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TULSA DAILY WOULD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921.
41
WORLD MARKET PAGE
ADVERSE TONES
GOVERN STOCKS
"
.
Conflicting Tendencies
Remain as feature
of Week Opening
HEAVINESS HITS RAILS&
pub'i Interest Only Casual
as lU-uiR of Development
Over the Week End
-yoKIv. March 21 -Hcrent
ir tendencies In tho stock
called again today. Henvl-
uH. steels nml equipments
, i neutralized tli maneti-
'1 pools. In the motors anil
. i..ii....
M V
.ni . '
,.il l i-'-jes nno speumiiu-n.
I ii l'1'lg ICCIiniC-ll numiuuin,
teil to an Increasingly
h, I) I
short iiOBlllon. develop-
I incidents over tho week
1 ii the course of tho session
of a character to enlist
i. , astial public Interest or
iaigc proportion of the
. diverged around 'Stude
i" ndlcr, Plcreo-Arrow and
A
ifil.r"!
ar.
M .tor. Atlantic unit, weie
Mexican l'etroletim
a a .,11
Itallrt weru
,rT i impaired towariln tho
mi wivr high grade rullH were un
ior m .'t prcHUrc. Totnl sales
,mn "" " 885,000 nharcH.
Uia' n,llt' ratc,', conunuru ii.
cir i. Til lu.iiio nii-.i..w
imo in n.aiiy wecKa ui u -...
,r r. Iixing to 6 per cent,
Tho
li
. n I Iwi f i n f. n ttiiir
Jt ,, evidenced, however, from
ihc fa t run plenty " cuu nu.i.cj
w,i nvMlable til private .loans at 0
. .Ixiiii nu1i
Koi. -ca cx.nango ""J
. .i strong. Italy, wuuzcrianu
nd Norway exccpteii. au, .
T Derl.n aild 1'raguo rates were
,iun.cl to have Homo connection
ttth th ' eutcomo of tho lper SI
sian plebiscite.
Hailro.nl bonds shaded with
ito"ks. internationals wore Irreiju
ir and the Liberty group closed
lth a majority of gains after
!n"ng niodenitcly .lownwarU. Total
ulcs, par value, 19,756,000..
Ftnnilaril Oil ftocka.
i..'.r,i oil alocka on tti N
-- , , . - am raniirLCU
by
UnnrtberB, Mcilrcevr & Co.!
II
910
1094
400
13
500
101
130
31
141
ion
47
9?
91
172
IS
ta
ISO
97
57i
470
20i
39.1
105
230
70
101 ,
70W
too
410
410
110
107S
330
313
60
110
too
It
ir.io Amerl an
17(4
.i'i Kffr common
AM Heft common .....
Vent .Hcrym
Hatkere IMpu .
m.eiirourh, common
iMitbr.iuth, preferred
nt till
linrent Pipe I.lna ,
rumkerUmi ripe ,
r.urika I'lPe Unr
lilena Slirnal. common . . .
,i!.iu ssnr.al. preferred .
,ifn, Mr pfd. ntw
I lnnl Pipe
41oa Pllo
Mil. Trantt
N Y Tramt
Nor P I.
i OH
mirle CHI A ia
Prime Pipe Mn
Hour Heft
fm Tip
900
10
373
l
115
100
113
50
I3S
95
43
93
93
111
13
:
nr.
93
571
410
197
::o
cs
so:
69 S
190
390
440
Hi
1071
y?f. rmi on . .
W. I'enna. Plpn.
Manaam i'i i am -
9umlrd of InilUnu
Jiiodard of Kana
Hidnl of Kentucky
Hindanl of Nebrankn . . .
SUMird of N .1., common
uiulirii of N Pfd. . . .
funltril or .n . .
.unaird of Ohio
. 331
. 3HI
Y loo
. 290
.
fn It ra n
I' T. Line
aIum Oil
WtiMccton Oil
lnde.enilrnt .Oil Work",
. ,. ..i.i -.., l,t tirlrea of
Wpni1ei)t oil atocka on the
.ieatntlent oil atocka on the New Vork
jLir, marKei jimmii,
"witon, Fiblt A Co.!
reported uy
AakeX
Did.
3
s
IS
144
It
137
1
1
s
I
1
IK
64
30
S
5J
41.
Ii
IS
29
m Pe'ro
" n,!n
lljr,' ll)
1 ' Pur
llm'll on
M"lf He tg . . .
M dweat O.l .. ..
m dweu cm pfd. .
' amutgeo
IPUJPA
f'riiy
1 ton. Wo . -
K'44 nork
"ihboi K
rn Jin.
1 iv;ngit hi Tetro.
Oil
P'od U,f. I'orp,
r on '.
' ' tlmd, c 'Timon
' idin
'idlah.ma
T'hl Sp . ..
tvt Oil
fiinrllf
TIt Cn
U,. P. i. H . .
IT.
16
12",
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3
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4S
I
1 ,1-1
' 3
'Is
24
20
Hi
ii
32 S
22 S
414
3S
::::::
Itante ot rrlree,
. 7h rtr.te t prlcea of oil atocka on the
v' Turk utb Monday, a reported U7
" i, ntii a uo
I
High.
Ixiw.
Dirt
Clori.
,aked.
32 S
SS
33
SS
2S"i
4'i
IIS
1 I'll
1H
is
9
IS
13
139
IS
S
503
70S
310
.'73
US
IS
its
10'1
34 S
S
54S
31 S
3S
5tS
414
90S
1
IS
s
IS
!. P
9 nrli'r
4 II
. . t,
414
90S
I 1-le
IS
7S
7i
9
IS
124
1314
14S
SS
30S
70
329
273
10 S
IS
114
I0S
2IS
S
:i
Ten, -,
. Men
rv,i wi-i
' ir'b.
ftien)
mm,
i ii
;;ln Rnric
Mrrr1'!
rtrfg
' P.tr
tnm. '
'Undird r,f
is
n.
i:
ss
131
IIS
6 4
301
:ti
273
10S
IIS
IS
24
7 4
21
alif.
'!?'!? '"dlaria
' l'erk new
f ',' f K a iaa
" Star
Dally Cotton Table.
Midi. Her Balea. Slock.
11 00 3.26S (II ' 401.114
11 25 4,339 744 210.110
10 10 96 .... 11,751
11 25 912 200 U2, 601
10.30 45 .... 246.473
11 00 350 .... 27.011
6,150
11.53 2SI 156 80,3)1
3.6S9
11 SO 60 10,100
11.90 5.174
1165 510 .... 151.110
5,070
Jtobll,
'V-'tinih
Srlntnn
J'"r. 1-trr,
" my
lib. k
film ,r.
ton
d'Pi ,
V T'ik
vBor per',
6.150
t03'U
li-iioo
4ti fof Vl,t
10.107
37.130
1,314.174
tM.Hr.xV,",n 4'M' ....
... or 11 vement
'limn, .
. Ml
"'I'M--.,
l'l ICdi,
10,70 ,217 711
1110 t.117 1.000
'0.75 717 15
II 0 1 7-93
10 75 . ,
i' o m no
JO" 1.616
lo 'o
S5tl.H0
374. 47S
146,61."
18.41-
...
..
111,001
11,424
Net lurk Mock Mat,
mkiiuhdi inch iu. Lat
1 Am. lleet Sueur
41, 41 41
I Am, run
, Am. far A Filrj
Am. II. A. I. . pf
Am Inl Carp.
Am. Lor
1 Am Llnterd
I 1..'", m
'hi
4n
47
41
4.
41'.
I
H'i
9.
44.
It
19
19 t.'S
1 40,
94 S
i '.
1 ID
7 '
IS lit,
91
Am Mm. & Hetg
Am. Sugar .
I ?r TnT1i-,.
94
11.
u,.ronu -We
II
37 V,
Atiiilaon
79'. SO
At). Coast Lin
.. x?9S '
n. us
96 97 ,
All . II W.
llaldwln Irfit
II A O. I. .
