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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20
Denver

Beginning at the Northeast corner
OF Sec. ID, Twp. 81, N. r. E. b.
NJ, thence running West mile. thence
south miles, thence East ~ miles.
thence South ~ miles, thence East
l1s miles, thence South miles, more
or less to john creek, thence East
eriy along John IS creek to where said
creek intersects the line running he.
tween sections IA and IS, Twp. 30.
N: X. E. B. NJ, thence North &
miles, more or less, to the Nez Perce
reservation line, thence Westerly
along said Nez Perez Reservation line
70 point where said line crosses
the township line between Townships
l and 2 East, thence Southerlv on
SAID Township line 211 miles, more or
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

Pheasant View
Beginning at a point on Lolo river
where said river intersects the line
running between sections 16 and II,
Twp. "a, N. r. 4 e. B. NJ, thence
south on section line to the Sc cor
ner See. II, Twp. "a, N. R. 4 f. B. NJ,
thence west IL mile, thence south
] mile, thence west "a mile, thence
south y mile, more or less, to the
Clearwater river, thence up the
Clearwater river to its intersection
with the south line of Section SO, Twp.
"a, n. r. 3 E. B. NJ, thence east IL
miles, more or less, to the Sc corner
of See. "a, Twp. "a, N. R. 4 f. B. NJ,
thence north on section line to the
bolo river, thence down the Lolo
river to the place of beginning. Reg
strar: f. c. Johnson.
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southeasterly along said Reservation
line to its intersection with the Range
line between Ranges / West and |
East, thence south 21a miles. more or
less, to the place of beginning. Reg
istrar: Mrs. Mary A. Eastman.
Whitebird
Beginning at the Northeast corner
of Sec. 20, Twp. 20, N. R. 8 f. b. M,
thence due south to the head waters
of Skookumchuck creek, thence down
Skookumchuck creek to Salmon river
thence down Salmon river TO poiut
where the Section line running no.
tween sections 10 and "a. Twp. 20. N.
X. T.. B. NJ, crosses said river
thence east on said section line TO
place of beginning. Registrar: Emma
,. Holden.
Woodland
Beginning at the Southeast corner of |
section IL, Twp. "a, N. R. 4 f. B. M.
hence west IL mile, thence south I
nile, thence west | "a miles thence
lorth mile, thence west mile
hence north n mile, thence west
nile, thence north "a mile, thence
vest IA mile, thence north IL mile.
hence west u mile, thence north u
ille, thence west u mile, thence north
2 mile, thence west u mile, thence
orth "a mile, thence west u mile.
hence north to the Lolo river, thence
p the Lolo river to its Intersection
nm section line running between see
ons l6 and IL, Twp. "a, N. R. r. II
(. M, thence south on said section
ne mile, more or less, to the
ace of beginning. Registrar: Della ,
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Commencing at the N. W. corner If
Twp, 30, N. R. 3 f. B. NJ, from thence
running west miles TO the N. w.
corner of See. 2 Twp. 80, N. r. Q r.
b. M, thence South to point due
west of the center of the west end of
Main street in Grangeville. Idaho.
thence running due east TO the said
west end of Main street in Grange
vile, Idaho, thence in an easterlv al.
rection along the center of said Main
street to its intersection with State
street thence northerly along the CEN
yer OF SAID State street TO a point due
east OF the N. r. corner of the SEH
or the SEA of Sec. 1s, Twp. 80, N. r.
H. b. NJ, thence due west to the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-04-20

M. Reese Hattabaugh, Attorne' 4
Plaintiff. Residence and Postoni'' r {,
dress, Grangeville, Idaho.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
AT Home.

