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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
LANns AM IANMs Ion sALr
ARKANSAS

TO THE MAN OR WOMAN VINO wants 10
E.I INTO profitable business tIsf Will
~. mem returns every month 300 tho
year me capital CITY Poultry Farms
Go. OF Ihtilo Rock AIt. ufI,ra the up.
u"llnuIiN rms company ia now build
InR large hatchery and breeding pIHut
ON llH property consisting uf 1.ltu urrrs
of land. % miles from IIftlo Rock. and
'n inu main lime Of The Missouri Pacific
railroad. This plant viii consist Of
JOG home sites. upon wh.gh the rUmuauy
Will erect modern b-rUum home, ,Ir,n
every lo-0rre tract that Is sold Tho
company VIII present every pur,hEsaf
win 1000 standard hr"d 10 lay chicks.
erect suitable hen house for same and
VIII employ an expert poultry suprrtu-
irudou' 20 supCrIuteud the missing uf
lho 'htcks ana 90 teach the proper car,
breeding production. Each tract fenced.
Tile. company viii huy all the prudur
i'n paying fHr tho same the highest
market price at al times 80 that a
stoady market js assured Tor ali rRgs
ana stock production AS tast Hg pro-
uutot, The site vii have ala the rsHpn-
tlaIs lor convenience ot the community.
'Iur'H VIII De established, q church and
school VIII be maintained. there will
b" regular mail ANA train service and
mono OF the hardships ar Inconvenience
or a pioneering NE. You start In nt
once iu a fine community Of white peo-
pie with 8i the comforts ~ town life.
ANA engaged I'm a. profitable business
Just ~ soon as your chicks become sur
Wo want, aud expect i4 people who
want 10 20 into the poultry business
Wuh view &" making a success of A..
W" want no droUes or dreamprE. The
pant VIII be operated upon basis OF
Ctilcl'ucy only. This company viii have
e. inliIal investment of moro than
Hl2b. 600. and Is opening this plant on
q strictly scientific basis, ana II viii be
on, Of tho largest of IT'S kind M the
United states, aul fully developed. This
is strictly q business proposition for
profitable rciurns iu an who are I'M
i.Ft'l'd 900 ~. The product VIII consist
"i eggs, HlfIugerH. lIuIltT4, layers ana
hI'cN'fH. etc. an ut standardized stock
ana capahI" Di bringing the highest
prices In The markets Uf the world. The
shipping department alone Will give
steady employment no many boys and
EIf.N. mon Uul women. the mail order
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RIDGEwooD ADDITION

offers the last opportunity to secure
a close inside home site within i2
blocks Of tho downtown section. All
sewers paid In fan and you win not
have TO live in doubt about paving,
on account Of q paving fight which
may tie up the paving indefinitely.
All paving Is now In ana the lowest
rate ever secured In the city. Many
fine homes are now being erected.
Many features TO commend To the
homo owners. within walking dis
tanco, 1j-minute street car service.
Borrowing value Of you own the lot
with a small sum added viii put
you IN a home.
why delay In building tho home.
with tho low cost Of building? Fun
5o-foot lots, $1,000 up, depending on
location on frontage, Terms II de-
sired. For further particulars sec
THEODORE cox. owner
202 Mayo Bldg Phone Osage 5s3
or any reliable realtor
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A REAL BARGAIN

For quick sale offering 8-room strictly modern
house well built lot 60Xl40 feet school and
good transportation paved street Can consider very low
payment and very easy contract for balance Price $3.50
Worth considerably more.
f. G. .CUNNINGHAM-OSAG 467O-552
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JOIN tho r,.U|aI.u iH uur new Amer.
can colony 100 N,,... March 30. You
wont 60 90, IuHf wonderful county.
john u. BENEDICT sla Equity WdE,
NuahuEtr.
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RAND SPRINGS CAR LINE -Hoautfu be-
room siuccn house for aala or exchange
Tor stock " groceries. rus and electric
lights amt good well NJ water rrIr,
$4,000. $500 down and 49, Dor month
can us Tor Sand SpriuE- urnnorty W.
also have some acre tracts with o.. : and
room houses ON them. Patterson. tc,
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QUINCY, sOUTH-South of Fifteenth
street; keenest 5-room and breakfsst
room bungalow iu the city; fun front
living room, 1895 feet, with massive
tnsntel cove mouldlngs, Quarter-sawed
oak floors throughout, very expensive
SILK finish paper, built-ln cabinets, shoe
racks, etc, Pullman breakfast table and
chairs, large basement, -r0ughed-in Tor
turnacei garage ana drive one Of the
highest, incest and most convenient l0-
cations In town; close 10 Lincoln and
Sacred Heart schools and car lluei sur
rounded by beautiful homes, Price
only isooO, with 1850 cash. Can
Cedar I2Ss.
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a REAL HOME

