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Co.ntinikd FROM PAOH porn , Tucmlny In Urokcn Arrow, looklriK
, , ., alter litiMnms mnttrrn.
I Mr. II. J. Jcilinnoh nf Okr-mnli. ,r()f l;ur mn, formerly miprr
,Ient tho week hrrt vldlllnK with hcrl )n(f,n(,onl (f lho nrourn Arrow
ttlvr, Mm. Mont AriiiMronif. )0o B,ont V. .lnr-mlny In Urn -lty
3erry rntertnlncrt a few friends with
lunrheon nt the' llnrvey hnurni
rhursdsy, . .
Mm llnrnelt Crawford nf TiiIki
tirre vlnltlnr friends
Air, urn iiBwiMu
werinraMnv ftvnninc ,nr
ALa .h I. .rhnnl r,nntr.stnnlM who
ve.nt to Nnrmnn to the stutn meet
J 'rccntly, Thorn wern 40 student"
i Srreent n no the nllliniic rouin. 11
,;V Flack, snd thn Junior ims
? Sponsor. Ml ftft Hem Hnell. A Indoor
rack mfet occupied the time, with
.he. Ktrla dlvlrler) Into sections rep
ejentlnf? thn flvo lurc-eat rollritrs,
I he, section representing lliirvnnl
.vlnnlnK thn Rreatest number nf thn
(vents, A rnurso of delicious ro
'reshmrnt van sered hy thn
hostess with thn nulstniicn of Mm.
J J Latham.
tmoKKN A MUM'
Mrs. William Wilson wiik honteni
o thi' last nieetliiB f thn neuron of
the Crafts chili Tuesday ntiernmin m
her country homo north of town. Thn
pew officers who will hold thn reins
nf thn cluh when meetlnRH nro rev
fiurned In the nutumn wern elected
oh followH- Mm. A. I,. Tnylor, pres.
jrtent; Mm, K P. flnrdner. secretary
treasurer. Thn next meeting will lin
Jield with Mm. John Anderson curly
In September. Thrro wern pliiycm
,for four tnhles of rook, Mrs. Ouy
Urooks, who mndn the hlRh scom
dtirlnp the Knmcs, receiving ti lovely
remrmhrnncr. After tho cnnicn rt
Mind course wns nerved. Thn club
KUCBld for thn iiftcrnoon wero
Mesdnmes Itoy ntid tiny MclCcehnn,
Paul Htird. Muck IXlk, mid Minn
Kathorlnn Ilurdcttn, flub meinlinrs
present wern Mcsdiune".l. O. Hemey,
Vlrjrll PentiliiKton, .1. U Oreoiio.
Trncy llunsorker, Onirics Daltnn,
W. M Lewis, riinrlcs Foster, (luy
TJrooks, 13. P. Onrdner, A. I Tnylor
nnd John Anderson. The nnntiul
rluh ouIIiir will bn n picnic for the
mcmberK and children, to bn held
at Hand Hnrljws pnrk Thursrtny.
M. M. Williams tins returned to
his home In Ht. I.ouls nfler n week's
visit hern with his mot her, Mrs. John
It. Ilnll. nnd Mr, Ilnll.
Miss llesslo ItrimiliiiURh hns re
i turned from rtti extended visit to
her sister. Miss Nell Ilrumbnunh, In
Chlcnco.
Mr. 10. J. Hunscckor. accompanied
' hy Mrs. Hunsecker, left Frldny for
his boyhood homo nt Hilnbury, Pn.,
after an ubsenca of 30 yenrs from
tho place. At thn conclusion of their
visit In tho rust they will spend tho
remainder of thn summer In lown,
Illinois nnd Knnsiis, rcturnlnR to
Broken Arrow In tho early nutumn.
Mr. N. M. Hplllcr nnd fnmlly nr-
rived In Urokcn Arrow Monday from
nutle.r, (In., to mnkn their home,
f They have purchased tho residence
of M. 11. Hulls. Mr. Hutts him pur-
chnsert nnd will movo Immediately
to the M. It. Marshal property In thn
north nnrl nf town.
' Mr. Will HuBulns of Vlnn was tho
I uuest of John Anderson mm nimiiy
JiirnuHj ...... j .
Messrs. Marry Wnlker nnd Charles
utton wern In Tulsa Monday after
noon on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. nalph McClendcn
nnnounco tho birth of a daughter
Monday. May 17.
It. P, Hannifin of Tulsa spent
OIL AND GAS
Lmiii, Sappllai. lodnettoo, BM.
Now casing for sale, two cars 10
Inch, 3D pound, thico cars 10-lnoh,
32 pound; two cars HH-lnch, 24
pound; two cars nH-lnch, 20 pound,
l'hone Osage 3079. 1'. O. Hox 2S2,
Tulsa, Okla. Advt.
Offer 40 acres on n B0. 50 drilling
proposition, This leaso Is licad
Fisher, Okln., nnd production on two
sides within three. fourths mile. Call
Osage 910, cull HchleRel.
For sale, 70-acro leaso near Jenks
with two producing wells completely
equipped with power, tanks, etc
Priced right. No brokers. R1S Dan
lels bullillm;. Osorm 31!'. -Adv.
Wanted, experienced driller to
push tools In Hewitt field, Address
Hox I'-aiJ, or can .'iiiko iij.
Advt.
Tank
Cars
Designed and buflt to
more than meet the usual
requirements.
American Car
& Foundry Co.
