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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-12
j. S. OFFICIALS
TO WISE MERGER
Comptroller Asked 10y
Tulsa Booster to
Approve Plan.

r. l.. Farmer. manager OF tho
Tulsa Clearing House association
who IL in Washington. -. g. arilu,
ing the details ut the consolidation
Of the Union National ana lr7, Nt.
tonal banks, tclour1phcd saturday
that his work WAS almost complete
and he expects tu leave FOR Tulsa
within a few days Almost as soon
az the consolidation WAS announced
Mr.. Farmer wont to Washington tu
carry on negotiations with the comp.
troller Of the currency ia order that
the consolidation m.Eht bn effected
about the first NJ the year as urIcl-
nally planned. \ meeting OF the
stockholders OF both banks has been
called FOR December IS fur the pUr.
pose Of ratifyinE the action .f tn,
directors. after which thv nuu tp.
uroNnl OF the comptroller Viii ho
given.
Working plans for the actual con
sulldatiun already have been AN.
uounccd hy officers of the two banks
TO take care Of the increased bust
ucss IN the commercial department
/ two tci'crs will he placed iu each
cage, one from each bank This VIII
| Do" done 80 that patrons OF both
! Institutions may transact husiuct,
with the Same tcllcrs as before In
| the savings. collection aud discount
| departments the men from both
hanks viii ho placed together and
, ~" safe q post forces uf both banks
! will bc used NJ the consolidated M
stitution. Patrons OF the Union Ma
| tion1l bank who have snfo deposit
boxes ar" now transf"rr!ns the con
! tents OF these boNor to similar boxes
IN the large vault AT the First M
! tional bank. 200 new boxes having
been received recently
The officers OF both banks Will
be at the First National after the
first Of the year and arrangements
are being made for additional dosks
and desk room 10 accommodate
them. Under present plans. officers
of both banks will hc in the bank
lobby 10 meet their rinuds aud &c
see Tint everyone gets proper attcn.
tiOn.
4 get acquainted" party viii u,
held at the Elks club for the of
ficers and employees of both bank
next Monday evening followed by {
luncheon At the Tea CUP inn.
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DEATH PENALTY IS ASKED


MARION, Ill, Dec. 1.-THE case
of Settino De SAINTS. charged with
first gree murder for the death OF
Amiel Calcaterra. Il years old, and
Tony Hemphill, II, went TO the jury
In Williamson county circuit court
here late today.
In his closing argument counsel
for the defense admitted his cline
witnessed the crime which caused
% the west Frankfort riots lag, August
but asked for lcniency on the plea
that fear was responsible for De
Santis' completely.
The prosecution asked for the
death penalty, asserting DE SAINTS
and Frank Blanca, who committed
suicide here yesterday, plotted the
murder. Court officials did not an
ticipate a verdict before tomorrow
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RIG CORPORATION
TO BOOST TRADE
One Hundred Million Dol
lars as Stimulant to
Foreign Business.
TO SIMULATE RADING
All Sections Represented Up
on Committee of 30 Includ-
ing Bright Money Lights.

CUfCA AGO, Dec. It.--Lcadcrs OF
the country's banking. Industrial.
sgricultural and commercial inter.
es,s today voted the formation OF a
corporat!on to finance foreign trade
vith A $1O0.O00.000 immediate
h,nking and billion dollar credit
sys,cm The corporation Is expect
Cd 10 he the chief factor In the up
building OF Americas trade with
foreign countries
All sections Represented.
Details of the organization were
nlaccd In the hands of committee
of 80. representing all sections OF
,be country and practically all in
urrlos Tho corporation was en-
oowprcd TO add to its membership
as f. found necessary to represent
the other industries or sections Of
the country.
Amons the members on this com
mittec were John McHugh, who
drafted the plan; Herbert Hoover,
Paul WarburE, OF New York; John
s Drum, president Of the American
Bankers association; James Il. For
gan. Arthur Reynolds, Thomas II.
wilson, julius Barnes, A. G. Bed
ford. os ,hc Standard Oil, Joseph II.
