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ORIGIN OF CHIMNEY
Research shows That Anclcnts Built
Fires I'm Vessels ard Pits and
smoke Found way out.

In the excavations at Pompeil and
Herculancum no discovery appears
TO have been made of anything ap-
preaching the nature OF the modern
chimney. The earliest mention Of the
chimney seems to be In an ancient
Venetian inscription over a doorway,
whore il is written that in l347 ccr-
tain chimncys in that locality were
demolished by earthquakes.
1t Is by conjecture only that wo
are able TO say that the chimney was
known In ancient Italy, Seneca, who
lived during the first century of our
era invented kind OF tube which
he affixed to the length of the wall.
and IL seems to have run through
the floors. Through this heat passed
from subterrancan ovens called
| "hypacausts," OF which remains were
| found in buried cellars OF houses
| built on tho Bay of Naples. But in
| this there Is no evidence OF any
| chimney in the modern sense of the
word, or even OF any kind OF stove
Before the invention OF the chin
ney fires we're made in excavations
or pits opened beneath the floor OF
habitations in about the center OF
the room, as the Eskimos make them
| today. The hearth OF the ancient
! Romans was in the porch, but the
fires lighted there were not de-
| signed TO make houses habitable
seemingly, but were merely an indi-
cation of hospitality to friends. The
| houses, when occasion called for
heat, were furnished with firing-pan
| and bellows carried from room "a
| room by slaves. This was in more
/ OT lees constant operation, day ana
| night, in very cold weather.
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Rain Postpones
Skiatook Racing
Season a Week

a steady downpour Tuesday night
caused the SkiatOok racing officials
70 postpone their scheduled progra m
from this week to Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday OF next week
More than three inches or rain fell
tuesday night, weather bureau Of
L'l1ls stated yesterday.
Racing fans are watching nearly
hN'y fast horses WORK out daily, In
PREPARATION for the coming three
ddY meet. Purses totaling more
tnan $500 have been offered and
ot!ioills are making preparations to
care for 10000 spectators during the
meet.
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Gypsy Has shot at Cosdcn.

The hard hitting Gypsies have one
more change to catch up with tho
Cosden slusgers in the race for the
first half season flag, when they
meet the p. ~ X. clan in a postponed
game this weekend. it was an
nounced yesterday.
At the close of the first half OF the
Oil league season Saturday, the Cos
den team was leading in the race
with half game margin over the
Gypsy team.
The Gypsy lads will meet the p. &
r. Saturday in the final game.
Should they trounce the Pan-Ameri-
cans they Will ease into a tie with
the Cosden team and a series--prob-
ably three games--will be played to
determine the winner.
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LEGAL.

highest Hn1 bsat bddrr tvt wash, the aa'd
above described property lhst sHit salo
Will he made subject tc an OH ana EHs
mining lease now owned and hols hy The
Texas Company corpotnii5u. coNei lus
the above described land and from which
.sud the said company IL. AM has pteu
f.r many years producing OIL Lnt gns
ulurrn.s and which lease holua goud tf
Quantities
40. the sslc OF sAii property IL 20 te
sutitCt tn the condemnation hy th- count
l'g Ntdeb how Ff.f mat up sale thereof
s'll De made fut - flr I,ss bon two.
thirds t2.D ~ tho sum of t12,scOon the
same bpInE the appraised value thereof es
Nsrd hy snid Commissioners lu partition
Nfu,sa IVY hand tUis the lsih iHy NJ
june. 1929.
n n. LIVINGSTON.
sheriff ~ Greek county Oklahoma
o., g. g. Collins Deputy
N.ta NtfrUI Attorney
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BRIGHT LIGHTS AGAIN
Young Married Couple Hurt When
Auto Driver Blinded By Glare.

