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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-21

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All owners OF AbuttinE property, property
benefited by said improvements and other
property liable to assessment. nrehercby
notified that all matters affecting such
improvements or benefits to tho property
thereby. and any claim or objection TO tho
assessments AZ above set forth shall be
filed In writing In the office Of Mrs. Frank
Seaman, city Auditor of the CITY Of Tulsa,
oklahoma, on or before tho End day Of
July, 1920. at 800 o'clock \. NJ. and tho
same shall be heard by the Board Of Com
missioners on tho End day Of July, 1890
at 90 o'clock 4. NJ. and any claims or
objections not m filed in writing before
said time shall be deemed waived
DATED this 18th day OF June, 1870.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor,
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tpubiished in Tho Tulsa pany. world June
juno ~. ibl 10. H. ~ ~. 90 2l, ~ and
20, 1870. World Publishing Co. Publish
SorIcr TO CONTRACTORS
Hids VII be received at the office ~ tho
city auditor ot me Guy Of Tuiss Oha
1920. Tor furnirhing
Item No. /. valves.
lem No. No. labor P'eH aSd 'GS %isesilansou. ssi
An bids shall be scaled and BE- addressed
TO ~" ,iy Auditor OF Tulsa, Oklahum a,
and be marked plainly on the outside 'liid
for furnishing aud laying cast iron water
pe,aiied information Of proposed worl,
and proposal sheets can be obtained At the
office of the commissioner Of water and
sewers Of the CITY Of Tulsa. uklahoma. a.
poaai sheets furnished by the CITY u Tulsa.
Tho right to reject any and al lbiha Hhall
be reserved to The board % commissiuners
Biddcrs shall accompany each bid with
n certified check In the sum Of five UTo)
Of The amount ~ tho bid.
All bids viii be opened and considered
by the board A. meeting of said board
60 Do held In the city hall In said city at
Q @ clock a. M, On the abth day Of June,
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN. city Auditor
tPubushed In The Tulsa pauy world.
PubllshlnE company. rublishersj
NOTICE ron HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BER 25s. CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the Resolution ot
the Hoard ~ Commissioners adopted on
the 18th day ot June, 1870 notice Ia
hereby given mat the HDart OF Commls
sloners Of the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
~ the city Engineer aa 10 the amount ot
ihe cost of the asphalt pavement which
should he RasesTed against tho ahutting
property, the property benefited and
other property liable TO assessment and
the owners thereof In STREET I'M
PROV NEMEST DISTRICT No. 2St which
includes the following described portions
Of streets, to.wlt:
2UNts AvENuE. from tho South
line ~ Third Street to the North
line Of Hillcrest Addition.
And said board OF Commissioners has
BY resolution duly approved the aforesaid
abatement hid estimate OF the city En-.
riucer and has determined to assess ths
cost Of the improvements In said District
against the Hbuttng property. the prop.
erty benefited and other property liable
to assessment ana tho owners thereof ai
folI Ia Alg
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, Published in tho Tulsa Daily world, June
81. %. 22 80 and 20, 1890 world
Publishing Co. Publishers
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IFiro station EendalD
B!ds will be received at the office OF the
City Auditor, Tulsa, oklahoma, until 5
O'Clock T.. NJ. ThurHdny July lat. 1890
for at, materials and construction for 4
Fire Station. located Lots 10, 20, 2i and
22 Block TO- College View Addition, and
north 80 f. Of Lot !, Highland Addition
to city of Tulsa In accordance with plans
and specifications approved By the Board
OF Commissioners.
Bidders may state price In aggregate for
furnishing all materials ana doing all tho
work for the completion Of the building.
bidders awarded the contract 10 furnish
SURETY BOSD to the city OF Tulsa
s'.thin ten days after tho award,
\ certified check, payable TO the city
Auditor, In tho sum Of five tb) per cent Of
the amount OF the bid will be required
from each bidder.
Specifications and plans are on file at
the office 0f the city Auditor Tulsa,
Okla. A deposit OF $1,000 required for
a set OF plans and specifications.
The right 10 reject any and all bids is
reserved to the Board Of Commissioner
Of the city Of Tulsa. Okla
All bids Will be opened ana considered
by the Board OF Commissioner OF said
city at meeting Of said Board to be
held In the City Hall IN said city at y
clock A. NJ on the End day OF July
1890
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
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poorly, h al no
appetite and had
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before / b an
taking Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
and Liver Pills
which / saw ad.
vertised in t h o
papers and in
your little books.
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THRrEEN.YEAR ENGAGEMENT
Long Courtship Ends In Breach Of
Promise Suit.