Ilcthlchcm .Steel II
M Mki,
1 1
ta
4l ,. l, '
7, lS MS
nndlan raclflc
IS lilt. 111
i ii
rntral l.al!iir ,7 II
40
41
i nnmii. uni. ra. u. I HI 75
7i
!.
l'
10,
77
iH
lh
It
.11
Chr. A Ohio
l t3
r . m. ft hi. p. . .
c , H I l'ae. . .
Chlho Copper . . , .
Cnca Coin
Colorado T. A I
Corn Pied
I'rui Ibi Steel ... ,
Cuba On no Sugar .
Hrle
tlrnrral Kin trie .
lleneral Mntur . . .
Or. Northern, pfd..
llulf Stair Steel
llllnol Central . .
ln,plr.-ttlon Copper.
Inl M Mir., pfd.
Inl. Nickel
Int. Paper
Kmnfttill Copper .
I.uuliv. A Ne.h. . .
Mr, l'etr
Miami Topper ....
Middle Mate Oil .
Mldval Slvl . ...
Mleaourl Pacific . .
New Vork Central.
.N V.. N. II. A II. .
Norfolk A Wratcrn
Northern Pacific
Okla. P. A It
Pan-Am. I'ftr ....
Pennsylvania . .
litub A W. Va. . .
Pure Oil
Hay Con. Copper .
19 II n
J4
MS
si Iti
HI 01
8 34 ,
II 1 1 .
71', 7IU
98 tl
ii 12
lift
17 us '
IS 7I'
1H 73S
io
... IS
US its
IIS IIS
US 1 4
tS MS
111, HVi
i It
II CIS
57 lllt
3 (1
17 lW
I loo
I0Q 100
117 11714 144H Hl'i
US 1"S 'IS
41
17
:s
51
US
JS
17
9
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IS
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sir;
sis
31S
us
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it
;
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il
:4
4
41
i:S
4!S
73 S
ri
13
90S
1
70S
17
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77
3S
70S
iiU,
14 S
K
17
51
k
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t'i
lo
41
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73 S
SOS
14
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7S
t 7'
IS
IS 7lS
SO 3i
l lS
XI 23
13 US
f 41 S
s :i
Ii 7'i
II (IS
7 51 S
! es
Meaning
i :g"'f , "'
Itni, Iron A HI'rl .
Itoyal tlulcti, N. V.
t I.. A ban Kr. . .
Nraboanl A. l . .
!Wb. A. I., pfd, ..
Hhell Tr. A Tr. . .
Sinclair n. &, It. . .
SloncHhcf. H. A I. .
Southern Parlflc .
Southern Hallway .
Southern Ity., pfd. .
St. Oil. N. J., pfd..
Htudebakcr Corp. .
Tenn. Copper . . .
Texaa Co
Trtaa A Pacific . .
Tobacco Prod
Tranac. Oil ......
2
4
17
3
9
17
lo
41
:JS
42 S
i ii';
54S
H 107S 107S 107S
i:t 70s iS us
3 7S 7S 7S
61 42 4IS 41S
is :i',i :o s to 4
SH 4 47i, 47S
n ; is is
34 1I7S HS llS
13 I03S 10IS 10IS
19 33S- 2t SIS
ir. 71 ess 4
S SOS 494 494
239 71S 704 71
11S SIS 90s I0S
C 110 110 110
44 414 4IS
Lnlnn Pacific
I'nllml l-'nilt t
iY" i-omiPro,!..
H . , A.h ,
I'. H, Helall Hlorea
I'. M. Iljibber
f. H. Uleel .
f. H. Sterl. pfil. .
I'UH Copper
Vanadium Corp. ,
Vlre. Caro. Chem.
Weettrn Vnlon . . .
Weatlnithnu-o i:i.
Willy, .Ovnrlanit . -flcneral
Asphalt .
Invincible oil ....
31 30S 2"S
r. 3JS 314
1 IIS 31
2 i7'4 47
19 7 4 7 4
4.3 4 COS
It
i u
47
7S
10 S
II
19 1S 19
Total salea 711,000 aharea.
xllld.
Clilrugo I.hralorV..
CHICAfiO. March 21. Oultlf llecelpta
16,000; beef ateera alftx", uneven; early
eajea to ahlppera ateady to atrunr; bulk
beef ateera ..-0,j9.71i butcher aha ,Hn;k
atronc to 2So higher; bulk fat lowa and
hrlfcrn U7it7.50; cannera and cutter,
larK'ly 11.0041 4 SO; bulla atady; bulk
H.:Sf6.1Si calve, alow, lower; bulk
vealera 110.00 V 11.00; atockera ami feedera
t-.!).
Hokb Hecelpla 2.S00; lUht and butcher
moatly IS to :5e hither; olhera elow;
mostly eternly lo tSc blither than Satur.
day'a average; lop 111 7s early; bulk 300
nr,,. n.m Hnwn f I 1 I .. t 1 1 . HO blllk 220
pnunda up IS.lSIr 10.60, plga 25c higher.
Sheep Itecelpta 17,000. market alow.
generally 2S to 60c nig.ner. lamn top
110.21,; early to city ouicnera, au-puunu , . . . 7. . . ,
ahorn iamba H.S0; aomn held higher; bulk toxicants am being wild hero In do
fat wooled Iamba early 9.SO10.SO; loo- flancii of the prohibitory law wern
pouna anorn yean ns. im iu """'
fC.73, no aheep fold earl.
CMcugo Produce.
CHICAGO, March 11. Gutter higher;
creamery citrua 454ci atandarda 424c.
egga lower, receipts 2S.62S caaea, flrata
234c; ordinary flrata 131J20C, at mark,
caae. Included, tl W 21 4c.
Poultry nllte higher, fowl, tic, aprlnga
31c.
nklnlinmi, M,rlork.
OKLAHOMA CITV. March 19. Cattle--Itecelpta
1,700, market ateaily; ateer,
I5.99US.S0. cowa and helfera !,50ti-0;
calvea J3.00f 1.75, atockera and feedera
13.75 . 1 7.00.
Iloga Hecelpla 1,600; market higher;
top JV.75; bulk I9.604J9.70.
Wlchltn l.ltmtock.
WICHITA, Kan., March 17. Hoga He.
celpla 1.000; mriOtet Sc lilgher; top 19.10;
t...ii. i mi. I I-
1 i..,ii. I, inna.lio.
Cattle Itecelpta 3,000; market alow and
i weak; butcher ateeia t.toif-.-; ouicnri
i cowa and neuer a ; aioi-nrra aim
i era .50((8.60; raUea IS.S0O9.00.
liun-uH City Cah tlrnln.
KANSAS Ciry. March SIA-Ca.h wheat
2 to 4o higher. No. 1 hard I1.62B1.63.
No. 3 I1.4IU1.62; No 1 red II. 66, No. i
"inln hnhan,,,! in iln TTTaher: No. 2
rvu. a u3efda-,c; a, i nititc-
B76Sc. No. 3 S6S4I664C No. 2 yellow
564C NO. swc.
0ta unchang'il to S" higher; No. I
white 41 4c: No. 2 mined 40c.
Hecelpla wheat, 271 tars.
Clilingo Future,,
qpen. High, l-nw-
Close,
11.624
1.41S
Wheat
Mar. May ... .
Corn
May ... .
July ... .
Oata
May ... .
July ... .
.11.52
. 1.42
11.371. ins
1.464 -14
.6S
.70
.67 4
.70S
.614
.114
,16 S
.US
.40
.12,.
.414
.i:s
15
.3S
40S
.42
Port Worth I.lirnlock.
FOIlT WOHTH. Tenaa. March 21.
Cattle necelpta 2.000. itwkera II. SOW
7 50; cowa and helfera 3.30l.6O, calvea
,Silo? ll'celpts 3.000; light" I9.26O9.60;
heavy nuui, pk "":"",.",.,
wetlrrra 15.00! 6.00; enea 3.00tfS0O.
..V.'.1 . .'. n ooiis oo
w York llivhsngr.
NHW TOHK. March 21. Prime merean.
tile Piper 74tf"si P'r fent; exchange
ateady ; aterllng. 6-day bill- and comm-r-rlal
60-day bllfk on bank, 3I6S; com
mercial 0-day bill. 3.I6S. demand
1.91 S: cable 3.924- ...
l-'ranca Demand .97; rjahlra 6 99.
