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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

fEGTiOS 9; That tina assessments
hereby levied IN each OF the above men
toned lot, and parcelts ~ land are hereby
declared 20 be o Hon upon such lots and
parcels ~ land u tho same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
IN tho same manner hs other taxes Ia and
for tho cry Of TulnH, oklahoins, are col
lootod
SECTION 3. That all asssssments here
cquu Huuuu lnstallments as authorized
rs said statutes of tho state " Oklahoma
the tsrrraucnts ehlll boar Interest at thu
ratio ~ 'lpHt 90 per cent per annum.
payable annually at m" tIus ~ the pay
Utuf ~ tUn several mstallnsnts ~ the
ta'Hg tff.ct Uf this r-linanrci that tho
fut lurtpHwnnt uf dald usHesafnsnts, to-
g"th'f WIN me s,eru.d in,efeSl 91 the
drf,rrrI irs'tulurnis Ehall be- payable on
thr I,fl dt" or pecambcr. 1a2l. and
ino r.mHluIur #, f'rrcl ins'allments, with
~. yaaHly interest 90 tho unpaid Install
n,put#. shHl bo payable on the 10Th lay
.r u,aonu.r. ot each succeeding year
uUu 400 s.tu te paid.
rrUui.1 upwtVrr, that any ~ tho own
ofa nf d.. iols or parcels ~ land so as
#urHHl u". AT any time during tho four
tI .HuHrD tfIyr weeks follow 'ny the date
rf .ha Ir.t pIblicatlnn ~ tins ordinance.
uHy I. fhe tlty Auditor u the city OF
THI.,. 'Hs fuII amount OF the assessme ents
tn l'EI'd uItinbt ihnlF Hlld lo'H 6ud par
cole ot land. uru thrrrby rc.caso sueh
property fron the lien " such aasess .
sGcrIoN 3 mat tbi' ordinance sha 4
Do rUoHshol fN' twenty nine l29) consecu-
newspaper published iG me city Of Tulsa
Dh.H bona. f.Hl ihH puhllCal inU of this
urlinans, as rrpulrod By "a" shall be
tahcn l.H regarded as flthcient notice
| t0 an U.rrlus Interested IA the assess
| ueuts hai uy levied b. the terms " this
srCrUs s.. mat an orhinancas or
pnrts l. urf.ra lu conflict with the
rrrvO.Y1. of 'hs orl'nan.e, Insofar As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31
COTTON LEANS
TO LOW LEVELS
Considerable Realizing by
Shorts Felt in Poor
Gables

NEW ORLEANS. prc. 80. Whlc
there were periods OF ADVANCING
prices the trend in cotton today
was toward lower levels. 900 worry
moderate way closing Quutaiion-
showed net LOSSES ut 10 10 20 points
The usual liquidation was fclt aud
Liverpool again failed to come up
To expectations.
Some selling followed reports
from New YORK that January no
ticcs circulated quito a while before
they were stopped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31
WHEAT CLIMBS UP
TO HIGHEST POINT
Best Condition in Past 3
Weeks Noted Through
Days Session

CHICAGO, Dec. 80 -- Wheat
prices climbed today ~ the highest
point reached in the last three
weeks Improved domestic milling
demand was the chief bullish fac
tor. The closing however, vas
weak 1-2c net lower to l-2c ad-
vance. with March sl.G6 i2
S1.66 "a and May st.61 to si.G1 IA.
Corn finished l-2 10 o. down. oats
Of: 1-sc to 5-Sc and provisions at a
setback of : to l2C.
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LEGAL.