sbhIi' uN IL
Auto Driver Blinded By Glare.
Special 10 The World.
SAND SPRINGS. July l2.-Glare
OF bright lights on automobiles trav-
cling the Tulsa Sand Springs high
way tonight caused two people to be
painfully hurt at Lake station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Spencer. OF
lO2 Lincoln street, neWlyweds. were
walking along the right OF way OF
the Sand Springs railway near Lake
station, and the Marmon car OF b.
+ Palmer, oil well equipment deal
er OF Tulsa. approached from the
east. As Palmer reached the cross
ing the bright lights from car
going west blinded him so that he
did not see the couple.
Mrs, Spencer was struck sideways
by the Marmon, hurled to one side
ana her back, legs and face bruised
while Spencer was dragged about 25
| feet by the fender and one arm
severely bruised. The injured
couple were taken to the office nj
DR., C, J. Hahn here for treatment
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.SUISUN RUNS IN
AHEAD OF FLEET
DOGS IN FEATURE
Pinkey's Surprise Springs
Surprise in Fourth
Race Of Program

Suisun rounded into the final
stretch In the sixth race at the Mid
continent park last night in third
place and then began cutting down
t.a distance between the leaders
Mrs. June Oldham'a fleet dos
.Iurht Cheerful Moments 20 yards
..l mthe finish and forged a nose
ahead In the final stride. Pink
.av. surprise upset the dope In the
..grfh race when he hobbled In
ahead of Billy Cabin, Excuse MY
uus. Goldv Moon, Hazel w. and
White cloud.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Thursday on tho A. A. A. field
No. 2.
Holsum VS., American Express.
Saturday on the a. a. a. field
No. /.
Ryan Motor vs.. Flremen.
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hnothcr Chincsc ncynintIon.

PEKING, July 12.-The governor
of the province Of Chekiang has
openly dofied peking and a move
ment is said to have gained head
way in Chekiang TO invite the prov
inCes of Fukien and Kwangtung 10
eeta blish an autonomous government
with DR.. sur Yet san at it's head.
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s5.J.g>


I. o. q. n. DIRECTORY
Odd FcllowS Han. ll9h South Boulder
AURORA LODGE NO. 80. /. o. o. ".
Meets every Wednesday evening, 7:a0 y.
G. W. GATES, N. q.
NJ l.. POuNDsToNE. Secretary.
TULSA LODGE No. 90. J. q. o. H.. meets
every Tuesday evening. 7.8O.
&. W. FOLTZ n. o.
J. 4. MOORE, Aecretary.
TULSA ENCAMPMENT No. gs, /. q. o. r,
Meets on second ana fourth FRIDAY OF each
j. i. HU0HLETT. c. p.
r. n, FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA REBERAH NO. 35 / o. o. r..
Regular meeting first ana third Friday
Of each month, J.. ui.
MHs. MOiIIE LOWE. ~ q.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS, Soc.
OsOse 4G23-R.
TULSA CANTON No. 10, l. o. o. n.
Patriarch Militant Frat Saturday each
j. =. MOORE. capt.
r. n. FULLER Clerk.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS Tulsa Firsside
No. 8. second ana fourth Saturday each
"''"'' RkYMOND FISHER. ". W.
u. A. HUGHLErT W. u.
MIDAS LODGE. No. COL. !. o. o. r., meets
every Tuesday evening West TuluS.
r., J. sLlNKARD. Secretary
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Games TO, This
Week
WESTERN LEAGrF.

WESTERN IFACTF.
Thursday and Friday
TULSA AT SIOUX CITY.
oklahoma City Mt Omaha
, Wichita at Denver. Double. header Fri.
iahl,
81, Japeph at Dea MoIne.
c.,,,.,.
6xil,tsA 6xissA..Ar At DEs MONIES.
- Joseph at sioux City.
wichita at Omaha,
NArtnSr ,v.1r
, Tb,,, ihN'y r.
Boston Al P,,,sNru I'M ''o"S'
Brlok'vn ~ Cinrtrn,,,
New York AZ Chioago
FH.aacinbt. =, e, a,,,
~ o. hou'S
B.-. saturday.
Prs,l@ P@ az CINCINNATI.
New W., az flt's6urgh'
prV.SgLK AZ -, LOUIS.
''NAlelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN ITAGTF.
Thursday and Friday,
sts Louis at New yotE
."foit AZ Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Saturday
Chicago at New YorE.
- Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland al phiIadeInhta
.upp,c, ...,.
"""ni' ~ hsso'iATioN'.
T0I.a, ., thutsuhS'
Co.unbHs a, ,uIsNI,lS' ,I,dlS,'..,,.
hiunaapoIis AZ MiIya"L.s
81 p,nf f"as ~ MlLWaukee'
hahshs SlIy,
Toledo a. G"nS G"i,,,,'ht nhu saturday
LouisviIis a. S''uI,ipus ird'an,,,
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AMATEUR
BASEBALL

