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1'ULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1918
10
2
by Bud FisherlWMLM
FAKING UP MATTER
OF AUTO THIEVERY
MUTT and JEFF,
MUTT A WISE GUY, THOUGH?
I.T.-W..iA
( MlTT. 1 TVIiWfc IT I 6i;Li KFljw
But Mwrt, 1 ll Bat f iTl !
FO(b. UITT(.e bct tic
MAY Be "rvJ- RtfcrJT WT
WHAT TMMt CAMuf
Afnvr caaj bo: jvjt LtoK
at tm at iximmv Hoot a
OUT THeCl ImWmMTI lAAJb
Rates and Information
On fsnt a word N't lmrtioa.
M illinium tpira 12 word.
Minimum amount one tune, 20e.
1'jDhllnA vmir vtnt ..1. iA f 'V,. 1 ..I
'f ollop Department Ordered lo Make
! It Hard for Tliliw lo 't
fjlveAfcA THAT T' 0N.y A
it tviri rxaa-T loom unt
A Cfa.cT JOB 0"
y by In Tulsa.
a our oBikvt'
CAAVAjrlAA Afrr ro
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World wben It ! mora convfnint for ro'i
to do to. Bi iura lo (it. jour name, ad
drn and telephone first Alwax ik thai
vour telephone aiUartliemanl ha repealed
baek u you br lha prrton llkinf it.
All 'harae adi ara due and payibla tb
sama day firtt intertion ol ad appeara
Out-or town, houaehold good and ulna-
Ipart of general campaign
Complaint Is Miule Tlml rase Set
iNmr laid of (oiinly llix ki'l
Full of I'n'M-ciiiloii.
nr -.,
tioaii wanted adi oiutt ba paid in advaoea
Miiclaaaificatiua of adTertliemantt aol
permitted.
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Under ilinctlon i,f Mnyor ' II
Hubbard llic tire crusade In Tulsa
has rifin'il Willi renewed vigor At
lli in 1 in' (inn- thin 'nr. nli' In being
wagcil there h also iiiii' being cir
cled out ag hiisi tin' anion,,. I, .. Ihief
In Tulsa. Tlml thievery ofiuuioioo
biles and (o'cesMorles areins to hive
taken I In: form nf a Ki.ii uf iiimIiim l.-
la ii j 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' n I Chicago I'im.iIm ii"'1
luna of 111 r III. in IJ nuii.OOii worth
Of lllltOIIHll'lll'H (IllH Vl .l llMil III''
epidemic llllH lif'I'tl Hll I'.llllMK Htl-ll'l-lly
southwest, Will) Tulsa r I K t III I lie
center of Km path
The main source of discon age.
nirnl which Im reported lv the po.
lira deiiii lineiit 4i Hn effmts tn lieli
rid the city of the auto thief Is the
fact I hill the. cases having heell ap
pealed In county oouit. uei onling to
ilattilory provisions, piosccuilou
turn 1 1 1 lacking. In most uses
(bene cases u if net neiir I tie hack of
the docket and the end of the term.
Uy the time the cane i omen to trial,
witnesses are gone, defendant out
in bond In a short Ume liny are
Hack Ht the Hume old game iiKiiin
Hid the thlriK goes over thn name
lid route iiKUin.
According to (hone who are In A
position to know, punitive measures
ire not stringent enough to make th
practice of car and a wmry thlev-
try diitiKeroiiH enough to let alonn.
Mayor llnhhard proposes to take
tieHaures calculated to put a atop
io thin pestilence and has given or
lera that the pollee department will
I
BUSINESS CARDS
4, i f Headquarters for ftryptok lenses
, i I New Location 10 West Third
i rhone I47S
irt . I
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
'"i- eiiicient trained nurse.
i m . . . .... .
liable
r ri adopted If dealred.
1103 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
piiJA rTnr
S
lip
FURNITURE
Bxrhanse New for Old
14 and It Weal Second
Quy W. McCulloch II. II. Chaffln
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAT AND NIGHT
SERVICE
OPTOMKTRIST
with -
HARRY HEILBRON V
JEWELER
Second and Main
rhone II?
