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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS
(ElUeWnnI plar. Addlt9n,.A

Bids Will be received At the office Of
the city Auditor. Tulsa oklahoma unttl
. o'clock p M, Thursday september 9Th
1890, Tor the construction Of sewers In
ciuding laterals, connections. and other
"pputenanccs for Sewer District No. Igs
az created and established by Ordnance
No. 2o16, passed and approved the geth
day OF May 1890.
Plans. profiles and specifications for
the construction Of ssia sewer system ana
appurtenances have been adopted by tho
Msyor and Board Of Commissioners OF
OF the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets Of the city OF Tulsa
The rights 10 reject any and all bids
Is reserved TO the Board Of Commission
ers of the city uf Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check In the sum Of five
tbl per cent OF the amount OF the bid
VIII be required from each bidder.
All bids Will be opened and conyidered
by the Board Of Commissioners 81 said
city at meeting Of said Board TO be
held in the city Hall In said City at Q
o'clock a. m. on the 10th day OF Sep
tember, 1920.
Any and all parties Interested are here
by notified that they may appear and
protest against or object to said proposed
improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relation thereto. at
said meeting Of the said Board Of Com D.
missioners on the lOth day Of September,
1920,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
EIl(GN-G GRADE
USED CARS

4 high grade used car Is a better
buy than a ChCap new ear.
3-25 five passenger Packard, guar
autCod Ike now.
33h seven passenger Packard.
guaranteed like new.
1919 Smt2 four passenger, like
new. a bargain.
1919 Stulz bcarcnt. rebuilt and ro-
painted.
1919 Cole seven passenger, In Al
shape.
1919 Buick In Al shape
1919 Winton four passenger a real
buy.
1918 four passenger Locomohile.
1920 Peerless sedan. used only 500
miles.
And few other sod buys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
LEGAL

entire puncipsI amount ~ ell the In.
rlallwenta, accrued interest reasonable
Rlieiueys fees. to he fixed by the court
W. which said suit iH commenced. and
,"Hts NJ this aotion and for the sale ~
nc property TO satisfy the same 0r upon
u'tRult IN the payment of any installment
20 The county Treasurer ~ Tulsa county.
oklahoma, and be enforced and col.
.ctfed as are other delinquent tatca IN
Tho city ~ Tulaa. oklahoma. provided.
however that tho owner W said propsfty
his hcirH aurrcssota or aasirnH shau have
the privilege ~ diacharclnr the whole
any inst"lmcnt thereof upon payment
Go The proper officer ~ Che ttty VI Tulsa.
at any time before maturity " the unpaid
principal with accrued interest and be.
% the nmunnt duo upon any tax bin pr
tax hils. the owner of such tax bil hr
tax hile shall have the rtEht 20 demand
and rcctNe from the pcrsop from whom
the delinquent inaiNllment or ipstalmcnts
are duo reasonable auornrys fee and
0cSts u collection whore the same are
incurred pa herrinhcforc provided which
said reasonable attorneys toes and costs
of collection shall. lu no event exceed tho
c'ntaEes.
For reasonable costs ~ collection. not
~ exceed tho sum ~ 81 30 IN any case
For reasonable attorneys Zoe whore Va
curr"d. an amount not 60 exceed twenty
five per cent ,25 per cent? ~ tho amount
" the delinquent inHtallmcnt, or install
meats. which In no case shaU exceed ihe
sum ~ $40, arf In no case he less than
Provided that nothing herein CON
taiucd shall Ibe construed or operate ~
lifrtatton upou Tho power NJ any court
~ competent jurisdiction wherein suit W
broupht 10 forcoloFo the lien securing said
TAX hill or tax hills 20 fS and determine
a reasonable attorneys fec to he tsNsd IN
the action iu favor Of the holder ~ tho
taS Nil
SECTION That passage Nv the
Board ~ Commissioners ~ THIS Ordinance
finally assessing the property herein 80.
scrlhed IT. prorurttonAto share ~ me
beuofits derived thcrefrnm and In making
and fixing lien upon the prorertv az
herein sct out shalt operate ~ notice ~
such asHcssment and lien against the
CacdltorH ~ the ownerr ~ such property
and the purChaaer thc~enf and tho Nen
such ovruorn. creditors cr pur"harers
SECTION 3 That all Crdinanc.s or
psrta 81 ordinances IN conflict with the
nrovisionE of this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict eyistn be- and the same are
hereby repealed
SECTION g. That an emerFency exists
for tho preservation ot the public peace.
health ana safct", and Tor the further
ance Of street Improvemonts, by reason
whereof thia ordinance shall take effect
from and after lts passage. approval and
PASSED aud tho emergency clause
ruled upon sepRratcly and approved this
10th day Of August 1890
Approved this goth day ~ August 1890
!. ~ Addison, Mayor, pro TEN
Mrs Frank Seaman, city Auditor"
Franz E Duncan, city Attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
AUTOMOBILES


