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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15
LEGAL.
tluIsa Daily World June lal4ls.lGl7)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals wil ue received gp un,il
clock J N June lgth 1917. 81 the

tTu.sa .Dsi.y World June l3lil5IGI7J
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Irop9ss.s wil be- received up uniil
hoard Of Ed-eaton 81 the offic- u the
S-gerirt-rdsli % hools in tie ola Hish
sr.9o. t--d!Hg iu the City 3 Tulsa Okla
hom4. for the erection % tive school build
it.s one 20 le Known a. the SosiA SIDE
School. located on the Firsi ard Second
section o. ,hs South side Addition g. the
CITY % luIsa. I'D state = lkAhamh a1d
sa-l consist o. one A4ti'ouan Building
iWo % more l-.ts. al concrete grkud.
Stand one kuc~a As iae E.vsrri-~ sehool
O. h- iacaisd Or >-foo. site 3; Tee ftA a-d
Frisco. tiig % Tulsa. Lrd STAT. cf Oklaho-
ma. ard snsl consist q ore Auditorium
Building. one Stldy HA.L one Boiler room
ard ttres rnt blltllcs
Bidders ~i.airs 60 submit proposals can
obtain plans and speci'ic4ii0rs toT she South
sid school A. if- offices % George Niut e..
Architect Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. and those
Va si-lor & C0hgnou. Architects AL Of
Tuba OklahouA.
Al proposals. sAau be made upon uniform
blanks furnished by the Architects !0r re-
be accompanied by 3 certified check in the
amount % per cent of the amount OF
bis bid, made payable 20 the Treasurer OF
tle Tu,sA h0ol District. a. ruarauiee
that the Alth0r will enter unto contra :
with said school District in accordance with
his proposition. and shall furnish satisiae
'Iry bouis ir the amount % tie contract
price and guaranteeing % complete the con
tract within = reasonable time agreed upon.
Proposals - alb cases will be received on
the genera! contract work Of the buildings
as a whole. om.t.ng the heating and Venii.
laiiaE Separate proposals wIll be received
at this same time above mentioned under like
conditions FOR the heating and vtuiilAiins :.
and for each separate building A. require
IS the drawing and Specifications. Pro-
posais will also b. received As above. for a
rrinf0rccd concrete grandstand 20 be located
on She south side School property a. above
described. The Board q Education reserves
the right 20 reject any and all bids
II. o. MCCLURE,
Pres!d Mt.
Assre..
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
$500 DOWN
New Flvo-room house; must sell.
Al2S

200 ACRES Joining Seosno. SO. Two good
wells fine water. from stone house.
ten foot wide porch on east and south. bis
barn 20 acres, miles northeast; acres
ttrGwbeEries. Several pieces Of land nesr
Ae1sAo Must be sold clear and owned
IOH sALE-Four business lots, Groom
house. well. fine fruit and ornamental
trees. See julius Arnold. 2Z3 South Cherry
Ada Okis
FOR SALE-TWo bushes. lots one block
south Of sehoolhousei $40 feet fiont 100
feet deep. West Tulsa Phone s2ss or s4sg
or sidress Box 7-3 Tuiss
GOOD 7room mod,rn home. south side cor.
ner Joy ose in, price $3.50, good terms.
Phone 43g6.
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eyes
"No")

Voters will place a cross (X) IN the square
TO the right Of the word expressing their
choice upOa each Of said propositions voted
upon
No person shall be entitled to vote on any
Of said propositions unless such person be
legally qualified property tax paying voter
Of said City Of Tulsa, oklahoma. as required
by law
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
CITY Of Tulsa. Oklahoma this the 18th day
Of June, 1917. -
Attest. Mayor.
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Il II wYss,
lPghished in The Tulsa Daily Worll June
-. 10. Il. i. 10. 20. q, %, % and
"a. 1917 World Publishing