8 1'. TT-T1? rMTT TtRlTM'Q F A V
NURSERY
TIT SOUTH CHEYENNB
niONB 1006
Children Cared for During Working
or Whopping IIourN
W. J. GREGG L. J. MARTIN
Attorneya-at-Law
.';! Exchange National Dank Building
I jf Tulsa. Okla,
EDNA B. FARIS
! Ji PUBLIC SIKNUCiKAI'lItK
NOTARY PUBLIC
iij Room 530 Mayo Kuilding
Phone 7985.
cjflj.SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
K'H. ATTOnNEY AND
COUNSELLOH-AT-UAW
012-13-14 Wrlsht Uldg.
-u iw oi im nnu v. ua
1' 1 Mur of Coruoration
1'HONE 718S
J MCHAS. H. ME RILL AT
i fe ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
C ''y Bond Building. Washington. U. C
i jlOil, Gas and Indian Matters
1 wWdsone'nor VE LL
olji'f Attorney
; Now Located In I'nlty Hulldlng
M Suites 101-111
71
ml
HOTEL OXFORD
Strictly modern, steam heat, hot
and cold running water in every
room, private bath, rooms single
or ensulte. Rates $5 per week
and up. Corner Third ami Do-
trolt
WAK. ttM( AMvA( .r V - 7 n V 'T TAWTTT --s CN i
he looked In In do I'm full I'.irl In
the iiiifiiM-emeiii of Ihwm leluilio; to
Ulll'illiolille Nti'ilhllK
i inly ii kIhiiI time iikii li'iidiritf in
Hiiiiim e com punli'H 1 1 1 1 wii'iiik t In ft
InniiiaiK'e on iiut"ninl'll"n In TiiIhh
roiility. lilher nnhpaiilea have heil
wlthdrawliiK from the field until
now tlmrn ure hut a very few taking-
tho rink Hhould all tin ft Innur
ance be runeellerl. It tin heeii ru
mored that iieektlx pnillea may l.e
the order of the day and tho auto,
inoldln thief. If raptured, ,u treated
aa was I he home Ihl.'f ill old Indian
Territory days.
('omnilllei' of the I'lvle. ornanza
tlotia have been appointed to In
veatlaatH the numher of eara Htolnn,
piinUhinrnt rnrled and the reaaona
why ho many thieves have not been
brouKht to Juatiie.
Kollowtfi; la the Hat of nutonio.
bit thleyia whirl) baa been uh
milled by Chief of I'nlira t'harlea
Allen to City Attorney Karl Hlieed.
Thla waa dune In order that a com
plete report nilKlit be coiniled anil
presentnl to thn mayor mill oom
iiilaalonera In Iho Intereat of the
cainpalun. It baa been derided by
thoae waillnft this ranipalun that full
putillclty ahull bo Kcn to all
phaics of It:
NiuiiIht iiimI unnira of prtlis nr
rliil by Hillif di'piirtiiiriit for
thrft of aiiloiiiolilbn anil autoinobllo
aoivKHorti'H fnun Juno I to Novem
ber 1.1. IUIM:
lor TlM'ft of Automobiles.
Kiv 'I'lmiiiiiH turned over to coun
ty on June 1.
it llavcroft, turned over to
county on June 3.
Jack I'lerce. turned over to coun
ty on June 7.
tide Terry, turned over to county
on June 10.
Wndo llufflnRtnn, turned over to
county nn June 1.
Willie Klrk, turned over to coun
ty nn June 1.
Ed Qulnn, turned over to county
on June 29.
W. I. Huberts, turned over to
county on July 4.
DOWN IN BED
AND SO WEAK
Lady Sutured Terribly for
Eight Weeks Hut Her Case
Showed Wonderful Im
provement After Tak
ing Cardui.
Johnann f'lty. Tenn Mia. M. U.
