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fULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1021
GROWTH OFTULSA
SCHOOL SYSTEM
Progress of Fifteen Years
Sounds Like Fairy
Tale
PROVIDINGFOR FUTURE
p,,h, v of Buying Property in
(ix.i'ifc of Growing Su
l.ur1) Has Saved Money
I AITII HIKHONVMt'P.
i fi score ot years ago a
mi school In what I, now
.r Tultu'H hunlnc district
i'io only educational ml.
'it the then embryo town
ihlldrcn. There wriin't,
ii. n, to bo sure, but r a- h
l tho llttlo school u )tt
i il, until n few far-scino;
spirited tnon. knowing
,.wn builds surely without
' 'vltttr fundnment.il of odu-
i illtles, put up the money,
the school and Its Bite
i deeded by tho Indians tn
,1. M. Jnw. J. Forsyth
; r.iirrihani, who Inter wero
1 hy the city for tho sum
! ipiiho. There wan no
,, In renllty; Indeed, it
ii teit the elastic pro
. f one's Imaginative fnr
Ul tho Hcntterlng evldenre
merit, outposts of clvlll7.il
. nearly, a Village. "From
of tho npplu orchard, the
to the corner of tho lot
tl street from Mrs. Z- ,"
1. ly. In effect If not literally.
'fO f
th is
Th"
Hi ea rocoruou,
... ,hn nucleus nf im '
1 eve tern "ot Tulsa. ' '
'i',,,l,v the board of education nt,
1,! T.laa rltv school l own. rl 1
,.. Tulaa rltv schools own. ,
J ,l ihii nitv iW thl r
" , , , 0 It ha 22 school build-
I-:,, 'i'r" S, XTP.
...... -..... ,.-..-........ .... ...
i.ju in 1110 nnnntft ot hcmooi nin
'it 1 IhkIi Bcliool that, when coni
1 i.;cl, will bo tho lnrKeiit school
i r-rnind nrea, west of tho
M" ! Pi river, nnd Is the only
f 0 itrl' t In tho ijtato Mint ban
,i . k .(, fund up to normal. Tho
iK . nuthorltlcs, In tho 15 years
'11.1T. ivimn' tn. fnr .ni.'nr,'i
n p' " were first levied, hnvo dono
nn'o than most districts do In 100 i
l'or Tiitim Generation-!
Th' Tulsa spirit is one reason, and
.Hi. . the basic rcuson l that
th who have boon directly re-
mo! for tho formation nnd tho
.iriuM.n of the business policy of
ti. p IdoI system have bullded not
rt uliv nor not for tho Immediate
tnno luw, but for tho futuro gencr-1
5! i " In tho matter Of hjIiooI
r '" they havu koiio out nnd
nhead. and then when the
cd for a school rip arose, It wnH
i' 1 In tho possession of the
ri'i-ludInK tho necessity of
B immediately at tho provaVjiift i
" ' in onier to meoi ino present " "'" puuin: uivn) . ,i.j
n Hni; demand ot the school. ! shouldn't the people eel the beliijflt
R lie a affairs aro handled llko a of their own city bulIdliiK efforts? I
; ii'.i.iss, I have studied tho Chlcnuo school
II O MrClure, president of the lenses, nnd those in the statu ot Wis
' 1 b'.nd nnd for 12 years n cousin, and hnvo been working on
timber of that body, ono of the , this matter of a OH-year lease for
Mp nnd farseelncr men directly re- seven or elsht years. Tho 99-ypnr
pi'nii for tho splendid school lease imts an endowment fund bc
vitpm of which Tulsa boasts, said hind your schools by means ot Its
dip oiher day In dlscusslnB tho mat- progressive rentals based upon re
irr rf the purchaslnfr of property niipralsements. and nt tho end of.tho
fr the schools, that tho school 100 years, ns 1 hnvo pointed out, tho
hoard was tnuclit a. lesson in an 1 property reverts back lo tho school
'.u!v div when Horace Mann was district."
tuilt When tho district was ready , As another phase ot the sehool
fw the location, tho block wan built liulldtnR prournm, tho old hlRh
wildly In houses, nnd before tho school bulldlne on Cincinnati, on tho
tio.ir (lroiild build, It hnd to buy nnd first fi0 feet south of the city build
tfar down thoso houses. Since then nK. 1 to bo torn down Just as hooii
It has been tho policy of tho board to 'ns school is out. nnd a school build
f.r ahead, and by so (lolntr it in(- to bo known as tle admlnlstra
liaii saved tho taxpayers a. larijo ' tlon bulldiliR, and later, when It is
am of money. Tor Instance, In tho no longer required for actual school
mattrr of tho Longfellow nnd IjCO service, to be used as n school office
n'nnois. The J.eo property wns
.oousnt sometime before tho school
wn buili for J7.B00. Ily tho time tho
uiMru was roauy to use it, us vaiuo
hvl tnnro than dnublod, and It was '
(ippr.ilaed nt J20.000. It hnd been
ti'UKhi, puid for, was ready for tho
buUdlrnr. nnd could, in tho menn
tlmi, have lieen sold if tho funds
hail been badly needed. Tho Ionc
Mlow property, boueht for $6,500,
wai ahi. d nt J20.000 when the
buildinp was erected,
JtcachliiR Out.
The bnard owns now, Mr. McCluro
Mid, fi,. ;i, rf.H 0( jan( on tho ceme
t"ry drive, halfway between tho turn
In the road at tho city limits nnd
tho renieiory. Kvontually tho town
nil lbuild r,tit that way, ns ban been
provrn before in tho caso ot school
icsim. m indeed, is
buildlm?
Solhl'Z'.rH'lS
,.na p, rh-ins tripled by tho time tho i
i sciiool liiillillniT on thnt I
in" his arisen. T.lknwlRn nrntwirtv
Jiaa lci-n bi.iight on Terrnco drive
to n.i a a o need for a building that
jUl in., ntdy ho tho outgrowth of
ti iii .ding up of tho town In that
Tho hnnded Indebtedness of tho
'n ids is approximately $5,000,000.
Th
l has 2. 300, 000 worth of
and J850.000 In its hands
td
il t ,
"till nr.
In n
''it tm
It 14 )
",'ia
jro
nd to tho now addition be
the present high school. 1
k- erected on a 280-foot
1 without doubt, Mr. Mc
I. ui'un Its completion will
g'-t school building in so
I'lound nrea is concorned
f
us I
' Mississippi river. Tho
j' w a .an.iium will havo tho aoat-
' ; ' it v cf one-half of Conven
" ' one! In Its equipment it
' of tho most thoroughly
' i ' "i up-to-dnto in tho ontiro
Mann, Mr. McCluro
m:i h
nmril Dnlinnlmnmu nmwn
', ''I md moro tonchers upon Its
i h, , 'u around thnn any other
Car u',(,lnK n in nrea of a slm
ihl.1 .' in country. There aro
tm, iu0 pupl1"- 24 rooms, a play
utti?"!, 200 ,oot ln l aJ tho
ri '!nn of lhls Kround to such an
fnt , pOS,t)0 oniy by tho
iir m u,,lt system, for which
tin , uro Wni' directly responsl
nen i '? 'ncfl'tion Bovernl years
tnet.1. ,lcr thlnB nI'0Ut tho build-tf-n
v .u4' the present school sys-i-ri'i
! ln regard to Uh property
r,-item ,m,!t,lnBs. ' that the bcIiooI
,stcm "n't be outgrown.
