matter of Interpretation OF
nature in all its beautifully emotions
NOT it's ugliness and distortions as
the modernist picture It,"
The wire screen in the front Of a
new helmet for sand blasters can
be taken out for cleaning or re-
nowal.
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L.ECALS

inlssioners VI the city VI Tulsa. OKLA.
homs, has examined the estimate and
statement ct the city eheinecr a. to the
amount OF the cost of the asphalt nave.
rent which should be Assessed aeRirst
the abutting property. the property hene.
hted, and Other property liable 20 nssess.
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. Sia
which Includes tho following described
portions Of streets to.wU.
T., QUINCY AVENUE from the North
line Of sixth street 10 the North lima
u Fifth Place tFnstorinl
And said board Of commissioners has
uy resolution duly approved the af.rp-
engineer and has Determined 10 asseas ths
cost ot the improvements Ia said district
osalnet the abuttins property the prom
20 assessment aud the owners thereof, as
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-
lst' For the above proposition.
-
znd. Against the above propo.
- hition.

or the voter desires to vote for the
above proposition he shall stamp an 'X''
IN the first square above; N he desires 10
vote against the above proposition he shall
stamp an * In the second square above. }
No person shall be entitled 10 vote upon
the proposition above set forth unless such
person be a iegs! qualified property tax-
homa, as required by law.
The polls shall be opened at $500 A. Al,
be closed at ZOO oeloeR p ON nht ~. Arc arc
l4th day OF March, a. D., 1924 which "a
the date Of said election.
places and the persons who shall opn,,uc,
sa, election shall be as follows;
rreelnei No, l Bsglnnlng at the inter
east On Second street TO the NJ k q r.,
railway thence northwesteTiy along the
NJ, q 7. railway to Main street, thence
binning.
Precinct No. .; Beginning At tho inter
section OF Main street ana Frisco railway
thence north on Main street 10 the M,
along said tracks to the center line OF
Maybell avenuei thence south on Maybeii
avenue TO Brndg street; thence east on
Brady street 10 Lawton; thence south on
enateriy along the Frisco railway to the
place Of beginning.
section az ,Se Frisco rSiiw.SS - snS ns Main Main
street. thoLcr southwest along said Frisco
railway TO its intersection with second
street, thence east on Second street 70
Frisco avenue; thence south on Frisco
avenue TO Third street: thence east on
Third st,eet TO Main street; thence north
on Main street TO the place OF beginning
Precinct No. a. All OF that territory be-
tween Second and Sixth streets and be.
tween Main street and the Midland Valley
railway.
Precinct No. 81 All that territory bo-
tween siNta ana Eleventh streets and be-
tween Maj and Midland Valley railway
Precinct No. 6 All that territory be
| tween Third ahd Seventh streets and be.
tween Main sueet and Denver avenue
Precinct No. Z; Beginning at the inter
section OF Denver avenue and Third street
| thence wesi Third street TO Frisco
| avenue, thence north on Frisco avenue
20 Second street; thence west on Second
| street TO Frlsoo railway thence sout h
| along the Frisco railway to Seventh
street. thence east on Seventh street TO
| Denver avenue, thence north on Denver
avenue 10 place OF beginning.
| Precinct No, g. Beginning at the inter
section OF Lawton and First streets
| thence north on Lawton 10 brady street
| thence west on Brady 20 MaybelI avenue
| thence north on Maybell avenue 10 NJ,
X. a. T. railway; thence westerly alOr g
! said railway TO the westerly city Limits
| OF the city Of Tulsa thence gouth 10 the
south line Of New irvlng place thence
! sastsrly along the south line Of New
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I ADIEs $1,000 nrwAnp, ! no.I. i,,l,,l-.

tlvcly guarantee my great sue.
cessful Monthly" Compound Safely
relieves some " the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases In Z to 5
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mall 5000. Double
strength fJ00. Booklet froc. Write
today, Or r a. Southlnaton REM
edy 60, Kansas CITY. Mo.--Adyer-
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Humphreys-Pure OIL Pipeline
Going Good

