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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Important Tests
North of Milo.

Onwego Oh Companys setting
the 81 inch casing at 1890 feet
in its wildcat on the Zella Amer.
son farm, in the southwest corner
of the northwest quarter of section
", 2s-lw, north of Milo, and viii
standardize the rig preparatory to
drilling out the plug. This an
nouncement is Of big Importance
inasmuch as indications thus far
encountered in this test have been
OF a most encouraging nature dur.
ing The drilling with the rotary
tools. officials Of the company
were in Ardmore Saturday and ap-
peared very much clated over the
prospects Of their well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Stephens Deep Test
Will Standardize Rig

The gypsy OH company's deep test
on the Wesley ranch In section i7.2s
5w, two and one half miles northeast
Of the 2s.6w production, has reached
hard rock at 9i7O feet and has cement.
ed tho 81. inch casing at that depth.
The righ will be standardized.
Lone Star Gas company's 40. | on
the Martha farm. IN the southeast Of the
northeast quarter OF section 1.2sew. has
1900 feet of oil In the hole and Is un.
derreamlng to the sand topped at s4s5
fat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

Reid eid-Davenport-Hersman syndl.
cate are building the rig for their
wildcat on the Gray farm. in the
northeast corner OF section y. rs.
iw' Love county. The operators ex.
pect TO be spudd.ng by the 18th OF
THIS month. Drilling contract has
been awarded to r.. j. Michelin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Log Of Healdton
Discovery Well

The log surface Of the Headton dis
covery well. designated as Writ Frank
lin No. l and located in the center oi
section S. 4s.3w:
Surface, lilo.
Red clay. 1890.
Brown sand, 3O-i5
White shale. 1850.
Red rock, G0-s0.
Gray sand. $685..
White shale, 95.ll5.
Gray sand. il5-l21.
Brown shale. 127.is7.
Blue shale. 1920.
White sand. 23O.97O.
Brown shale 27O.3l0.
Sand, 10000.
Blue shale. 6O0.slS
Sand, S43.SGj.
Blue shale. S65.s0l.
oil sand, s0l.9lg.
Oil sand. 992.954.
Sandy shale 954.975.
Oil sand. s75.l035.
Lime. 1854.
Sand shale. l04i-70.
Blue shale, lO7O.76.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
North Of Graham

Empire Gas and Fuel Company Is
preparing to run string Of 3.ls inch
easing and expect TO resume drilling
within the next few days. The G IS
lheh pipe has been run to within $50
rect of the bottom where several col.
lapsed Joints OF the old casing are stuck.
hut the operators We're able to get tbe
'oo's 10 the bottom Of the hole. Total
depth is 2elO feet In sandy blue shale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
North Of Newport

Magnolia Petroleum Company is still
.'snihs ana trying to correct casing
trouble on its test on the MoCar,v
tarm' In tho southeas, corner OF ,hs
northeas, OF the northwest auarter OF
section &C. Ss.lw. north OF Newpor,
feet. e ~ -'s'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

'rosole'stahl'Lynch wildcat on
the Robertson farm. In the center
OF the southwest of the northeast
quarter OF section 10. ss.2e. on tho
@ nor.n oank OF the Red river, Love
county Is due to resume drilling
following completion OF water con.
necuons. Depth OF the hole is 1900
feet In shale and lime.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
DENMARK WILL STUDY
EFFECTS OF PROHIBITION

CoPENHAGEN.-A Danish delega.
ton which has been studying the ef.
fects OF prohibition In Finland doubts
whether 1t will be possible ever to car.
ry through effective prohibition in Den.
mark. The delegates consider that the
best solution OF the question. as far MS
Denmark is concerned. Is the free sale
OF intoxicants very heavily taxed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Section %, 3s.3w

".urm'l.ester-Youne. Phelan are
building the rig for their wildcat ON
the Richard NJ. Lester farm. in the
northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF section 90. 3s-3w. mid.
way between five OF Carter oounty's
leading pools.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Southeast OF Ringing.