New VorU, Chicago, St. Ixiuls
1
It
I'J.MaU'WJ'lllWialtimg
new C AS
NEW
1 Car W :0 en route.
S Cara S 1 ea route.
I Car K JO r.
E
I
CIETY
,.m mum frnm Himwneii in rim
h Pn . wliorn tin expects to (in
Joined Inter ty Mm. Hill nnd spend
Hi winiimr.
w ii iniiti. niter spending thn
winter In Portland, Ore,., In In tin-
hlN l.ualnei.M Iturrrnie.
lo remain In Ilroken Arrow throunh
out thn summer.
T M. Hunsecker. James Hall, ll.
U. Ilnrnard. J I. Iwls, J I (ireene.
William Oliver, Hoy Pnu I. ton
Harth, J. H. Hnnders, A. II. faleman.
Orover Hykes nnd Lee Phillips wern
nmons thn local Hhrlners In nttend
nne,nt thn Hhrlners' ceremonial at
Muskogee Tuesday.
ri,Aiuaumi; , ,
Mr. and .Mrs, J. r l lipp n. .ir
and Mm. J. V- MK"lellin,
Mr anil
,.. i.- rtrwlhov nnd (1. I). IMVH
1..mi tn,,,r.,lv in lklahoma City
attendlnu tho
Oklahmna
Hankers
association.
f I lr I
,H. Fountain nf
i .,,nt ihn wt-ek end
In
Cl.ircmoro thn RU'stii of his parents,
Mr and Mrs. rouniain.
mi., iimrr. Art on snent the weeK
end In Plerrp City. Mo , nltendlnir a
lion parly Point? Rivn
Thn Hunshlne Htudy club met nt
th,. home of Mrs. W V. nday.
i,.,.,i u tnr ii. imnunl luncheon and
,iA,.iin,i of officers. Al I o'clock u
luncheon, consisting' of thren courses
win served. .... .. i
ti,. ruiMt rluh held Its annual
luncheon nnd Inst meet Inn of thn
year nt thn home of Mrs. F. II. Hoyrt,
thn retlrlriK prisldeiU, Monday nfter
nnnn Thn house w decorated
.iiy n.A. nnH irreen foliage
Willi ,nin .......o ...... ,
mrrvlni, nllt till, Clllll ClllOrS, lllllK
and Krtin. The luncheon which wiw
nrcd on smalt table, consisted of
four courses, Fich table wns dec
orated wllh cut i;lass basket of pink
roses and at each plalo was a basket
of called pecans.
m.. m ii riiinlnn nnd sons snent
the week end In Tulsa tho RUcsls of
Miss Martha Oaks.
Mr. i.vnnU o ilnnmn entertained
thn Wcdnosdny t'ard clun ai ner
homo on Third nnd Chickasaw,
u'AHTir,l,iv afternoon, A dolnty two
course luncheon was served and the
nfternoon was devoted to cards. Thn
Louse wn beautifully decorated with
roses.
Mrs.
W V Hhaw of Tutsi spent
DR. IRA ALLISON
nLOOD, RKIN AND
UIUNAIIV niRIOAHKS
I6H Vt Third Hlrcet.
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
Non-finrKlcal nivMwcs of Wom
en, and General Office Practice,
16M Kast Third Slrrct.
Hour 9 a. m. to B p. m.j
Sunday B-12.
High Quality Low Price
New "ZtaTIUM" Flntfircllp i:rncU- nr
Hpfclaclm Vry Utet tylfr with Hphr
leal lathje, cdinpUt. Your cholc it In
iHiirn in rcailDiKe w iiim l Kill iiitiunvii.
II. is.
CUT RATE OPTICAL CO.
Oirn ianlns mtlll S o'rlitrk
liU KANT TIIIHII MTHKKT
(t'patalra 1?rr Klrlmnac Tnial Company)
No Such Day
"My dear, don't you jut
dread 'Blue Monday'
with it washing?"
"No longer. Washing is
a pleasure since I bought
my washday supplies from
Dickason Goodman."
HARDWARE
Phone Madison
Cedar and Hodge
500 Streets
I N G-used
USED
MOO ft. S IT at Keyatona.
4.000 feet H II Taiae.
,000 feet S 1 Teiaa.
KSWEii flrfh ve"
Friday rvenlnc In the city nnd at-
icwiing mo i;ikb innro
Mrs I O. Unrber of Tulsa spent
the week end In thn elly Dm guist
i'i .ir. nno .Mrs. neo I ereel.
Mrs. Itlrhnrd dross and daughters
AUKiista aid Hnrrlell nf Tulsa ar
rived In thn city Friday afternoon
for a week end visit ullh friends.
Mrs, (Jeer Kejell was llltn
p ensantly surprised last Friday eve.
r.ln when n number of friends went
to her home benrlim refr'sbmentn
nnd dainty birthday Rlfls Thn eve
nlnr was very plcnxiiritly spent
Those who fnjoyed the ocrnslon
were: Mr nnd Mrs. Walter Kelly,
Mr nnd Mrj Arthur Hobblns, Mr.
nnd Mrs, W K. Rundny, Mrs. Udmir
Anderson, Mrs rienrKn Halo, nnd
.Miss Flora Knlrschlld.