lot.9 ooi rs'sri.i ~ sufnlsn, no'ics
To fI t..#.fH IUf.f rested In the assers.
M,ra h.reny owed by tho terms Of ,hIs
Ordinance.
sECrluN B. rtit au ordinances al,
rTI't Hf .flIn. u.rs .r conflict with the
I'.N .IuU. of 'IN oIitnrncr. insofar a.
su.H conflict cVsts tro hereby repealed
Hllrl'N Ji.. nm emergency es
i.H ~. fh. p..H.., ,tfl.u Of the public
ordinance su..' trtc effect frop and sf.
Dol. e .lss7Fn approval and publication
rAssrp ,nt 'h' er!nrFency clause
s.5 da' Of rr emtor. 1920 WV
APPROVED thI, 3rd dhy OF Decsmb.r.
- y EVANS
Vpf rutNE SEAMAN
'ity Nulitur -
ft,>s pr>rAY.
Ctiv Attorney.
uunrhcd ir lne Tulsa pany World
a. IT, ~ 10 go s, ss ii 70. as. "a
a.. sS %. go. 81. 1870. January I, 2,
'ni Z. i'sl world rubllshins Com
nnpI>,<Cr NO. sios
Nn prin,neo to appar,ion levy a,d
Rts,sF special taxes in paymen, Of tho
rU.t OF constructing a sanusry sewer
iu SEWER DISTRICT SO g. as Gre.
an oni declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance ~ tho prov,
Eioua uf tho charter uf the city % Tuls.
oklahoma tni iho statutes OF the stat
provided tne asid CITY dld by ordlnanc
$50 5li uronte Rnd catablt-h SEWER DIE
lnltT Np 81 and after declaring
sEwER nlsrHItr ~ cI by tho pro,
IurH uf prdluuu,r No. III. did on q
an lay n May, iel1 ot 10 W " Full
ra"'rae'o.. es,tain contract Tor the GO
stfuctluu ~ oettaln sanitary sewsr
SEWER plsrUlCT No. 81 aud
NhENc"s 10 pufsganco o; said coz
trlct s'id " W. Fullcr has cons,taei,P
c"rtHlu sanitary sewer IN said sEWt
pihTHlCT SO 81 aud tho work und.
rnid contract has becn accepted and ~
ptov'd by Tho cuts Ensircer and the Boai
nf commissioners % the city OF Tulsa an
WUENEAS IN further pursuance OF tn
statutes u the state OF Oklahoma. sfor,
said and under tho terms Of ths char
!, u deemed necessary ey the hoard
Commissioners of tho CitS of Tulsa, Ohis
homa. 90 levy and assess a special Ia
IN said siwEii DISTRICT NO. al, by req
prn uf tho construction OF said sewer sne
10 nay fu, tho same. ana
WiiEltENS, tho total cost OF tho con.
siruttton Of said sewer IN rAtd SEWER
biSTRlCr 40. ii. inciud'ns extras. has
been ascor,nined and is hereby declared
To- bo tho sum OF tiIb;.92. all Of which iH
20 be levied nv snecial assessments against
the lots ana parcels OF land benefited BY
the construction Of said sewer Ia said
SEWER DISTRICT NO 81. and
NUhWE,a all legal requirements have
been complied With Ia authorize the levy
of tho. assessments against said lots and
parcels ~ liable FOR tho cost OF construc
tinp ~ said sewer In said SEWER DIS
TNfCT NO. cl. IN the amounts hereinafter
specified iu section Of this ordinance.
NOW, THEHEFORE, he 1T ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
HOMAi
SECTION 4; That there snail be. and
there II hereby appoftioned TO and lsvied
upon ana ossesaed against thr severai lots
and parcels of land IN said SEWER DIS.
TRIcT NO. 81 In the city OF Tulsa. Okla.
boma, 40 benefited by the construction Of
said sewer. as a special taH. TO pay for
tho construction of said sewer. the
amounts respectively. a. foilowsi
A Ii I'm lAl
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KANSAS tlTN. Dec. 30.--tat'Ic-Ke-
cclpts 400 head; market on beef steers
strong 10 2bc higher top load $500. she
stock steady to weak, heavy Nebraska
cows $500 good heifcrs 90 75 5H7oo, can
ners mostly ta00W32 %; calves steady tn
Soc higher. tor vcaicrs $1,000 hulk chQlce
kinds $4,000 1850, all other clnf-c'
steady
Hogs Receipts 800 head. market
active 4.r So soc lower than Yesterday =
average. one load tight 20 fhtpu"rs early
S4.25. bulk tS.iiH0lO, packing snws 90
20 .5c earlier; pigs -6C lower best - 10.
bulk good aud choice 50 j0W9ia.
sheep Receipts zoo head; market on
sheop and lambs steady. N5-pound f"u
lambs ,il,2j N6 pound yctrlings tN.tj.
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SECTION 2: TnH' tho assessment here
by legIpd on each ~ the ubuyc mentioned
Iata and parcels ~ land are h"f,t, dU.
r'afpi 90 be lien upon EuCh lpia H.I
parcels ~ lana 20 the same "Ht"Ut HH other
'aSo# and shall, be- collected ana enforced
iu the same manner AS other taErs Zoo and
r0r 'ho cry Of Tulsa, Oklahoma Jr' Cp.
,e'cri.
SECTION e. That an sssessnoris
hereb, levied shall be divided iutn tu..'
.tJ roual annual lus'allWruta les author.
.zsd by F8II ststufc1 ut thr state a. nt.a.
hDma fof su.h cases made and provided
that tho aaHrasuruts shall bear Interest ul
Ihc rat. ~ eight 80 per cent per Huu4u.
payabl" annually at 3D." time OF ihn paf
ment ~ 'hc several tusiallmeutH NJ th'
a.sessmeutH aforesaid. from the date ~
the taking effect Or mis- ordinance, fhht
the first iustalimeut oi said assossIuon ~ "a,
together with The atCrI~A interest on lhe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31
Approved
PRANK q IN N,NN.
CIV Attorney.

