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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1018.
J
t
DRAFT BOARD TO SEND
500 WHITE; 180 NEGRO
Whlto Men to Go to Cnin, Tr.ivi
Frltluy Ncgruc Go In July.
Information at (ourthoiiw.
EXHAUST ALL COLORED MEN
lliisy Mulling1 Out ;ii''tii'i,tinlrii T'i
Itciiiii ItotrUitmiH 'l.i'Kiil
Alii 1'nnhlcl.
Thrsn are bui'v d.i 1 up :n 'ho d'y
exemption lifiuril room II m n n
ct gelling nil Hi" induction pn epi
ready for 'ho iioO' i,.cn who an In
t,". tn Ciiin:) Truvw lu-'.l I ri U.. .M
must i fffy kinl .'f a prop islunii Is
put up Hi 'he iiicinnHrt "t Him bo. ml
every ill, runiiit t fioni iihicct
plemi for i jsmpilnii ;o iIi'mmou for
itninediutfi Induction.
lloiwciii tin l'l'.:i 'in I I Till of
July the tiori i .1 li.ii 'li'Uf, In M-tid
ISO rn'Krn-H lu r.iinp I'liUc, I''1
Mnlnc. Iowa. Tlilx v.!H pi.idl .illy
exhaust TuUa city's n''' i con':n
gcnl. V'nt Sigurd IMili-ii'V
Tn the elly boards; appeal fur in
formal Inn, I: was no: ieiiit b.' them,
no It la slated, ihn' tln'v cine li r un
signed liif-irainll-iii. They i . -4i Mt
that those smiling lnf'i "'!' tn'it
will lead la npnreh' rn-iort of in ul
Juged slaekr". w;!ii 'ln'ir nanus The
names will t. lull I'l i onfid.mce.
hut the Idea N II .'" If. .i'I'T an in
VPHllKallnn, lh bnni.! run linn In
form the Infninmr in to 'heir ret
urns for action. In some nu t d
HENDRICKS'
C. 0. D. Grocery
and Market
Phone 7660
Oppoiite Hotel Tulia
FREE DELIVERY
Orson corn, dos fl0r
Cantaloupes, mrh 1""
Everything In Fresh Vegetables
that's on the market. 1
Dreseed Hens, pound 5"
No. t pall horn rendered lard..7So
No. I pull homo rendored lard $1,115
No. 10 pail home rerrflered lard $1.50
Larg can peaches In light ayrup 20c
Small ran peaphe In light ayrup Iftc
BmanjBlackberrle
Small cdM rod raspberries ..
4 10a rolls toilet paper
Small can red plttad charring. .
No. 1 tomatoes, per run . , . .
No. 8 tomatoes, per can . . . .
NoN. t Pickwick tomatora ...
Pickwick corn, 1 for.......
Pickwick peaa, 2 for
Karly peas, per can . .
Pork and bana, per can....
.Lima beana, per can.......
Ly hnmlny, per can.
.150
,15c
.9Sc
.I5n
.150
, ,1Ho
, ,20c
, .lino
. .S5c
. .15c
. ,10c
. .10c
. .100
Tall can pink salmon. .S0o
Pick wick aockeye aalmon 15c
Kraut, per can 15c
Dairy Maid hominy, 1 for.... 25c
Urown Keauty beana, 3 for., ...85c
Plnkwlrk penrJie 1 25c
Pickwick ooffe i' 85c
Pearl White eoap, 10 bar 45o
Xbor aoap, 10 hara 45c
Hwlft'a white aoap, t bara 25c
P. A O. aoap, 4 bare 25fl
Bob White aoap, 6 bara 2Ac
: Hani-flush . 25c
Dutch Cleanser, t for' 25o
Argo starch,-8 pkga 25c
Spaghetti, 8 pkga. 25c
Macaroni, t pkga 25c
Cream chaeae, pound S5c
Large elie Jell leu and jama ....25c
Reach Nut peanut butter for...S5c
Bulk peanut butter, lb 25c
, Palmollva aoap 10c
Bayman'e aoap 10c
E-Z Real and Maaon Jnra.
