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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
RED SOX THERE

Pitcher Moran of the Fairfield Le- zion who has been doing some nne box work tfris season, hit a snag yes- terday in the Red Sox batteps who banged his curves for ten safetias and won to 5.
 RH. B. Red Sox.2 0 30 0 o 1 0 o-s 10 3 Legion 70 0 0 0 3 01 0-5 s 4 Batteries-CoIgan and Chs1acys Moran and Lea.hy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
Sarazen Is Victor

Huntington, L. l., Sept. 4.-Gene Sarazen, national open and profes- siona1 champion and Tom Kerrigan, Siwanoy professional. showed the way to the long driving British team, George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, in an exhibition best ball match of 36 holes at the Huntington Country Club. The home bred American combina- ton won by the margin of up and 3 to D1av
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
F. Lavery Twirls
 Hall Nine to Win

Hall Community team turned the tables on the Crasho Cubs in the second game of their series yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park by a score of to 2. Paddy Lavery, pitching ace of the Communities, also eVened scores with Joe Rowe, his CraSho ri 2 val who won over him in the rIst tilt A large crowd of 4.0o00 witnessed the game.
 Score: R. H. F. Hall Community ......3 10 3 AraSnO 1uOS
 Batteries-Iavery and Lussen; Rowe and Chaick1in.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
IMilleR 4uGGtHS
 E~ANK AAGa.
American League.
PittsfeIds c. Els
 Coming Saturday

usd will be the opponents of the local Gt F nine next Saturday afternoon a Seaside par. It will be a return
 game between the, two shop teams thd Ioctals meeting a 10 to defeat il Pitfsheld recently. The visitors from th9 Berkshire town will be royalty en- @taired
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
Bridgeport.
kwwcester
 HBr1dEeport

| Two base hits-MiTler. 2: Thorpe xNdi1ler. Ryan. Sacrifice hits-Ffedler. EBornho oeft. Double plays-Lavalle Eunasststed; Hart to Ring to Hart ELeft on bases-Worcester TO- Bridge Eport g. Bases on balls-Off LePard f3 of Bish 4. Hits-Off LePard. in IS innings; off Bornhoeft. 8 in 4 Hit EStruck out-By LePard 2, by Born- khoeft 1. Whining pitcher-Bornhoeft.
 Ump1res-Summers and Mcdonald. t fl1Yrne-1.36
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
SHAMMIES WIN

at Seymour where the Shiamrocks de- feated the Watermen nine of that place by a score of ' to 3. A dele gation of North End hooters accnn- panied the "Shammies" on the trip.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
ELI GRID CANDIDATES, 90 IN NUMBER,
 ANSWER BUGLE GALL TOMORROW

The Eli football candidates ninety strong heading Haven the of the 1922 Jones gotten shape welcome his husky charges.
 The schedule including ganesith Iowa. Army Princeton and Harvard especially hard and Blue anxious to get his good physical shape for the long nnnd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
National League
 'AGAMES

AmerIcan. League. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at St. Louis. Detroit at Chicago.
 National League. New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
RINCSIDE CHIT CHAT

Jim Bones is back in Bridgeport for the holiday after chalking another win in Jersey City last Friday night. Jim disposed of his opponent by the knockout route in the sixth round of their battle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
Flag Clinched
 by Soundviews

The Soundviews clinched first place in the City League race yesterday afternoon when they triumphed over tbe Tenox team. 6 to B., in a ten-in- ming game Lilla. pitching ace of the Soundviews, twirled fine ball.
 R. H. E. soundvievs .... 6 12 5 JanoIy ...... 5 10 4 Batteries-Lilla, Foder and Brazzis; Freidberg, Bragaw. Hayes and Me Kinney.
 The Trans handed the Waysides a to 1 trouncing in another game in tbe citv League Both pitchers, Nell son and Hill were in good form. the former striking out and the latter II. N T. @1: Wa1,si5es
 Legion Forfeits Game.
 The American Legion team forfeit ed to the American-Russian Sokols through non-appearance
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
InternatiO
WIN BY ONE RUN