When evening. bal;ny time of
peace, succeeds the busy day, l
sometimes take my aunt and niece
to see moral play. More often,
though, we stay at home, and, while
the women sew, l read aloud help
full pome or tale by E. P. Roe. The
evening is thing of charm. boon
to DANES and men: at home we're
snug and safe from harm. and go to
roost at ten. And in the streets,
throughout the night, the roisterers
proceed; they make the solemn
hours fright, the way they die and
bleed. Red murder stalks along the
Slums. aSsassins slug and slay. and
in the dawn the crowner comes, and
loads men in dray. The victims
of the knife and gun might years Of
comfort know if they at home
would look for fun and read the
works of Roe. Back numbers like
my niece and aunt will stay at home
with me, but nearly all the young
ones pant some midnight larks to
see. 4 good1y book beside the lamp
is much too tame and stale; far bet
ter trot with tough and vamp, and
wind up i'll Jail; it is a punishment.
they think, to spend a night at
home. and where the bright lights
glare and blink on giddy feet they
roam. But to the street that roars
and glares the wist youth does not
go: he seats himself in two arm
chairs, and reads some books by
Roe.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NAT1ONAL-"Broad Whirl ot
l92l performance at $50 pm.
POLFS-Margaret Anglin, in 1.-THE
Woman of Bronze" at $40 pm.
kElTH'S--Rae Samuels. De Lyle
Aida and vaudeville, at 2:15 and S:1i
PM.
BELASCO-Alice Lloyd and vaude-
vile. at 2:15 and Sis pm.
COSMOS-"Dixieland to Broadway
and vaudeville. at 500, $50 and S:4J
pm.
STRAND -"Dance Follies" and
vaudeville, at 2:45, $50 and S:45 pm
GAiETY--"Abe Reynolds Revue
at 2:15 and SIS pm.
CAPlTOL--"Miss New York, Jr.," at
PTS and Sis pm.
RIALTO Lionel Barrymore. in
Boomerang Bill" at 1870 am, 1880
$3.50. $50. 1880 and $3.50 pm.
PALACE-"The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse" with Rudolph VAL
entino and Alice Terry, at 1890 m
1890. 2:30. 4:45, and 9 pm.
COLUNDIA-All-sta cast, in Fools
Paradise" at 1890 am, 1926, 2:15
4:15. sos, ::55 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
CHURCH CELEBRATION
Baptists Note 12Oth Anniversary of
Founding-Mr. and Mrs. Hard
ing Sign Register.

The 120th anniversary of the found
ing of the First Baptist Church was
celebrated at the church yesterday
with President and Mrs. Harding in
attendance at the morning services
George Christian, secretary to the
President, also attended the services
at which Rev. Henry Allen Tuppef
presided.
President Harding. Immediately
after the services, opened the new
register which the church Is starting
to record the names of visitors at the
services. His signature was followed
by that of Mrs. Harding and Mr..
Christian.
A review of events of the past CEN
tury and a score of years was the
topic of the anniversary sermon by
DR.. Tupper. He declared that
throughout these years the peoples of
the world have steadily grown in a
religious sense and today all people
look toward the church and to the
principles and ideals set forth in the
Bible as the only hope not only OF
the United States but of the whole
world.
William Jennings Bryan spoke dur
ing the evening services on The I'm
portance of the Church t othe World
and the Progress Brought About in
Education, Physical Development and
in tho Increase of Sensibilities Of the
Heart and Soul Through the Church
Evening star., 1922-03-06
FINE STOCK LAND IN CHINA
Biological Society Hears Bandits
Prevent Cattle Raising.

Thousands of acres of natural grass
lands that would be ideally suited for
cattle raising are lying idle in China.
declared Prof. Hitchcock of the bu-
reau of plant industry. in reading a
paper, botanical Notes From China"
at q meeting of the Biological Society
Of Washington at the Cosmos Club Sat-
urday night. Prof. Hitchcock, who made
an exhaustive tour of Japan. central
and southern China, the Philippine
Islands and Indo-China, for the pur-
pose of studying the various grasses
in those regions, said that the rob-
bers and bandits were the chief rea-
son why these vast grasslands are
not used as cattle ranches.
Vernon Bailey of the United States
biological survey. and president of the
society. described the habits and
life of baby beavers in his paper.
THE Raising of Baby Beavers" Mr..
Bailey, who made an investigation
into the habits of young beavers.
with q view to the possibility of
raising them for commercial pur-
poses, told his audience of the cap
ture of two baby beavers and his ex-
periences in feeding and studying
them as they grew.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
ROTARIANS AT SERVICE.
$50 Families at st. Alban's Church
Last NIGHT.