Jar Rlngi and Kxtra Jar Cnpa.
We deliver to Kendall and Orcutt
Wedneadaya and Kridaya.
innnd Ik mii.l.'. In iinni;i'nl l-t t . rx
for thn mil ii II hi nl ;i man on mvir
fani'leil gruiiu Ih. I'hhjIj;' tlm te nd
ha alri'a.iv tn .-.cmj.-.v I II "
and reuolivl. ,rn-1 u h. rjfi n "
wliclhi-r to let li, n !i i.ik! in I. 't In
lliln fiiNH llwi'" l-' il.i'Vri " ' I I '"' I
rfellllKH ac .in'U lln- l-innl. In-
Ihi'V Hlllln r I li. 'l'i 'I '!' li''
lu'CllUMi" III' y i.i H it k i-lV lo Vh.i.H
III Will"
UiKMln.ini :i' 1 1 mi.' maii'-ii
out fi.mi 'In' ' "ij ii ' v li' iiil at li"
niio of i-U'liiy ii i.'uy l-ji tiw in I f'.nr
itny T'l.i In. .nil Inn i.'i.M'i 'J
ilfr tn nmil '(iiritiiiiiii.rn' to 'i
per crnt uf i h ir li' v.' KMnttimi
lay until lln! tthni" iiiinil'M-
been mull" I nut. 'I'l l' Mine rnh-.l
will nliiiiiii in t'i" ti.iii.iiii'-: . f in. i
Hint were ll if" t l.i'.' e.ir 'I'l.v
miml I." r i'i ii 'il fili-'l .'i Ir, . n n
iIiivk after :-i. . ,.t ii.- Hi.' ri .HHin.nt
'!i.i liiiil .i.lv.Hiirv IikimI will I.,
found m th" I'MMiinil" i i.ii!. iiii rii
10 tlie i.otmtv ( n't 1 1 linitj-.il l. I'lio .iii.v
Hid llu-y may d.Hl.i! In fillln'oiit tin-ifiii'Httniiiiairi-H.
SAVE UP TILL THURSDAY
IF YOU WANT BEEFSTEAK
TIiIh Ik ftiif uf tin- llrcf Itrslrlrll.iiw
Oil TiiImiiih Ni'iv MrullrHH
Orili-rn Hhim'iI.
Hteakfl everv Tliur.iduy only und
fur the iliiiri.'r irietit,, n.nlv, tlien j
ronrit l.e..f iiinner n"v. mi Mninhiyi", I
Hlewtnl. hnlli'il or heif liiuh, illni,er
only, on Wedoi'iilay mid Hutiir.liv,
IheHii are the new meat rent i il l i.hih
laid down fur TiiIkiiiim hv the lt j.
and rminiy fnnd ridiiiliiiiriitniH i-m-terday.
iieiing In iii'i'iird.i ore Willi
telej h phlii ltiHJ,rnrliiiliH Iriiiit llir
hert Jluiiver. natinnal fund iiiliiiiilii
trulnr. forwai deil thr.uiKh ,linli:i. ''
II. Ami'H, food (idmliilHiralnr for
Oklahnllirt.
The order were put Into iff.vt
Immediately mid tnii.'it he faithfully
olmervj'fl.
lly-prnilucta of beef, aiich n m
fall, llvera, tntnriien, nweellu . iIm,
lieiirla. kldneyn, hriilna unit Iripe,
tuny be. served at nny time, n rnHV
ham and haeon, Ihouith the gnvern
mnt request that the Arnerl' in p. o
pie use as little bnriin lis iioadlde
still holds.
Iiidge Ames. In forwarding the In
structlons, staled that the iiiitluiial
fond nilmlliimratnr eniisHtly re
rinesleil all hotels and puliHe eatliiK
liluees to edvertlHe the days beef
rrnv ho eaten In necnrjunre with the
above directions, so that the atten
tion of the public may he forused
upon the new naulallona and their
lo-operii'lon Invited.