Ambrose pitched superb ball and he White Pines nosed out the Pirates T a sharp 1 to battle. Ambrose as been pitching fine ball this season nd has been a terror to opposing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Open Date Tomorrow.
 No games are scheduled in the East will travel to Albany on the New York boat to remain in the Hudson River burg three days the guests of Paddy o'Connor's 1922 Disappofntments."
 Not Bit Nervous.
 Slim Bornhoeft is going to get mar ried in Brooklyn tomorrow. He is not bit nervous over the approach ing nuptial affair. He demonstrated his brava.do yesterday when he hand ed Jack Flynn's Dorcesters a to 5 sapping.
 Tommy Miller is gaining prestige every day with the fans. His pair of two-baggers gave him boost, yester- day.
 Jim Thorpe was warmly received by the bugs The redskin slapped the apple for double and single.
 Yves Kingdom was a man of promi- hence in the batting division with three safe pings.
 Jose Rodriguez played an a1l-round gifted game. His fielding was of the extra superfine class ard he again showed his consistency with the will :, low-2 hits. The Cuban will doubt . less carry away the hitting honors among his teammates this season.
 rue IdnS were on the nervous seat until the eighth round when the Derbs I 'cleaned up' by scoring three runs on ' three hits, an error and sacrifice Ray Falk started the trouble with a two 4 bagger- Hits were also contributed by Smith and Kingdom.
 Around the Circuit
 Pitcher Frank Woodward allowed 1 the Springfield Ponies just six hits, but they snatched a game from New Ha- ven. to 2.
 sS Johnny Cooney pitched his first major league game Saturday for the Braves against the Phils and won it. He allowed the Quakers six hits A nifty start in fast company.
 Big Elmer Bowman is now the Iead- { ing hitter in the Eastern, having a passed Thorpe and Eayrs. Babe" has an average of .357 for 123 games honors in a doubleheader, the Iillies the Albanian came back with a shut out victory-4 to 0. In the last game Pitcher Mates held the Hi1lies to three hits.
 Kenneth King of the Brasscos is pounding the ball hard these days Four hitsSwas his total yesterday in the Waterbury to win over the Senators. Hesse led the Clarkinftes with the stick with three safeties digger Donahue also landed on the ball safely thrice. The hits in the game totaled 25.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
RODRIGUEZ
 HIGH LOCAL
 HIT MAKER

Jose Rodriguez continues to lead the Bridgeport batters with a per- centage of .315, with Tommy Miller, the runner-up, with 1902. Bowman, of New Haven, has sup,planted Thorpe and Eayrs, with .357. Players hitting .2oO or over follow: :.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
Other Leagues
Southern Association.

Southern Association. New Orleans, 6; Birmingham, 2. Mobile, 5; Atlanta, l. Chattanooga, 8; Nashville. 8. Memphis, 1 Little Rock, 0.
 American Association, Milwaukee, 9; Kansas City, 5. Kansas City, Is; Milwaukee, 4. Toledo, 4; Columbus, 2. Toledo, 4; Columbus, l. Louisville, 2; Indianapolis, 3. Louisville, 3; Indianapolis, 2. Minneapolis, 8; St. Paul, 4.
 InternationaI League. Rochester, 5; Jersey City, 4. Syracuse, 4; Newark, B. Buffalo, ,; Baltimore, 4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
Billy Prince On
 Jersey City Card

Billy Prince. the Fighting Boni face'' viii shunt the apron for work within the Gempen enclosure next Friday evening when he will raingle with Joe Kicka al the Oakland A. A of Jersey City. Tie bout is scheduled for ten rounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Jack Delaney will swing into action on the night of Sept. IS at Woon- socket, R. l., when he meets Jim Darcy the tough Californian in ten round fight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
EASTERN
 LEAGUE