Scolt, llvlnif near thla town, Mtatea:
"About three years iik I hm down
In bed " . . ti l nble and so
weak 1 couldn't bear the aitrht "f
food. This rondlt on continued for
about elKhl weeka ... I
thouxht I was koIiik lo die. and
knew mnat fc-et aioneihloK to do
me aonie Kld. I had heard all my
I If n of Cardui and the K'hI rtwultM
obtained from Ita uhi. So 1 decided
to try It-
After it bout a half botll. of Car
.tt.i iiiioi'ilii Im tirn t'd ttii'n I
waa Iihh nervous I Kept It' up until
bad taken five bottles ami sucn
an improvement! I a ned flush
and now am the picture of he.i.,h.
due, 1 believe, solely to the use of
Caidul. I am the mother of ten
children mid feel well and strong
Cardui is a mild, medicinal Ionic
for women It bus Ktood the most
severe of all tcMs-the test of time,
having been In use for over forty
years. II is composed of purely on
etat'le Ingredient, which have been
found to help build up the v lality.
tone up the nerves, and strengthen
the womanly constitution.
Try Cardui
Oklahoma Hospital
Rcnr ice Consists of
1st. Fireproof building arranged for
a purpose.
Slid. Modern and complete equip
nient under one roof.
Srd. Character, experience and skill
of attendant.
Or. I'rcil S. Clinton. President.
Mitt II. C V. .Icgclcr, It. N.
Superintendent
, Ir. I.ytle Alliertnn
Kesident Physician
Ninth and Jackson Street
Phono Oaac 3990
1
BUSINESS CARDS
PUttne " 00 15-17 West Archer
11ATCHEU rRODUCK CO.
WhoK-a.ilo Jobbers
Creamery Dutter ami Ipgs
Good Via Always
Y E Dr. Arthur
Ear Campbell
Ne MayoP.bl,.
Throat rhone kid
E
i
Arthur darker, turned over to
coiiuiy on July 4.
Ho I. inn Muri hlliMon. turned over
to cotiiity on July I '.
I'.ull Weavel. turned over to coun
ty on July 11'.
HvlvuHter Itrnnira, turned over to
county on July 1.1
Cecil I 'Ire, turned over to county
nn July 14.
Walter lliirhaniin, turned over to
county, July I I.
11. II Tin ker, turned over to coun
ty, AtiK'int II.
lllll llrni'n, turned over to county
AuKUNt Is
Arthur linker, turned over to
county. AiiKiiHt I K
W I! Hwe.itman, turned over to
county on Srptcmhi'r I
Cecil Hiiini'll, turned over to coun
ty on September I.
S II Si.i iixlmrv, turned over to
couniv on September I.
J. ' Shaip, -tinned over to coun
ty on September SO.
CI. mile I pton, turned over to
county on September 21
W. I'owler. turned over to
couniv on September 2(1.
Kl r l.cwellen. turned over to
couniv on September lM.l.
Marlon Woith.im, turned over lo
county on iictober ll.
Ili'Micl W.iitii'i turned over to
county on iicober fl.
Hryaii Turlev, turned over to coun
ty on I ictober I S.
William Swlitert. turned over to
county on iictober 29.
Harry Sberrlll, turned over to
county on Nov her
Jim I.iiwmiii. turned over to coun
ty on November 7.
Ilobi rt Kowlcr. turned over to
county on November 7
Arthur Ash. turned over to county
on November !i.
tide Perry, tinned over to county
on November !.
Itay Itrooks, turned over to
county on November 9.
I'. II. Ilerkshlre, turned over to
county on November 13.
1'ilwanl lee. turned over to
county on November 13.
Theft a of ArcCwMorlra.
Tom Itamaey, eity, June 112.
Fred Mitchell, city, June 2r.
II. Mathews, county. Juno 29.
Kennlth Itiirnslde. county, July S.
Clarence Huberts, couniv. July J-
It. Kreenmn. city, July 11.
Jake Johnson (tires i, county,
Julv 12.
Hull.. Weaver (Urea), rountv.
July 12.
Hnzv Itlchardaon. city. July 15.
Walter Turner, city, July 22.
R M. Ilmkaby. city, AiiKUst .
Kd Mlley. county. Aunust .
t'l.iri nce Itava. city. Seplemher 15
Krank Canady, city, iictober K.
Harry Smith, city, (l.toher 1 ;i
Kvi'rett Klllt (petit I, city, Au
fruat t.
