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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-28

The aid society Of the Elm Luth-
eran church held its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at the church with
Mrs. Helen Thompson and Mrs. Thorn
as Sksie as hostesses. The members
held their business meeting and then
enjoyed the time socially. while the
hostesses served refreshments. They
were assisted by Mesdames Andrew
Hanson. s. A: Robinson and A. F.
Eckmau.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-28
Easter Footwear

EdSter Footwear
Prominently displayed for the Spring
Opening Days.
oxfords lead the vogue for spring-in new
long graceful lines they meet every demand
for sma rtness-The minute you see these
prominent footwear modes. you will be plan
ming for a pair to complete your Easter outfit.
The whols store 10 ready TO greet You
in sprinatime gala attlre-with every
rack, shelf and counter displaying
BRIGHT fresh sprins merchandise. to
make the happy sprinotlme tssason sv.
on more joyful,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-28

Notice the sale of my household
goods In classified list, John jacobson,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-28

Wanted by Posey Meat n Provision
Company. all kinds of poultry.-Ad-
ypriispmpnt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
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?, lot No, 60, 25x14o feet, IS Exchange
corner Fulton. Valuation $500, tax 1920
ward SI'f I. part lot No. is$. 3 / q feet
VS. Main, corner Washington. Valua,
ton $12, 500, tax $225.
Mette, Martin H, bill No. 1876, Ward
,, buildings on lot No. 3, 26x107 feet
es Front. Valuation 1900, tax S27.
Nineteenth Century Club, bill No, 206
Ward 2, part Id No. 400, n 25Xl4S,'
feet, es Third. corner alley. Valuation
SIS, $50, tax, SS37.5O
Norfleet; Elise Vance; bill No. 2O7
VS. Main, corner alley. Valuation S22,
500. tax $4o5.
O'SuIiivan, Thomas estate, bill No
219. Ward ?, part lots Nos. 267 and 26S
40x14S.5 feet, VS. Second. Valuation
$4,000, tax $72.
Schooineld, W. w. estate, bill No
242. Ward 2, country lot No. AZ, 4l.51
| 1885 feet, ms Poplar, corner alley. Val
uation $1,000, tax $3.50.
Smith, Eliza, bill No. PSI, Ward ?
country lot No. 472, 50xl4S.5 feet, n:
Poplar, corner Fourth. Valuation S12,
600. tax $216.
Strattman, f. H., bill No, 25S, Ward
2, lot No. AZ, 25x140 feet, ms Exchange
Strattman, f. H, bill No. 25S, Ward
2, lots Nos. 81 and 50, 56x12O irregular
es Water, corner Exchange. Valuation
500, tax $3.50.
Wellman, N. H., bill No. 2S1, Ward
2, country lot No. 499, 60x14S.5 feet, SIS
Poplar. Valuation Sc, 500, tax 1922. 40.
Williams, Jos. R., bill No. 2S7, Ward
2, lot No. IS, 25x14O feet, ms Poplar
Valuation $50, tau 80 cents.
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FOURTH WARD.