Today's Games.
 Morning. Bridgeport at Waterbury. Springfield at Worcester. New Haven at Hartford. PittSfielde at Albany.
 Afternoon. Waterbury at Bridgeport. Worcester at Springfield. Hartford at New Haven. Albany at Pittsfield (No Games Scheduled Tomorrow.)
 Other Results. Pittsfeld -.........-. 5 F 3 A1DdIly-- C.. Batteries-Snover and HarSrave; Morgan and Callahan. Second game R. H. E. fiIIsAelo. Batteries-Swartz, Tierney and liar grave; Mates and Callahan.
 RH. E. SpI1hSIeAu- Batteries-Dodger. Cholewa and Nagle; Woodward and Hargrave.
 R. H. E. Waterbury. 8 14 l Batteries-Cortiss, Swaney and Bradshaw; Anderson and Schauffel.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04
&>GYESTER-
 Q x DAYS :: .<E2RESULTS .<E
American League.

American League. Washington, 10; Boston, 3. Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 0. Detroit, 4; St. Louis, 3.
 National League. New York, 8; Philadelphia, Brooklyn, s; Boston, 5. Pittsburgh, 2; Chicago, O. St. Louis, g; Cincinnati. B.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

1ShI'
 Shamus O'Brien, the veteran New York lightweight, who, in spite or h1s many years of service in the ring, sems to be going along now in better style than ever, has been booked to scrap with Willie Herman in a 12- round bout at the Paterson A. C.. on Sept. '.
 The winner of tonight's scrap at the Velodrome between Danny Lee and Sammy Na,ble may hook up with Joe Lynch, worlds bantamweight champion, in Madison Square Garden some, time this coming winter, accord Ing to Matchmaker Frank -Fiournoy of the Garden.
 Matchmaker Driscol1 of the Eb- betts-McKeever Exhibition Company has booked the following matches for Rosenbere iva vs MiKs ins o'DoWd ca sent 1ee as Johnny Dundee vs.- Willie Jackson, Sept. s; Johnny Buff vs. Pancho Villa, Sept. 12, and Pepper Martin ys. Kid Sullivan, Sept. 26.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Advertise Tn The Times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Tommy Miller is gaining prestig every day with the fans. His pair o two-baggers gave him a boost, yester day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Jim Thorpe was warmly received by the bugs" The redskin slapped tho apple for a double and single.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Albany and Pittsfield divided the honors in a doubleheader, the EilIies taking the first contest to 1, while the Albanii ms came back with shut out v1ctory-4 to 0. In the last game Pitcher Mates held the Hi1lies to three hits.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Big Elmer Bowman is now the Iead- ing hitter in the Eastern, having passed Thorpe and Eayrs Babe" has an average of .357 for 123 games
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

4. Johnny Cooney pitched his first major league game Saturday for the Braves against the Phils, and won it. He allowed the Quakers six hits. A nifty start in fast company.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Yves Kingdom was a, man of promi- hence in the batting division with three safe pings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Open Date Tomorrow.
 No games are scheduled in the East ern tomorrow. In the evening they will travel to Albany on the New York boat to remain in the Hudson River burg three days as the guests of Paddy o'Connor's 1922 Disappofntments.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-04

Not a Bit Nervous.
 Slim Bornhoeft is going to get mar ried in Brooklyn tomorrow. He is not bit nervous over the approach ing nuptial affair. He demonstrated his bravado yesterday when he hand ed Jack F'1ynn's Dorcesters a to 5 sapping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
LEGAL.