BOY SCOUTS READY
FOR THE CHAUTAUQUA
lime IIitii liusy Ncllluir Tlckcut and
I'liiaiii lal ItHitt KiiiTcKnfiil
Says 'riiuiiiiHiin.
PLATFORM MANAGER HERE
TULSA LEADS IN NAVAL
RESERVE ENLISTMENTS
Young Men Attracteil to llrnni li of
Nuvy I'lrst to l and When
Thcr'a Tronbli".
Knllatmenta at the Inral reerultnn
alutlun last week for the tiavnl re
arrve were nearly doublo the num
ber of the preceding week, doubtless
due 111 a great measure to the ac
tivity of German submarines off the
Atlantic coast. There were nr. en
listments last week compared to 15
the preceding auven days.
Oklahoma Oily led the week s en
listment in the navy with SJ. Tulsa
being second with 10. Other recruit
ing stations reported the following!
t'hlokaaha 0, Muskogee 5, McAllister
a, Unlil I, Ardinore 4, Clinton 3. Mo
han 0.
ARTISTIC
PHPGRAPHY
I who wish their I
1 phntugraphs J
nl M btifiirn going , i
flit J l w,r wl" !
ill I I reive a Arduc I
fill J Hon of I
$5 00 1
rim dozkn I
'C . DeGueldre-
IRrvkin f
12 W. 4th riuma I4U
Biff-Sang-Bing.
Absolutely th Cheapest Place in Town to Buy
Groceries
Liver, per lb 5c
Cured Hams, per lb 30c
Picnic Hams, per lb. v, ..... . 25c
Navy Beans, per lb 15c
Pink Beans, per lb. 10c
(Don't expect these beans to last long at these
prices.)
Good Sorghum Molasses, per gal 75c
(Eat1 more sorghum and less sugar.)
Good Creamery Butter, por lb 45c
Good Sirloin Steak, per lb 35c
50 lbs. pure Lard $11.75
20 lbs. pure Lard $5.40
(Cheaper than compound.)
If you can do as well elsewhere and they will
deliver the goods to you by messenger or other
wise, we don't blame you for not trading with us.
and Save Money
PEOPLES EXCHANGE
GROCERY & MARKET
111-113 East First Street.
Buy W. S. S., June 25th to 28th.
tf.. a
ih.fcka1i
Hi
OjK'iiliig iToirrain Tills Af-
uriiiMin I'aliliiilc MiiNlral
NiiiiiImt tn Oim-ii It.
Fiv hundred hoy eeouts are liuny
ti d.iv ('el tiny r.a'ly fur the npeninir
i'f the TuN f-lliLII Illll't mi - They mve
been hunliiuf for days selllng'tleketa.
and yesierdav l.rnlie all rei:ord for
it iHi'nit ion nf ad inlselons
Si'iiiiimaHier 'i'tioiii.miti In eon-rr-i'iil.iMiur
Hie l.n mi their won
derful work. They have entered In
to ihe affntr wliii enthusiasm, and
have heen loynl to Hie cause, giving
boms :ind hourM tn the financial Ue
talis
I loetnr Aubrey the platform man.
in:, r. arrived 111 TuNa yesterday, and
Is uu'iriei ed ai the V. M. ,1'. A.
hnildliiK. Mies i lis., ii, who has cliurne
of the mornini: ,lav hours and looks
after much of the detail work of the
lo sNlniiH, Mi-i iyed lust niiHtt. Miss
f 1 1 14, in i the jiei-Kioial reiresentnllve
of Mr Homer, of the lleiljith-Uur-Iirr
cniniiany.