More than $50 local Rotarians. with
their families, attended the annual
Rotary services conducted at St AL
bans Church by Rev. Charles T.
Warner, pastor. last night. Rev. Mr..
Warner is himself Rotarian. and is
known in the organization as Par
son." He spoke on Service" and
stressed the Importance of good fel-
lowship among men. Besides the ser.
mon there were several musical
numbers.
The church was decorated with
Rotary banners in honor Of the oc-
casion.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
CATHOLIC MASS Meeting
High Schools Will Be Subject for
Discussion.

A mass meeting in the interests OF
Catholic high schools in Washington
will be held in Carroll Hall. 10th and
G streets, on the night of March IS
Archbishop Curley will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Speeches will also be made by
Senator David I. Walsh of Massachu-
setts and Mgr. Edward Pace of Cath
olic University. Mgr. C. F. Thomas
pastor of st. Patrick's Church.. will
preside.
A campaign to obtain additional
free scholarships is now being con.
Quoted ,by st. Johns and Gonzaga
colleges.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Northwest Suburban Citizena' As
sociation will meet Friday at Tenley
School. pm.
The household decoration section
of the Twentieth Cehtury Club will
meet with Mrs. william II. Holmes,
1854 Belmont street, tomorrow at -
am. The archaeological section Will
meet with Mrs. John Lowe. 2622
Woodley place at 2:45 pm.
The women's Committee Of the
Citizens Association and the Depart. {.
ment of Education for Citizenship OF
the District Federation of Women
clubs, will meet tomorrow. pm,
:007 Columbia road.
phil sheridan Relief Corps will
meet tomorrow, 1:30 PM. at q. A. Il
Hall.
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
tion will meet tomorrow, s. pm. at
ST. Stephens Hall. 3017 18th street.
Massachusetts Society will meet to-
morrow, pm, at Thomson School
Entertainment under auspices OF
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Music
readings. fancy dances and patriotic
exercises.
st. Marks Mems Club will give an
entertainment Thursday in the parish
hall.
Vincent b. Costello Post. No. Is
American Legion. will meet tomor-
row. 8 pm. in boardroom of District
building. Maj. Sullivan. chief of po-
lice. will be guest of honor.
The Tnkomn Civic Study Club will
meet at . o'clock tomorrow at the
Takoma Library. Mrs. William a
Wilbur is to deliver an address.
Garnet c. wilkinson. aSsistan'
superintendent of schools, Will ad
dress the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock on Bet
ter Home Life" Musical program.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

To Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUISINE tablets. The
genuine bears the signature Of E. W. Grove.
1Be sure you get BROMO) 30c.-Advertise-
ment
Evening star., 1922-03-06
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS

The Washington College Of Music
will hold it's concert at the Masonic
Temple tonight.
There will be a Music week con-
cert at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center this evening at 8:15.
Tomorrow afternoon: Children's
Rhythm Club, boys gymnasium.
East WashiEgton-Tonigh Dra-
matte Club, Americanization class,
Snder night school direction; Le-
viathan A. c.. kinnear A. C.
E. v. Brown-Tonight: Dramatics
and library.
Birney-Tonight: ,Needlecraft Club,
Blue Ribbon Literary Club, Magnolia
Club. Tuesday afternoon: Girls re-
serves, sewing.
Lovejoy-Tonight: Home nursing,
dietetics.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association will meet. s o'clock
Sixth Presbyterian Church.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.


AN Evening in Bohemia at Uni
versity Club, $40 o'clock; ladies'
night. Motion pictures of Bohemia
will be shown in lecture by DR.. An
thony Sum. and the minister from
Czechoslovakia will speak.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H, will con-
fer degrees, s o'clock, Catholic Com
munity House.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