81 WI. W ora fupNshlhg
Company. pubisher) -
Notice q hereby given that a special cleo
ton OF the qualified properly tax paying
voters Of the City o. Tulsa. Oklahoma, has
been called by the Mayor and Board Of Com.
mlsslouors OF said City Of Tulsa and will be
hold in said city on the 26th day OF June,
1917. between the hours OF 8 o'clock a. m
and clock p. IN. on said day for the pur
pose Of submitting to the quahiled property
approval or rejection, eight 80 separate
proportions f0r the issuance ot negotiable
bonds Of said city for the purposes ard IN
the amounts hereinafter more fully set out
DO the form oi ballot contained herein.
sait election shall be rs follows:
Precinct No, l. beginning at the iutersec
section Of Second and Main Streets; thence
east on Second Street to tie Midland Valley
Railroad thence uorthessterly along the Mid
land Valley Railroad 90 It's Intersection with
tho u X. At. Railway; thence westerly
alors the NJ, k I. Railway 70 Main
street: thence south on Main street to the
place ~ beginning
Precinct No Beginning at the intersec'
tion of Main street with the ST. Louis &
san Francico Rahrodd thence north 10 the
NJ, X. & T. Railway; thence westerly along
the NJ. h. & T. Railway 10 the center line
81 MAybcil Avenue. thence south on MaybcA
Avenue 30 Brady Street; thence east on
RrNdy Street to Lawton Avenue; thence
south on lawion Avenue TO the 81 Louis "
San Francisco Railroad; thence easterly 10
the plsee oi beginning
Precinct No. o. Beginning Al the intersec'
tior Of Main Street aud tho Frisco Railroad
thence southwesierly along said railroad to
i,, Intersection with Second Street; thence
east on Second street TO Frisco Avenue
thence south on Frisco Avenue to Third
Street. thence east on Third Street to Main
street; thence north TO the place Of begin
ming
Precinct No. 4. Al territory, betwHen
Main Street and the Midland Valley Railroad
Precinct No g. All territory between
Sixth Street and Eleventh Street and be
tween Main Street and the Midland Valley
RAILROAD.
Precinct No G, All territory between
Third Street and Seventh Street and between
Main Street and Denver Avenue.
Precinct No Z Beginnirk st the interseo
ton OF Denver Avenue and Third Street
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bonds VI said cly IN the aggregate
amount Oi si1 hundred shty tnouiAnd
dollars t.6oO,OOyj iOr the purpose OF
providing fund.- to enlarge and improve
III. present WsterWOrks system owned
by sald city By purchasing new water
pump and necessary material ana N
atalaLg additional water mains as yubic
utilities ~ be owned eGcusiNeiy by SAID
city 80,
sAal said Water Pump and Addi-
tiolsl Water Mains Bonds De Issuedi
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Fifth. Shall the City Of Tulsa, Okla
honA, be authorized to issue negotiable
bonds Of said city in the aggregate
amount VI twenty thousand dollars
So, ,OOO) for tho purpose Of providing
funds TO repair the Convention Hall and
buy additional equipment and furnish
inss therefor 10 be used as public
utll.,y and owned exclusively BY said
c.i!
Shall said Convention Hall Repair and
Equipment Bonds be issue1i
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Fourth Shall the City OF Tulsa, Ok
lahoEA, be Authorized 10 lssue negotiable
bonds OF sA!G city III the aggregate
amount of eigAiy thousand dOnars
lSsU.OOOl for tue purpose OF proNding
funds for the construction Of s4nitaFy
keweT mains and sub mains and storm
sewers Tor the use vi said city 10 Do
owned exclusively By SAID city
snail sad sewer M-!HS and oub'mAins
Buuls ls lssueGi
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RAY 6. FELLOWS.
lpubhshed in the Tulsa DAILY World June
5. 9. 10. II, y l8 u, IS. l6, u, 1911.
World Publishing Company, Pub

IA4aI4tAf4 III tAN Aa1a Na'sg VIZ r---N
@. 10. IL r. l8 -. IS. lG. II. 1917.
World Publishing Company, Pub
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
Contractors
Bids will be received at the office o. the
City Auditor Tulsa. Oklahoma, until 8
O'Clock d. IT, Monday June 18th. 1917. for
the construction Of Sanitary Sewer. in
.c.uIin. lAterlls. connections and other Ap.
,urtenauces for Sewer District 40. 1872, as
created ari established BY Ordnance No
1859. passed and approved the 18th Gay Of
May. 1871
Plans. p-oN!es snd specifications for the
cousi-tctlon of fAil sewer system rud Ap-
purieuauces Lave been adopted By the Mayor
and Board Of Commissioners of said City
aud are now On file IN the office Of the City
Ersuelr
BIDS mus; be made upon the official pro
9osAl sheets Of ihc City Of Tulsa.
The right 60 reject any and al bids Is re-
served 10 the Board Of Commissioners Of the
City q Tulsa. Oklahoma.
certified check IN tAe sum o. five 80
per cent Of the amount o. the bid will be
required from each bidder
All bids will be opened and eonsidered by
the Board Of Commissioners Of said City al,
e meeting Of said Board 90 be held in the
City Hall in said City al o clock a. m. on
,A- 18th day oi June, 1917
Ary AMI al parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and protes,
against or object to said proposed improve
nents OF -uy part thereof or any matter or
thing 10 relation thereto, 8; said meeting Of
the said BoarI % Commissioners OIL the 18Th
day Of june 1911
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4 LITTLE SNAP