N152O 900 ool Dollars ~ said bonds frs'
maturing ot tho ratio Of D9 per cont uor
nuuuW. payable scml- annually pu tho f.rst
day Of February and August ~ pngN Nuur.
and tho remaining -Four Milton Eighty
Thousand NiONo.ooo oul Dollars at tuu
rate of per cont pcr anuum, payable
semi. annually on tho first day OF Fobru.
ary aud August Of each year.
The principal and interest on nU of
Tho Hbuyr bonds are duo and pBNubIo ut
tho nrr1l agency ut 'no state uf ONtn.
howo at Sew York C.fy state ot Sew
York
sgd bonds aro now ready far delivery
and purchaser viii br furnished with o.
complete transcript and opinion of 3 T.
trcyIiuE. ON.uffIpio bond commissioner ut
tho St1to ~ oklahoma. ami Storey.
Lhotndike, Palmer ana Dodge, of nostun.
Mass.
Al proposals must bc accompanied by
separate certified check ON some col
won't bank banking house or trust com.
panv lu tho sum ~ one per rsntum 90
per cont Iur each issue fnr which bit W.
made, ua required by tho CITY charter.
60 bo forfeited 60 the cry 90 Tulsa in tho
event ~ tho failure OF such purch tsor to
comply with the terms NJ his proposal.
Tho Hoard ~ Commissioners reserve
the Right io reject any and an bids
For further particulars apply to the
city Auditor. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
DONE. az Tulsa. Oklahoma. this c3ri
day of March. 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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published In the Tulsa Daily world,
March q. 90. 90 20 and 20, 1922. world
Publishing company, publisherD
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING q IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. 3I5. CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF the
board OF Commissioners, adopted on tho
lith day OF March. lg22, notice Ia hereby
given that the Board OF Commissioners or
the City OF Tulsa Oklahoma, has exam
lned the estimate and statement OF the
city Engineer as 20 the amount OF the
cost OF the asphalt pavement which should
be assessed against the abutting property,
the property benefited, ana other property
liable to assessment and the owners
thereof. IN STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. 375. which includes the
following described portions Of streets
to-wit:
UTICA AVENUE. from the South line
OF Third Street to the South line OF
Fourth Place.
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the city Eu-
Eineer and has determined TO assess the
cost OF the improvements IN said district
against the abutting property, tho prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof a.
follows, to-Vit'
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LEGAL.

"lge,saed IN the Tulsa Daiiv World
Pnbihl. PbGh y, t2 20, ~ and e5, 1929. World
STGgThInnnlng company. publlsherD
SFsg,1,E OF HEARINGS ON AS
sTToo92.MENIS FOR PAVING IN
N"tEt IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
A RoNA' CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
~ Compliance with the resolution OF
N, ISs4td OF Commissioners. adopted on
itr.tyg'h day Of March, 1922 notice ts
Tsbs,, sven that the Board OF Commits.
hs ~, Ot me city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
d Nm. Srtnilned The estimate and statement
ne eo,, Engineer as TO the amount OF
,hsuS OF the asphalt pavement which
rropsl,yo oe assessed against the abutting
Ohsr we property benefited, and
he op,operty liable 10 assessment and
pRovF,,rss g, thereof In STREET I'M
hcs5sL.A lent DISTRICT No. $50. which
" sifssts 's following described portions
NJ 'hslE p AVENUE. from the South
Nor,h Lindsay Second Add 10 the
Ana L,ne NJ Fifteenth Street,
" rs,oi,a,ll fnard or Commlssioners has
uatsm,,,''oh duly approved the Aforesai id
tn,sr sna all estimate OF the City En-
tat q, tha as determined to assess the
tnnst ~ improvements In said district
'uy .9e abutting property, the prop-
. s,rll,ea' and other property liable
hi0Ws to,lt and the owners thereof, as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Sdpulpa Is Staging
Book Campaign, Too

.eAPULPA, March 2i.-Three
thousand books by the end OF the
week is the goal set by the Philo-
4lhean Bible class, the largest
hIe class Of young men in the
,,a'e for "give-a-book week" from
March q 10 April 1. The entire
sly VII be canyassed and the books
landed through the book campaign
,n,e,adquarters downtown. George
woods Is the president OF the class
oNu l. Morgan and Guy Ramsey
''mprse the campaign committee.
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OAKpALE ADDITION.

