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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22

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"tr,VE roiE, on APPLICATION FOR DECREE
\. ~ ~ ERklNG MAJORITY RIGHTS
oi okAhOma Tulsa County. IS:
h., We matter Of the application OF
M, heyt Tor the rights OF majority
A. ~ hereby given that on the 2sth
vi febrlsry 1920, the petitioner
a. nays By his next friend, Lydia
rAlsaAle his mother, will present his
4, h M, 10 ths district court NJ Tulsa, pray,
Hs' me rights OF majority be con.
upon him, the said Ernest Hays
49,, Her
Mark
Vi,,,. Next Friend for Petitioner.
LrI'is N mark Name 81 Lydia Van
n,,,se, sgnsd BY Joe Hamburger in her
'e ana at her request
lOE HARsHBARGER
- JOHN CHISHOLM.
GLpHho,oF GLlpTHh OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
Ts uUaA .A NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
I'm, nual meeting Of the stoekhoIdsrs
Fan,,o on pany will be held on Wednesdsy
q, oiN5 % 1870. at 10 O'Clock A, m. al
meet Tnil we company. III West Fourth
ss,ti,. uls Oklahoma. for the purpose Of
VI .,,;. BOARD Of directors and reeeiyinv
VI "a, apou the reports OF the offieers'
~. NE transaction OF such other busi.
h..iihr '' properly come before the
doi,ssooidance with the laws OF thu stat,
serpors,sf under which this company is
atk NJ. no siook can he voted on
I. sonbsrv Iansierred on the books OF
% tfe,oy within 20 days newt preceding
L. c. RITTs. Secretary.
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! Dg2ELL HAwLEY. Secretary.
'OrlcE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE.


LEASE.
Probate No IA03.
:, No'lee Is hereby given that In pursuance
order Of the County Court of Tulsa
@vsay State % Oklahoma, entered on the
y w DAY Of February, 1920, 10 tho matter
" ne guardianship OF Nina Crete Gregory
aoor the undersigned, - guardian Of
~ estate Of said minor, will sell at public
We ior cash TO the highest ana best re
xuhele bidder, subject to the eonfirma'
W. cl SAD County Court on tho Goth day
iehruAry, 1920. at 10 o'clock q. m. In
w court In the courtroom OF the County
~ At TuHA, Oklahoma, a lease for oil
~ sas mining purposes upon the followin 2
lff,shoed real property and premises, sit
'k "a Creek County, State OF oklahoms,
n The Southeast Quarter oi the South.
az Suarter tSFh Of SFh of Sec
on Twenty f2Ol. Township Sixteen
.I'l, Range Ten tlO),
isfm OF ten years during the minority
Mp mlnor, bearing a royalty Of one.
slh of the proceeds Of all oil and $500
year Tor each utilized gas well.
''es this 18th day Of February. 1920
NOAH G.. GREGORY,
--- Guardian,
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Eat at
Martha Washington
Cafe
415 South Denver
BUSINESS SERVICE

HusINEss sEHNiCE OfFEWED 2i
BANESTps A 90. WoHt Tulsa WrIdiur
90. shop bt w'Hi cnH ~ bridge Ir frrt
block weld aluminium and heavy castings
ana Oh kinds NJ auto partH, good welding
our motto
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

FOR SALE-+l am HOW booking or
ders for baby chickens from Barred
Rocks Spring delivery. NJ. Bowen
Rt d. Cordele, Ca, 1-10-26t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
DOOLY FEDERATION STAYS IN

Vienna, Jan9.-The Dooly County
Federation of Woman's clubs. meet
ing today In the auditorium iof the
High school here, voted to remain in
the State Federation initiated q
movement for county fair the com.
ing fall and planned for the planting
Of trees along the highways. There
was no discussion Of the suffnlge
issue.
The feature o. the ms ting was
thn address hy the president ot the
STATE Federation. A-r.. James e.
flayes of A.onteguna, who was greet
sd by Il bis Tendance from the five
clubs composing the Dooly County
Federation. These clubs are: Wo-
mans Club of Vienna Woman's
Club Of UnadiIla, Civic Improvement
Club of Lilly, School Improve
provement Club of Byromyille and
Civic Improvement Club of Byron.
Vile and the Civic Improvement
Club of Pinehurst. The convention
ate lunch at the building prepared
and served by the domestic science
class of the High school.
The movement for the county fair
will be pressed with every prospect
of success. The leading business men
of the county have promised to help
finance the venture ii the Fedora
tion would Initiate it,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
WE ARE PREPAREo-To do your
heavy hauling. Phone 152. S. J. Hill