Mr Teem Chnmhers. Jr. nnd son
spirit Hiinilny In thn rlty of Wasoner
guests of ner brother, Harvey Helm
nnd fnmlly
friends were let In on a one-wee
secret Hnndsv ll was the niarrlnRn
of Mr H.irrv Btcnkea nnd Mlsa All
deal Clepper which took place Ihn
Kundny before nt tho homn of Hnv.
W. Clyde Howard nt Independence.
Kansas. Thn ynuni? folk took tlte
innrnlnR train, went to Independ
ence, were rrnrrlc,! In the nfternoon
and came home In the evenliiR Tim
bride In the daiiRhlrr of Mr and
Mrs C Clepper and Is nn neenm.
ii.lshed younR lady, enjoylns i wide
Hrcle of f. Icndi wllle the Rrnom Is
one of ("nremore s successful youiiR
iiusmess men
Mrr W I). Mef'ure nnd Mies Mil-
tiled rales returned Saturday nlKht I
from a short visit to Mr. find Mrs, 1,.
II. I Inli! nt Kind Hptlngs.
Mrs II H Ktitin left Haturdiy for
San Antonio, Texns, for n visit with
hi r daughter, Mri. T (1. Duckworth
Mlsi I, uln Kmlth and mother of
Tulsa, spent Bund, iv In the city nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
Woods
.Mr and Mrs. V. F McC'larey and
norg DnviK N'orton of Hentnn
Tenn . who have been In the clly on
visit to Mr nnd Mrs. O. D. Davis,
left Kn'urday night for Amarlllo,
rexns, for a visit before returning to
Tenn.
A surprise birthday dinner was
given nt the homn of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Hoyd. Hiturriny. It being
Mr Iloyd's r st blrtlldny, 'mine
preenl were Mr nnd Mrs Catron.
Merry One Cheer up old man,
why don't you drown your sor
row? Bad One She's bigger than I
am and besides It would bo
murder.
Mr.Mlnn Hays Huy her a. .Mr
Minn diamond at (1 per week
and you won't have any domestic
troubles.
M'MINN .IF.WF.MIY CO.
The So.uaro eiil Storo
Opposllo Hotel Tnlsn
Miss Edith Kreider
I'ublln Aivoiiiitnnt
413 Daniel Illdg. Phono 1273
Strandberg,
McGreevy &Co.
MKMr.RHS
New Orleans t'Jtton Ricbang
Chicago Hoard of Trado
New York Stock Kxchangs
PHIVATK W1KI38
Stocks - Grain - Cotton
Liberty Honda Houcht and Sold
QBOnrin U KYSRH. Manasor
Phone 7200
111 Baud Third Hlrest (Hotel Tulsa)
NO DANGER TO PLANTS OR
Hofstra is not a poison; but a dust-fine powder con
taining harmless chemicals which clog and seal the
breathing pores in the skins of many hugs. Spray it lightly,
from a distance of several feet. The air carries it com
pletely around all plants. It gets these pests by the score.
and family, Mr nnd Mm, Fox and
wm. Itoy, Mr. and Mrs, Hreederi and
daiiRhtcr Mabel, ntid Mrs Balllo
Woods.
(.'lark Mason, Helncy Ilnll, Henry
Hall mid Kobnrt Ie. the boys fiuar
tet from Ihn Clnrnmore hlRh school
and Misses Theodosln Webb, Marga
ret Aci.ims, ciyrto neesn and Hum
Hall, thn Rlrls nuartet. went to VI-
nlta Kiturdjy afternoon to enter the
dlstrfct tneiit. They f.amn homo butt.
i inn? over wiui Riory inn noys win
ning tho first prize, a silver lovlnR
cup, nnd thn girls taking third prlxo
On .Saturday, Mry 8lh. I.elloy Hy
lander and MUs tirace Mr'rutcheon,
two former sudents of tho ISastern
I'nUerslty Preparatory school, were
married In Tulsa whero they wfll
miik their future home
Miss Helen McHpndilen of Chelsea
spent Katurday In I'l.iremoro snop
Plni; and vlslllng friends.
V.rs H. Tom KnlRht entertained
Tuesday afternoon wllh a luncheon
nnd bridge party at her home ou
Kast TH rd rlreei a piato luncneon
wns served nfinr which auction
l,rld, was played, four tables par
ticipating. Mm, II F MK'lollan
mado high coru nnd Mm C I,. Mel-
trn wan awarded consolation prize
Tho truest list Included all members
of thn Welnesda afternoon Auction
brldRn club and Mrs. .1. Mpe, Mrs.
Iru Fowler of r laremore nnd Mrs,
C W. Mnsnn of N'ownta. .
Mesdaines Charlen II. Caiden, K,
If MKhtner. and J W lllshnn en
Uerlalned Mondiy evening wllh an
riil.nrnie
7 o'clock dinner nt tho
homn of
the latter Some forty
guests sal down to tho sumptuous
spread wlilln later the evening wn
enjoynbly spent witlr bridge There
wero nine tables Mrs. Frank O'
llannon was awarded tho high score
and Mm f 11 Ilnltiendorff the low.
Tho yikn orohestnr furnlnhed music
Tile h-omn mtib prettily decorated
Willi pink roses nnd potteil plant,
Mrs. fi. C Muson la imjoylng an
iNlt froni her mother, Mrs. F C
Sloan, and slsier, Mrs Frank Hum
phrey, .if Decatur, Alabama.
MIm Maruiierlte llnyea returned
Tuesday from Unld whero ahe has
Ik en attendlng Phillips University,
this year
Mrs Frink Heed most pleasantly
entertained the Wednesday after-
vMCIIOIH TUAVHKKR AMD
HTOHAfJR CO.