LONDON. June 2O.--J. II. Melville
met Katherine Edginton In 1899,
been engaged to be married ever
since, and now. after thirteen years
engagement. she's suing him for
breach OF promise
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Girl OF % Plans TO Have n Try at
~ Fourth Husband

KALAMAZOO, Mich, juno 90.
Although only % years old, Mrs.
Ida Linderman has been divorced
throo times and is planning 10 fe.
marry she told Judge Blanhenburg
when arraisrcd with Bert Dolby on a
charge OF Isordorly conduct Dolby
confirmed her statement saying
they planned to wed AS soon as Mrs.
Linderman gets her divorce from
No. 2.
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Company, PubliHhers)
REsoLUTIoN.
A Resolution Determining assssS-
ments ana directing notices thereof
iof pavinss n STREET IMPROVE
city OF Tulsa Oklahoma. ana de-
clHrlng an emergency
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on the
I'm day Of June. 1890, submitted to this
Board his written statement showing the
names of the owners the number ot front
feet owned by each. a description OF the
property and estimate Of the total cost
Of the improvements, tho proportional
amount OF such COSTS 20 be assessed
against the abutting property and the 10,
tai estimated amount 70 be assessed
against such owner, subject to esssssnent
vlded in section 7of Article Of the
Charter Of said city Of Tulsa and.
wHEREAs, this Board has duly sr-
same to be correct and In conformity to
law,
now THEREFORE,. ne 1T RESOLVED
by THE BOARD or COMMISSION
.... ERS OF THE CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
That said statement be. and the same
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that II
is tho determination Of this Board 10 as-
sess the cost ot the improvements pro-
MENT DISTRICT NO 2N, against tho
lots and blocks ahuttinE said improve
ments ana the property benefited there
by and the property liable to assessment
as set out IN tho Aforesaid statement OF
/ the Iity Engineer and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that
I notice OF such determination 70 aAsess be
! given to all owners Of any and all such
property by publication In The Tulsa
| DAILY World, daily newspaper OF gen.
| eral circulation In tho city Of Tulsa.
| Oklahoma, Tor five 90 consecutive days,
beginning on the 2ist day Of June. 1880.
and,
| city Auditor be, and she hereby H. dl-
rected to send written notice by regis
tered man 70 an o. the owners Of prop.
| assessments, SAID notice 10 be in form
| ana substance as provided In Section I
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of Nrticie TX of the Tulsa city Charter
snd go he mailed AZ the time designated
BE tT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the 2nd day ~ July, 1870 az 90 o'clock.
a. NJ, be and the same Is hereby set a7
the day tor hearing all objections To- such
reference to the same, ana said hearing
shall be continued from day TO day hnii
the same Is completed ana any ohiec
tons not made IN Writing on or before
tho 9nd day Of July. 1920, ut = o0 o'clock,
A NJ. shall be deemed 20 be waived
bE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the City Auditor be-. and aho ia hereby in
structcd TO mako and fuc on or htfol {"
the date ~ said hearing, her certifiD htD
showing when ana in what manner said
notices were si,tu. ana attach 60 Hud
make . part ot said certificate. the efti
dayit ~ tho publisher showing cow OF
when tho same wac published and,
nE IT FURTHER REsoLNEp that an
emergeney eslsta for mo ntes'''an,n ,",tt
the turthetAnco Of street Improvement,
by reason whereof thiA resolution hnall
take effect from aud after It's adoption Al.
ADOPTED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved thH
ArPRovEp. this 18Th day OF Juno
T, u. EVANS, Mayor
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
Approved a. 70 Form; -.
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
CITY Attorney.
IPubiished In The Tulsa Daly world.
june Fl. 20 81, 9S, q. 1890 rho World
Publishing Company, rubli7heisl
NOTICE FON HENRiND ON As.
gEsSMENTS FOW PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMRER atl, CRY or TULSA
In cSmpIisnce with the Resolution Vt
the Hoard of Commissioners duly adopted
on tho 18TH day Of june 1890, notice Is
hereby given that tho hoard ~ Comnis-
has examined the estimate Hnd state
ment uf tho Cty Engineer as 20 tho
amount Of the cost Of tho asphalt pave
ment which should he assessod against
tho abutting property, the property ben
cfitcd and other property liable to 80.
sessment aud theownerH thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMnER 2tl, which includes tho follow
Ing described portions ot street, to-wtti
THIRD STREET from tho Mcst
line OF Rockford Avenue to the West
line OF Wheeling Avenue. tcNcept In
terHoction at Victor AvenuU)
And said Hoard Of commissionors has
by resolution duly approved the afofe.
Engineer and has determined 10 assess
the cost Of tho improvements In said
District against the abutting property.
the property benefited aud other prop
erty liable 90 assessment and tho own
ers thereof 40 followa VT
LYNCH FORsYrHE ADDITION.
lot. BLK. NAME. TT AMT.
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A Resolution determining assesH-
ments and directing notices thereof
for paving In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO 24l Of thu
city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. and de.
claring an emergency.
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PAINTING and
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symp-
toms and Remedy Told
in This Letter.
TITT111IT1I1lIllT11IITIITT'