John Marsh (petit), city, August 9.
n t ii r col i); ii i tiir ;itir
This baa been such a tiylmt year
r sli knesH that many will be
pleased to read how Icwia Newman,
fit ill Northr.tud St, Charsion, W.
Ya., is realored to henlth. He
w riles: "I waa down alck and noth
I iii; would do me any Kood. I was
full of cold Hail the Krlp until I
Rot two ,'iOc bottles of liey a Money
ind Tar It Is the beat remedy for
Kr p and cnbls I ever used. flood
I for rrlp. conirhi. croup, whoopmir
'I'M and
'inniori
colds.
Mold!
el yw hci e.
Adv.
The Road to France" Strand
Jal Jt 1A ' aa,"aV. . V tm "It
ita?
All pluses , f pre
sb" u in ' 1 Th" K.i.
ten.- I iuk t" ail Ann
1'i'iut, f.ibi ii ati'd.
A. " am .- V
ftS!HrK4S,jA -KvJKa rises
Mmmmmmm
iSaaasvsBaJiwiAWjUiLriiatouaiJAH
Come
W yy'A
ta. 7K---j .-..j fjnu'n wwmtamasa
Pceno from the sparkling comedy nt the Hlalto Frldaay and Saturday, starring Shirley Mason, the new Para
mount star, and Krnest Truex, well-known stage comedy star. The story, "Come On In," was written by John
F.merson and Anita Loos, both well-known scenario writers. Krnest Truex starred last year on Broadway In
"The Yery Idea." and waa a bl: hit. Me also had the leading part in the road production of "Very Hood Eddie"
n number of seasons ago. Paramount has engaged him to support Miss Mason In a number of features. Miss
.Musoii was the star of the stage production of "I'oor Little Kich Ulrl," "The Squaw Man," and others.
POSTAL PRESIDENT
ASSAILS BURLESON
Mackay Dii iilrcs rostinnstcr tJcncral
Propositi to Make Profit to I'uy
for Western In Ion laifsi'M.
SKW YnHK. Nov 20. Ie.-.ir(ng
that "the poatniaster general pro
poses to make n heavy profit out of
the Postal lines,". which will be used
to "pay his losses on the Western
I'nlon lines." Clarence II Mackay,
president of the postal Telegraph
t'ahla company, tonight stated that
ne would go io me court o, c air s
fight the government operation
compensation award announced t-
ZZZVX- liwrnTshuv'aaT8 Mr'
?nL Hja:r.:"r:J-2;ni!
lion."
In reply to the postmaster gen
erata assei uon mil no- imu -
nlslied hv the company
to the wli e
control commission and the Inter
state commerce commission varied
an that It was Impossible for him to
accept the company's proposed rate
I. . T T ask. e M JM J.r
".Me, U
- r!.x Jf2! ; "w5t4.'n 1
cut day war activities ;n a big Ainenc.in ship yard are
I to I r.i in i'." ami those views prove exceeiltnirly In
t iiaius w ho want to know how tho big steel ships are
On In" at Rialto
of compensation, Mr. Mackay said:
"We think we have been badly
treated, especially as there is noth
Ing complicated about our accounts.
Professor Friday, the expert of the
poslofflce committee, made a special
trip from Washington to look Into
tt.ein and he found nothing to criti
cise. In addition to this, we have
the certificate of Messrs. Harrow,
Wade, (iuthrle & Co., chartered ac.
fountains of New York and Ixmdon,
that our profit for the year 1917 was
4.29..',47.
"The pnstnfflce committee knows
that these figures are correct and
vet they offer us only half of that
1 amount, while on the other hand
i thev have given the Western I'nlon
Telegraph company Its. full 1917
i earnings and some more. Mr. Iltirle
! son denies this, but we have atiso.
, , UMe information that It is
'
"!.". , l)ppn ,,, tre,ftt(,di but
HOMAGE PAID PRESIDENT
- and allies by france
PA IMS, Nov. DO The rhamber of
. ,hlu ,,,.,, 1H hnnuure
, .i . ......
I III I H'.lllll'lll O IIC'II Willi "M I' I "
ela.med "as having well served of
humanity."