The Humphreys-Pur Oil Pipe Line
company, building from league to
Smiths Bluff, on the Nechez river,
douth of Beaumont, Tex, has COM
pleted It's gathering line from
league to the Mexia. Tex, field, and
has over 35 miles of the main line
construction work completed. Work
on the pump station at league In
we'll advanced. The company has
four construction gangs in the field,
one working south from Teague,
one between singleton and lola, and
one working each way from the
Trinity river at Liberty. The COM
pleted line will be 205 miles long
!, and plans provide for completion
. about May /. The work has been
seriously hampered and delayed by
weather conditions for the last two
Of three weeks.
The Humphreys-Pure OIL Re-
fineries corporation has begun the
construction of six steel 55,000-bar-
rel tanks at Smiths Bluff and the
wharf on the river rs 70 be started
soon.
The Pure oil company owns so
per cent interest In the Humphreys
.s.pure OIL Pipe Line company and in
he Humphreys-P OH Refineries
corporation. The other half Is
owned by the Humphreys COM
panies, in which the Pure oil com
pany also owns a "a per cent in
terest.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds


FoRMULAs ron PoULTRflEH--bon
ppy big prices for mAnufa cturcd goods.
Make your own poultry foods. Condition
powders. lice and mite remedy. Seven
formulas Entire collection, al. WORTH
while Formula Sales Co.. tea w. Fif-
tsenth street. North Little Rock, Ark.
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tPuSlIshsd II The TulsH Daily World Feb
Am Am z: o. o. World Publishing COM
SPECIAL EiEcTioN PROCLAMATION.
Under and by virtue OF section 21, Ar
OF Oklahoma ana Ordinance No. ssss Of
the CITY Of Tulsa. state OF Oklahoma, au.
thorizing, empowering and directing the un.
dGersisned. the Mayor OF the city OF Tulsa,
oklahoma, TO call special election for the
purpose hereinafter set forth, which snil
ordinanee wa. passed and approved on
.sea an in ds ,so q Tulsa p" Sls yga;d and pub
vided by law. law 0''a D"''' "'''a as pro-
Now. therefore. I. T. y. Evans. the un.
Oklahoma. do hereby call and proclaim n
special election TO he held In the said City
?, Tulsa, Oklahoma. upon Tuesday, March
g. 1ea2, FOR the purpose OF submitting 10
the qualified property tax x.paying electors
OF the said City OF TULSA, Oklahoma, tho
following proposition:
ok%Soma, % neuf 9 an % T%ss inasst.sSs.s sss,s SS Of
issuing its negotiable sewer main and
sub-main utility serial, coupon bonds
G,,ish oi said city OF Tulsa, Tulsa County
natef as Sewer Main and sub-maIn
Ponds, OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. iSs2," ia
HSndred fS F6ou.snnd sTnePa sOo ,S SGcoc 5 S,ne nn
lars, to become due serially within
Twenty-Five ts5) years from the date
OF issuance. bearing Interest not 20 eS-
coed five and one-hslt t5M%) per
centum per ennum, intcrest PAYABLE
semi-annunlly. for the purpose OF pro-
viding FUNDS to defray the expense and
pay the cost Of constructing, extend.
Ing, and equippinE additional storm
sewer and sanitary sewer mains and
sub.matns, to be owned exclusively by
said city as a public utility: and levy
ana collect an annual tax, in addition
TO all other taxes upon ali the taxable
property In said city. sufficient 10 pay
the interest on said bonds as IL fails
Que, and also 60 constitute a sinking
tund for the payment OF the principal
!hereof when due, said bonds TO bear
Interest not TO exceed the rate OF
five and one-half (5h%) per centum
per annum payable semi-annually, and
70 become due serially within twenty.
i've t2bl years from their dnte9
The ballot used in said election shan
set out the proposition as above set forth
and shall also contain the words:
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Eleven New Wells Weeks Record In
Bnrbank Pool of Wcstcrn Osnpp.