Syracuse, N. Y.-"When I COM
menced the Change Of Life | was
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published In The Tulsa Daily world June
~, z2, zs, 70 rs, 20, ~, -, 49, 80. 1920.
world Publishing co. publisherSD
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
Bids Will be received at tho office ~ the
city auditor OF the city Of Tulsa. okla
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.

published In The Tulsa Daily world,
June 2ist, 1890, The world Publishing
Company, PubliHhers)
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AUTOMOBILES
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TICKET SALE
FOR BIG GAME

Saturday morning, October 3Oth.
tickets will be placed on sale for
the biggest grid clash ever staged
in southern West Virginia, which
is to say, that between Washington
and Lee and West Virginia Uni
versIties at Laidley Field, Charles
ton. next Saturday. November 6.
Three places will handle the
sale, namely the Cave" at Capt
tai and Quarter streets, Charles
ton; Scott's drug store, Charles
ton, and the Frederick hotel cigar
stand, Huntington. Mail orders
will be received at any Of these
agencies or by the w. & l.. or W.
V. u. management at Lexington.
Va. or Morgantown, W. Va, re-
spectively.
The price of tickets are $500
each with no war tax charged.
Only 1920 seats are available ut
Laidley field and all Of these are
reserved. No standing room will
be sold and everybody who ex.
poets to witness this big grid clash
should make immediate arrange
ments for seats.
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WESLEYAN READY
FOR THIS GAME
Should Have No Trouble
Defeating Morris
Harvey Tomorrow

BUCKHANNoN, October 29.-
Just now it looks as If the record
of West Virginia Weleyan on tho
grtdiron is going to be a neat one
for the season. The men are get
ting a real grooming for, the Nor
ris.HarVey game in Clarksburg on
Saturday and it Is the idea of the
mentors here to keep the. men 60
ing at top speed until the finish
of the season. Now 1t Is expected
that Wesleyan will win the game IN
Clarksburg Saturday but not with
out putting forth the football that
is in the team. Why? Morris
Harvey, contrary to the usual way
Of looking on the Southern Metho'
dists, have a good team this year
They went down to Danvtlle, KY,
to open their season without much
training and with only two weeks
OF preparation. That national fam
ed organization known as Centre
College took the number OF the
Morris-Harvey lads $50. But that
is not bad. Those praying Colon
els have something down there
and maybe the story of q Centre
Harvard game would be different
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'IERI.5I.I. BATTLE
fHH tigers
on SATURDAY
arstty Will Have Work
out It Penn Field
Today

