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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

rfirNUD. Uri 90 Cattle u..eIrIH
. 600. choice and native Hum boot
af fla. u bsIwuuu FIpH.a I.H.. beet
strtfa slow uNHr|funr vlIH. Hu.U native
t,,f steers t9uUuIi..t sNr aI.,.. rf....
ore ami fgsiofa shout ftrIHE NHHa 'N. CO.
l.r higher y.ai calves HfI.ua .. N..U.U
huIlt dcsIIahlo bologna bulls H..NUH ttlt
utab. bult veal calves HI...I 60 .1.
tulk HtH,krfs aud feeders f...uH.st. Uu'E
Nrrf COWS aud IrifrrH 80 ..l rN. uulh
UtuutIn 3 sou 900. ruttftH 81. ..u. Do.
lItH Receipts $4,000. UU4A. I.. tu .N.
lower. bulk roo 90 300. pound uvtIHEUH
felbuo.hu fow 4l0 60 800 pound Uuf,Hrtt
tahouHtb. top tpra. ,n..s t.H.H.unu
butDusu 1880. bulls uHuknu t.v0 $40
GAS. Ulgs mostly around tHt.. lI|uE
CluHHpa o. buWspO.
sheep Receipts tc.o00i fst native ihuhs
ncti,ct strong 90 gbc higher top $1,000.
Montsna feeding tsWh- ~ 1880, f'.Hrrs
steady sheep about steady hr1vF foe
ewes tatOu 900. HEhtsf w.ght up Co
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
SCRAP OVER BALLOTS
Democratic Ticket VIII Have First
Place, Election Board Decides,

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 12.--Tho
democratic ticket will have first
place on the ballots for the state
election in November.
orders were issued today 10 tho
printers by w. G. McAlister. socre.
tary OF the state election board. TO
reverse the republican and demo-
cratic tickets to give the democratic
list the leading position. The order
came after a storm OF protest from
democratic candidates and officials
who discovered that on tho sample
ballots the republican ticket was
carried first.
McAllstor explained that he had
ordered the republican ticket TO
lead under the impression that the
party victorious IN the last general
election should have precedence.
y. ". Cores, assistant attorney
general, however. ruled that the
democratic list must be first.
"Our attention wus called 10 the
specific law and We found that the
election board had no option IN the
matter as the position OF the two
dominant parties was arbitrarily
fixed" said McAlister.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Magnolia IN 50. 600. 600 penI.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Oct. i2.
oil field holdings OF r. o. Harvey
and L. II. Cullum OF this city have
been sold 70 the Magnolia Petroleum
company for S2.50O 600 each, II was
announced today. The deal includes
and some small tracts in the Burk-
burnett and Desdemona pools. About
1000 barrels daily production is in
yolyed in the deal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
HlJACKER SUSPECT VAGGED
Fred Barker. Awaiting Trial for
ROBBERY, Gets County jail Term.

Fred Barker, last of the quartet,
suspected hy the police Of being i'm
pllcatcd IN tho hliaCking Of several
persons on the Broken Arrow and
jerks highways. TO be tried ou
charges of stat" vagrnncy, was sen.
fenced 10 so days I'm the county jail
hy Judge S. T.. Dunn In police court
Thursday At the time OF his ar
rest q week ago. barker was under
81 500 bond on Chafgos OF car theft
and hijaoklng In CONNECTION with tho
wholesale hiiackings ~ scvoral
weeks ago. following which he waH
arrested I'm Kansas city where he
and three others were suspected uf
robblng the safe OF Il manufactur-
ing concern.
Despite mis- alleged career Of
crime, Barker has succeeded In re-
tanning his liberty until today when
Judge Dunn passed the sDntenv"
that will keep him IN confinement
for "a days.
Two OF tho other suspects. Ear.
Adams and william Talmadgc, arr
rested with Barker were fined 500
and sentenced 90 80 days IN jlil
last week Tho charge against Fred
cole, the fourth member Of the
party. was dismissed. Barker Of
fered I'm court as his reason Tor not
being employed. tho fact that tho
bullet wound, received iu "a battle
with Kansas city police officers,
ncapacitatoI him for work. Tho
city physician declared otherwise
and the sentence was passed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