AlIONnlli - UUN -NtE H.
ie2o OVERLAND LtGur FOUR Almost
Ike new, good cord titca $3.50 cash /,
mo- terms Phone OaaHc $50
FOR sAtE-tgis Huich iu guod condition
VIII dcmou.trstc. ash Tor Ash. South
wostrrn hattery supply rhlrd ANA ElEin.
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS
Tho Tulsa Auto Spec. Co. 10 doing auto
painting trlmminE and uphulHtcrinE u q
thorough workmanship manner and abb
rolutcly first class m every particular
From now until sept 10. they are
making special prices on sll UlaHscH ~
work. and with hr glad 60 have ynu Eivc
them q r1lI ana iet them fsure with you
on painting or trimming your ear All
work guarsutcot
TULSA AUTO SpUg co.
1885 East Davenport 81
Hhone Usage ik1O Tulsa, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
LEGAL.
NOTICE or SALE or CoUNTY PRor.
ERTH oT THE COZ NTY or
Tt lisa, OkLAHOMA

NoIItE or SALE or COUNTY PROf-
ER1I oT THE COT NTY or
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
notice Is hereby given that IN pUrsu
aure % an order Of the Board of county
Commissioners ~ Tulsa County, Okla.
howH. Heretofore made. the undersigned
VIII offer Tor sale and sell 20 the highest
bidder Tor caFh A. tho west front door OF
tho Tulsa county Court House In the city
of Tulsa Oklahoma. on the 5th day OF
September, \ II. 1890, AT two t2l O'Clock
=. NJ tho following described personal
property. to-wit.
ONE HAYNES CHUMNfY ROADSTER
MODEL 80 TYPE "R." MOTOR NO
2ss3s, and ONE 1919 MODEL FGVE.PAS.
SENGER S1UDEBAkER. MOTOR NO
6lssG.
THIS Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
witness my hand and official seal OF
the County Of Tulsa. Okishoma this esth
day uf August A. u. 1920.
LEWIS CLINE
County clerk, Tulsa County, okla
LENA KOLLEY
'seaD Deputy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

DULUTH W. ait--Nicely furnished
sleeping room; modern, private en-
viicgca, y block OF North Main car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
LEGAL

District, ae especial tax 20 nv the Stani
ard Paving Company for said work. as
provided by the contract between SAID
standard Paving Company aud the city
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. the amount set op.
posite each block lot or parcel Of land
as follows to-wtt.
LYNCH FoRsYTHE ADDITION
tFor Third StrreD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMohnLrs ron sAIr