ss Yves yirginia's football war
headed by Coach Mclntlre
and Athletic Director StansbuTy
( arg dI6 to arrive in Philadelphia
aISoiit noon today en- route 70
Printeton, where the Tiger Will be
nd fed Tomorrow afternoon, start
sfnfl Gsfil2 80. The team passed
fhfonsh Fairmont last evening on
: q anacial Pullman, the car being
attacIied to the night train for me
over the BandO. While IN the
I ar tgtf 6gits the team will be quar-
ferad6aat, the Bellyue-Strntford'
n iifeh win be headquarters for the
,fahs making the trip east for the
aaffie and for old West Virginia
etradsi now living in the east. me
teSfff VII have a light workout on
EflHBklin Field this afternoon, Will
,faI{eBIh a4shoW this evening ana
ish0be6R's for Princeton from the
{. BT6ads rBtreet station at 10 O'Clock
Saturday.. morning, arriving ut
3 Pri4eetpn shortly before the noon
There .is little to be hoped for
Ia the Princeton game, except that
West Virginia will make a better
showing than they did last week
5 RRafnstS yale, at New Haven.
Ppin cetpn,tis rated as one. or the
fkEt 5teauls in the east this year,
,FhileIfWest Virginia is far below
lie standard set by the 1913 Noun
staineetf outfit.
nhere, islone thing, however, IN
fayorTof the lads from morgan
town. They seem 70 nave me III
Iiihd btgn on the Tigers. Last year
fIlel tNI6urltaineers went to Prince
ION Aust after taking terrible
t1eaEing at the hands OF the FIT
Aeieyeh. They were picked to get
solid smashing from the Prince
f1f, aRgregati6n, but the dope went
ia smash and the Mountaineers
gave the Tigers about the worst
defent had suffered In dec
ssda. bing through the PRINCETON
defed IL at VIII and coming on the
gffj aaIth6nRh not probable that
4 IL Will get another clout on
etiIie aar Saturday. One thing is Ger,
iaiaS however, West Virginia, Will
nave 10 play real football all the
way ne make showing against
IA tSri Beck can stick It out
fhr66gHOUt the game without pc
.9inR Injured and, plays up 70 tue
fofms he. has been showing IN the
IeRG games, the MountatneeTss,
sdasa some. Trouble: Also II
fumbling on the part OF, West WI,
Einia ID discontinued and some real
) 5iinl ingSisz done when 1t is needed
shiTfgg nthy-tlrrn out better than eX-
4t-is-up to West virginia
10 show top form tomorrow, ana
Wa hope she makes good.
McIntire announced he wOuld
st1rt--the following lineup against
Princeton: ~,
fYick and Johnsonfi tackles; Setron
and Kay, guards; Emsweller; cen
ter. Dawson, quarterback; Lenta
and Beck, halves, and Martin, tulI'
sbackgsl Ia addition to these men
SfefAdith. Lytle, Hill, Simon, Court
new Tallman, Quinlan, Flanagan
F,uccy, and Nicholson were taken
along.
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Only a comparative handful OF
rooters will make the Trip 70
Princeton game tomorrow. This Is
dine to the fact that the Varsity
made a rather disappointing show
ing in the game with Yale and the
rooters feel certain that the team
has littlo chance to do any better
In the game with the Tiger. Had
West Virginia come up to eXpecta-
tions in the Yale fight with a large
crowd of fans would have gone east
for the game in Junglevtlle. How
ever, 1t Is Just possible that the
Varsity will play real football this
Saturday, and II such Is the case
the birds who made the trip 10
Yale and remained home from the
Princeton encounter Will be great
" disappointed. Several OF the rams
who went TO New Haven last week
stayed over in New York this week
and will join the team at PhlladeI-
phia today. an.
burGh that the game will be played
the graduate manager at Dart :
mouth football program for next
season will not include a game with
Pitt. One of the main reasons why
the teams win not meet. according
to the Dartmouth man is the fact
that BY the time 1921 football pro
gram making time rolls around the
new eastern college conference
will he working. This organiZa-
ton, we are told, will be made up
of Dartmouth, Cornell. PennsylYa'
mia, Columbia and Colgate. So that
Is the way the matter stands until
1t stands different.
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siassIc were staged ln Dan.

