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senators 9, white sor 9.

WASHINGTON. May 23.--washinston
made, It three out OF four by taking the
final game OF the series from chicago
today. Q to 2, Robertson hfd the better
OF q hurting duel with Frahcis until the
seventh whor singles by broNsr ana
shanks, Gharri,y's double and Peckin-
paughs triple gave the locals their WIN
ming margin,
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Iowa, with 3s6 units, leads all
other states In membership in the
American Legion auxiliary, New
York state Is second with 305, and
Minnesota third. with asL
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CHICAGO. May .ss.-Brookiyn drov.
Jones out OF the box today and with the
aid OF good pitching by Msmsux, made
clean sweep OF the three-ganie series
with Chicago. winning the final game
Scores
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FiUe Leading Batters
OF the Major Leagues
Western League.
Campbell Wins First.

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. May 90.
Campbell pitching his first game for
Independence. held Topeka to three
hits and no runs today. Indspend-
ence winning to 0. Pierce was
hit hard in the sixth and eighth in
nings.
Score by innings:
r. II. e.
Topeka 1000 900 o0o--o 8 Q
Independence 900 00s 030--6 ~ 1
Batteries--Pierce and Benn.
Campbell and Frommf
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Indian. 4. Red Sox z.

BOSTON, May aS-Uhie pitched excel
lently for Cleveland today, except In the
fifth inning. when Boston made it's three
runs and four Of Its seven hits. The
and oNeill featuring In ali-around play.
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Hens Win Short Game,

ENID. May 23,-The first game
Of a scheduled doubleheader be-
tween Henryetta and Enid was
called in the eighth inning today on
account of rain. with the Hens Lead
ing, to 2. Home runs by Bradbury
and Wagper OF Henryetta featured
the game, Cowan. local hurler, was
replaced In the fifth by Abrams.
Score by innings:
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SAINTS WALLOP
INDIANS AGAIN
BY 7 TO | RALLY
Sioux City Makes 1t Three
Out of Four From
Des Moines

OKLAHOMA CITY. MAY 2s.-s,. 10.
seph punched hits Oft Allen while Lind
hers was effsetiye all the way. and st.
Joseph won. 7 to I,
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summary; Two-bsse hits--Neis,- Mey-
ers. Three-bsse hits--Grimes 2. Home
run-Johnson. Double plays-Hollocher
TO Terry to Grimes, schmsndt (unassist-
ed), B&es on balls-Oft Jones 2, off
Mamaux =, off Osborne 2. struck out
~ Mamaux .. by Jones l. by Osborne I.
Runs--Johnston. Meyers 2, Schmandt, OIL
son, peberry. Grimes 2. Errors-Hollo-
cher. Jones. Grimes. Flsck. Jones.
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sum,naty Iwo.base hits-Cunning-
ham, Young, Pinelli. Harper Hargrsve.
Meusel Three-bsss hit--Caveney. Dou-
BILE plays-Couch TO caveney to Daubert,
Groh 70 Frisch to Kelly Bases on balls
or Toney I, off Shea 1, OH Couch 8.
Couch !. Runs-Grob 2. Young. Meusei.
Cunnngham, Harper 2. HArgrave. Cave
ney 2, Pinelli. Errors--Toney, Pinelli
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Ponca Oilers Win.

Special 20 Ths World.
PONCA CITY. May 23.-Trap,
with the Ponca City oilers, held
Blackwell TO three hts and bianked
them to o.
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The war debt In gold francs owed
by France to the U. s. amounts
to 1880, 900, 900: and to Great
britain 12,50Q.Q 10000,
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zBstted for DoAk In third.
zzBatted for Hsines in fifth.
zzzBatted for Walker in sixth.
zszzBatted for Barfoot In eighth.
Score by innings:
bostoh ..''......'.. ..N.s.Oob o20 olo--S
OF. LOUIS .O00 OOJ 30O-s
Summary: Two-base hits. Watson, To-
poreer Holke, Smith. Three-base hit
Southworth. Home run-Hornsby. Dou-
BILE plsy-Toporcer to Stock. Bases on
balls-on Watson 2,-off Fillingginr /, of
Dosk J. off Hsines 2. off Walker L. off
Bailey I. off sherdei l. Runs--PoweiI.
Bsrbsre, southworth 2. Boeckel 8, WAT
son, Smith. Toporcer. Stock, Hornsby 2.
Fournier Errors-Barbare, Boecksl
o,Neill. Topcrcer, Fournier. Heathcote.
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summary! Two-bnse hltsr--Jacobsen,
McMauus Three base hit---Baker, Home
funs-B Baker. sisler Williams. Bases on
hAllr--Ou Mays 2. Oft Opoul 4, Oft
rhorkrr l. Struck out--By Mays l. by
O'Doul Q. by shockcr 4. Runs --uetber .
sAisr =, Williams 2. Elierbe McManuh 2.
shrrker witt, Baker 2. ErrOrs-Jacob-
heu. ward Baker
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fer .. HANDLER. Ginglsrdi, Brrors--LonK
.. Hargrove, Taten. Two.base hits-OI-
son. Long, Hargrove. Three-bass hit
HANDLER, Sacrifice hits-Corrtden, Lind
berg. Base on bslls-On Lindberg 2, off
Allen !. off Warden I. Hit by pitcher
BY Allen. DEBATE and Smith. Struck out
by Lndberg 8. by Alien l. wild pitch
--LiBdberg. Runs and hits--on Allen s
and ~ In innings, off Warden and l
IN innings Losing pitchsr--Allen. Dou-
Lett On bases-oklshoma City 5, st, Joseph
~. mpires-Donohue and Anderson.
Time 1855.
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Cleveland