A column devoted 20 amateur
baseball In Tulsa and the entire
northeastern part OF Oklahoma.
The n,isB World viii he glad al
all times 10 publish the scores.
challenges and all news Of all
amateur games.
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WASHINGTON, July l2.-Surplus
motor trucks now stored In various
parts OF the country will be used by
The pOstoffice department 10 move
the mails If rail transportation
breaks down as result of the strike
il was decided today IN "A conference
botweon Pos'm1s'cr-Gencral Work
and Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bllany.
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Thursday. GYPSY VS.. Cosden.
Friday, j. c. OF c. VS.. Pierce.
Saturday. Texas VS.. p. * K.
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OFFICE LEAGUE.

Thursday on the A. A. A. field
No. !.
Cosden VS.. Texas.
Friday on the A. A. A. field No. /. .
o. l.. IL L. VS.. Tidal
Saturday on the A. A. A. field No.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

Thursday-First Baptist vs.. First
NJ. +.
Friday-First Christians VS.. First
Presby.
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=" " III Y v -" Y =
Games Sunday, July 10,
BANK LEAGUE.

Friday on the A. A. A. field No. 1.
Exchange National VS.. Central
National.
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WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN
CAR?
You can buy one OF our used cars or
ierms and pay as You ride. Here
lrc several good ones to select yours
from.
Mcfarland Six Touring.
Peerless Touring.
Studebaker Big Six Touring.
Studebaker Special Six Touring,
Buick 2l-4i Roadster.
Buick K-49 Touring.
Dodge Sedan, 81 model.
Ford Sedan.
CALL CEDAR l51
THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY
6l7-23 South Boulder
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WAY IS LEFT OPEN
FOR SETTLEMENT
THROUGH BOARD
coNTINuEp FROM PAGE ONE

WV IfNVTFt Y TFEVNE FNTFT7 I1NTF
guards and federal marshals were
reported in increasing numbers and
annulmeut OF trains continued In
many sections of the country. One
man was killed, several we're seri-
ously injured and a score were kid
naped and beaten in these outbreaks.
The most serious outbreak was
at Denison. Texas, where 81 men
were attacked by n mob early to-
day. including 48 being bought 70
Denison TO be sworn in as federal
marshals The attack occurred
while the men were marching from
the train IN which they had arrived
from Dallas, TO the NJ, *, e T.
shops,
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WASHINGTON, July l2.-Orders 10
federal troops al statdgetic points 10
hold themselves in readiness for duty
in carrying out the terms Of Prcsi-
dent Harding's proclamation in the
rail strike crisis are understood 20
have gone forward from Washington
early today.
The use Of troops-it needed--is
regarded as the next step after the
presidential proclamation that United
states mails shall not be interfered
with and interstate commerce shall
be unhampcred
President Harding and his cablne,
advisors are not convinced that the
use OF federal troops will he nsces-
saTy TO compel respect for the proc
lamation but tho situation which the
4 White House itself described as
acute" the government desires tC
have everything in readiness for cop
| ing with an emergency.
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Kendall