Th-ec.rcon house. fun lot good cisiern.
fine garden. iu Bcliyiew addition, close to
church school and ear line Price 800;
s85J cash balance $40 per month.
WHITE REALTY COMPANY,
II Bynum Building Phone ASST.
FOR SALE 40.acre oil lease, less than one
mile Of two drilling wells, price SIS acre.
Address boa 6s30. care World
A BEAUTIFUL Kendall lot for sale on
terms, viii build house. owner. 32O
South Kcnosha. Phone 5432.
TOR SALE Acre tracts fine soil 500
cash, $40 monthly few left; S4oo each.
Phone 467o.552
OIL and gas lease for sale or trade; one
TO two years free rental. 90 cents per acre
rental. Fred Horton, room 7O7 Hotel Tulsa.
FOR RENT OR LEASE-Nacaut corner, sec.
ond and South Elwood Address a. p.
CLAY. 400 Robinson Arcade
PRIVATE garage for rent 1928 North
Main Boydell Phone 5732R.
TWO lots in Fairmont addition, $3.50 each;
snap. 9O5 South Boulder.
FOR SALE by owner, lot in Kendall. rea'
sonable terms. Phone 410i.
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c'Ye,"9 /.
"No'')

Sixth Shall the City of Tulsa, Okla
homa, be authorized to issue negotiable
bonds OF said city in the aggregate
amour, Of seyeniyfiye thousand dollars
ts75.C00) for the purpose OF providing
funds TO complete the City Hall and TO
buy equipment and furnishings there
for, ali to be used as public utilities
and owned exclusively by said city
Shall said City Hall Completion and
Furnishing Bonds be issuedi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15

Third. Shall the City Vi Tulsa, Okla
A0ms, be authorized 10 Issue negotiable
boGds VI SAID cliy IA tue aggregate
amount Of tnirt! ave thousand uY"aFs
(SoJ,UOOy for tue purpose Ol pEoNdlns
funds ~ purchase sites for construct
and suitably equip tao additional fire
AtalIcus as pubic utintIes ~ DO owned
eAc4usye.y " sAid c.ty
s44A said Adoiuons! Fire Stations
Bonds be lssueG
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c'ys."Y
ryo"

Eighth: Shall the City Of Tulsa. Ok
lahoms. be authorized to issue negotiable
bonds Of said city in the aggregate
smount o. seventy thousand dollars
$50. .00Ol for the purpose OF providing
funds to ins:sll additional fire alarm
systems and purchase fire equipment in
said city TO be used as public utilities
and owned exclusively by said cityf
shall said Fire Alarm systems and
Equipment Bonds be issuedi
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"Yes")
"No"D

Seventh: Shall the City OF Tulsa, Ok.
lahona be authorized TO Issue negotiable
bonds OF said city in the aggregate
smoun, OF fifteen thousand dollars
(sl5.0O0) for tho purpose Of providing
funds to purchase a site for, construct
ard equip an auxiliary water pumping
station in the easterly portion Of said
city TO be used as a public utility and
owned exclusively by said city
Shall said Auxiliary Water Pumping
Station Bonds be issued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15

Second: Shall the City Of Tulsa. Ok.
lahona, be authorized TO Issue negotiable
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FOR SALE-320-acro ranch near Spring
field No. or will exchange for Oklahoma
property. Phone 5s7a OF call At 2l0 Reedsr
lUildiES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15

FOR SAIE-SiN room house on good lot,
two room apartments, east front, gar
den. good residence district. close In: price
So 500 cash s400t this property must DO
sold this week H.lseubcrg, with Bunch.
Ihnne lhsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15

ClerkS; Y. IL. Dawson and j. ID. fayne.
The ballots TO be voted at said election
shall contain the propositions to be voted
upon In substantially the following form,
,o.wit:
First: Shall the City OF Tulsa, OKLA.
homa be authorized 20 issue negotiable
bonds Of said city In the aggregate
amount Of Forty thousand dollars
Ing funds for acquiring and constructing
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10
A SLOGAN FOR US ALL