The same honor also was rendered
to the allied nations and their chiefs.
liene Uenoult. president of the
tw r-ll.. II..IIII., rv ririiii ei i m m 1 1 ee.
........ .... n
mending the adoption of the motion
which was voted unanimously and
amid the greatest applause
In moving the mothn M. llennult
spokH. In glowing terms of all the a I -l.e.s,
especially Itelglum, Serbia,
(ilea Hritain and Italy
'The day came." he said, "when
the flag of heroism threw out such
e-parks that they lit up the banks of
the Atlantic. The grand voice of
I'lesiilent Wilson arose."
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY MAN
ADDRESSES S.A.T.C. BOYSi
Members of the S A. T. C. and
the entire body of regular male
students at Kendall college were ad
lr..MH..l l.'oar nlirhf liv lint' I'hiirles
Korsythe, dean of the I'nlverslty of
Nebraska. Ills subject dealt with
the delicate things of life that nnw
boys learn only through devious
channels,
Poctnr Korsythe. who has spoke:
on this subject before to at leas'
150.000 members 'of the S. A. T. C
In different parts of the lTnitoil
Wanted United Stales Liberty Bonds
Will pay above par for your 3'i per cent bonds
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR ALL OTHER
ISSUES
Joseph Shwarts Company
Phone 8256 Wire or write for prices 702 Daniel Bldg.
Friday
States, arrived in Tulsa yesterday at
noon from Stillwater, where he had
spent a few days at the A. & M.
college. Me says Oklahoma has
given him the best Impression he has
gained from any state In the whole
southwest
Lieutenant Montgomery of the S.
A. T. C, states that the war depart
men has concluded to give the mem
bers of he students organi7-itlons
Wool uniforms and overcoats imme
diately. Cm account of the war be
ing In progress and the demand for
this kind of goods being so heavy, it
was Impossible, heretofore, to equip
the student armies na were thfe sol
diers. Now that the armistice is
Igned, says Lieutenant Montgomery,
the goods have been released and
the hoys will have protection from
the wintry blasts that was not con
templated. Ends Stubborn Cough t
in a Hurry
Far ratal saTaettaaaaaa. this aU tarn-
aala niia kaa a e.al. Baa
lly aa4 aaly arapand.
You'll Beyer kaow bow quickly a
had rough can be conquered, until you
try this famou old home-mad remedy.
Anyone wbo baa coughed all day andj
all mo-ht. will aav that the immediate
. .-I ...f :. fM,... i:l. . ... a 1
; jciii-i Hiini la oiim iir uiai
, ,n, kirimuu. inn irsuj
were t noining oeiier tor coucna.
Into a pint bottle, put 21 ounce
of I'inrxs urn add plain irraiiU'
lated sugar syrup to make a full
fint. Or you can ua clarified mo
aaaea, honey, or corn (yrup, initead
of auar sjrup. Either way, the full
pint saves aoout two-minis or mo
! money usually spent for cniiRh prepara-
ttona. and civca you a more Doaitiye.
effective rcnieily. It keen perfectly
and taste pleasant children like ii
You can feci this take rold Instint
W, soothlncf and healing the, mem
brane in all the air psaaatre. It
promptly loosens a' dry, ticht cough,
and soon vou will notice the phlegm
, thin out arid then disappear altogether.
i A day's use will usually break up an
ordinary throat or cheat cold, and it i
alto splrxdid for bronchitu, croup,
'. whooping cough, and bronnhial asthma.
: I'inex 4a a mnat valnalile roncen
t rated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, the moat reliable remedy
lor throat and cheat ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
drviegiat for "2"j ounce of Pinex"
with direction and don't accept any
thing rlae. Guaranteed to give abso
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
c'lt this im t it is wokth
mom;y.
DON'T MISS THIS. Out out this
slip, enclose with fio and mall it to
Foley & Co., 235 Sheffield Ave.,
I'hlcugo, III., wrltini? your namo and
address clearly. You will receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Money and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney l'llla. for pain In Bides and
hack: rheumatism, backache kidneys
.and bladder ailment; and Foley Ca
thartic. Tablets, a wholesome ana
thoroughly cleansing; cathartic, for
conntlpHtlnn, biliousness, headache.
and sluggish bowels. Sold every,
where. Adv.
