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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
STATES WITNESSES FA TO APPEAR IN TONNBS TONE TRIAL
Gets Land Under Old De Baca Grant

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-TitIe to the Sonita land grant in Ari- zona, valuable tract included in the Maria Cabeza de Baca grant from the United States govern ment, was awarded to the Ely Real Estate and Investment company by the United States circuit court of appeals here today. This de- cision reversed the judgment of the lower court where Cornelius C. Watts and Dabney c. DaVis,' de Baca heirs, had won from the real estate company suit to quiet ti- tie. The higher court held that the real estate comp any's claim, based on a land grant of the Mex ican government to Leon herreros and recognized in a treaty between Mexico and the United States in 1853, was valid.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
Tammany Chiefs Declare War On Reds

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Tammany Hall declared war on radicalism tonight when a session of the sachems and braves decided to in- augurate the campaign at a mon- ster mass meeting to be held on Washington's birthday, to which leaders of the democratic and re- publican parties and all other po- litical organizations will be inVlt- ed to cooperate. The meeting, 1t was announced, is planned to open a campaign of education in which printed matter, speakers in the public schools and clubs and cIergymen will be enlisted to pre- vent the spread of ssditious sen- timent.
 The campaign will be carried on without regard to party affilia- tions, the leaders asserted.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
British Papers Complain of "Campaign
 Of Calumny" by Sim Fein in America

relations between the United States and morning several Ameican correspondents and Secretary
  which
  hone it tendto nutu enlightenment
 Telegraph Daily Mall arc among tne e thing he Leaau of Nations addina
 But she must be to n time" almost reservations  tho other hand regards the league Lord advocacy 0 he American reservations.
 which whoesomeness Mir Class statements regrets that Mir Glass did not express % and symPathcaly people of Europe where the condition disastrous and crit ical"
  they In against Great Britain enemies Sim Felners"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
PAIR FOR DISABLING
 MEN IN DRAFT
Federal Court Approves Long Terms Given Spies
 Camp Lewis

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2-Sen- tence of Frank P. Howenstein to 10 years and of Idell Kennedy to II years in the federal penitentiary at McNeirs island, from the federal dis trict court at LosAngeles. for violat- ing the espionage act was affirmed to- day by the United States court of ap- peals.
 Howenstein, a Los Angeles optician, and Miss Kennedy were charged with conspiring to impair the eyesight of recruits for Camp Lewis so that they would be rejected for military service. Men about to be inducted into service, it was charged, were given eyeglasses which so affected their sight that they were unfitted for the army.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
NEW GOES TO PRISON

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2.-Harry New, convicted slayer of Freda Lesser, his fiancee, left for San Quen- tin prison late today inScustody of deputy sheriff, to begin serving a sen tence of from 10 years to life impris- onment. News counsel meanwhile are working on appeal proceedings.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
WANT s1n A DAY

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. 2.-The Brick layers union of Butte went on strike today to enforce demands for a wage increase to $10 day
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
TO RAISE REVOLT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Support- CTS of former President Manuel Bo- nilla of F~Iars, have fled from nilla of Honduars, have fled from Tegguigalpa.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
THE WEATHER

Arizona: Tuesday and "Wednesday, unsettled; pos sibly snow east portion; not much change in temperu> ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03
COPPER PRICE

Average price of copper for the week ending January 29, E. & M. Journal quota tion, 19.97e.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03

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SITUATIONS -rEMATE

pOBITtON WANTED NJ culioct1r. salca-
man ur CAuNbHHcI, ~ 1T po uu hune.t
promotion, address aii-t, rsr~ - Wor'i.
pOslTioN wanted March l. by cspcr-
tcucCd law nteupEraphcr, Homo cApor-
innco commercial limos, address ye0 q.
care IT World
EXPERIENCED ypist aud clerk dcstfo-
position. oh company preferred. 'Uu
take dirtation. address shh q, caro- ~
world
WANTED Position by experienced T. ~
y operator or lilo clerk eau give rrf.
orcncci phone oenge l2hG-u H.
GOOD toLOREp laundrvEH wants wsrh-
ing hY day viii take bundle waHhiu &
hum"; phone D-Hre tna5
ENpERlENCED typiHt aud olcrk dcslre4
position. oil COMPANY ptoferrcd can
nk, ditHuun; address S5b.I, cfro uf
World
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LEGAL.