Bateman, Mrs. M. s., bill No. 20,
Ward 4, block No. 20, country lot No.
491. rs 2-3x10D feet, es Front street.
Valuation $4,000, tax 1924.
Bateman, Mrs. NJ. w., bill No. 81,
Ward 4, part lot No. 81. 23,5x74.25 feet
IS Monroe street, corner alley: Valua-
ton $4,000, tax $270.
Desoto Investment Co, bill No. 81,
Ward 4, part lot $50, country lot No.
1872, 71.5x225-14S.5, ms Union street, on
bayou Valuation $6, 900, tax sos.
GRAND United Order OF odd Fellows
Association, bill No. 149, Ward 4, block
No, 81, 5ox1o5 feet, VS. Fourth street.
corner alley. Valuation 81, 500, tax $45.
Grand United Order OF odd Fellows
Association, bill No. $50, Ward 4, coun-
try lot No. 492, 2Sx130 feet, es Fourth
street. Valuation s6,4OO, tax $115.2O.
Hoffman, Lucy, bill No. 1879, Ward 4,
block No, 20, country lot No, 49l, 2Sx
100 feet, es Front street. Valuation
$14, 500, tax $261.
Keck, Jas, E. and Susie L., bill No.
2o6, Ward 4, lot No. 10 and part lot
No. Q, 34.5x150 feet, VS. Second street.
Valuation $12, 900, tax $216.
Keck, Jas. f. and Susie L.. bill No.
2o7, Ward 4, lots Nos. II and u, 46x
$50 feet, VS. Second street Valuation
Lehman, L., bill No. 22s. Ward 4,
block No. g.. 40 2-3xS5 feet, ms Beale
street. Valuation $13,50O, tax s24S,
Meacham, NJ. L., bill No. $50. Ward
4, block No. Is, country lot No. 4S7,
20xS4.5-92 feet. ws Front street, corner
Beale. Valuation IS, 900, tax 800.
Memphis Fire Insurance Patrol. bill
No. 1858, Ward 4, part lot No. SIS, coun-
try lot No. 4S1. 5ox14s.5 feet, ms Mon
roe street. Valuation $28, 900, tax 1904,
Metcalf, Sam s., bill No. 272, Ward 4,
part lot No. sos, country lot No. 4S1,
"a. 25x14s.5 feet, IS Madison street. Val
uation $22, 900, tax 1896.
Meyer, J. D. f., bill No. 273, Ward 4.
part lot No. 9S, 2~4.75x74.25 feet, SIS
Monroe street. Valuation $22, 500, tax
$4O5.
Podesta, Chas., bill No. 500, Ward 4,
part lots Nos. 81 and 3S, block No. 4S4,
44.3-43. 66x102. S-93.7 feet, WIS Third
street. Valuation IS, 1000. tax s144.
Severson, Georgia c., bill No. 327,
Ward 4, part lot No. 81, 26.5x7S feet, es
Front street. Valuation $17, 900, tax
$306.
Severson. Georgia c. and Ellen C..
James, bill No. S2S. Ward 4, lot No.
20. country lot No, 491, 2~15.12x100 feet,
es Front street. Valuation s12,75O, tax
$229.5 so.
Societa di Uni Fratalanzi Italiana,
bill No. 342, Ward 4, lot No. 10, 45.75x
1872 la feet. es Second street. Valuation
$26, 900, tax s46S.
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feet, ms Union. Valuation $2,Soo. tax
Ttghe, Catherine. bill No. ss7. Ward
!, part lot No. ). block No. 50. E5Nl25
feet, SIS Vance street, corner Driver.
Valuation $500, tax $3.50
Turner, s P. bill No. ia. Ward I.
part lot No. I to 6, block No Sc. g IS
i5Xl2S.S feet, ms Pontotoc street, corner
Orleans Valuation $4,000. tax &lS.
Turner, s. F, bill No. IA. Ward I,
part lots No. S and .. block No. SO,
+2-52xl2A feet. ms Pontotoc. Valuation
Sl,S00, tax 81.
Nalenti, Mariana. bill No. us, Ward
part lot No 3, block No. 80, 2s2-3X
l35 feet. ms Poutotoc street. Valuation
81 Use, tax so 20.
Walker, Owe Lyle, bill No. 723. Ward
!, part lot No. 4 block No. 90, loNl62
feet, ms Vance street. Valuation 81 300,
tax $41.4O
Watson, Ellen NJ, bill No. 729, Ward
{, country lot No, 49,, 20xll3 feet. es
Wellington street. Valuation $500, tax
5000,
Werts, f. s and ]. W. $ Rhea, bill
No, 735, Ward :, lots No. Is TO is Bar
nett and part c Fowler, 42A.9-457.5X
l5S.5-lN feet, 50 Madison. corner Ma
rassas. Valuation $50, 600, tax $40,
Werts, +, $ and J W. s, Rhea, bill
No, 1876, Ward :, lots No, 10 to IL, 2lOx
l54-l5o fect, ms Monroe Valuation
$i,500, tax ISL.
Williams, Auvergne, bill No. TS,
Ward 1 lot No. 3. block No, g.. S0xl75
feet. So Beale street. Valuation s., 800,
tax $522 20.
William, Jos, bill No, 7AL Ward !,
block No, 5, 55xl5O reet, VS. Walnut
street. Valuation $3.50, tax 81. 10,
Williams, } M. bin No 746, Ward :,
part lot No. :. block No. 56, 60xl45 feet,
SIS Linden street. Valuation $500, tax
$6S. 40.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
THIRD WARD.