In v.1 10 0U-Vear Lwiso.,
i0 kcsplng with. Ha policy of koep-
Actress Proves
VN .-au-.
3lls Mjrtln Tniiiielilll fslng tho
"The female Ir not the unprotected
creature thnt poets hI jc about, nor
l" "e uuconiiuionniiy me weuitcr rex
1,110 ",,H heretofore been labeled,'
?."''? Tn'ineliill, who appeared
.1 1 """"" V"" 1 "r"eu
)VlnB Npw York' "A woman is1
'""" -urn, i wuimm is jiiu are winning in inn parK nnu ft
Ju8t nH capable of taking euro ol 1 man comes up to you to crab your
1 '-2I2i f ri'-'ILji1.'. ""il? L1!?' ."Lf'l.'iU''JlJ'-'JI" !".?' ylt torenten the man
l. Tulna people , ho wealth thnt
luIsa ppopm tliemselveR create wnn
tho vlrtunl endowment of the city
schools obtnlned recently bv the
board In lt lonsliiK to n. W. Hlh
clalr for n 99-yenr period property
200xM0 foet fneliiB on- ltoston and
vnlued nt J240.00O. This property,
non-taxnblc because It Is school.
property, will bo Improved by tho
'"""w. according to contrnct. sueh
- mprovomtMitn to bo beKiin vlthln six
inumiiH niicr ucionnr i, wnen me
lenso bceomcH effective. At tho end
of tho 89-ycnr period, tho school
district pays the lessee for value of
' "i' " 7 " '", ,l 1 ", V
'"" c" l" l",u sc-ioo. .u-iri
- very 10 years durlm? tho life of tho
r, lh? Property Is rovaliied nc
cortllntt to n system provided In the
?n0 nnl1 tllP r,,,ltl11 nx(,a to lv,0 "
6 I'er cent return on tho appraised
vaiue. .iu nnu iiiipniisoiiii-ni, ihi
ever, Is tnndo at tho end of the first
five years, and every 10 years there
after. This Is the first OD-yoar lease ever
executed In this county. Mr. McCluro
s.ild. rclntlvo to this trnnsnctlon:
bulldlnK, will bo unlit irom ino mu
ninterlnl at a possime cost
$100,000.
of
COAL SHORTAGE
PINCHESJRITAIN
Appearance of Cold With
Mines Idle Makes Suf
fering Greater
LONDON', April 17 Sunday
brought additional discomfort from
I ulrlUn to tho ticoole of flrent
n tho need for tho nlren.ly
closely held f uol was increased by
unneiiriinco oi winier weuiuvi
throughout tho United Kingdom,
with a considerable snowfall In some
seiuons.
Tho leaders of tho striking mlnsrn
hnvo nil loft London, apparently
inuih to tho disappointment or the
government departments concerned
In tho dispute, who hd been hop
ing that, now the political question
Involved In the demand of tho min
ers for a national pool had been dis
posed "f by the refusal or support iu
tno miners by the triple alliance, it
might be possible to get iichuuu
tions on thn wage question started
again.
Tho action of tho houso ot com
menu last Thursday night In vir
tually taking the affair out of the
hands of the government was widely
commented upon a bringing In a
new phase of public affairs not al
together to the taste ot government
depnrtments but likely to help to
wnrd n tnoro speedy settlement.
The bad weather and the collapse
of tho threatened railway nnd trans
port strikes, nns nau
retarding tho recruit ng of the o -unteer
forces in London, fewer c III
zens offering themselves for enllst-
'"tIio train services will bo addi
tionally curtailed during the coin ng
week. The admiralty Is preparing
to bring real from Nova Scotia for
Us own lino ami some of the nil,
coal factors are preparing to Import
American voixl.
A mass meeting of railway men
held in Carlisle today passed rtso-
tlons ln favor of calling a general
ra way "trlko unless the Just claims
of the miners weio adjusted by next
Friday,
That Women
i
ily
lliiiniiicrlork on A lplioiiis Ullilcr When
and robber-, ns n mnn If she known
n few simple yet efficient method- of
Heir - defen.'. Uf course u hat pin Ih
niwnjH valuable to huvo hnndy, but;
better villi Ih knowing how to liw the
nnmineriocK anil mr umiireua Il
you nr.- walking In the. park nnd a
SKULL SURGERY
AMONG INCAS
Style of Warfare Caused
Numerous Broken
Heads
.vmv yoHic, Apni u.-i'ichis-
torlc Indians of Bouth Ameiicn, had
crinlo medicine men who removed
splinters of arrow-heads ami stone
bludgeons from wounded warriors
by cutting through the skull wish
knives of stone or obsidian an,:
other simple Instruments wtoukIu
from copper nnd bronze, Hometlmep
the imtlenl lived; frequently he
went to the happy hunting grounds
These uncomfortable treatments
of serious casualties from tribal
skirmishes still continue In remoti
nrens of llollvln. Mvldence of thin
lms been gathered by field workers
from tho American Museum of Nat
ural History.
Of nearly 1,200 skulls collected In
Houth America by tho Into Dr.
Adolph Hrnnduller for exhibition in
thosmuseum, alioul 5 per cent has
been operated upon. To surgeons
tho prnct.c is known as trephining.
It futurists of removing a disk or
button of bone from tho skull with
a saw called a trephine.
.Many Cracked Heads.
Complex fructuro of tho skull
with depression of tho bony platm
must have boon common oeeurenei-M
during the nnclent tribal warn when
cIuIm headed with stoiio and copper
along with slings, tho "bols." and
tho "lllul" were offenslvo weapons,
said the rerorts of the museum') in
vestlgUtors. A natural procedure, they opined,
with victims who nurvlved skull
fractures must Imvo been attempts
to removo tlte splinters of bono tint
pricked the brain, or to cut out
fragments pnwslng upon it.
AnncMthctlcM I'nknoitii.
Warlike clans fight Intermittently
oven toeing In the wilds of Hnllvia
and skull fractures are common
Other heads are perforated now and
then In the bacchanalet and festi
vals whoopeil up occuMon.ilIy with
great iiinntitlr of Intoxicant, the
Investigators reported. When the
laughter and thn free-for-alls nulet
down, the medicine men get on
their sharp pocket knives and mndi
Incisions Into the Injured skulls o.
thy sufferers, frequently coverln
tho aperture with gourd. During
the operation they scrap around tin
wound with a chisel.
Modern amusthetlcs are unknown
to the medicine men. They put their
patient Into insensibility by constant
use of the coca" plant. This alS'.
Is employed for healing purposes.
and is commonly applied to wounds,
liruihis and i-unt unions.
JAP DIPLOMATS
SHARPLY DIVIDED
Some for Standing Firm
on Yap Issue; Others
for Compromise
111- Tlia Aaauf lain! l'raaa
Tu Kit). April 17 A sharp dlvl
hlon of opinion In governmental cir
cles ns to what attitude should be
minuted In regard to the Amerlcnn
noto on mandates Is reported by close
observer of the situation, an Influ
ential groun, It is said, insisting that
Japan should maintain her htnnd on
the award mndo to nnr by tno su
preme council at I'nriia.
