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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
Political Amnesty Is
Granted to Russians

MOSCOW, Nov. 7--on the ocoas-
lon OF the fourth anniversary of the
soviet general amnesty has been de-
clared for all private soldiers abroad
who fought against tho soviet gov
ernmontt The ninth session of the
congress OF all Russian soviots has
been called Tor December 20.
Changes resulting from the new eco
nomic policy and foreign relations
WILL have "a prominent place on the
aEondA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
NO FRICTION IN MEXICO
Gales Says President AMI Cabinet
United In Nations Program.

NEW YORK. Nov. Z. Gon. Plu-
taro Elias Gales. minister OF the
interior OF MoSlco, who arrived yes
terday from Rochester. Mimi,
where he recently underwent an op-
Grafton, declared there were no dir
ferercos Of opinion among members
OF tho Obrcgon cabinet.
THE IMPRESSION" he Nald, "that
there arc differences OF opinion be-
tween DO La Huerta and myself
and other members OF tho Mexican
cabinet Is absurd. We arc united.
President Obregon wins our ndmira-
tion because he Is man OF highest
character, seeking the happiness OF
Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

tPublished In the Tulsa Daily World
November J. a. =, 10, II. 1924. Tmo
world Publishing Company, PuliahNyD
NOTICE FOR REARING ON ASl
shsSMENTs FOR PAVING IN
NuMhER ss9, CITY or TULSA,
In compliance with tho resolution Of
the board ot Commissioners adopted on
I the Ath daY Of November. 1881. notice II
hereby given that the Hoard OF Commits.
hloners OF tho city ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma
has examined tho estimate and state
inent OF tho city Engineer as 10 the
amount Of the cost Of the vtbrolithic con
crete pavement which shold DO asncssed
against the abuttinE property, tho prop
erV benefited and other property fable
10 Arhenafuent and the owners thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
Ps, which lncludoa tho following do
aorihed portions Of streets, to-wit!
PHOENIX AVENUE from the
North line OF Admiral boulevard 20
the South line OF Archer street
Ana said Hoard or Commiasionnrs has
by rcsoutton duly approved the aforeaNi Ia
abatement and the estimate OF the C1ty
Engineer and has determined to asaesg
the cost OF the improvements In said dis
riot against the abutting property tho
proporty benefited and other property
liable TO assessment. and the owners
thereof, az f0llowA TO wit.
OWENS AnnTTYnsT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
BUSINESS MEN IN ELECTION
Takes Place Of Merchants Division
Of Chamber of Commerce.

Special 60 The world,
BARTLESNlLLE, Nov. Tho
newly organized Business Mems as
sociation OF Bartlesvlllo has elected
the following members as board
of directors for the coming year.
y. X. Boles, ~. II. Hedges. w. y.
Johnson. w. w. Jones, A. u.
MueRchmayer, II. G. Stout. G. u.
Watershed and Martin Zofnesa.
Tho new organization takes the
place OF tho merchants division of
tho chamber of commerce which was
disbanded when the chaHbcr found
II Impossible to provide tho funds
10 keep 1t In operation Plans are
now being formulated TO reorganlze
the chamber OF commerce on n basis
that will keep IL financed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08
LEGAL,

Block :. sloan Add. thence -
northwestsrly dists,
of 1853 feet 10
on the west lire Of Lot 2 M.
Z. Sloan Add. which liz ~,
feef north Of the eoutp,i,
corner OF said lot. re-.
southeasterly to point Sr Ky
south line OF said lot. wbirr d,
s2.b feet west ofsthe sogitc-.
corner thereof theme -
along the south line of .ais r.,
20 the place Of beglnnirg
~ that part OF Lot q. BiorE
Sloan Add, except that r,r,
described ~ follows Bertrr'rr
AZ the southeast corner of I.f
Block Z. sloan AJd
thence northwesterly n distsr..
Of 1858 feet 60 point on ps
west line of Lot =. plo.t
Sloan Add. which ia r
feet north OF the south gs.t
corner Of said lot: thence a8uth.
essterly TO n point on the sou,N
line Of raid lot. which is tas
feet west ot the southeast @
ner thereof; thence east aI.rr
the south line ~ said lot 10 ,hs
place Of beginning ............ti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