Uuhusbcd Va he Tulsa .oany wotld
December T. o. 10 ~. -. ~. ~, 10,
20. a. ~ 10 20. 'i. -2 sl, -, 20. 20.
g. aS ~. 20, -. 1920, Ipnuat, 1, 2, J,
and 1921. world rublhhing com.
'''' GRpi>N>cI 40. stis
Au otdiahuvc To- appurtiun levy ana
rsssHs special tttra I'm payment ~ tho
cost VI const,uotIug sanitary tcwer
in SEN EK DISTRICT No. 1873 as
created and established by Ordinance
80 1891. and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. la pursuance of tho pruvi
sious ~ the charter ~ the city ~ Tulsa
Oklahoma, aud the statutes ~ tho state
Of Oklahoma fof such asses undo ana
rrovid.d tho said ,ity ana by ordinance
No 1891 create aud oH'ablish SEWER
DISTRICT 40 i63 and after declaring n
SEWER BiSrNir1 NO iGl 10y the pro
Visions ot Ordinance 40. 1891, did. on
tn 26th dnS ~ becemhrr, 1919 let to
TMhets lcasant. Contractors u certain
contract for tho construction ~ certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO.
l6J, and
trac Etid Tibbc'a Pleasant has con.
structcd = certain sanitary sewer IN said
SEWER DISTKlcr No. iol, ana the work
under auid contract has bcon accepted and
approved by the Cuy Engineer ami thc
Ilosrd of Commissioners Of the city Of
Tulsa, and
statutes " fthe state ~ oklahoma afnre'
said. and under the tefus of the char
ter uf the "a u tttN uf Tulsa DNlHho-
ma. n is deemed necessary by the board
Of Commissioners of the City Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. to levy and nEs"ss u special
tnN upon The property liable to hssosH.
mcnt Ia said SEWER DISTRICT No isa,
by reason OF tue construction OF said
sewer ana 10 pay for tho same; and
WHEREAS the total cost Of tho con
struction of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO, lG3, including extras. bns
been Hsccrt aimed and is horots declared
to be the sum Of si,9i,sS. all Of which IL
&c be levied by special assessment against
tn. lots and uhrc.ls of land benefited by
the construction nf said sewer IN said
SEWER DISTRICT No. iG3. and
WHEREAS all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
OF tho nAaIssments against said lots and
parcels So iiabl" for the cost of construc,
tion Of said sewer In said SEWER DIS
TNIcT NO. lBa. In the amounts herein.
after specified In scctian 1 Of this ordi-
nance
NOW. THEREFORE,. RE iT ORDAINED
ny the BOARD OF cOMMI SslONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
UOMA
SECTION y That there rhail he. aud
there ir hereby hpportloncd 10 ana levied
upon and assessed against tho several lots
and phrceh Of Land In said SEWER DIS
TRlcT No ioa In the city OF Tulsa, Okin-
homa m benefited by the construction OF
said sewer. m special tar, ia pay for
tn. construction of said newer. tho
smounta respectively 0s follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