\ uAVGNtN
For sale one Ford touring model 10. good
tires and top and p good condition WIN
sacrifice cheap Tor cash lOii n, Third.
1918 SANoN roadster S eoat ures. nov
ton, anl new battery must sell to-day
tlNh. Jim Kay. superior HattCry station,
Third and uouldcr
FuR SALE i9tT tud-on 3 paracuser, tn
good shape new paint, top and battery
good tires, price $1,000 part terms or
win trade fot Ford nt fiEht price. Call
Tor Moore io nortun
fNl0be- 6-uaHrnEcr IA good condition u
bargain, Will take Ford I'm part payment
sl3 y second cedar 1og
NASH ROAnSrER ipip--ln perfect con
driion good tires. Hartford shock ab
sorhcra, spot ught, IRE cNtingutsher. 2ia
u SECOND c"dar los
CHANpLEn passenger. leis model,
good condition, Tor sale right or cx-
change Tor tighter cat can praHe sfse
1890 MODEL 5.passenErr Ford for estN
osaEc isi
ron sAtE-one t.paesenSet touring csr
shape. late model Gramm Bern
ron sALE-uudsou super six. 7.passon.
Ber, tftt GLASS condition Price LIS
standard Motor car CO.. liai = Main
street Phone uHasc al ASK Tor
EVERYTHING Tor the auto, new rlnE
years Tor Hulok, Mitchell, case. Marion
Paige, hudson. Grant Olds and many
others Auto Tbrir Go. aiA y Second
FOR SALE chandler Cbummy roadster
completely rehuiit newly painted good
tires. new 4 8 Royal cord tires Cedar
1908 iSs y trenton
LisTEHi
Your car " ncrt why not save money
ana hsve your car rUpsired Rt home N
your own sarsHe by = mechanic VII" ear
{ guaranteed Cedar iias call osaes 1Tii'R
after u m
| For SALE-s -studobakcr roadster, cylin-
der IA model new top, good castings
Phone osase 7isa.R
! WANTED Repair work Al Inakes of
carB. All work guaranteed. Auto Re-
paiI shop pis East Fu'n rear oSaHc
Afro SUPPLIES AND REraIRs ~
CALL < y Ray, Cedat sac, tor auto re
pair work the best OF service tioo per
hour flih noston
Avr0s IoR uIRE--0kRAdEs il
ElWuOp =, 52a-LiEht housekeeping
room for rent
dARA9E ron nENr.-s2s N Cheyenne.
ron RENT Modern ono.car GarSee.
Usage sSbb, it37 y Denver
DENVER =. iis--spacs In EarNge Tor
rent OssFe 7TGS
GARAGE Tor rent. lbiS \ Boulder Phone
OraEe 6ost
MOTORCYCLES AND BIcycLEs 10
FOR SALE or TRADE -EKcelainr motor.
cycle electrically equipped viii trade
for Ford car .2a W Cameron. Usage
30G0sJ
ENCELStOR motorcycle aud side car Tor
sale cheap II taken ~ once at Si5 ".
Ninth st.
BICYCLE In good order for sale cheap
call at iib E Third street. cash or
payment
For sALE-lsia model Exceisior motor.
cycle. electric equipped. nav South
OwAsso.
WANTED--Au AUTOMOBILES "a
WANTED TO nuY Ford rnadator delivery
body pretarrcd must he In fair con
dttion and price reasonable eau Cedar
Sgi
CONTRACTOR wishes to exchange eioc,
trieHl work for scrViooable used car,
Usage sTTA.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

HELEN CHAuViN smart gowns for ali
occasions, open evenings, hemAtitehing
200 y. Third Usage 2ifi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

,Publishcd In the Tulsa Dany world Aug,
~. IS, 60 30. 81 sept T. "a and
1920. World Publishing Company Pub.
ltshersD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
Want Ads
Rates and Information

nc per word per time.
seNen insertions for the price Of ssA
Mlhlmum space "a words
&c per word per day when copy runs
one mobth without change
Mlnimum amount accepted 2bo.
Ill CHARGE WANT ADS are due
epd payable the same day first inaes.
Won OF sd appears tAll out of tuwn
want ads and all wanted to rent sit.
pauonr wanted, wearing APPAREL and
household goods ads ate poatlvey
Naah m Advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged st the same rate - cash ads
anu collections will he made At your
heine or office as soon after first In.
tertion as possible. this is an accom-
h"dator service and payments should
ve made promptly whvn bill IN pre-.
tentad Always ask your telephone nd
"a be repeated back 10 you BY the
telepho1e ad takar to make Huge that
u mas Jecn correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
ot anv Kind occurring 10 telephons
advertisements
undet no circumsta noes are We 70.
tponsibis for errors In any advertise
ment NnleSs reported immediately
hfter tifr insertion No reduction In
cost of ar al will he made uuleaH error
destroys value OF al.
Phone 5000
Am Tor Want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27
PAINTING AND DECOHATiNG j

| lsTORAGE m0ying packing oil field trucks
get our prices Nichols Transfer and
storage co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-27