Sho Jljl Hhlmpo ln nn editorial ar
ticle expresses the opinion that Japan
will ro(ly negatively to tho note. Inv
Ing streiss on the contention that the
supreme council's decision in award
ing the mandate for the former
Herman Islnntl In tho north Pacific
to Japan was an agreement collater
al to tho pence treaty and therefore
valid ln tho same sense as tho deci
sion regarding tho distribution of the
Oerman warships. Moreover. It notes
that tho 1'nlted States failed to fllo
a protest when thn mandate decision
was published in May, 1919.
he Kokumin Hlumhun expremes
belief that Japan will seek to satisfy
America by settling thn controversy
over tho Island of Yap separately.
Tho standpoint of those who believe
thrt Japan should Maud upon tho
council a decision Is voiced by l'ro-
Can
Fro
11
lit
lie Alli'tnpls lo Snatch llor Purse
with nit sorts of dlrn things, but do
II first nnd talk about It afterwards.
The first lick generally wins n fight. '
To Illustrate the hnmiiicrlock, Minn
Tannehlll Is here shown employing
,. vttilime, I'thlnr tlm Ion, tin..
11 Alphoiu th" H ailing
... , , ...
'" of te company, who po-ed with
her.
fessor UcHUKl of the Imperial tinlver
wlty In an artlelo in which he tie
lares that sjiould Japan be forced
" comply with the American de
.nand it woub be the greatest nn
t.oual dlsnraco since the return of
i the IJau-Tunc penlnstiln to Chluu
uniter me pii'ssnro of tne i:uropean
imtM'ts after the Clituo-Japanrso
war
I ii for tun 1 1 ti frcm offlelnl uuarters
'n the stibju't Is that Japan is still
In consultation with the allies.
AUTO KILLS BOY
ON FEDERAL ROAD
coNTiNtiKo r:ict PAtu: oni:
he was driving west on Fifteenth
street nnd that ns he reached lies
ton avenue ho attempted to cross
anil go up tne sleep grime to Main
si reel
lnrim'
He says ho did not see tho'
cur. anil tint tlin first Intl.
.iinn tm bmt ,,r nnv ,nt,.. r,-- i
tront of his was nt tho moment the,"1' f'""11 firm In their upholding
cars collided. The next recollection
liii had was when he was standing
In the street where he had been
thrown by tlin collision looking at
the wrecked I'ord. Tho drlveis of
Iho cars wero taken to the pollen
station where reports wero mado of
tho wreck and both drlverH re
leased. .M YKTI.lt V COM.tKIO.V AT
MADISON A Nil AD.Mllt.Mt.
In a collision bulween atttomobllefl
nt Admiral hottlovard and Madison
avenue shortly beforo midnight Hun
day, n Ilulck car was badly damaged
and a b'ord touring car completely
wrecked. When an officer arrived
at the sccuo of the collision the oc
cupants of tho Kurd had disappeared
and only ono man. the driver of the
Ilulck, who gave his tinmo ns J. I.
Hmlth, was arrestml. A woman who
gave her name as Jessie Johnson, in
the enr nt the lime of thn collision,
escaped front W. A. Nnsh, special of
ficer for thn Santa l'o railroad, when
the Intter chased Hmlth half a block
before capturing him.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the wrecking of the two cars. Hmlth,
In whoso pocket a pawn ticket bear
ing the name of miner Idowellyn
was found, In tho only statement he
would make to the police snld he
did not know the name of tho Ilulck,
but further than this he refused to
talk. Nash told the police that
Hmlth pouted whisky out of a hot
Me while the spccl.il officer was talk
Ing to the womnn. and that when
Smith attempted to run, ho left tho
womnn nnd followed the mnn. The
woliinn ran when Nnsh attempted to
recapture Hmllh. Tho fact that Hmlth
does not claim the car, nnd the fur
ther fact Unit the occupants of the
I'ord disappeared Immediately after
the smnsh led officers lo bellevo
one or both cars may be stolen prop
erty. An ninbuliince cnll was received by
n local undertaking company from a
source not yet discovered, and nn
ambulant e was rushed to Iho scene
of the wreck. When it arrived, the
occupants of both cars, except the
woman and Hmlth, had disappeared.
Mwikopcc Boy Star Is
After Simninh Ilichcn
MI'SKOORK. April 17. Krn.nk
Neeley, hallows mid barefooted.
dresi'ii only In a pair of soiled over
alls and a lib kory shirt, nt the age
of 10 tins left for Spain to olrtlm
the mythical fortune of 1300,000
Hint has lured manv others much
older than he from their homes, ac
cording l his father, Itivo Neeloy,
hero tonight.
A novel toy Is a plpo from which
two soap bubbles are blown at once,
ono abovo and tho other beneath the
bowl. ,
A nw Hrltlsh airplane engine that
has developed moru than 1,000
horsepower has 18 cylinders in
groups of four.
Danish engineers are experiment
ing wdth tho production of turpen
tine from fir trecw, using thn roots
and twigs as well as the trunks.
An Inventor has combined a pan
togiaph with nn nxyhhydrogen torch
to enuble metal to be cut by fol
lowing drawings.
Canada received 147,(102 1mm I-
grant from 61 different countries
last year as. compared with 117,005
tho previous year,
LOATHE NAME OF
SCHERMEH0RN
One Was Missionary and
One Personal Agent of
President
S.i . l.i Til Woilil.
I'n i l."iii)i, April 17 -The sonic-
uliil nt drnth uf llev. It. H.
i' i on i liui n. for ttutn) yciiis en
i i 1 1 1 In missionary work annum
i: i ll iclaus, re. nllH to thoM'
li'ii i i.i with the hlttoiy or the
"ii er that iinintijt thi' nnmi-s tin
i , 1 1 it with file people of this ns
i i w i. thnt of Hchwrmerhorn. He.
i i 'mln st or of the gospel, but
I, n ik uns r.itlni In dlniupl liuin
' ' 'Hi lldiite, lo cause a portion of
M . i ' csokeefi to liecninr llislllsfi'll
ill ot illioul the aiitiiorlty of
' in - nun giivmiimeiit at a most
il i iilnl of their hlstorj. Hev
' II l' l.ri mcrluu n. i iiiiiiiilssloni i ,ii
l i w Jii.kson. thin president of
l. I niti-d mutes was the mnn most
t ue pichMpi. unniitK the White
I" i- In m-ciil I ii ir n-wnt lo tin
ri.i' of IsXh, iiImi knoiMi a the
In it of New I.cluita.
The sti'ii(Rle nmon.t the C'hfirnkee
il Ho' While people of thM stiitv
i 1 1. oiRs. hnd been under way for
ii m nit veins. Attempt after attempt
,i d .ci them In give up their land
i.il iiini've lo the west 'hud been
. i ling, sfi hnd attempt-! lo .
111' I 'fill III M .Hill elllllH'il of , tie
.i ilii'li lo agiee I.i tlentlen nnd aree
nent wlitili would ltioiire the re
inm ill As Is known lo those who
'.axe knowledge of the period, lb"
nadei s stood nulled HKiilnit removel
ill. I lefl the entile matter to the
i;uvei iiiiient, expecting and twikliiR
only (hat treaties pievlously made be
upheld In their entirety and the gov
"I'limulit give tho promised protec
tion. Kent rcn-onnl Agent.