Marka Demand l.2, cable 1 63
tlrreco Demand 7 44; Argrntln de
mand 34.15, Ilraalllan demand 16.13
.New York exchange on Slontreal J.S
per rem iiifcou"!' ,.,,... it mart
uovernmeni ooou. ...
Time loan eaeler; 60 day. 90 daya and
month 6467 per rent.
Call money raaler. high 4: lo",
ruling ralo 64. cloalng bid 6, offered at
64. taat lean 6; bank acceptance 4
per tent.
Nrw- Orleana Knot.
NEW OHLHA NS. March 1 - Pnnt rot
ton ateady. al n the pot 614 bale,;
o arrive none; low middling 1.55. mid
dling 1100; good middling 15 75; receipt,
3.163. atock 407.874 bale.
.Vrw Vork hpol.
NT.W TOHK. March 21. Spot cotton
qultt; middling 11.I5-
I O, -. V 1 1 .1 r. 1 1
NKW VOHk! ill. 31 I-lberty bond'
cloted: S4 HO 44; flrat 4 0' -;
rr.n?S6".o,,Jh,.rd ' "I UVll"fourth 44
1 7 M Victory JS 17.21. victory 4a
New Vork Metal,.
NI5W YOHK. .March 2.l-l-ed
dull;
pot 11.00. Zinc quiet; l.at
delivery pot I4.76W4.I5
St
Chicago l'oiaior,.
ciitr'Ann. March 51. Polatoa w'.ak
1 reC,pi. 100 cara. nVthern white aicked
ipd bulk l 00l 16 cwt., Mlnncou early
ohioi aacked II -'5 cwt,
, K.n.a.Y'llv rroducr. ,
fCANSAS CITT. March .1 Hgg" i
lower frla 19r erund 15c, butler un
chngd creamer" 4 .c, 1P'''n lsh-olc.r.
' poultry unchanged, llena sji brolltra
tOo; uprinsi 10c; rotuten Itttllc
BUYING LIFTS
WHEAT PRICES
i But Influence of Export
": Interest Kails Off;
Taking Grains
CIUCAOO. .Manh :i T3porl
buying on a liberal Vate lifted
wheat prices todrty, but ileniaiid
larkened liter and fin were prar
tltfiiiy wlrtd out. I'lie niarKct
eliiscil netvou H cint net lower
to a !) ailvnnre nllh March
H.62'i to tl.SliVt and May 1 1.4 1 M
to 11.42, 'Corn lout K to ?; cent to
1 to 1 (, fnt and oat U to to
',4 rent. I n provision the outcome
Varied from If, cent! depllne to u
raise of C cents.
liUI mMcn of the nirounr-of wheat
taken ft r Kuropo varied from
S.dOO.OOO bushels tn ilotlblu that
amount. Much of It sns domestle
1.:, ''ifodShar'arlVv-
nsrertnliMd. Knowledijo tliitl active
tariff bl I counted n'so In favor of
the bulbs as did scantiness of rurul
offerlngi lliiylnv pnwor, neverthe
less beraimn almost xhnusted nfter
midday This led mi some specu
lative silling pressure ami to con
siderable selling by nil elevator In
terest. Favorable veather and crop
conditions were additional bearish
factors in trading near the eTld.
Danu-gc resulting from tho ele
vator etploslon l.cro gave an early
upward swing to corn and oats, but
the effct fallc'l lo last when tho
wheat market lurnod weak.
Provisions wero governed chiefly
by action of hogs, which at first
wan higher, but afterward hroko
nliarply.
II,nm Clt) l.he.tocU.
a -KANSAS CITV. March 51 I'atll
Hecotpt, 1.000. beef eleera mostly H to
tSc hither, aome up mot-, q-allty poor;
lop 19 SO; bulk :s.i0rl73; ah atr.k
airong to 2c higher, i holro ruwa S7.00
CT7.2S; roocI-helfera 17 7.SW.5S; cannera
ami calvea ateaily; bf,t vealera SS.AOi
bulla airone; atockera and fcelera ateady
to atre.nir. .
Ilota - Itecelpta S.000; open -5 to 0o
higher, rloao f,0 In 73c higher, apota up
more; top 110 10, bulk I3.0; 10.10, pit,
5S to SOc higher; good und cholca fat
Plra Ill.OOdll. SO.
Shcp Itecelpta 10,100; market ateadr;
ewea IS. IS; lainba uneven; moatly SSc
higher; lop 19.70.
Cotton, fed Oil.
NHW TOHK, March 21. Cottonaead oil
advanced 0 lo 20 polnta through covering
on th- early upturn In other tnarketa, but
prlcea allppcd bark later In tho abaenea
of any rtal Improvement In trade cnndl
tlona, Cloalng blila wern 1 point higher
to S net lower for active ilellverlea, Satea
11,100 barrel,; prime crude 4.1SljH.S0c,
prime aummer yellow apot 6.00c, May
6.41c; July 7 01ci September 7 2Sc, all bid.
MINISTERS TIPPED OFF
d't 1Otter Xamlng I Plntvs Wlicrn
(Jet Ix-ttiT Naming 15 PIiiith Wlicra
Tabcriiacli; Slto Picked.
Names and locations of over IS
, , whom lluunr nml other In.
contained In a letter to tho minis
terlal alliance from a Tulsa citizen
whlcli.tvas read at the regular meet
ing of the nlllanco Monday morning
In, tho i'. M. C. A, Tho alliance
went Into executive w?sslon over tho
revelations In tho letter, excluding
from tho room all not members of
their organization, and decided to
turn the Icttor over Immediately to
Commissioner Adklson and to ask
tho writer of the letter for permis
sion to publish It.
A site for tho tabernacle for tho
Hilly Sunday meetings next fall was
decided upon, tho property at Elgin
und Third being pronounced ult
ablo If It could bo secured. A tab
ernacle which will seat about 07,000
persons will be erected In the fall.
DELUGE FLOODS"
MANY STREETS
CONTINUED I'llOM I'AOK POUH
a few minutes beforo at Admiral and
Nautlius. when a buggy In which he
was riding was struck by a car
driven by Sam Nowak, "! North
Vorktown of tho Mldcn Supply com
pany. Tho bugy was demolished.
and Miller, surrereil a wrencned
back and other bruises, while his
wife, who was also In the buggy,
and lScdford Godwin, 1108 Knst
Hodge, worn uninjured. Mlller'H in
juries were not serious. The horso
also escaped Injury. Nowalt was
later booked at police headquarters
on a charge of reckjess driving.
Shortly after midnight last night,
the lu'nvy blanket of clouds which
most of the day had hung over Tulsa,
began to drift to tho horizon and
showed signs of disappearing. About
i snowrii sik" "i mmippruriiiK. ,oui
o'clock tnis morning several clear
patches hnd appeared and stars
were twinkling. indications wero
at nn early hour for a clear day.
Cloudburst Is Id-called.
Tho heaviest rainfall ln Tulsa oc
curred during a "cloudburst" on tho
ovonlng of Juno 6, 1919, when In
four hours six Inches .of water foil.
Houses in the south end of tho city
wero washed from their foundation,,
cars were carried in the flood for
I mcurnl lilnekH unellnriB nf nnvlnrr
--- i , ,
wero washed out and a wront deal
of damage and suffering caused.
Many of the residences at that time
wero completely flooded.
ln October of 1920, according t)
official records, 4.05 Inches of water
foil In one day, hut aside from
flooding iseveral streets, no great
damage was done at that time. Tho
heaviest rainfall In 1920 was on
March 25. yhon 2.51 inches fell lu
a 24-hour period. A total of 4.30
Inches fell during that month.
lly Anaorlatnl Pre State Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITV, March 21
The forecast for tonight Included tho
statement that It would probably be
I freezing In the extreme southeastern
part of the state. Cleurlng weathor
was forecast with the prediction that
tonight would bu probably fair. To
morrow Is to bo warmer, tho foro-
lula i cast says.
! Asked If fruit would be In Inime
'itljiio flunrror. .1. P. Slaughter, borul
u ,n0 hureau. eald;
01 , ,""." ' . :, , ' -u . ....
