davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news., 1922-10-12
81 was smoking
my pipe when
it came to me''
Which may, or may not;
be a boost for Edgeworth

How many good ideas are born in a
pipe Of tobaccol There is something
in the calm contentment of smolinQ.a
pipe that seems to open up the mind
for new ideas.
=. A busy man, thinker, whose brain
is crisscrossed with a thousand i'm
pressions, finds that smoking his pipe
wipes out most of the confusion, and
leaves his mind clean, so that the new
idea, the inspiration, has a much
better chance to make its impression
AS II pipe-smoling wiped all the
chalk-marks from the blackboard of
the mind and invited new ideas, new
thoughts, and creative plans to out
line themselves thereon.
Lots of men get good ideas when
shaving. Many more find their new
ideas when putting away at the pipe.
The right kind of tobacco is an i'm
portant matter to a pipe-smoker-
though, like breathing, he seldom
thinks Of it. Having settled on a GER
tain brand, it becomes a habit to buy
that. If the tobacco Just suits his
taste, it doesn t matter what its name
is or what it costs-it becomes
his tobacco.
Edgeworth suits many men. We
presume there are some men who
wouldn't like Edgeworth. 1t is a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-13

hANNAAs "hEs mann EihAhANhNH
city Auditor.
Approved; FRANK r. DUNCAN.
city Attorney,
published in The Tulsa paly World
February 10, 1912, World Publishing
Company, Publisher).
RESOLUTION.
A Resolution determining assess.
ments and directing notices thereof
for paving IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT No. 32s Of the CITY
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma: sad declaring an
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on ths
srd day sf February, 1922. submitted to
showing the names Of the owners,
tho number OF front feet owned by each.
a description OF the property and ohti-
ments. the proportional amount Of such
costs to be assessed against the abutilng
property and the total estimated amount
10 be assessed against such owner, subject
10 assessment in STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. ss3 IN form and
substance as provided In Section OF
Article M Of the Charter OF the SAID CITY
WHEREAS. this Board has duly exam
inel said statement and found the samo
10 be correct and In conformity 20 law.
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE n RE
SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM,
MIssl9NGHs MS u,,u ~ IHE CITY OF
That said statement be. and the Same
hereby is. approved; aud.
BE IT EIkIHEh NtSOLNEDs thht VI
Is the determination Of THIS Board TO as
Iass HE cost OF the improvements provided
Tor N sald STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT 329 against the iots ana blocks
Ibuttiug said improvements and the prop
Nrty benefited thereby and tho property
liable 10 assessment as set out IN tho
tforesaid statement OF the city Engineer
and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that no.
lice OF such determination 10 assess be
.iven TO all owners OF any anu Az sucn
property by publication In the Tulsa Daily
World, daily newspaper OF general oircu'
Iation IN the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, for
five go consecutive days, beginning on
the lsth day Of February ig22i and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLNED that the
CITY Auditor be, and she hereby Is directed
10 al Of the owners VI property affected
by tho aforesaid proposed assessments,
said notice 10 be In form ana substance a.
provided IN Section Of Article TX of the
Tulsa city Charter and to be mailed at tho
time Designated In said section: and.
2lth day Of February. l5ss. az 200 O'Clock
A. NJ. be and the same Il hereby set a.
the day for hearing all objections TO such
assessments improvements OF materials
In reference TO the same, pnd~said hearing
sh an be continued from day 20 day untll
tne same IL completed ana any objections
not made In writing on or before the 2ith
AN. shall be deemed 10 be waived. and
pE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the city Auditor be- and she In hereby In
structed 20 make and file on or before tna
date OF said hearing, her certificate
showing when and In what manner said
notices we're given, and attach 20 and
make a part OF said eertiileate' the afn'
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ANOTHER WIZARD
HAS GONE BROKE
Chicago Financier Used
Others Money for Spec
ulation and Lost