"OKEH
HARROW
Collar
CLUITT. PEABQDY tt Ca Oic XaAanr
i:xgixi:i:u
Technical man with six years ex
perience in the casinghead gasoline),)
business in the mid-continent field
desires change. Familiar with gas
and sand conditions throughout the
field. Experience Includes design
and construction nf compression and
absorption plants. Ability to handle
gas to best advantage. If you have
an opening for this kind of man.
glvo Information on class of work
and salary. Address A-92 care
World.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
PKTKOLKL'M LODflB No. 474 meet, erary
,. nrai. miru ana rourth Kr day
w. .up iiiuniii. eerisi coiiiinu
nlratuma Kri.. Nn 22. Work
in Knlered Apprentice and Kel.
lowiTafh Alaaonic Hall. Houlh
VJ Main,
' .1 K. HIbUT. W. M.
R B HANSA. Sec y.
TI LSA I.ODliK No. 'Tl'meeta ever Thura.
da at 7:30 p. m. Work In
rHloareraft Thurida. No. 21.
V imtora aiwaya walrome. ila
aonir Hall.
J. f. MrFNTIRE. V. M.
'Afo1 J T MONTKIIIITK Se'.
DK1.TA LOlHiK 4 J:."meet ",.'ry TuMda?
. I,, eenins at 7:3n. Work in Kel
.vv.JpVi:, lowrratl Tueaday, No. 19.
''rL atariing 2 p. ro. Yimort are
-VCf-? epee tally inTiied. Maionic !
v;MiKfO .i o rtMpnirt,?, w
M.
(DTIII'D II I t'L-ll
T1I.SA CUAPTKR No" S2. K.'.V" M.'Weta
firet and third Monday eai-h
morth. &londay, Nov.
Roal Arch Uegrea. Yiiitora
welrome.
W. M. IIKR1KF. Ilih Prieit.
V. P. TOMStIN, Sec'.
TRINITY COMM ANDKItY" So 2i "will meet
Monday, Nov. 'J.. tinier of
Temple, atartinx at 2:30 p. m
llinner ierved at 0 p. m. All
Tinititijt Knachra aiwaya wel
come. MaMinic Hall. vuth
&Iain.
S R. PYF. Commander.
I.. 1. HOYJ.K. riee'y.
. iWI)iu TKMIbK
A A II N. M. S. of
Tulsa meet, awo'ld Kndav
r?r ra,.n -,,,,,,1, ,. Mimnnie li.u
iflpV?t I'ervmonial nen-'.on St No
hi i ju n. m.. onvenLan
Hall A':l yiiitina Noblea are
elcome
II. N fJRKIS Pntenlile
H.M. WKI.I.IVK.R. Xec'T
At'RtlKA UrtHiK No" l. I. (I n" V. "m'eeTa
every vscd. night at 7;:t0.
Work in Second Ilrxn-e
Wed., Nor 'JO 'iotor in
Ited K of P. Hall, lj
hat Second
.1. WltliiHT N 0.
L. POl'NUMTu.NK, See'y.
I
M.
LEGAL
RESOLUTION.
ni me ism nay or November,
nVliesrVbSutV 1
proceeding pemlinx in the Couniv Court
ef Tulsa. Oklahoma, wherein one "0 gauge
pump flniict.n one .--linns! leifl nrmv Title
one pinno (Kin make I, one irehox, 10
caiea of pop. one chair, two upad.f. one
Icetio. one dresser, one tih!e. one bed 10!
one ealion not wntcr hnttleii, and two
trunk.. One ftilick roa'Uier. motor No.