FORT WORTH, Texas Dec. 3o.-Cattle,
recoipts LOO: market eic down; becves
Y a9dS $50; stockers $4,000 so: calves
~ 5Oalo.o0: COWS and heicers $4,000 500 f;
bulls fa.00G50o
iiogs--Roceipts 500 head; market % to
.oc down; light sa50s.6a; heavy $3.50
kAo; pigs f,5Ods.5.
sheop--Receipts none; no tone; lambs
Aooh 90; yearings $1,000 500: wethcrs
ooH 100; ewes s3o0M 500; goats $50
90,
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SECTION 2 That tho assessment here
by levied on each ~ the above mentioned
lots and parcels VI land are hereby de.
clared 10 b. lien up0n Huch lots sLI
parcels Of land to the snWc extent ns
enforced IA the same manner hs other
laSes IN and Tor the city D; Tulsa. Okla
hOuiH hr" collected
SECTION That all assessments here
by levied shall he divided into three go
equal annual insiallinents ss authorized
by said statutes - the state of Oklahoma
the assessments SHAH bear Interest at tho
rate Of eight go per cent par annum, pay
able annually a. tn" time OF the payment,
of tho Hoveral Installments Of tho assesa-
menta aforesaid from the date Of tn.
taking sffcct %. this ordinance that the
firyt insthllmen'~of SHid asso lrmentp to
gether with the sCrrutd lTto. est on the
deferred insiailm'nts. shall be payrbl. on
tho ltih day Of december, 1914. and the
remaining defart.d inEta lImonts with tho
yearly Interest Un the unpaid ihstHllments
shah he payable on the 18th day ~ DE
Cemhcr Of each succeeding year until ali
shall be paid.
era Of the lots or parcels ~ land NJ as
sossed may at any time during the four
UD consecutive weeks following the dat.
Of the first publication ~ this ordinance,
pay TO the City Audito, - 'hp CITY of
Tulsa, tho fuh amount % the assess
meuts 80 levi.d agains, their SAID lots and
parcels of land, and theroby release such
property from the lien of such assoas.
meuts,
SECTION q That this ordinances shah
bo published for twenty -uluN t2a) consecu.
tive daYr IN tho Tulsa Daliy WIul n
Newspaper Published In the City ~ Tulsa
Oklahoma, that tho publication ~ this
taken nd regarded as sufficient notice
to an persons interested In tho assess
mruts hereby levied by tho terms " this
SECTION 3; That an ordinances or
parts of ordinances IN conflict with tho
pfoy'Hions . thls ofiinlno' ihHUf1f 40
/. .I...t
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Chicago Potatoes.

CHICAGO. Dec. ao-Potatoes steady
receipts one car; northern white sacke,
t.t0sti.s0 Cwt., Idaho russets sackc,
si.90; Wisconsin kings sacked si20.
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closed;
si,s sss.5i first Is $500 bid: second
ts $500 first iiis $3.50; second AZ
sHI?. Victory ans S9j.OA: Victory AVS
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ORDINANCE NO. ?ii5.