The Vennnd oil Company has com.
pleted the rotary rig for It's test ON the
w d. Davis farm. in the northwest OF
the northeast of the southwest quarter
of section G, 5s3w. three miles south.
east of Ringing. Tools are now being
moved 10 the location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Section gs. 2s.9w

Magnolia Petroleum Company's No
! ON the Lahmsn farm. in the southeast
o' me southeast of the southeas, quar-.
Ter OF section 20. 2s.Sw. between For
ana Graham production, is shut down
al lSv feet waiting on water.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

Union Petroleum and supply Com.
lsny has resumed drilling In blue shals
al sl'6 feet In It's No l on the drauvn
on farm In the northwest OF tse south.
west OF the southwest quarter OF soc.
ton %, ss.2c. Love county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
West of Springer

Owl OIL Company on the Carroll farm
IN the center of the southwest OF the
southeast OF the southeast quarter OF
section H. 3s'le, west OF Springer. IS
drilling IN blue shole at $50 fet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

License plates In Spain are obtained
from auto accessory dealers. tinsmiths.
and blacksmlths after being assignee
by the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

BY expelllns the air wahln their
bodies. aquatic birds make themselves
heavier than air when diving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06

ARDMOREITE WILL PAY 10
CENTS EACH FOR PAPERS or FRI.
DAY. JULY 18TH.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-06
Average Analysis
OF HeaIdtOn Oil

A fair average ANALYSIS OF lIealdton
crude. reported by a local refinery
shows the following percentages:
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

ployed by the Gold Roads Mining
company near Oatman.
Mr.. Thoms, when shown the let
ters, declared that Lieutenant Whit
aker had a descendant living in the
Oatman district and a search was
made for Ed Edgerton,' a prospector
with a cabin in the gold hills near
the town. Edgerton came into town
and after reading several of the let
terS identified ther as having be-
longed to his grand uncle.
-Edgerton told an interesting story.
In fS49 the five Whitaker brothers,
George II, Edward w. Horace. Dan
iel and Washington, lived in Clark s
Tavern, a revolutionary landmark
owned by George Whitaker at Ash
ford, Conn. In 1S49 George went to
California via Panama. zone of the
letters sent him bears the marking:
Via Panama Edward the next
year followed his brother, going
around the Horn. Some years later
Horace went across the plains to the
California gold fields via Union Pass,
u miles north of Oatman. All three
brothers eventually were reunited
about 1856 in Downieville. Cal. Hor
ace later was shot by Indians.
Edward became lieutenant colonel
in the First Connecticut cavalry,
Third division, and served in the
Civil war. He was the leader of the
first 200 men to enter Richmond
after the surrender. He also led n
party which attempted to demolish
Libby prison and to free the North
erners confined there. He served
as chief aide to General Custer both
during and after the Civil war; with
the rank of breV. general. In 1911,
when the Custer monument was dedi-
Gated at Monroe, Mich, Clusters
home town, General Whitaker was
asked by Colonel Clusters widow to
unveil the statue but General Whita-
ker. then living in Washington, was
unable to attend because of i'll health.
One of the letters found near Oat-
man is addressed to General Whita-
lIer and as at last reports he was
still alive although more than 80
years old the time stained letter VIII
be forwarded to him.
OF the younger brother Daniel not
much is known. However. one of the
letters found near Oatman. written
by him to his brother George. reads
as follows:
George H. Whitaker, Downieville,
Cal, (Care of Monroe thompson.
May ], 1852.
Dear brother: Il take my pen to
drop YOU a line though / suppose Il,
CD has written most Of the news.
am boarding at Clarks Hotel and at
tending the Academy school in Ash
ford. | intend to earn a little more
before ! stop going to school. You
will be glad to hear that the John
Rounsaville and Ira Wright clique
of watchmen are turned up The
Mayor with councilmen enough to
make a majority.
Mott is captain OF the new police.
There is only eight of them in all
Ed Carol is one of them. Sid
CoWles is another have not
much to write this time. / am very
busy now with my books Next
letter. Some time when you write
and have some Gold Dust handy just
put a little in the letter and send il
along. Just enough TO see what it is
From your brother
Daniel w"
The Clark's Tavern, referred to by
the younger brother. was the head
quarters of General George Washing
ton during part OF one winter OF the
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

tidy grub stake obtained from his
letters.
The poem ITO Henry in Heaven"
will be read at the Oatman Ladies
Literary club at it's next meeting.
A special session Of the Oatman
Archaeological Society under the
presidency of J. L. Shanks, local
scientist, is in session as 1 write.
Postmaster II. B. McGill will make a
careful inspection of the old stamps,
assisted by Mr.. Coughlin. The
Sons of the American Revolution
viii send a report back East re-
garding the letters. The Native Sons
of California Society and the Native
Sons of Arizona both declare they
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