412KOS- one Kord rondnter. eneine No
22".771: one Hudson Sipersix, Motor Vn
276.1' one t aitillac rnad.ter. motor No. I
9-b-:a: two cenier lainei eiehi chairs,
one electric fan, one blanket, two Winrhes
ter 12 xanxe shotenns. one sorrrl horse and
slnxle butxy were confiscated to Tulsa
County. He it therefore reaoWed that ihe
Count Clerk of Tulsa County. Oklahoma.
cie due and leaal noiice lo sell said auto
mohilea and other cnnfiscatetl goods to the
highest bidder on Ilcremlier 2 WIS. at 2
o'clock P. m . at the west door of the
i Olliuv miiimwuiT nq nijiKe nis report to I
mil nonursoie ni.uv sniiiTing wnat fllsnosl-
lion he hns made of said autotnobilea and
other goods.
It is hereby ordered, considered and ad
Judged that the County Clerk also advertise
and aell according to law any oilier prop
erty which haa been liheleil ann confis
cated and turned oer to this hoard by
order of the Oiint Jndge. and make due
returns thereof, showing what he hat don
;n Ihe premises according to law
IIOAIID OK COP STY COMMISSIONERS
By W. I.. North. Chairman.
Attest: Lewis Cline,
Count Clerk aud Cleric Commissioners
Court
b4Ldld
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AKD FOUND 7
BMwM-n "tiilii am J A Y"HTri''
farm on Hickory road iwMithiin o( ntv,
84x4 whit win whft-l arid tir. muunteil.
If fnurd rt'lurn to Looum Ca(p and ra-
cMp reward
.TH IYKI) Tufailfty nithTl wTj."rVVv iiwt.
reward ftir inforniaiion lh:it will 'it-dd to
LKrT IS K (' af fie'h'oiiV.'." 'soittlT'Maui'
on.- i!k lint-d dark gry ovfTcoiit, witti
pair or 11 navy btirkkin cluvfa in iM ki-f
r jnurr win dr Pitl 'I j 1 r 1
nil r'H ur ari !
fin ((ueatioua BAktl ;
return to TuIk Art
M.ST A hunch of kcya. mark-rfl Jhu Vt
Fourth Kansas City,' Mo ; lih-r n-ward.
i VI '.' I 7 S K"t St rond or ('hour ;t 7 . 4
l,t V iir'Kdbiy near iwgh urtiool on
inixod blue mnn'i nuit; fimltT ilcat ca l
V'UK. ik for Mw Hrifi
MI'l'K'K -I'artica riding in iiito:noltilr, wfui
pifkfd nn fur iirk pir(, m smli iti.tl
4'rant, Kndall addition, 4 i m Surdu.
Nov 1 7. 'lpar ihon 3 !.." or 'J.H'i I,
I4pr-On Mark and white apnttei ho
weight 1 ft 5 or 170 lb ; Uit . n Km nif
to want wuterworkR ; rewnril of f
r.'turn or inforuintfon tfiat would 1 al
to rwTtrj. I'hfie 2 ; 7 . .
liot-fT Katurday eveninf rhilil a Indian
Jaihpr p4trketleftok. lhon .V'.it.'i .1,
6TKAVKI" PR hTOI.KN HU.k and
whita potted pointer bird do if, answer
nam ft Max. Call ATM
reward.
LOKT Hetwam OolhnivilU, Okla . and
Kos Hill tmmtttry, on Orark trml, ore
new Reminprton 12 rur automatic nhot
rio, No. return to 1 . I.. I.lovd,
eitem Auto Mupc
and rifUa reward.
eitem Auto Supply Co., Tulsa,
Ok!a
LOST Hnn th of keys, Ia Stle Hotel, Chi
cbko. Identification tair: finder r I ' re
turn to Ketcbuin Hotel and n-teue re
'ard.
iTKAY 1I('KSK between TuUa and'Hroken
Arrow, 1-av riny. eijfhinf hel wen H(im
and 90o imundi ard 14 -ar; lift hi),
rap has ahpped: reward flu; answer
rn. I)eli., Weaver. Tula.
f.O.'irRailroad (irket from 1 uUa lo
Hlciihenville. Ohio: reward for rt'lurn
to n7 Central National Uank Midi;, or
J'hone T."..S7.
Lo.sT Hla.k pockefhook on Third .-in. I
Main, or on Kendall ear, containing 9-1.
will five reward. Phone
LOST Liberty theater lavt night p.rkt
hook rontaiuirif and r'-gimrsiinn
card; the party who ha it is known, to
to prevent further trouble p leant rail nt
701 South OUmpia and ri'eip re ard.
PURELY PERSONAL t
WASTHl TrannportatKin lo Fori Worth
lir auto taut of week. Ad'tres. Box
A "4. fare World.