Vile.
Anyway, the Barboursyille lads
came right back and took the num-
Der Of Kentucky Wesleyan by three
touchdowns. Aside from this vic
tory the Barboursville lads have
won a couple minor engagements.
They have for their Anal opponent
of the year, Marshall College, and
judging from all indications Morris
Harvey will win over the "Old
Green" by about three or four
touchdowns.
1t is the intention Of Bob Higgins
game. The game will give Yves
some idea of how Wesleyan and
Centre would match up in a duel.
Morris-Harvey is in much better
condition now than the Danville
game was played but at that the
game will give some sort OF com
parison. It would be big surprise
II Wesleyan were able to roll up
much OF a score on the Southern.
erns yet that is just what Centre
did.
Higgins will have nothing but
his No. "a" men with him for the
Wesleyan Reserves will engage
Glenville on Saturday. October 16.
by score of 7.66, and now "Hick"
Haught's band OF Scrubs are out
for sweet revenge in the Saturday
conflict The game should be a
good one. Good officials have been
procured SO that the best. team will
be the winner. Many people from
here will doubtless go to Clarks-
burg, yet others will choose to re.
main here for for the first Reserve
classic of the year.
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BRONCHITIS
The Danger Lies
.ln letting This Disease
Run On

The extreme huskiness and feeling Of
3enHceation known as bronchitis warns
Us Of Congestion in the bronchial tubes.
They have caught cold in an acuteform.
The outcome may be serious,
~ &rew.Pfna should be kept in the
house for just such an emergency. It Is
fnya8nable;as a quick relief in all cases
OF cold Battle the chest and throat IN
warn Vpter, and dry thoroughly. APP
ply ESteW.R Pima and rub it we'll into the
pores Of the skin the bathing has
opened: Also, apply in the nostrils.
Then, get into bed draw the bed clothes
;iip about. the nose and inhale the med
;icifAl Vapors. Repeat these applica-
tieus several hours apart until relieved:
$rsw.Pfna, compounded entirely Of
simple home remedies such as Oil OF
Pine and other volatile oils, is abso-
iiukelS harmless, but produced from a
septife formula that makes it wonder.
ifriiy elective for family ailments and
lndtspositious, including sore throat,
tfes Or pints, headaches, coughs, Group,
SFe burns, bruises, cuts, sprains, etc.
.eQe and 60c jars-at your druggist's.
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We were informed this morning
that there is to be a big shakeup
in the coaching system at Wash
JEFF the first of the week in an ef'
fort to get the Red and Black In
shape for the Syracuse, Pitt and
West Virginia games. 1t is under
stood that Piekarskir former Penn
star, will be made assistant coach
the team from now, on. We got the
done from a Wash-JeH man who
saws 1t comes straight. Certain It
is, there is need for some change
over there, considering the mate
rial and the showing of the team
to date.
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HIGH rs READY

Coaches Ice and Kahn sent
the high school squad through
a good workout yesterday IN
nrenaration for the Buckhannon
high game at South Side park
TOMORROW. Buckhannon has q
heavy team, but the locals are
Confident OF victory in the bat
tIe and will fight hard all the
way. Tho team Is in fine shape
TOR the game. The few faults
that came to light in the Hunt.
ington game have been correct-
ed, and the visitors will have 70
play superior football TO WIN.
IL Is expected that the largest
crowd OF tho season will Wit
ness the final home game on
the local schedule.