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-Raymond J.
,,.lhrff taxen into custody yester-
,as oner involuntary proceedings In
Seeg tr,Iptcv had been instituted
pairs MIN by creditors, today adj
'-,,,d that he owes about $4,000
n,'o' nnno reprcsenting the savings Of
Uynho cbicagoans. mostly foreigners.
49, ,han S1,OOO,000 worth Of oil
IA gas stock Of doubtful value is
2"'ilable to meet the obligations,
Il was announced.
Tiscboff. whose financial opera
,.,s apparently rival those OF
,,snpteq punzi, the Boston wizard,
re,thed a huge sigh OF relief when
,lpcn into custody by deputy mar
.tais lie had received threats from
,hose he Is alleged TO have fleeced,
h' ismcs ]. Kelly. attorney for Bis
.h0ff today asserted that his client
ssd Violated no law but has simply
iost money by speculation.
Creditors may receive 10 cents on
,be 81. Mr. Kelly said. when Bis
lbofrs holdings are liquidated.
y Nttorueys for the receiver said
,bgy we're investigating Bischoffs
sgf,lrs and would call in state au-
,hrriiio4 - see IL Bischoff can be
nrosecu,ed under confidence
Zane rlarge. Federal authorities
animated there was no basis for
nroseCutlOu.
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NEW CHINESE PANIC
Natnrliy OF Pacific Loans March 4
May Cause Distress 10 Oricntals,
Figuring Was Poor.

pEKlNG. Feb. 11.--A presiden-
ual mandate endorsing the CONSOLE
datlon OF the salt surplus loans was
withdrawn from publication last
night on receipt of telegram from
General Wu-Pei-Fu, inspector-gen-
eral Of the Human and Hupeh forces
opposing the agreement. Sir Fran
cis Aglen, director general OF mari
time customs. also notified the gov
eminent that the customs surplus
had been hypothecated In the service
of Internal loans and that therefore
IL was improbable the prospective
Increase in the tariff would be suf-
ficlent to secure a second lien OF
ses 100000,
The failure TO consolidate the
loans, coinclding with the proposed
maturity of the Pacific Develop
ment company's $4,000, 900 gold loan
on March 1. Is considered in some
quarters here as likely to result in
another financial panic.
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APOSTLE OF MILK DIET
County Demonstrators Takes Lead
In Movement to Get Rural Chill
drcn In the MIX Habit.

Special to Tho World.
BARTLESVILLE. Feb. 12.--Miss
IVA Burch, county dcmonstrator. is
taking the lead in the movement 20
get the children Of the rural
schols to drink milk each day.
Scores of children have taken up the
habit and tho result Is manifested
in the rudy cheeks and better
work they are able to do in their
school work, according to Aisa
Burch. Miss Burch Is spending
much much OF her time in giving
demonstrations 10 impress upon the
the children, parents and teachers
the value of milk as a food which
contains the five elements--fats.
minerals, carbohydrates. proteins
and vitamines--necess 10 insure
proper nourishment for growing
children. All the teachers OF the
rural schools Of Washington county
are cooperating with the work in "A
nearly manner and their reports re-
veal improvements in tho health.
disposition and scholastic ability OF
the children.
'I can see a marked improvement
in the scchool work and the disc'p.
line IL better Miss Burch declared
this week. ''The children are not
so restless and are better satisfied
with their school work. In order to
interest the younger children Of the
schools I have fairy story at
tached with the line OF instruction
which Keeps the children Interested
and at the same time gets results.
The story Is based on the facts that
by drinking more milk the children
will grow faster will he healthier.
will have moro strength, will sleep
better and will feel better i'm every.
A
ceiyed so far arc to the effect that
the children do better school work
and that tho discipline in the
schools is much easier. The main
idea Is to bring the children up 10
normal weight II possible.
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LEGAL.

Tubisbsd in the Tulsa Dalg worid
world publlshiug compsuy punisherJ
NOTICE To tONrHACIDHS
Nctice is hereby given that uu The soth
day ~ February, 1919. between the huurs
~ two t2l and three t1l o'clock Y. Ns
the County Commissioners ~ Tulsa County,
oklahoma. Will open ana conH.l"r pro.
puaaia for she construction ~ FrH'uF.H
openings the grading and uthrrwife .Ul-
pfaving ~ certain roads iu Dawson |H.1-
ship. TULSA county, oklahoma, khHau -
Dawson Township Hond Roads.
The pianH Hud specifications covering
the asid work src on file IN tine 'titr '.
the County Engineer, Courthouse Iu.Hs,
Oklahoma.
uiddera viii he required 20 accompany
thrlr proposal with certit'td tne"k 1r
biddora bond In an amount approximately
epai O., ten U0f,) per centuu " tns
rhr tIght ia expressly reserved tv t4r
hoard ~ reject any or ail bids aud q.
defer tho awarding of contract '.r
Juatnabio cause.
wiIt be- reuulred TO ne surety b'U1,
both contract and statutory IN Hn nmHNai
eaunt tu tnhra ~ the contract price.
signed this the tth day ~ Febtuofy
Hoard ot County Commissi1uers.
Uy DAN ". PATTON,
Attest. county Engineer.
-. h. lawson.
county tlpIk
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COUNClLMEN COME HOME
Urge Handling OF Indian Money m
side Home County.