Evans. Imogene, bill No. So, Ward 5,
part lot No. IA, country lot No. 4S0,
SO .5X148.5 feet, ms Madison. Valuation
$35, 900, tax $3.50.
Ewing. Caruthers, bill No. II, Ward
8, part lot No. 555, country lot 47S,
S., 75o' tax SCI. s.. '''i'' '''
3, part lots Nos. $50 and $50, country
lot No. 479, 90x148.5 feet, IS jefferson.
Valuation $12, 500, tax $225.
Fuchs, Anaise T, bill No, 80, Ward
8, part lot No. 25S, 39.5x74.25 feet, SIS
jefferson. Valuation $14,5o0, tax 1881.
Ward 3, part lot No, 81, soxll2;5 feet,
SIS jefferson, corner alley. Valuation
Koch, Fred, bill No. 1863. Ward 8,
part lot No. $50, country lot 479, 46 5-6x
i4s5 feet, IS jefferson Valuation
Koch Maggie L. ct al. bill No. 1853.
No. 47S, 70x14S.5 feet, ss jefferson, cor
Ter Fourth. Valuation $4,000, tax
Koch, Maggie L. ct al, bill No. 40,
Ward 3, part lots Nos. 6 and Z, country
lot No. 40, 60x14S.5 feet, IS Court. VAL
uation $1,000, tax ,&14o.4O.,
part EaFE lots Nos Nos q? III and lis, ss.51i4s 3
feet, ms Adams, corner alley. Valua-
ton $40, 1000, tax $3.50.
Loberg, A., bill No. 1877, Ward 3,
part lot No. rs, 20xlO0 feet, es Front.
Valuation IS, 1900. a. 1854
Mcclellan, X. D., bill No, 1873, Ward 8,
part lot No. 555, country lot No, 47s,
50x14S,5 feet, IS Jefferson. Valuation
$3.50, tax $94.5 so.
Memphis Lodge No. OF, B; P. Q. F.,
bill No. 207, Ward 3. part lot No. 70,
65. 5x74.25 feet, SIS Jefferson, corner al
ley. Valuation $40, 900, tax $3.50. .
Moran, Winifred D., bill No. 2l9.
Ward 8, part lot No. TO-. country. lo'
No. 4So, 53x14S.5 feet, ms Madison. VAL
uation 2 1000, tax s432.
Odd Fellows Hall Association, bill
No. 231, Ward 8, lots Nos. 224. 225 and
part lot No. 223, 76.5x74.25 feet. es Main
street, corner North Court. Valuation
1925, 500, tax $2,277.
Ryder, Pauline A., bill No. 26o, Ward
3, part lot No, 562, country lot No. 47S,
3ox14S.5 feet, ms Court street. Valua-
ton 5 ,100, tax $91. so.
Strange, Ayers A. bill No. 2ss. Ward
3, part lot No. 342, lS.5x70 feet, ms
jefferson street. Valuation $4,000, tax
S10S,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
FIFTH WARD.

Aaron, H., bill No. I, Ward 3, part
lot No. /. block No. ~, 6~5-32x77-S0 feet
es Rayburn street. Valuation 81, 500, tax
1872. 40.
American Building. Loan and Tontine
Saving Association, Horn Bros, bill No,
6, Ward 5, part lot No. 4, block No. AZ,
4ox2o0 feet, SIS Vance street. Valuation
SO. 500. tax $64.S 80.
Beattie, Corrine M, bill No. %, Ward
S, block No. 40, 35y1S5-1s6.5 feet, ws
Wellington street. Valuation 81, 200, tax
S39.6 so.
Beaumont, B. W. and Ida NJ, bill
No. "a, Ward 5, part lots Nos. 10 and
~, country lot No, so, s.5x15O feet, SIS
Pontotoc street, Valuation 81, 700, tax
$50. so.
Beaumont. b. w. and Ida NJ, bill
No. %, Ward 5, part lot No. II, block
No. 81, s0x199 feet, ws Wellington
street. Valuation So, $50, tax $67, so.
Bergman, Lucy, bill No. 81, Ward 5,
lot No, 10, 50x125 feet, WIS Fourth
street. Valuation 81, 700. tax 1850.
Bickford, W. A., bill No. 80. Ward E.
part lot No. 6, block No. 81, IS 1-6x15t
feet, ms Beale street. Valuation 81. 800
tax s6S.
Black, Margaret P, bill No. 20, Ward
S. part lot No. II, block No, 81, 40x15C
feet, WIS Wellington street. Valuation
81. 400. tax $3.50.
Black. Mary E., ct al. bill No. 40,
Ward S, part lot No. 7, block 45. 104.5-
1o2. sx175-133.5 feet. es Rayburn street.
Valuation IS, 800, tax s1o4.40.
Browne. Harris L., bill No. SO, Ward
S, part lot No. /, block No. 40, 25x1st
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15