tho upper deck Sho blushoi. Then
the secret came out
why are you rushing away from
Honolulu 80 uddcnly'' she was
asked.
More blushing.
"Nou sec" sue said. u used 10 ad-
mirc cave mon iu tho moNcs--hut
in real lifo--Wcll I'm not sure.
"Of course. Bert was very nice,
but when he began to get real cave
mannish' just ran away from him"
Bert. u developed was q hand
some soldier stationed at SCoticld
barracks. who had resorted 10
strong-arm tactics after his STRAIT
egy had failed TO win the fair Cali
fornian.
Would the captain pursue her to
California?
II can't tell you anything more
about It," exclaimed tho love fugi-
tive. but when ] decide finally. II
won't be because I've been coerCed.
Cave man tactics don't get over
with me"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
OIL MARKETERS
ELECT NICHOLAS
Again Chosen to Head
Jobbers in Fight
Against Oil Combines

Special 70 The world.
CHICAGO, oct. l2.-That the Ma
tional Petroleum Marketcrs associ-
alton viii continue its policy Of Wig
orously fighting for the Independent
jobbinR interests was decided by the
recollection today ot l.. V. Nicholas
ms president. and tho election 10 the
board OF directors OF mon who are
thoroughly I'm accord with these
policies. Other officers elected were
5. S. Cramer, Milwaukee, Wis, first
vice president; Il, T.. Gcrkins, Day
ton, Ohio, second vice president n.
l.. Freeman, Sioux Falls, $. D.,
third vice president and 4. j..
Squires, New York. scrgeant-at-
arms. Directors chosen were l., ID.
Pierce, Providence, f., l., Il. n.
Reed. Atlanta, Ga, Edward A.
swanson, Peoria, ILL.,, j. IL. Sheriff.,
Pensacola. Fla, +. c. Crnmer. Den
yer, Col. f. Eng, Evansville, Ind,
Frank Francis and II. j. Callahan
OF Michigan, T. w. Thornhill
Charleston, S. C., u. e. Little. Fort
Worth, Texas, w. Il, Scott, Wilmer,
Mimi. II. l.. Freeman, Sioux Falls.
$. D., and Lou +. kuehnle, Dubuque,
Iowa. j, G. Squiros, field secretary
OF the association, was named sec
fetdfy ana treasurer 10 hutC'tu IL
u. Grant. retired.
An effort was made 10 make i'm
possible the reelection Of Presl-
dent Nicholas by the Introduction Of
a resolution to limit the office OF
president TO active members OF the
association and to make the post "A
purely honorary one without salary.
Tho resolution was defeated.
A complete report of the finan-
cial affairs OF the association for
the past year was given. The report
showed a net profit Of over $4,000
for the fiscal year. Five hundred
and twenty-five active members and
one hundred and forty-two assocl-
ate members are now enrolled in
the organization.
The matter Of classifying mem
bers of the association who are en-
gagged IN both the refining and Job
bing business came under discus
sion. That any firm eligible 10 act
i've membership in the refincrs as
soCiation should not be eligible 10
active membership IN the jobbers
association was expressed by many.
Associate members are not allowed
a vote in association affairs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Glad Sister Escaped
Operation

physicians had given my sister
W lc die, they wanted TO operate
Tor gall stones, but she was too
weak aud could only talk In
whispers got her bottle of
Muyr's Wonderful Remedy and I'm 3
weeks she was able to get about
aud walked u mile 10 church" IT
is ~ simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucuH
from tho Intestinal tract aud allays
the Inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
one dose VIII convince or money re-
funded A. all druggists.--Adver-
tItrtpgUf n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13


SANTA MONICA, Cal, oct 12.-
Cave man tactics may be nice IN the
movies, but IN real life-well, that's
different again.
HELEN Briedert, regarded as pretty
and popular hcroabouts, used 10 en-
Joy the cave man tactics of the film
lovers-on the screen.
But when, during q visit 20 Homo
lulu. she became the object OF the
cave man wOoing of a dushing ar
tillery officer. she fled shamclessiy
ignominiously abroad ship and
back to the states.
The steamer Manoa was about 10
cast off A girl. bag and baggage,
rushed aboard. a hurried argument
with the pursuer. The ship already
was on its way. IL was Miss Bried-
ert.
A day out at sea Miss Briedert
seemed more composed. Friends cor
nered her I'm confidential nook on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
DENNIS AND GANG
HAVE NOTHING TO
' FEAR IN WALTON
coNrINuEp rRoM rAaE oNr