Defrecs, of the National Chamber OF
Commerce, and Charles II. Sabin.
In its simplest terms, the activi-
ties of the new corporation will be
much as follows:
VIII Clear Securities.
4 foreign merchant. with foreign
securities. desiring to buy goods
from an American; the foreign Sc
curities will be appraised by the
corporation which then will take
them over. the American dealer will
secure instead the securities Issued
by the corporation.
John Fahey, OF Boston, chairman
Of plan and scope" committee. de-
clared the time of the confcren ce
here precluded working out the de-
tails OF the organization. hence the
committee OF 80 was formed.
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VANDERBILT SEES
CHANGED RUSSIA

square miles OF territory, in re-
turn for which Russia asks a change
to purchase $4,000, 900, 900 worth OF
goods in the United States. The
Vanderllp syndicate acts, as fiscal
agents. Russia asks immediate
relations with the United States.
She considers America, In spite OF
the Wilson invasion OF Murmansk
and Siberia. her only friend and
even though she signs an agreement
resuming trade, Russia will give the
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bulk OF her orders to the United
States.
She declares, however she will
not beg on our doorstep much
longer.
Britain VIII Sign Up.
.. What is Britain's present at
titudc? VIII she recognize the
soviets?
Russia expects to sign any day.
My contracts were at first ridi-
culed in England, then they caused
a panic. British labor was cir
cularized with my interviews and
threats were made that Britains
workmen will LAY down their tools'
unless the British government signs
q. What are your future plans
i expect American manufacturers
and labor organizations TO carry
my fight for trade relations to con-
gress. have blazed the trail. Sue
cess will mean the return to pros
perity for 150,000,000 Russians
willing to work for us.
Better Than League.
Europe will continue to fight and
starve and seek our charity until
her Eranary-Russia-- il reopcned
Restoration OF trade relations with
Russia will do more than the league
OF nations ever could do. II means
putting stop to quarreling and
going back to work.
q, Have British financiers OBJ
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SECTION 2: That u, assessments here.
iot" and parcels OF land are hereby ds-
oiared TO be q lien upon such lots and par.
coils Of land to tho same extent as otha.
thGes and shall bs collected and enforced
IN the same manner As other taxes In and
for the city Of Tulsa. okIshona. are col
lectsd.
SECTION o. That all sssessmsnts here
by levied shall be divided into three 90
eansl annual inst.llm.n,s a. authorized by
said ststutes OF tho State Of Oklahoma foe
ssssmsn,s % % shall shall bear bear interest At the rat. Of
noaiiy a, The ,im. of ,h. payment q n.
Of this ordinance that the tlr.t install.
."' n" .eerusa c, edo intsrsst on tho dsf.rr.d in.
a., %'"is Of b.s.%s-r % De issi. 's and q ,s ,s % re.
G mailing i"H S.,sfr"a " ia.s'.:Imsns viii Ii.
yearly Interest on the unpaid install ln,ents.
;nsn DO payable on os, ,hs ,s'n S,, GAY un,,l 81
all shall be maid.
Provided. however. that any OF tn"
OF ay ,@' Of 1. suna os
90 consec utiys wseks following tho day
pay to the city Auditor Of the city Of
30 levied ssainst their said lots and par
coils Of land and thereby release such
property from the lien Of such sssess-
SECTION q, That this ordinance shall
be published for four ~ consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily World. q news
paper published In Tulsa. oklahoma; that
the publication Of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice to all persons inter
rsttd In the assessments hereby levied by
the terms Of this ordlnanc.
SECTION g. That an emergency EXISTS
for the preservation Of tho public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordin-
ancs shall take cffcc, from and after its
passage. approval and publication.
PASSED o. the emergency clauss
ruled upon sHFatstely and approved this
lsth day Of November. 1890.
! APPROVED. tbl. A2th day Of Novembsr.
1879
T. d. EVANS.
Mayor.
Attrst.