ASSOCIATION Will meet. O'CLOCK,
Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Stanton Park Citizens Association
will meet at o'clock, Peabody School.
North Washington Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at s o'clock. Sunday
schoolhouse, United Brethren Church.
Robert E Lee Chapter. U. D. c..
will meet from to o'clock. Con-
Kincheloe of Kentucky will lecture
and Mrs. Kincheloe will sing. Dancing.
Mems Club of Western Presbyterian
Church will meet. DR.. Frederick A.
Fenning will speak.
Petworth Women's Club meets 7:30
in NJ. E. Church, Grant Circle. A
motion picture on Argentina" will
be shown at o'clock, when the public
will be admitted
Miss Blanche Greer will speak on
the Art of Illustration, at $3.50 o'clock,
Women's City Club.
Kenilworth Citizens Association
will meet at 8 o'clock, in Kenilworth
School.
At the Booklovers' Hour. the Y. w.
e. A, 1883 F street, the Hina Matsuri,
or Girls Festival of Japan. will be
celebrated. Miss Gertrude e. Mac
Arthur will speak.
: Tho Y. VIC A. Glee Club will
meet at o'clock, administration
building, 1888 F street.
Parents League of the District will
meet at 8 o'clock at Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
Spring meeting of Federal Bar AS
sociation will be hold at o'clock,
auditorium of Interior Department
building. r. A. Haynes and Lawrence
Becker will speak. Reclassification
will be considered. Public invited.
Reno Council, No. 46. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will re-
ceive the national officers and men,
bers of all local councils at Potomac
Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue and NJ
street northwest.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Robert E Lee Chapter. u. D. c..
will meet from 8 to o'clock. Con-
federate Memorial Hall. David S.
Kincheloe of Kentucky will lecture
and Mrs. Kincheloe will sing. Dancing.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Petworth Women's Club meets 7:30
in NJ. E. Church, Grant Circle. A
motion picture on Argentina" will
be shown at o'clock, when the public
will be admitted
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Mems Club of Western Presbyterian
Church will meet. DR.. Frederick A.
Fenning will speak.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Miss Blanche Greer will speak on
the Art of Illustration, at $3.50 o'clock,
Women'S City Club.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Stanton Park Citizens Association
will meet at o'clock, Peabody School.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Kenilworth Citizens Association
will meet at 8 o'clock, in Kenilworth
School.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Tho Y. VIC. A. Glee Club will
meet at o'clock, administration
building, 1888 F street.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

North Washington Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at s o'clock. Sunday
schoolhouse, United Brethren Church.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

At the Booklovers' Hour, the Y. w
c. A, 1888 F street, the Hina Matsuri
or Girls Festival of Japan, will be
celebrated. Miss Gertrude e. Mac
Arthur will speak.
Evening star., 1922-03-06

Parents League of the District will
meet at 8 o'clock at Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1922-03-06
E. ". Brown-Tonight: Dramatics
and library.

Lovejoy-Tonight: Home nursing,
AiAfeftcg
Evening star., 1922-03-06

st. Marks Mems Club will give an
entertainment Thursday in the parish
Evening star., 1922-03-06

