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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
Census Figures

WASHINGTON. July 2I.-ogdens-
burg. N. Y. 14,6o9. decrease 1,324
or S.3 per cent.
Mankato, MINI, 12,46o. increase
2,104 or 20.3 per cent.
Middlesex county, Mass, including
Cambridge and Lowell, 77S.352: in
crease 10s, ,437. or 1872 per cent.
Gloucester, Mass, 22.9iT, deere ise
1,451, or SO per cent.
Amesbury, Mass, 10,036 increase
142 or OIL per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
Federal Officers Indicted.

DULUTH, MINI, July 21.-Deputy
United States Marshal Frank l.
Bradley, Chief of Police John Muir
ply OF Duluth; Frank Schaeffer and
John Hamilton were indicted today
by federal grand jury with trans
porting 1895 quarts of Canadian
whisky TO the United States, Brad
ley, Murphy and Schaeffer are un-
der bonds here, while Hamilton Is
believed 10 have escaped to Canada.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22

a rich pink ooloring, much like a
birthday cake, resemblance en-
HANGED by the trees which the grow
ing terrace reached out and killed.
and which now stick out through
the rust like white candles. Oc-
caslonally n deer can be seen and
photographed nibblipg the salty en-
crustations from the trees.
Orange Spring terrace. which has
grown to great mound 10 feet
high. has a tiny assistant. an "off-
spring" to quote the pun OF n Wis
itor, which bubbles merrily at the
original level of the parent spring
affording n comprehensive view Of
how the terraces have been butt.
Mineral springs In tho park, in
cluding tho appollinaris and iron
springs and the hot soda spring.
which are eagerly sought by visitors
desiring to drink the waters. are
producing In great quantities.
A selt-winding reel holding 100
feet of insulated cable that has been
invented permits vacuum cleaners
and other electrical devices to be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
oUINroN CASES UP MONDAY
Hearing OF Protests Against seces'
sion from Pittsburg County.

OKLAHOMA CITY. July al
Governor j. 3. A. Robertson late
today set the time for the hearing
of protests against the proposed
secession of the town OF Quinton
from Pittsburgh county to Haskell
county for 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing. Petition for a special election
20 determine IN what county Quin-
ton shall be located has been filed
with the governor by residents OF
the town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
Find Another Mine Victim.

PITTSBURGH, July gI,-The
body of another mine victim of Mon
days explosion in a coal mine at
Renton. is miles from here was
recovered early today by one OF ise
five mine rescue teams which are
exploring the wrecked mine. The
body was brought out yesterday.
Seven men have not been accounted
for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
Buying a Car

From me Is the same as buying from
the owner. ! charge the owner y
commission.
1919 Peerless rs" 7-passcn-
ger, Just one year old. per-
rect shape ..;..........,. w, 400
1919 stutz. 5-pass.. yours for $4,000
1920 Elgin. 5-pass.. used
few weeks as n demonBtra-
tor only. perfect shape .Si,t25
1918 Hudson. 4-pass sport,
good cord tires 1900
1918 Franklin, 5-pass., new
tenders. new top, new paint.
good tires .........,.....Sl 1850
1918 Chalmers Roadster ...S $50
1917 Paige touring. Just over
hauled ...... 625
Model IN" Hupmobile road
ster. new paint, top, six good
tires .'''''. ....'........,$ ITO
Late 1917 Ford sedan. fine
shape ''''' 's..''.,....,f b75
1917 Cole "s" chummy .....s $50
1913 Tulsa Field car ...,.s AIS
Some good trucks worth the money.
Tulsa Automobile
Exchange
Fourth and Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
LEGAL.