Crtttnc. rarklns; Uiml Mnvlni
I'sne and Srparat. Irnn l,ockra for
UousahoM Goods.
ire Hold
e rremUe Ahor. Prnflts
rhone 117'HS.
HOUSTON, FIBLE
& COMPANY
Or Kansas City, Mo.
MKMHUHH NKW YORK STOCK
KXCHANOB and CHICAOO
HOAIID OF THADB
Stocks, Honds, Grain and Cotton,
Standard Oil and Subsidiary
Stock. New York and Boston
Curb, Liberty Honds Bought and
Bold. I'rlvatn Wire.
CHAS. I. CIIOTCIUCTT, Mrt.
Telrphono Osairo 9200. No. 1 1
1'jist Fourth St., Tulsa, Okla.
McEwen Mfg. Company
Office and Works
Tulsa, Okln.
MaiiiifiiciurcrM nf
McIOmcii tiaa Kniclnm
Hand WImm-I Vowers
I'mvcr I'unips and riiiupliiff .larks
Dcnlers in
ripe. CasIiir anil Oil Well Suppllea
STOIIKS .
Tulsa Hccc"
Cnvlnglon ' nanirxr
Potato Bugs-
Cabbage Worms
Die by the Hundreds
Striped hard-shell potato hugs and the soft kind,
too many hig ugly worm on Tomatoes and Cab
hage and many plant lice they all "fall
for Hofstra" and fall hard, too. Keep your garden
clean, healthy and growing. Kill these pests with
Hofstra.
National insecticide -
Also Kills
Loaded
L' t , , niea. Ante, HnartlM,
vVf AUTi thicken Mile.. Me.
W.XSiMI nullere. Hp... Lire.
Time alter time wuu rcuuuuiiv.,, i
pncKafa powder. Huy a package
alona; wim
Il.l Hbm. n A
aurply " nana, coaia
only a few cents to
refill fun from package
man oilier In.
i- eec peaie.
Pnckacca 25c.
a.ns v.
DruR ana
IOFSTRA
517
irtwrr
kjiCTKire
tot
The Markets
HUfl l H'H" 4..i
. ...... l k innr noPrui
. ."".ino nniU-lSn snd th.
L"'V.V"'.... lo rrll the ov.re
dr.M .lenisna snn . '"'V Vrlr
wmmm
!?o"l.n. p,a-." Trt.c..ed MI. rrur.
rmln fltm here-, .,h. ,i
l,ml rtnin nun "' '"-T,i,nv Ii
.,..in. ii i low bh. Antimony u
w-i k. -- .
I.,., inii nt her
noon "'" u " h" ,rp. this week
Mrs. P. .Mhnimii w.-nt to Tutsa
to nttend nrMnd
Tuesday nvonlng
' Sirs. J- n Spencer arrived In the
city Tuesday nlgnt to join "
band whp Is county faifn demonstra
lion ageni iui ,,. .
Mrs Harry Clatfeller and dailgh
lem of Cholsea spent Tuesday In
l.'Iaremore.
rofeTVoN r. spa con r kkhnci :
;cniKins Annoiiiitrs Allies SugRtst
l.nlcr Duto for Sessions.
nr.itf.lK. Mav 23- Tho Wolff
bureau. Ihn neml-ol 'flcKH nes
agency, announces that thn Hrltlsti
v.,... HMffulrM Kuturduv nresenteil
a nolo of the Oerman Rovernment
proposing a postponement otih
conference at Spa, HelK urn . OrlB
inally thn date set was May 27 N
lowing a recent ron'"''". ?' ,.
French and Hrltlsh premiers Is v.is
said that tho date for he con erepce
had been postponed untll June 21
ZUMWALT, WILLSON &
GARNETT
Certified Public Accountants
Special Attention to
FEDEHAL TAX PltOIU,KM9
S40-41-42 Kennsdy Hultdlog
Tulsa. Oklahoma
Thono Oiage J2
Triangle Blue Print
Supply Co.
OIL FIELD MAPS
Knclnrorlw:
Supplies
Drnftlnj;
Supplies
Commcrclnl Tllno rrlntinc
I'hono Oshrc 0088
Hotel Tulsa Hide.
Tulsa, Okla.
Evans & Co.
Brokers
IIOTKI. TDI.flA
Corraponlnls, W. J. Wnllman
Co.. Na" York; II. H. Hear.
Nw Orlfn; Clement Curtla A
Co., Chlcafo.
Ordara Kiecuted
RlncUa. drain and Cotton
Robert H. Brooks
Manager
1'hone Oease 121
YOU
Gun 15c Refill
your sun, mey n
50c, 51 at
urocciT J5iui-,
''MFO. CO.
Ii. Cneyenne,
Julia, OkU.