cord street Valuation $1,000, tax SIS 20.
Stith, Mona. and w G. Ohcrst, hin
No. 500, Ward s, part lot No. 10. 9OXlSl
tax $40 SO.
Tietelbaum. Ida, bill No. So. Ward s.
west part lot No, :. 30Nl4S feet, SIS
&I4 40.
Thornton, Geo. H.. bill No. sSt. Ward
!, north part lot No. "a, S7.6xlA6.7 Is
feet es Leath street. Valuation 5000.
Ttsnsch. G. A. and Mary. bill No.
eSS, Ward s., part lot No. "a. S2xl4S.5
teet' ms Mosby street, Valuation $l,l00,
Turpin 4 Son, bill No.. $40. Ward s.
lot No. q, 4ONll9 feet, 50 Winchester
street. Valuation 500. tax $3.50
Neathersll. j. @, bill No. 81, Ward
y. lot No, ~, 30Xl4s5 feet, So Moshy
street Valuation 81, $50, tax S27 90.
WEIGH, Mollie, bill No. 6if. Ward s.
country lot No. 500, 5Oxl6O-l4S feet. SIS
Alabama street, Valuation s., 500, tax
weyburn. W. c. hin No s7s. Ward
\. country lot No. dl2. lS5-l95X15S- 200
feet and l. SIS feet in rear, ms Alabama
street Valuation 81 5000. tax Sos. 90.
WILKINSON, :, A., bill No 6S3, Ward
,; east part lot No. /, 4SxS5 feet. VS.
anaasS street, corner Robson. Val
uation 81, 500, tax $32.4O.
Wishart, Geo. bill No. 6SS, Ward 3,
parts lots Nos : and (, 6Oxl96 feet, es
S4S 60. '''' "N
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
WARD,

