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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
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published In the Tulsa Daily world Aug,
H. ~. ~, 10, lG, u IS, 10, 20th and 2lst.
world Publishing Company Publishers }
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Bids VIII he received AT tho office of tho
city Auditor. Tulsa. oklahoma, until s
o'clock p, m, Monday, August card. 1890
for the construction Of Sanitary Sewer,
including iaternls, connections, and other
tppurtenanccs Tor Sewer District No. ri
tNorycll Park Adiiuon), as created and
established by Ordinance 40. 20N', passed
and approved the 18TH day uf June, 1890.
Plans, prufilcs and specifications Tor tho
construction Of said sewer system and ap-
purteuHuues have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board of commissioners Of sUii
tity and are now on flc Ia the office Of
the City Engineer.
Hds must be made upon tho official pro-
posal sheets ot the city OF Tulsa
The rights to reject any and all bids Il
reserved to the Board ~ Commissioners O!
the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
certified check in the sum of five tbl
! Per cent 81 the ampNut ~ the bid will bs
required from each bidder.
All bids viii be opened and considered By
| the Hoard % Commissioners of said CltJ
/ At "A meeting Of said Hoard TO be held Ia
! the tlty Han IN said city at o'clock a
| m. on the attn day Of August 1920.
! Any and all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear ana profess
agatnst Oh object TO said proposed improve
n WeutS or any part thereof or any matter O
l thing In relation thereto, at said meetiu,
| Of the said Board OF Commissioners on tn,
aith day Of August, 1920,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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ONE nicely furnished south front sleep
ing room osage 61C5-E l., also address J4S
Chicago place
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BOARD AND ROOMS

IIUHT HVN NHfN'r' ~" HWVHs N,
OGAIES. n. Sc extra nice huuseks.n
ing rooma. adults only. ~
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Very desirable out side rooms; mower ard
tub bath. private nr connecting. Fuecial
weekly rates. Phone Oerge 1877 or Usage
sac
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IOUNG lady with room mate. 20 share
housekeeping room, close In, 50, reIri
enCeH EXCHANGED Phone 4T4l.
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WILL have ready ln "a fcw days som"
very nice sleeping rooms 10 rent 70
refined people ll22 South Elgins
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FOR RENT--Nlccly furnished sleeping
room with five windows and private en-
trance; walkinG distance, must be seen
G4Os
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ron SALE ON" 8is ton twheel drive /
truck aud trailer. or will trade Tor I
lighter truck. Usage gtos ~ Turner 1
HtdE
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wANTEp-ArroMoBlLEs
HOTELS