Yd
term mn
BLISS
W NATIVE
HONZOO.BUJl
iilHERBS
ssopowoot
Why mffrr from RIU!bMAT!8M. why
b CONSTIPATKD. why ptrmt your
KIDNKYS snd LIVER lo rtmina rou
conitanlly of their unhealthy condition whea
IIL1SS NATIVE HERBS TABLETS Ifea
yos from ran ton UP tne lytlrm, and
ud off dmiuf Oeot Stantk, Bayonna,
M. J., wrltrn "W ata mine lha tab
Utt in my (tartly all lh tlma. Prrrloua
to thi a w wtra all folnr lo lh ckxror,
bill Ma mjdielne did not in lo hIp.
nd did not ret rtlirl until wi bran to
uVt tbf iablta.'r MONEY-BACK OUAR
ANTKK In nth boa, Al all Drug Stores
J 00 doit $1,00, email ilea 50c,
ALOHZO O, IILISS CO..WASII..D. C. 11
BUSINESS CARDS
Stanley C. Edmistcr
LAWYER
6P1-2 Kennedy nuiMInc
I'honm Offii-o 1391. Hcsldence
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
117 KOITII CIIKYENNB
THONB 1008
Chlldron Cnred fur Durlnp Workln
or HhnpplnB Hours.
r.r.K.VT7. AND C. MOflllK
TULSA
in Wi.t Tlilrrl fllreet
11. A. Hn'okcnrldKb Ico DanlrJ
ChaM. II. Uoatlck
liAW OFFICES
Breckinridge, Bostick &
Daniel
CxchnnRn Nnllonal Ilank ntillrllna
Phone Omiro "00 TtilM. Okla.
Dr. John Lee
OEMTO-t'IUNAUV. KIDNEY.
UI;AI)I)EH AND
Diseases of 'Women
1I.1H Soutii Main St.
Osnco 40A3
Doctor
NEWLON
vi3N i:iu:a l diseases
33n Itoblitson Iltillillns
IMiont Omiko OSS
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA
LOIinii No. 71 meete every
Thureday May J7 Work In K.
ii"Ki"r, , uiiiiiicii iiik .
ep. m Vnltora welcome.
JOHN A. WALKIJIt, W. ll.
J i. , 3iUHt UllT, 800.
DHI.TA I.OIXIU 125 will hold epeclal
. colniuunlcntlori Tueeday May
yNr'ihV'. IK W.irk In I- I1 ilcp,p n......
4a?5e6imenctiiic at 3 10 p 111 Vlelt-
:rulally lnvlte,l. .Maaunlo
Kaufman. W. M.
Arthur llaker. .Secretary,
e-L'TItOI.nUM l.ODill: NO lit meet!
every Friday exrept eecond.
Kent communication Friday,
ICS; May " cominrncimt 3 v. m,
r-viorK in r i.- uegree and ei
lamination II. A Vleltlng Ma-
S; - aonaaprciaiiy Invited.
11 1l IUMV.1 R.p.. .
tULdA ClIATTKIt. O, K. S meete flret
and tlilrd wettneaJay of the
month at Maeonlc hall; flret
meeting, huelne; eecond.
Initiation and enclat Stare club
meeta eecond and fourth
Wedneeday at 1'.30 p. m. Ma
eonlc h,ill.
MHS. TKMPIR TENNANT.
Worthy Matron,
lilts. KMM A FAKT. Sec.
TULSA CIIAI'TKIl No. 63. It. A, M. meete
lirei anil miru Aionnajr ui fl.cn
month. Next meeting Satur
day May 39. Work In Ihe moat
excellent degree,
ll. K NKWHOUSK. II r
it, A. SNYDER. Secretary
TRINITY COIIM AKDUIIV No. 30 meete
t-r,-wr eecona anil rourtn Monday,
uWW?Jl Wnrk 111 O nlr of Ihe Temple.
i i' in. winner at e.
L.eryone Inilted.
JOHN MKISKNtlACIlnR.
B. C.
FRANK SRAMAN. Recorder
AKDAil TUMI'LU. A. A. O. N. M 8. Next
regular uir-runR rriuay, aiay
11, 61 H South Main Phone
343 Ceremonial May 34.
HASH. 1 I. It DYK. Potentate
II M WKLLlVKIt. Recorder
A I. ItOll A LODOK NO 31, I. O O F.
,-Mexi ineeiing May : 6 p.
ni MiJ.ie Ludge Nn. 601 will
confer the Third Degree. He
freahntetite Vliltora welcome
at all meeting.
J I' .IIOlMtl!. m rt
M U Pl-ICNUSTONK,' See.
TILSA KM AMI'MKNT Nil le i TT
l"SWs O F me.le eecond ' and
e.V,,,h..Vf,"M'. K. P
rki:'4 V . -V "l recona. lllff
" "! Dinner
C e0. Degree work 8 p. m.
TUUJA IIKI1KKAII NO, 36, I. O. O P.
meeta eecond and fourth Frl-
iky. " nV Ic ". It V
Kaet Second.
TIUSA CANTON NO It, I O. O. F. meete
flret and third Friday, I
L' M".'.lcUn"' ,ia"
b.oulh Boulder,
COM. MITT KE.
TULSA CAMP No. Hit M. V, of A, aud
i WVflllu.1 IAB I'AHI1 NO 3793
It. .V of A, meete every Tuea-
day night at K. of p, hall, li
l.ait Second atreet, Vlaltore
welcome
ll i:, McCllne, Conaul,
Mr.A8."i'.'rh,V;nnfedSy;1' C"'
Mr. I. J. WrlaW
O.30i. R.rorder.
SILVER PLUME LODO E. llsTlT rT
Jlrt m.e,'," .". ,Thu.r,d' nlht
rftWA - iv i nan. r.aet second.
YUfeiV N"t meeting May 37 Vine.
Ing knlshta urged to attend.
C A WILLIAMS. C. C.
It K SANDKltS. K. R. A 8.
