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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-01
HANDY DIRECTORY
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MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Walters Always Ws'eem~


MARSHALL LODGE NO. los A. !.
"a M, Monday, May o. az -
O'Clock sharp. Second degree y n
Jenninss, w. NJ; John w. WEN"
secretary.
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NJ. Monday. April 20, = p m > 10y
Ay6h. two teams. Frank =.
"a p: John w. Wells, secre'arS>
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL II nc NO.
a special assembly, April ~, Som
serr,nr degrees. o. c. Fox in"'
John w. Wells, recorder.
coNcLAvE ST. ALDERMAN CC -,
wANDERY No. 50, Tuesday Apt,'
30 business meeting. ClyuS NV.
stewart. commander: John W. "e'7'
recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER No. 81 o: D.
regular meeting Wednesaay'
Nav ~, at 3, for business Mrs, w.
richards. w. M; Mrs. Ar'"e'
walton. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-01
The Windnill
JAZZ.

JAZZ.
The French horns monk and the cell
los roar.
stand back. folkses. ana clear the
floor.
Tho big bull nddle, tickled In the
middle,
Add his below to the musical riddle.
Hear that noise.
Girls and boys
Music In a-muttrin' a million Joys.
watch your step.
Show a lotta pep.
Only try minute and you'll sure get
hep.
Bling! BAN! Boom!
Old man Gloom,
It's your day of doom,
Clear the room!
Piccolos are squeaiin'; couples are
a-reelin!
Golly, what a feelin' thru my bones
a-stealin'!
Vince. lift the lid!
I'm the reckless kid!
Doing the glorious. ever victorious,
rlp-Tap TOarlOus JdzZ'
The trombone drones and the Gym
balls twang,
And the big round bass drums batter
and bang.
The fiddles Groom a shoulder hitchin
tune
And the clarinet squabbles with the
deep bassoon-
One, two. three,
And one-two three.
Swing on your rear foot Just like me.
Hey. step along!
Now you're goin' strong!
Lissen to the music and you can't go
wrong.
On. You little bear!
Maybe you amt there!
Lissen to the blare!
Music everywhere!
Hear that ringin' while we're clingin!
Let's start swingin', for they're
slngin'-
Every instrument.
Every dame and gent
DOM the dangerous
And that dangerous
Bim- boom dangerous
jazz!
You can't do much with the labor
of a country in which even elevator
operators are striking for a raise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-01

White pine trecs once IN fest q - ri.
ibllater rust have never been known
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-01

President Wilson seems 70 De hav-
Ing as much trouble 40 the rest OF
Us IN finding place to live for the
summer.
F.rv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-01

ECHOES.
TITS Bolshyvism. that's what 1t is"
"Well. why don't the govment do
somep'n!"
They're just striking for the fun
of It, Why, don't believe they know
what they do want"
ut don't hurt the rich. It's us that
the burden falls on"
IT'S just like Cousin Abner said:
There's a panic comm
"Well. the next war'll be between
capital and labor
Winter has just joined tine walk
out.
Personally, we aren't at all sure
whether it's an industrial upheaval
or spring fever epidemic. y
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You can't do much with the labor
of a country in which even elevator
operators are striking for a raise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
PRICE OF COTTON
STILL HELD DOWN
Bright Weather Reports
About Labor Affects
Trade In N. o.