name OF Home Bakery and Deliratessen
that said partnership is general part
nership dating from tho 10Th day Of
February 1919 that all ot said partners re-
side in Tulsa, Tulsa county. Oklahoma. ard
there are no. other partncrs belonging to
said partnership
Dated this 30th day ~ January. 1920.
JAMES 4 GWlpER
4 CHESTER BAKER
ACKNOWt EDGMFNr
State of Oklahoma. County Of Tulsa S.:
Before me. a notary public in aud Tor
said county and state. on this 3Oih day
OF January, 1920, personally appeared james
A. Grider aud y Chester Baker. 10 me
known 10 be the Identical persons who
executed the within and foregoing iustru.
mont and Acknowledged 10 mo thar they
executed the same as their free and volan.
Ary act and deed for the uses aud pur.
poses therein set forth In witness whereof
] have hcrcunto set my hand aud official
seal tho day aud year last above written.
tSEAL) PAUL \ WILSON
Notary Public.
My commission expires Sept i6. 1920.
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ts s. po0ver
Absolutely r.fNUr fHuWH H.| outside. hand
HumeIy furnished with piaup. ,lfa in CON
u",tipu references required. phone DHuge
1900
VrrOR s.. 8gI. iarra modern room.
adjoining bath. Kitchen privilege. Cedar
FOURTH W. Gic-Frout Sleeping room,
adjoining bath private residence,
For REST Largo comfortable front
room iu private home, modern 40
quiet refined gentleman or middle aged
lady. on car aud iiiUry line. g. per week.
ltlf v Fifteenth osarc 1898.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rloeping
FIFTEENTH E Els--Nire Furnished
room for rent; private home. call Usage
SILL
BURST ETT. y l3og-coay sleeping room
modern, close iu, breakfast N desired
phone Dsure 1Nta
CuEYENNF s., 7l5-.Oue sleeping room
wou furnished; modern, convenience
phon" OHago ast2
EIGIN 81. COT sleeping room for Eeu-
tiemen' close M reasonable 10 perma
neut partieh
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FINANCIAL

nISiNEsS oppOhrI MITES ~
ron sAtI, r.,,i am, sIo a 49,, q,
sand sprlngs okla
putCE ,yAUEt,ptse r,r ale tyyo gi1,,Ts
h,okl.sg ,5S 5rSenunE foT, ao6e' pGHr nl2nlhs
sigo prr rn"Gtb II q 'U" I9s Tl,iss
Is1p gktE Ag.ri,an r,,Ic cut. 10
iEirst arI y brirnit' g,ad bustnsss and
FOOD condition
H1scao T. Melton wnhb' City' Mo
pay,inE lalslge's by ,ns,sslllng one o., ot
erormous Pr@fili W. hrnlsn them com.
eDssy monthly psymss1ts sts"' uponnan 'i'9 foi19
,,-s,5-.i,7i; ------'--.
stsrg % rtai al Up Wv to'dsts 9arSge cara ''' ;" '"'
Ael, Nt p5pE
Opagr kiSs
New. l,ps l.asn 'rr,r ,rnt. rood ,,,a-
Nnr a., a. iIyr ctty "''' ''''' N'''
ASK uR POPE
outTg siks
,u,.iNt.sg ,i,,N,,t.a
r,cs.irT mon, ",,d, .hoi.' dug 'ginrn.
aud tugpy other Kinds 81 6usiuos.
ASK MR P0PE
6s,pc sass
------
t,,,,y ,,,,r,., i i,,. c,,tr s,on ,.
'NN ~ ''.'
.---.-..-.-...--, .,,..--.-....-.--.-
Now drug st.,a il, yood t1a,n an oppor
tunlp. to es' .a,, z ,goga ,evu.
OHirc sisN
IuUDrlry sIDtE f.r .,Is giirsp. rpnJ
i.t., r.rt r,.IrptlI.. ao,.r ru',,,t.' f.r
Il,Inr gii,rfrr sh,y, r.iI airs ftaudar,
tu GaaF. -}tu
,.,,g,. .t,,,.p,.,, ------.---.r-
that want Information about tho New
McNn" "I and sss l,"a'. none 'r'Eg
'IV OF '''HI '''" TOT appointments ''H
save 'ih' u.g,,,,.
at,.Yr. ,.,t,'t U,n,,t,,,r,''ii Inn, ma.
I'"'' '''''.i t'il'''"i ''h" ''''f
N.W buIlEt-hlsI u"rourn. mugnius
~, at,. ,h.'l lDI WV. "Itf at 90
,nnMnf "'''"''' ''"" '''"''| '"'"' '''''
'""e
VIZ liA w u.E g'1. l",H,nt ri"g'.'-
l.I p. .l.,I "',. t. o." .I "R3It pm
,,I'.l, Llt"' -.tp'' '"''' '''' N''''''
DOuGuNlI MNcHlSES-Wo sell come
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AUTOMOBILES
AITTOMOniI.IS non NNIf