zBatted for pennock In nf,h.
Tzhnttsd for Fullerton in seventh.
HzEHstted for Quinn In ninth.
Score by innings:
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SIOUX CITY, lows. May 73.-Sioux
City made II three out OF four from pes
Molnes, taking the final game by the
score OF to 4. Both odenwsid and
Lynch proved easy for the Packers Hem
ingwsy starred In the field.
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slcsr City.

sioux CITY '''.s''s's'''ozS oSl ook-9
summary: Runs-Horsn, Graham, Tur-
geon. Yuma. Fish. Meta. Palmer .. Robin
Wagner. Turseon. odenwstd. Robinson.
Two-bsss hits-Horsn, ostergard. Tur-
seon Palmer. German. Sacrifice hits
Hemingway Robinson stolen bases
Hamilton. Palmer, Double piass--Tur-
seon 10 Graham. Hemingway. TO Palmer
TO Metz Hits and runs--on odenwald
2. Sioux City 7. Left on bsse--Des Moines
7. sioux City II. Base on balis-on
Oden~sld ., off Lynch Q, off Williams 4.
Struck out-By Lynch ]. by Williams T.
Wild pitch--Willisms. Passed balls
Breeu, shanglinE ., Hit by pitcher
Fish by Lynch, Umpires-Burnside ana
Fitzpatrick. Time rs.
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zBatted for Osborne in seventh.
zzBatted for Kaufman in ninth.
Score by innings:
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NiNNoldHn .sssrsss sEss"au Vau uON-b
Boston ,,..,.,,,....,,,.0O 900 OS0 O00--s
summary, Twn-baSs hlts-Guisto,
O'Nelll. O'Rourks. Double play--Pennock
10 Ruel 10 Harris Bases on balls--Off
Pennock a. Struck out--By Uhle :. Runs
--Guisto, Sewvll, Gardner Wood 2. Smith,
o'Rourke, Ruel Errors-Guislo, Sewell,
Wood, O'Rturke.
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shllad,lphI,.

aBaited for Stoner In finh.
xxBstted for RiGney In eighth.
rxxBhitsd Tor Olson In ninth.
snhn for Moore fn nth.
Score by innings.
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NBatted for Causey In eighth.
sSRsn for Smith In eighth.
WINNING run scored with one out.
zRobertson out, hit by batted ball
Score by innings:
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Oklahoma cjh,
Score by innings

Matted Tor Allen In seventh
xxBatted for Warden In ninth.
skandler hit by Lindberg's batted ball In
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NlNE-PlEI dininF-toom suite a..
Anne. American walnut ... Nlseh
couch. Call at l32l s. Peoria. q. .,..iisd
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CIrru quits 81 90
OHnEU NUHI

rTESTY 10 7sl mr ssc at tbs ponu'
shop 600 r.a'.n.
BAIr sNIs.ionN tN. over. ina opp1r.
tUuify 90 connect with th, l1rEnHf up.
IIIHurc organization west ~ cleveland
learn o. hIrhiy remuuarntlyr business
under tuu personal UIrU.tluu uf tapnrtH
tHINlug inexperienced mon golden
chance t1 IDBIu H1leHuHuahIp Boo ita
hIEhrat furml o. tried aud proven SELLING
r|Hu backed hy national advertising and
definite promotion limited only hv y1ur
own ability IN addition v4u can corn
from tho start Come In nut make mo
prove ~ tu YOUR satisfaction. Harry =.
kaEa. g0t Gillette Hldv % w. ThHi St
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owl.
Clean ladies cults. ti.76
tHuEn lUk8