NEW ORLEANS, sept 19.---Bright
weather In the belt, continued un-
favorable trade accounts and reports
that labor conditions were affecting
the running timo OF English mills
held the price OF cotton down last
week. although toward tho close
there were recoveries on the IN
creased trading at moderately higher
prices In the spot markets or the
western belt. Last prices were ot
net losses of s to 81 points, Al no
time were prices generally above the
level OF the close of the preceding
week and at the lowest prices the
active months showed net losses OF
so TO 12b points. October traded
down TO 26.05c and recovered TO
2S.e2c, closing at 26.S3o. In the spot
department middling closed at 29c,
showing a net loss of 1876 points,
AThe weather last week was clear
and dry In nearly all sections OF tho
belt and reports that reaohed this
market Indicated cotton was OPEN
Ing well up into the more northern
limits of the cotton country. To
spot people the most encouraging
feature of the new crop situation was
the way tho grades OF receipts was
improving. Private bureau 4Feports
on the condition OF the crop indl-
Gated n considerable falling of from
the percentage returned by the gov
ernment 10 August 2bth.
ThiH week will end the September
condition period. the final period OF
the season.
This week also ends tho second
ginning period Of the season and
expectations are that ginning will be
heavy as the result Of the favorable
picking weather. As the situation
now stands the trade appears to be
giving more attention to reports con-
cerning the state of the spot demand
and Developments In connection
with the threatened English coal
mine strike than TO weather condi-
tions.
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JOBBERS REDUCE
PRICE ON GOODS
Cotton Takes Sharp De-
cline During Week;
Mill Price Down

NEW YORK, Sept 19..-Dry goods
ipbbcrs reduced cotton goods prices
sharply last week Bud ceiling Agcntf
for colorod cotton goods mills uneN-
pCctcdly revised prices downward,
varying from % TO 33 "a por cent
In first hands on unfinished cotton
goods the markets, were little
stoadior and "A slight recovery from
the very low prices of print cloths
ana shcotngs was reported.
Tho course of the finished goods
mtrkoiH ig shown by "a maintained
price OF 35 cents on fruit OF the
loom - muslin by the selling
agents under an agreement to re-
tain this price uutil October 10. A
Cleveland iobbcr reduced the price
10 80 cents, and this was followed
by q reduction of / cent TO 20 cents
by q Chicago jobbcr.
Tho drop In Fingham prices was
quite unlocked for and was prob
ably forced by revision I'm colored
goods by n large southern mill. a
large manufacturer Of ovcralls re-
ducod prices 80 Ia per cont
Mllls continue to curtnil produc-
tion In volume of about 20 per
cont, but somo plQntH nro beginning
TO resume operations In come de-
pnrtmcuts.
Current prices: Prime cloths cs-
inch 64xG4a, lie; Gix6O's. lOhc:
3S y -inch, G4x6i. iihc and 15c;
brown Hheotings, southern standards,
20c: tickings s-ounco, &c n 10, dcuirut
2,20 indigo. dIc nominal; staple
prints, 23o nominal: staple ging.
hams, zoe; dress ginghams. 25 and
"a NC,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
STEEL UNCHANGED
DURING THE WEEK
Semi-Finished Products
Easy; General Bus
mess Is Quiet

NEW YORK. Sept 1o.--The steel
market showed little change the
past week, with business gonornlly
quiet. Heavy crude steel supply and
stagnant demand make semi-finlsh-
ed products onsy. Billots are offered
81 to 81 below the recent market
and sheets bars at a low level OF
tG7.5O.
The output or steel lngots and
castings made "A gain OF 1884
tons last month, the production being
3.000.i32 tons. tho second highest
OF tho year.
zig iron rs Btill IN exceedingly
light demand but firm.
There has been a little buying Of
per as consumers show no inciina-
tion TO offer fourth quarter business.
There has been a littcl buying OF
tin nnd inquiries are IN fair num-
Der.
Tho lead market ia weak ns impor-
tationS continue 90 prcdomlnntc.
Thoro have boon additional receipts
at this port from England and Mex
ico, results in a frecr supply in
tho open trade.
Tho first arrival 81 British zinc
was recorded u fow days ago. For-
oign offerings are Ia TO l-2c below
tho domestic brand producers asking
IA cents. East st. Louil, sand
s cents, Now York Better fooling
waH ovidont lately owing TO the fact
that consumers are I'm doubt as to
tho quality OF foreign metal.
Anthony ig unchanged as 10 price.
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LEGAL