MRB FRANZ SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved
PRANK ~. DtINCAN
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SECTION 2; That the asscarnen,s mere
ty levied on zach ~ the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby do
clar"d to be n lion upon such lots and
parcels of land 60 the same extent as
enforced IN the same manner as other
taxes In and Tor tho city of Tulsa. okla.
hoWa, are collected.
SECTION. 3. Tnat all as.esments here.
by levied shall he divided into thee 90
equal annual nsthlimeutH aa suthorlzed
hy said statutes 81 the state Of Oklahoma
the assessments hhAli bear interest at
the rate Of eight tD per cent por annum.
payable ahnuslly at the time Of tho pay
ment Of the several instailfncnts Of tho
ssia aascspmcnla from the date of ,ne
taking effect ~ this ordinance. that the
first lnstallment Of ssid n-se-snrn's. to
g'thcr with the accrued interest on the
deferred lustallmentH. shan be payabla
OF the 18th day Of Dccember, 1871,
sna . ths remainlng "s's,fof ms,"'imsnt.,
hHtullments. shall bo payable ON tn" 18th
day of Decemhet. OF each succeeding year
until Oh shall bo paid.
Provided however, that any NJ IN,
owners Of the lots or pnrccls ~ land 81
essrss"d may at anytime during the toa
/ 90 consecutive weeks following the dat
! Of the first publication Of this ordinance
/ pay to tho city Auditor ~ tho city %
/ Tulsa, the full amount Of the nssess
! and parcels of land, andthof'by releas,
such property from the lien of suof
ussrfHiutUtH
be published for -Four - consecutive
weeks IN tho Tulsa Daily world. news
paper published IN Tulsa. ckln homa. that
the publication ~ this ordinance as re'
dulfod by Law Ehsll be taken and re-
purded Hs Huff!cIont notice to all persons
interested In the assessments hereby
levied by the terms 81 this ordinance.
SECTION 9: Tl,nt all ordinances ~
psrts u ordinances In conflict with thr
provisions Of this ordinance. are hereby
repealed.
SECTION q. Tha, an emsrPrncy erist,
for the preservation Of the public heal IN
ana safety. by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shan take effect from and aft.r
It's phustRc, approval aud puL,,catiun.
PASSED. and tho emergency clause
! ruled uppL separately ana approved this
2gth day of October, 1890
APPROVED. this 29th day OF october
/ 1920.
J. ~ ADKisOS.
Mayor pro tom.
Attest;
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about the close OF the civil war
Among the early pastors. who are
ftill living. are. Rov. J. F Thomp-
son. Rev r i. Brewer, and Rev. NJ
l.. Butler.
The church now has n member
ship OF nearly 500 and Is counted
one ut tho strongest congregations
of oklahoma Mcthudism. Its Nom
hership tx made up OF some of the
best people of the state. For about
10 years they have been wanting to
build a temple OF worship. and sew
eral times IL has been undertaken
but before actual construction began
the enterprise would fall down. The
building committee. consisting Of
Ewing Halsell. n. u. Hancock, Guy
Patton. lee Barrett. Frank Dial,
Norman JOY, x. J. Wright, and Sam
icforee, together with the pastor,
Rev. J. T.. Mcconnell have the
finances well I'm hand and except to
pay for the building when com-
plcted. without debt Tho contract
was let To Love Bros. of this city.
November 13.
Rev Mcconnell was appointed TO
thia charge in November. 1918. and
when hc came here he found the
congregation scattered and dlsheart- -
cn"d. lie took his first year 10 pull
the church together. and early In his
second year he began quietly talking
about building. In May, 1920, the
campaign for funds was begun and
enough raised to insure ~. success
Of the enterprise. Rev. Mcconnell
was for three years, from 1919 TO
1915. pastor ~ the Centenary Meth
odist church In Tulsa, formerly
krnwn na Tipprt Mpp,pria1 glnrgh
- L.