A NNN ANNtb hpNA lN'b ptHE
primarily u sociallsts and vacilluting
tomocrats. lie said:
ANY good mariner when he dis
covers his boat has broken loose
from Sos moorings and ia drifting,
win examine the compass and take
sounding 10 sec where he Is.
Today we find the democratic boat
sdrift. without legitimate leader.
and Il makes us wonder. Whittier
ore We drifting and how far?'
1T has been we'll said that War
T. hell Civil war is most uncivil,
. and family fights are reErettable, but
| n u takes war TO save our political
blrthrights. then let's have war"
Russelrs voice fairly electrified Lis
audience when he told how Walton
and his crowd sought TO CQlonize the
socialists, negroes and what nots OF
the state under the banner OF the
democratic party. Ho shouted,
"Open war is preferable TO ignomini-
Gus surrender"
lie tokingly commented on how
the Walton organization was circu-
latlng stories that he had asked the
Shawnee convention to indorse him
and the Walton press was now edit
or.aliy l4mbastlng him. He referred
10 these comments as Kicks from a
borrowed boot"
Russell denied that he had asked
the Farmer-Labor convention to In
dorse him. aud declared that he had
insisted that his name be not pre-
sonted 20 the Shawnee convention.
As to Frank Carter defeating him
for denomination Russell said:
The fact thatthe voters did not
accept my offer 10 serve them again,
has not hurt my rights OF citizen
ship one whit. My record in Okla
homa will show that I'm no gutter
and during the six years in the leg
islature ana six years on the cor
poration commission | have always
been fighting for what ] believed
was the best interests OF Oklahoma.
Therefore | feel that I am fulfill
ing my duty as n citizen by putting
icfore the voters such facts as may
aid them In making up their minds
ON the election"
Tribute To Women.
lie paid a glowing tribute to the
women Of oklahoma and of the
country who served without pay
during the World war, at home. in
the camps, and abroad, for the
soldiers, adding, And they never
bsked for a soldiers bonus bribe,
either"
Russell made a stirring appeal for
the voters of the state 10 come out
ot their lethargy and select a high
a. type OF man for political office,
declaring that water does not rise
above It's own level" lie said that
the standards set for ministers,
school teachers and physicians were
constantly being elevated. whilo that
a. politicians was so low that IhOst
OF the candidates had trouble in liv-
Ing down 20 the standard set by the
peoples indifference.
5. $. Lawrence, an attorney. n
lifelong democrat, introduced Rus
tnlL Lawrence, "A native OF North
carolina, said that he gloried in the
lagt that he, a democrat, was against
Walton and supporting Fields for
. governor.
o. $. senrcy, former pardon and
parole clerk 10 Gov. j. y. a. Robert
son launched into a defense OF the
Robertson administration at the
end OF Russelrs talk. ignoring Wal
ton entirely.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
DEMOCRATS MOVE
IN NEW QUARTERS
Constitutional Club at
Capital Takes Over
Floor of Hotel

t,s..a' 90 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 1c.--The
constitutional Democratic club has
,5gni 90 necessary, In the face Of
many demands for literature and
,speskers, 10 move into larger head
or,rters. II will occupy the whole
eleventh floor Of the Sklrvin hotel,
haeirriug tomorrow, thus rivaling
tho Walton state democratic head
cusrfars nt the Lawrence, which oC-
rrrIaa an entire floor there.
THO bureau Of publicity OF the COM
..ifYfiurei organization has begun 10
function IN regular campaign fash
1or Sine stcnographers were work.
,lrs u that department today and
,thr number IL TO be increased later,
according to the officials.
THo speakers bureau has billed
Judes kcaton for Wanette Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. and at Mus
lkuaco next Monday noon, at which
.ume Constitutional Democratic
club l- to- be organized there. Camp
Nhol Russell II to speak at Clinton
Friday night OF -this week, Elk City
saturday afternoon aud S1yre In tho
,,euiuG John Taylor win speak at
Iosuv m the afternoon at o'clock
and at Talogu in tho evening at 3
o'clock. Frank Kenyon, union brick
lsypr ora TOR. who Is ON the stump
against walton, Is billd FOR Gushing
Friday afternoon and Dvumright for
n night netting. Kenyon has Ions
been % Leader in labor circles as a
democrat. and will remain In the
campaign until election day, In op-
position 20 the mayor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
CRADLE LEADS IN VOTING
But Present Rail Maintenance Men
Head Not Certain Winner.