JACOBS HOTEL.
200 rooms, good ventilation: per week
s.. tn and So 30; per day sl.o0 and s. IS.
SOS East First street. Phone Usage 100.
JEFFERsOS HOTEL.
5l6 s. Boulder.
Very desirable out side rooms 'nower ard
tub bath; private nr connecting: Frecial
weekly rates Phone Osrse 1877 or Usage
saIe
IA sALLE HoTEL
- il5 s DENVER
rooms In city summer rates, best location
IN city, references rSQuiSed cafe In con-
nectior. Phone osage 1905,
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
THIRD T.. 6ltH-Nlce pleasant house
keeping rooms, all modern conyenenccs,
close in.
MAIN. S. 1911 housclSecping rooms.
clean and pleasant, Hdiuihing bath, pri-
vate entrance, private resldcnce. also ga-
rage Tor rent.
EIW0OD- S, ISia-For rent. light
housckeepinE rooms OsaEe 5bl3.
FOR RENT-'rwo light housekeeping
rooms; bath In conncctioni close In. Gl9
south Kenosha st
ELwOOD y. 5lG--Large front room for
light housekeeping; modern Usage
eS7i.
NOGALEs. n, 2Oi-Nice clean light
housekeeping and sleeping rooms. Usage
765l-R.
= OK 3 lAlNfE rooms on ground tOor,
furnished Tor light housekeeping Phone
Usage 1886
HODGE f. lI23-Light housekeeping
rooms Tor rent Usage so94
ELEVENTH. E. lOs-3 furntShed rooms
for housekeeping Phone Cedar iieS.
HOUSTON. g., 3O7--One clean cool house
lrcping room on car line, good well and
ctstern water
THIRD. r., l2o9--Light Housekeeping
rooms
DETROIT. s, 5i5-Light housekeeping
rooms for rent. Usage 1921.
GUTHRIE. S, 2ls--For rent; two nicely
furnished light housekeeping rooms;
modern Tor man and wife.
HURRY MEsSESGEE SERVICE, CEDAR
CHEYENSE. n, 627-Ona light house
keeping, foom; modern, well furnished;
fine nelgtfbOrhood, close In on North Main
ear line
SIXTH. u, l3to--g nicely furnished house
keeping rooms; everything furnished,
adults only. Phone Usage 5IGs,
ELGlN. Ns, 523--2 rooms for light house
keeping. Usage sei7.
KENOSHA s., 6l9-For rent. light
housekeeping rooms: bath in connection;
close In rent 50 a week, cedar 2Ss
LARGE light sent basement rooms for
llght housekeeping or sleeping has two
beds lil: south Perryman Usage 32'9-J,
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bids viii be received by the board Of
education Ot Ripley OklL,s Tor the con
struction Of a high school building to be
erected In Ripley, Okla. Plans and specin,
cations may be obtained at the office OF
q, q. NOungblood, clerk OF school board.
Bids TO be delivered TO him on or before
~ o'clock Aug. n, 1890, The board re-
serves the right TO accept or reject any
(sTGNED) @. @. YoUNaBLoop,
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LEGAL
NOTICE or NEARING or PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO all
persona interested In tho estate of Frank II.
Young. deceased, that on the ilth day NJ
August, 1890, Ida Young produced and tilcd
In the County Court of the County ~
Tulsa and state Of OkNhuma, an instru-
ment In writing purporOng tu be the last
win and Testament uf Frank u, Young.
decreased, and also filvd In said Court "a
petition praying f"r 80 probate ot said
WIN and that Letters Parliamentary issue
thereon to Ida Young, the executor named
in said viii
Pursuant TO an order of said Court made
on the llth day OF August, 1890, notice
II hereby given that the 2Ith day of
August 1910, at the hour ot o'clock 4.
NJ of said day, the same being a day ot
the regular July term 1920. of said court
has been appointed as tho Tins Tor hearing
said petition and proving said viii, At the
County Court room, m Tulsa, In said
County OF Tulsa when and whore all pet.
sons Interested may appear aud contcst
the same.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunta
set my hand and the seal or said county
court this tlth day o' August 1890.
NJ G. RpbOLF
County Judge FRO Tenn,
tSEAlD JOHN II. PORTER
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AUTOMOBILES


FuR SAllc--'}"ud sevond hand cartrrrar.
cash. vacant lot OF piano Demonstration
after y. IA. 80 \ Elgtu. Phone Usage
NqA
\ FORD roadster Ia good condition. $500
1915 model. Address boN ba--t care
World.
ron SNLE-l92o Tulsa Special. paint
extras. run 100 mUcSl Forced 10 sell
can Osagc 64g1 at zoos south Quaker.
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AUTOMOBILES


A. TONOBILEs ron AALE 10
ron SALE ON" ~ ton t.wheel drive
truck and trailer or Will trade Tor
lighter truck. Usage gtos ~ Turner
Htdg
ONE oakland SIX car 1917 model Al ron
dillon. for Fals or trade for late model
Ford cedar ibs.
ron SALE or TBAUE-Ny Frauklin
touring cor, excellent mechanical con-
ditlDn. trade on n,ouo. property or first
mortgage notes 90 responsible partirA
Euuplin Osire ii't.
FOID TOURING car lot sale. 1920 model
driven about $50 miles 92t Fast Second
street
ron BALE 1878 studcbaker touring car,
cheap Tor cash psage, 7iks.
ron sALE--One Ford touring car. good
tires and good condition. must sell At
once. price 1850 Terms to right party,
tiio down. rest 10 suit purchaser iOii-E
Third
LABOR ON FORD CANS ONLY
overhaul motor ..s...s..... ....ss. i2O 10
Hcplare one piston mr. con rod ..... 900
Grind valves and clean carbon ...... 3 90
overhaul rear end ...s.s.......,.. 500
Tighten con, rods .....s........... 90
Refine trans hands ......... -...... 20
All work Guaranteed
Hostnn street Repair shop
so North tnrinn
CADILLAC Model 81, passenger. wire
wheels, first class condition. real bar
gain Ovner leaving city ana desires 20
dispose 81 this car Immediately. cal
Osago s7S6.
rom car splendid condition, for sale.
parties leaving town ana war; 10 sell at
,nrc. so ~ Bostor.
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AUTOMOBILES
Az ToMoRiLEs ron SALE