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Special 10 The World
NlNITA, Dec. l1.-Ground break
ing started Thursday for the CON
struction OF the $4,000 Method st
church building which is to be
erected at the corner Of West Canad-
AN avenue and Thompson street,
across the street from the Christian
church and Just north of the $3.50
900 new courthouse. The formal
ceremonies will take
place Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
When completed this church will be
one OF the best In the state, with "A
eating capacity OF 200, elegant par
'ors. large banquet room. social
rooms, and separate rooms for a
large sunday school. three dressing
rooms, kitchen and kitchenette
here being 27 rooms in all. The
exterior will he built OF beautiful
varicgatcd rug brick. trimmed in
Carthage stone. There will be four
Carthage stone Corinthian columns
In front. The roof will be of green
tile.
Iast spring II was thought that
he plant would cost 100000 but
with better conditions now prevail
ing for the purchase of building ma
'erial the cost will be about $50
700 for church, parsonage and
grounds. The site is one of the
prcttiest in the city, and is two
blocks from the business center.
The old church building in which
services are now being held was
quilt about 40 years ago, was re-
modelled in 1895 in its present form.
IL ~ a frame affair with no Sunday
school accommodations at all. The
church itself is one of the Oldest in
the state. having been organized
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'ssS s%s::S;r 7 !. - T. i. T. q % q r: +;
it,o The world publishing Company.
onDINAScr NO. sio7
An ordinance to appor'ion, levy and ss.
scHs special taxes In payment Of the coef
of constructing sanitary sewer In SEW.
Tulsa. as created and e.tabllshed by or
diGsnca No, 2077, end declaring an emsr'
gency
WHEREAS. IN pursusnes .s the pro
visions of the Charter sf the CITY Of Tulsa.
| Oklahoma, and the statutes Of tho stat. OF
oklahome. foy such csses made and pro
vided the said city OF Tulsa ala by Ordln-
anco No 2O17 creais and cstablish SEWER
| DISTRICT NuMnrR iss. and after hsy'
as nseistsd y S1s.s'dH pHsr'r 70 Ter'sIy SymHEn
Iss. by the provisions Of said Ordinance
No. 2077. did on the sth day ~ June. 1870.
let TO the Tihbsts a Pleasant, incorporate
| contractors certain contract for the
| construction of a certain sanitary sewer ir
SEWER pisThIcT SUMNER ~; A.a,
] WHEREAS, \" -. ss.n.- ~ sh,d contract
! saih T.Iss,. ricasapt Incorporated haye
| ,Sustructed a certain sanitary sewer In said
| SEWER DISTRICT NIHBEn lsr, snd
the work under said contract has hren sc-
cepted aud approved ~ IN. city EnRineer
/ and tho noard of COmnissonars OF thS
/ ''ty ~ Tulsa; and,
] WHEREAS In further pursuance Of the
| satutss Of the state ~ Oklahoma, rfote
| ,aid. and under the terms ~ The 'hst'-'
pf the said CITY OF iulErf tk'hh"inft u ~
deemed necessary by toe BJaIt 0f Com
missioner ~ the CitY q Tulsa - iayy and
/ Htposs n special tax Uppn 'ho property "
abla 10 aaAassfnent N rHid SEWER DIS
TRiCT NUMBER tg9, BY -ess1n - the
construction ~ said sewer and 20 pay Tor
the same and,
WHEFEAS. the totA cost - the con
/ rirurtIuu - sad sewer u Snli SEWER
/ DISTRICT NVHBER 100. u"luiinr sx.
trhs have been Bp' ','niuel and = here
b, drrIarei TO be the aum - 'a1 .t"t..t, ~
~ which ~ 10 be 'ry'Pd by stp'Ia' ss.
sesameuis against tho lots All parcels ~
IIHud benefited hN ttr C'ufirurii. IN &
fulI s,wct In SAID SEWER pisrH'CT
B NUMBER 100, ard.