It Is also known that the most do
lermlneil advocate of removal wai
ii 0 tin other than Andrew Jackson
Mnuti'lf. Documents nnd letters
wiltten by him during (he struggle
(irnvo Mint he had, ns has been Hinted
by eminent utlthorltles of the repub
lic, but small eonnlilenitlun for the
Indians, nnd had "thn froutlerinan's
haticd" for the Indians. Appeals lo
him by Hie Cherokee received scant
coiiulderatlon and when at length It
developed that no agreement could
be made with them through their
legnlly constituted officials, he np
pointed and sent among them as
commlssloni't' itev. J. II Heliermer
horn. This preucher-emlssnry duly
arrived luid, as history shows, made
himself an unpopular as IteiiJamln
l' Curry, another person whose
name recalls Hie unhappy and In
glorloiiH period when all the powers
of n pres dent of the t'nlted .States
were exerted In opposing the Cher
okecs ami upholding the "preten
sions of tho state of (leorgla."
As Hchermerhotii could do nothing
with tho regularly elected officials
of the Indian nation, he had rccoiuse
to try what ho could do with Indlvl
inere was sonic iiswatisraction
" " ". nun
'had been for wiiiie lime, but hitherto
of tho Interests of Hie nation Hut
the time had arrived when such ac
tion would bo taken as would urotisn
nation whin Interest, After koiiio
da)H In tho, nation Bchrrmc rhoru
met wllh a delegation composed of
Cherokee cltlr.cns, but who had 110
legal status, who hnd no authority
from the council, and who acted
upon their own responsibility. This
madn no difference to the minister,
for In order 10 remove the Cherokees
It miKt be shown that they nHcntcd
to tho lemnval, As a result of Hie
meeting the treaty, under the terms
of which tho Cherokees were r
innveil, van duly hIkIii-i! nliil lliel"
after Hehermerhorii took his depart
ure for tho east, his mission accopi
pllshed, and the treaty made wns,
after fleice debate III pho American
congrem, ratified.
Had a delegation of Indians mndo
a treaty with normally I" '" world
wnr, written nnd spoken language
would contain no words strong
enough to condemn their act Ion, but
In the OHne,of the Cherokees It was
different, and In a few yeais to come
tho grunt removal took place. The
government, however, when t'lio time
for the removal canie, did not recog
nize any of tho negotiators of the
treaty as representing the Cherokees,
but dlil reeognlr.o the same officials
who hail long opposed Iho removal.
Ho. Indlsputalde proof was thereby
given that nil that was wanted was
a pretext for the expulsion from thn
limits of Henrgla, and thai Kfhcr
inerhorn did all that was expected
of him hy the president run those
who agreed with him In tho cose of
the Cherokees in (leorgla.
As has been mentioned, Hehermer
horii, aflcr M'eiirlng the agreement
at New i'Xiota, departed for the
east. It wan well for him that h
did. While the Cherokees hnil been
exceptionally patient undor theh
years of oppression, ll is probable
that when It became known Just
what the eoinmlmiliiiier had done he
may have cxpeilenced violent treat
ment. As It was Hie very mention
of his name wan made with loathing
and contempt and then often c
"Old Vhormerlioin." While tho old
missionary of tho same name who
lived among the CbociawH In tlm
wont received their esteem and ad
miration, the comnilasloner of Jack
son to the Cherokees In the "old
nation" became 'hated and ilesplneil
and even to thM day his action Is
recalled with regret by those who
havo Ilea nl the pnrtlculais of his
action and who feel that whatever
would 'havo been the ultimate fate
of the Indians, a minister should
nut have been Implicated
FACILITATE PRICE
PROBING IS PLAN
roSTI.NTKIl ril"M PAtlt; ONI.
nt nn artificially high level by cur
tailing production or supply through
action which tends strongly toward
uniformity because banu'd upon
common information, but which
purports to lack tho element of con
ceited agreement rharnctnrlsllo of
the comblnatloiiH forbidden by tho
Hherrnan law x x x
"A fundamental difficulty nt thn
prcnont time lies In Hut fact (hat
there Is no complete Information
available to anyono with reference
In tho proper adjustment nf man
ufacturers, wholesalers and retail
ers' prhes in any industry. When
It becomes possible for any fact
finding governmental body to de
termini) at any stngn th cott which
a commodity represents tit that Hinge,
. t enn bo determined whether an ex.
I cwtsivn charge, is being placed
thurcun."
Knlort nnd Information
rr wnrd .r (Inoh
Sfn Inwrtluni Imt tli itIimi of
ti.
Minimum pe 11 wor,l.
I pft v i.nt t Ur wliin mer tunt
i.tit. mnntii wlilmul i'lin
Mliittnum Amnunt ntift tittle tie.
A I I. iMtAlliltn WANT At r itiif
ml iUI. ih m a) lfl lir
Mnn nt ml ,er I All iml-uf-ldwH
w.iil nt n, n'l wnfitfrt t isil, ll
lliin Wnlilut, WnrlB(t tiptll nit
h,iu.ttold in.vln kiln f immllniv
cull In aitviinr I
T It I. K V II Nt T WANT Alg J
efrnffffn mi thi nm rat rin sim
ml tniltt llon will ! msil nl raur
hiimn r off 1-f sm .nn rir rtrt th
limn tiiiMlblv. TMi H nn AMmtti
,n,ii1ilnii rln nil isim nu h',l
h m(l i.i,i.nHI whn hill t ir
ntMl Aly mIi ynuf ilrtinB i'
m W rniflil Imrk In nu ! ID
lili.phnnn ,l tnkrr I., tnskn ur thst
II Kan n riTmeily laktn Tlin WofM
i anntii limn rMifuinnlliltltr fnr nrrnrf
ef nn Unit nri inline ,ii ltPhnt
dvritti-ttitnla.
ttnl r nn rlntimatasn sra n f.
tti,inilita fnr rrnira In any ativntl!
mant unlna r(.iiiinit immntlUlalv attar
fltal In-arltnn N i -ilin U"ti Ih ml
or an ait III tia ma, la itnlfn arret
rlaatrora valua nf ail.
Plioiif fiOOO
ARK rnit WAN I All HRPAIITMBNT
rtJrieai;
LEGALS.
iFuhllaha.r in" lha Tulaa llalli World.
Apill II. I1t. World I'llbll.lOMK I'lHll
pan . I'utitlahra I
illllMNANr'N Nil Jl II.
An liiiflnahra irrallnic anil aatab
Hamuli SI.WI.lt I'll-I OH I' Si, 1, in
Ihr I'm nl Tulaa. uklnhnmi, tha aama
lii'ink i i,ii'iiii-i a i.f n trait of taml
licroljtaf ler ,l,,ai rtli.-il . ilai'lnilnif tha
hai'ilivuv alnl .rm ItlltiK for Ilia rnh
wt r ii, linn nf aanllary arwala In an III
KKWKII litmilliT Nil. lti an.l la
i lanna an rm, riftlt, y
UK IT DltllAINI:!) IIV TIIM IIOAIll) (ir
I'HMMIHirtilNI'IIN UK 'I IIH OITV III"
TI T I HA. OKLAHOMA.