WANTED. Girls fHr dsmuuatrnfIHn work.
muHt IH neat BnI wuII educated Apply
saturday 'nWruoll lHhIug Go. IIuh
ana frisco.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Arpff
1u'aa cate l1 s Main.
WANTED Thoroughly experienced nurse.
uuidt references r,Iu1s1, Aup'y iu
u"rHan 1912 Choyenue
WANTED Woman 60 du typIns Hul gone
"fa' clerical work Nddresa tt.g world.
ANrED.iady with telephone. If want
90 wurM address TOO world.
WI WILL boz glad To- consider tho uppu.
cations NJ several experienced luruI or.
orators Apply nfth floor ~ Telephone
building Southwestern noll Telephone
go.
WNNrIp.E .Esuerloneod beauty operator
M 300 q. Cincinnati
WANTED loNurl. usnt capable. settled
white woman with flra'.clHHs city rafrr.
ruccs for roucr1i h0usuvurk. Fm1ll
IamlIy. mono others need apply Cedar
'.-'
WANrEp. urrnmatrr hy day. ,,r,u.
curri quick, reasonable. children,
adults rhnno mornlurE Dr1ar 5000
WANtED-W Women tu enroll iu our sIx
weeka spring millinery course Tor ga.
THIRD
WANTED Women f0 our0ll ln our eve
ming course in millinery. beginning Aprl
rows schooi % MulIner, ia " Thlrd
WANTEb-HNouuE women 90 enter train.
tnE school for nurses. only those ~
good character and habits urcl apply
Apply TulHu hospital, under now man.
aEement' hothu ~ Rogers. secretary
YOUNG WOMEN are ntWHya needed lu
tho business world Hud always wanted
when tRoy have u "brpuEhon training"
our grfduates hold their positions. Lot
ua toll you about several that we have
recently placed, praughou's lluslncsa
College, bloA y. MAIN OshFc aosl.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS wanted! MEN
women good pay Tulsa examination
April 80. Write Mr.. Ozment 4Jg 81.
louis Immediately.
TIlE TRAINED UUSiNEsg WOWKEW
wins lit yourself for hgrrr post
tion. Don't Just dream or WiHhHurcparet
lot uH toll Nuu how. HHY ur evening
school Tulsa business College, 100 T..
THIRD 81
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Employment
nIIr-MALr nn rtMAI-I

iiiiiHh hNit on lthNit ~
1I.. WnNlH Is OVER. wanting gov.
eminent position. IHIIvay HHii pHHfuf.
I'.r. u'.r. I.f.'IHns Salary ~ 500 s00
IaUr. |.u.o .uNH.rHaHFN. Pull IlffI.u.
HaI...o rrIarl formerly with govern.
urUN 900 I.Uo iuiE. Washington. b..
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TULSA FURNITURE REFiNI-uf,..- -e...
superior, distinctive uuhu.st.rIuE rrH
finishing. latest samples lu u...'.tg'
INK m"tcrillHi wicker ana uar.n f5,.
PLEASE THOSE WHO CARE. g..y
t1Nt 500 S Rockford 7
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Auction

AUCTION,
The largest consignment or COM
pioto Housekeeping furniture ever
Offered 90 tho public Co be sold
20 tho highest bidder saturday,
rain or shine. a. y. m. il YOU
want to save some money ana
get some ~ the best furniture and
rugs in Tulsa pt your own price
don't fau TO attend this sale.
TULgA AUCTION 90.
I05 n. Boulder Cedar .5b6'
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WHY STUDY MONTHS
sALEsNEN Am AGrNTs