8AI1A QltOTTO NO. 61 MEETS FIRST
paiumay in eecn montn
at Maeonlc llall. Cere
monial May 31 Orotto
club ilance Ilurko'a hall.
May 31. "
M, A, Snyder. Monarch.
U. O. Otten, Secretary.
tmmBmjm WaaaaaaV
SnMTsiiflOi
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I
LEGAL
ANIJ AMI'IIAI.T IJKf'OSITfl. J.;AHI.I
AND UNI.KAHKtJ IN Til K CHOC TAW
AND CIIICKAHAW NATION, OKI.A,
IIOMA. IIT TUB UNITIU) 8TATKS
OOVKHNMENT.
in. re will l. Olirreu nv i-m,.w
1 the hlfheat bidder at McAlnter, Okla.
on June II and 17, 120. the coal and
d.rlylnr the aurface of Mil "','"
. . ... ...... Ikn In lh lhOO,
taw and Chlckaeaw Nallone, Oklahoma,
be offered for aale. The coel la b tumlnnua
ana aemi oiiuiiuno'ie. iiiin, r.
tile bunker coal for eleamehlp uee,
hlah rade domeello coal, rallroert
eie.m coal. nlah crad. blackamllh
coal and coklnt coal, eeama awerailnr
rour I." mica. w,i
from 10 lo It rteareee oulctorrln at Ihe
. Ml . I I m f Aiflf n
below the eurfaee eetltnaled to be :,J00
reel ai ine neepe.i par. w,
.... ......... .., ' . . . . - a , . ,F).,, .
I'rariicaiij an "i in. u..'" -located
neer cltlee. lowne and rallroada,
many bln croeeed hi rallroada, makln
them eaelly acceeelble and attractive for
tnlnlnf uurroaea. Onlr the coal and aehalt
mlnetela will be offered for aale. not the
eurfaee, t.eeaed lenda will he eotd eubjerl
to any ellln valid leaeea thereon. No
preference rlcht Klven eicept lo leaeeea of
leaeed trade and Ihe Slate of Oklahoma
aa to Ihe coal and aaphalt underlyln
..... , . ,,. a,anH4. finw.rnmpnt re
Biait, p.iiii"-.!! i-n ' :
talna eiip'rvlilon oeer all leaeea and mtn
Inic operallone until full rayment of aueh
purcheee price la made and deed leiued
. ....... Vn n.rinn
can acnulte more than four tracta of 0
acrea earn, eicin K.
firm or corporation haa auch Iracta under
eitanna- ana in.. . "J , '
to trade aa adeertleed. No Mde for frac
tional pane rnnaweren, nur .r ......
advettlaed minimum price. Hide may be
made In pereon. by mall or by authorUed
bid mut be acrompanled by bank draft
or certified check payable lo I). Iluddrue,
raehler Terme SO per cent In caeh at time
. a 1 . A..a menial aattaiMlnamlal
Ol Hua. e..-..
pyhl In flne. two. Ihre nnd four yr
annum nn i1ffrri paymnU. Full pAy
mtnt purchauft prlc rrmy marie al any
. , j 1 1 1 laiaiiaat T ae si Mffleaa att
Okla. For dfflptlv llita, literature, lr?a
. . . u . . nKat I- Pa eL r all I r P .
rn,.Cnnd"er' foVth. nV. j WII.Md " Tribe.
j ..a ia, a Juaella rue Ae aalr-
hiKii mtm in arlvanre nr fXDlolt tn fhtn
of Indian laml. All auch concfrna ar
...B.l.aa In nn wlia afinnt' I arl
with the rovernment Deal direct with tha
. . a .i,.a.lalaa4aal at thn Br1
a rove nimfii pininiiiniiuiii. -
CommUoloner of IndUn Affalra.
Wam4 Adz 1
Rates and Iinformation
H4e per word per time.
Seven Ineertlone for the price of all.
Minimum apace 13 worda.
le per word per day when copy runa
one month without chane.
Minimum amount accepted Sle.
AI.I, CHAItOB WANT ADS o due
and payable the eame day flret I"'
tlon of ad aopeare. (All out-of-town
want ade and all wanted to rent, all
uatlone wanted, wearlnf apparel anil
houeehuld toode ada are poeltlvely
caeh In advunee.) .
Ti:i.KI'HONi: WANT ADS are
charted at the eeme rate aa caeh ana
and collections wtll be made at your
home or office aa aoon after flret in
rertlon aa poeelble. thle la an arcom
rrtfdatlon eervlre and paymenta ehnuui
oe made promptly when bill le pre
eenle,t. Alwaya aek your telephone ad
to he repeated back to you by the)
telephone ad taker to make eu'etnj t
It haa been correctly taken. The World
cannot aeeume reeyonelblllty for errora
of any kind occurrlm In telephone
adtertleementa.
Under no clrcumetmcee are we re
eponilble for errora In .any adverll.e.
ment unleee repiirleo Immedlatelv
alter flret Insertion. No reduction In
coet of an ad will be madalunlaae' error
deatroya value of ad.
Phone 6000
Atk for Want Ad Department.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CAHDS or TIIANKH
WK WISH to thank all our frlenda anl
nelghbora for their klndneea and floral
.ri.rln,. In Ih. tli-kn.iia and death or
our huehend and father. Mra. A. T Jpnea
and children.
i.oht and foiinu
J300 HKWAHD.