HH'-TltiN 1 That fer annllary pur-
Jinara a aawar itlatrlct to Ii kmrnvii aa
IliWIill IIIHTIHCT Nil. 110 III til l!lly
nf Tulait. Uklalininn. la liarrliy rraalail
aint raiahllaliril, uml Ilia aama la tiarrliy
ilrairtt'-il and ilnfln,!, na follnwa. to. wit
liwtn ulnar nt tlm Inlaraaotlnn el Ilia
rautar llnra uf rittranlli Hlraal ami
(luakar Atnu! lliaiina Nnrth slnng
lli tntr lliin of i4iiaNr Avnua, a
illxtam nf all liiimlrtil ami altly-flva
and flvr-tanttia ((Kill fart to Ilia r ali
tor lllir of li.urlr.'tittl allrrl tlianra
Waal alulitf III ralitrr Una nf Tnur
liiantli Mrart n itlatanra nr tllinr lilin
itrnl ami Iwfnl) all (Sit) frtt In Ilia
miliar llll" i.f i' urln Ai.tl.ia II, -lira
H.iiilli atiinr Ilia rantar Una of l'anrl
Avriiua, a fllatnnra nf all hunitrnt ami
alill fltr ami nva Irntha lKI.ll feat
In tlm irnlrr linn uf I'll In-nt Ii Hlrral,
I he lira liaal nlunr til (flllur Una Of
I'lflailltll Hlrml. n illatimra nf thlaa
toimliail ami twanty alt 13161 fart to
lha miliar Una nf (Junker Annua, nr
tlin ptarn nf tiatftnitlhs
KM'TIUN ) That It Ii. and la liafaliy
iletlarr1 nrmaaary lo (iiiialrurt aanllary
aawara, tounliar with Ilia naraaajry latar
ala. intrta, iitantinlaa ami oiliar riitir
lananrta In Ilia ahovn aahl HliWDIt IIIH
Tltll'T NO 179 aa ilaflnril by lllla Ontl
iiaiuti iMKalhrr with aurli initlaia ami
riinnrrtlniia na rliall b nacaaaary In pro
vlilr n iror ana rumiilrtn ralillary awr
atalaiti In aalil illalrlct.
Tlia City llnnlni-rr It lirrahy authorltail
ami itlirti in prapara ami praaanl In
ttila llnar, 1. wlttinut ilrlay, aaparain arr
una iiiinru, wuimm uri-y, bh'bi"," ,, -
Unit, prnfllra. ptana ami aparlflrallnin
for Ilia cnnalriirtlon nf aalil aawar illalrlct,
aa almvn ttaflnail, tollir with a romplata
ratiinnla nt tlin roat thrrrof fur aal,l tlia
trlrt.
HUCTtnw 9' irlinl nn amartranrt nllata
fnr Ilia prrarrvallon or Ilia publln baallti
ami aatrty, by rraann wliari'nf lllla uritl-
nan'K altall takn rtfrrt from ami attar Ita
pnaaaua approval anil puiiUCHtiritt,
I'AHSl'Jl ami tlia rtnarsanoy rlaiian
mini upon aapnralrly and approval! thla
13th ilny nf April, 1031.
AI'l'llOVKl) thla Utb day nf April, l!l.
J, M. ADKIHON,
Mayor pro lam.
Allraf
JIIIH. I'll A NIC HI1AMAN.
I'lty Auilltur.
Approved:
I'llANIw It DUNCAN,
rity Alturr.ay. x
(T'ulil tali nl In Tha Tut W'orlil March ii,
April 4. 11 ami II. l!l, Win hi Publlahlnir
Co., PuhHahrra )
VK TUB ttdnnilnKINIll), tranartln
buatnaaa In Ilia Hlata uf (iklalinma aa a
parlnriahlp timtar a ilaalanatlnn that itnra
lint aliuw tho namaa nf tne paiantia Intar
ratrit aa parlnara la audi bualuaa, tin
brralty certify :
1 That tlm atyla ami nama of tha firm
umlrr which audi eartnarahiii bualmraa la
ronilurtr.t la llaaklna A Hello,
I. That thn principal plnra nf htialnrra
nf auih liarlii-ralilp la nr itad In tha
Atru 1 1 ut) ,1 1 n k . TuU.i, Oklan una.
I That Ihr natnaa la full of nil lha
inrinliara of rurh parlnarahi.t ami thilr
plaera of rralitanc aro aa filllowtl
lilljnh V. Halla, flraenlrh, t,MIOi 1 (I,
II r. I). Klnir Ht , Porl' lo-alar, N, V. .
(' nr ra n I.liil atn. 44 Nm'ju iiou
vnril. (lanlan l.'lty, N. Y.
.llnmvr A. 1 ii ii ti. Naw Yiirk Athlttlo
Club Naw York
nnwani ii I'mm, walla, varinoiit,
Wllllain 1'. Illckatt. 410 lllvrralila llrlva.
Naw Yurk. i
John r. roibaa, Mill Vallav. (Tallfnrnla.
William It. 1111. II Park Htrart. .Mont-
clalr. N. .1.
Ki iniiinl ('.. liana, a 1 4 1 Northumbar.
laml HI , IMttaburKh. I'a.
Ilutnl. January 21, Itjl
i:i.I.f All W. HKl.l.H,
t'llAltl.llH H. I. HIM. Alt.
IIO.MI.Ii A. 1IDNN.
ItOWAIIII II COOK.
WILLIAM I' lllt'KHTT,
.IIIIIN I". I'llltllKH,
WILLIAM II. IIKt.l,.
lUl.Ml'NIl C. IIAI'HII.
HTATI! (If NliW riJItK. I'OUNTV Ol'
KltiV TI1IIK. hH :
I. H. 1. Itnllaa. ti Notary T'llbtlo In an.l
fnr thn t'nlltlty of Htlffnlk, Klala fir Naw
vnrii, I'aiitiuiii innil in , YtirK
I'ounty, tin liurrby tartlty that lilljah
W. rfdla, I'harlaa H. I.uitUm, llnmar A.
Dunn. llnwHiil II, Cook, William I'.
III. kali. John r. I'tirltra WJIilain II. 1111.
ami lAilnuml II linua, parautially kmiwli
to int. to ba tha aam pctatina wliuaa nanira
aro aubatrll.rit lu Dm rurt'koInK Inalru
maiil. na havlnc atrrulail tha aama. an-
pnurctl barora in thla ituy In ,ron an.l
a. km.wlrtteril that ttiay aUriad, kaulait nn.l
ilallvaratl lilt, aalil Inalrultunit aa thalr tiro
ami voluntary art, tor tha uaa ami pur
poaaa iiiaituri aat loriii
illirn titular my hum! ami official aral,
Ihla Iwanty-Mltlb ilir of January A. Il .
on thnuaaml nlna hundred ami twenty-
una.
H I ll'il.t.HH
Nulitrv Pul.tlr. Muffnlk County.
Certlflrnta filed In Nw York County, No.
mi OPHiairr too lie,
(Myjtomuiiaalnn ripiia March II. 1911
tl'iTlillalieii " lif fh' '1 uUi Daily " Wor d
April U, II, 17. II and 11, llll. The
World PiibliahlriK 1 t'iii any, I'uluhati,)
NOTICR.