WuEBEAA. all ieea, geuremcH's naVs
hoen complied with 10 authorize he levy
uf the assessments AKA at sail lots sni
parcels - land 80 l.,Gia Tor tho cost ~
. c1uz'ru,tl,u - SAID sewer "a ta'i SLW n
DISTRICT NUMBER lIB. no the dHtOunts
hereinafter rpccif.ed "a section ! " tE's
SOW TUrHEFORE. ne IT ORpAtSEL
ny THE HOARD orr COMMISSION
Fra or the CRY OF TULSA, OKLA
ltfNA
SECTIOS l. That there shall be snc
'hcfr ~ hereby hppoTrionsd 10 and leyics
upun and ass"ssrl uHainst the seyera
lots and parcels - land In anil SEWEt
.DISTElCr StMBFR lGs In the city o
Tulsa. oklahoma, so benefited by tn
cpusfruction - Haid sewer. ss specia
tHh TO pay Tor the construction OF sal
sewer, tho amounts respectively as fol
lows tp.wit.
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SAW HER 3 DAYS
AFTER SHOOTING

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
body will be cxhumed. but it is not
likely" he said. The burial per-
nit was issued legally and anw such
move on my part would meet with
opposition"
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dirt ana gtarcI every moa,n al.
the bucko.s, 70 which there are
SO. are OF 10 cubic feet capacity.
They are made Of manganese
steel and each weighs $3.50
pounds The bucket chain is l2b
feet long and can dig TO depth
of As feet, The boat IL 1872 feet
long, 6S feet wide and l3 feet
deep, In hull alone. one million
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MRS FRANZ SEAMAN.
city Auditor

publlshed In tn. Tulsa Daily World
nSe9%os, ,s,1,, 7,'.ss' l,,' T. l,' A. =. -,
II, ss, 30 80, 81, 1870; January l, .. ..
and =, 1891 World publishing Com
BRDiNASCE NO. ana
An Ordinance TO apportion, levy ana
assess special taxes In payment OF tho
cost " constructing a sanitary sewsr
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. is3; as
created and established by Ordinance
No, 1891 and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF thu provi-
s,ons of the charter OF the city OF Tulsa.
oklahoma, and the statutes " tho stats
provided, the said city did by Ordinance
No. 1891 create and establish SEWEl.
DIsrRlCT NO. i6a and after declaring g.
SEWER piisrRicI No. ia by tho tbn rf,, pfo
visions OF Ordinance No. 1921 did on
the 2Gth day OF December, 1919, let tp
Tbbets Pleasant contre ctors a certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No.
lG3i and
WHEREAS. IN pursuance o' said con
trac, said Tlbbsts q Pleasant has con
strucied certain sanitary seHer In said
SEWER DltpRlNr 40. lO3, ami the worl.
under said contract has been accepted ana
approved by the Clty Engineer ana IN"
| Hoard ~ Commissioners Of the ci'y OF
WfiEREAS. In further pursuance Of 'he
/ statutes o fthe state ot Oklahoma, ators
said and under the terms Of the Chsr
/ ter Of the said city OF Tulsa oklahu.
ma. Il IL deemed necessary by me todrd
/ of Commissioners OF the cry OF Tulsa.
/ Dk,ahoms 20 levy ana assess special
/ tax upon the property liable 70 sFs"ss
/ nent In said SEWER DISTRICT No ltS
! hy reason ~ the construction % Uaii
| sewer and 20 pay for the same, but
WHEREAS, the total coH' u the con
s,ructlon of said sewer 10 s'id SEWEh
DISTRICT so. i5). Including extras, has
been ascert,lnsd ana - her"by declared
10 ss the sum ot Il,9iL5b. all of which -
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SECTION 2 That tn. assessments
hereby levied on each NJ the above men
toned lots and parcelts ~ land are hereby
declared 80 he lien upon such lots and
putCols ~ land 60 the same extent ar uthet
tnArs and shall bo collected aud enforced
IN tho same manner ms other taxes In and
fnr tho sity Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col.
is,tcd.