AUTOMOBILES ron sALE 10
FORD sPEEnsrER for sale. til5 10
taken this week, il3 n. Main. Nurth
FOR sAiE or TRADE-Fve passenger
Mitchell runs and looks like new.
Cedar n,
FORD FOR sAlE-Oood sorVicgable car.
tires new; $500 ~ Crandau. 9th Ken.
nedy RldE. phone cedar 50
FORD rOuRtNG car for tolc. tAao, yQu
can't do hotter fpr the money. traudffT
& Murta, ai5 Kennedy Ridg, phone cedar
s1t.
sTUpEnAkEH and Iitncy license. best
offor FOR cash or would consider terms
have othcr business ii95 ~. fhird 81
SrUTH-- Four passenger; Iu fIrc coudi-
tlons good tires, wire wheels, bargain
price call Moore Usage tia'.
FON SAIGaFord ruudstera. Two F0td
trucks ono REQ ruadst"r call g05N
sTUTX ROADSTER VIII sacrifice ut o.
real bargain for cash. call Cedtr ale.
CLOSE OUT
Champion y spark plugs COO. axle
and gears for 100 makes OF cars.
castings and tubes. new and used,
radiators, used Fords, anything you
want for your car: springs for all
makes.
AUTO SALVAGE
2l5 u. Second St Phone O-3764
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AUTOMOBILES
NrTONOilIi.rS ION AN

tTONOIuIr~ roR sitF 10
FQR SALE. one i9l' podEe touring Gar.
huEaiu " sold ot ongc. $3.50, walters
Motor Co. Srtoni oni Frankfort
s,u,r roadster IN GOOD condition. new
uaint pts wire whccla. new tires driven
cetetny by owner, terms, phone oHase
ItrpsON D,t0 touring 500 N taken this
week il' y. Main. North Main Ea-
rom HoAIsrEts good ruuniug order.
'hear pNEr $50.
FpU SALE Ncw rug ecars, pJe sprus.
and t1diat.r tons Tor nll ,'rs 'H' foyd
tunngn'ng Fond 'iis 4. c9sh tods3}t gsea r'rs
terms VT viii trade phono ZOO
NEW CADILLAC seven passenger touring
car. wlro wheels two cstrt wire whcela
mues. must scll quick. tsrEoiu fur clsh
lut'r, uhuue smith osHrr quo.
AFRO SUPPLIES NNp HIrNNS ~
., ntrrEg FErN,HiS,g ,....
,or.. phouo uaoro otlo.
AtroS TOR HINt--GNHAGEs y
GARAGF far reut. phone Usage 500. att
Uoaton.
FOR RENT .Gurar. room fUr one gar.
seventh and Cheyenne. phouo osaEc
MnToRCNUtE~ Am BIC,CtEs is
HlCfDIE f1r Hul" with hpakst. good Hv
new Ht bargain baarc tIte 4
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS IS
LYNN U1rEl rver,thlnE aew. 81
81 ei and $3.50 per doy, loiis w. first.
phone 200
INtnRS HUrN.
200 fnot ventilated In1ms everything nov sri cleau
Rooms 5 aud 81 IS rcr night. ". ~ snd " pr
sr's 1nS IHt Flfi street
nom uorsENEtri>G ROOMS -
THIRD E. llt" Two rooms furnished
flr light housekeeping, phone Cedar
1853.
CARSON. s.. sUa. Two ui.r clean. uRht
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EMPLOYMENT


MOTORMEN Married men preferred
Tulsa street Railway CO.. o"rn"r Fifth
and LHwtun Az
WANTED Two first ciaaa autofuobiIc
mechanic, address Ss5-C. care NJ
World
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MONIA 10 LOAS--,HATTELs "a
SALARY LOANS
To men and women holding steady posi-
tons Pay back IS you get paid.
CHATTEL LOANS y
on Pianos, Household Goods, Jewelry aha
TUrsA LOAN co.
Room o Oh Daniel building
Across street from KreAs'
phona n
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nnrFI4- uOnNINu uoTsrs