IN TIE COUNTY COuNr OF M'tNTOSh
COUNTY. OKLAHOMA sITTING
At EuFAtffA.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Nelson
Littleton. Minor, Vince Little, Guard q
ian. Probate No. Sbf.
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice Is hereby given In pursuance OF
an order of the County Court OF Nc
lntosh County, state OF Oklahoma. made
dersigned guardian OF the estate OF Mel
son Litueton. minor. viii sell, To the
highest bidder, subject 10 confirmation
BY said County Court at Public sale on
the 9th day Of August. 1890. at o'clock
.. m. OF said day at the main entrance
10 the County Courthouse Building In the
City OF Tulsa Tulsa County, Oklahoma,
all OF the right title and Interest and
estate owned by sa!d Nelson Littleton in
and 20 all OF the following described real
property aud premises, situated In the
North Half ot the Southwest Quar-
ter tNh OF SWA) OF Section Seven
lD, Township Nineteen l9) North,
Range Ten t0) East, containing so
acres more or less. In Tulsa County.
oklahoma
said real estate will be sold on tn,
following terms and conditions to-wit.
Cash to he paid upon confirmation OF
sale by said County Court, purchaser 10
pay court costs attorneys fees and eS-
penses OF sale, and 10 deposit with guard
OF the amount OF his bid.
VINCE LITTLETON.
Guardian OF the estate Of Nelson Little-
ton, Minor.
II. II. TABOR. Cheootsh. Oklahoma, At
torney for Guardian.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22


An Ordinance 10 prevent and nun
ish betting, gambling ana the max
Ing, writing. or selling OF books, or
pools, or mutuals, or making or ae-
cepting any bet or wager OF any
money. thing or consideration of
value upon, or on account OF the re-
sult OF any trottiug race, or running
race, or contests Of speed Of any horse
or horses, animal or animals. or beast
or beasts or race OF any kind within
the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma; making
II violation Of the law TO use, rent
or lease a building shed. tenement,
within the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
for the purpose Of operating n place
where betting, gambling, and tho
making, writing. or selling Of books,
or pools. or tho wagering or betting
Of any money, thing or consideration
OF value upon tho result Of any con-
test or trial OF speed, or power OF on
duranee OF any horse or horses ami.
malls or beasts, or pretended contest
or trial Of speed, or power OF en-
durance OF any horse or horses. ami
mails or beasts, whether such contest,
trial OF speed or power OF endurance
ls within or without the city Of Tulsa,
state Of Oklshoma making II
violation Of law for telegraph com.
psny, or its agents, or employees
thereof. or q telephone company, or
its agents, or employees thereof. or
any person or persons. corporation or
corporations within the city Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 20 furnish news or inf1r-
nation OF the result OF any horse
race run within or without The city
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, or any contest
Of horses. or animals, or beasts within
or without said city, providing a pen
atty for the violation OF this Ordi-
nance and declaring an emergency;
BE 1T ORDAINED AND ENACTED
BY THE BOARD OF CoMMIS.
SiONERs or THE CITY
OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SECTION !, II shall be unlawful 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22

Allan McCurdy. former prominent
me mber OF the committee Of AS, has
announced the organization OF new
party, according 20 report from Chi
cago. Mr.. McCurdy. In announcing
that a national convention would be
held within three weeks for the pur-
pose OF naming presidential nomi-
nees. declared that the Farmer la
Dor party. which grew from the re-
cent convention Of the committee OF
rs and labor organizations at Chi
cago. is too radical. Practically all OF
the men and women connected with
the new fourth party movement were
prominently associated with the
committee OF AZ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22

Published In The Tulsa Daily world. July
isth, goth and eist 1890. world Pub.
fishing Co, publishers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22

FOR sALtS--Csdillacsi three 81
models. t.parscnger; all like new
Write or phone Billings Cadillac Co..
Pittshurg. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMORILEs ron SALE

BUICK Light six. five good tires,
car runs like new. Easy terms.
Jim Kay, ao7 so. Bouldor.
FOR SALE-Mcrcer sport model ipttt new
tires cheap. Oaase b&ot or 1900 south
Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22

NOTICE to Franklin car owners; |
bavo opened up "A shop at Mason
garage, 6i7 S. Boulder. and viii be
glad to take care OF your repair
work. Riley w. Stewart, formerly
| shop foreman at Chnpplc Hroa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08