FOR sALE-ChandIe Chummy roadster
= completely rebuilt newly painted 5 good
tires, Z new U. 4 Royal cord tires. Cedar
1908. i3i5 g. Trenton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION

\ matter of great importance must
be decided by the taxpayers of this
county in the coming High School
bondelection called for May 3rd. The
committee has decided that in their
judgment our county should vote
100000 additional bonds to put up a
real high school building while we are
at it. Their judgment is backed by
10 leading taxpayers of our vicinity,
and We are confident it will be sup
plemented by the approval. of the vot-
ers of the county at the election.
Nevertheless, it is serious financial
problem. and we should have all the
light on the matter possible. News
Champion will, during the intervening
weeks, endeavor to bring to light all
the facts bearing on the case that can
be made available, and we will glad
ly publish comments upon the matter
from the people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH

Rocky Mountain News
According to q recent accounting,
hunting and fishing licenses and other
forms of revenue brought to the state
fish and game department of Colorado
for the last fiscal year Sl13,6l2. The
outgo was S16,S36. A profit accrued
to the state treasury of over S36, 900.
In one sense of the word, this was
very good showing. We are glad
to find department that pays its
way.
In the larger sense we think the po-
Icy of saving IN this particular de-
partment to be wrong in principle.
1t is not the fault of the commission
ers. 1t is the fault of the legislature
that enacts such laws.
The profit in the state ought not to
come from licenses. The big gain
should be from different source.
What is taken in in licenses and
fines and the like, ought to be used to
increase the efficiency of the depart
mcnt, to stock the rivers and streams
with trout, to add to the game, create
better game preserves, get after the
pot hunters and make Colorado bet
ter place for naturalists and sports
men.
All the money that has been receiv-
ed in the last two years could have
been well spent in game and fish pro-
lection and conservation and the bene-
fits of the state would have been much
greater than can be measured in dol
lars and cents. There is a greater
need than ever for increasing the work
of the department. The drouth last
wear played havoc with the fish in .
number of northern streams. Add
ton to the population, encroaching On
the natural preserves by the home
steader and camper, call for more
wardens.
The need is apparent for volun-
tary game protection association for
this state to educate the public and i'm
press upon legislative bodies the need
for better game laws and their strict
enforcement. Such a body, by i'm
proving public sentiment and showing
our law makers and law enforcers til
reed and the way regarding game and
! fish propaganda and preservation.
would be worth an untold amount q
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
A FRIEND is FOUND IN
CONGENIAL COMPANY

New York World
Our neighbor the Sun &C., is
screaming for President who will be
200 per cent American, untainted
with internationalism."
That is what the Sim Feiners are
clamoring for, and the former mem
bers of the German-A ALI
ance, and William r. Hearst, and the
l. w. W. and the Bolshevih and the
parlor radicals. They are all against
President Wilson. They are an
against the peace treaty. They are
all insisting upon President who shall
be 100 per- cent American, untainted
with internationalism."
No doubt our old friend the Sun,
&C., likes the company 1t is keeping;
otherwise it would keep different
company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
o 600 90 o 900 90 @
o lola
o 600 600 oOOO 900 O

Thursday, April 8
Earl Mullin has received a freigh,
car of stock salt for the ranchmen.
Curlcy Stewart and Joe Springer
have gone to work for Nike Walsh at
Kezar
Winfield LaMoy has been threshing
grain for Fred Rouviere and Glenn
Williams.
Mr.. DIcboId and son Carl, of the
Ohio Creek district, were lola visitors
Wednesday.
Miss Norma Nichols of Gunnison,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. a. l. Rouviere.
Frank Young and Walter Whip are
expected down shortly to commence
hauling for the Headlight mine.
Mike Walsh returned to work again
this week. He had bad attack of
the flu and was confined to his bed
for about ten days.
Mrs. Celia Mullin and son, Elmer,
returned to their home in Gunnison
this week, after spending a week with
her son, Earl and family.
Owing to the shortage Of coal at
has decided TO close down until the
roads are in condition to permit of
hauling again
Gunnison visitors last week from
lola were: Phil Riess, Winfield LaMoy,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braswell, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Foster, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Foster.
X. J. Walters, manager of the
Headlight mine, had a very narrow
escape this week, when the stage
from Powderhorn turned over, pinning
him beneath the wagon. Pete Pac-
hceo, the stage driver, managed to
rescue him before he suffered any
serinus in inry
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN
1T USED TO BE
Connor Compass