CHOICE TERRIrOHY far hist. .ciass are.
rI1liy salesman, 60 handle Tot Helm
visible Gasoline Pump Hnd fIung sta
ton equipment T. %. boN al, wichita,
Ran.
FIRsr-CLNss sllcHmun IN sell safe cahl-
net tNurlds H8fayt HHfoI. local refer.
oureH required city work. -. H. mart.
lo't jr, .ls Mayo bidH
HARDWARE ur accssa9rlos sHlosmou ~
rru "MrCurmIrk Adjustable Top
Sur.nEH" tuil time or side line, unit
'rrHHIy advertised. rH Investment ro.
uuIrHt. excellent cummiHs.uuH Reply
OF once regarding line. territory, foigr-
'0c'' Address ls9.N. World.
sALrsMGS AND sALUsLApms- Tulsa
Hul surrounding towns. Nbcral rommls-
rIuus 80 tp Ai2 per duv for hustltrs
$50 ". m. ~ o.. tt5 Robinson Hldg.
WANTED SalcHman with auto 10 sell
patented hedge trimmer, H. e wisnrl
soils ut siEht Commission only John
q. pcttra Machine co.. oaks, "a.
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE ~
ACCOu &rANr bookkccpor. Vpist seven
loHrH experience omen for position, Ad-
dress ltG.G clto World
BuoKKEEPER wants set ot books to
keep during evenings. references fur
nished. Rox asa, care world.
COOK. japanese. first class want position
fnr family. Room ~ ilth " Main,
CITY GAS OPERATOR = DO anything,
from superintendent 20 ditch: good ref.
'rgnc'a llov l1t pcrshlng Okla.
TNpERIENCEp accountant and office
manager desires permanent connection
go World
FIFTEENNEAR.OLD hoy wants work
would prefer farm work Call Oaago
9lGt.R mornings.
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SEVERAL YOING MEN To take our Soc
retarial training We will place you IN
good position when you complete your
course. or refund your money. brHuHh.
onH Hualnoea college, tho school with o.
National Reputation. Usage a0Ni hl0h
Main st
WANTED Experienced engineer, tran
~ man. can OHaEo 1880.
WANTED with horse aud wagon.
Call a. ~ %. SECOND,
WILSON AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL offers
special cash discounts on complete Ru-
tOmobiio ana electric welding cuurHes;
day and niEht classes Cnan or pay
monts OaaEo 2ts 1903 Admiral
wANTEp--Furnituro fnlsher, northeast
corner Twenty-nrst ana Pearson.
WANTED Experienced lady.a alteration
hand ono with experience. no other
need apply Call Hotel Tulsa, 4 o'clock
sunday afternoon, =. y. Pickonu.
wANTED-Sign painter; hrst-class all.
around man, speedy; fl.2b per hour Nc
Grath Sign company 2st n. Third. Mus
koEee. Okla.
WANTED 100 BOYS,
To own Ranger or Pathfinder Motor.
bike. SO cheaper than formerly. Fred
smeh Co. 20 W. Third 81. Phone
YOUNG man wanted 10 assist with book
keeping Apply Palace office SUPPLY,
ais s. poulder.
HELP wANTED-FEMAIE 80
HEAUTiFUL EprinE suits, hHts, after
noon and evening dresses. Tulsa cloth
ing Exchange 212h q, Main, Room
q, OaaEe s0h1-I.
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NINE ROOMS househ0lI rg-,r...----.
plano, Hll In good tUnHIfI.. via
$1,000 cash. Al3 W. FouH 81, a.,Ie
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UOitROW

WANTED borrow. $1,000 on Alo.Ooo
residence property. close lu. this D. a
10 room dWeIIIuE with two baths. Cedar
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Poultry