All owners OF abuttinE property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable 90 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits TO the
property thereby, and any claim OF OBJ
lections to the assessments as above set
forth shall be filed In writing In the office
Cf Mrs Frank EeHman, city Auditor of
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or before
the 3ist day Of March, 1922, at $500 o'clock
a. NJ, and the same snail be heard by the
Board OF Commissioners on the 3lst day ut
March, 1879, at 200 o'clock A. NJ. and any
claim or objections not so filed IA writing
before said time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 1ith day Of March. 1922,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.
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FORD l-tou truck, "A r1wmorclal panel
body used one week, 500 discount for
ImLlN NALu. IOnnr lLMI.
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T. o. O. r. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Han ll24 South BOult
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Take Long Stems.

uld Lady cat the zoo): "And
sIppose the lion should break out,
"Ial steps would you then tako?"
@ady Boy: Some long and fast
ones. granama- -
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MEDICAL


FAtHMONr MATERNITY HOsPiTAL Tor
confinement, private, prives reasonable
may work FOR board. babies adopted.
write tor b1oklet Mrs n, b. Long. f1Il
y. Twcnty-soyenth ST., Kansas city, Mo,
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANGTARtUM.
\ home for the care ana protection OF
young women rates TpAp0uHblcs babies
adopted. Dr. NJ. n. Newman, medical
director I5E W, Main. Oklahoma city.
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Automobiles


ruNonirr~ IuW SNiE ~
ron sNIu HIn ruH r@,da,.r i8b.
'tat ..u.- ''tHrH
ruU sAlr runrwd.t,r with .ma.l d,.
dor r..rc it... SO dooa. u,au.o easy.
h'rsau Inlo b. TnI
household Goods lle s. u.,mrUa.
HAYNES .u.a..ug.r TO 'maa mr rari
cone r' ...n' i"aIsirr i.i' @. HI Louis,
HUDSON passenger ,uuu.. 100 FlpI ,..
r",., ,r, -rir eos owner ~ % uurtIu lHr
cash Ideal rnr fur professional muU
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hATr wga,. Heo ..,. v.u sacrifice. con
PACKARD ROADSTER TWIN siN-sp,.
popar sGnNN- Rcroln,,i and runs
ntIcE TOURING 1918 model. runs
MEUcHu STANDARDIZATION.
FOyp ~pEEDsTEU tlt0.
Also trucks aud ualcrs. ft
USED MOTORS
Iaghth ana Main
SELL YuUU can Wo have rcndy huy.
crs for standard make. tvntrM Garug,,
ll0 s. Cheyenne.
USED tNU BAUGNtNS
1919 Buick sedan, 1890 Colo $50 sport
1919 Dodge touring Haynes touring
cleveland touring, NrIio touring. Furda
Terms 90 responsible parties. 1OI W
Second. tpdur gbaE
wAnruuuT 3 .TEuwlLrr3EU
Authorized Ford Service.
.2u s Frankfort &c.
Phone Cedar 1889
We make driving your Ford r. pleasure.
A personal service ~ superior quality.
Roasonbhlo cost Hud courteous attention.
1is-lON used kvpubuc ttucK Iut sHIs. or
will trade Tulsa or suburban real estate.
OsBge Gal9
WAY TAKE your ear 20 q garage when
you can nave ~ repaired at home by n
mechanic who can furnish written cree
doutlals all work guaranteed For np-
polntmsnt call Usage 1860.
1850 CASH buys Buick Six touring ear
GapaHsonEcr. used lituo over u year, OK
,cllcut condition, orlFiuui paint. new
cord tires. Inns safety lock. bumper
tools. 1879 license nud other oktruH
owner leaving city, cedar s1a
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sPECIAL NnTICEs