Thursday--Grace NJ. l.. VS.. circuit.
Friday-College Hin VS.. Emmanuel
Cosdcn Company.
Thursday-Second Presby vs. Bos-
ton Avenue.
Texas Company.
Friday--First NJ. +. VS.. Orcutt.
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office on tho least provocation, Alva
Mcdonald. marshal for the western
district of Oklahoma said today
we do not expect great amount
Of trouble here, but we are going To
prevent any riotng and not permit
any small disturbances 10 reach the
magnitude OF those reported from
other contcrs Mcdonald said
Judge Cottoral also gave Marshal
Mcdonald authority 20 deputize spe-
Cial guards for the Missouri KHusas
Il Texas railroad here. saying that
power was conferred upon the office
Of United States marshal 10 Keep
peace In the strike. protect property
and safeguard the lives Of citizens
The local strike situation remained
unchanged today. No disorders had
been reported.
DENISON, Texas, July 12.--One
man was shot and AZ alleged strike
breakers and four deputy United
states marshals were attacked by a
mob OF several hundred men, be-
l!evod 10 be strikers and sympathiz-
crs. while being marched from the
union dcpot to tho NJ, X. & n, shops
I here early this morning. sixteen Of
| the men were kidnapped. Eustled into
/ automobiles, taken 20 the Red river
| bottoms and floGged, The others es-
capped.
Four men claiming to he victims
| OF the mob were found wandering
along the railroad tracks at Colbert,
Okla. this morning. Those who es-
capped the mob were shipped out OF
! Dcnison.
The situation was quiet here at
noon.
FORT WORTH, Texas, July 12.--
| one suspect IN tho beating Of n, J..
! Fitzgerald. Santa Fe shop foreman
| at Cleburne. Tuesday night by al
legged strike pickets, already has been
! arrested and admitted TO bond under
a charge of aggravated assault, tele-
! phone adViCes received here Wedncs-
day noon declared.
The man arrested told news
paper correspondent he could not
make a statement until he had con
ferred with union heads.
MUSKOGEE. July l2.---Sixty-nine
additional deputies were sworn In to-
! day by Henry Cooper, United States
marshal for eastern oklahoma. for
service on railways during the strike
OF shopmen. This makes total Of
Il20 deputies Marshal Cooper has
sworn in this week, Reports OF
Threatened trouble were received to-
day from iIcavener where the Kan
sas City Southern road has shops and
from Allen whore the Kansas. Okla
homa Il Gulf railway has shops.
Marshal Cooper has stationed his
special deputies at Muskogee, Meal
ester. Henryetta. OkmulEee. Tulsa,
| ISapulpa, Heavener, Allen, watts,
Atoka, Francis Madill and Tanaha.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-R. u,
Bird, superintendent Of mails In this
territory. announced late today that
10 mail trains out OF Cincinnati VIII
be taken off at once. according 20
notice served on him by railroads op-
lcratiug the trains.
Trains annulled include six trains
on the Baltimore q Ohio, two be-
tween Cincinnati and the east, two
lbetween Cincinnati and st. Louis and
two between Cincinnati and Toledo;
two on the Cincinnati. indianapolis
& Western between Cincinnati and
indianapolis. and two on the Indi~
lana, Decature and Springfield be
tween Decatur H., and Springfield
III.
WASHINGTON. July l2.-Surplus
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORa.