ftitN
SINGLE CONN., black Mlnorca cEgs tIe5
aud f2.bO per E,ttluR. postpaid, ~, 10,
uoyne, bailey Tcxaa.
BROWN lEGuuUN cggs tor hatchlng 81
Tor 10, 80 Tor 100. Mrs. NJ. A. Hickman,
near RCD Fork Inquire nt RiEahy'H store
or address T.. %. hox l62, West Tulsa.
BARRED Rock Eggs and pu'lots, Thomp-
sons strain. Tor Fnlo, also HiuF'D.vuUh
White Loghorn oFgs. Forris g johnson
strain. E. Neville. Wolfe city Texas
LGGS-trum large uuuUu, dark rcd, heavy
layiuw rose comb Rhode Island Reds
1850 Per 100, il.6o pcr 80, postpaid
Frank !. summers, GIlllnm, No.
DOUGLAS s. e.. u. /. Reds ufo winners
IN the hest shows ~ tho state, cgEs
from Oh my mated pens now going 90
half prices tl0 cgEH now 90, and a. oHgu
now $500 Per setting ~ 49, g. w,
nouglar route 7. No. Solm'n. T'vns.
HlltEn lliiEb Auyouu eggs, rcn Nn. :,
10, $3.50; pen No. ?, ~. 81 pom headed
by cock duu,t from sheppard. Nootv
sutton. NusN TcNns,
RHODE BLAND Rod aud R1rrci Rock
eggs NL2b rcr UcttinE. 27z1 u. Al
SlNGLE.COMH urown and White icg-
horns black Mlunrr1H ana Notified An.
coma oEgH. louG I and ., 1885, Pen p
o. rs or e. 100 6unuycreat puultry
fnrw, rnnts Texas
/ TuOROtGHUREp Gollou Wynndotte
egEs tl go por settling 10. Mrs Josie
callahan, u. !. Stone roIut Toyas.
/ leo-TGG Imperial Incubator for sale.
| price 81. Address 90 y. whs"'ios
| SETTING EGGs Butt nrp'ugtou barred
Rock and white Lcghorn, delivered.
! ihnre h-h'h
! WHITE ROCK ana barrod Rock crEs
from blue ribbon winners, fru house
west cemetery Federal drive. pox lA9,
route o.
! WHITE WNANnOTrE aud white IoFhoIu
! OgEB fOr hatChlug. from fIuD stock. s
| per setting, Mrs. A. D. springer villa
/ rarh m
| FERRIS 900 strain, solicited White Lex
rouie 2, Z, rh'opo Ns5. "
PUNE S. G Brown Loghorn oggs. rs ii.2',
100 81 POO fla. 'nn flht satisfaction
guaranteed, C. q. Rice. Aubrey, TcyaH
For SALE Rhode Island Rod crrs for
oslSo os,TS sssS.I. 81 ~" ss 'S0' ~ rrr,gd ,S' 70 Jay
I HATCHlNG EGGs-Rrovn Lcghorns AND
| White Loghorug. extra good thorough
hrods' setting, sloo' 700. 81 ''l.
RHODE ISLAND RID sotting eggs, osagc
7oS3-R, 7g2 N. Nauthug
THOROUGHnRrp siuglg.comb lrown Log
horn eggs rs $50, a. g. r., G, Thomp-
son. Prop. Carlton Texas
WHITE wyaniotto cErs 'ies Tor is
100 for 80. Mrs. o, %. Rcharda, Rov-
rr'v. Kan.
WHITE WOCK eFra. rs for 81. 100. iiOj
Mrs. Anna nsrryman. route 3, bor
| 1884, Phone l-h2.
ANCONAs
|slNGLE-CONR ANCONN. suEPHERpN
! strain. farm range gEgs. 50 per 500,
! SBfo delivery prepaid, n. 70, Mcclure
| Crwker city Kan.
IEGHOKNs.
lEGWoRNS
lFftv thoroughbred whlto LoChuruH Ems
! Nsh strain, az 81 each Can osaro $3.50
FOR SAIE-BroWu Lyrhorn and white
| lnEhoru hens, uullCIs and CuCknrolH,
thoroughbred. i7l2 w. Rradv.
FIFTY white Loghorua for sale, gl,g5 each
. 1919 W Columbia.
TURKEYS.
d, lIHpRptuHBpE Mammoth prong,
+ tu.kcY Iinglet barred Rock eggs fD
70 saty, Mrs, Jonas Huffman Plano
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ENpeficnced engineer tran
~ man. can OHaEo 73to.
WANTED b-Hov with horse aud wagon.
Call at nc E. SECOND.
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WEARING APpAREL

A FELLOW CAME IN TO TRY DE
a PAIR or THOSE WoNuEE.
FJL SHOES WE HAVE UE
SALE FOR A 50 BILL AND TNE
BETTER THEY FIT the MORE
NAUGHTY WORDS HE START
Tp USING. SAYING THE IDEA
or THAT SALESMAN ~ THAT
- q Il G Il SiuHE SAYING
CpULnN q GET A PAIR as
GOOD As thus FOR I'-5
THAN Il2. WHAT DO YOU
KNOW ABOUT THAT ny
MAKES ME MADpER ALL TINE
TIME. JUST HOLD THESE
HERE UNTIL I GET RACK,
I'LL SHOW HIM WHAT 7
KNOW ABOUT SHOES" AND
THEN HE. WENT OUT ANu lN
ABOUT FIVE MINUTES Hs
CAME RACK LOOKING Won. p
But FEELING BETTER AND
SAID, WRAP THOSE SHOES
TP" THEN THE ALARM MEN'
OFF AND I HAD TO GET lf
AND HURRY DOWN Tb TURK
bros, BECAUSE KNEW
THEY WOULD BE CROWDED
WHILE THEIR So SALE WAS
GOING on.
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MIsCEIIANEOUs rOR sAIE