"ii n a uu-uu , uaiii-v. ii wiu
freere actually comes, It will hurt
fruit In the southeast corner, but
wo are not cert,iln the temperature
will bo that low
The cold wave fame from tho
' northwest, according to the bureaus
renu'rt '
report
FIND MYSTERY IN
DOUBLETRAGEDY,
Now Doubt That Okmul
gee Woman Shot Man
and Then Self
EXPECT ARREST SOON
Police Thin! Party' Involved
in Shooting; Slain Man's
Kather Probes Case
llr Amiorlalttt Prera tala Wit.
UKMl'MiKM, Oklu.. March i'i.
l'oltcc, sheriffs' offleers and private
detecllvcs ItnesllgntlliK the death of
John Hnrtnhi. son of a protiilnent
contractor, and the slioollnr of Mrs.
Helen Vlekers, divorced wife of a
plumber here, lato faturday night
Minted tonight that they liuo vlr
tually abnndoniul the theory Hint
Mr- tl..... l...l .1... .!...,, ...I.I..I.
' la ir ".t ITl"
, . . . . . , ln.
made soon but refused to indicate
what clues Vi arrest will be based
upon further than to state that
"there Is evidence that a third parly
Is Implicated lu the affair."
Woman Is t'liiniiM'Inur,
Mrs. Vlekers was teported at 111'
hospital tonight to be "soml-eon-
silous," but so far ns Is known,
she has mnde no statement, tier-
former hsubaud hns been at her
bedside almost constantly since early
Sunday morning, when, he says, he
was Informed of the tragedy by the
police. In a statement tonight he
declared that ho did not bulldvo
that his wife had fired tho shots,
but further than that he declared lie
knows of no reason why an vttempt
should be mucin to kilt his wife und
hartaln. He admitted, according to
police, that ho knew of the relations
that Jiave existed between his for
mer wife and H.irlaln and confirmed
the statement of Kartaln's wifn that
Sal-tain Is tho father of Mrs, Vlek
ers 10-muntliH.old child and that he
has been cfirlng for this child at his
own home. Thu divorce decree was
granted Vlekers only two mouths
ago.
Mrs. H.irlaln, widow ot the slain
man, said today ln an Interview,
that she also know of tho relations
existing between her husbund and
tho Vlekers woman,, und deMared
that her husband hatl contributed
sums of money to tho support of the
baby, but that recently she had
given li tin his choice of choosing be
tween. Mrs. Vlekers and herself.
.Mini CIiom! Ills Wife.
"1 called Mis. Vlekers to my
house," Mrs. Hartain said, "and
asked John to choose between us.
11 ii told me that he loved me and
would remain with me. Since then
hn. has been trying to break off his
relation with tho other woman, but
she persisted In following him and
begging him to go und live with
her."
Officers arc Investigating reports
of iju.irri'1 betw'ecn Sartaln and ft
man ivho is said to be a whisky
dealer, in which threats are alleged
to liiivo been made against Sarlaln's
life. Taxicnb drivers urp nlso being
iiuc.stloncd in regard to night parties
in which Sartaln, .Mrs. Vlckeis, a
man named Jakn Phelan and an
other woman figured last Thursday
and Friday.
It. J,. Sartaln, father of the dead
man, Is reported to have employed
private detectives to usslst In gath
ering evidence in thu case.
"I don't believe tho woman killed
my son," the older Sarluln Is quoted
as saying,
mary'garden as
DIRECTOR SCORES HIT
continii;d i'iiom pa'Ji: oni;
new bit of pralso ns to deljll. Tho
most critical can find no flaws, The
vast company moves, automatically,
as It were, us to stage (jetting, cur
tain raising anil there Is a perfunc
tory promptness In It all. Possibly
one would not notice bucIi Intimate
dtitall, but tho world has been told
about Director ileneral Mary Oar
den ot tho Chicago Opera forces and
the people are setting up to tnke no
tice of how she wilt do things. So
far the company has scored magni
ficent success, and overwhelming
praise everywhere it has appeared.
She Surpasses Them All.
Speaking ot admiration for Miss
Onrden. Did you see her In tho open
ing scenn last night when she threw!
aloft the wonderful cluster of vivid
red roses and In her work through
out this act. she, with vivid flash of
limb nn she, all on pin pose drew
tighter tho wondrous flesh colored
drapery about her body, seemed to,
keep within short distance of this,
Pll-tUl 11- IL'U 111. III7I iwi , jyui I U"
rise to tho occasion of her work with
Haklanotf In tho scene within her
home when beneath the gorlous light
from somewhere above and behind
tho scene.1 she gave herself to per
fect abandon, first as tho courtesan,
gradually merging Into a pensive,
mood, repentance close by as tho
power of the cloistered monk gently
encircles her soul. Finally In tho
same abandon, which held ono spell
bound, she stepped over tho thres
hold of sin and fiom a life of de
bauchery, becamo a woman sweet
and modest. Did you note tho art ot
Mary Onrden as sho gave forth from
her entlro being In tho first act. such
ennsummatn boldness ns a courtesan
that sho seemed a tall, willowy fig
ure and In the last two acts when
gaibed In tho soft gray robo nnd
veil sho seemed to have grown much
smaller? All this Is the studied art
of Onrden. Her mentality has given
her a vision far boyond the ken ot
won men or women lu grand opera.
While mentally digesting nil this,
visualizing the perfect feast that sho
offers, tho thought of her as a real,
practical business jvoman, director
general of a company of 200 or more
artists, seems Incredible, but she
Is doing It. The story of "ThalB" Is
known. Tho music is In nearly every
home. Tho exquisite "Medltutlon, '
which was played Jut night by a
solo violinist wltliagenulno art nnd
supported by tho orchestra, Is u well
known nnd a familiar theme. Tho
ningnlflcent suppoitlng company
with large i lionises, wonderfully
gifted vocally and as actors, II It Is
nil tho handiwork or .Miss liardcn
well here oguln Is another bit of
pralnf
downpour fails
spoil opera
(-(sriM i:n i hum r i;i khi n
ll'l lite She Wh-i "-HIIIK bel i1c.
fur last tyiglit t!i,n.-i Hakluti. if
w.i neointt Tnlii i'Hleida Mudsill" J
lii'Sa ltalsn with li'i li ii 1 n r i . 1 I
' i nit nl. would be i bni nii-il lo tnlk
nt 6 o'i lock yentet dm . ,'i ii'i ! k I
i sine, and so did the nsptilnii Join I
na'lstlr one, but Madame Italna, i
her i. mid Inferim-i! ilu- dirt,, h.,i
Slid expectant repertei below "It"
inme back." A free swim with in '
goal. The expel li io e nf m ri . 1 1 . . -
World reporter a i'r ui w lo m
MsiUmc Matcenneiii , Ii.ixIhk noil
s, siiulmr engagement n,, , mv
back," repented. It wai raining Imul ,
that ilay, too.
M'lia (iiMilleil .Nut Singing,
l.iirlrll Muralur". illhtttu il I , I
I'li'lleh tenor, nml bl- bi.tntiiu
wife, lna I'jiVHlleil. wci" in tin
lobby uf the Kelehiini Tht oiKii Hi.
iiiedtiini of Mr. .ilui.i;"- i cr-
tary, I), li. Iloiirdlu, who 1m a., lo
petsonat physician, H was eniiol
that Mr. Murutnie. Ilklnit Ti.l-1 nu- .
dtcnecs very much, lefiels i , i d
lnlv Hint he was not In King hi i
Ills time, he hopes. Iiiiwe,i I,,
tuiiii' again some llnv. I li
Mnilamo .Mutntotn he expeils in ;
to Paris slid to their home in N'l.
anrt Home this summer, rct'inum
In October for it concert tour of
two weeks before beginning Ins :m
week contract with the ('birngo
Opera unsocial Inn. Ills fctxoiil" rue
Is that creaieii nir nun i'V i ctu-i
in his "Monna Vaiinn, ' l'rw.tr Stt
Muratore's seeretaiy mild, l- iiiut nr
aiuilber rie for h'lii in a nuv -p'-i.t
I hut Mr. Murnlore expect i perliap.
will be given it premier In New
S ork next seiiMon pet haps nol lint i
later. Madame Cawilleri lovelv m
her sables and i-lose-f Itllnir Utile
black hat. mulled charmingly and
gesticulated with a iiiialnt llt'le gt
lure to the secretary in niiswei- m
UUfstlnns put to her, no, she is not
nlnglng tills season, and she has clone
no pictures since --rue itiisiicii
Idol." made In their home between
Monto Carlo and Nice last rail. Hut
while she ta ted about heiself when
she was asked to, It Was about her
husband, his enthusiasm about goir
and baseball--he Is to see a lmelinll
game lu Dallas, und he Is excited
about It that she Is most vivacious
about. And Mary Oarden-
"Ah, she Is llio woniiertui in
rector' Hho will do big things next
year!"