SpecIal 20 Tho World,
PAWHIISKA. rob. 12--Members
OF tho Usage Indian tribal council
rave returned from washington,
d. c.. where they have been since
the middle OF January. They went
for a conference with the secretary
of the interior on Usage indian af-
fairs. one ot tho members today
said. This council has done n great
deal for Usage county"
He explained that the chief In
terest of the council had been 10
make sure thGt Usage Indian money
could be lent and spent inside the
county instead OF having 10 be In
vested in government bonds.
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PUTS IAILBlRD ON A DIET
says Many Prisoners Eat Much and
- Profit But Little.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-pity the
poor inmate Of Bronx county Jail!
nenceforth he will eat by calories
ar ,a.ner IMAM by quantity. The inno-
tauoh is part OF an economy drive
gy sheriff Flynn 10 keep the price of
osood Tor inmates within the Sl2,-
VOg-a-year allowance.
IN explaining the departure from
MI W. customs 10 his charges, Sheriff
..he soihe OF You men and women
,n ehi 70 eat a great deal and give no
,naI ,nn'SaIn'tesiatons of receiving any ac-
Iual benefits.
pAll propose TO feed you scien-
a'sally. You will hereafter receive
so,sn many decimals OF butter fats and
s' maI' ana while / do not intend TO
ma. sslusons out OF any OF the
wv, 10 encourage manhandling of
SSeepers' still feel responsible for
'our good health"
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MADE lT HOT FOR TABASC0
General Greene, Former Mexican
Governor. Eomenting Revolution.

NNH'shNhs
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 12.--General
Carlos K. Greene. former governor
OF the state OF Tabasco, who has
been under surveillance here for
several months following his acquit-
tai on charges OF murder, has quietly
departed from the capital. 1t is re-
ported that he has returned to Ia
etasco, with the intention of foment-
ing a revolution.
General Greene was brought to
mexico City sometime ago to an
wer charges in connection with the
ssssasslnation OF several legislators In
ianasoo, They were said to have
oeen fired on by Greene's soldiers.
while a session OF the chamber OF
deputies was in progress.
dreene was acquitted, but later
vas arrested again on an allegation
Vi conspiracy. He also was acqult-
yea on this charge but by agreement
e remained in the capital. mean
Snlle drawing full salary as gover-
nor OF Tabasco.
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FIND TWO LlFELESS BODIES
Texas Farmer and Wife Slain, Boy
Injurcd-Ilook for AssaiIants.

WACO, Texas, Feb. 1.-THE life
less bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Barker the former with a bullet in
the head and the latter with the
head cleft open with an axe. were
found at their farm home at Con-
cord, seven miles notheast OF here
early today. Homer Turk. 13-year-
old boy. was found with his skull
crushed, but still alive.
Late today seven negroes had
been taken into custody and a num-
Der OF Mexicans are under surveil-
lance Those suspected are all em-
ployed on farms near the scene of
the tragedy.
The only witness to the tragedy
who is in n condition to talk is Will
lie Lou Barker. 4-year-old daughter
Of the murdered couple.
They shot daddy in the lot" she
told officers, then two men came
10 the house and asked mamma for
money. She handed them some
thing; then they shot her. The men
looked like Mexicans, but talked
like negroes"
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MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor

UubIshed In the Tulsa Daily World
February 10, H. 10. 10 and ~, 1922.
World Publishing company .publsherD
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS.
MENTS FOR PAYING IN sTEEEr
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. sfi,
CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA;
In compliance with the resolution OF
the board or commissioners adopted on
the ard day Of February, 1872, notice In
hereby given that the Board Of Commits
sioners OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate aud statement
Of tho city engineer a. 20 the amount Of
the cost d the vlbrollthlc pavement which
should he assessed against the nbutting
property. the property benefited ana
other property liable 70 assessment and
the owners thereof. In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO, 3H, which includes
the following described portions OF streets,
tO-wit.
YORKTOWN AVENUE (LINDELL
BOULEVARD from limo is feet
North 81 the south line Of Fifteenth
street 20 tho South line Of Blocks
4 and g. Haywood Addition.
And said board ~ commias ioners has
ny resolution duly approved the afore-
said statement and satimato Of the city
engineer and has determined 90 aHEeHH the
cost Of the improvements IN said district
against the Rbuttlns property the prop.
arty benefited and other property liable
to assessment, and the owners thereof, an
follows, to-Witt
MAyNV1pB Anp1TIDN
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once SoIrsmnn. Now Manager.