WANT no Buy ladies and mems na.i
clothing, shoes, hats. Phone oa'f'
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REFRlGFRATOR, almost rs,g--,.,-,s
Third, Wilson apartment T. 04 -W
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wANTED--Sign painter; first class all.
around man. speedy; ti.2b per hour Me
Grath sign company, 2st n. Third. Mus
knEan. Okln.
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LADIES SUIT. dresses. hats. cape, s.aas
aG to 40. Usage 6ls1.
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ALL Kinds Of clothing bought at the a.sh.
n.L LrLnn.. LaII n.ana nMLA-
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TENNELLY q PfHTLE Furr.,..--s-
Will buy your used furrHu.. N9s
single article 70 cowpIet oul..s
zoos 10 w. First ~f 'tase
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$50 FIRST mortgage. due June fret
90 scI 40 n discount. Gail Usage 2s7S
or cedar 3liI.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

AUCTION SALE, April s. 1879, Twonty-
four head ~ harness maroa and mulca.
ages from Z 10 years old, I have
some ot the host mares ever offered
for sala IN Tulsa, one pair black
mares q and years old, weight 5000
one unir black mares ana years old,
weight $500; one pair Horrcl ana bay
mares and z yoara old, weight 5000,
ono pair black horses, weight $500,
and years oldi ono pair of marc
mules. weight 5000, ., coming g. 9th
or cheaper horses. Don't miss this
sale n will nay you 20 come aud seo
Seven head of Choice milch cows, i2
head of yoarliuEs and calves, All these
horses ard mules arc from blackwell
Oks. Corner Denver and Archer.
Mitchell a Mayes. auctionerrs
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Mss Rangh11d john
SON In cast of "The
American Haremn HE.
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of
Roundup and
Happy Canyon

+ Roundup Saturday. Show
+ starts at 1870 sharp.
Z Ticket sales both grandstand
+ and bleachers at Alta street
+ street booth beginning at s
+ o'clock in the morning, Sale
Z opens at park at IL O'Clock in
+ the morning.
+ Roundup headquarters are in
+ the Judd building above Hart
= man Abstract Co., corner of
= Main and Court streets. Tele-
+ phone 357. Accommodation
= headquarters, East Oregonian
+ building ON Main street. Tele-
+ phones 1924 and 1925.
+ Happy Canyon. the Little
y Brother of the Big Round Up"
= is held at night. Shows tonight
+ and Saturday. Show starts at
= 1890 sharp. Doors open at
+ o'clock.
Z Commercial association infor-
+ nation booth at corner Court
+ and Main streets. Ask Folsom,
+ he knows.
+ Don't forget to visit the
= Northwest Grain and Hay Show.
: It's the greatest show of Its kind
= west of Chicago.
+ All visitors to Pendleton dur
Z ing the Roundup are urged to
+ follow the trail Of the Green
= Cards in buying their meals,
E their beds and in getting shoe
Z shines.
; A town of Pendleton's size
, has big job. on it's hands to take
; care of the huge crowds that are
, here during the three days, but
this association and the business
people are anxious that every
one get nothing except fair
treatment.
Prices for double beds have
been established at $3.50 the :
night and cots at one dollar.
Green cards have been posted
bearing this information.
Prices for shoe shines are Is =
; cents.
Prices for meals will be 20 :
per cent above the prices nor
mally charged. Restaurant men
have agreed to this schedule.
Don't pay more than these Z
prces. If anyone asks more,
refuse to pay 1t and call the
Commercial association. No. ia,
and make your complaint.
I ? Eoll0u tho fip Eraat, Cards
PENDLETON COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION.
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second the first tame around. She
started second after the second
change, lost to Trickey, then came
back agaip, held her lead and won by
a length. The race brought the crowd
TO its feet and held them there.
Mrs. Strickland was presented with
a big bouquet by Queen Thelma.
Reed was first and Farrow second
in the Indian thoroughbred race.
Frank McCarroll was the first bull
dogger. He made n quick catch and
threw.
Buddy Sterling had a big steer that
carried him over the fence but he got
a throw in slow time.
Mike Hastings made good time. He
Is one OF the best bulldoggers parti-
lcipating in the show.
Dave White spilled with his steer.
They both rolled over. but neither
was hurt. Dave stayed. but his steer
twisted loose.
Pinky Gist got a throw.
II. NJ Mathews had hard luck with
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his steer The animal jumped the
fence but Mathews stayed, chased
him all over the aren't and made Il
quick throw.