SECTION 7: That all assessments here
by levied shall bc divided into three tlD
equal annual installments as authorized
by said statutes of tho state Of Oklahoma
FOR such cases made and provided; that
tn. assessments shall bear interest ut the
rate II cisht 90 per cent per annum
payable annually Rt tho time of the pay.
ment OF the several inNallmentH OF the
raid assessments, from the date Of the
taking effect Of this ordinance that tho
first instRllment of said ssscssments, to-
g.thcr with the accrued interest On the
deferred inStailmenta nhsll DO payable on
the 18th dav OF December. 1871, and
N. remaining deferred tnstailments. with
tho yearly interest on the unpaid Install
nents. shalt he payable on the 18th day
~ D.ccmbor OF each succeeding year
until all shall be paid.
Provided, however, that any Of the own
era Of the lots or parcels ~ land 10 as
Heascd may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the date
~ the first publication OF this ordinance.
pay to the city Auditor ~ the city OF
Tulsa tho fun amount Of tho aerossnents
so levied against their said lots ana par
cells of land, ana thereoy toiesS" suoh
property from tho lien OF such Asscss
nsnts
SECTION T. That thia ordinance shall
he published for twenty -nine ta9) conseej-
tive days In the Tulsa Daily world;
Newspaper Published In the city OF Tulsa
| pklahoua, that the publication ~ this
ordinance us required by law shall bs
taken aud regarded as sufficient notice
| 10 all persons interested In tn. Arscss
ments hereby levied ey the terms of thu
| ordinance
sECTIoN s. Tha, all ordinances o
L.. ct NUyleh
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IceI OI lumDcr were used In 1t.
The stacker, in the stern Of the
boat, is liO frct long. Refuse
material is dumped through this,
The drodgor IS operated hy cleo
trlci,y and more than 1900 horse
power Is consumed by the boat
with all IA motors running The
boat cost from 100000 10 $780,
900 TO construct
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hlteht'
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
FRANK u, DUNCAN.
city Attorney.

CITY Attorney.
Uubiishcd in the Tulsa Dany world
neogmbsg 5, . 10. n. i?:, -, a, iSS
q, -. 20, 80. 81 1870. January |, 2. p,
and ?. 1871. world Publishing Com
pauy rublsherD,
ORDINhSCE NO. eioO
An Ordinance to apportlon. levy ana
n9SofH Fp'Cih taxes in payment ~ the
cost ~ constructing sanitary sewer
IN SEWER DISTRICT so 81 hr crc.
H'rl and r7tahllHhed by Ordinance No
fli, and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of the proyi-
s.ors uf tho charter ~ the cry of Tulsa,
Oklahoma. aud tho statutes OF the state
NJ oklahoma. Tor such cases made AMI
provided. tho Hnii city dlt hy ORDINANCE
tu IN CrD1tc and establish SEW EN Dis
TltlCV so. 81. HuI after declaring n
ucooFsnry 90 construct sewers in said
SEWER DISTRICT so cl hy the prpyi-
aIuuH Of Ordinance No. 7ll. iid ON ths
irh day ~ MAY. 1'i7. ,ot n, W IS Fuiier
Contractor, 4 certain cou'r'gt fYr ~" con
t,fa',l..n ~ r. r.,iH.n n H'i.''fY sewer In
WHEn.As m pursunnC" ~ SAID con.
q orr'aIu rauI'.r. sry,r 100 stll #I'WLH
DISTRICT EO. o. mud the work under
proved d. tho clty Epg'u,.r ami the BOARD
~ rHUui H..uorn Z mo DI'y of rgIH,. end
WliEE'Nf IG further pursuance = the
eln,u'es II tho state ~ "hanoru" af'r".
ter ~ tHa stI Ci.s ~ TUaa OKLAHOMA.
Ir 10 Hn"p.1 necessary ~ n' E.Hrd ~
Conn .aH.I Dt tho tity - Tulsa OEla
hlm' 'o ."y7 ana ns,'" a Hrn..al ''s.
iu rt.I -ENIr OF rWcT $50 t by r.n.
spu af fu. Consideration - asll sewer aHi
r. ur" r.. lLr rHnr. and
WurtE.a. nH total .0st ~ 'ho con.
II-TIurT $50 o.. Including "rtrua, has
been 'r'A.rrl ani i- h"r'o. declared