TOE DANCING CLASS.
Wanted: 10 young ladies to join the speclel
Toe Dancing Ballet Glass. Information. call
Frank li35-W., Dupont Studio. q Dupont cir.
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HODGE, h., lelI-Furnished or unfur-
nished 3-roun. modern apartment,
adults only references required. Usage
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WNNI UIl INN that VIII V1V f-IW 81 0U
to $4,000 cash flr tu s.rHum houas
WnrLh The munnN U.ln. -.-I N
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HOUSES TOh SALE ~
rHREE ROOM hpus,. on full.HiEo lot
o. 900. SAOO cash. balance terms. this
place sold for $3.50 osagc tfaa.
5000 CASH. balance like psyiuE rent. for
extra large Groom bungalow, with two.
car garage, IN llllCreAt, bargain, can
oshge s3 ~ 90.
1850 CASH buys now Groom cottage
sleeping porch. one-f fourth acre ot
ground, Just OF paved street, Price
$1,000. owner, usago g3ts.
t7.O00. $1,000 CASH Hc1utiful new g.
rnom and breakfast room bungalow, In
restricted southeast side location; high,
overlooking the city. Jnk floors. French
doors, bulit-ln cabinet, basement, gn-
rage ana drive, reasonable payments.
handsome decorations and clcctricrl fis-
tures, Just completed ana rcndy to
moyo IN. call cedar l2ss.
iI.oOO CASH brand new, southeast side.
the hest buy In the city IN brand
new, d.room ana bteakfnst-room bunga.
law, every room extra large and full OF
windows. oak floors throughout. every
mantci. iIie bath. large basement
roughod-in Tor furnace. garage ana
drive, beautiful wcil-drnined lot. In one
OF the choicest restrlstcd rcsidonoe 10
cations In tho city; rare value AZ
i77JO with payments like rent. Call
Cedar i32L ...--
st,26O. 1900 CASH.
Buys new 4-room, modern cottage, large
sleeping porch, onh floors, cast front,
paved street, located southeast, owner.
ostge S1fs' --
100 CASH and cas- per month for a .
room house with 8-car Enrage, on Ects
oral paved road. corner lot, price only
$1,000. call OsaEc 3eil.R
il60 CASH or will take nhort-tcrm note.
balance less than 34b monthly, includ-
INK interest. buys good i-ruom plaHtsred
house, one block west ! u blocks south
Nern station; price 5000. Why pay
rnnt7 See owner At property or call MT
Blnnkenship. Or0Ee 400.
1855. $1,000 DOWN, $40 month: new
five rooms, breakfast room, basement,
garage. hardwood floors, tile bath, CO.
mcnt front porch. splendid wntcr, vol.
rOughed for furnace, attractive msntel
shade and fruit trees plenty large
clothes ana linen closets, on paving
sewer paid out, open Tor intpsction.
ll37 =. Quaker. Phone Usage G3bf. By
owner exclusively
.20O DOWN ana $50 por month. three
rich sOtl, good well nf water, lots Of
shade, half block n paving ana trans
pntthti7n. Call Osage 6o2, Usage TIER
aud cedar $50.
IL ROOMS. two baths. modern house and
furniture, 2-cRr garage, cheap paving
all for $1,000 easy tcrms Osagc alOi-h
800 CASH buyH one.haif erre trsct. hal
anca $40 per month; this IN close In
to city; price $500, John Barrett. room
2os Robinson Hldg. Phone Usage 1857
Cedar 3Dst
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r,NNs

REAL BARgAtSs Small farms In IL
forc county; We'll located. easy ierms
y y Fhilips, WIa'or. Okln.
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GOTHAM APARTMENTS

CORNER DENVER AND rArRvrEw
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AiM4ys 5s,, y .g3;,y' buyers and traders Tor Ia...
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Real Estate for Sale
mon sfs rOM ND

HpI SfS EOh NNist NO
FiNE ROOMS, all modern. on the paving
plenty of native shhdci $500 cash, rest
~ purchase price lcss than rent pur-
Usage 7f72-R and cedar 7so.
IRVING rLACE-Tive rooms ana
hroakfast room, oak floors
Throughout pretty mautel ana
built-in featurcsi u real home Tor
only s4.boo. $3.50 cash. balance
same aE rent.
YADON INVESTMENT co.
OsaEo 7s5J-6Gbs
525 kennedy bldg.
IRVING pGACE-RARGA1N $500 CASH
FAST ROOM. UNUSUALLY WELL
HUlLT; TERMS ron IMMEDIATE
SALE, ONLY $500. THIS Is $1,000
UNpER ORIGINAL PRICE. osAdE
4sOi, pSAGE t1i0.J or OsAGB b9bd,
EVENINGS.
JUST COMPLETED--Eiuh dsndy 3.
room homes, hardwood floors built
cabiuets HcrocuPd-in back porch. prices
from 1A2bO TO 1850: $500 cash. balance
$50 per month. call Mike Welsh Usage
1893
KENDALL~-Ncw iroom bungalow, bath
room, electricity. fruit water, high Iot /.
81 --"' .A-" - ph"lan, nsssc tss2.
lT PAYS FOR lTsELF
Live IN one side. rent tho other, Groom
duplex paying 20 per cent. new and all
mOdorn only ia50O, easy terms Call
owner, osage l4Ss,
NlSE-ROOM modern house. on full-slze
lot. $500, 1900 cash, balance terms
7lI $. Norfolk. bHugo fibt.
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tgr %ANrEn llsge oash aoi good cat
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Real Estate for SAFE