DETROIT. oct i2--Noting on
officers Of the United brotherhood
Of Maintenance of Way Workers and
Railway Shop Laborcrs, In conven-
ton here failed 20 bring a decision
today I'm the race FOR international
president. Tho halloting will con-
unue tomorrow.
T.. +. Cradle, seeking recollection,
was I'm the lead on the final ballot
tonight by about 500 votes. 81 was
announced. J. L. Floizdol Pauppin,
Manitoba, was second and W d.
Roberts. WlkesbarIe, Pa, third.
Under the rules of tho election. Rob
erts drops out OF tho race with to-
days indecisve ballot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
RAIL TAX DECISION TODAY
Whether Suit IL state or Federal Up
10 Judge Cotteral.

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 12.--
Whether the litigation over assess
ments fixed upon properties OF the
Rock Island and Frisco railroads by
as Oklahoma counties is n matter to
DO decided by the federal courts or
by the state supreme court will be
ruled upon tomorrow by Federal
Judge John II. CottCral, he an
nounced after hearing arguments
today OF attorneys for the roads and
Atty Gen. George short and assist
ants.
The railroad lawyers contendod
that the case was strictly one for
the .nderal court but the attorney
general argued that tho roads had
the right OF appeal 10 the state su-
prcmo court. which, he claimed, had
jurisdiction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Ghost of AntfgOnish
Is Finally at Rest;
Girl Goes 10 Asylum

HALIFAX, n. &. oct. Ia
Memories OF the Ghost OF Anti
gouish for which experts and
physics searched frultlemly sew
crnl months ago. were uncovered
today when IL became known that
Mary ellen Mcdonald, the To-
yenr-old girl whose stories OF tho
phantom were largely Instrument
al iu the Systematic search for II.
had been admitted TO the Nova
Scotia hospital for tho insane
here.
DR.. walter Prince, director OF
the American institute for acion.
tiflc research after persistent
Investigation decided that Mary
Ellen waa responsible for tho
manifestations OF a spirit pres
oncc which had excited the ooun-
tryEidC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Federal Reserve Banks.

WASHINGTON, oct 12.-Com
blned resources and liabilities Of tho
~ federal reserve banks at the clnso
of business October II. was reported
tonight by the federal reserve board
as follows.
Resources;
Total gold held by banks. $685.
$4,000,
Total gold reserves, t3.OS9.gSO, 900.
Total reserves. t1,210.0l7,000.
Total bills on hand, {77l.tOG 900.
Total earning assets, {1.2i5,-
9s5,00O
Total resources. t5.16s,s70. 900.
Liabilities:
Total deposits. siOE22h5 900.
Total liabilities. fb.ids. $50. 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
END CONSIST0RY REUNION
Confer High DEGREES ON 275 MasOns
nt Guthric-Iulsan President.

GUTHRIE, oct. l2.--The reunion
~ Oklahoma consistory, Scottish
Rite Masons. concluded a four-day
session here today with tho confer
ring OF the thIrty-first and thirty
second degrees and the lection OF
class officers, There were 275
Masons In the class. The following
officers were elected: Edwin ID.
Mouson. Tulsa, Methodist bishop for
oklahoma, president Luther White,
Tulsa, first vice president; NJ, G.
King. Okmulgec, second vice presi-
dent; Frances Lang. Drumrlght,
secretary; Fred A, Tillman. Paw
huska, orator; r. o. Chick. Alya,
treasurer, and John G, Williams,
Slick, historian.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
LAY CORNER STONE TODAY
Impressive Ceremonies WIN Mark
Laying at Oklahoma City,

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. Elm
pressive ceremonies will mark the
laying Of the corner stone OF the new
$1,000, 600 Masonic Temple here to-
morrow afternoon. The Oklahoma
grand lodge Is in charge OF the dedi-
cation.
Preparations have been under
way for months and visitors from
all sections OF the states as well as
from many outside Masonic organi-
cations, are expected,
James $. McCandless OF Honolulu,
imperial potentate Of the shrine,
will arrive in the morning to parti-
cipate In the ceremoDy. 1t was an
nounced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Fight OUer Poker Game;
DuraHt Farmer May Die