ABOUT now one expects to see the lapels
~ and shoulders of the callers overcoat
4 \ fecked with snow.
The passer-bys overcoat is of special inter
est, because one thinks of new coat himself.
In The Mans Shop you will see, in your
own size, every worldly, desirable overcoat
one would encounter in the theatre and hotel
lobbies, in the railway stations, on the streets
and emotor cars of London and New York.
The Aeecy storm coat, the tourist ulster, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'HETTRICK BOOSTED
CITY SCHOOL BIDS
Revealed i'm Evidence Dis
carded or Ignored by Esti-
mate Boards Inquiry.
WITNESSES IN HIDING
Federal Authorities Balk at
Helping to Round Up Van
ished Contractors.
6 GRAND JURIES NEEDED
Hylan Probe in Allegiance as
Foundation Is Laid to Pass
Drastic Housing Laws.
WITNESSES IN HIDING
6 GRAND JURIEs NEEDED

Samuel Untermyer demonstrated
yesterday to the Lockwood Committee
how the code Of procedure originated
by John T. Hettrick was operated
under thu pool system of bidding to
boost contract prices for city work.
Taking the working sheets found
in Hettrick's office, Mr.. Untermyer
showed that prices were raised arbi-
trarily and apparently without reason.
These sheets were supplied to the
Board of Estimate for its investigation
into city contracts. and were returned
to the State investigators as being of
no value or assistance in the city's
inquiry. BY producing the evidence,
that the city investigation is super
fetal
This was about the easiest thing Mr..
Untermyer did in his uphill all day fight
to set forth facts and figures to prove
how combinations are operating in va
rious trades to regulate and boost prices,
thereby restricting building and impos-
Ing tremendous burdens on rent payers.
ton made a lengthy statement setting
forth the purposes of the committee. He
announced that a dozen important wit
nesses are missing from this city and
declared he would get the evidence he
wanted If he had to keep at it forever.
Ex-senator Bracket Enters Case.
Contractors are in a rush to join ''the
sands Of the sea-" Mr.. Untermyer said.
Such an exodus Of building supply men
never was known before. Edgar T.
Bracket Of Saratoga appeared as coun-
sci for several contracting firms.
Responsibility for blocking the COM
mfttse must rest at the door of the
Federal Government. Mr.. Untermyer
charged twice during the day. The Fed
eral officials started an inquiry. then
backed on and not only did nothing but
Will not even give the State the benefit
of the nationwide power of subpoena.
Although several prominent and
wealthy contractors in brick and stone
did not answer to subpoenas said to have
been served on them, Mr.. Untermver
made some progress in his effort to
prove there are trade combinations in
ooth those industries TO regulate sup
plies and prices. The witnesses who did
appear denied such monopolies. bur i'm
portant facts were ascertained IN snita
OF the handicap
With the opening of the morning ses-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08
WHALEN INQUIRY
FORCED ON HYLAN
Mayor Fights for Former Sec
rotary an Hour, Then Yields
to Untermyer's Demand.
POINTS TO COURT ACTION
Effort Will Be Made to Force
Repayment of 100000 on
Ash Dump Contract.

Mayor Hylan reluctantly designated
Meier Steinbrink. associate counsel Of
the Board of Estimates inquiry into city
contracts. yesterday to investigate the
responsibility Of Holland & Co.. ash re-
,moval contractors. and Grover A.
Whalen. Commissioner of Plant and
Structures. formerly affiliated with the
Holland concern. for alleged losses to
the city due to the dumping OF ashes In
the court house site. Mr.. Steinbrink
was instructed to report to the Board OF
Estimate within two weeks whether the
city should start court action to recover
the 100000 which Mr.. Untermyer says
the city lost as a result Of the Holland
concern dumping ashes on the site.
The action of the Mayor and the
board came as direct result of
second and peremptory demand from
Mr.. Untermyer that the board have
done with its "dreary farce investiga-
ton and do something about the money
which the Lockwood counsel said the
city has lost. The Mayor fenced for an
hour in an effort to give his former sec
rotary. the Commissioner Of Plant and
Structures. the benefit of an inquiry
conducted by the Hylan appointed Cor
poration Counsel before the Tammany
majority Board of Estimate before any
thing tending toward court action should
be taken. Through insistence Of Mr..
Steinbrink and the hesitancy of William
B. Carswell, Assistant Corporation
Counsel, toward such a course the
Mayor finally consented to subject Mr..
Whalen and the contracting company to
the possibility of suit for recovery.
The remainder or the session and
nearly one hundred pages of testimony
were consumed in establishing that the
Mayors famous Hettrick letter to the
Board of Education did not have the
effect of delivering the school construc
ton to the limestone ring, and it was
developed that the Board of Education
paid no attention to the Mayors letter.
thus saving the city from the Mayors
error.
Mr.. Unternyers letter assuring the
board that his demand for action in
regard to Mr. Whalen, Holland & Co
and the court house ash dump will not
be allowed to go unanswered" was read
as soon as the board convened. Imme-
diately Mr.. Whalen demanded to be
heard. and said:
Il do not intend to permit any noto-
riety seeker of the type of Mr.. Inter
myer to attempt to besmirch my char
acter 1. therefore, demand at your
hands that you Immediately instruct the
Corporation Counsel and Mr.. Steinbrink
to cause immediate investigation and to
report to you the result of that investi-
cation. have absolutely no fear -----''
The Mayor eventually agreed that Mr..
Steinbrink should follow out the wishes
of Mr.. Untermyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08