PAlNTtNu papfr hanging and deoerat-
ms estimates furnished on large or
small jobs. Phone Usage S92l
" A. THOMPSON painting paparhanE-
ing and decorating; excellent service on
short notice. osare $50.
PAPEitHANGtNO AM 1ecoratins In All
its branches esttWa ates cheerfully given
v s. Sutherland. Usage A3iT
FOR first-class painting and paper han
ING call q. Bcnsnn, phone Osase ss22y
FIRST CLASS painter aud paper han
wants Work by day or contract. kt
OBase l5T5, a
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
THE GOOD AND THE BAD

If remember the good things of life existence will be the for and for those around
 We prone forget the good and dwell upon the scamy side of humanity It divc thoughts from the lift and punges gloom enhanced by discon- tent
 In restricted community there much that good here people whose inspiration all who would see the brighter side of life.
 They unobtrusve but their influence with whom they ill contact
 They the sordd side of existence they dwell upon it.
 They the brightness of the future they part of their daily lives.
 They adiatc happiness and wherever they go
 And because they see the better side of all people and all things, the sweetness of their lives is by
 It is good remember that those who thi.k world invariably find that the world well of tarm.
 Tc shines brightly in the lives of all gi,e op porunity enter
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Today is Mothers Day and throughout the land joined pause busy lives and give thought the who bore hem-a special thought it not indulged in particularly other days of the year. Those who posed to wear some little thought-a white tion here. a small flag.
 Giving thought Mother any particular day of the valuable those who give it only nasmuch reminds them of duty that bounded by the clock stipulated by Like other days celebrate Mothers Day ought be every day in the year spirit in outward show We devotion the Union July and Arizona Admission Day, and the Savior Christmas and God every Sabbath, but the thinking these devoons strictly objects every day they the particular day.
 So observing Mothers Day this Sunday let all try be impressed with the downright worth of the suggestion that observe it all the year. No the tribute his mother women bless hem realize only after they mothers and then they modest put forward their claims
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
DIVORCE
lows sister.

Diyorccs in this country becoming about flcas in crowded dog kennel i'll time.
 There many which lead this scrambled condi ton of of American homes.
 Many people rush into marmony without sufficient knowl edge of the inner characteristics the other.
 There tendency ill modern humanity throw off the restraints praced by ancento and people becoming independent than heretofore.
 In addition the lawyers very shrcwd and the often quite accommodating, with the result that couple begin disagree their first thought of divorce
 There conditions under which it easy concedc that hardly continue live with another and still tain his her self respect but these exceptional form the basis of only small percentage of divorccs.
 American morality is in the balance and the scales ccedingly tickle
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
THE RAILROAD GUARANTEE

There is mischevous notion regarding the guarantee to the railroads under the CumnnEsc law That law be generally misunderstood by labor has been referred by the swichmn and their mpatze of the things ustyng their strike The usual mistake made by Samuel Gompers speech when he said
 Workmen should be just free they when the government took the railroads Instead they denied the right work, while the railroads assured per dividend their waered stock and everything.
 The fact that the only guarantee any the rail roads given temporary continuing for six months the income arrangement they had during the period of federal control The arrangement based their earnings tor the immediately preceding When it expires next fall there will go into effect the plan, which is follows
 The government allow whatever rate increases cssay in order give the railroads general income of 2 per This income IS definitely guaranteed every road The merely be adjusted that the roads, taken in groups should be able average that of profit It is expected that of them will make than the 2 per cent and es accordingly they managed well badly.
 Moreover the 2 per cent net income is not to be figured all and everything but only their physical vauaon which determined by federal author Iites
 It well keep these facts ill mind in railroad discussions. The probably ang pretty well under this law, pared with their hard lot for several years preceding control but there is misreprescnng things It IS evident any that railroad capital being treated any ibcrally than railroad labor
 Capital could depend ahead o labor that all The labor question will be settled by the board Capital will have higher and labor have higher wages. Labor will probably all it neither will capital for the valuation which the so-cacd guarantee be will probably be placed below the railroads outstanding securities and their version what their properties worth.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
THE OTHER FELLOWS SISTER

People often heard make suggestive remarks whom they the strcctSbu when a husky male relative is present.
 Generally there is thought of injurng the innocent ob O. these remarks. They born houghcssncss and uttered in spirit of deHess but they sting that lasts
 If would confne their remarks such they would made regarding their sisters such they would make in the of the father brother of the girl there would be less vicious circulating from lip lip and fewer hcaache when this idle gossip reaches the parties concerned.
 The Lord made tongues that they might be used good purpose but the devil often twists them his evil ways
 And it makes world difference the c lows sister
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
COMMUNITY STOCKHOLDERS