will strive to obtain possession of
the letters. Oatman members of the
G. A. r. universally declare that thev
knew Whitaker well, although there
is doubt in some minds on this point.
The Oatman Museum of Natural
History, a. G. Cushman, secretary.
has applied to Mr.. Drake for permis-
sion to mount the poney's bones for
the archaeological section of the
museum. The Oatman Psychical Re
search Society at its next meeting
will endeavor to get in touch with
the five Whitaker brothers. Mr..
Edgerton has been asked TO appear
with his documents before the Oat-
man Numismatic Society.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-14

revolutionary war. With a diamond
Washington scratced his name on
pane Of glass in the tavern and for
many years this glass was preserved
in the inn as a memento of his visit.
The tavern is not far from Wolf Dens
where the only PAGER gold in Con-
necticut was found. In these caves
General Isaac Putnam hid out"
from the British after the rout of the
American troops.
In an envelope addressed to Mrs.
Eliza Lathrop, the following poem in
woman's hand was found.
TO HENRY IN HEAVEN =.
(Musings, Dec. 81. 1850
Spring will come again the joyful
spring.
And soon the banks with cluster
ing flowers will bloom.
The woods and fields with music
will sing
But Honry-thou art sleeping in
the tomb.
The warm bright sunshine which is
flinging now
It's light and beauty over land and
sea,
That erst with smiles lit up thy
youthful brow
oh, sadd'ning thought-it beams
no more on thee.
Familiar voices that thou Ioy'd so
we'll
Must call in yain-they cannot
break thy sleep
And from those haunts where thrill
ing memories dwell
We turn us to thy resting place
and weep.
We miss thee, Henry-Oh how lone
and drear
The home that long bright years
thy presence blest
But while in solitude we drop the
tear
We would not murmur-Thou art
gone to rest
All did the lov'd ones who had gone
before
CaH thee away in their bright
home to dwell
And did they beckon from the other
shore
Thou didst not Hnger cen to say
farewell
And we win come, dear Henry
o soon
And we shall meet again. a happy
band
Unbroken when our work on earth
is done;
How sweet our meeting in that
Better Land!
ToIland. Dec. 81, 'Si
Annie.
The letters. which are now in the
possession of Mr.. Edgerton. are ex-
tremely valuable from a numismatic
standpoint. One bears the very rare
10 cents paid" marking with no
stamp, one a ten-cent green Wash
ington-head stamp and another the
very rare shear-cu 8 cents brown
Washington head with no border
perforations. Many have the same
3 cent stamp with the edge perfora-
tions.
The letter marked Via Panama"
would bring a tidy sum while another
marked Paid, Wells. Fargo &, Co,
Express. over our California and
Coast Routes. Via Portland, was bid
up today to a fancy price on the A.
w. Cootie stock exchange in Oatman.
Ninety dollars was bid for another
e II lope addressed .Langton's
Downieville Pioneer Express"
Owing to the fact that he has
more than 200 letters Mr.. Edgcrton
probably will be able to prospect
during tho rest of the year with a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-16
TAGGING THE BASES

The Cardinals stepped jauntiiy into sec
cud place in the National League standing
by winning an uphill game AGAINST The
Dodgers to 3 Stocks homer, with
Fourier aboard in the ninth, tied the
score and Hornsby drove in the winning
run with q double
Strange as il may seem, Nails failed 70
deliver igaiust the Red SoX and the In
dams dropped the second game Of the
series to 3
The Reds finished second for the firth
time in succession when. with George
Smith pitching shut out BAH, the Pills
coasred into a : to victory
The Browns moved along to within q
half game of the league lead by beating the
Senators ? 20 > MoEridEe had the Browns
beaten until the ninth when. with Slsler on,
AfcAfanus' urive hit the ground, and taking
a great bound, hoped over the fence for
a homer
A double and a triple by George Kelly.
accounting for three runs, gave the Giants
a 10 ? decision over the venerable Babe
Adams Of Pittsburgh.
When Msssrs. Falk and johnson OF the
White Sox allowed Dykes pop fly to fall
safe under the head OF unfinished business
they set the stage for Hauser. 4 pinch
hitter. to drive in the winning runs for the
Athletics with n single in the ninth
The Tigers came from behind and beat
the Hanks for the second time in success
sion. . to /. Stoner and Dauss holding the
champions to four hits
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HOOVER HAS NEW CUT PLAN.
Coal Prices VIII Surely Be Reduced
Vow. Secrctary states.