bufDdnk IOOl OF WcStcrn usage.
PoNCA CITY, Feb. 26.--Eleven
new wells, with a total production OF
ta52 barrels daily. were brought In
auring the past week in the Hick-
nan or western Usage district. The
hst includes the following:
The Gypky No, Z in 31-21-6e
producing 1900 barrels after be-
,ag shot in the sand between 2,907
and 2,074 feet.
The Prairie No, 3, an offset TO the
eoove, in southeast 30-27-6, Is maxi
mg 260 barrels after being shot in
he sand from 1900 to 2.965 feet.
The Gypsy No. in S1.27-6
eached the pay at 2,9l2 to 2,972
tet and ia making 500 barrels after
bling shot.
The Phillips Petroleum company's
No, In 25-27-5 came in at between
iO0 and 400 barrels natural flow
snd dropped to 100 barrels when the
toxana. .Marland Offset to the south
S6-27-b was brought In. flowing
svo barrels natural. In the Phillips
me pay sand was encountered be-
tween 2,946 and 3,002 feet and in
NE Roxana- Marland between 2.o40
nd 3,o04 feet.
The Carter oil company No. In
s-sG-B, which flowed 65 barrels nat
aral, is flowing 1,120 barrels after
selng shot; an offset TO the east IL
Producing 500 barrels and ono to the
aorth 400 barrels.
me Prairie No. In northwest
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FRANK E. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.

city Attorney. -
1Published In the Tulsa DAILY. World
February ~ aud 2s March l. and 3,
ig22. World Publishing company, pub.
lisher.) - -
NOTICE ron HEARING ON ASSESS
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3is,
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution OF
the gath day OF Februsry. 1922, notice is
hereby given that tho Board OF Corr
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The uuderslgnsd receiver will offer for
sale 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash. upon confirmation Of tho Referee
In BANKRUPTCY. all OF the stock. goods,
wares, merchandise, fixtures and ac-
counts receivable of the Hopkins Motor
supply Co, bankrupt, at No. Fast
sixth street, In the city Of Tulsa Tulsa
County. state OF oklahoma, At II O'Clock
a. M on tha eth day OF March, 1923.
value OF $500; furniture and fixtures
1880 and accounts receivable t2eoO.
Parties interested may receive further
Information by calling Usage seas. J..
u, Young, receiver
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MEDICAL.

FAiRMoNT nArERNiTY HosptTAL TOR
may work t5r noatdi bAbles adop,ad.
write Cor booklet. Mrs y, "a Long,
t9ii ~ Twenty Seventh ST.. Kansas
city Mo.
Phypicnl Culture Appliance. Osborns
Co. 37ai Park Ave, 81 Louis, Mo. Send
Cor free book on development.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANtTARtUM
younp women rates reasonable, babies
adopted. Dr. NJ W. Newman, medical
dlfrctor ibti.w. Main Oklahoma city.
WHY SUFFER- WHEN NATURE ~
WAITING TO HEAL your Try our
Drain Fruit Nut Health Food. For Eose..
ma, rheumatism constipation, general
health builder and complexion besutl-
fler. Send ti.6O for months supply.
THE LA.MA-vA co.
Box 265. Joplin Mo.
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Automobiles
MI6iDiLFsi ron !