People who homes other property pay them the position this county Saturday though they held stock corporation and the board of directors had referred of policy for decision Unlike the stockholders however, the did take the widespread interest the they should have taken.
 There will probably be than 900 the ballot boxes when they all collected and stored in the county office There nearly stockholders" county
 This Is but percent, truly small showing
 The decide whether the county should place million and half dollars in the hands of duly appoint cd highway commission spend for roads That commission had selected its roads, their laid its proposals before the people.
 needed evcbody for the bond issue there will be oppo tion Why should I vote?"
 That sentiment does good government It appened that in this this harm done but there elections and elections.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
ceedingly tickle.

There has been increase of 100 per in the cost of living this country since December 1914 and the of much of the material used in the production of newspaper has advanced much 200 and 300 per But there has NOT been increase of 1OO per the price of this paper in the of anything produces No profeering ill this shop, thank you.
 Sad though it the plight of the who trapped in telephone booth and held there for hour might have worse and there Central drop him cheering word and then.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

business office figures that if could multiply the nten
 ty of the kick of subscriber whose paper fails reach him. by number of subscribers have multiply that by the papers small affected by the print paper situation and take good look the result would know just how high would the rage of the popuace Mr. Cortland Smiths prophesy of widespread suspension should
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
ton under Mir. A. Tcenth Amendments rulings
==-

Universal disarmament will time when the souls of 99999 percent of mankind thinks the cync The New York democratic delegation the national convention might just well call for plank asserting the desire of the party back the Golden Rule Like the Golden Rule universal deCency only be preached and taught be egislated
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
SUGAR AND BREAD

The appearing simultaneously the other day afforded food for thought
 One stated, competent authority, that imports of Cuban sugar the United States this year. down April 10 had been 46 3 GAO pounds than 20 per greater than the time last year. Aso that the 1920 crop of India 14134OOOO pounds than 12 per larger than that of 1919
 The other item the of great scarcity sugar markets coupled with the prediction made by of the best informed and authoritative dealers New York that within months the retail price here would be high from 30 to 8 pound increase of from 50 to 75 above the eNtoonate prices and peal to the government for price fixing intervention
 It would be interesting have the precise relationship of this coincidence the law of demand and supply fully explained gether with the bearing of that law in this particular upon prices.
 Another coupct of items also appearing at the time the above had equally interesting bearing though from diff fcrcnt angle upon the general subject
 One stated that according investigations by the State Beard of Agriculture the wheat of Kansas lost of 43 last years operations despite the that their grain brought from 9 50 bushe than the high price guaranteed by the government.
 The other stated that the Department of Agriculture Wash had received many reports of largely decreased age this springs wheat planting that it moved issue appeal farmers revise their plans and increase rather than iucc their acreage.
 These items suggest that it would be instructive have it explained precisely what profits either the wcatgowcr the brcadeatcr have the government fix prices arvcy Weekly
 Mobile who had partakcn of brand known locally squirrel wiskcy deed the police for hours and caused dis rupon of There argument either against prohibition Make the most of it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

One given for artifcay high prices the loft rents in New York going We wonder if it cured manufacturer that goods might possibly be fabricated elsewhere than in a New York loft.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Cadet drill yesterday was in platoon formation. Since there will only be two or possibly three more weeks of drill, the cadets are having to work quite hard in order to perfect the movements which will be done at ir- spection.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

When the Associated Press writers do condcsceud figure speech they do good job of it. Yesterday they ad that Leonard Woods candidacy vehicle shower of fireworks If it had said fire "wae vehicle that connection might have been subject for confsca
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12
ALTERMAN GOES TO TEMPE

Max s. Alderman. who had charge of the Bargain store which was con- solidated some time ago with the N. Levy stock and closed out. He has decided to go into business again and has selected Tempe as location, and left for that point yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

An English vicar opposing confessors says that would another with her The female of the species is gbber than the male evidently thinks
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

Some folk say Bryan wouldn't again he had chance It they don't know Bryan That keeps his running gear order all the time, stands ready and only awaits the