Tim opi-iilng pmgrnni starts this
nfiernoon at 2-4.1 o'clock. An or
chestra of women In li mlllUiry pro
Krain i lulit iniisirUns. and "clever,
cttiriniiiir mid talenled." nccnntlng
to the press airent, "offer a bright,
hreey, cheerful litOKpilll of lliatru
niental music" ,
At nlcht the Hcrmlnn starts at 7:0
o'eloeli and In addition to a inimical
program l.v the llpglmental orches
tra, John P. Ilatto elves character
lmiern(ii,iillnns. Inchidliig a hlstorlo
and iatrintii reylew.
The revenue from the chnutauiiia
goes tn the boy scout funds und la
used for promoting their work.
All these niimhers will be given In
the bbrh school auditorium exespt
Miss Warren's nddress, which la to
he at lonvenllon hall.
MAKING UP CITY BUDGET
f imnmlHelimer rind Job lilffliult
One lo Italic I'uiuls to Hold
City 1-jiipliiycH.
j Mayor Charle . Hubbard and
tbb city coiiinilHSloners were en
grossed yesterday nfiernoon with
making up the city budget, for suh
rnlNMlon to the county excise hoard
which ineetH next month. A two
hours' conference was held In the
mayor's private office.
The commissioners nro confronted
with the problem of econotnl.tng In
every wav possible in order lo hold
the expenditures the coming year
within the estimated revenues.
Kven with the 2-ntlH additional
levy the tremendous Increase In Ihe
rust of operating tho city govern
ment the coming year wilt- tux Ihe
revenue fund to the closest maraln,
not Including the lift In salaries. The
rapid growth of the city, extension
of streets and other cltv improve
ments, necessity of enlarging the fire
department, the police force and vir
tually every oilier department haa
fop several months past railed fur
the expenditure of more money than
tlm city lias.
The commissioners are making
UD tlielr budgets upon the basis of
the voting of Ihe extra 2-mlll levy
assuming that It will be voted, as It
Is the only way the efficiency of the
cltv government can be maintained.
It wilt be several iluya before the
budget la completed.
lost cTrof "watermelons
Food Administration Took Over
Mpolli'd I'oiwIgnniiMit from
Florida.
A carload of watermelon nhlpprd
In tho commli.slnn firm of tlooilner
Malone was !;:fccn in charge yewter.
day hv Food Administrator H.
Iniuglas, who wired the Florida con
signee to release the shipment to
Ihe local bank which held the bill of
lading, ao that an adjustment could
be made under the regulations na
laid down hy the national food ad
ministration. The melons were al
leged to be unfit for consumption.
Huch of the melons ng are market
able will bo sold and a settlement
will be made under the supervision
of the locnl food administration. The
! remainder will be destroyed
j Watermelons are higher Ibla year
i thnn ever before and have been re-
billing at I1.fi.petn 2 each. All
1 shipments so far received have come
! from Florida and southern (leorgla
' iind thn high freight rstes are one
of the causes of the high prices Af
ter the first of the month, when the
! new freight rales go Into effect they
would be still higher, but by that
time the crops nearer home will he
' comlriir on the market, which will
neutralize the Increase in freight
j rates.
BUILDING PERMITS SLUMP
June Must Take Spurt to l-xitinl Tolal
t'nrrcf pmullng Month 1017.
June building permits after a sev.
eral days hIiiiiip. hraced up yester
day and with a tntA' fur Ihe day of
nearly $3.'i.0ni hri
total up to f.lII.Ono. It looks now
.'i.0nii 1
to fi:i
as If Ihe record for the month will
go over thn HuO.Oiln mark, but the
Indications are that it will show a
falling i ff fronl' .1 une a year ago of
nearly IlilO.tipo.
Yesterday's permits embraced
more than $"0,000 worth of new res
idences, several handsome hcimcs
helnir among those listed. K. A.
iiulilliiger will build n $5 000 resl-
1 deuce at li4 Smith New pnrt and t
It. Soger took out a permit for a
! '1 nail residence at 1!XI Smith Cbev.