Washington, June 16.-Secretary
Hoover has secured the agreement OF
representatives of the National Coal
association and the National Retail
Coal Merchants association on plan
for preventing advance in coal prices
Following a conference yesterday
announcement was made by Mr.
Hoover that anthracite coal operators
had agreed not TO advance prices OF
stocks held above ground beyond the
levels of the past week, VIII CHI, he
said. were lower than at the beginning
Of the strike In bituminOus fields
where no price basis has Vet been es-
tabiished. Mr.. Hoover said the opera
tors. according 10 the agreement. will
be earnestly requested to reduce
selling expenses for spot coal to the
Garfield price. plus additions neces-
sary TO cover increased costs in indi-
vidual cases The secretary said he
believed this plan should result in
price reductions.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS


NEW HOTEL VICTORIA-European and
American New Cafe), Sixth and jack
son. Popular prices. Special weekly rates
to men.
al WEST TTH-TwO large pleasant fur
nished modern housekeeping rooms. front
suite; very desirable: close In; adults.
916 KANSAS AVE.-MOdern housekeeping
and sleeping rooms, completely fur
nished; adults only. Phone Red 1884.
COMFORTABLY furnished cool sleeping
room, facing east Close In. Private
home Phone Red 2S21.
ONE large modern front sleeping or house
keeping room. well ventilated, close in
Phone Blue 2215.
HARRISON st, 1216-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in modern; also garage.
Phone Black 2962
TWO newly furnished light housekeeping
rooms, modern conyeniences. 1851 Clay St
Phone Red 299e-
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping; also garage Phone White
46O1
ZIG HARRISON ST--Two large rooms and
kitchenette for rent. Phone Goa or 5445 ].
TWO nicely furnished sleeping rooms,
close I'm. S34 Madison. Phone 5420 J.
FOR RENTING sleeping rooms, we'll VEN
tilated. tor men only. So Jefferson
III WEST 5TH-TwO large nicely fur
nished housekeeping rooms, close in
415 WEST TTH-One very pleasant south
sleeping room; also board
407 TYLER-LarEe pleasant front sleeping
room. Phone Red 50I3
III WEST SIXTH-Furnished room for
rent Phone 1912 White.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms for
rent. 5OT Jefferson st
TWO furnished sleeping rooms, modern.
1901 Taylor
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LORD NoRTHCLIFFE IS ILL.
Physicians order Him to Take Com
pIctc Rest, Is Report.

London, June 16.-Lord Northcliffe,
famous British newspaper publisher,
Is i'll and his physicians have ordered
him to1ake a complete rest, the Lon
don Times announced today.
Libel suits have been filed against
Lcrd Northcliffe by two of his old
time business colleagues, Sir Andrew
Card and Walter c. Fish. Sir An
drew is vice chairman and Mr. Fish
is director of the Associated News
papers Ltd. The suits caused great
sensation, but the details were not
revealed.
The publisher is now in Switzerland.
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lost AND FOUND.


LOST-A box containing two dresses on
Golden Belt road between Topeka ana
Granville. Reward. Call 3T2 GrantNllle
exchange
IOST-CameO breach on either Golden ave-
nue Seward ave. or East 9Th street Re
ward Phone Blue 1853.
IOST-Between Iqwrence street and court
house. brooch Of child's picture Phone
Black 226j Reward.
LOST-Gold watch bracelet. Return TO
SaIlse Lillard, IA WOodlawn- Fhone
1906 Reward
LQST-Diamond set out Of ring Ella n.
Barber Holton- Kan Reward
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-16

Physician and Daughter Protested,
But Californian Died Soon.

Hermcsa Beach. Cal, June 16--
While apparently in the best of health,
Airs. Eliza beth Morgan, So, of this
city. announced she had feeling that
she was about to die
While n physic an and her daughter
demonstrated with her and argued
thar she was mistaken. Mrs. Morgan,
after detailing her desires for burial
closed her eyes in a sleep of death"
and eXpir ed.
The case is said to be one OF the
most unusual recorded in this state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Church For Sale

Central Park Christian
Church (not the new build
ing), but the large frame,
corner 16th-and Central
Park Ave. Well built build
ing, on good stone founda-
ton; full cemented base
ment; good roof three fine
lots on corner. Has gas,
water, sewer; ele ctric
lights, good furnace. This
building would remodel to
good advantage into four
apartments, and make good
income. Let US show you
this. Priced low enough for
quick sale.
Jasperson & Seger
Insurance REALTORS Loans
42e New Eng. Bldg. Phone SIT.
r. R. Keller, Assistant Salesman.
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COLORED BUYERS
A HOME FOR YOU