Real Estate for SAFE
LANDS ANp PAINS rUB SAFE 81
oKINnOMN
REAL BARdAtNs Small farms in IL
fore county; Wei located. easy terms.
y y PhNlps, WIaior. OKLA.
TtNNs
TIN ACRES prospective oU NUd. oniy
400 with fi0 cash. balance monthly
toier - " O U'v At.
wA>rEn-nrAL ESTATE 50
ALWAYS have buyers and traders Tor lo,..
Oease ctN.
HAVE HuNERs that viii nav f-5m 900
worin tbe moroy os,s. ajo1R
HAVE 2 buyer t0r eood a-r1om haust
well located who vlu nov $500 down
aud $50 month owrs ttt1
~. YOU ore lngknE fot % home call ryl.
intes'mcnt Co.. ESQ Iowa uhdg cedar
Lisr your property viii b. U wtwet
2i9 Cole iidg osaEo olb', residence
List your rrnperiy win Tho uyo.f real
estate man 10 Tulsa. CAL hn st crdar
LOr WANTED -ttasr Gosh 6ui good c1r
for i"t usss- teia.
PROFILE uro krlilrr trcir property by ouf
system. who hat" Uui been bhio fo scii
Erovlnr dniy. % ynu really want '.
FoIl l'sf with uH. because ~ we Haut
srll ~ we'll buy No. Warren a ttsard.
Fu'ea.a ivcat aEenev Cedar a'st
rltEuE rs demand fHr cars to trrfr
in on l0H or tnuaosi Dot me hcnr tom
Ngu " you have ono io trade usarc
WANTED Improved 6croarc or house
nnd lnt mat $50 ruHh Hud $50 per
month vii huv aso.tt world
WILL brY flr each, direct from owner
equity IN modern or room bungalow
tn highly restricted southeast pHft OF
citvi givo fuli pnrtlrulhta3 uo bf,kcfr
a2p.N care world
WANTED Vacant lots rhope or write
r, j. phelan a Co, 90 Robinson uIdg
Usage ttss
WAN 1Ep- narKaln I'm small home On
Hlui Springs iincs small payment down.
address st3-N World.
WANrEp-2O 20 50 ncres VI bottom land.
within 10 miles VI Tulsa terms must be
rrnH1nnblr. psnre ms. after p. m.
WANrEp-ro buy 90 10 Va acres about
30 under watcr, Tor hunting pt'v.l .lcscs
within 20 or so miles Of ruiaa. Call
w bishop. Cedar ST.
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BOSTON, n. sig--Niceiy furnished apart.
ment; built In hookcaresi window seats;
screened.in porch, garage II desired
NaaEe noaI-
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BOSTON, N. ei2-One Broom furnished
apartment. one 3-toom furnished apart
ment. garage. Usage 3Sg3.I
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DENVER N.. 706-Furnishcd. Groom
apartment; with private bath; SIS p"r
month everything furnished. Usage
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NEW RtpuEwOOD
For i9.7s0 We Will sell ynu one OF
tho best Groom bungalows IN
Tulsa, oak trim In living and J.
dining room. three bedrooms, tito
bath, breakfast room, basement,
furnace. Scar garage. modern
scryants' quarterH, natural shade,
good terms.
BROADMOOR
Sis rooms and breakfast room,
three bedrooms, tile bath, oak
flours. mRntol, large ruoms, large
basement. garage. all tor 10000,
with $500 cash.
VACANT
Two fuli size iutS, close 60 the W, 4.
Reynolds home IN iiillcreat add
tlon, t2.200 ench wonderful locn-
ton Full-rize lot In Terrace drive
on Thirteenth place, for 81 900.
Phone Nj. Cory
Usage 0ab2, Res, Cedar 2230-J.
WITH l.. II. WlTWER, 2i3 COLE
BLDG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-30

CINCtNNATL g. u7-Fufnished spar..
mcnt with private bath suitable TOR
four or five adults.
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TEN ACRES prosprytiVa nU land. onI
ZOO with ii0 cash. balance munfhI'
toisr - ~ q Ulv Soc
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Lisr your PROPERTY viii b. W witwet
2i9 Cole iidg osago aJba residence
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CHEYENNE. s.. 5gi--Fof rent to adults;
two large furnished rooms and kitch-
enettc OHaro 92i0sI