Bickford, Elizabeth W, bill No. "a.
Ward 2, buildings on lots Nos. 4 and 5,
1-5x107 feet, es Front. Valuation
$4,000, tax s54.
Bickford, Harry w, bill No, rs, Ward
buildings on lots Nos. 6, Z and s,
1880, tax sS1.
buildings on lot No. ., 2sx1o7 feet, es
Front. Valuation 81, 900, tax s34.20
Bedford. Harry W, bill No. q, Ward
lot No. 6s, 74,25x14s,5 feet, es Front,
torner alley. Valuation 5000, tax
Bickford, Harry w, bill No. %. Ward
h, buildings on lot No. 2. 26xlo7 feet,
s Front. Valuation 81, 800, tax s27.
Bedford, Harry w, bill No. 20, Ward
|, country lot No. 472, S5x14S.5 feet, es
Exchange. Valuation 81. ZOO, tax $40. so.
Bickford. W A., bill No. 81, Ward 2,
part lot No. 4o4, 37bx14s.5 feet, es
Third, corner Exchange. Valuation
Bickford, ". A., bill No. "a, Ward .,
buildings on lots Nos, II and 12, 52xl07
get, es Front. Valuation 5000, tax
Block, /. D. and I. H. Wei, bill No.
Es, Ward 2, part lots Nos, 269 and go,
lxso5 feet, IS Poplar. Valuation
Brink tfS 70 J' NJ N, bill No. As, Ward ?.
vt No. il. 25xi4o feet, ms Exchange.
aluation $50, tax 80 cents.
Brinkley, r. c. estate, bill No. as,
Ward 2, lots Nos. A to A. 1Oox14o feet,
y Exchange, corner Dock. Valuation
100, tax $3.50,
Rrinkley & overton, bill No. Al. Ward
Ia lot No. AZ, 25x140 feet, ms Exchange.
prner Dock. Valuation $50, tax 30
Chandler, DAM. bill No. g., Ward 2,
|t No, 50, 25xl40 feet, SIS Exchange.
Mutation $500, tax $500.
Phase, Ike A, bill No. Ga, Ward 2,
|Fot. No, 81. 25x14o feet, ms Exchange.
elnation 500, tax s1.So.
hrpt, Emma. bill No. liz, Ward 2,
|(o1 NO, 8, country lot No. Al, 6s.sx92
1eets WIS Fourth. Valuation 81 200, tax
Efpf. Emma, bill No. ia, Ward ?,
|ot NC, I country lot No. All, 4Sx9O
|leet ms Exchange. Valuation 500,
|lax s12. go. WV
I.ritz, Louis, bill No. 1876. Ward Q.
Ieulidings on lot No, 10, ,26xlo7 feet, es
Gassaway, Sarah E., bill No. 12s.
Ward 2. part lot No. 2o6, 6.5x54,2 as
Ieet' rs Exchange. Valuation 81. 100,
0reiner. Marie, bill No. 1879, Ward ?,
Ht NO. 3, country lot No. All, 45xsO
tgk SIS. 80. '
Hoffman. Lucy b, bill No. 1877. Ward
country. lot No. 473. 27x14s.5 feet, SIS
Esqplar. Valuation IS, 400, tax 361. 20.
Zones, S, w, bill No. 1859, Ward 2,
&ft lot No, "a, 247bx14s.5, es Front
n ation s4,75o. tan ss5. so.
70 nigan. Mamie C., bill No. 1877,
2. country lot No. 474, sext4s.5
ms Washington. Valuation $4,000,
kmphis oil Co. bin No. lsa. Ward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Oil Man Tells How Americans
Hunted BoISheviki at Edge
of Land of the Midnight Sun

A iacksplppnr from tho rug mllls
~ Nov YorL si,tr introduced The
,r.Sp,nplrd Hammer into northern
Russia last Inurth of JuIy. and II
Ia there /, stay according TO said
,rk,pIoucr Wtldysl,Sy Malice. an
American sailor
I'm. story is brought To- TULSA ly
tho foreign rcprescntatlyc Of a local
OH firm who talked tn the sailor IN
London
Nndysla,y had lust returned from
A history making cruise that took
ahlm within l.rO0 miles OF the north
polc aboard Admiral DcwE,rg old
rnrship. tho ONmpia. tho first
American warship that far north In
"a years Hp and his 40 mates were
In total darkness for weeks and have
recently enjoyed urIourh Of ton
dn,s during which time they wcrc
tho center of interost 900 London.
Amopg the thrilling tales they had
tc chr,nicle Of tho cawpulrn u
"a. .,btto a., ana nt Nfuru,arslt ,pd
Ar.n,rg,l v,s ms of v\I,d,sr,v.s a.
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,,.,t.,, int, nat t,r.,,,y ana uffte
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,'''''A" ,' Nv 10y -
l'"l '" Nn,n ~ t','"l ", I'"a
h''n H"l, lots i'",n W, ' u'''' Nn."
came "h"'rn lle 'IN', ',Pn' "h' "l.
tempted q" In,rI'le" h'' captain
h u. b''I' Ihey SPOKE
S'l'' tongue on Mh''h ''I ''ln Beers
hal very limited knoWledE"
Looking Tor trouble always IN
northern Russia, and bccauHo there
was known 90 be unrest aboard the
Askold, the captain believed mo was
about To face holshcvk uprIHlnE
In the Russian navy. lle puzzled
over their haranEuo for Whllo
and was growing desperate iu trying
90 decide the beet course TO follow.
whom Waldyslaw. who had been
standing by listening l., the familiar
sound of whnt hnppcnod To- bo hls
mother tongue. salut.d his officer
and saved the day by saving.
They are king Tor The ,pusi. 10
The star -spangied Bnnnor slr.
The Russian soldiers Snv they are
planning a Fourth of Jily c.ishrn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
BOND ADVOCATES TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Members Of Committees Of Grcaicr
Tulsa Club To Form Plans
Tor Final Drive.