We have for few days of the finest homes the
south side for sale Reason for selling, owner compelled
to leave Tulsa Nine large rooms, for two and
servants qugrc}s viii show by appointment only Price
$4,000 II interested i'm this price home call Usage 6O4.
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Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES ron sNIE

- HOtSE fOR SALE ~
NEW ..ru0m house 1900. Ull-sIre I.t
Cedar g.Ht Osara ssqB ~
0yyNI-R ,.--,,-,,.-..... ,---..i
ramp.ete srf Ss,,,.,,,,J,' ,,, y, @ '.,a' ''N'g N'g
east fr6rf. n1 V,5Is,r' ,.., t5,,,l.,.,,
gb.faat fr,rt o.l u.". % ..,.. l.','.'I
quarters saft.watrr pi.icr1. bassrstt
Hnd combination furnace. perfect vuudI-
Iln a.6.L. World.
Offered a. I,",',,.,.,..""I,, "",' a'.h.. 'h,l s.i.
f0r quI,y sale. gfH6 vUr i.rIr. vuI
consider car Cedar rffa
g,,rartit.",..,. .,,.,.-,, .,-,-a---
'N' room, 'Hsi.iruni. good ur..sd VOL.
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MORNINGSIDE
ria nm

Beautiful 2-story house, consisting
Of eight large rooms and break
fast room, living room across
front. abundance or closet space.
oak floors throughout beautifully
decorated, tile bath, built-in tub.
combination furnace. house storm
shoeted. brick foundation, haso-
mont under entire house. o car
garage and modern servant quar-
ters. real home and must be
.cen 20 be appreciated
THE y VI. GROTkOP GO
2l5-lb Kennedy Bldg. Usage 1898.
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SOUTH QUAKER
\ real home for sale live rooms
lust finished decorating aud paint
ing. huilt-in features, closets. nioe
lnante. garage and servant quar-
ters. Price $500. terms Look
az this home before YOU buy
~ clinton, Cedar 2i9l. SI5 Ken
THREE ROOM modern house aud garage.
on small lot, for sale. also corner lot
good for store 10 $. Yorktown.
TWO-ROOM frame. plastcrod aud painted
addition. $1,000. 500 cash. balance si5
per month. can owner. Usage Gge.
osage ,7,a-R
TERRACE DRIVE ADDITION - Five
large rooms and breakfast room, all
hult-ln features oak floors base tub
beautiful electrical fixtures, large base.
$3.50 terms 5000 cash. balance ar ar.
NJ. J. GLASS & co.
Usage 1I3t
2io-A S. Main ST.
no ALL REAL ESTATE MEN-My prop.
.rlF or 10 $. Olympia is of market.
TwENTY.THREE BuNGALows
SEVENTEEN rwo.sronY HOUSES
We can accommodate you on a good home
and good terms
PYLE INVESTMENT co.
aa0 Iowa R'dC.
Cedar 25lo.
-
WE HAVE several new, modern houscs
on INC southeast side which small first
payments WI handle beat the rent
'25o cash and ig5 monthly buys s-room
=. house East Admiral. Price E2.loo,
'ooo cash and $50 monthly, i.rOom new
,6unEalow, Price '2,G5o
'',np, 'tsn, la, balance & monthly Tine modern
tor prino t,,pp6o "'H''' ''''" ITeh-
'''" tnn,,. ,,r,'" r,..,,.r,,-.r--
.' ''7'h- 80 "r NO.
f9jRkIoWN s. col New 6,room hunEr
low, oaE floors. ivory finish. nicely
81. ouS no y 9lsa. o"n". "s's' s'sb,
F''o0o bhA ,IIFlL, fr"nt Iot Chill
0eTs heights ON paving.
'ItoV best buy IN orruIt addition, has
,i ss,niI 9oE house ON r"nT' beautiful
1890 front. terms
,i-g.5o'' ,t East iIonl .n'. N.I'n Main. TerIg,s'
we've 80 '.uN.' lL..'' !. ...t '"'" "tH''
roo lu"' very ''HF ..,"', "a,
o'' l'T H'It i"r' '''b '- ''t3' near
.-s 49,, ,,..' . o., ,,.-. d,
,-S lNI quarter acre '",. ,.ote IN,
lou I'D goo, '.lN I,'. Nei i''N' wv
CO., ,,g.',,', ~ '"... -, e.. -.,,.
n a. CurrIrgt.rr. 1ssp. tf70.Esa ot "a
n"'''' '''H' '''''"-' 90. 20
"-'-H i'."k
] 400 BLOCK. south F'1o. s|y rooms "-rHr
/ gnraEe bargain of '1an0. good terms.
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breakfast roorlh side, new 5-Toom aud
f5f1, sT,sndid ,sssraage, drive and base
ls,ely 81 E6o 6oo'Siion aud a wonder
a 10 sui. Csm tske some trade.
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NINENWF IVN ".t'I'.-----------"' -
l-VEs-Ilose 10, south side bargain.
it-sr cedar Al. i.--------.---------
,-TI-Vuys n nice 3-acre tract.
!. house garage. up-tO.date chick.
''"..aar barn and grain mouse. All
f and cross-fenced. two wells OF
'a..' srlool aud church. Price
'.u terms 10 suit Patterson Lee
u5 TO-. .iO Robinson Bldg, usagt
t..Iieo.
,a.,-,AsU ts5 per month. buys q nioo
.. '.... modern Rouse on East Eighth
'urIraf TO cell. Iattcrson-le
5s.',s a.. alO Robinson Bldg. Usage
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Real Estate for Sale
HnIsEs TnR sAIE

Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES FOR SAIL IS
COLONIAL GALOW--BeautIfuI east
front bungalow OF the newest California
type; fun front living room, beautiful
msnteL buiit.iu bookcases. cabinets
ironing board and towel racks. cove
mouldings, tile bath with recess tub.
oak floors throughout. windows In
closets. basement roughcd-ln for fur
mace garage aud drive. Price only
1900 with good terms Call Usage
DUpLEN-Close iu On south side. five
rooms and very large sleeping porch
aud bnth mp. four rooms very large
sleeping porch and bath down, all new
~ decorated and painted outside and
ln garHgc, rental value $3.50 month.
~. 900. terms $4,000 cash. Usage 1854.
cedar 5si w, J Henry
DIAMONDS. AUTO, PAIER
As first payment. nifty. new t-roIm bun.
porch screened. walls decorated. wood
work vanished, gas. electricity phone.
well. water close. can have city water.
two blocks paving, car. college, dandy
home. Let's You IN cheap Improvement
value, sell for moro in q year Price
$500. Built not thrown up and right
iu line Of Improvement owner. ass
DANDY b-room house, lot 5OAl5o. tbrd
house south OF drug store At Ncru
station, sand springs line
ENTRAORplNARY BARGAIS
In Park NH or Irving place, nearly
new bungalow, seven large rooms
including BREAKFAST room. hullt-iu feB.
lures. fireplace, French doors, oak floors
basement garage. Priced for immr.
date sale: 5000 under value. l.. s.
-. wv 100 ...-------------.
site. south Denver. two blocks from
courthouse, now has iair 6-room house
h,etp,tE p",'h, hnth and cistorn, fun
'V,toot i2i. $1,000 Eood discount
gc,i 'Tct,r tsi W. d. "'"''' usage
sN' J.. 3, c,lsr e' J.. .-.----
- For Sale
SUMMER HOME ~ THE OzARKs
N'rg r'o,, nl,,N r'-ll.n's seven Isrg"
s, s1g,'S, I,,S lnLmS'e, ilIsr'"'e, modern Que
Thirt,1 ,,,r A"."s ''ln, ,t'Lu'n.
,r.os ,,, ,',f Jaw y, hl'u' sha'I'
rooJ sfrerf ,r "tS.' ,'g.,,,,us.' ms W.. S'l VH
little city of sloan sprinrs Er, f'y.
hours rim from Tulsa. Ia Pace
sand springs Okla.
FOR SAIE-Nrw s-room house tsI-.
Ford car and 5000 cash. terms ON baI.
Cedar s9sl
FOR SAII.-Ntw g-iI0uI hou.r. pIrsf.rrI.
welI finished, water. gas and 5icrtrtclW
ueighborho1d close In. Ossgc 1870.
FOR SALE-uuly $3.50 buys a close bon.
tho paving Aboott a W,lrb Ussge
1861.
TOK SNT,I5-Rv Cy,nsr an, S,rJ s,,-T,,,--,s-
car limo two bt,rks norm NJ ,Gf,ft
sfattou iast b,ug. r,rtb. e1l.yttn .,
lot aIl kinds of fruit. garage .,d nam.
house lGX3G, plenty Of water, easy
terms.
FOR SAIL Str,ctiy moIerp 5-,11u, bl,r-
ppIuV CON broaI fnst ,nnr,, L..,,,,,
gar9rc ami snrrs,t ,,,.rtl ,v1,'l 'hno..,,,y,I
iocst7,p nm s,,ttI.., La 'sr'I' i, I,,."'
can be bought AZ a. sacririce' must
have $4,000 cash. balance very easy
terms. IaIl Slsby Realty Co, OsaEg
1858.
EDR SAT-E- Nq,v 9,,,-,,,,- I.,,,,,, E,n,i...i
drive 1900 rnvb ~ F,rI I,i.,,r tSo
month n VaTr,ivsr' '''No Wv
- W.. -. ' :" 10, Wv. ~
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ARK NSAs
PIKE COUNTY TITNGIsG ASTICLISE
Or. a. j.. LI0yd's survey
We have 5000 choice acres ou th'1 ErCat
sntlrllne. and want ~ get snmo drilled
on division pf acreage and production.
Send Tor free booklet. entitled. WILL
ARKANSAS SDON BE ONE or THE
GREAT on STATES OFF AMERICA ""
carrying copy Of Dr. L'0y1s geological
report, and other Important data,
!. a.. MYERS
a.2 Union National Blirp
wichita Kan.
So ACRES uf fnn OZARK land fur trade
will consider now touring car nr new
coupolot Ford. iu 'ho trade. Must boz
ln good condition amt have starter.
Joe George, Mountain Home, Ark
1870 900 ACRES FREQ homestead laud, Ar
kansas O1arks. adapted 10 fruit yog-
etablCs, poultry stock, ON. mining deer
bear, turkey hunting. fishing tapping
pearlIng; abundant timber. ideal climate
send 81 Tor four maps showing location
of vacant land. large state map and fIN
Information. Maurice n, Decker Nor,
folk. Ark
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nation. Maurice H. De
Ark
KANsAS
no have no land may