$500 Cash paid to anyone
who uses Plurasav according
to directions for Pneumonia,
Colds and Rising Breast, and
fails to get relief.
PlurasaV Co. Columbus, Ga.
12-14-tf.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
BEARS LOVE FOR STUMP
RUM PROVES HIS UNDOIN0

Valdosta, Jan "a report from
Fargo indicates that even the bears
which infest the Okefinokee swamp
have gone to drinking "moonshlne"
whiskey. and that at least one Of
the biggest animals in the swamp
lest his life this week as a result
had tracked the big bear at various
times for several months, hit on the
idea Of placing bucket of "buck"
from moonshine still, near the ami
males haunts In the big swamp, and
alongside OF the bucket a steel bear
trap. The bear soon found the "buck'
and drank the whole lot. He wound
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
BAINBRIDE HAS NAN OF
ESTABLISHED AGE OF 100

cambridge, Jan 9.--Lafayette
Strickland of Attapulgua district,
with his age established at 1O6 years
is believed to be the oldest man In
Georgia. He is still active and en-.
joys splendid health. He exact age
was not know until Il few days ago
when his daughter. searching for
some mislaid papers, came across
the old family Bible thought to have
been lost. The record in the old
volume gave the date of her fathers
birth as 1873 Some of the oldest
men about here say they recall that
when they were boys Mr.. Strickland
war gray-beanded man.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
LOVE AND REVENGE
MURDERS. MOTIVE
MAN AND WIFE CONFESS HAND
CUTTING VICTIM AND BEAT;
ING HIM TO DEATH

Rochester, NY. Jan 9.-tAlleged
actor in a tragic triangle OF 4ove and
revenge, James l., O'Deal and his
wife, Pearl, today we're charged with
murder in the first degExee. the vic
tim being Edward Kneip whose body
marked with many, y haguisss and
stGshgqapds, s was found ~Y1 yesterday. g ealx'., IN
dernelth & calllyert !. on the SIoalqqqltto
road near here. ..., .,-3,..
) Charles II. Scherer and Edward
Sphinx are held as witnesses. Soher.
er was the driver of the taxicab, in
which ODen ami his wife and their
nlleged victim were driven to the
scene of the crime Sphinx was scher.
er's companion on the ride.
The police say they have confes.
sions from both .0'Den and his wife.
According to these, the motive for
the crime was revenge for the al
legged relations between the young
woman and Knelp two years before
her marriage to ODell which occur
red in this city December Is last.
The victim according to the police
was taken handeufled 10 the lonely
county troad on pretense OF being in
custody of O'Dell, who impersonat-
ed an officer, on a charge of Grimm
al assault and, the taxieah dismissed,
ktandcutfed:to Tree and RsatkFG ~,
!: Kneip waS;sthen handcuffed' 10 70
Eree&and- 4lN6rs. sGeDslfs beat datmsswtth
d file about .t&tes hea dAsRee& e&haGRmes nns
conseioass khs scon3essahnG stseh said, to
declare-aTheohanARHEts j-tsEere. .*hen
removed. andp5lle stwOs4staFted away!
ODell returned aE'asgik1IE SaEetAer fren
Kneips posanaMldde assteptsvsto cut
the clotfraAes asS&
according 1t6 police" schat' Kheip
sprang to his feet and struck him.
Mrs. O'Dell then, say the police.
struck Kneip on the head with the
file and again knocked him uncon-
scious, She also took u knife from
the victims pocket and slashed him
several times with it. The two hid
the clothing and walked to the city
Bloodstained clothing belonging to
O'Dell was found in their room.
ODell Is twenty-one years OLD and
his wife eighteen. Kneip was twenty
thre years old.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

LoST-Three blade pearl handle
knife between Southern Oil mill and
7th ave. Return to II. C. Moore and
receive reward. l-l0-s
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

When putting away silver teapot
or one that is not in everybody use
place a little stick across the top
under the cover. This allows fresh
air to get in and prevents mustiness
For removing greasy spots or
black wooden clothing the following
is excellent; Make a solution of
borax and warm water and wash the
solled article In 1t. then rinse in
clear water and dry.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

QUICK LOANS-Made on both city
and farm lands. See c. M. Mckenzie
eF... 719tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

Don't simply see how you Gan put
down and do some analyzing.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

666 quickly relieves Colds and La
Grippe, Constipation, 5iiiousness,
Loss of Appetite and Headaches.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

FOR. RENT-Close In one furnished
room suitable for couple or two
young men. Phone 230. 1925
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
WANT ADS
one CENT A WORp'
CASH IN ADVANCE
THREE TIMES
FOR PRICE or TWO.
REGISTRATION AND SPECIAL
LICENSE.