Every member OF cvcry commit.
tee uf the Greater Tulsa ana Good
water club ls urged tu bc present a.
Tho meeting AZ the headquarters in
IN" Kennedy building at $50 Nor.
day night when plans for the final
drive in the bond campaign will be
discussed and formulated
There remains much detail work
10 Doe done yet 10 perfect the or
E1niHluou for the duties on eIec-
ton day and organizations will bs
formed TO work In every precinct In
the city
In addition 10 the committees all
citizens interested in seeing Tulsa
EN a good water supply are invited
20 attend the meeting
Following are the various COM
mIltccs.
Executive Commlttcc-w O.
buck chairman, Lee Daniel. secre-
larry, J. l. Abbott. ". G. Stegcr. 1
G. Roscr, G. A Mayo
Legal Committec-M A. Breckin-
ridge. chairman, Thu Katra g. A
steel Pat Malloy G. B Rogers
Advertising Committee T. Alb
bott chairman; J. o. Rosscr. q. n
ierwillegor J. Burr Gibbons Max
Madnnsky Earl Brown. W. A. Van
doycr.
Publicity Commlttee-Carl c. Ma
gee. chairman. Glenn Condor. IL T.
Ma.kus, Flint Moss. Vic Hughes
FINANCE Committee Eugene I.nr-
ton chairman; A. Il. Aaronson. s. q.
Kennedy. r. VI. McFarlin. Mayor G.
II Hubbard.
Campaign Cummittee-W g
Steger. chairman, J. n Shaurhnessv.
u. Atkinson, Lee Daniel j "a
Wisener. W. W Suckey. J. Il. Me
serve, I'D Grassland. Pete joyce pm
Rates Berry Griffith. u. r Conn1lIy
q. Il. Mccullough. Lon Dint. A. NJ
N'lch. J. q. Rossor. a. y Young
2. o. Baker J. a Kuntz. RAY Short
D. G, Rose, II " Klskaddon. II. A
Hooper. Max Madansky. J. A. on
phanL VI c. Hale. l. T. Abbott. DIR
]. A. Penny J. II McBirnoy, +. NJ
Wooden, Roy II Gctman. ban Hunt &.
Paul Galloway W r. Sorvel. G A
steele. 4 r. Aaronson. Ralph Tai.
bot j. W. Tidwell, Frank s GRAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
ARREST 3 NEGROES
FOR DOPE MURDER
o,c Woman Said 10 Have Con
fcs.cd 1hht Ar smith Was
Given Morphine
INQUEST is TO BE ORDERED
charges Of Murder May Re Lodged
Against MI Three of the Ne
grocs Under Arrest


Two negro women ana ono man
y..r. arrested late yesterday by Chief
r..,..,Iucs Grant puKtnrton and
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le."ril'r ll"''y '''"''' u" '''"' ~
o. having been responsible Tor the
s..t, ~ Alf smith who died yes
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v.r h.m FOR eight hours iu an cf-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
WINNIPEG GOES 96
MILES FOR WATER
Canadian CITY Builds Huge AquCduCt
from Lake at Cost OF
SI5. 1000. 900.