8pECIAL NOTICE "
WK iTaVKTKS MOl'SKS Til MOVK and
would like to advertme to hoit mofern.
wanted to make contraM". for moving
name. Indian Tradiric lo. rawlumka,
Okla.
VlV-lilIM AN I) f Alt I ) KK.vTilNli by Madam
Ntanliy. 0 Kat .uitn. rnnne snw.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES, TOR SALE It
KOR Stl.K Kord tourinx rar, 1917 model.
lined at pleaxira rar only; la guarantee!
to be In excellent meehanlral condition;
door linings in body reed replacing; en-
rine runa quietly ai belter made ram.
I'lOP, and worth the price; will allow me-
rhanlc to make inspection. Phone 9279.
Will demonstrate.
IlT'llSON tTPER VlX 1917 model. 7 p'
aenxer, rood condition, perfect runnning
order, (or eale by owner. Office S7s,
reaidence 3621
cadillac'roadstkr
Model 6", driven only 4,500 miles;
perfect condition in every way. This
la for all practical purposes a new
car and you can get it at a big re
duction. Will accept your rar as
part payment. Address H. M.
Houchens. 2915 MctJce Trafflcway,
Kansas City, Mo. Hell phone.
South 8.
FOR SALE BY
OWNER.
Hudson Super Six. "-passenger; driv
en only 5,0110 miles by experienced
driver; better than new, six tires.
J 1,700, Call Cieorge V. Thomas for
demonstration. 5743-2912.
1 9 1 ft KOKti toi KINfTrar for nale Phone
rtSli or .'.'J12
BIO KiH'U Iti'irK Knr inie: rut down fur
firla car Phone mn9. after S p m
GRANT SIX, 191 MOUKI, ior aata; fin
condition; run 2.000 milea; at a hr-
gain I'hone 6432.
JOHNSON'S
) AUTO SALES CO.
Largest used car market I the state:
90 days' guarantee on every car we
sell. Kreo service. 911 K. Kighth St.
RKr,rHlTlTT)irr.lYKUYf Kl I K and Knrn
r"adter fo- ale Call at Ilea lliicuit
Co. 121 Went Kirnt.'
Ai"TOMoitfl.rf for a ehVa'n hy owner
7-paaai'iiger. 8-e Under Cadillac, in fine
condition: must tie neen to lie apprccnili'd
Call K II Ro.7..'ll. phone lino
VKI IK 1917 "MtHiKI.7 S paaaencer for a e.
212 Kennedy Hidg. I'houe 112.
Fff Sail
n,,,.,. Munor B. 7-passenger:
' rven only 5.0,10 by experienced
, driver.; better than new, six tires,
, $1,700. Call
for demonstration, 5743-2912.
IXHXiE TOt Rl.Mi C A 11. late HH7 model,
new winter lop gisid condition, looks
good. ;.-. Phone 6.111 between :'
a m. ard 5 p. m
KMiyrVt.T: One Cole S chummv roadster.
1917 model, in good running order, mx
iNKid tirei; will consider trade for
lighter car. I'hone HS7 j or 370H. or ra.l
al 2 ni Central National Hunk llldg
BTTOk l.lillf"8l X RtlAllSTKIt. looks like
new, parked north of Klks flub. Phone
HMO a.K lor 1 ryon.
KOR h'AI.K New Kord eonpe. enuippei
with eleitrtc starter; driven 30n "UT;
will sell cheap; owner having city. ian
328S. .
COT.K ElOilT. ehummv. e-ood nim-hanl. -al
condition- run ahoul a.OOD miles l'lioni .
4231.
19 IS CHAXIILKR chummy roadster, n
gooil condition, for sale cheap if taken
at onec Phone Owner at sn-,oor JM"
I17PORn ilOAilSTKhT' for sale, aoo.l me
ehanical condition, looks like new. Phone
SC 05 It. 404 fouth Victor.

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