(Heala.1 111,1a fr Htr., Pavlnsl
Nollra a hareby Htvan thai In ptiraii
ancn ut an ordur by the hoard of corn
tnlalonara nf tlia city nf Tulaa. Oklahoma,
aulail I, I, la will ba racalved at th offloa
or lha City Auditor uf aald ( Ily until I
o'rlork p in. Monday, April lllb. lltl
for f iirnlahlng matirlali and parformlnic
the work nrreaary In pivins and other
wtaa iruprovlrit: lit the manner anil aub
Jail lo Urn coridltlona herelnaflar ael out,
tha fol.owInK .,.rill.d pottlnlia of tha
following natiinl atn-wta and avanuaa tn
aid niy of Tula 1'i ivll
KKNOMMA AVHNUK, from tha
Hun 111 Una of fourth ."neat Wall to
tha Nnrth Una uf KiKhth Hlreet.
I.A.N'MIMl AVKSt'K fruin tha
Hnmli linn of 't'lilrtl Street lo Ilia
North lln of Ninth Htrett. ic't In
terarrllulta wl'n null Hirret, 1'lttli
I'larr (f.uitorui, fciaih Hiret and
j:tirlilh Hiri
gt'lNCV AVIINI K from tha South
till of Hlllh Hired In tha North line
of Thlrtnih Htr.,l, icpl luteram.
tlon wllh Twelfih Hlrel
gl'AKIilt AVKNI'li from lha Hnillh
lino of Hlnh Htraet lo lha North Una
nt I'lflaanlh Hlreel eicept lllleraen
tlon wllh Twelfth Hiraat.
itdCKl'iiltlt AVKNI'K from tha
Hnuth lino of Huih street lo th
Norlll line of ItlKhth Htriel.
liriOKroltH AVKNI'K from Ih
Houth Una ol KIKl.th Street In lha
Nolth Una of Thirteenth Hlreet ei
cept Intaraertlon Willi Twelfth Street;
nil in tha i n "f tulaa. Oklahoma
j , , r furibrr .tuaiia aa in iho material,
plana and e eth. o f , nnatruetiun lo ba
uaed in iinir... UK aald alraala ami ay
dune Lid', a a'n r. 'erred lu lha Plana
and aperlft'-allona therefor approved by
Iho h a i i f 'i i last incra and to tha
resolution adopted by aald Hoard rterlar
UiK tho nacailty of and pruvlJInt fur tha
Ii itmrti Mil f All f ' I t f lit
Dlr rll Mil t I u I if. ' ill '
ln FIT) it KI'Ulf'iHll ir mv .H fl' IP I
nfflrw nf thn i it mici nn'1 .,y t
pmhi riniutinh mil f fiirmhrif utxiti
AfMlrntmn ilmrrlur nt lh tiflir ot th
ru v A Hi! Hot
IT Allllllnf I
... , ,.... t. 1
It .. ? .'i,.rM.iv.pr:'nJ m.ri:js
.1 1!L , i ill, L " . ...
Mill
mil anrh nl Ihrm nl, all ha anrmrlmnail
It. anil lailr.l anil aanaaaril akailiat Ilia
ahuttlnr prnparir Itakla in mrnK
lliprafnr an.l ihi- nwn.-ia thrrn,,r lit sr.
cnrtUm-a ith lha iiinvialnna nf Artlria
v. ni urn I'nariar ni inn I'ny i.r hum.
nktahiiina and pavMianra In tha enn- ,
iiminr win nr inioin in iaa b.iia avmano
ing aalil aa-aanirnia.
Til,. rrnrai'i -i in wiimn iha iflnliart
mai ha attar.),! will ha ii'iinlra,! In pro-
cur lha aithalura nf a aural eiintpany,
ai,pr,itril l, tin. Ilnatit ut 'iiiniiiin.inrra
t.r 'ri i n i ruias in lha r.mlrarl
ruaranl-nnn iha i.malriirinin In lha aunt
nf 1n par caul ami .t inilnnnltf h',nl
,an..il In ....... w . . v.
ih llnartl nf I'ummiasiiinara nf lha I nr
in liliaa ni niu iraa mail lan ,.'r rem n ,
lha inniran prir. pmrlil-il aal.l auratr !
rnmpan alia: I mil ha IKhlr nn aalil bn.iil
In . araail Twant fla rhniiaati'l (lla.(JI)
Ihillaia f..r in,,innll ih,iiik mil i.f any
na aerirlrni, ami a Aiuinry knSti aa
ii'.iuir-.l hy ih law a ,,f iha aula nf
"klah a. lha aliva In ba haaail upnn
....1.1.1. ii...... . .
i.f I in- i'ny nf Tulaa, ami lha illy nf 'fHKli II
Tulaa In hr mail a parly nf th ihlrd part I lianvar
In aalil l,i,n,1a.
1ll,la muai hr upon lha pMpnaal ahaala
furniahnt hy lha rity rnainaar an,t aih
IH't muai ha arrtitripanir,) ly a asparata
rarnflail rhrrk nn amtia anlvant hank,
, banking tioiiaa nr trvat company In an
( aeniunl aiiual lit rlyr. al par rant nf tlia
I amount uf lha apprniltnala Inlal rnat of
Ihr work Itaaad upon tlia blila with whlih
aiihiiillli1 Tha lltiarit of I'mntnlamnara
ot aald city raraa th rtcht to rajari
ahy ami nU i.nta ami hlHtlira am ran-
Il,nl1 III l.t.aalm all Hit. mtiitltinna al
I ou I III ih apaririraimna anil lilrtillna
anaata
Mltla laralir.l aa afi.raaal.l will l.a run
! alibirrll hy Hi- ll.iartt nf rinmlaaliinara
at a ntranng lo ha halil at lli City Hall
in in in in I toaa. (IK m i.. lua at
.1 rlnrk n In Tiiaailh Anrll llll. Ifttl
All 1,1,1. , V.iiii.i i i.. I-V..I
fll'lt' Vh. Vt'Amlmir'; nH'tlr':"'?; ' I "
rp...llmt In,., i,hl I ra afla. np.nliK
liafi.r lha awanl or raj.rlli.n nf l,.la van I
ha niaila. I
luiau, ui.ialinina, Apill lllli. Itll.
at IIH.
I'HANIC HISAMAN.
. niy Aiitlltnr.
(I'lil.llalinl in The Tini riiilly Wnrlit April
I. Ii. It. II. II. II, II, it. in. II, 13.
St. 14. It. II. IT, Jl, II, 10, .May I. J,
I. I, i. a. t, l. , ami It, tin. w'urbl
I'ulillalitnir i 'nn, , any, Piitiliihira.i
(illlllNANi'M Ml. 9110.
An Onllitalim In appmllnn, layy
mi aaaaaa aparlal taaia In payinrhl
nf Ilia mat it ri.natriHuiK! - aanllary
arwal In HltWHIt HlSTItll'T Nil, til
l .. f.l.u .. ........ . . . I .
... hi. . j i.i i ,i,n. aa I'rrairn anil
raoiiioaiirii
hv (Irillnanra Nu. 9110
ami nrniurina. on rm.'raancy.