= HARLES NJ Schwab the magnae
~ tied Succeedng With What You Have and the slogan he
has adopted is Hard Work. He excellent advice
young about the of of his
grams well worth studying and following:
Nothing is plentiful in America opportunity There
jobs focef there fCrcefu fill them.
1t mistake think that all great American fortunes
already been made.
Bethhems biggest rolling stock shops
its works. its rail mills; up
asc organization.
The who has done his best has done everything The
who has not done his best has done nothing.
Nothing fatal taking job
ter of
The who fails fair service during the hours fer which
he paid dishonest willing than
this is foolish.
Captains of industry not hunting America heavy
with They seeking bransspecalzed bransand faithful
loyal service .r.n-. ruf
The who attracts attention is the who is thinking all
and expressing himself little 1t the who
dazzle his employer by doing the theatrical the spectacular
There doubt that today industrial conditions favor the
ge But the college who thinks that his learning
gives him the privilege CT working hard than the without
education is going to end in disaster
The qualify for the job just ahead is to work
little harder than else the job is holding
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

declared by Guner
his to be sound in fundamentals He urged its
improvement repeal asked that labor and capital
and third party the public be heard by the legislature
remedyng defects the law. This of his
disturbed the Labor Bulletin the Colorado Federation Of
which organized labor unit for repeal the law
strike of coal being averted by excellent
commission districts may needing the call Of
Doyle al that they skewho knows All the commission has
do enforce period of 30 days for notice to the
demands of the like period against lock-
the The people of Colorado not owned by the
operators will they be without relief from iconsdered
strikes The law need amendment but will not be repealed in
principle The third the this state and
happily his oce will have most influence at the state house under
The third party the innocent consuming public who has
often the absence Of state authority
disorder fovret that the
called responsibility by organized labor either
under against the law under Indictment
Murder is the charge-Boulder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10
MALBuRN MARRIED RIGHT

90 many young marrying rig
girl The following from the Pueblo Starourna explains
boy get along providing he the right girl
"W. P. Malburn, appointed national bank examiner
for the Second federal district with headquarters
New York with salary Of $4,000 year Pueblo boy
whose rise in the business and financial world
''Malburn grew up in Pueblo and attended the South
Side grade schools and aferward Central high
graduated in the class with Charles B. Carie cashier
the First National bank here Jimmie Williams afterward
famous in the National baseball league Joe Straub oz
of other well known Puebloans
'Maburn s mother,a widow, conducted the old Victoria
hotel roomng house and also operated the lunch
the Union depot hotel w. p Maburn's first job
after leaving school cashier of the Union depot lunch
counter Later he went Denver where he the
banking business and made Later he married
daughter of United States Senator Charles S. Thomas.
Senaor Thomas obtained for Malburn the appointment
assistant secretary of the treasury At time Thomas
tried have Mabun receiver for the Mercantile
bank The appointment finally given H. H. Seldom
ridge of Colorado Springs and Maburn the treasury job
"A few days ago Charles Starek removed from the
office of chief national bank for the district
and Malburn appointed in his place Maburn will make his
home in New York
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10
NO CHANCE FOR AN ARGUMENT HERE

<S result of activity the of the state board CT
z immigration, conjunction with members OF the
Editorial organization preemnent
in of Andrew jackson Dickson, state slogan,
Colorado the World adopted last week 1t
inconcevable that number of Cooadoans will
this procedure fer the good that such
is absolutely without merit. Colorado not against
world any way shape manner and what is to
the point, will be-
We quote Rifle Telegram
for the of taking with Brother
further than disavow his personal auson but the
other hand absolutely with everything he has said concern
motto and mayhap add little to
his remarks the subject
with all the virtues the
Colorado Editorial association called
selected legislative
committee makes the Editorial association responsible
slogan, which think We disked it
fifty suggested the
committee.
The slogan breahes spirit of defiance, least will be so
interpreted those outside of this state and therein
Colorado position throw down
the world considerable portion thereof 1t
spirit Kaiser the who is
this time making great big fool of himself
has found place at the
and that half Of the and hope
predict that will be generally adopted by the people Of
Colorado. And this want record bec
that Colorado the of the fact OF the earth
We wonderful state but spite of intense
loyalty Colorado violently and Extensively
trde these of other who do value Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10
WHAT WILL THE ANSWER BE?