Ho, you see, it wns ,iary tiaruen s
day ytsterday und this Is her story,
after all.
TRIAL UNDER WAY
BEFORE, SENATORS
COVTINIIIII) I'llOM J'AOH ONIi
at onco was upheld by a vote of tho
court.
Tho resnondiint walvrd the read
ing of the articles of Impeachment
after Justice Harrison had halti'd
tho reading of Trapp's plea. Tho
statement of facts and brief con
tained In the CS pago doemont wero
not read to tho court, Justice Jiar
rlaoii rtillnc Hint the statements at
tills time were no part ot the trial
but should be argueu acctiriuug to
law. Counsel for tho house manag
ers had previously rcqucstc! that
consideration of tho fuVlii In Trapp's
motion bit pnstpuned at the present
time.
Action which wns construed na
meaning that Impeachment charges
might not bo filed against A. N, lit
erati, statu treasurer, was taken In
the house today when tho Investi
gating committee filed an amend
ment to Its report on Mr. Leecruft
i'lie amendment would Insert in
tho report after that part recom
mending Impeachment, tills clause
"Or mult" such other report ns
llio eritn mlttee deems advisable
This, house members sifld, probably
was done so tun committeo cntiiii
lecommend nr suggest a reprimand
instead of Inipcarhiiient of the state
treasurer "
Fineness
Kxtra Tina erindini; nivcs Asli
Grove Portland Cement great
strength and durability.
Constant nnd clone, supervision
by recognized Experts main
tainii our high standard nnd
insures oxnet chemical cornpo
Bition nnd uniform burning.
PORTLAND CEMENT
tUPtnriNt AND 3UPCOSTPONO
Houston, Fible
& Company
Of Kansas City. Mo.
MKMHKHH NHW TOIIK
HTOCK KXCIIANOK and CHI-
caoo noAitn or thadk I
Stocks, Donds, Oraln and Cot
ton. Standard Oil nml Sub
sidiary Stork. Neve York and
Doston Curb, Liberty Hnnds
nought and Sold, Private Wires
CHAS. I. OltOTCITITIT. Mgr.
'J'eplionii Cnourn 02.m. Nn. II
VjiH I'ourtli St., Tulsa, Okla,
The Road That
Leads To Financial
Independence
is just what you make it
You can male it a nrver end
Inn one by not tivlnu tyttem
atically. You can make Ir a long and
tedlotu one If your money earn
only avctie inlctcit ratct.
You can make It a pleasant,
IntrrcMlnu and shorter road by
purchaiini; tound, luted cil
vldend paying itocla an the
Rose 20 Payment Plan
Which road will yuu takrl
Wrllfi for Inlen-iij- Inlerint
Ing rili:i: Isxiklct No, l!77
"How to Ilecome Hnahcially
IndcpcinJcnt"
Rose & Company
50 Broad St. NewYork
JlUWNKSS CARD si
DR. WALTER L. ANDERS
PIlY.sK IXN AM) SI'ltt.CON
Office. IIS-ll:i llllsi llldg.
Telephone tVtlnr HUH
Itcsldrni'o: 1115 Smith Cincinnati
Telephone )nte II'JIIII I
OR. S 1 U 1 1 S
J10 lllciinrds llldg.
Third nnd llrston
Tulsa, Okla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, ArUarmns
lllood Skin. Oenltn Urinary
nnd Veneienl Disc nse nnd
r'nernl of fits irn tlrr.
Scrums, Vnrct-irs, I.lectrlcil
Trenlmenti
Plinne Oasce HI 1 1
DR. JOHN LEE
Vrncrcnl, Kidney, lllndder,
HltK.il, Skin anil DIih'-um
fit Women
113a S. Main 0-1052,1,
DR. IRA ALLISON
HLOOI), SKIN, AND
UKINAUY DIKliUUii.
lOS.A West roitrtli Street
WINDOW SHADES
A iteiir i, )imr Irlrplioitr,
MIAIIi:.H MAIIi: t. TI'I.HA TO PIT
MH II Yt I MM MVS.
'I'l'I.SA WINDOW KIIADi: CO.
hllAIID.H AM) HODS,
1005 :. Tlilrcl. O.atr 70'Jll
Hriuitrbtg nil kind,.
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSKRY
717 SOUTH CIIKVKNNK
Cblldrou Carixl for Poring Working
or Shopping Hours
hrkkat7. o. nnonn
U M'al Thlral Mtrl
LODGESAND SiSLtKnUS
TUt-IA CIlAITtll ii, n. s. ii flrat
ana inira wruiieaiiay or ina
month at Maaoiilo balli flral
in,llng, buatni-; aHirond,
Initiation and aoclal. Star',
i lub in! tnd and 4li
Wednraday. Itaeonl hall,
t 10 p. m.
HUB. CAIlI, 1.1.15. Worthy Matron.
MIIH. 1C51MA I'AST. Secretary.
TULSA IXJtitlK NO, 71 meat fry
-inuraciay, I'-irti riiuranay, r
(' Second Thuraday, biialne,.
.Third Thuraday, XI M. fourth
Thuraday .March II Work In
K A degree, rominrnclng at
I p, in Vliltore welioin.
john MriHnNHAciir.il, vr, m.
' JOH. DHOOOT. B.crtrr.
ill I.TA t.ODtili 416 will inert In aprcta.
i .iiiniunicaiiun .Marcn sinii.
Wi rk In M M. degree, om
mi le Inn at 1 ll. in Vlaltlnu
Ma'on alwaya welcome.
HOS 'Oil II. OWKNH, W. il.
AHTIIlit IIAKIllt. H.crelary
.'TIIOI.KUU UJIXin su, in meata
a-,ry 1-ilday ,cpi aeioud.
Neil rnriiiiiliiitru I Inn -rl,l,v
jA. March iriilli, i imiiiiiicinu 13
Lhfflh'- " dock noiiii, Work In il M.
Cl4lfcit(Sl- uie- Dlunur 6 n. in Hue-
lal degrr work la ivenlng.
A'A'I Maaona lllMlld.
A. V, K. CI.AHKi:. W. U.
It. 11, MANNA Scy.
KA1IA OHOTT.., Nxt
nub ilam wciniir.
Mar. h il 4t4 South
llouldor ilruttu. daiic
for I'ruphata nnd Mas
ter Maauiia, roiiveiilioa
Hall, Manh 10,
l w. NMTlli.
Aaelatalit Sec y,
A. V, K. l.i.AHKn.
Uunarcb.
lUbflA CIIAPTKIINO.!!, il A.M....el.
(JjOW liu'ilnen mid w'utk In Mark
M,tr iiki", .
sAi'c.'n dvb. it. p.
vl a SNYDHIt. Hrlary.
TWN1TI OOilMANDMll . .V m.i
ii i e u'li Ne' miwllnt
Work In lud tn... d.gr...
lUteh i"l ri.trehiiiiila.
Alnt 1' HANK sr.AMAtl l.r-,rdJ1.
AKDAIt TEMl'l-K' A. A. O, N. M. a
,Al IHtlVllll
IIAHIU II. ilcl'AHN,
i'oKiitat.
II. II. WI.I.I.IVKIl, llcotd,r.
aUhoiia. uuuuh' no. i, . o. u. r.
rsrai, iit.r,,,,. ..--
ii'l l.'idg ' Pna i i'
j, in c ..le'Uv llnoir
.i..i"ii tiki I'omiav.
of i "Id Klwulp.
V, ., I. .1. lvl.