The date FOR the opening Of bids for
the auxiliary building Tor tho soldiers
memorial hospital ~ MuSkoEee. oklahoma,
consisting Of one nurses home, one mod
teal officers home, one vocational train
Ing building aud tive duplex bungalows
hns been pasip"ned " 10 m trlday
July ~, Al bidders WIN plense take no
II. Il. FELL. Chairman,
Soldiers Relief Commission OF tho state ~
oklahoma
&. "a ana %. 1922: world Pubiiahins
company, uuuUFhcrJ
notice or SALE
Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance
ot an order u the county court - Adair
county, okla, made nnd. entered on the
2sth day Of June, f922. the un.
simeon W. Crncke', minor. will sell az
private sale q the highest cash hidd'r.
subject 10 confirmation. on or after the
a n " at the 'co2nt5 i1iges office At stli,
well okla, all the right title and in'sTost
and 20 the land situstod ln rulsn county
okla. described aa follows, to wit;
N3 Of NwH Of sE', and sws, Of
range II east containing 60 acres.
nids accompanied by iors ,hereor may
be- i"ft with the guardian or tho county
s. " CROCKER
Guardian
(PuhlIshtd IN the Tulsa Dauy World,
June 10. 20 20 luly 6, ~. world Pub
fishing company uubiishcrD
NOTICE or SHERtFFS SALE OF REAL
HTITION
Notice ia hereby given that IN pursuance
OF an order Of sale made ana entered In
the District Court of Creek County Okla
horna. on tho 12th day of June. 1922. and
IN pursuance Of an order ~ sale issuing
ont OF the office ~ tho Court Clerk OF
Creek County oklahoma, on tho l2th dhy
~ June, 1879 IN an action for partition
81 renl estate. wherein Henry Anderson,
an incompetent person. by his next friend
and legal guardian, was tho plaintiff ana
defendants. and in which action the Com
TissiuHers reported ihat said lands could
not be partioncd IN Kind, ana which report
OF the Commissioners tho Court approved
ana confirmed and ordered the property
sold on the said 18Th day OF June 1929,
and wherein the undersigned sheriff Of
Creek County Oklahoma, vas commanded
TO sell according to law the following de-
scrlbed property. t0-wlti
Northeast quarter uf Northeast quarter
Of Section Eight 80, Township Sew
cHfoan GD North, Range Twelve (l2l
East located ana situate In CToek
County, Oklahoma. and
10 make due return within sixty tGQ) days
showing the manner 10 which saii order
~ sale was executed
will Therefore. ou the l7ih fay OF
July 1922. nt the hour Of 10 o'clock n. m.
on said day at tho front door " the
CouTthouFe building within and for GTosk
County Oklahoma. ~ tho city ~ sapulps,
Oklahoma offer fot sale aud seh 70 he
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INTER.CITIES SOUTH.
Games sunday, July 10.