T. 3, g. I, y, ?. 10. II, ~, Is and ~
1921 world Furnishing CO.. Publishers
ORDINANCE no. ?ii5.
An Ordinance TO sppnrtion ,cyy and
asscss special taxes In payment of ths
cost Of conbt tructinR u sanitary sewer
IN SEWER DISTRICT 40. 1876. as
created ana established by Ordinance
No. 20ii and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of the pro
ylslons Of the Charter OF the City of Tulsa
oklahoma, End III" statutes of tho state
~ Oklahoma, for such cases made ana
provided. the said CIty dId by Ordinance
No 20t1 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO. iGb ana HItor declaring II
necessary To construct lovers In said
SEWER DISTRICT no l6; by the provi
Fiuns of ordinance No. 2oi7, Id ou the
5th day OF october, 1890 let t. comstook-
Smedloy co. contractors, certain con
tract fgr the construction Of certain san
.,aty sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
WHEREAS. IN pursuance of raid con.
tract, said con stock Smedlcy 80. has con.
SEWER DIsTHicr 30 ic5. aud ,hc WORK
Under said contract has been accepted and
approved by the City Engineer and tho
BOARD OF Commissioners of the tity OF
Tulsa ana
WHEREAS. In further pursuance ~ tho
statutes ~ the state of Oklahoma, afore.
said ana under the terms ~ the Charter
of the said 'ity Of ruiHH. Oklahoma, It iq
deemed necessary hy the Board Of Com
missioncfs ~ the city - Tulsa. Oklahoma.
10 levy ana HEHrS" % special tax upon the
property lhhl, to assessment Ia SHIT
SEW ER DISTRICT 40. 1Gt. by reason Of
the construction u said sewer and to pay
for the same. and
WHEREAS. tho total cost Of tho con
structlou 81 sull sewer In s1id SEWER
DISTRICT 80. lth. Including extras has
been tsCCrtIlurd and b. horcby daoiarcd to
THlCT NJ. 1Gh iu the amounts herein
after specified in section J OF this or
diuauCH
SOW. THEREFORE, pE TT ORpAIN
m HN THE BOARD or COMMISSION
be 'lr ruu NJ fih1ii7 an OF which H.
fo be levied hy special assessment against
tho lots ana parcels of land benefited ny
ihr construction ~ said Hcwrr In said
SEWER DISTRICT SO lG5 and
WHEREAS. ull legal requirements have
been compiled With fu authorize the levy
nf the 1sfrsuuoutz against said lots and
parcels H. liable Tor rho cost Uf cuustrur.
zion af said sewer IN alid SEWER bis.
rps or THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA
nOMA.
SECTION =, THAT ucro .hall be. and
there lr hereby 1Ipur'.ruod To- ana levied
upon and HrsosHo1 against lho several lots
and parcels of laud iu sHid SEWER DIS
TTIDI 40 ll- lu tine 'I'y ~ TULSA. Of.a "a.
huwl. 4u hsG"tIipI bn the construction -
said sewer us u rErr.t' tak. 90 pay for
n. construction OF a1tI Hrret, tho amounts
rtguCpff fyuly. az fulIUpH.
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All owners OF abuttinr property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable to assessment. arn
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby and any claim or OBJ
ieCtionr TO the assessments aH above set
forth shalt be flied IN writing IN the of.
flee Of Mrs. Frank Seaman, city Auditor
~ the City 81 Tulsa. Oklahoma on or
before the llth day " january, 1924, st
90 o'clock 4. NJ, aud the same shalt b.
heard by the Board OF Commissioners on
tho lith day Of January. 1894 at o; on
'o.clock A NJ. ana any claims or objec-
lions not ~ flied In writing before said
dino shall be deemed waived
Dated this 95th day " Deeeinher 1890.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
tsity Audttnr
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Call Money