A book for which the world has waited for
twenty years. See The New York Herald
next Sunday.-Adr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-08

An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns of THE VIEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
IRELAND MAYOR
IS HOLDING ON
MacSwiney Enters 41st Day
OF Fast

LONDON. Sept a1>--Jissie change
was Apparrns In the condition Of
Terrace Macsvincy today ~ tbs
hungsr striking lord mayor Of Cork
sntsrcd tho <ist day Of his East
The iard mayor was rcportod sui.
turing ssvvsS hend palma
TIE sppcArAnos Of artlc3ss aneg.
Ing the lard mayors condition vas
falsely portrayed and as~arting h
was -vsi1 ana suflxy- ~ - IN IN
vesxiEntana q NJ souros a The -
rortx
IAN Hahn0w4nav. 1EUehw 81 n
nord maven ~ ~ United 1r~D
trdxy
we IA noe esurs puSnu1ey vhsn
MO brUthSs sntareA th1s ,serfkA we
rcAily vess auAssd - u veE1fs
interest
.Hovevss vnm surA n1aruse
was aroused wo saw IN Il . mans
Of calling tho wori6s attention 70
Ireland rhs family n sincerely
grateful for the manifesto tons of
sympathy which have reached u.s.
We have played fair with the public
which was no kind To us- We have
not attempted 70 hide any angie
Of his cxssos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
BROOKLYN
WARNED OF
| EXPLOSION
officials Think Note to Post.
office Is Another Hoax;
No New N. Y. Clues

NEW YoRK. Sept. ss.--The grand
AIRY wes expected to complete It's In
vcstiEAtion OF last weeks bomb ex.
vSostcn In Wall ri. today.
Iherv was every Indication tho ex.
animation OF scores Of witnesses
nAd failed TO produce any new evi.
GencaL
Alfred J. Tarfcy. assistant district
attorney. reported most OF tho III
carloads Of swccpings from Wall
and Broad streets had been examined
and several broken window weights
which were used as slugs In the
bomb were found covered with a
white substance that rcsemhled the
residue OF an explosive. These were
bang subjected TO chemical analysis
4 bomb warning was received
~ the brooklyn postoffice today. II
Sas ON . postcard dropped IN the
snail chute OF the office about a.
"a. and read: Clear the building at
33:iS n m. Saturday for met. n.
Thank YOU
n NJ Gardner. collector Of internal
Govenue said aitho the card cvi-
0enuy was written a. = hoax. every
precaution win DO taken 10 guard
Hthe building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
BOY HELD FOR
MANY THEFTS

Joe Miller. IS. alleged boy burxiAr.
was In the city jail wednesday. said
by detectives TO have escaped from
the chcha,is county jail. while await,
ing trial for burglary. Detectives
NJ NJ Freeman and Scott McCraw
arrested him II Second ave. s. and
Washington It. Tuesday. After he
tried To pawn some jeweiry.
Five rings. two watches. several
keys and a flashiight. found on Nil.
Ter when he was searched ~ central
station. indicate that he has been
prowling houses here. detectives ay.
He win be held for the Chehaiis
sheriff Afiiicr denies that he In the
escaped prisoner. He answers the
description In every particular. Lieut.
J. c. Wlckman. of the pawnshop de
tail. says. Lieut. wickman In check.
Ing the articles found on Miller in
an effort to connect them with q
local burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
SOCIALISTS IN
n. Y. EXPELLED
Three Assemblymen 0usted
Two Resign