II. II. KUI.I.I.H. N. U.
U. I- I'OUUXlSH.Hi;. Bccialary.
TUIJIA BN' AMPMKNT SO. it, I. O. O. F.
rnt rU'iid and lourih (ilday. 7:11
p. m.. K I', bun IS4 i;.t Hocoud.
il. U Poiiailaton, C I, ii- A. "ullr. Bcrlba.
TtitJiA Hi;iii;KAif"No. s. I'.o. o.
inaot ,rul,d alid foul ill Friday. 7 ill
p. in.. It. P. ball. 164 ! "c'!,,','
MHO. OKU. tl.AUY tl. U.
OEmilUiii; HANK1.N. Ho'y.
TULSA CANTON NO. it. 1. O. O. F,
in., I. flrat mid tlurd l iidny 7.10 p. lu..
Uu.lciana' ball. lltH B'.'illi llouldar.
I, II. William., I apt H II Full.r. Clk.
OKLAHOMA CONCLAVB OX ODD I'BL
I.OWHII1I' March 36. tl. 1131. K. II.
CUne, Chalrrran. Ki Commllte. il, U
I'nundaton. Hoi 1101. Hwrnlary.
bli.VEit pi.Liii; i-ontir. iii7"k." p.'
Ilirela vrry llliil.uay niglll
at IC. P bail lis '! Sec
ond alreel Oitg till, Heit
inieilng n'gbt March 17th,
W'.K In Hank Knlghl.
. r i Miiiji t" w It itu
Ml it C K-IMIIAI.U '. C.
T II IU' AY K. it. 4 H.
INIlM) I Ofl-ll-.rlt IAI TI1A VKI.I.HS
':i aa I'ouiell No. 161
It-t; i-r e i g it - J rleoion of officer.
ba'J 1 "b Ma Tl,
W P III ItllO i, H, ('
CUA3. A. UVl-ita, t.s;r.tny.
i--
dm.
., l
i
ISM I I) I'OH VOI It IM'OII,M.
TION
N VECTOR'S POCKET ManIIAI
uv'',, iriANUAI.
272 Pa,. Ilnodlrt Ixueil Monllil,
llilb and lo irenli af 4.000 ,tc(i, nd
...tl an, ,tt,,t,ra .leKtiptmn, nl 4t)i
up. ration Will t,e lutin,heil I -ft 1 1.
ou awn iu,rtmenl knuv nn reuiien,
. w "' of lwu,
i N N,'l: Pltl'.i, fi tlmad SI , N V
LEGAL
(P'OIIhei1 In Iht. Tul natlr World,
Ma , , o u , ,
"9 :. lo. Il, April I, t. k. 4 and I,
,' Wntl.l Publlabliig Cnmiiani
' 0-t,tier I
OliniNANt'r. NO. till.
' Ordlnanra lu apporllou. Iy
ai.d en apetlal lair, In payinasl
el Hie i.t of rnnalriwllng a aalillnrr
"V Ot HMWajK IMSTItlVr NO. 171
"'.'!". .' ".v ?' T," 'ald and
ratal, I. bed l.y ordlnanra Nn till;
ami t,-i lt inn an rmaiMPitrv.
W III III a, i. .,. ... ... .
e'o'i-
-i- "i ilia i itari.r or III C Ity of Till,,, i'" ' -'r- " nmi iinioini; p-irfp
.K'i ?.'',""" snit lha eiatutr of th. stale I Illda rrlvr,1 aa aforeaalcl will be eon
. '".r. ?.''h ,nh"" n'1 , "ll"4Hl hr th rinard f Commlaalonrra
iii'Vi k "Vi " T",, 'l I" ,m'"l to l. htld at lb Clly Hall
m ii v i, Sn.'i . V, . --i""'"
si W Kit lUSlltlcr tt 171, and after 1
,,wi ,i nree,aary lo rolitliuci
a w. In ,,,,! SKU'Kll DIHTIIICT Nn
I.i by the ptoviaion af aa,d .inllnanee
N i iu did on Hie Itih lat of Januaiy.
I" ' liirk Slf,ille l-ompanr.
Itioiiailor, a irrtallt emu rail for tba
In S:VKH IUHTHICT NO. Ill, Hn,,
v. lll.lll.AS. in piiKuanr of nln ron-
t'tut. .aid Coiuatoik Mtii-dl.v Company I
have . oiKliiietrd rvriain amiilary wf
... ninii.u IMI,lllll- ittl, 7J, an'l
Ih wmk under eald rontract ha bean
n- rpiid and anprov.! by th. City Kngl ,
lie r and th Hoard vf Cummlaaluiiar of i
Ibe t uy of Tulea; and, 1
VWII IIKAS. In further pnriinr of Ih !
elaliil.a ,f lli. Mi.i. at il.i.i - - '
n d and under Ilia l.rm. r tl,. eh.ri.,
ef ih -aid Clly of Tulsa, Oklahnni., II ,
la deiMii.,1 ne.raiarv by ih lloaiil of
i 1,1 '.itii-c-i'in-t of tn. i'lty of Tula lo i
i, ami aprilal In, llioti lb '
p iprty liable lo aaarlnnt In eald i
Al.wlif lilSTHICT NO 171, by r.aaon of
lb ntialiurlton of al.l aawar and lu pay
III lll.'AH, Ibn Intel cn. i of the ron-
Irilrttiin of aald wwi, l,t ei.1.1 lll'lvllll
elrurtlnn of aabl aewer In aald MllWUIt
piHTHHT NO 111 Iniiltiillng lr.a. hav.
b"ll o.l -Maine, I H, I. b,re,r ,ecle,T
to bn the autn of 14.167.14, all of which
I, to be levied by ap.rlal a...,mlil
again.! the iJa ami parrele of land heite-
iiirn oy wiea roii.irilcllnn ir aapl aewr
,n,."t 'i,fli5.".";ll".IH',',,l('r N,)' " "'
W IIKItl.AH, all legal reiiulrrmeiila hat
been compiled with to aulboilt the levy
of Hi. a.aeiiam.nta agatnat aald lut. and
parcel nf land . Habit for Ih ro.t or
I'oii.lrurlloii of aid wr In ld SliWIit
DISTHICT NO. 179, tn th amount, her.
Unifier .perlflrd In Recllon 1 uf Ihll Urdl
nnncr, N(.Vi" J,'.,.l.K!":t'oltK 1T ontlAINMI
.v. rl,X:,u'.A.HL' coMMisaioNKiis
Homa 'rU,'BA I""'
SUCTION I. Thai Ihrr .ball b. and
there I. hereby apportioned In and le.leil
upon ami aearaaed agaln.t Ih. .everal
l,V!J.n.'1Jl'.r.c,l,. nf !' HI1NVKH
PIHTIIU-T NO, 171 lu Ih City nf Tula..
Oklahoma, ao ben. filed by lb con.lruo-
on oi .."i ."wrr, tn umuunl. rt.p.o-
,,,u. . lutiune, IV-wiii
Add t on
Lut lllock Amount
t 10 1401,11
1 10 140,99
I 10 140,91
10 340.11
I 10 340.99
10 911.14
7 III 101,10
10 499.10
10 111.11
10 IU 119.14
11 til. II
j; io m. it
11 10 119.11
, 11 10 119.11
That th a.aea.m.nt.
Terrace Drive
HKOTION i
iteieny levied on each of Ilia .Wiv. men
lloneil Iota and parrela of land ar her.br
derlarad In b a Hen upon audi lota and
parrla of land lo Ih aaiii. eiM,t aa other
In lha a.m manner aa oilier taie. In and
for the CHy of Tulaa. Oklahoma, nr col
lecleil.
HKCTION 3t That all n,aea,inenl.
hereby levied ahall lie divided Into Hire
131 euual annual In.tnllinenla ua nullior'
lied by aald Nlatul. of lha Rtath of
Oklahoiiia for audi ra.ea ltt.de and pro
vided, that Ih aemnta ahall bear
Inlereal at III. let uf eight ( per
reniiim par annum, paynbl annually al
Ih time of th payment of Ih evral
In.t.llment. of th. aild ..aea.m.ni., from
Ih ilal of the taking effri of this urdl
nance, thai lha fl.t ln,lallmnt or .aid
one,, menu, together Willi th aroruad
lutere.t on th d.f.rred In.lallinenta ahall
be iiuyahl on Ih llth day of Decamber,
1951, and Ih remaining deferred Inatall.
litem, with Ih yeaily Inltre.t on (be
unpaid Inatalliuxiite. ahall b) pityabl nn
Ih llth day of December, of each ,uo
rrrdlng year liiilll all ahall be paid.