NEW YORK Dec. 30.--Call mono,
steady high :: low :; ruling rate 7. clos
Ing bid G, offered AT : last loan 7 bsnl
acceptances Gh per cent.
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OKLAHOMA CRY bD". 3o..'ptle
Rocclpts s'l h,,d market generally s.,
iowor. stcer- 81 ,pup.0U. coVl and h,lfsrs
se.r0Urta. culv,s {5.ou1Fao. -,p,k,r-
and f.,dtfs t-.,s6i oo.
Hogs. Vey,tpt. COO head market E'ror.
,ii. zoe lower; top t2.5Op98s. bu.k .puO
tfp a.
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Wv hVEN 'Vots
NEW YORK, Dee. 30.--Cotton spot
quiet; m!ddling li.G0,
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Ar, Louis, Dec. so.-Pouliry Hens 90
kYIsc; springs SOC; turkeys i;G50c;
y unchanged.
Sgs Gle; butter unchanged
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The closing bid and asked price Of
independent oil stocks on the New York
curb Thursday, as reported By Houston
Etlie A. t'o
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The closing bid and asked prices 81
standard ON stocks on the New York
.urb Thursday az reported by strand
borg. McGreevy & Co, were as follows.
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nivEnslUE uuivr ADDITION.


Al that part ~ Uloyk ~
Wing North ~ o. line
drawn parallel to the
South I'm. W nluuk Is
iui Or H. South there
from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

CHICAGO Dec. -2O,--Cattle---RC a sipts
1000 head; beef cattle uneveniy sS to soc
n.sher; best action on common and NJ d.
I'M grades; top heavy early fll.50; bulk
s'opu 1850; she stock and bulls Ftes IS
10 strong. calves, stockers and feeders
steady choice veAlers to packers mostly
higher.
active mostly 81 10 i1C tower than vrs-
,'rday's average; top $3.50 for light
"Rhis. practical top on hogs averaging
over 200 pounds s9,G5: bulk 50. i0Up.65
plgs ejc To S5c lower, bulk desirable so TO
l'p.poundF pigs 80. O0dl0l0.
Nheep-Receipts $4,000; Z lamts csc 10
r"rs 3i2.25 bulk lambs sllO0a1sOO
aged sheep 25c lower; choice western
ewes $500, bulk ewes si.25 q 500; feeders
steady,
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Tho range Of prices OF oil SOCKS on The
New York curb Thursday, AS reported
by Houston, Fible a. CO.;
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3o.--Butier unchanged
i5s a saver sss. 1eesp'' sGsi rssSs frs,,
mark. eases included 56gslc; refriger-
ss,33f urss SIe5sc; refrigerator extras
foultry alive higher. fowls esu csc;
springs 27C; turkeys ioc.
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,pibishch Ia The Tulsa Daily World
Dec. ~. rs. is 20, II. a2. 30. "a. as. 20,
81. 2s, ~, 80, al. 1920. January 1. .. q,
T. ., G. Z, :. .. 10. ~, ~, - and ~.
1921. world Publishing co.. Publishers
nppIN.yrl. Np o,,.
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A.. DfIIUau.r tu alpJr'luu. levy and
H-sp.s special taxes lu pa5Iuru' ut
tho uy.' u. constructing raul'srs
sewer 10 SEWER DISTRICT 20 lll,
ss created aud established ry ORA,
nance So. .Oht, and dp.'tf.ag an
emergency
WliEUEAr m pursuanrr - the PRO
.IsIyla VI the Charter Il lhg CITY o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-31

ruhI.hcd Ir iHo Tulsa patty world
i''i', i,i, p 20 IL IL. y +, y; 4. 4. Is Il
a. ~ %. go. 3i 1870. January I, 2. ?
'ni E. i'el World Publishing Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
AGED alaskan miner
TELLS HIS EXPERIENCE