II. W. Wolf, formerly assistant
manager OF the Boston upstairs shoe
store of Dallas, has been transferred
10 Tulsa as manager of the Boston
shoe shop. 32Ots South Main street.
Two years ago Wolf worked AZ sales
man in the local store, OF which he
is now manager.
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LEGAL.

te heafd by ur board of commissioners
on th0 .tth u.s ot February 1879, nt
tecflcus iU' Bog filed u writing before
srid 'nc shr1 BE- doomed waived,
rNTEp uHs ioh day ~ February,
MRS FRtNK sEAMAN
ttty Auditor,
r. ~. EVANS
MnNUF.
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JUST GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
''"ciier snys Christ would o. X.
c,, divorce In some Cases.

AiIs Christ Would q. n.
DIVORCE In Some Cases.
va.4NNDO, Feb. t2.--"If Christ
proy. @ on earth today he would ap-
ins,r u'yoree In many instances OF
Tsihoplal unhappiness."
Thora.s ueeIaration by the Rev. John
MshnS,oh IN an address at the First
consiSt church here has aroused
fsyenos' ole comment and wide diff
eIrc,n.e OF opinion In ecclesiastical
'iiu Doctor Thompson:
Wa Ls d!d not prohibit divorce as
whsrnn II. IL He were here today
erIna1. We have kind. wise and dis
merin Judges deciding on do
nl,e ~ inIelleities, He might recog-
yes.. "OFe than one ground for d.
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L,ECAIS
ii-W-t6 Lilqsslon oI c2rr7 ~, 80,

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,,-, -Ahno ApnILi9N
as fouovs. Beiug that portion
O. q. hnG n,l g,ng ,,.esii,ss between ihe
nue and line ii0 teot East
Of and parallel 90 Fast line
VI Wheeling Avenue and
Ntrth Of North ine Of Ceu-
trst rtacc Sub Division and
South ct Nj X. q r. right
of-Way Livingston on
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sishi'ai'wsy as io5Iows tina Tina .Sa's ga's 81
parallel 10 south line Of
line ito feet East ~ aud
Wbccllns Avenue. Missouri
Kansas rcSsr Hy,...... S1,4b 1lSAs
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That part " right tof.ws sy ~.
us Eust ot Eaat line "
wheclug and West ~ line
ttO feet East ~ Hui parallel
TO Eaft line of Wheeling Ave
1855 foyt South ot and pbr.
atipl tu south line of SNin
street Missouri. Ken''S casa ,,o
craving tat Wheeling Ayepuc
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QPublIshed in ho rulsa utuy WarFd
February "a. %. 10. % ana ~. i8...
World Publishing company ruhliah,rl
NOTICE ron iiEANfNG uN ASSESS.
MENTS ron IAN NiNG 1N STREET
lMrNONEMENr DlBrWlDr NJ. 800.
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA
IN compliance Wlth the resolution Of
the board OF cpuwIssIuuots adopted uu
the grd day uf FsbruIuN 1892 notice iH
hereby given that the BOARD uf Commits
souers ~ the tty uf Tulfa. Okinhumu.
has examined tho estimate mud abatement
~ the city yuEinrgr ns tn tlH amount uf
the cuat Of the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the Ahuttinr
property, tho property h'uuflCi ana
other property liable tu asHrHarrnut Hud
the owners thereof iu STREET APPROVE
MENT DISTRICT ~. 500 who's lncIudrH
tho following described portions ~ streets.
tO.wit
MARSHALL STREET from Fast
line NJ Main To East line ~ Bonton
Avenue, 2G'
And said board of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afufe-
said statement and estimate of tho city
engineer and has determined to assess the
cost Of tho improvements IN said district
against the abuttinE property, tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
60 assessment, ana the owners thereof Ha
follows, to-wit'
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FRANK y. DUNCAN,
city Attorney