MEN who have no land may spply Tor
small farms IN tho pretty OEsrbs, No.
Low price. small monthly payments.
mute, Kan.
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tuls fine climate. good water roads
market. So Co $50 acne. Iurrls. sl1
". Waiter A'oupuergu' N NJ
OK NuONN
ron SALE -ioo ,rr,s ip ,,,,,- y,s and ,ii
'nNNr ia r.tl'- oo. , ",r t',,, t',, INK,
Would take uurt .u Miami Improved
Wallace tuiIds. Kansas 1ity. Mo. 1880
Prospect Az
SON ,t,rt. ,....,....,, ,...,,...,.,,.
OF seven resiionccs rom 4 to roa"
bungalow style practically, new, piss
out mst on tn" payemeri. electric
i',,. r,T4gss lI1I,, ,rirt,r U,rE..
LI'.. t'''t'H .,'"L ,u,'"," p"
',r. p,'rs I.,,,,j tn uri.i,,e ,ir hes,
IItuc city on the mar ain rented torrgs
land. 90 acres lu cuIryuriou abou, three
miles Of fence, house barn, water etc,
l' l'Hdc inr oklahoma or NfhAuSHH
,mhfpN'' i"'il' hIs3 on, I",k' LoH1''.,
,,,,n, 't' or ,p so"J so" %y yg.p erI team m
AiI, - cd urt.," SUT, ''''
W "'> '''. wv 80.
GOOD go aero bottom farm. near DIV
,an' p'''n ,""., Su,' 5 'a5 49, W. 'u' .,
!, ,,fes rom proJur,rg iii loom house
eoros e,s, fenced. Ff9oa .do wen $40, FpSg Fps5
cash and good paper or Tulsa property
/ fer $500, WIN cary rcst hack ON
! tiSH',. ,"I NlI'alNso11n. " '""
'l' N''ulLlf h'dk ''uHi $50.
ob ACREs-on paved road, 10 miles from
! Tulsa. deep rich soil an under cultvs-
! ton. Fine location for building. Ad-
"L'ss owner Don .a' li"in.hI' 'Ni'.
! 600 ACRES fine laud. near railroad. good
prospect for oil. only 3G,OOO terms; 100
acres $40, not leased. cedar -. ols
Mayo bldg
SO ACRES river bottom land, 20 acres In
cultivation. pecan grove ON balance ElN
miles south Of Tulsa, 500 per acre.
terms u. G. Powers ''' lp''
lahl"l b.dE" Usage hl'.--.----.
WASTFnRFNI ESTATE sa
,---y :" y" . y, - y - - "
CLIENT has now, b-pass"nHrI hul,k tour
rnr"'ststf,r tqo M uIdg
w., - - ~
II AVE buyer win NsoON 'hhhr wants 20
buN 10 h.rn",u mouse. worth the
mon'} b1NE' alVt u.
HAVE O. party with 10000 cash for close.
Iu real ostHfo. must be- O. bargain. Ab-
HOUSES. woIl Iocstcd. must be priced
right BauRsou Investment CO.. sgl
Robinson. Cedar geo.
TT-1| NGIrU puDptusrE ysItb AZ q tIin-
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NbIlH QUAKER
rral home FOR sale. live rooms.
lust finished decorating aud paint
ing. built-ln features. cl0sots' nice
lnantel. garage ana servant quar-
iers. Price $500. terms Look
at this home before YOU buy
S. Clinton, Cedar 2i9l. 5lJ Ken.
uCdy.
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WANTED-.Wo have cash customer foi
C-r0uW bungalow or g.siUry, must be ne
good residence diHtrlCt atd cast or
south front. must be good house Bud
priced o. 1899 prices what have your
CAN q. Is. Leslie, Usage 1881, a.l Rob.
erts B'4g
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HE'LL Be GOOD IF
He OBEYS THESE RULES