ALBANY. N. T. Sept. sa-lNsw
York states assembly today foe .
second time this year. was without
It's five socialist mcmbcn
Following . ssven-hcur debate. shc
lower house OF the legislature voted.
90 to IS. to expei three socialists.
Charles Solomon. Louis waldman
and August ciaesscnaL The other
two. Samuel Dewitt and Samuel
Orr. were seated by . vote Of 81 90
a. Following the action Of the A.
sembiy. Dewitt and Orr resigned.
declaring they would not rsmain IN
''such an un-Amerfcnn body.
The main argument for ssAf2ng
The sDc1alfsts vas based on chs con-
tention a the socialist party THAI u
had eliminated from III consfitusjou
and platform plAnks the clauses
which bad bssn oesmsd objection
able b. ths assembly hss WHITES.
Those opposed 70 seating them
declared there was no guarantees
that the action had been taken In
good faith and that the socialists
were not TO Be trusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Talks to Ad Club on
Foreign Trade Ads

At meeting Of the Seattle Advcr.
Using club. Tuesday noon. In the
Bon Marchc grill rooms. w. Il. Hen.
derson, of the Frank Waterhousc
Co, spoke on Foreign Trade Adver-
Using" Mrs. Grace Craig talked on
Going After What You Want and
Getting It, and Fred Braid on
Community Value OF Inter Club Re-
iations."
An advertising study hour for the
night OF October 8. Mt the Pig'n Whis-
tie. Was announced by Warren
Crane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

DUBLIN. Sept 22.--Quiet was ~
ported today In all sections Of Ire
land where violence occurred Sun
day and Monday.
Damage claims Of 0veP 81 200
were fiicd by citizens Of Ba1briggan
AZ . result Of police reprisah there
Two hundred disguised police wore
reported In the party which Do
stroyed 20 houses and wounded .
number Of citizens.
Citizens were draxged from Their
beds In the raids. Some. according 70
reports here. were forced 10 parade
the streets In their night clothing.
Many wounded ned the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Warning Is Sent to
Mayor of Boston

BOSTON. Sept. ga letter car.
lying the threat you will get
yours next" was received by Mayor
Peters Tuesday. This Is the third
commpnication OF similar character
that has been found In the mayors
mall recently.
Peters preferred 70 look upon the
"warning" as a joke, but decided 10
turn the nissive over to the police
for investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
BOYS OF '61".
PASS IN REVIEW

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. Ia
Tho boys Of al passed In review bc-
fore their commander today. Tho
cver.thinning ranks OF tho Grand
Army Of the Republic were loudly
acclaimed as the procession moved
thru tho streets here nj the close OF
the annual cncampmcnt.
Many Of the veterans were unable
TO finish the milo march. gamoiy ar
they tried. and were picked up by
accompanying autos.
Daniel NJ. Hall. andcr.ln- chief
~ the organization. reviewed the pa
rade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
ONE MAN DEAD
FROM ALCOHOL

A "coroncr's oocktafi''--wood alec.
hoi--ciaimed Its victim early Wed.
nesday when Dave DUMAS. ss. log.
ging camp cook. died at city hos
pitaL
DUMAS WINS brought In from the
New Richmond hotel late Tuesday.
suffering from the effects Of the
deadly drink.
Hc had an I. w. w. dues book and
20 cents on him.
Frank Casey. sent In from skagit
hotel. 2o7h First ave. y, was slight.
" improved "wednesday. He In near.
~ blinded from drinking the same
sort OF poison that killed Dumaia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Assassinate Dublin
County Councillor

DUBLIN. Sept. z2,--Police rcpris.
ais for attacks on them by Sim Fein
included the killing OF County Coun-
cillor Lynch In q hotel here last
night
A party Of armed men invaded the
Royal Exchange hotel. overpowcrcd
the night porter and went directly 10
Lynch's room. Ho was shot thru the
heart The invaders were described
M volunteer members of the con-
stabulary and were said TO have been
uniformed.