Mounds at jerks.
Garden City at Keystone.
Glenpool at Bixby.
CITIES NORTH
Games Sunday, July 10.
Avant at Sperry.
Turley at Ramona.
World at Sklatook.
Cherry Blossoms at Collinsville.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, July H.
Federal Judge John H. Cotteral is
sued an order this afternoon re-
straining striking union railway en-
.ployes from picketing Frisco railroad
property.
Judge Cotteral granted the order
when X. 4. Kieinschmidt, attorney
for the road, presented an applica-
tion for II. Similar orders have been
granted the railroads. by federal
judges in various parts of the coun-
try,
Further steps for the protection OF
railroad property, the United States
malls and persons leeltlbmately on
the property of railroads will he
taken by the United States marshal !
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REGISTRATION IS
EXTREMELY LIGHT
clNrLNrED EROM rA0E oNE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
registrars and registration places
In these precincts are now as fol-
lows.
lO--H. T. Jones. 1912 East Fair
view.
23-R. Z. wilder, 6l5 West
Fourth. Usage 2262
2i--S. A. Anderson, old fire sta
I AIDES $1,000 REwARDl post
"a lively guarantee my great Sue.
cessful Monthly" Compound Safe.
~ relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases IN to 5
days No harm, pain OF interfer.
ence with work. Mail s200; Double
Strength $500, Booklet free. Write
today. Or. II. A. Southington Rem
sdy Co, Kansas City. Mo,--Adyer-
Nssasnb 49,
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Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
A PEENLHss specdster, in good condi-
tinn. real estate OF payments cohSlnefeh'
Phone osnge 2aG. ---
CHANDLER 7.pasSenger. 1890 good
CONDITION. f62b. Ohage 1904 Osase
Tt31-H. -----
pAUGNiN ron CASH 1910 Ford road
star for sale, ovcrHiscd tires, license rald,
starter, tools, extra casing two new
cord tires usage tAS6.j ---
CADILLAC and Packard owners-Fot ss
pert rrpnir and service. call Osngo 7O07
!s3G y, SSH 81
CADILLAC Tor sale. in Al shRps. cheap,
by owner. Call cedar ii16, ilrcnner
CHEVROLET io0. touring, good tireai
disc wheels; vacuum tank trst-clsss
condition. $3.50 cash, can c. ~ Pat
COLE Aero 4" 7.psssengcr In good CON
dition, Leo puncture. proof tites' price
$500. OsaEe as, osage GlAl.-.-------
DODGE roadster. looks almost new; cord
tires with two extras, shock abHorbetA;
will sacrifice for quick salo at 1866
part cash ana balance enHy terms. Call
quick nt iO3 W Second II you want tha
best roadstor bargain In Tulsa.
BODICE touring i9i9 good work car,
first 400 takes II. Anthony osase
2lc
ron sALE-Ford delivery car, iioo, sood
running order Phone Usage ass
osarc b9a.
FOR sALE-i7GO Gosh, Winton touring
| cav. for demunsttation call G. NJ. Pat
| tersou, cedar l22a- -
| FuRD roadster. 1871 looks like new. 1920,
Call Anthony ossse 2tG.
FOR saih.-rord roadster: go model
good running order; price F2oo; iloo
| cash, balance easy. bargain lcl0
= Third. --.---
! ron sALE-Ford TOURING car! starter.
| looks like new. everything In good con
| dtion, Nilkorsop.H Garage. t2O a.
Frankfort Cedar l7tt. ..-.----.-
| FuR EALE--Marmon chpmnyi good for
| oil flold work good bargain only 1900
| can Osege 1lss. -
| FOR sAf.E--i922 touring Huick. spas
| Hengcr: nav car: paid $1,000; must sac
| rlfico at once for ti,276. lots of extras
nonldcr Garage Cedar 1889 'i' y
| F0R sALE--Ford chassis! Ii6 cash. cAh
| at 1903 s. Rockford 81,
F5K EEf.E-scyrn- passenger tiudson
new rubber; nfst-claEs condition; cheap
| for cash, 1903 y. Admiral Onhge sB
! FOR sALE-Forh touring; good shape:
! with starter eau G23 u. Third
| ron sALE-Nnburn electric car, good
condition. bargain price. Phone osnse
| FOR sALE-Rso Jitnsy bus. SEATS about
90 OsaEe 2tia
| FOR SALE-rodge commercial car with
| light truck body. completely overhauled
| ana rcpalnted. Usage p3I. 6ts n.
| Fourth
| FORD ROADSTER, Aslfstarter, ove'.
| Rlzsd tires two new. good condition
| Phone Osage blss-J.
FopD COuPEs
We have several 1880 model coupes
| which have been rebuilt and re-
| finished 10 look and run Ike
new Also have large stock
| Of all styles OF Fords.
THE PRICES ARE Low AND
TERMS Liberal,
FORD CAR EXCHANGE.
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Old LILAGIll.

Tidal vs.. Twin State.
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WANT ADS
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Announcements

------ - .-.---------
ALLISON REALTY has moved 20 room
az Ault bldgr lIJH 3. MAIN OsaBr
~ -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tblb, quality
aud service, Tulsa lh1trluhlnE com
pahy can t'te you "N"'n'li. i.-.--...
DU g. Il. IlTEL has returned from post
graduate work IN sufgcry, and has f"-
suUDl his ufugllne OF atl HaNtt BldH.
iOST ASD FOUND
,------,--- --l.
l'.N 'H.'H ..f',' "' ""l" D., ~ ,'"".
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AppeTsuu touring car.
Model Il Hup roadster.
NHlbuhu dHWunstratOr,
Patterson touring new tires,
..F '..H|'l nov paint.
Chevrolet y. Is, 20. Ike new.
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DaIIHuU touring wire wheels.
Oakland roadster new paint
Studebaker BiB-Sx touring
Maxwell tourlus, new tires,
And 20 others to choose from.
Terms II desired.
PREMOCAR MOTOR co.
t0s " Second ST. Cedar 1865
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Dog Race Entries

N-indlcstes dog won last start.
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ALLISON REALTY has moved 20 room
2i2 Ault Bldg, lloh 8. Main. Osage