The General Tax Act of 1918 re-
quires registration in the ordinary's
office and payment Of special Ii
cense to the tax collector before do
ing certain lines of business. The
Registration Book is open to any
who may be subject.
w. P. FLEMING, Ordinary
1.2-26t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

up the debauch by stepping i'll the
trap, and when the hunters found
him he was drunk rs lord and
helpless as baby.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

ROOMS FOR RENT-several well
located upstairs rooms in Macris.
Building over Georgian Pharmacy,
Price reasonable. Phone 124 N. D
Marcris l-9-26
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
SECOND HAND FURNITURE FOR

SECOND HAND FURNITURE FOR
SALE-Bargain In bed room suites
and furnishings used in Georgian
Hotel. See me quick if you want a
real bargain. N. D. Mleris Phone 1874
1926
ROBERT GRiES-4The tailor has
moved his shop from the old location
on Thirteenth ave. w. around the
corner, to the shop formerly oc-
cupied by NJ. Sherman, on Eight st S
1-1o-26
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

BU0GIES AND HAENESS--We
hGndle the famous Jackson G. Smith
barnesville Buggy. See us when you
are in tho market for buggy. HURT
& WILBANKS.
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TIsGAL NoTIcIa


80. 1OuI2
10 the Disiret Court. County o. Rernalilln.
stats ct New Mexirn.
First savings Bank A Trust Company n Al.
huqnerqne y. A., a Corporation. flaintin
!. D. Eldcr. Administration Of the Estate %
". ". futrelle snd tnkroun hein u ~
len l.. inlfeiln. Deleudaufa.
70 the Above Named nefendantai
feu hnd each ~ you ara hereby notified
that The Pint savings hanh and Trust Com.
pauy. u Albuquerque. ~. ~, han flad salt
IN the Diaifict Coert " snd for la CuHnfy
4 hrrnuliiln. New Nenic0. rfaYlnl thaf
mortgaEo deed ~ giten 10 ssenrt he liat.
ment ~ certain indrltcdneas unnn whirn
ludnnenf has heretofore been secured. w.
iarfrioted upon lot numbered I've fEl -
thou on Ie sub division ~ thn Fa1f hslf
n Block numbered Thiriesn tf9l n ne Vast
You are further notified that unlfsh yun
sntef o. cause 20 be entered IN tho aal1
snit IN the Distriet Court o. ne scruna %.
dieial Disfrift ln and for the County IN her
nilNle. state q New Mexico. Your appsaraHrt
oH o. before tho 1t dsy u Mafrh, 1874
your defeplt VIII b. entered and plainiif
hsfsin VII apYly 10 the court fqr The rfllsf
prayed Tor in The complaint
AtiAfnHs fdf fiaiatlk o. Laurence y Lee
0mss and pasi-onca. AihuqnefqnN ksv
tsisnsdl NEsTOR NDNTOYA.
Clerk ~ the District Courf.
~ tsispeal HARE o. LIZ. Dupuiy.
tCouri Nenil
Jan. ft2l2s Feh q.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PROCLANA1ION AND aOTiCE OF spa
Gal ELECTION TO TUE QuAlIf1ED.
ELECTORS OF Thu BOARD OF EDtCA
TlON OF the CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE.
oF thu STATE OF NEW MFNICO
Pursuant TO law aHd The request u the
que. IN ,hs caaaiy Of Bsrsaiiie. aud sists
ths city commi,sion u aid City Of Alba.
q special election will be held on TuESDAY,
the @Ttn day of JANUARY. A. d 1870. IN
~ lsrFitog sgnpfltins me Board OF hda
ieei 20 the iurisdietioe Of said Hoard, Tor
me purpose Of anhmittinF 70 tn qualified
electors Of the Board Of Education 1T the
CTS u Albuquerque Of the state u New
Meriru, romprisiuE the trritory within the
limits Of said Ciiy Of Albuquerque and TIE
territory adjacent and attached thereto Tor
u said board. the following question
shall the board Of hancation II the
Guy gf Albuquerque ~ the stats of
New Mexico. issue L. negotiable coupon
bomb in the aEgregatf of -Four Hundred
sgd Twenty ~, Thoa.and Dollar
inR school sites and for the plfpos- u
erecting and completing school hanses.
aud Tor tho enlargement ~ school huild-
Jugs. within the territory under the
Jurisdiction Of sAid Hoard r.
The said election viii be- held ani the polls
therefor VIII De- opened and kept open be-
iz o.rlork y NJ % sid 27th A u JAN
The following places aud persons have been
duly desisnaied a. places Tor and persons TO
conduc; elAiion. to-witi
FIRST w~ARD-Preenct No. in. Polling
Z Place. National Life insurunre Co. Ohlre. 200
North second street Judge j. y suilsr.
kInrson hyde A Dsruliiu; Clerk, a Mun.
SECOND WkRD-Prsclnct No 20. Poll.
ing plure, ms West Gold Avenue. Iudr.s.
Vaughn. sam rorierh.id, Clarence
THIRD WARD-Prrcinrt 30. 10 Polflnr
Place. 2ll WET Gold Avenue. judge. M u.
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THE MURPHEY sAkAToRiuM.
For the tteatmsnt d tuberculosis. Albu
Querquc. New Mexico, City office Wright
Curio Bldg opposite postoffce. Office
DR.. ". 7, Marphsy and Or. Carl Muiky,
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ron sNIr-Auiomobncs ~