'rune, nthers were as follows Wil
Hani Hudson. JS.Oiirt, on Hlllette
street In K istland ; I,. V Van Val-
Uenburg, f.'l.rtnn, at S.10 North yua
'in Ii. and Mrs Morion, $.1 500. at
.Mf2 Has! Admiral,
li. It. ijtohe took out a permit for
a I2.00 apartment at 1-Vurtcenth
and I'lnclnnatl, and the Hush-Hums
Healty company yVere given permits
for four garnFes to c-sit ? 7 r, ii each
at 1 - 3 Norfolk and 1324-25-32
i vra;tsa.
, GARBAGE ROW CONTINUES:
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CASH SALE WEEK
Offering Scores of Thrift Values For Patriotic Savers
DSBOCSBQB
DQ BBSEaag
09
Cash Week
Special!
All Summer
, Neckwear
at
One-Half Price
Include collar; collar and
ooff aeta, reatee. etc.
This sale was inaugurated for the purpose of getting in ready
cash to buy merchandise for the fall and winter seasons. Dur
ing these war times merchandising conditions are so, that we
must, in order to be able to secure complete stocks, and serve
our patrons with the things they need, buy our merchandise
from three to six months in advance of the season. By paying
cash for this merchandise, it permits us to sell for less, therefore,
for this week only, we will offer most extraordinary values FOR
SPOT CASH ONLY in wanted and seasonable merchandise.
Every item in the store specially discounted for cash this week.
Each ,dav we can quote only a few of the many special values of
fered, ft will be to your interest to pay us a visit.
A Big Lot of
Plain and Fancy
Hair Bow
Ribbons
Hundred of piece of wide
silk and aatin ribbons In flo
rals, novelty stripes, plaids,
plain colors, moires,' etc.
25c
Save on Linens irNow Is the Time t0 Bw a Suit
flarlrjte such as these are well worth considering, even when th linen
market la normal.
Damask Napkin of all linen, extra aatln finish,
limited quantity. To elos out, Special
' $4.39
98c
79c
HiUf HhNU'hed Table linen 7
Inches wide, all linen, pretty
patterns. Just a limited
amount, to sell, Hpe
( si, yard
, Mercnrteert Tfelilo Ultra 70
Inches wide, a vory heavy qual
ity, satin finish, ralaed scroll
and floral patterns,
special th yard . . ,
nKI MNKN8
OocIk Bed Nprrtwla A full
bleach selected long staple yarn,
pretty medallion centers, scal
loped and plain hemmed. Three
are just slightly
soiled. Hpeclal
Hed Slier t Made of best sheet
ing, tnrh and hammed, these
are brands we are unable to
duplirate. and will close out at
extremely low prices. 63x90-
11.15; 72x10 1. 35; llxlt
I.SIi.
I. $LW
JWfXeV TOWKMNO.
Tinrwn ( ruh Toweling IS
Inches wide, all linen quality;
limited amount. Spe
cial, the yard
Half lllwhed Toweling 1 1
Inches wide; an all linen rraah.
Special
His yard ....
10c
A2c
17c
Hcaty ('rash Toweling 18
inches wide, will give good serv
ice. Bleached or brown 1 j?
Kr-ec -ii the yard it)C
Cotton Hack Towels 16x30
Innhes, good weight
Uperlal each
Tim Doarn, 1.90
Ijtucn Hnck Towels A heavy
quality, all linen huck, hem
stitched, lx3 inches. 4 f .
Special. 4V C
Turkish IlaUi Towels 22x44
inches, an extra heavy terry
cloth, full bleachee), hemmed,
white with fancy colored
stripes, also plain.. ACkn
white. Special, UC
Special Reductions for Cash
Only on Kntlie Stock of Linens,
to.
Talilo Cloth Ready For I'sc
(4x54 inch, good weight, extra
value. C -t QCk
tySpeclal J J
AU I J lion Napkin 22x2'! in.