Stolen from Wichita Falle, Texaa. on
May 7, 1970, ' 1 Chandler . T.poaeenger
touring car, 1911 model, newly painted.
hi,...t,.b hnrfv hlta nln atrloa around
top of body, black fendera and running
gear. Ilcenae No. 4SI3, eeal No. JJ3II3.
engine No 4I75J. rear tag nroaere ,,.
Chandler plate glaoa In back curtain; cvth
that holda up aide curlalna torn loose and
p.inn nn with tafslv nine. Hartford ahoclc
abeorhera all around: non-ekld Miller tlreej
all around, in gooa comnunn; nun.,.,u
Uoodyear extra tire. Ileward offered by
owner for car. tltO s for thief. 350. Notify
It I McCall. enerltr. wienna rane. iru..
LOST Ilel een 317 li, Klghteenth and
Fifteenth St., one khekt wrapped leg-
gin Kjflmlerpl eaeeca ljJoae4Mi
FOit HALK Sludeliaker. 7.paenger. 1600
caeh. Oeo r;. Illimnre. nana tprinew.
STRAYKP Freeh Jereey cuw. buckekln
halter: Juat been dehorned; finder phone
Oaege Ml-J. F. Noe. 1719 Fnreet etreet
ONK DKLIVF.RY Ford for aale; 1911
model 411 N. Iloelnn
1.1 HKRA L reward for return of fox eoulr.
rel 19 N. Xanthlia. Cedar 1733. ,
LOST On Hapulpa and Klefer road, black
leather folio, containing order booka,
property of Armour A Co.; finder pleaee
call Armour & Co, Tulaa. 1178 Sapulpa;
rewerd
t.tiuT-KYtra wire wheel and tire off Ford
coupe on Sand Springe road; return In
404 N Waehlngton or phone 361 Sand
Springe and receive reward, or call for
lltnte at leajeittr theetcr,
LOST llaby'e while coat, downtown or
nnrthweet elde.lnotlfy A. M Hrown. H
F D. No. 3. Tul.a ,
NOTICK OF STRAY MULES Thle
la to notify the public that I am In
poeeceelon of two mulee. deecrlbed aa
follow.: One mare mule, and one horee
mill, hnlh bt.rk. no. hrande or marke.
Theae mulee came to my place. 0 mUea
.t nf Wnndlawn cemetery. Tulea. Okla
during April of thle year, and have there
remainea, name can d. ..cmtu ur i-
ment of the feed bill.
A. E. Montgomery, Attorney for Anna
riione.
I1I-ACK mare, bobbed tall, little lame In
left hind leg. lower Up blemlehed. tail
Oeage 737.'
i.AliTtl'H whn tnok rultar from 314 S De
trolt are known, return aame and aa
your. eif arrewt.
IF YOL'Nil man who waa eeen picking
up lady'e gold wrlel watcn at aiajeeuc
ineaier .Monney nwnuia -in ir.uin
S. Iienver, no queetinne win ng .r.'i
LOST Englieh fox terrier pup; 10 weeke
old; rewerd Olieren Ian ur
LOST Sperlaele caee conlelnlng pelr
glaeeee. Finder pieaae can at ua vt
Third H,
LOST On Main St. car, blue altk urn,
brellu. pleaee call Cedar 1771. Reward
RF.WARD Loet envelope containing ral-
uabie papere; return to ainra l.. iii
wlrb. 101 Mayo llldg.
LOST Eyeglaeaea between 413 N. Doeton
and high echool; Ella Cohen, finder
return to 433 N. Iloelon or phone Cedar
J77 and receive reward.
LOST Little black leather puree contain
Ing 16 and 6o, May IS. Finder pieaae
return lo worm omce. iiiw.ru,
tin vi-lf.l. Tiv: njl.l rur the return or In
rnrm.i on ui nir Aniui. rcnuw mi
white tomcat, wltli brown eyee; return to
1T46 li. jetrereon. or can ueeae i;a.
l r wr..liiinh nt k.v. on rlne. near Klr.t
and Detroit. Oklahoma Tool A Supply
Co. Phone oeage unn.
1 OUT llunrh keve. Hhaw taxi keyring
finder pieaae leave at Information win-
now, poetomce
STRAYED Small black Deny mare,
varm MAl weteht 00 MOundBt Will re
w a rd finder Jaiuee 11. Kelly, Regge. Okla
LOST Male iluaton ecrew tall dog, white
face, neck and breaet. body mahogany
Jjrown: haa on harneee. anawere to name
Ol IIMDII1, j.i.m.i " w. - -"
M bM COaT ItU UI IKIlvt rewaru.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.J.ONTAaKtltiNI
ll.AHS 1'IN -.Nuree'a claae plnV betwTT
nrady and Kaaton on WaJfC CaJl OmJ.
rJThAVfnV--Ila y mare, heavy mane anl
tall, halter on. rubbed place back of r,
ffl'N C,,f,.tr?ohrdh""1 "tU J- tiW
LOOT Mttirrluy, Kiuitnrn Htar tilrr
nnynnn fjmllng It c.ilf Onacr. 442
STUAYKn OK STOLK.V froTrTiTol
South Tronton, ono uhlto nonv
I'honn Crdar 463. '
,'LOST Fox terrier 5 months"
; iiuua, nuck
Bpot on tall; reward offered
Omkb ju 6 1 .