FuR SALE-Chsap for rash. a Saxou FIVE
in good running order $40 Wet santa W.
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FOR SALE-plump BelgiAn Harcs. dressed,
delivered ~ aur puund Heavy ones for
roasting Iht pound Some line breeders AZ
r. bargain. A. l. Haruufu. ll1O Mountain
Road: rhune gi5I.M evenings.
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noSnIpp s PssgSi5E 3; isa9 TAT ar INV
MIXICO

AAAAAAa
Sealed proposals. vii be received 81 ne
,mce Of ihs Nov Nerieo STATE Hlrhway Com.
mission, csgliei Bsiidlns santa v. Nee
lar the construction u State Road No, ..
Section Nc. J known ~ New Aexlro Fed.
sral Aid, Project No. "a, Bsrnhiiiia County.
located between Alhuqssrqae and AiAmedA,
LenEth Of Prsisct. 9.5e3 miles.
approximate main. Quantities A. fallows:
iisss e. W Class ssssss,iea.
sssass ~ Va nafF'~-
us Lin ~ a. Diam 90 Corr. Metal
iio Lila. ,. "a Dian. 10 Ca. Corr Metal
fas Lin ~ 40" Dian. 70 Ga. Corr. Nsiai
ses Lin. ,, "a" nlsm "a "a corr. Metal
Gu Va. ciss. "a" consr.,, i;s.a
$40 Gu Yas cla.. N" Concrete i;ae,s
9i7a lbs Expanded Metal Rsinferesmsni
ss5 ms Round Rsinfofs.ne nar..
q Lin. - - Pine Rolling,
i3s1d5 N "a M,,.l Rslaiassasa,
creis Pavement tfi2l7l.
.ias o7 81 Yds. Concrete Foundation Tor
80 Toa VI. va. Top cours Bi,uminoas
ssTot sa. Yds Bi,nufhis Pavement.
lhrfr separate bids Will BE- received On
three types 81 pavement ! y,
tine Cuure Cruleni tunrrefs.
Congr,ie Foundation With hinminous Con
Conefsis Foundation wits Bi,nuihls Top
Course
ON AND ONLY ONE Of the above iype.
wiz BE- selected for after bids
are received.
NECfSskRy PORTLAND CEMENT WILL
BIZ frHNlShifD ~ THE sTATE HIGH.
WAY COMMISSION T. o b. ALRu0uER-
QiE AND ALAMEDA.
forns for proposals Instructions 70 bid.
isrs. plans aud spesidrations mFy 10 81
. AHMED al IN. uNaa ~ fUa nI.HnIan EwMIua..
Los Lunas, New Mckee. and ~ the once n
the Ntaie Highway Enrinesr Santa Fe. New
Mexico, Or may be procured 81 the umr 90 %
Aetltu, upon deposit Of so. which drpnsit
viii be refunded when plans and specifications
ire returned in good order.
Ths StatR Highway Communication reserves
he flehi 70 reject any and All proposals.
l.. A. OIL.LETT.
state Highway Engineer.
saata Pc n NJ. JannA "a 1890.
ian. "a. "a. %.
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" YOU need \ van - year ~nasine,s you'll
reach HIN right away " ron advertise Dc
rHH HERALD siasHihed -oiumaa. Phone ssS,
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roR sAIE-T,nemIipcrs

FOR SALE TNrEwHITrRs-Au kinds.
both few and second hand. bought sold
rented and repaired Albuquerque ~ pesrii.
er Exchange. Phone ga. 1919 South
Fourth 81
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KoT.cE OF ADMINIsTRATRIx.