Connor Compass:-
January 1, 1921, the page rate Of
the Saturday Evening Post will BE-
increased from $1,000 to $1,000; for
colors the rate will be $500; for back
cover, 1000, and for a double page,
Sl7, 1000. These increases are due TO
the greater production cost and rapid
ly growing circulation.
Who would have dreamed ten years
ago that the day would ever arrive
when publishers would decline ad-
vertising because of the scarcity Of
white paper on which to print it
1t is estimated that at least S5 per
cent Of the people of Colo. and adjoin-
ing states cannot be reached with ad-
verising excepting thru their home
paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

The Durango Democrat is beginning
to feel the pressure of increasing
newspaper costs and announces a gen
eral increase in advertising rates, eff
fectiye April l. II this plan fails to
bring in sufficient revenue TO justify
the continued publication of the daily
edition, Rod Day threatens to discon-
tinue it and give his entire time to
the weekly. Being in good condition,
Rod sees no need of staying in the
daily game for mis- health and is gov
erned entirely by the ledger.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY ASSEMBLY
GUnnison, Colo. A,

Gunnison. Colo-
l.
dwil
Of
Delegates
Colorado May
Chairman and for the Of other business
before said
Assembly
held
Of delegates
OF the a cloNs:
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Someone suggests a debate between
Admiral Sims and Secretary Daniels,
Resolved that Germany whipped
America" the Admiral to take the af-
firmatiye. You would think so TO
read the tommyrUt he has been dish
ing UP. No great war was ever
fought without errors and plenty Of
them, but Sims belongs to the bunch
that would court martial the admins
ration because every little detail was
not worked out in advance and all
loss OF life and property avoided.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Detroit New.-Sir Oliver Lodge
says when the energy Of an atom is
harnessed we wont need any coal. He
had better hurry because about all
we've got left in our coal bin is an
atom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
M.8R OI0RlD0 EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
The Official Paper Of Gunni-on COUNTY ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES-Onc Year,
$500; Six Months, sl.0O.

Greeley man pinched for wreck
less driving reads a newspaper head
ing. One would naturally expect the
driver who avoids wrecks TO be safe
from arrest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Omaha World Herald.-Our idea of
the millennium is time when London
Parliament will draw up an Irish
Home Rule bill that will please both
Belfast and Dublin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Mr.. McWilliams will go to Marble
as soon rs the snow disappears and
hay" appraIscments Of the value Of the
stored marble and determine what II
is worth.
Representative Of the Enterprise
mine in Taylor park appeared asking
for help on the road. However. all
road appropriations have been made
for 1920, and the matter Of making
thchlghway thru Taylor park state
road Is before the State Commission.
II acted upon fayorably, assistance
will be secured for next season, if
not this.
Commissioner Whalcn went TO Den
yer Monday evening TO see the High
way officials and the forestry de-
parment in regard TO that $4,000
supposed 20 be advanced toward the
Crested Butte Somerset road for 1920.
Mr.. Whalen has the road men already
on the Somerset end and they are
anxious to get busy, but the money
hasn't appeared.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

This definition Of "bolshevism" as
found in a current advertisement in
the Weld County News, isn't half
bad, and might be applied to other
isms Of the day; Add theory, sub
tract practice, multiply trouble, di-
vide everything"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Baltimore American.-Andn now the
vets in New York propose TO investi-
gate William II. Anderson. Evident
ly they want 10 learn where he gets
his punch
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

New York Evening Mail:-Why
blame the ladies for wearing their
spring hats in January. We are
wearing our next winters hat now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services every first and third eun-
days Holy Masses at nine and ten-
thirty O'Clock. Evening services q
seven o'clock. Sunday School at on
e'elock. Weekday Masses ct eight
o'clock. Services second and fo1Tt1
Sundays Of tie month at CteGbed
FIR A HvnTC p.sAor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