Trhara. I'!s.. March lG.--As an a;:er-
native /" g"!Gs 80 prison for Ten years
Cor r"hh:Ng store "t $500. Guy Rob
n;rs. I !ara! hand. today agreed 20 obey
Tn r"Grma"i,""HiS iaid down ny Circuit
lUGge Srntr,. I'll" rules follow:
=" :" "l,urch or sunday school =.
,"aSt n1cc each week.
civ" u7 cigarette smoking for enc
y'.tr
STAY away from poo, halls ore year.
Read books selected by tho public J.
hra:.aH and report 10 the probation Of
ti|"r what he had read.
Keep employed constantly AID keep
= '".ui az cXusndtUrHs
Stay "ft streets a; n,Eht txccr- on
business.
N""p NJ laws Of STATE. city ~ yt,!aSe.
Drink ~ Intoxicating liquors.
Pay I'll c"nr; costs - s. monthly ir-
s'a,ltH"uiS
Report to Circuit; Juds, the ars, day
a. each court cora.
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-. .I.---. 49, =, ,,nb o. 80 ,,..
"". ayr E. " ''' - "So anu IatSt
CROW" - "Hh"'t,I \ Good orchestfs
Las "r'n s''ii'"d. AMI 'idinlttahGe Will
80 - i"Ni"ti"H "nit. nc 'ahlcs OF
.A" i'"E'"" nav" h'"h WorN.s hard Tor
'.i> "L"nt ana u'tN" securely thr ptorniss
81 "'i"f"nL p't'H ""t!"is LOT Ihc'r pat-
'"aHS.
Rizutti Funeral
~. .....,.. 49,, .rnry Hiyu,,i lor.,
fi,I %, LtL home nv Came
!'.''''''. y ~ g. 81, so ,,,n,b.S ~
I. ', ,,, ,iI ,..ss,.r,Iov afternoon at
a. wa m'.I feH'.r'tH ~, I Dow
i ,"iS ,rT.ci,,,in,, The Italian
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Carries Full Dinner Pail to
Mines Now. Comes Home
Ravenously Hungry. Enjoys
Every Morsel of Food for
First Time in Ten Years.
HERB SAP RESPONSIBLE