You didnt think we could fel (0r
would HoID such nigh grade
mems shoes for 81 rs q pair Some
have Co buy pair 90 believe it
They are mems br0Eun uEfords,
shoes ana English shoes end OK
fords only ISIS q pair. At
7ts s. Main store only, today nUd
7. S-If any are loft they will
be on sale Monday at the same
price.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice ia hereby given that the
undersigned. Exchange Trust
Company Hs trustee FOR the rfrd-
TORS Of NJ Snoddy dong business
~ Oxford Tailoring Company,
viii soll ~ public auction Go tho
highest bidder for cash, ~ o r.,
Third 81, lu tho ,liy of TuIFu,
Okla, on tho g7th day Of March.
1929. at o'clock 9. mr H'I N the
stock, accounts furniture and fH-
lures belonging 20 F8id oxford
Tailoring Company and now Doc
Gated az y, Third st ln said
city ~ Tulsa.
Dated AZ Tulsa. OKLA, this e1fd
DAY NJ March, 1892
EXCHANGE TRUST CDMpA'Y,
Hv it J.. SfHn1oyCn. Woo Ir,sI-
dent, Trustee,
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Automobiles
.ArrnMnRILrs rnK s


a FORD l.t1u truck. "a commercial panel
body. used one week, 500 discount for
quick sale. rcdnr 1la7.
CHANDLER. 7passouEcr frst-CIass me-
Chanical condition, good rubber. Usage
N10-6s7s,
DODGE ROADETER-Goo ss new, ali
cord tires; 1875 cash. CAN at Sixth hnd
Boston streets filling station 20 see car,
In mornings.
FOR sALE-Bulck, model HIS touring
car. Price IL right Osogc SOS
FORD roadster for sale. see car a. Dlck-
Hrpn- Goodman. Third aud Madison OF
call Webbor al Cedar 500.
FOR SALE Ford spectator iu good COM
dItlon, 1900 cash blG y, Third
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ford touring
7-paHsougor 1913 StudebukgT Al D0u-
dluon. s15 8. Victor OF OIL oaaRo oaib.
tOR' sALE-Ons 5-ton Holt Caterpillar.
excellent weC aniCNl shape, little USED ,
two b-ton Troy, slow apeed trgilers. near
~ nav Price reasonable. l.. e. Wind
cor. Shoals, Ind.
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~la1p Ntsat
T. q. O. r. DIRECTORY
ODD Fellows HalL ll2a South Boulder
AURORA LODGE NO SO, T. o. O. =
Meets every wednesday evening, 1850
,. m,
G. W. GATES, y. q.
TULSA LODGE n. so. l. o. o. y, meets
every Tuesday eyenlng, 1.9o.
j. J. MOORE Secretary.
TULSA ENcAMPMEN7 NO. ss. !. n. o. p.
Meets on Second aud Fourth Friday OF
each month at $3.50 y. ~
J. l. HuGHLETT, {. p.
H. II. FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA PEBEKAH NO. s5. o. O. y.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
MRS. ROSE WHITE. N. a.
MRS CARRY DAVIS, SEQ.
TULSA CANTON NO. lG l. q. o. v.
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
!. p. MOORE. Capt.
r. II. FULLER. Clerk
ORDER or LOYAL SONS. Tulss Flre.is.
No. 2 second and fourth Saturday each
hAYMoND FISHER, y. ".
ii. b. EUdHLET1. W. r.
MIDAS LODGE NO. 5Oi. l. o. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening, West Tulsa.
.- ", J. SLlNKARD, Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL IRAvELERa,
fulHa Council No t68
Regular meeting Saturday,
ES%N Atrch 20. 1922.
EHf4S N. L. PoUNDsToNE, q. c.
NA@S CHAs a. MYERs 7sr'v
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days, No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mail $500; Double
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today DR. T. A. Southington Rem
edy Co, Kansas City, AOS--AdyOE.
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