"rr KKi.i'KrtsoNAK"""
WKST MAIN maiernfty eanliarlum, for
Ihe care and protection of younr women
ralea reaaonablei bablca adoptedi lit
W. Main. Ir. M II. r,'ewW,.n ir..1."".
Director. 107 Colrnrrf Ul.l nuLJ'1
ixy ' v.-,la,inrna
UH'r M VAtxTilS' formerl.ni;Tr,
"'In Iir. T M llaeklm. ran be four,,!
Hi .rt.,,f.Yfh.,l"-.:r 'r.;i' jk ."!'"!'''-
..... -. i, o r,,r die, unill na
opene otflre whlrh will be about July 1
FAIItMOUNT Maternity HoTpTtal
rontinemeni, private; prleea reaeonabte,
may work for board, bahlea adopted!
, run ji.r nnnHiei Mra T. Ti Lone
Mo1 K' Tw'nly'"v"lh 8 Kaniaa city!
CA.NCBItS, eorea, ti'im'o'ra. wene. a'otti."
..p". U-tl"i'- -Wr" ellmonlala:
.I.,, If. .WJiBW.
AUTOMOBILES"
AIITCMIOIIII.KS IIIU h,A,K"in
C'ADU.I.At' 1)1, 1-paerrwiger, t ryllnder
. - . varaain price;
owner Cedar 7l
ilAXWT-.l.i," tnur'lne- 1J0, aood aa "neV.
...... ., t-i.ti-iiirni, win een on terms
lo reeponidhle party Quae mi
ilV? ,ourJn c" for ealo. I'hona Oiute
ONK KUHD eedan, rood aa new. til N
Main L'.aye ,iie
KOIt HALK 190 llaby llrand Chevrolet
Inquire of owner 1 K Klret.
KOH HALK 1910, 331k l-paeeenger Pack
ard, e.rellent condition, new cord tltea.
1J.7S0 Phone Oaaee Til
FOIt KALI. 1-ton truck, good condition,
trade for Hunt roadaler. Call Cedar
1JK5
WILL eacrlflce my new 1930 Naeh tourlnir
car, been run f00 rnllea. Oeate III, or
OeaaeMRI
ML'ICK llaht eli. fine renditions (rood
paint, rood ord tlree; 3360 caali. Call
Cedar 314
LIHTKN!
Tour car la next. Why not aave money
and have your car repaired at home In
your own jcararo by a mechanlo who can
proquce written crennnaiar All worK
guaranteed. Cedar 1430. Call Oeare 3714. It,
after a p m
UHKD Till KM Ml eKee, JS to 110; tube..
II 60. 131 H lloulder
FOIt 8ALKStutI roadater.
Morrleon. Unity nidg.
FOIl HALK Ford delivery car. with top.
llle moaei lau .Monaay. not . .ron
ton.
FOIt HAI.i: r'ord redan In fine condition.
price 1730. terma. mono oeaze
4 390 r
NBW 3 4 -TON TTtltCK WITH DUMT
IIOOY, TliKJI!; VIIUI.ll tJU.Mlir.
KOItD UOAD8Ti:il. TIIONE OSAGD 4113.
FOIt SAI.K Tule 4. good condition, cheap
tor raen rnon ueaee 4oej-it.
FOIIH TOl'RINO car In flret-claea condi
tion; all newly overhauled, at bargain
If eold at oace, Call Oeage 8166. 113 Vj 8.
M.ln
FOIt SAIJ: White roadater. s-cyllnder,
juat Ine car to get you to the oil field
and back. The White company, 330 S.
Frankfort
FOR MALI, White truck. Lion chain
drive with body and lop. Thle truck la
good for a long time and la a real bar
gain, Call and eee It. Tho White com
pany, 3?0 H Frankfort
FOR SAI.I5 One. ton tntfV body and cab
In goon condition; car we have wrecked
In the iaet week.
One Saxon I. threo epeed.
Ono Marmon nig 4.
One Hulck 35-11.
Cylinder head caatlca and radiator caps
for ovenerPO different makea of care, rlnif
geara. boarlnga, axle ehafta. carhuretori,
generatora, etartere. tprlnge, gaa tanki,
varte for your car. nne-hetf price,
Rlit.lAIILK AUTO SALVAGE Ctt
It: W. FIRST. OSAUU HU
"i i -rJW
UI.OHHl) car. driven by owner only, fine
condition. See Mr. Maynard. 1131 K
Main
FOItli.tourlng car. 1916 model, price 33-6.
will coneder good trade. 418 S. Frank
fort. Cedar 11,3
FOIt HALK nr trade 191 Keo roadeler.
I3e r.. King. ,uago aOT,
For Sale by Owner
r.ickanl roadater In flrfct class enn
flitlon in f-very way; price J1.S00,
J900 cash, balance terms or, might
,tako lot as prt payment.
' Phone Cedar 442
Aeroplane
X
Curtis Oriole, 150 horse, power, only
(lown 7 hours. No reasonable offer
refused.
Phone 0-7426
AES
Mitchell, 5-pass JSSO
Joffery, 7-pfiss. . S50
Chaniller, 2-pass t6$0
Chalmers, 7-pass '50
Overland, 2-pnss .450
Chalmers, 5-pass 6i0
Hulck Might Blx, 5-pass
Mitchell, 2-pass U.iOO
Terms to rellablo people. y
0CD0 Mo 'Switoini
First and Denver Streets
Phonea Cedar 1105, Osage 19T
HBkH JWL m MMM LJIA. MV

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