~ ROpM BOOMING house cioae In. On
south aide, cheap rent tSs; price
fIfnUi some terms, Clght.r0om rooming
house extra nice furniture, cheap rcnts
close w. on south slde. 1850 cash. ask
Mr. rulmcr pHhrc bidi.
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VtO MAO CURDY,
SeerntaTv

KCtRTIFIoAfE OF PARTNERSHIPS.
TtoW au men by these presents:
EtsssN James a. Grider and j. Chester
,,-s'h5ess ~ OF wholesale and retail bakery
Toi,. eleaiessen dealers in the city Of Tulsa.
county. Oklahoma, under the firm
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NnInHgNttES Am Jt,,,VIEs IL
Dt.y,t"E ,.I,,. 49,, - '..
new I'd o nsrsaip 0ssFc s7ae
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS IS
iYSN UnrEi -isver,thlnE aew. 81
81 "6. and 1850 per day. 1OIts W. ftrst
phone 4ito
IAtuRS HOrn.
goo fo,t ventilated lnrms everything nov sri ceAu
Rooms 5 lnd 81 2h pc' night ". - snd " pe'
~ .u' 'i.' 'l' a"''
nam uotsFt,rtpINo Rooms "a
,.,,,t.I, -,.....,g,.,.,
Gr iirht bourel,o,rIpr. phooe cedar
1155
CARSON s.. 5oa. rvu nice clean. uEht
'''''.'N''''''' '''.''. '.' ss''
LIGHT not sEKEEpING ROOMS 80
GUTHRIE. h. l.1. Ihryp furnished
rooms fur rout.. Iuyludus plano. call
Osarc t0Sl.R
TWO CONNEcrfNG 1E6t hoiscJccp,nr
rooms. 1905 ~ Admiral
f5r light housekcrpur; no children
psiEo 3t3S
TWO IIGuT nou.ckcepinr runma for
rent. 2t6la ". Second ST., phone Cedar
1859; rear
FOURTH ~. 1905 Two rooms tor lirht
GtPs
IICITr uOIfsEkEEPtNG rooms. riS W
cameron St.. two rooms. sleeping porch.
hath. well wat'r. no Children
rooms for rent
isAgroN 1Is- -tIrh n0uscl,,cpIng
rooms for rent
Two WELL furnished rooms for Iirht
~ seventh
tAVqy,S T.r v.l furrtsh,d
rooms tlr liFht h"uHckeeplhE iyni i'A
s3nablrt nlue' 49, on car I"'' no '""'I'"'
l."YHr ''H't' ''''.-
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms Tor
rcnt ~ ll'2 W Archer rhohe aaO'
MAIN $, lots Nice cltan honsckoep-
ing rooms. everything turuirrd.
ELGIN, g. 50s Nicely furnished tight
-
ROOMS IOK RENI-fIHNisiED -
FOR RENT Nicely furnished Huutheast
room; modern phon" 3-aF" N''' T..
CHEYENNE. ~, 120l-- Niccly furnished
and iitn"y line osaE" 5s2s.J .-.....
MAIN. n I7- Nicely furnished sleeping
room for rent
Joining batb, one or two Young men.
ncar both car limos; phone Usage 293o
r,ID- uIsNr- T,,o -gIrrpi,,f rooms ana ra-
call cedar 1898
%yItrt,iTS,; arc Nicory fIrni.bod
front sleeping room. no other roomcrs;
gentlemen only. phono Oserc 69ib
GITFyENNE- ~ -,inc sisgpinr room-
woI furnished, modern convenience.
ing bath. Gsaeo 5stsj
GUTHRIE e.. 307-Fo rent sleeping
rooms, close IN meals ~ desired, Usage
'Ais. .---.------ -.--.-.-.----.---
FOR HENr.-Atuactlve front sleeping
DENVER S, vi sleeping room Tor one
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LEGAL
yoTI0E OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting Of the stockhoders Of Atlas Life
Insurance company OF Tulsa. Oklahons, will
No held At The company's offices, 81 Pa.
re building Tulsa, Oklahoma, at II
o'closk a m Tuesday, March .. 1920 Tor
,bs purpose Of eecting board oi eleven
dircttors tor tho ensuing year. and for
such other business as may bo deemed
necessary .. -...--.
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! VS. U.fn,ElzELL nAwLEY. Secretary.

ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE co.
Ry II. o. Mcclure, President
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IV THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR
TULSA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
In the matter of the probate OF the last
will and testament OF Celia Peck, deceased
Probate No 3i67.
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Army .. y. brooches ..,.....,{3 90
Cotton brooches ........... 81 80
Army socks special quality ..... soc
Army underwear. special quai-
lty ,..-. ......',.,t.. ....'.s fl.oo
Army lcggins .......Sl.OO to $500
UNION DEPT
STORE
lIg-tta SOUTH MAIN
REFERENCES.
ANY BANK IN TULSA, OKLA.
MEN. WOMEN boys ana Girls 10 work
lu glass factory steady work, good
vhgrs, Harurut Coluns Glass Co., Sas
pulps, okla.
WANTED Man FOR night cook stanton
Lunch Room. sand sprlnRs. okla
WANTED. Two good. all around black
Hulthst wages Aio per wrok hours
day u. y suna"n sons. Ahhkook. Okla
COO SOLID GOLD RINGS
At prices tnat viii open your owes.
W, buy m large quantities and soil at
NIiidii III ullis ~ u y llllkN N'h Nbl'
We have them. set with beautiful
stones Also a. complete line OF solid
gold emblem rings.
JOHN. THE lllNG Man
III South Boston Ave. Thank You.
step builder. besf wages to good man
Apply 2i7 Grant g. Urady.
dairy ono mile south Fiftoenth on
WASTED Experienced chauffeur. must
know Tulal streets. good pay to rlEht
man, i5oi nostou Cedar ii5o.
KITCHEN MAN wanted, Apply 60 chef.
HELr wANTED-rEMAL 80
COLONEL MAIDS Wanted. apply tu
huus"kc"pcr, ketchum Hotci
WANTED An assistant mad, colorcd
fur gHp"rai homework. Tor Information
call psarr it6s.
WANTED-An experienced biIinE clerk
fnr permanent position. address BoN
WANTED once. girls iu an depart
monis. host oi working rondi iona.
Model LnundrN.
WANTED Ofnoe rirl, aoi Robinson
W NrED Good Firl fpr ponrral houss-
work three IN family ps"ro t'st.
TABLE GIRLS waited Hpply superior
r"a room, .A Main.
MATTRESSES wanted apply superior
Tea Koom. 90 s'siu
WANTED honorable reliable Mexican
woman far helpcr IN homo whore Sran-
sh Is spoken, not necessary tu speak
English good wages room aud board
phune OHare 1875.
ENpEHlENCED Mattresses wanted.
broadway confectionory. l07 y THIRD
WANTED colored girl for general
waSes @s@.'SSIT sSp IN 'frsa" rar,"a A NeuSS2i SS2S
WANTED Two experienced mattresses
Prncess Confoctonory = " Third
WANTED Coorel Woman for general
h"u'cWnriH 1920 Chev'unc
WANTED uousckoepcr, 'all a. 1873 s.
Boulder, Mr4 Myer
WASTED Maid trr Feuoml housc
work win retoronoei oaage ta'7.
WANTED Woman lo sgw in Sew rorE
cleaning Shop l'tlA ~ Nblu.
slSGLE GIEL Tor gouefal homework
good ,npk, .grgant quarters, enlHil
W.A~TEb-Ofnce elr, 800 Richard
Blur
WANTED chambermoid - la sale
Hotel. wages so
MIDDLE AGED white woman hy wild.
over with family of eight children
must hc competent tp care fur chlIdr"n
additional help provided. rrierouros rs-
uulred aud furulHhrd uhuu" psnPe 1At4
WANTED Experienced maker. Manu's
Hnt shop 10 T. rltth ST.
WANrEp comp"tout white nur7smaia.
.slI pHar" 1871
EXPERIENCED struographrr wanted.
HubHtautai Halury to night party, iu-
quiro All security H'dg
WANTED Experienced maid flr r,urral
bousgwork. must no good cook smali
family, good wages tu right party aor-
yaut Uuartrrr. phpuc psare 2isl.
WANTEn ,.compc,en, glrl pr general
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WANTED .Good smau aetued production
trHt can ho Iurre7Hcd. it must stand
th' DIu'g.t 'uvoTtiEatlpn, etdfoss ntt-C
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N'IlDH have BOO totcs iu rs. .s0.Ii srt
Hw ready fnr o. drUuuE ur0p1sittont
tlHu, D'iHr 1905 g. N. Robertson
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WANTED Pour or five first class steam
NttcrF, refinery work. Livingston re
fiuers Corp, walter OKLA.
WANTED. Young maus have opening FOR
young man 10 work his NaF through
business college. must come W#lI recon-
mrudrd. see Mr. Guisc, manager Tulsa
business college
RAILWAY MAIL clerks u,pded every
where experience not needed, prepare
FOR exam write Modern Ciyu Service
Inst, glh Denver Colo.
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POSITION WANTED as collector. anira
man ur ,auNHs-eT utuat Doe tu honest
proposition. nddrcHs pil.' ,trr uf world.
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FINANCIAL