Herb sap came as a blessing mt" a.!
life" says Mr.. John Jack, 80" lcnnS% =
y,tuiu avenue. t>,lrm"nt. W. Va. -
spect"d 'r"nlc- uf odd Fellows Is. OF J.
ard 81 Years prominent itGur"-' "a"
amongst mine r"rcm"T of III" vicinity.
"Fvr zen wears had suffered Win
:adIC. st:"r and constipation and TAX"
with p|"aSur" this opportunity or l";-
ting my fellow sufferers know wh"'
TIcru Srp has done for m" in or"''"mhE
his tcnuH'c. tried everything ,r"C'n-
anlc 20 rid myself 81 thts disorder with
ca, satisfactory results. was cont.nu-
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REPRESENTATIVE OF D o D
KANSAS CHEF ARRESTED-1N
CITY LOOKUP
LEDyINKA RULES THAT LEWIS
HOWAT CONTROVERSY WILL
NOT BE UP
CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE Gun
rINuES REPORT AND MAKES
NUMBER OF CHANGES

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max tio""'' S"e "S?'S .' ga. -.
Kansas '"'"eiN M"'.a ''."' ..y Cas-.
icy 20 - so, -. = ,,.u..
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So, 800. 80. .,..,., t...,.....S =. tie
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49, i{,. AR. ,.t, Trr :ua" Ms :.:~''S;'''.
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.,'SSyS>''U ,,,,, 'n.,.. 81: az a.
e 49," $500, 'T,o m, ,....,....,s 81 ,ac
::srature ,arud %" ~ 'a.,u wns "a;
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~, t.yyts ,,,.Aruat!ruai i-,>:dHC; o. No
.,,t.,.rs ~ = yellow dog and - NAV"
Ills s,:r,,a~ differences - o'hr~ ~ "'H'S
... go o-Saa.zatln',. Las: wna; G.~r'S'-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
MARTINS FERRY
MOONSHINE PLANTS
ARE CLEANED OUT

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Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
DINING CAR SERVICE
NOW GIVEN BY THE
hIEXIC0LENE

Installation of dining car service
on the Southern Pacific lines in Mex
leo between Nogales and Mazatlan is
announced today by c. w. Runge, di-
vision and freight and passenger
agent, on instructions from Charles
S. Fee, passenger traffic manager
for the company's Pacific system.
Combination parlor-cafe cars with
g seating capacity CT II are used, it
was explained. Heretofore no dining
service has been maintained over
these lines, meals being obtained at
station restaurants, and the an
nouncement will be welcomed by
travellers contemplating trips into
Mexico. The news is particularly in
teresting here because Of the frequ-
en- and close relations Of the West
Coast of Mexico with the Imperial
Valley border.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
City and County Ne,vs

Out For G0vcrnor-As announced
in last weeks Tribune, X. f. McClcl-
Ian Of Sawtelle, has been approached
by leading men and women of the
state to become candidate for COVER
nor Of California. For several months
NJ. Mcclellan has bec1 urged by these
people, many Of them prominent poll
ticials and business men and women,
to make the race. To date he has not
said that he will be a candidate. AL
though Mr.. Mcclellan is local man
his experience covers a wide range IN
business and banking affairs. Mr.. Me
Clellan was reelected to the board Of
supervisors year ago, an! is at pres
cnt the chairman Of that body. lie has
demonstrated his capability in every
position in which he has served, city,
state and county. K. F. Mcclellan
would make good governor of The
great state CT California and Tire
Tribune is for him to the finish.--Saw-
tcile Tribune.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-03
FOR 81
SUMMER SESSIONS

In one day Applications 1or enroll
ment were received from twenty
one different states by the office OF
the Summer Sessiins of the Univer-
sity of California. From every state
in the Union requests are pouring
into the office for information re-
earding the Summer Sessions work of
the State University. 1t is especial
Ily noteworthy that these applications
are being made five months before
the opening of the session.
In 1921, North Carolina sent 81
students to the Summer Session,
Pennsylvania 12, New York IS, In
diana Is, Massachusetts 10, Missou-
ri 81, Michigan 81, Oklahoma 33, Wis
consin IS, Ohio Is, Illinois 81. There
was 90 students from foreign coun-
tries in attendance last summer.
The University of California has
been advised the' tours are being
organized in the various important
eastern centers to make possible re-
duced railroad rates and social inter-
course for westward bound students,
thus combining educational stimulus
with vacation pleasure.