night and day, and sleen/was nearly
out OF the question. ~ back ached
something awful. aQf II stopped
over, that pain 16riy killed me.
Ny nerves w~1c total wreck. and
worried so Nmy condition that
just couId1Et my mind off my
troubles. w. = misery all the
time, and ss4d that didn't have
but ~ htyy TO live. couldn't
get - zeiiefet all. aitho I had
spelf ALI AindH OF money and been
TO SEVERAL hot springs. Finally,
yhen ] was told that my time was
xhort. ] started from Oregon to Sc.
cattle to make one last effort to get
relief.
While IN Tacoma, friend Of mine
recommended Taniac. ana believe
az firmly an believe anything. that
II saved my life. I've never seen the
like' Why. Il has made a clean sweep
OF all my troubles. have gained
back at least fifty pounds OF my lost
weight and my friends hardly know
mo at first sight. am hale and
hearty. eat anything ever could.
|Rnd II agrees with me no well that
can't tell lever had stomach trou.
Ne ] call myself n well man. and
Pean. too. BY that. that haven't
an che or pain OF any kind. +
am great believer In Taninn. and
can onscienuously recommend H."
Tah4fc II sold in Seattle by Barteii
Drug etores under the personal d.
rcction y q special Tanlan represen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
TESTIFIES OF
HAITI KILLING
General Barnett on Stand In
Naval Court

WARRINGTON. Oct fTe-prigs-
dier General George Barnett's charge
of -indisoriminats Killings" BY Ansrf.
can marines occupying Haiti were
hascd on HIS reading OF the proceed.
ings OF two courts martial. tho form.
or marine commandant told a naval
court inquiry here today.
Barnett said he had no specific
knowledge Of any kiIlinRs Of natives
IN Haiti beyond those brought out Ia
the court martial proceedings. He
declared. however. that there was "a
state Of mind" which he feared might
cans. injuaflccs 90 the natives
Details OF the two courts martial
were not brought out IN Iiarnetts
early testimony. II wan understood.
however. that they wor. courts mar.
tisl Of o r~rg~snt who had been found
insane AZ the time he ordered the kiiL
ing Of fiaiticns without trial. and OF
tho men under the sergeant They
were acquitted on the ground that
they were Only carrying out the
orders or a superior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Miller sASays He Lost
Weight Until He Was
shadow Of Former Self
Resaihs so Pounds
Since Tanjpg Tanlac

n an seventy.tv> years old, but
q seems like boyhdpd again since
IanIac has put me BID In such fine
heaith," was the statefAent made re
Gently BY 8. G. MIIief a retired
Alaskan miner. living ~ orunpv
Washington
sMy health was 70 badE bqbkcn
ID that my friends didn'tv1mk ]
60uId last much longer been
vel hardly q single day dGrmg the
post ten years. and my sromacl was
- disordered that c06ldnt a vest
: thing properly. Nj appetite PAS
we'll nigh gone ans ] was sIoSy
starving to death, ~ went down
weight 70 much <hat ! WIS nothinS
hut : shadow - what used TO be.
! oouId hArdip1keep thing on my
oeoumach, sn(fthe pains and cramps
kn0olrsd ND out completely NJ times.
~ stomach Just seemed To stay sour
81 me tine. and gas formed 80 bad
MAJ Il nearly choked me to death.
II had rheunatisfn ali over my
1pAy, and sometimes Il seemed that
ovoBy bons and muscle was aching.
: 1ust could - around. was 10 pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Rosarian John Wallace was the
featured speaker At The Rotary club
luncheon AZ The Arcade building at
noon Wednesday. His topic was the
Associated Industries and what they
are doing for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
World's Getting
Worse. She Thinks

LEXINGTON. Nv. Oct. 27.--The
worlds getting wors, }. says Mrs. sam
p. Jones. widow Of tho famous evan
geiist. Human life is becoming too
cheap" she declared here