VII INND@ NNb ItN~t~ q \
WANTED Tu Heu ou lease ON aouthcaag
quarter uf 1U-l3-tt. owuer l. It Ker-
shaw. MuHtuv,r Dldp
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WILLIAM HUDSON PECK
WEST. SHERMAN, DAVIDSON g MOORE,
Attorneys for Executor

State Of oklahoma County OF Tulsa, IS:
The state Of oklahoma. to A. e.. Hum
phery the record owner. and al tenants
n possession and persons owning or
claiming any right. title or interest In or
% tho real estate, lands and tenements
In Tulsa county state OF Oklahoma, herein
after described.
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LEASES .Ihia county otfnrfs 20 drill .
dr'Iing propositions considered: osaEs
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An persons having claims against Celia
peck. deceased are reuireqd 10 present the
same with tho necessary vouchers. 10 tho
undersigned executor Of the last will and
testament Of said Celia Peck, deceased. at
aIs office in Hotel Tulsa, Tulsa Oklahoma,
or n the offices Of West, sherman, David
son Moore, 206 Palace Building. Tulsa
Oklahoma within four months OF tho date
bereoi or the same will be forever barred.
10
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fde" resident OF Nevada7 Mary Pickford
has sworn that she was then, and Intended
TO remain permanently, a resident OF
Nevada
The Attorney General swears that he has
information to prove that this Is not true
that Mary Piokford never, at any time, was
an actual resident OF Nevada and never In
tended to be-.
II has been pointed out that II was a
curious coincidence that Immediately FOL
lowing the arrival OF Mary Pickford in
Douglas County, Nevada, her husband,
owen Moore, should have happened to ar
rive IN that same Douglas County, Nevada.
The clause In the law as quoted above per
mits a divorce action to move with great
speed "where the defendant towen Moore)
can be found within the county and per
sonally served therein"
Did Owen Moore(by miraculous chance,
happen into Douglas County, Nevada, Just
nj that opportune moment without know.
ing that his wife was there and that II was
vitally important for her lawyers to be able
10 serve the papers In the suit within the
county7" Or was Il prearranged scheme
20 have Mr.. Moore come and stay Just
long enough 10 be served and satisfy the
legal requirements OF the casef
Mary Pickford swears that she had
nothing to DO with her husbands opportune
arrival ana hadn't the slightest idea that
he was coming TO Nevada.
The Attorney General declares that IL
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

was thoroughly convincing in the part she
was playing as plaintiff in her divorce suit.
After the most searching questions Judge
Langan remarked:
Il think l have gone into these questions
pretty thoroughly I feel that should do
30 in all of these matters in view OF the
fact that our statute requires a six months
residence. Therefore we should look into
these matters thoroughly"
But Attorney General Fowler swears
that Mary Pickford was acting part. Just
as the famous actress has played the part
OF a naughty girl in short skirts, or an IN.
jured wife in tears, so, the Attorney Gen.
eral claims, the actress was on this oc-
caslon pretending 20 be what she really
was not---a resident OF the State OF
Nevada.
The Attorney General asserts that Mary
Pickford has long been the owner OF
home and was an actual resident of Los
Angeles, California. He swearp she came
to Nevada for the purpose OF taking ad-
vantage OF the easy divorce laws and never
for moment was IN actual resident of the
State and never had any intention Of per
manently residing IN Nevada.
Can the Attorney General prove this
or :. h2 doing a great injustice to Mary
with equal positiveness Attorney-oenerai