E closing paragraph President Wilson's address
illustrates the American feeling toward Ger
many live in honorable with nation
that feel it deserves further publicity Here it s
We do desire any hostile conflict with the mper
We the sincere friends CT the
people and earnestly desire to remain at with
government which speaks for them. We shall not be-
ieve that they hostile to unless and until we
obliged believe and propose nothing than the
We wish selfish ends We seek merely to stand
alike in thought and in action the mmemoral
cipes Of people which sought address
the only weeks ago-eek merely to vindcate
right o liberty and justice and unmoesed life.
These the bases of peace, God grant that
injustice the of the government of Germany
We consider this excellent the CT Pres
Wilson, the head and spokesman of of the great
of world 1t is fair and charitable statement void of
would that the whole country
uphold President Wilson in this broad humanitarian
statement
has lost all of human de-
if really believes the fair play of which boasts will
modify withdraw it's devh submarine manifesto which it be-
yond the of civilization and sends forth roaring lion
those who have least equal rights
to the ocean highways.
would be than stupid it would be positively criminal
States submit this cruel utmatum We not
ready and sanction this pugnacicu def of the
Kaiser.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

0UR citizens have tried many for getting together board
~ of trade business with the object of acting fer
the welfare the always indifferent
There which understand
which be With all of these
CARNATIONS there has always something which has
seemed to be vitality essential because the responsibility has net
been delegated to enough peope Is because small number
have all This subject to
dispute but from the the community welfare
ference dheren large committee subdvded into
smaller definite function
clmed believe that therein lies the And per-
hap much of the attributable the live wire at the head
Of the At all let's think carefully and
if in the future organizations and future
efforts for community benefit profit by the of recent
conference
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

NJ OTING in the of community has been help
full Glenwood the community welfare conference just
closed This statement based the belief that the beneficial
suit will be continuing but the immediate benefits sufficient to
saying that the investment has been good
Such undertaking few years would have been impossible
this place Verify seeing the light We finding ourselves
We waking of possibilities along the line Of the
better things and propose put of the suggestions made
the conference practical execution for the benefit of the
muny The has been made Now let's the folow-up
system.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

HIS criticize President Wilson the
taken in the German quabble On the other hand
praise him that he exhibited fmness
test the high handed of the
Kaiser the effect that he will sink ships
hnds them The Wilson might probably
the unfortunate condition by the exhibition of little back
bone several months is not sufficient justification for ctcng
him at this time when he is making manly effort avoid with
sacrificing national honor 1t high time he should call Ger
many bullying tactics it, let all
good citizens sustain him in his action.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

M OTING should delay already locking
construction of city building Genwood which
the needs Of the and the department
think dividing ourselves three different
The clerks place
built city Jail another mans land The fighting appar
stored three other places and
but for lot of rubbish Let's have real city building
suitable to the present city hope
Mayor horson and the city aldermen will
successful fruiton.
The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10
~ AFFIEID county continue the county agent program at
W After OF the county ageht

ARFIEID county the county agent program at
" least for another After year OF the county "s'
nearly happens that the agent is retained aey
county found that willing to lose an agent after M mas
splendid people nave
that the county agent
knowta but practical studous fellow VINO mas tese ou'
things and satisfied himself that he has learned some
which others The mission OF tne
county agent good learns about farming no
he these things makes sure hat ne
and on to some
The best endorsement Of the county agent lies IN the ct
that the county the fellows who make
the and who would naturally sup
the independent of the county agent are usually the
fellows who the him and insist on his reenoh
r legislature repeal the industrial commission
act poll of the senate dcoses that fact The law may be
amended but the people the commission They also want the
suspend strike thirty days pending
investigation The contention of the Federation of Labor that this
invasion of the rights aboring absurd Since all know
how strikes brought about what of order them and how
unreasonable times both employers and the union The courts
have upheld the right strike picket Now the people
They days time which to find out
what the hulabao aboutwho right and who Also
little which the state to try and bring
both sides together The naturally doesn't want that
He wants terrorze and the basis His salary
isn't enough When strike he has his account
that may interfere with.-Bouder Camera.
entitled GA Valuable Sugges
ton deals with the playground problem and written
without studied attempt effort doubtless many things
left this subject Perhaps there
it, aside the first word which should have
been Out instead CT But the printer has made it. We wish
would read the article then views the sub
Has that if solve the playground
problem the be doing the
nile delinquency problem? Send the subject If
disagree with your article gladly though
take opposite Let's the real of this play
ground cocoanut.