Provided, however, that any nr the
ownera of the lota or parrela of land ,i
a.aeaaed may at any tlrn during ll: four
14) con.rrullv week following th d.y
of th flrat publication of lhl ordinance
pay to Ih CHy Auditor of th City of
Tulaa, Ih full amount ef th iiiniminli
o levied galnt their .aid lot and par,
re. of land and thereby releaaa audi
property from th Hen of audi ,
inent.
M.iTTfOM 4i That Ihl. nr.1l,.. r.-. -t..tl
b pulillih.cl for twenty-nine rgn.tc'llv
d.y., In thj? Tula Dally World, a new,,
paper pubirihed In Tulaa, Oklahoma! Ihat
lb publication nf Ihla ordinance aa re
aulred by law ahall be taken and re.i-ded
I
n auilirien, notice lo nil per. on ini.r
e.ted lii th n.ae.amente hereby livl.il by
lite lerm. ui ini. oriiin.uc.
HIXTION t; That all ordtnanc or
part of ordinance. n conflict with th
provUlnna of Ihl. orillnance, In.nfar aa
aurh conflkl ailala, are hereby repeated. .
HCCTION 6 That an emergency eilat.
jot me pre.ervaiion oi ina puotie neaim
and aafely, by reaaon wheirof Ihl. ordl
nunc .hall l.k effect from and after
i pa.nge, niproval and publication.
PAHSKti, and Ilia emergency clau.e
ruled upon eeparalely and approved Ihl,
4lh day of March, 1911.
AITHOVI.D, Ihla III, day of March.
111).
T. D. EVANS,
A tt i Mayor.
MHH. I'HANH UI.AMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved:
I'llANK II. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.
(Ptibllabrd in Tba Titian Dally World
Match II, 10, tl, tt and 33, lilt. Th
..i.,.'i, , v, .,iu I,.,, nw
Woild Publl.hlng Coiiiu.ny. Publl.her. )
.H..l 1,1. V,...' ViV... I.avln.i I
iseaieti incu rot- mreei i-avingi
v.. II... i ,,...! ,!.,. ,l., t n. .
nnce of an onui'by ihe I war. I of ' rm. '
miealnnef. of lite CHy uf Tulaa. Oklahoma.
a-aled blda will be iroelvixl al the nfflr
of Ihn t lly AUiiitnr or aaiii i lly until
o'clock p nl., Thuraday, March 11,1. mil.
f,.r furnlahlng matrrUla and performing
me worn neraaaary in paving ami I'lit.r
wlae Improving In Ih- maiinrr and aub
jn t lo tha rondlilon hereinafter a,t out.
tn fcdlowlng deet-rlbed portlona of the
totlowlog nain.d iirect. .ltd avrtiu.a In
tald i'lty uf Tul, a, lo wli
VultKTOWN AVKNt'H (Llnilell
ll'itilevartJ i from the South Iln nf
rifii-eiilh Hti-rt Iv th Mouth Iln of
llli.ika I'our 14 1 and live IS) Lib
erty liacn lll.ywuoil Aildltlan) in
tb- Uy "f Tul.a, Oklahoma
aix rHkNTK li.At'K (llungalow
Drlvei from the ea.t line of Victor
Avenue to th eaat nd ef Hlxleentti
IM.ce In llungalow Court Addition
lo l lie lily nf Tulaa, Oklahoma.
HtXTKCNTII HTIIKKT from lha
Weal lliix nt Marti. on Avenue lo Ih
i;,.i tin- nf lie'rvlt Avvttu In Maple
park Addiituii in Ih CHy of Tul.a,
l iu lanniiiM
l.v.iilllA AV-It-l'K from lha South
lino of efei-ond Sliei-t to th South
line of hum Street,
That lertaln alley In lllJCK lot,
original Town, ruitbltig North nml
K'lUUi ihrough aaiii lllock from the
South lm of S.ciinit Hlrn.l to tho
North line uf Third Mtreet.
t-.ir further detail, a lo tit material,
plan uiul mrthod- of ron.lrurtlon lu b.
ued In Improtlag aald atrt-et and nvv
nor, bidder nre referred tn the plan
anil .,i l(li:'-liili IherHfnr approved by
the Itnaril of Coiumtaalonera nnd Ln the
ri-Noluilon adopted by aald Hoard deelar
log ih. itereMlty of and providing for Hi
ymprovvment of ld portion, of aabl
atreeta ancl avenura. Held re,,lutlciii.
plan, and .paclfkatlana al. on III In lha
offb of Ih- lity Audltur and roplea of
Haiti renolutlon will b furnlahed upon
.pp'liatlon therefor at th nfflfo of th
CHy Auditor,
Th entire coet nf aald Improvement on
aaul portlona of aald atreeta ami avenue,
nnd each nf them .hall b apportioned
to and ieve,l and aaaeaaed agaln.l the
abutting properly liable In a..mnl.
therefor and the owner thereof In au
rurdann with th prolalmia of Arllrl
9 of the Charter of th City of Tulaa,
Oklahoma and " en', p. Ih con
tiailor will b. mad u tat bill, eildcn'
t.g .aid a.xcavnieiit
The contracler It whom 'he rin"-.! '
ma- be await il wi l l-. le i c I to ' r,
cur Ih aignsture cf a urrty 'upa
appruvtd by th Utiard ut (.gmuiu-lvuiri
LEGAL
if ih- ley of Tulaa to th. .nnira-l
g laiant-etng tho c ,ininn lion ,n th,i aclrn
f loo per cant, and ait Inclemii
llnil b surely eompany spin
i i,f ot cnmmlaalnnara of
"f TulM Sf mil lea than IM pel
lo per canl. and ait Indemnity lioh'l
Ilia i li
ner rent of
tba rontract tirlrr nrovlcled aatd ,ure
roinpany altall not ha liable on a.ld bou t
to trrail Twanty flva TrMimwiiil i;i.000
ltiitlara for indemnby growing nut if an
an accident, and atntulory k,,nd a,
te.ialra.l by th, law, of in- Stale nr
Oklahoma, th. above to be baaed ubon
th pilce blct In I ha proBoaal, nclnalvr of
tba annlrterting and adverilalng t-harve.
all of (aid Son la li tie eemit1 by in"
instraelur and tha aiirety or esrrilea or -rptahle
lo ih Hoard of l.'ommnnloner,
"f the I'lli- of Til I, a. and the I'lty at
Tula, ta ) made parly af th third part
In said bonrla.
1 tlld- ntual ba upon I be nrnpnaal aural,
furiilahail by th ("Ity Knglnear and earh
l-id iituat br Moeomtianleil by a aeparaia
-rllflatt chrrk on aent. aolvant hank,
bank hnuae or trsat renmpany tn an
oiiKiunl anusl in five ill par rent of th'
i amount of ihr appro, Imale total enei of
I ilia work, baard uuon th bltla wlm which
I -ctliinlttiHl, Th lloant of Corrlmlaalonri
, nf aaid "Uy rraiv lb. right In rrn-'
n and all Mda and hblcleri ar cautioned
i'i ,,n-iY. all tier ronil I una eel out in
,h. .....,,,...,.. -.., :; .....; Li."..
'"y mi luiaa, i-Hiarmma. ai t
i lo, a m . rrtilay. April tat ltt
All bid, ar. r.aiilr-ul i b. ineeil nn
fll lo ih. city Auditor', offlr for In
apactbin t'iriy.u hmira afUr opening
in ii ward or reject Inn of bid, tan
l- marl.
Tula, Oklahoma March lllh, Hit.
if 118. PltANK MMAMAN.
City Aaillmr.
il'ubllhcl In lb Till Pally World
"rrn Ii. 71. la 1, ar, 7
"Sfl II, ll.l. World Piibllahlng Com
' intt.: I'MWlsWs.