MII4lti:AH in piirauaitt,. uf tha prn-
viai.ina in ma fiiarirr uf III l.'lly f
Tiilaa. "Ulaltnrna. ami tha atatulaa nf Ilia
Jn I p ifvi. hi t7.' :i7i,;,,f tuu
1.5 flol iiiinV. it, !?'. '.il'."'. ?. 1
I nan m.lVKII I1IHTI1II 1 Nil. 112 an.l
aflar liavlnu ilarlatatl 11 naraaaarv in r.,n
a I lift arra III ail, HltWIJIt MnTHU'T
Nil. 171, b) Ilia K, iv iih nf aalil llrill
nanra Nn. SI 1 1. tll, mi (lie him dny ,,f
lirrainltar. I tin, Irl to Tlbliaia fy I'fraa.
...it. Inc., I'niiirn. tnra, n carialn cuntiait
fur tha ruiiairiirtluii nf a carialn aanllary
arwrr In HliWIJIl lIHTIIIlT N", 171,
ami,
WIICIICAH, In puiaiianca uf aald run
tn.M. an 1,1 Tlbbalt I'lraaant, Iii.i,, liava
euiialriirtril a rarlaln annltuiy aawnr In
alil HliWIIIl DmrillrT Nil. I7S, ami tlot
work miliar anhl eunlrarl liaa liaan an
mptnl ami approval! hy iha Oly llimltifrr
ro "r 'r"' "' ,'l""lll"l,l"i'' of tlia
. 1 , 1 111 iiiriunr piirruatir til
Ilia alnlutaa nf ih Hint uf "kliiliuina,
1 afnraaalil, ami under thu trriti uf tlin
' liartrr nf tin? aalil t'lly uf Tulaa, ohlat.
liuina, It la ilramail nrn-aaary ,y tha
' t'l'lllltllaalonala uf Hi Cy nt
I T Ulan III law ami nuaaaa n ai,a,.l.l I...
i ni;iuiAS, in
' upon thn lnopatiy IUI.U tn naaraamant In
aalit HP.Wnll IIIHTItll'T NO. III. by Ifa-
ami nf thn cunalrurllun uf auld aawar
uini iu ,ay mr ino aaiae, ami,
wiii;iii;ah, ii,h t,,tt l0i t u, Pnn.
atrurllitri uf aald aewer III a,ilil MKWKIt
IllHTItlCT Nil. 173, Ihcluillna eitrna, linvn
been nacarlaliiad and la hereby daclnreil
to tm tho aum uf 11,410. t3, all of whlrli it
tu ba tavlt'd by alter al aaaeaalnenta Rttilml
thn Iota and parcel uf lain) fifhatllnllliy,:
...I.. .... . iu.. .., ..in .n,r iii aam
HllWIIlt IIIHTItll'T NO, 171. ami,
WIIIIItCAH, all lejio! riiilrainiila hay
been cuiiipllrd with In inltliiirK tlm levy
nl thn tiaeeaatnenle tiitaltiat aald hit and
parrela of land an llnbln for tlm mat of
niiiiairnrtlnn ot aald aanar In aald HI1VVIJI1
IIIHTIHCT NO, 171. In thn amount
haraltiaflrr aperlflrd In Hrctlun 1 uf thla
Ordlna m'.
now. TiinititroitR. in: it on.
llAINnll IIV Till! IIOAIll) (W COM.
MiHHioNnitH or thu urrv ok
TL'i.MA. UKI.AHOMA:
HI'.CTION I Thnt there ahall l.a, and
lhara la hereby apportioned to and levtid
upon and aaaeaaed amilnat tha aevtral
Int. and (tareala of laml In aald HI'.VYIilt
DIHTIIICT NO, 17J In tlm City of Tulaa.
Oklahomn. an benefited by tha ronalruo
Hon of aald aawrr, thn amniirila reapvctlva.
ly aa iniinwa, lo-witi
AIIHITION i
llavli-Wlliim lilt.
J.OT III.OCIC, A MOT
1 I 1117.10
e sio.ii
s s :oo.;s
a l7.it
" It 31.0 1
" I 311.11
" 7 1 111,11
" II 341.11
." 441.11
" 1" 411.61
" I 7 107.01
3 1 167.01
M 3 7, 117,01
' 4 7 317.01
" 6 7 167.01
" a 7 i7.H
7 7 111.01
" 7 1II0.0I
" 9 7 114.01
10 7 114.01
' II 7 111.14
" 13 7 lit. II
" 11 7 ttl.tl
" II 7 101.11
" It 7 llll. II
" H 7 119.07
" . 17 7 101.01
II 7 111.13
" H 7 111 61
" 10 7 111,11
tl 1 IM.0H
" It 7 111.01
HIItrrlON t: Thnt the aancaament hereby
li'Vlntl on each of the nltrtva tnelillotied Iota
and patrela ot In ml i.ta hereby declared In
b a lln upon urh tula and Pamela of
land tu tha aatn eilarit aa oilier taiaa
and ahall bu iollrria.1 nml enforced In lha
aama manner aa oilier tasfc tn und fur
tha city of Tlllati, Oklahoma, at enllasteu.
HKCTlnN 3 That all aaaeaamenla
hereby levied it, nil ha divided intn thrra
III niual Hiiniial Inatallmenia aa an
llitillliul by aald Statute, ot Ilia Mute of
tiklahoma for aurb tnaea tttada uml pto.
vlded, that tha uaa. aatntnla ahall bear
Inlereel HI Ihr tale of elht () per oenliim
per annum, tayable atntuully at lha lima
of th pa) int-iil of tin averal Inatalli.ielila
of the aatd aaeraatiiriila fiolu tha date nt
lha laklilK t'ffit of Ihla oi dlnane. Unit
lha Ural Inaialliiient ut aald aaaeeamenti.
loyelliar with tlm art rued lilteraat nn lha
tleftrit Inaiatlmenia ahull be payablo mi
tha lllb day nf I'aiember. 19'JI. and Ilia
reiiiaitiiiiK defetreii tnata llinenia won tlia
yearly Intereal on lha unpaid InaUllmenta
ahall bo payable on lha itih .lay of lie.
ratnbar of each un eetlliiK yrur until all
ahall be paid.
Prnvldad. however. Ihal any nf the own
er uf tha Iota nr part eta uf laml an aa.
ed may at any tlm dunna the four
(II conaariitlv a wreka fnlluwlna th.. day
of tint flrat ptinhi.atinn of thla ordinaree
ear to lha City Auilltur uf tlia Clly of
Tutaa, Iho full amount ut th aeaeeeinent
n levied avalll'l Ihelr aatno lota and per
tela nf land anil thereby rea aurli
prnparly ftoni th llrn of auch aaaraaintn'a
SKt'l'I'iN I' Thai thla urilitiabrn a ha 1,1
ba publlehed for twenty nine llll roiiaec)
live daya. In the 'I ulaa Dally World h
newapaper publlabatl In 'lulaa, Okla, that
lha publlcalinri uf ihla ordinance na ta
qtilred by law ahall tie taken and re
rtrtled aa aufflrlallt nolle lo llll praolia
intarealeit In th iiaeeeatnriite hereby lavlad
hy the terina of Ihla ordtnanra,
HBt'TloN i That all ordinnneea nr
parta uf ofdlnAiiraa In tonfttet wttti tha
prnvlalnna of thta unllnaiir, Itiauf.ir aa
audi rtinfllcl eltata. aro hereby repealed.
HKCTIoN ti That an emeritency ealala
for the preaervatlon ut th publln health
and aafety. by reaaon wbereor thta otill
htnea ahall tali ffet from and after It
eaaaatf. aiiproval and nuttllt atlon.