400 per cent rospectiyeiy. ot tbs ESTE
mated amount OF the work. based upon
tbs price bid In tho proposal. exclusive
.o' the engineering and advertising chargeA
said bonds "a be executed by tho contractor
and u surety or suretiss acceptable TO tho
Board Of Commissiohora.
Hids must be upon the proposal sheets
furnished by the city Engineer and each
bid must be accompanied BY q separate
certified check on 30 ns solvent bank.
banking houpN or trust company In an
amount equsl 60 five C5) per cent Of thf
amount Of the approximate total cost n
the work. based upon the bids with which
submitted The Board Of Commission nefs
of said city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and bidders are caution
cd ~ Observs all the conditions set out
lu tn. sps~Dioations and bidding sheet
Bids received ~ aforesaid viii be con-
sdersd BY the Board Of Commissioners at
meeting 80 BE- heid 81 the city Han IN
the city VI Tulsa, Oklahoma, at o'clock
. IN. Fridhy. Ootohsr ist. 1920.
Al bids are required TO be PLACED Oh
ne In tho City Auditors offioa for In
sroction forty-eight hourp after openirG
bofofs the award or rejection Of bids esn
be madA
TulsA. oklaSoma. Sept II. 1850.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
MAINE AFFECTS
MONEY MARKET
Active Trading and High
er Range of Prices
Result Of Vote
MONEY MORE LIBERAL
Loans Made In 1921 at 8 Per
cent on Strictly First
Grade Collateral

NEW YORK. Sept ig.-sonti.
mentally II not In moro material
sense. polltics M expressed by tho
outcome cf tho Maine ELECTION was
regarded by impartial observers Ha
the foremost Influence of last week
In tho financial markets.
Other factors which gave momon-
tum 20 tho active trading and higher
range Of prices further promislng
crop prospects and moro liberal Of
ferlngs OF time money loans into
1921 being mado at the unusually
low rate OF = per cent on strictly first
grade collateral.
There were no developments IN ne
general monetary situation, how
ever, to Justify tho boiler that cred
its as whole would soon relax. Tho
firm policy OF tho federal reserve
board, As Cnunciated b. senator
Harding in Tesponso 10 the petition
pf important cotton interests offored
little hopo OF early reduction OF In
teIcst and rcdiscount rates.
improvement In foreign exchange
waa most pronounced IN icuhlthncob
90 London and Paris
Entrance OF general business Into
tho autumn season was attended by
confusing conditlonEs and conflict
ing reports respecting trade outlook.
Suspension OF common dividends by
the Cudahy Packing company ana
National Cloak and Suit company
suggested greater conservatism IN
yariedlines W industry.
In the stock market pools devoted
the bullish activities largely to oils
and rails.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will bo received at the office Of
the Tulsa Masonic Building Association.
POS Kennedy building. untii o'clock .. m.
Friday, oct I. i30, for doinE all the noe
easary excavation and furnishing all ma
tcriais and labor for constructing the
foundation work for the Masonio Temple
10 be located at the corner Of Seventh
and Boston streets Tulsa. Olda, In Ao-
cordance with the plans and specifications
nov. on flo In the office Of the said Asso-
citation
The successful bidder win be required
TO furnish 4 surety bond acceptable to ths
Association within ten days after the
award Of tho contract Certified check
payable TO me Board in tho sum Of per
cent OF tho amount OF the bid Will be
required with each proposal. deposi,
of 20 viii be required for each set Of plans
and Specifications.
The right 20 reject any and all bids Ia
reserved by the Boapd % the Tulsa Ma
sonic Building Association. All bids will
be opened and considered by said Board at
a meeting TO be held In their office at
o'clock -. IN. on the second day OF
october. 1890.
TULSA, MASONIC BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS


NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS.
Bida will bo received at the office Of
the city Auditor Tulsa, Oklahoma, until
B o'clock y. m, Thursday. September 80.
1920, for the construction Of Sanitary
Sewer, including laterals connections,
and other appurtcnEnces for Sewer Dis
trict No. 1876, Ms created and established
by Ordinance No 2O47. passed and ap-
proved tho snd day Of March, 1890,
Revised plans. proflica, specifications and
estimates for the construction of said sewer
adopted by the MayurVnd BOARD OF Com
miarioners Of said city and arc now on
flo In the office OF tho City Engineer.
bids must be made upon tho official
proposal sheets OF tho city OF Tulsa.
The rights TO reject any and all bids is
reserved to the Board ot Commissioners
Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A certified check In the sum ot five
t5) per cent Of the amount OF tho bid will
be required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
At aeld meeting OF the said Board OF
city at a meeting OF said Board TO bs
held IN the city Hall IN said city at =
o'clock n. m on the iHt day OF october.
1890
Any and all parties Interested are here
by notified that they may appear and
protest against or object 20 said pro-
posed improvements or any part thereof
or any matter or thing In relation thereto.
At said meeting ot tho said Board Of
Commissioners on tho lat day OF October
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-20
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Keep Your Eye On This onc.

Tho Texas cos, ileIcu lioE"fH No.
!. has been throwing aIl kinds Of
stunts during tho g1st week, and ci-
forts 10 mud or the heavy pressure
broke through fho casing aud ihore
ia no toulug what this well viii do.
II In Just ns ant TO drill Itself In az
a big gushcr ns not. cvou though o
lead plug is at tho botiom.--M MuskO-
gee Phoenix
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TICE.
lsEAI I'D RInS FOR sTkEEr FAYINGl

" ~ Il
(STAI I'D BIDS FOR STREET PAVING.)
Notice ia hereby given that In pursuance
Of an order by tho Board OF Commissioners
q the CITY Of Tulsa Oklahoma sealed
city Auditor OF said city urtll 6 O'Clock
p IN. Thursday. sept. so, 1880. for fur
niahins materials and performing The
Improving Ia the manner and subject 20
IA. conditions hereinafter set out the fol-
lowing described portions Of tho following
named streets aud a-enues in said city
ciIEYENNE AVENUE. tron, tNs north
liue OF Latimer Street TO the north iin~ OF
burgess nm Addition.
DENVER AVENUE. from tho north lin.
OF I.atirncr Street TO tho north limo OF
burgess I'm Addition.
FiRsT STREET. from the east line OF
Main street TO the east lins OF Greenwoo ooa
Avenue
Denver Avenue to the west limo OF Main
LEWIS AVENUE. from tho south lin.
OF Admiral boulevard TO the north line
PEARL AVENUE. from the north line
Of Admiral Boulevard to the CTeok-Charo-
TERRACE DRIVE, from west ilns NJ
Victor Avenue to tho east line OF Park
.-NuRiLRoAp CROSSINGS. ST. LouIs-a.N
Franciscs Hallway Compsny's railroad
crossings at Boulder Avenue, Cincinnati
Aveuua, Cheyenne Avenue, Elgin Avenue,
Avenue
Ave enue. Main street. Trenton Avenuo
utlca Avenue Victor Avenue.
RAILROAD CROSSINGS. Missouri,
Kansas a Texas Railway Com
nany's Rnroaa crossings nt Afeher
nua Cheyenne Avenue, Cincinnati Ave
Lue Eiwead Ayenns, Lewis Avan1o. hahi-
con Averue. Maybcn AvrnuA Norfolk
Avenue. Pearl AvennA Quincy Avcnua
Rockford Avenue. Second Street, sixth
Street Wheeling Avenue. Nanthu Ave
uue Main street
For further details a. 90 the material,
plane and methods ot construction to be
used In improving said strcets and avHnuss
bidders are referred to tho plans ard
specifications thCrsfor approved by the
board OF Comrnissi onors and 60 the resolu-
tian adopted by said Bosrd declaring the
necessity OF and providing Tor the In
provemont ct Hui1 portions OF said streets
and avenues said resolution, plans and
FperificRtious are on filc I'm the office of
the CITY Auditor and copies " said rcso.
lution will be furnished upon applica 'ipn
therefor az the offlro ~ tho city Auditor
The entire cost of said improvements oT
ssih portions OF sali streets and avenues
t.od each of N0u, SHAH no npnortiourd
ahuttIng property liable tn assrssmcnts Is
therefor and the owners thereof ia accori-
pncc with tho provisions ot Article O. ~
'he Charter or tho City ~ Tulsa, Ohln-
VIII he u.sdo IA taN hills o,idcnclng sad
This contractor 20 whom the contract
may be awarded viii he required e. FUR
rlsh construction and guaranty bonds IN
acpor1nnno with the provisions % m,
qualifications and statutory bond con,
ditionod 90 secure payment OF lahor and
'nutoril bul-, said bond 20 no IN a.
amount equal 60 twenty-five t25) per cent
ltNeHS (ss) pes cent SAa enS hnndrst
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CrTb-i5hed IN The Tuisa DHiiy World,
September 20, a. 20. "a and a., 1920,
Tho World Publishing Company. Pub
lBhers.)
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LEGAL