FRANK y. DUNCAN.
city Attorney
published in the Tulsa Daily World
February 49, ~ IS. iC and ~, 1929.
World publishing company. puhllsherD
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3?B,
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
In compliance win the resolution OF
the board OF commissioners adopted on
the lOth day Of February. 1929. notice IL
hereby given that the Board Of Commits
siOners OF the city Of Tulsa. Oklhhoma
has examined the estimate and statement
or the city engineer az to the amount Of
the cost Of the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the ahuttiug
property, the gopUrty benefited aud
other property liable to assessment and
the owners thereof. In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. 325. which includes
the following described portions OF streets
to-wits
WHEELING AVENUE from the South
line Of Sixth street to the North line
OF Eleventh Street.
And said boRrd OF commissioners has
by resolution dgiy approved tha efore-
said statement and estimate Of tho city
engineer and has determined 70 assess tho
cost Of the improvements In said district
against the ebutting property. the prop
crty benefited and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof
-
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All owners Of abuttinE property prop.
eriy benefited by said Improvements ana
other property liable to aHs"Ssn on, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 70 the
property thereby and any claim ~ OBJ
iections 10 the assessments aH HbOyo tst
forth shall he filed in writing IN the
office Of Mrs. Frank seaman, city Aud
itor, Of tho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. or
or before the gath day Of February. 1929.
at 9.o0 o'clock A. 81, and The same shall
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Tribal Osnge Oil Leases at
Public Auction March End,
1922. hY u. s. Government.

March p iY2e. az rswhusta DkiahomR,
about b. O0o UtruH will ho offered Tor uil
leases u quarter section Tracts itda WI
bo fur bonus ln addition tu royalties. eh't
PAYABLE on dbv of sale. balance IN Wrec
annual iuEfnllntufH With acceptable Scout
it,. within advertised area there no
about 1000 uu wells rfUtugiuE tro'r iwn
barrels tl One tUuuspnd bHrtnla "H,u. th"
tHtnl dpIt production Vow NUvaubrt. 1921 d,
brIuU about 20 600 barrels. uIau there ore
about 2lU w"i'a HflIIHu Nil lands are
now lcHHsd separately Cor rUr. Niue print
NIArH Df UrHv HdvDI'iard showing tracts
offered tuFrttsr With trttI# lenfet Hlsu
showing trI..r producing 100 rr rHh can
be had tpf UNN r.uJs .h. nis' logs ~
produltuU wsls Gov twenty five cents Uucu
welt. Wrtu A.. %. HupsI IIuftudrpt bHNne
Nrrrry rswhuftH O'lHhHur fut maps,
logs Hr turth,J lrInfw1tlHn
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Sscrsfasy> H,sSiseS And a y B@1fours nm.

Killer whales travel in pack like
wolves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-13
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old pure bred Ia5 each. l.. o. Maxwell,
sKiAtook, Okla.
DOGs,
100 PR Gent Litwsiyn setter dos
ror service. weight % pounds color
years old. also pointer dos Tor service.
~ Year, old white ard liver color.
HARD cash ana Fishei Frank breeding
dogs Tor tie season. Two blocks west.
@0 O9Sa' SCOT Ii.'P e. Z 'PSi'p fS;a Okla ;S1o0'
EXTRA good Eugllsh terrier puppies for
sale cheap. Osage thli-J.
HANDsOME Grrdon setter dog ei4 years
so. ?, V, McLendan N'sheea, Tsnn..
LOVELY g-yeaT.old Englsh Hcttef dog,
i!5. n y. McL"nion Nssh"hn. Tenn.
rET srOCk
A VISIT WILL CONVINCE NOt
Don't DO ulHIaI, the br9t raU BE- bought
az the right price. Anything fec tho
way of pot from q mouse TO an ole-
phaul n We haven't r.t .i wo can
get u. wild on dDmerticAtri.
POS ~ Man. codar 1853.
DOGsi CATS HlRDsi GDLDFlsHl
We always hayo vonderiul collection oi
sanitary pet shnppo ia EouihweHt stud
dogs az service boarding kennels vote
erinbTy IN charge, Yo Ode Pet suoppe
- q. Sixth.
FoR sERyicE-four maIe AnSorn cats
Phone bFaHe lpth'
HABBtTS a. your own price, Have
some Registered Elamihh tiauiu, 52k
+. Xanthut Osage stss.R n.
RABBITS for salo OR trade fpr chickens
g2l T.. Eigh'F street Phone Usage
2l07,
BIRDS
CANAHY BWDS FOR sale. guaranteed
singers. Usage Jit3.
BABY CHiCKs.
ENHY CHICKS. frum largo woii de-
veiuped narrow Barred Plymouth Rocks.
iic. Efue Thornps0n. kildare, OKLA.
BABY CHfCKs-HatChlua ego. All lead.
ing varieties Send fDr free rathI0s.
Kennedals Hatchsfy. Springfield NO.
CHix-i0O.O01 fancy bred, with quality
and pep 10 live ana grow. Lgnhart
Hatchery, Navarro. Kan.