I'AHHKI). and tho tmergeiioy Hauaa
ruliKl upon aeparately, and uppruvod thla
llh day of April, 1 9 ft t
AlTltoVliU, ihla llh dny of April, lilt.
J. M. ADKISON,
Mayor pro lam.
Atteat
IIIH r It A NIC HKAMAN.
City Attorney
Approved
riiANic r:. iuncan,
City Auditur. a
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.HKV AMI Mil .Ml 1
liST sal.v nmii ,ira lira of Rtran.l
'hpalr liliial timlil iirak ti4
' ' "wn. nun ,hhiiiii v. ,'..-.
ilrneril frnm auin nn rnul batiraan
'jk.r ami iTt.ro dn.ou
I'linna I'a.lar 191, f.war.t.
l.oST -Hmi. rnntamtnir l'll' cloth's
MI.M'K Ula.K Anrsr.1 innthrr rat. rn.
wir,l fnr rciurn nr Ihfnrmaitnn. atl s.
Il.lllilnr. Ilaag,. s T T s
MiST.
kTRAVWn "It HTOt.KM-Alra.1aln
Ing. that, two la an rnllar, llranaa
Nn tin, naina nt, i; r. rotnatnrk an
irri m nania of .lack. Call iiaaRi- flat,
t.waril
KiU'NIi Mnrrrl rnara. fnarha.1 tnana,
hlai'k hnraa. Hark Iron ilray martini
tnanr. hlnik tliirar. rust lint muna Imi
milna liiirlh nf T.irlay, uklu. II. W.
t!"r' m,'Sl
IXiST Urllas' pin aaal laalhar puraa In
lialrnny Hlallu lliratrr Thuraday tilftil,
r.ihlalnint miiiu. rngnar anil ramlrinan
(lil wauh ami rhaln. flhtlar ki nmnay
ami mall walrh anil iuta in .1 II lilair
nil s iuakar naieli mora aluahla
in ma aa family kaapatk.
nan Hlila
MINI - 'ant
raa"witn rritoo annual
paaa, !..!
raralpl, faw nlliar papara
an
it atn.gi in innn-yi Harp monay and
lurn raaa m Wirlil nfflr.
raiurn roar
KUI'Nli-Mala lloalon
trrrlrr, i all at
till H. t ilea
UiHT Ilaiwaan fl.m. ahif llaryay Phut
"II I'n. laaaa. una lirnwn Iralliar travat
InK Imu runtnlniaK laily'a ami bahy'a
olnllira l.llirral taward. I'flonr) HI,
llaaaa, "kin
PI III. 1. 1 ri
j f'kthliiirVAI. In har
) 1 I Irnirn win w mil, I
iiii-onM
rrtim aavaral aan
I, a Intaraala.t In nn
t..kl .trt Ut tit I. A I, rlttlt fllM III l.rt
i iti(nih, which Ini'hi.lra alplnn ritoin. na
" Kimnaaium. aiii.wrra larira intini ami
'!'.'" .."1. '''".' ,"..hr't ' "
nf Kimnaaium. ahiiwrra larira Iming anil
'"7."; ' ' -. --:
1 "II. hnlal nwnat in ol lm ra In lak
half lulainat In haaltli Imtlia, ala klnda
xivan umim. ami.
F.lltl"lJf MAf ItllNITT flUMI'TTAI fur
roiiflnamant. privalr, prlraa laaaunabla,
may vnrli fnr tiuar.l ImMoi aitoptad,
Willa fnr hnnhlrt. .Mra, T. II. Inm, 4111
II. Twrniy-aiivantli HI . Kanaaa city. Mo.
WTiHT MAIN' MATIJIlNiTr HANITAIti'lll'l
A homa for tha rar and protaoilnn
of ynunc irumant tataa raaaanablaj babtaa
ailiiplati. Dr. M. II. Nawman, mailloal
itlratur 1141 W. Main, Oklahoma City,
PuiAir jsTrrnTi'Sr '' v
ANII'A. that rlaaay urlrnlal ifanoar, opan
for amokrra, cluba ami rnlartalnmanta.
nulia too larca nr tnn amall lrr W
I'arkar, nianntar, Oakland hotrl. 1'Iiolla
i)ao niu. .
I XT'l'HNtil)M "HOVlW Vl.bT "HprTiig-a
t'l't .n.' I'.ubl.m-Wl.ai
'to conkt Hnlutlun-Mall II. currancy, for
(laavo ISO.
a riimiiTD rrpii'ra. lun win un na
IIKhlrd Aiblrraa 311, earn World.
WANlTTiV-t allla tn paallitai' K'"" iri".
planly nfwalar Cadae 1.141
v"m"l. ".M AT M It N IT If Tl OH1MTA 1 , 7 or yn'unif
women bafora and durlm ronflnamanlj
prlvata, term to ult battlra adopt, 1
free Mia C. M. Jane, IS Waal Hat tn.,
Knnaaa City, Mo.
MA'VmiNlTY huapltal. private. liable
adopttit if ttaalrrd. prlrea reaaonabl.
I to k H. Itnblnann, ohlahnm Clly.
" AUTOMOBILES
"AiTro.Moiiii.iiH Tiiif haTk. ' i
.SPECIAL PRICED
10,00" feet brake lining, -lOo to 75o
ier foot; 200 Hies, new nnd used, $1
to (12 DO; 400 rail la tors, priced to
h"II, starters and genetntors, $5 up;
spark plugs, 40c tu 7fiej springs for
all tats, 2b to AO per cent dlscotlnti
ring gears, pinions, axles, bearings,
accesHorles and all purls must move.
Ford shield glass, 3,75 each. Wo
Waul thnt mall order,
AUTO SALVAGE
itH Kant .Second
Onago 3764
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
A high gradn used car Is a. better
buy than a cheap new car.
n-DR Packard 7-pnssengcr; guar
anteed. 1P1S lconiolille; a real bargain.
101!) Ht ut x llcnrcati now tires
and paint.
1930 Htutx Itoadstor; now; a bar
gain, lSUn Marinnn n.paMsentfer; run
9,000 miles; like new,
191!) Marmon 7-passanger in A-l
shape.
1910 Wlnton 4'pnsncnger; look
llko new.
(1921 Kord Coupe, used two months
1917 Colo 7-pnssongor; a real bnr
gain.
Also I'remler, Ilutek Hednn, 1
.15 Packard and Others.
BUM Mil. KOHHTl'JH
PACKARD USED CAR
MARKET
1300 Houth IIOBton Osngc 7900
USED CARS
ON TERMS
Ford Delivery, pnncl body,
at $'275
Studobakcr Series 17 Six
at $450
Dodifc Tourintf,, winter top,
at $.175
Oakland 0 Tour., 34-B. .$G50
Reo Roadster $450
Iiuick Roadster ?325
Studebaker Series 18 Four
at $350
Studebaker Series 19 Six
for $1000
Chevrolet Totirinir almost
new $500
Oldsmobilo 8 Touring, almost
new $1100
WELSH-McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
Fourth and Frankfort
arAlt TIIACTOIl. run lea than 100
in laa una oil field wagon will all on
larma tn n apuiialhl partita, Wrlta AUx
il .Sell, Byerry Oku,