,Iublished IN the Tulsa DAILY World.
September 90. 81. az. 20, -, 25. es, 81.
IS and 20, 1920. World Publishing
Company, Publishers)
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SECTION 2; That the assessments heIsd
by levied on each OF the above menu n,ea,.'Eds AL.
lots and parcels Of lG5d are HEREBY ~
clared to be lien upon ~uen loi9 s", ~"
parcels OF land to the same extent as olHi
taxes and shall be collected and enioI ,or
the same manner as other taxes IN anu "a
the City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, arc c.lleoteA
SECTION .: That all assess'n.ata ne n
by levied shall be divided in.' t,,.1s-,yd
equal annual installments az oN,l.in.gtl-.a
by said Statutes OF the state or h,t
for such cases made and-rtp 3aN -.
the assessments shall bear interet' aJ ,',1' r'
rate Of eight s) per cent IeI ,.v.
payable annually at the time oI 3, q, ths
ment OF the several installmsnia he
said assessments, from the H'N1 ~ -
taking effect OF this ordinance, wa. "a
first instaliment OF said as...s, an ne
deferred installments shall be psyab,0 tts
tho 18th day OF December ls-u' 81 tSs
remaining deferred instsllments .rts.
yearly Interest on the upald lnsla ne.
shall be payable on the l5th day ol .n
cember o: each succeeding Sess 1A'''
shall be paid. a, ths
Providsd, however. that an, ,',, o, 20
owners OF the tots or parcels OF . forr
tssessed may at any time during ~ 1ay
40 consecuttve weeks following l5v,nr,
Of the first publication OF TINS Sl.1 4
nay to the city Auditor OF the N'l.cr.
Tuisa the full amount Of the assess.ne..,
50 leved against their said lot ahu p,r.yty
~ land and thereby release suen
from The lien ofA such assess5Ii' Ii,,,-s shsli
HF
he published for twenty nine cons, .,,,.
days. In the Tulsa Daily World, d thTt
paper published In Tulsa, On lno,.' res
the publication Of this ordinance AL
quired by law shall be taken ana r's i,,sr.
as sufficient notice 10 all rersons ,i By
ested In the assess ssments hereby le'''A "
the terms OF this orainanGs ord,paness or
parts OF ordinances in conflict W. a.
provisions Of this ordinance, inso.sII "A
suVh conflict exists, are HEREBY ~ rsgg sris.s
aFCTION 8, That an emeiE'ug' ,.,Ith
FOR the preservation Of the punns nn,9i1.
and ga tety. by reason WHEREOF this, ss,,,y rs
ance shall take effect from and a'''' "
passaEe. approved. and publication ,yss
PASSED. and the emergsncy MS
ruled upon separately and approve
iIth day Of September, 1890. -, s.,,su.
APPROVED. this iith day OF ssP''"
Der, 1890. ,.,rS Nayor,
Attest:
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
Approved alto: 49,. .,,.rnsu.
FRANK z. DUNCAN. Guy AitSfAeA
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UPubiisbed In The Tulsa Daily World.
September ~ ~ 20 81 - ~ ~, is2o.
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