kuToMoBiLEs FOR SALE 10
BUICK six fvo.passeneet. used four
months; leaving cltyi must sell. 2os "
second.
BUICK SIX roadster, 81 model, new bat
tcry, cord tires; looks good. runs good.
ans W Cameron.
CoLE.EiaHr RoApsrER, must sac
rifoe. This chr must be seen TO be APP
preclAted, mechanically perfect, Address
Ism, World.
CHANDLER, 1890. 7-pe.senset,- good tires
and mechanical condition, See at si1
W. Second. Osnse 1881, -.
! CADILLAC -" rpeedster, new tires. good
hnttery reasonable so1 D. BOULDER
| DoDoE roadster. iAte 1919 model, good
body. motor Ia fine shape; bargain for
cash, osage 62ei-R,
| FoR sALE--Rosdster. good running order.
tl2s, easy terms. 500 w. Archer.
FORD speedster for sale. Apply isss
r.. Admiral
FOR sALE---Two atom trucks, hand
holstn, steel dump bodies, two l-ton
trucks for oil field hauling. 500 n.
Boulder. Phone Usage 1889.
FoR sALE--Ford delivery, commercial
body 1870 madel, good running order.
Big bargain. Price, tL95; tsf.50 down,
balance eRsy. 1910 u. Third.
ron SALE on TRADE--ons new t.vheel
drive truck and I second hand t-wheel
drive truck. What have you 20 offer
Gait OsaGe 6tbn.J.
FOR sALE--BiE Six studebsker, late y
model, perfect condition. Mr.. Abrams 4os
q hhlis
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Lpsr-Riack poUkefbooN containing sew
trhi checks and small change Reward.
Return 30 4. Anamua. 626 n. Boston.
br1go tT1t.f
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LOST Tan pekingese doE, bipck face and
oats answers 10 name of hutton, Lab
oral reward Tor any Information and 70.
turn Dsagc ifts
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rrnELY pENsoNAL

WtLLtE LOFrON colorod. wanted ~
nrirklpy ARK on account Of the death
et nls m"'ueI, Nu''N nSt,,r,L tu,o",s ~ ~
ioy Ark
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SEEDS & NURSERY STOCK
BERRIEs

BERRY PLANTs--ro show Your our fine
blackberry, ~ everbearing strawberry,
for 81 delivered by poet. Send Tor our
free eatalog. Parker Nursery. Teoum-
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ONIONS

FOR SALE iiermvda onion plants crys-
tai WAX, sl,b0l yallowH, ti,sb delivered
parcel posti money refunded " not aatis-
fied, ~ years W the business. r.. N.
Johnson, isiitaa. Texas.
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spEVIN. NOrICEs

I VIII NOT be responslble Tor Ahy bills
made by Mrs. L. W Sieber. signed.
l., w. slebcr.
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sIPpIIEs

lust RECEfVED--A carload VI posts and
poultry wire, fix up your chicken houses
Bpociai prices on roofing ana shingles
Rounds n Porter tumhsr co. Phone
Osage iSi0.
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TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. q. o. ".
Pattiarch Militant Degree .ess'on March
~ i.P. MOORE. Capt
q. II. FULLER, clerk.
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LOTT February 1Sth, iady's brown purse
containing two keys and papers. plsass
return to iG2l East Admiral or call ce-
dpf 1923.
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LOFT--FoE terrier pup Gift to baby.
can Osegc i7ei.H. ~ n. Lswton,
LOST Purple paraaol Tuesday, uptown
district Miss Byrd Osege asa.
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Announcements

FOUND-Kcys. on Third between Main
ana Boston near ESchanve National.
owner can have same BY Identifying snd
paying for ID. CAN at classified de-
partment. World office
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The wire screen In the front Of a
new helmet for sand blasters can
be taken out for cleaning or re-
nNMal.
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ORDER OF LOYAL soNs. Tulsa Firssid'
No. 4. Nest meeting March ?, iSss.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA iopun No. u. AF. a.. "
Meets every Thursday; first
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POULTRY.
EGGS

HAIRED ROCK ana white Rock eggs
for hatching, choice cockerels, FifH
house west cemetery, Federal dtiNe,
BUFF orpington eggs for Matching. Call
Usage b2i3 ar Usage 1917,
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IEilMhnNs

- mistELIANtOts iU'h'h ------.
FOR sALE--Parks bred 10 Jay" barred
Rock cockerels, setting eggs ana ~
dian Runner duck eggs, r. y. Eiuott'
2b2s E. Eighth ST. Phone Usage bsOS'
TWO WHITE LEGHoRN roosters, 50
CAL Wei ISL