On easy terms. room cottage,
city water, gas for heat and light,
ton. Price $1,000. Terms. 5000
cash. and bal. $40 per mo. H. p
Richards. 42s New England Bldg.
Phi. 257I-5409 w.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EMPIRE paint, outside white in color,
50 per gallon Lafferty Furniture
Store. 313 Kansas Ave. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE-Watches, clocks. d1amonds,
jewelry. cut glass and sLlverware. Arm
strong Lewelry Co.. 400 Kansas ave.
CEMENT BLOCKS-Strictly 4 to 1 mix
ture- Crane and Harrison st. Phone
1894 or S65.
FOR SALE-Go-cart stroller, price $500.
SIG Polk St.
HURRY-UP EXPRESS co. Phone 22s-
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Lunch counter and dining room
girls, good wages, steady employment
hOusekeepers for country homes; women
cooks; man and wife, hotel and restaurant
work; pantry women; experienced waitress
to ship vest, free transportation maids.
Furman's Employment office, log West Sth.
WANTED-Five experienced mattresses to
ship to wyoming, $45 month, board and
room, free transportation; address me.
Furman's Employment Agency, 1O6 w. Sth-
WANTED-Lady 20 to So years old to
learn TO upholster and make auto tops /;
fair wages to start; better later. Call eve
nings. 215 Branner street.
HOUSEKEEPER in small family; no chill
dren; close in. Santa Fe Watch Co.
COLORED GIRL to assist with hOusework.
Phone 1929 No
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Plan a Big Fourth of July.

ogden. Kan. June 16.-The biggest
Fourth OF July celebration in the his
tory OF this little town is being
planned by the local American Legion
post.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r p Jones 70 A Rihera lot 127
Iawrenc st. Afetsker's 2nd add . j
A NJ Summers TO c. z. Bennett, lot
3,i3 Garfield ave. Stilson & Bartholo-
news add
% P SIyi st 70 Do1thitt Place add. 300
A G. Axteli to ". NJ Btbby, lots 80
s. Boswell ave, add b to College
I'M add - =
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AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

AND INSTANTANEOUS ADS
ADVERTISING RATES: The rate ter
Journal Is cent a word each insertion
minimum 10 cents; by the week . cents =
word: minimum 80 cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must pc
accompanied with cash or cheek IN tulI
iustructions about counting the words and
the rate Der word for The Topeka state
CI0SINC, HOUR: Want Ads TO be
classified properly must be in The state
Journal office before u 20 o'clock want
Ads received after II 80 till l 10 p m VIII
DO Inserted under the head: To Late 70
lsassify-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-16
FoR RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-Unfurnished room at S12
Kansas avenue. Single man only. Crane
& Co
TWO OR FOUR unfurnished light house.
keeping rooms. 400 Van Buren,.
FOUR unfurnished housekeeping rooms
2-piecc bath. 1921 Monroe
MODERN front rooms for rent, unfurnish-
ed. 80 Kansas ave
TWO unfinished rooms, modern. Phone
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ D1-cTT -, : -,
employed mother. VIII rent room wit
light housekeeping privileges Phone Re
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FOR RENr--oFFTCE ROOMS

~---------~~-~~--------~-~--~
SIX office or living rooms for rent. up
stairs. $50 Kansas ave. Inquire Boston
Shoe Store
MODERN office room. Orpheum Bldg.
Gordon Bros Phone 1913.
MODERN office rooms for rent. Inquire
Room 3, Majestic Bldg.
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FOR sALE-MoroRCYCLEs.

HARLEY DAWSON with side car; also
motor boat Blue 6276-
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wANTED-MALE HELP
CARPENTERS


Wanted-40 competent interior carpenters
with tools, 81 hour. open shop, guaranteed
work until June, 1928; transportation ad-
vanced no office fee. Furmans Labor
Agency. Jog West Sth.
WANTED-5O harvest hands; farm hands
= dairy hands; 100 laborers; stone quarry
men; teamsters; Is married farm couples
statesmen: cooks to ship, combination; fry,
2nd night cooks; kitchen helpers; first
class carpenters to ship n. F. 500 miles.
MEN-A positive money maker for you,
good for ST a day, my plan. I5 cents
r. Robinson, Marysville. Kan.
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SERVICES OFFERED.

LAUNDERING, bundle washing. family.
washing and ironing SILK work our spe-
cialty. Call for and deliver. Phone White
1T54 william L ConnelleY, prophet or
1915 Buchanan st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


'ROOMING HOUSE furniture and lease for
sale; close in; good income Phone
Blue 1872