New Yorn Evening Post-The ques-
tion for the allies is whether to occupy
ConstantinOplc or to be occupied by
Constantinople for another hundred
years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Manitoba Free Press.-The United
States aviator who went seven mile.
up into the air and then came dow
again. should make an excellent re.
cruit for one of the new politica
parties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Kansas Industrial:-Firstt thing you
know the public will die Of starvation,
and then capital and labor will have
had all its trouble for nothing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
SUNDAY WITH CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The Christian Science Society holdl
services every Sunday morning at II
o'clock in the o. O. F. Hall All an
invited
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Boulder Camera:--Mr. Hoover has
spilled the beans. In a letter to a
California Hoover club, he says that
he is for the League of Nations quail
fed, and doesn't approve of the ex-
treme position of the President or of
others who oppose Mr.. Wilson's ideas.
This places Mr.. Hoover outside of the
pale of consideration by the Democrat
ic convention and within the ranks of
the party that is opposed to the
League or anything else for which
the president stands. Hoover had
two arrows to shoot and now he has
but one. We are sorry for that be-
cause we won't have a ghost of a
chance now to support him for presi-
dent on the ticket of either party and
there is no hope Of success Of third
party's nominee. There was fine
chance for Mr.. Hoover to be silent but
he wasn't, more's the pity. The Dem
ocrats will resent the assertion that
the presidents attitude is extreme, and
he Republicans will resent the state
ment that he is for the League of Ma
tions. Thus dies great hope we
entertained.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Gunnlson County High School Dis
trct IN the STATE OF Colorado.
FIrst publication, April Q, 1920.
Last publication April 80. 1920
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

II looks for all the world as though
Herbert Hoover had thrown 10 the
birds fine chance to be president of
these United States. He could have
been nominated and elected on the
Democratic ticket and his recent po-
litical utterances and accomplishments
appealed to the Democratic party. As
an out-andout Republican his nomin-
alton is well nigh impossible, but
somebody buncoed Hoover into the no
ton that by switching on the peace
treaty and denouncing the president
as "eNtrcme," he could receive favor
able consideration from the bosses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Pierce Leader:-We admit it is
quite possible that Senator Newberry's
right name is Gooseberry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
CIunnison

The Precinct Committeeman the precincts county will
please hereof and take be
NJ J.. SCHMITZ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
Kick. In Hot priaka

In China II Is the custom to drink
wines hot. The thrifty Chinese b.
lieve that heated wine intoxicate0
more .xpeditionsly than cold wine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
COMMISSIONERS POSTPONE
TAX. NATTER
Continued n,

NNohl4hueI from lFht lugeD
the County and the petitioners.
c. c. McWILLIAMS,
County Clerk.
Resolved. that c. c. McWilliams, the
Clerk Of this Board, Is hereby re-
Questcd and authorized to investigate
quality, value and condition Of the
quarried marble and the Crystal River
& San Juan Railroad and report same
10 this Board the result Of such in
ye5ugatIon and examination.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Philadelphia Press:-What ough
to be done with the Turks everybod!
knows, but it doesn't look as il any
body was going to do it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

Columbia Record.-The supposition
now is that when the peace dove set
out to find the olive branch, she must
have got hold of a ripe olive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

FIR. A. HILBIG, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

nf GoND ELECTION OF GUNNI-
-'.H COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
hi. TiaCI ~ THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Anew YORK Nov. 2O.-Within the
IN past few days promoters OF the
fnterchurch world movement and
leaders OF all Protestant missionary
and educational agencies have been
in conference and according TO those
who have taken part in the confer
ence. three facts stand out that VIII
not change. one is that the inter
church world movement ls dead and
beyond resurrection. On this point
all save three or four irreconcilables
agree The second is that II another
movement is to be launched Il would
compete with agencies that are now
regarded as amply filling the needs
The third conclusion is that the fen-
ers1 council OF churches, formed some
u years ago. can be 50 broadened in
scoDe as to do all Of the work de-
sired
Represeutatives OF the federal coun-
ell. Of the foreign missions confer
enee. the home missions councils, the
uvomen's boards and all others lately
in the interchurch movement are
meeting to formulate plans loollng
TO the enlargement OF the scope and
work of the federal council OF
churches.
As result Of recent conferences
and checking uD OF debts IL is found
that the fnterchurch movement peo-
Die ran behind approximately SS.0ee,-
Friends Of the interchurch move