tpeoal 10 The World.
DuRANT. oct. l2.--Edgar Flan-
llsau, a farmer Is near death In a
local hospital as a result OF a fight
over a 25-cent poker pot In a local
lotel room early today, and I'D
Hoper, his neighbor, is held in jail
pending. his recovery or death, for
IishinS 4'lannigan with knife.
Glowing the assault. Flanagan
walked about block but fell un-
conscious in an alley, where he was
,folnd by Chief of Police Kiersy. and
rushed to the hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Millions know the magic ~ Dam
douno. b0w IL currects oily. dan
druffy itching rcalps and helps the
hair To- grow long thick, strong and
mNur.aut D8ndcrino Is not sticky
or greasy II is the largest selling
hair corrective and tonic I'm tho
world because D. is not % humbug!
Got q bottle at any drug store.--Ad-
vertlsemcut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
QUICK! STOP FALLING HAIR!
35-cent "Danderine" will Save Any Man or Woman'S
Hair-Delightful Tonic--See Dandruif 90!

Quick Don't wait Every bald
head started with Just n few falling
hairs and a litlc dandruff uut soon
the hair appeared thin, scraEgy and
then the dread bald spot, IL seems
Il sin tu let hair fsil out or tolerate
destructive dandruf whom you can
quickly correct an such hair trouble
with bottle Of delightful Dan
dorine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
BOGUS CHECK is CHARGED
Man Arrested In Oklahoma CITY
Held for Trial at shawnee.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct Ia
G. u. Sanders was arrested here to-
day ON request of officials NJ shaw
nee. He II held without bond. 'rhc
local police were not advised OF the
charge against the man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

SHAWNEE. oct. i2.-C, II. lennd-
crs was arrested In OkinhomR CITY
Yesterday afternoon after Officers
ana bank officials hero charged thai
lie deposited a bogus cashiers check
for E,247,g0 on a Shreveport. Ih.,
bank Sanders ~ said 10 have de-
posted the check and 10 hnvo writ
ten a check for 81 i60 To pay rent on
a building here In which he was 10
start a hotel. The arrest was caused
by federal officers who aro work
ing IN Shawnee in connection with
the Rock Island strike. srf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
RailrOad Ninn Resigns.

ST. LONIS, Mo, Oct. 12.--Offlciai
announcement that T. A. Hamilton
would resign as vice president OF the
~ Louis q San Francisco railroad
ana become president OF the Interna-
uonal & Great Northern was made
az the general offices of the Frisco
mere today. Hamilton will assume
we presidency OF the l. & G. N.
ABOUT December I. II was added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Basketball on at WeIch.

WEIGH Oct. lI,--Basketball
practice is on in earnest In the local
high school. Coach McCollom has
two assistants helping him drill the
team candidates. Fifty-five boys and
girls are out for practive, the larg-
est squad that has been out for
sevsrBl yssrA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

UEINNUNN IIIN- UTI Y '0ITTE
Receipts 100. stcerz steady, top $3.50,
COWS ana helfcrs ttOOutto. top 5000.
calves Glow.
itogs Receipts 500. 2Jc lower. top
tHbb. tult o. Goa 90
London Metals.
LONDON. oct lead Spot Leb g.
a. futures I2t 97 Cf.
HInc-.sput La4 fH o. futures L1s
- 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Movie Director (persuBsivsly)
Come, Sam. you viii he ont OF that
cage I'm two shakee OF the lions tail
Sam, Ycp. hoss. but dat lion
snaps his Jaws twlcc't as fast as he
dono shake his iaili--Life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Ihere's nothing more bewltching.
declare.
man you so neatly stitching
=, lhings to wear.
40 words have ! 10 wheedle
, One so fair;
hut please don't leave your needle
IN my chair!
----.------ --Life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

TuHr WORTH. not 1t.Htnttlca re
y,ipts $500. brrvya $500 7.h0. bulls s. o.
Wags. calves f".O0uG0O.
Hogs HcroIptH 1000, light iN0nm0 90,
heavy ssbWkd, plga tG.0Ou 90.
Sheep Receipts $50, lambs $500 ~ 90,
.,uvr-t rny-p is5if5.to. feeder lambs
gabOuGbO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

Alice. DO YOU really think that
clothes mako tho mhn2
virginia. Of course not us the
kind uf car ho drlNcs.--tIfo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

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representative
type of th.
vi va CT us.
healthyAmef
lean Girl. n
porting her
own aue RI
cnce writes;
M actin n
Nltauon has
brOughtub0ut
q magic trans.
form alton
with me-, Z
ga ed 10
pounds and
never before
felt 50 welt
Aodulck aud
remarkable l.
the action OF
NJ A TINS
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