NOTICtl TO I'lliil'KllTT OW.MIIHH
, . , , AND CoNTHAI'TOHK
Inlng Plarr, New Irving Pines, Phillip"
Huh cllvlalon en- l
Hill Will be receive.! at Ibe office of
'lb Clt, Aliilllur. Tula. I llil. honi.. until
'rli. k p m . Thurdy. tnrrn loth,
Inr In ron.triH I inn of a Hanllarv
" tiirliidlng Utetel. connrrllnrir.
and oihr anburlrnam for swe t'la
Iri.i N,, nrf rrraleil and ralabll.hed
by Oidlnanr Nn .11.1 paaad anil p
pr..il lb HI, ,.y nf March 1921.
liana prvfilra and ,.-ilflmtlnna for
Hi" 1 11111 ruction of aalit aewer avatem nnd
"J'l"11 leliaiu' have been adopted by th
.,, ,i,..ni di i iniimiavwill, "
aald City anil r now on fll. In Ih of
fb nf , Clly liiiRlnerr
llbla mini b made upon ll.e off.tUI
protHMal ahrela of lb. lily of l'iil,a.
In rl at Ii In in reject uny and all lid.
ta rearrvril lu the Mould of iimnileatnttera
of Ihr lily of Tul.it, Oklahoma
A certified check In the um r.f.itl
per rent of Urn amount of ii bid will
be required from rarli bidder.
All bltla will tm opened and eon.lderfd
by th lloant of Unmmlionra nr eal I
City at ii Hireling of .aid Hoard In b
held In ih CHy Mall In e-il.l city at 9
ii tlm k n. in, on Dm l.t nay ut April.
1931
Any nml oil p.rtl. Inlr,l'i ar
hereby hnllfli-,1 Ihat they my appiar
and iirntrat again. I or obj Tt In aild ptr
poeil (mprovftiiienla or otty p,trl thereof
nr any inaltrr or thing In reluinti limn
lo, al nald meeting of lb ,lil Hoard 'f
CommlMlonera nn tint lat Jn' vf A pt II,
1911
MHH. lit A. NIC CltAMAV.
CHy Auditor,
Rntci and Information
14o per word par llmV
bev.n lnartlou fur Ih prlc of nit.
itliiliiiuin po It words.
lo par word par day when copy runs
ina month without clung.
Advrll..mnia ,t l it capital doubl
Hire.
Minimum amount on llin ila.
Spral conli.ct ral.a for t.ulneaa
ldvrtl,ln op raqurat.
ALL tilAIIIIH WANT ADS ar. du
ml payabi Ih earn day flrat 'n-er-lion
of ad appeal,. lAII out-nf. own
want ad and all wanted to rani, .tt
a.tlone winl.d, wealing apparel and
nou.eholcl good. ad. at. pveltlvcly oa,ti
,n advance i
T 15 1. 1! P II O M II WANT ADS ar
(hargwl al 111. .am. tat a. can ada
ml cnllerilon. will be made al your
home or office aa aoon after first In
anion aa po.albl. ihl. la an a(W
eomniodailnn eervlc and payaint
hould b liari proittnlly whin bill K
pre.entrd, Alwaya ark your telephnn
ad lu be repe.tnl back to you hr the
telephone ail taker In make aura tb.t
II haa bean correctly taken. Th World
lannot aaeuni re.pi.na'blllly fur error,
ef any kind ucvurrhiif In tl.phoa
tdvrrll.enient.
Under no ctrotimalanree ar w i
ipoimbl for rior In any advarllae
ment utile,, rrporled Immediately rftr
flrel Ineertloii, No reduction In co,t of
an al will be mad unlet error d
ilmy vain of ad,
Phono G00O
SK I'OH WANT AD l-KPAHTMI-NT.
'Want Ads
-W'II!,
trjiftijaiii-)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Losr ,Sd i 1 1 1, Sir
liAIIV who plrkiMl uu vantlv Taae Itlulto
theater Sunday nfternoon return ti own
er Hjie'nJiurK 't'iig .lore.
LOST Hu'r,rirrke ,'"".'. "yl- k'l7 alid
II- tiui'k. binder cell ly.c. 4JIT,
'"f ,AN." WIU" t'clilr, Hltawk-r w Ii.imv
Of Dlirk. Itewur.l II..,. Ill
i '"tJ .'"'"'' ehuiige puian containing
Ila. 09. hftwi.i! l''..iiril. -.ixl Ifcrn. ...i
Main ul I Ik-' a Chile Putlnr. lieaao. rclurlt
l' 918 I j. Ila.kell, Itrwafd.
I.OSI' laik mure, cru.a rl iiT eliuuldar,
Call Oa.g -97-ll.
),OHT Telbiw tViuir1,' with britwii pot,
..-,.,. .-, uii.m.i,. ir.ag
B'rHAVT.l--Kr"iiiii' oua..'rr'll. iU' l'mi
.,"".."! : two inllrn eolith of Tula-,, uu
...w.,.,. , ,l n, lliiweuftl. Ij.ag
i.i... i.... -, .. ...: . ..--
una
r'"'..". eay liuiar.
Anyone
,V."fJ,kK,.nd7.lp.nir .'. o.".;. 'iSiS
.AA.r...'-nJ ., t ."Jl"JJ'l?:
torata,
! iiunu-lien rord .p.nler car, In my
.. '".'.v. vi.agn tiii-j or can nt 04
n uiiieiir.
J.uST lllock lli,n"i
I.Ur.. hf-IWeeil
Pollrlh lllltl lloatoli anil Tula. llit.l,..
eullrge, linder cull O.ag 9065 utter 6
p. tl, - IteWHtll.
LOST-- niui:k".rathr "iiurir iietwilrn
Hluckl drug loro unci Wulker Apurt-
menta. I'lndar pliae return In Mr, fie,.,
T. Uilllam.iin and receive reward. Apt.
II. Wulkrr Airlnienla,
l.r.-rT--lii ri7 neitr ;uliHii-ii-eirnriTiy fH
ernunn Ptreatuii i aalng else 31,1,
mounted on rim. I'leu,. notify owner P.
tl. Una 711 or phone tkoig 6100.
POUND One' I ar? 'blank Bd'whll'ktr-r.
Hi. If. II., IK. Ilt.
. ''''""''V liiHMiVAi, a
AlHMONT MATTiltNlTV ItOHI-Pi AL 'for
ronfinement; private. prLci-. iwauiiuiue.
may work for buanl, balde adopted
Hilte fur booklet. Mra. T. II. Iint. 4911
I3j 7tl .treeLKanaaa lilyUo.
fANiifHli, lum'iiiii. Korti, pile
Write for teatlmuiiial. about lutrx i ,
617. Delia. Ta.
WKHT MAIN ItATijItNiTT aANlTAWUM
- A horn for th car and protection
of young women; ratee ra.'inable, bablra
adopt. tl. Dr. M, II Newman, niedloal
dlioclor, 1(41 W Main, Oklahoma (ity
" vr'i',(i.tjVtrriti:H" ' ' ii
Tv oin? wiThfl N N l.r i.irTe." ur...d
rrcuii auilii it lumr meg , I , 10 Hob
Inaon llldg.
AUTOMOBILES
Al 'lOMOIIII.US OH s.T,l
"i:i:ii cah ii AHtiAlNs"
it)
W hav n fw good itaeil rara wkiih wa
ill i. offering Ii, aell ut reaaonabl prlcea.
Can offer term Iv roipon.lble pari le.
l'Hi;D fclllAW MOTOH COIIl'OHATK'.V
1)6 ,'""i.1dj;r..
TTl7!. L. Vt ill "I"l j'
O.ag Ii ' i
iliu iiiodtl, iour't
It, i , mil lir,.. giiarailirni I r.i
rirli'l.t. Will rlrinon.lral an pin
i. t . . n al .91 f Drlioil 1 ','
1 HI
til l ii '"i" M i -ii I .'tie
.- i a.t i " I ' 1 ' 1 ig b ga n
nil i J. J. Jianvr, liji. n t, una,
1'tiun It'tt

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