STATE OF New MFnlfn, luanIN u Bernn1llo.
In The Probate court.
In thu Matter % the Estate % DonEld AIer.
Andsr Macdonald Drceassd.
Notice IN hrrrhy given that Edith MacDon.
aid, administrator u the Estate % Donald
Alexander Aiaenonald. dcceased has hied 10
he Probate Court ~ hernrlilie couniy. New
Mexico her anal rrrort a. such Admiais.
tratriA. and the Court hus hNrd Saturday ths
2rth day Of febuars, 1920. a. 10 o'clock
81 The forenoon of said day, A. the day Tor
hearing objections u ans there BE- ~ -
approval u said FINAL repori and Tor she
bond
Witness my hand and The seal 81 sid
Probate Court this hth day ~ January, 1890.
theall NESruR MONTOfA.
ian. ii-et.asf Feb. a.
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ming Herald.
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POULTRY AND EGGs
FARMS \ RANCHES

FOR SALE on RENT-Rrst improvements.
suitable fut chickens aud gardening Pint
yuuuE bearing orchard Phone i4u7 D.
The Ely miner., 1920-06-18
SURRENDERS
MINING LEASE.
CHIPPEWA COMPANY QUIT AT
SECTION 30-SURPRISE TO
FEEOWNERS.

The Chippewa Iron Mining COM
pany has notified the fee owners
of the Mcdonald forty, adjoining the
Section 80 property, that it has
decided to surrender it's lease. This
action came as surprise to the fee
owners says Skilling's Mining Review.
One of them says that the first
intimation that he had that the
company was about to take some such
step was when it was learned that
the Chippewa people were beginning
to move their surface plant to the
La Rue property, another Vermilion
property controlled by the Chippewa.
for injunction was made
to prevent the removal until all
matters of royalty were adjusted.
L. C. Harris, attorney for the
Chippewa people, says that current
is not yet due.
1t is understood that the Chippewa
company give as one reason for sur
the lease of the Mcdonald
forty that the shaft, through an
error, has been located on the iron
whereas it was presumed
that it was being sunk entirely in the
greensboro. 1t is for this reason, it
is explained, that the company has
never sank the shaft below about
$50 feet.
A short time ago the company took
an option for lease on the LaRue
property, and have determined to
concentrate their money and energy
on it. The fee owners of the Me-
Donald forty include Edward Lynch,
Alexandria Security Co., John G.
Brown, the Philbin estate and the
Oliver Iron Mining company. The
Chippewa people have nothing to say
against the Mcdonald property, and
if they had got their shaft located
properly might have continued, and
conducted the development necessary
to the disclosure of ore bodies of
commercial size.
The Chippewa company already
has shown up more ore on the Nc
Donald than is usual at the present
depth on the Vermilion.
The Ely miner., 1920-06-18
ELY TEAM ADDS
ANOTHER SCALP.
VIRGINIA & RAINY LAKE BOYS
FALL EASY VICTIMS-GOOD
GAME PUT UP.

The Ely ball team added another
scalp to it's belt Sunday when it took
the Virginia & Rainy Lake team of
the Twilight League into camp on a
score of 8 to a. The opening look
ed like walkaway for Virginia as
errors were thicker than black flies
this inning and before the Ely boys
had collected themselves our visitors
had run in two scores. After that
the scoring on the part of the guests
ceased until the fifth inning when
in some manner they hooked two
more. Bert Whitten, an old favor
ite here was on the mound for the
visitors and pitched fair game. His
support at times was very ragged.
Kreitzer caught for Whitten. Gia-
motif and Lambert filled the points
for Ely. The appended score tells
the story
The Ely miner., 1920-06-18

five months work and in these five
months expect to accomplish much.
This road was built years ago by
st. Croix Lumber company and used
as a means of getting to and from
their Stoney River operations with
supplies and men. Since the st.
Croix has been out of there the road
has been used only by fishermen,
hunters and by the sheep company
on Stoney. The road crew now are
replacing the worn out culverts and
grader will arrive this week. Sew
eral beaver dams which have become
a serious menace to the highways in
the wooded sections of this vicinity,
will be blown out as they have flood
ed miles and miles of road.
John Swanson of Beaver Bay has
charge of the work on the other end
of the road. Those who have been
over the route claim that the road
will open up one of the finest agri-
cultural sections in the northern end
of the state, and many settlers are
constantly going in and opening up
the country. Outside of this, the
tourist feature will be worth much as
we will have direct connection with
the lake shore drive to the north
shore cities and to Port Arthur.