An extra heavy damask, pret
ty patterns. , Q J Ofl
Special 04t)t
Crash Suiting 3 to 44 Inches
. wide. Ivory f
whit 7Vc
Snd Floor.
Most Noteworthy Savings In
3
1
II
Seasonable Silks
Her are only a few of th many excep
tional valuea to be found in our Silk
Section thla week:
FANCY GFXUUiFJTTE CREPES
EntlM assortments of Fancy Georgette
Crepe In figure and checks, 40 Inches
wide, offered In on big lot
at . .
PONGFE SIIJl
A popular and aervlreable material for
ummer wear, 3 Inches wide, in gray,
brown. Li. purple, Belgian, navy, brown
and !'.
Special ,
Of excellent quality, 14 and 40 Inches
wide, 'in gray, rose, copen, King Blue,
green, purple, nary and
black. Special, th yard
FANCY SATINS AND TAFFETA
A large collection of excellent quality
Taffeta, H Inches wide, shown in beau
tiful, color combinations In plaids and
atrip, also plain black.
Special th yard
PLAT KHAKI ROOIj
Ao exceptional value in this well
known and popular material, for
tnlts and skirts, II Inches wide
Special, th
yard
ItlutCK PANNF, SATIN
IOvsly quel icy. rich, aoft finish, cor
rect weight for suits, coats and skirts,
45 Inches wide. Special C Q DO
th yard $00 if
Special Discount on all Wool, Silk
and Wash Dreaa Good for Cash Only.
Ind Floor .,
$1.89
$1.89
$1.89
$1.35
$2.29
-jm mi
m mrrn. 1 -v 4 m . ww 1 - 1 a 1 1
JIost Drastic Reduction-This Week For Gash Only
klany Suits in this sale that will be good for i Smartly tailored fancy models In etons, rip
all summer, and for fall wear. ' I pi backs, etc.
Reduced Prices Sj50 $150 $20ana$2500
In Gabardines, Trlootlne, Sorgo, Checks, etc.. In tans, grays, copen, brown, black and
white checks, and some fancies.
rSpecial Lot of Navy Blue Suits-,
ajt One-Third Off
Included are plain tailored, belted, ripple back models, soma hand embroidered, others
braid or button trimmed.
Our Entire Stock of Womsn'a and Misses Ready-to-Wear Garments at Special Reductions for Cash
only. No Refunds, No Exchanges or C. O. Da.
Thlrv Floor.
Cash Sale Week
Values In
Drapery
Materials
Drapery Madras Splendid qual
ity mercerized finish, floral pat
terns In brown, green, blue and
rose, 38 Inches wide.
Special th yard....
69c
.T".89c
Madras 40 Inches wld In beau
tiful floral designs. In brown
and blue only,
the yard ....
Bnnfast Drapery Mali i lal 80
Inches 'wide, highly mercerised
finish, plain color, blue, ptnk,
rose, brown and green, fljj
Special the yard isOC
Drapery Madras BO Inches wld
In motto, two-ton effect, In
leaf and floral designs, highly
mercerized quality. In rose, blue,
mulberry, brown and green.
Special the & 1 1
yard P J- ! O
Special Discounts on all other
Drapery and Curtain Materials,
Heady-Made Curtains, etc, for
Cash Only.
6th Floor.
Stationery Bargains You Should Not Miss
CHOICE OK ROO BOXES OF FINE
BOXED STATIONERY AT
39c
White and tinted paper and envelopes or cards and en
velopes, newest styles and shapes white, sky, pink, hello,
buff, gray and khaki. '
on.
POI ND PAPER Wt7l
78 Sheets to th pound.
Envelope to Match Pkgs of 25, 10c
Main Floor , -
Cash Sale
Bargains
From the
Housedress
"-Section
Women's Bonsedreases of fig
ured lawns In pink and blue,
piped In solid colors; sis 3
8 pec lal .......... $2,18
Women's Bouao Dresses mad
of lawns. In bin cr black pin
stripes, straight skirts with tu
nics, low square packs and whit
collar. ! to 44.