Further evidence that Tulsa Is no
setting % precedent In her plans fol
a permanent supply OF good water %
seen ln 'hc experience OF Winnipeg
Canada. where Il conduit 90 miles ,,
length and eight feet in diameter wa
bull. 10 get good supply OF water
for 'hr city This conduit which i'
~ concrete. is nearly twice th'
whore as thc Spavlnlw conduit viii
SlNNHiW and many times us large
having diameter ot eiBbI fgof
Vhn'rHs tho Spavnaw conduit will
Doe .. inches In diameter
Ih" Canadian city spent SIS. 900,
GOO f1r the conduit alone and buil
arA.roal especially for the Construc-
Nur work In going to- n good source
winnipeg passed several rivers and
sHaEh. % pure source OF water. hav-
lIE hIl s'VDr., typhoid NpIdemics as
n result ~ poor water
]. .H estimated that tho pure water
VI mean saving OF nearly $1,000
'." Year 20 The citizens OF Winnl-
peg
following is The article descriptive
or H" WuniDrg proicc'..
winnipeg has a new water nlp-
81. system. A concrete conduit.
'.HH, feet ln diameter. gG miles
.."F and costing $4,000 600. has
,d.t been completed and tho water
"'n u'"H 'l.url lulU Inp city
main. Tho aqucduct has Nen pro-
N.NHg'i ono OF the major engi-
i',r.nf foltS u il in Its way a
..''N memorial n was begun
. 'I' ANA built In The four years
o' 'nu war.
IHr aQucluct brings $4,000 600
E'.'0a every 2i hours from Shunl
1n arm " the Lake OF the
"''la. Tho famous haunt ~
a. .amon, southeast OF Winniper.
,".'. lake has AN area of lO7
I''Fe miles The Lake ~ the
N.... NIs Hn area of 500 SQUARE
... Hr lakes are 800 feet above
no ."F.l of NE CITY and tho flow
Na''r .s sustained by gravity.
... conduit tunnels under the
i'.' river Nh.temouth river and
several smaller s'renms. Il uorsrs
o.. zee. beneath tho bed OF the Rci
.''. through solid limestone IN.
.~.H Ni river s.phous and pres
sections is seven miles
Ih.i"F Ton itg early history OBJ
.N NHir. from Red river.
years ago. after several
oplacmlcs. a system OF
iN wells was established Duf
' excellent Tor drinking the
'.la water was so hard A.
'...' boilers, water tanks and
.. mains. and had 10 boo chem.
r,.,. .. ''''euod for household pur-
~ new supply OF soft lake
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Dt~.hnrrc Army Men Rapidly

WASulSGTDN. July Army
men arc now bctng discharged a. an
average rate ~ $1,000 "a day, "A war
department statement today says
The grand total OF discharges to
date was given as 2.6l1.tl6 " tho
rate were continued the army would
be down TO the national defense act
strength NJ $4,000 men hy August
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

II you buy home ON the in~nll-
mcnt plan Duu do not call your pay
mCnts thN You call them an In
Vcstmcnt n you buy water Sys-
ten aud nay II out In annual pay
mcnts II l. equally an investment
When rs paid for YOU own Il and
II II worth the pricc and You have
had the use uf Il white you were pay
ing it ont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Incl. nnrr, Mm Nn1 rinr

UpSTDN. July s Jack Barry
af/uurr,I tonight after a confer.
ruyo with Connie Mack that Dee
would mot ioln the Philadelphia
American league club. Barry viii
seek an unconditional release from
the Bostou. Americans. which re-.
comfy traded him 10 tho Athletics.
hd rtld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Five Millions

II had five millions Of dollars
, would spend ~ quito freely I'm surc
would go get he Spavnaw River
And bring II 10 Tulsa's front door
""u.d huiId tower high like mountain
-, Ana tll II right up 10 tho top
iheh would buy me a ulc Tin Lizzie
Ana tour FOR my health while It's hot
IrrhapS would go out TO Dawson
or rather | would go down ip I,nIts
lw"uId never 20 out towards shell Cr,rk
would want TO Keep away from ihc stiuks
would gather the big water bottles
And tour for my health vL,l, Itg hot
Then would get all the hrioE' bats in Tnfs,
Then invite all the boys iu to throw
Ed sanders West Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Tulsu's courthouse, convention hall.
parks bOulcyhrds. street paving.
sidewalks, Schools and churches cost
money, hut thcy arr all worth morr
than the taxpayers paid for'them and
the snmc will be true ~ an adequate
water system.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

or cour4 Il costs more 10 live In
Tulsa than la some other towns hui
us worth II ~ T. daily evidenced hN
people form thC.' other towns
clnmnring for plaCc to live Ia here
in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

You do not lose five million dol
lars when YOU spend Tint sum for "A
winter system for Tulsa. You invest
II and own five million dollars worth
OF additional property It's an In,cst-
mcnt, not u donation, aud with cncb
year becomes worth more To the
owners