8peclal
A New Is of Helm Dresses
suitable for house, porch or mo
toring, made of blue or pink
figured lawns, regular watat
lln In back, ton affect In
front, full skirt, long sleeves,
whit yoil collar. ifrT J Q
8peclal 40
Gingham Petticoat Good qual
ity in gray and blue stripes with
bias ruffle. Special
79c, 89c
Children's Wash Suit Chil
dren's two-piece wash " suits
mad of . blue and brown strip
ginghams, or whit linen with
dark cplored collars and cuffs.
Special
98c, $1.19
Special Discounts for Cash on
all other Items In stock for this
week.
4th Floor.
$4.95
Undermuslins
Greatly Reduced
For Cash Sale Week
WOMEN'S GOWNS
In various styles, made of
white batiste, some hav yoke
and sleeves of lace and' organ
. die medallions, finished with
ribbon and beading, also with
voiles with ptnk or blue satin
stripes' in Empire style, sleeve
less; other gowns In pink batiste.
Specially Priced
$1.95, $2.69
$2.95
WOMEN'S SMP-OVKR
GOWNS
Mad ef fin batiste, yoke and
leaves of lac edging and In
sertion, organdie medallion, rib-
bon and beading
trimmed.
WOMEN'S HAND EMBROID
ERED GOWNS
Slip-over styles, made of nain
sook, hand embroidered, the
neck and sleeves finished with
narrow lace, beading and rib
bons. Special
$1.48, $1.95
j , ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Made of whlto or pink batiste
In tailored and fancy styles, lac
trimmed. Special-
$1.69, $1.95
ENVELOPE CHEMISE.
Of fin quality nainsook, trim
med in Val lace, beading and
ribbon. n n Qr
Special pd.UJ
Entire stock of Undermuslln at
Special Reductions for Cash
)nly.
4th Floor
d beading fi O QO
i. Special. OWetVO
Mail Orders Filled
promptly and ac
curately, all ship
ping charges prepaid.
MS
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Phone 6060
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Back up those
who arc offering
their all Buy
War Savings
Stamps. H
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Andrew J. Miller, the g.irbai-.-I ""' ,"",t' K,'tH' 11 ''owl""'
man. emerged In such flvlng colyrs ! m;l "V citizens appearing from his
from the grilling the city' health of-j "( ' ''Uv " Protecting
fiver I'r. .1. I!, ilili'cri, irie Ii ii i be-j that his garbace collectors had not
fore the city commissioners last I-'i 1- isited their premises In two or three
day and imaln i cHtcrday thin he was cKs. rease's excuse that he un
elven additlnnai territory and told to j dc.'Ntond he was tn only take such
continue wiih his contrai't. !'.' -hai,-p .is would "fatten hogs" did
O. W. rt'a.sc. tho oilier i onti an tir, j net. upiyal lu tilt commissioners,
' . -i
who decided it was his duty to take
It all.
Both contractors entered "cross
complaints'" against the citizens,
many of whom they claimed fill
their garbage cans with broken
glass, tin cans and other things
strictly prohibited by law.
They wore ci'cd, under a five-days
notice from City Attorney Earl
Sneed, to appear and show cause
why their contracts should not be
abrogated for failure to do their
duty. 1'ensc claimed that he did not
receive the notice. which went
through the malls under special de
by showing that the letter had been
returned to the post office undeliv
ered. He was given five days more
notice In which to put on another
defense.
Miller, who covers the business
part of the city from Detroit to Den
ver and out to Eighteenth street
livery, and substantiated the .claimfrom Fourth, showed by the city's
own records thnt with more than
900 cans on his foute daily he had a
record of only a fraction oyer two
complaints a day against him. and
that some of these were w''"oul
merit. He put up "ch a good de
fense that his territory was '"larged
to extend from the Midland Valley
tracks to the city limit on tho west.
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