~ owners ot abutting property, prop
rtheT property liable 10 aaacssmanL arc
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 20 the
property thereby. aud any claim or Oh.
lections 20 tho assessments az above sot
forh shall be ftltd In writing In the
office u Mrs Frank Seanan city Aud
tor Or tho city OF tulsa, Oklahoma, on
before the 18th day Of November. 1891, az
800 clock A. NJ, aud the uamo SHAH be
heard by the hoard OF CommiAaloners ON
the isth day OF November, 1924. at 900
clock A. NJ, and any claim or objections
not so filed IN writing before said tims
shah be deemed waived
DATED this tth day - November, 1871
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

All owners Of abuttinE property, prop
erty benefited BY aald imrrovaments ana
other property liable TO assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits TO the
property thereby, and any claim or OBJ
lectl0ns 60 the asHsssments as above set
forth shall be filed IN writing In the
office OF Mrs Frank Seaman, city Aud
itor. OF the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, on
before the 18th day Of November, 1921. at
300 clock A. NJ, and tha same shalt be
heard by the Board Of Com misslOnera on
the 18th day of November, 1874, at $500
clock a. NJ, and any claim or objections
not so filed ip writing before said time
shall be deemod waived.
DATED this lth day OF November, 1891
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
CITY lditnp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

rgsi'ssd 81 b T. y rnS Tgl'a g S'gy w9rla october
g. is' + is e. 3 loi =; "a Bel a. rn: H.
World Publishing Company, Publish
ORDINANCE NO. aac..
AN ord lNANCE TO APPORrfON LEVY
AND ASSESS SPECIAL TANES IN
PAYMENT OF THE COST or con
srRuCTiNG a SANITARY SEWER in
Sl,TY ,oE TULSA AS cREHrED AN6
iis2Sj, AND DECLARING AN EMEB-
cons o. She charter o. the city OF Tulsa.
Ok.Shorna, aud the statutes Of the state
o. GSlshoma, for such cases made and
Ordinance No. 9i2o create ana establish
SEWER DISTRICT No. iTb, aud after
heyi-K declared II necessary TO construct
10 by the .provta!ons ot said Ordinancs
NsSs., alse' did on the eSth day o, March,
Sohtract9rs. certain contract for tho
Sohsit ngtl9n or a certain sanitary sewer
WHEREAS. IN pursuance OF said con
tract said Cnmstock Smedley Company
have constructed = cottain sanitary sewer
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the city En-
glneor and ths board 4; Commissioners Of
the tlty ut Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS in further pursuance OF the
statutes OF the state OF Oklahoma. aforo-
hNANl anu NAhNI tue terms on tho Charter
of the said city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. h is
deemed necessary by the Hoard OF Com
missioners OF tho city Of tulsa 10 levy
and asarrs Wocial taA upon the prop
erty liable tp~Nssessment la said SEWER
DISTRICT No, l15, by rtasou % the con-
struction Of said sewer aud TO pay fOr the
same. and.
WHEREAS the total cost OF the con
Atruouon OF said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT 30, l7h. including extras, have
been ascertainod ana is hereby declared
20 be the sum OF t1e.667.27, ali OF which
~ 20 be levied by SPECIAL aaHeaaments
against the lots Rnd parcels OF land benp-
fitted by the construction Of said sewer IN
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l1b: and
WHEREAS, all legal roquiroments have
been complied with 10 authorize the lew
or me assessments AGAINST said lots and
parcels of land 40 liable Tor the cost Of
cgnstruction o. said sewer iu said SEWER
plaiklCr NO, lIS. 10 the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section / of this
Now, Therefore Re II Ordained BY IN,
board OF Commissioners OF the city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma!
SECTION /, That there shall ho and
there Ia hereby Hppurtloncd TO and levied |
upon ana assessed against the several LOT. |
and parcels ot land in said SEWER DIS I
IhlCI NO. l7b, in the city OF Tulsa ]
oklahoma 80 hHnufitcd by The constFuc-
lloh OF taid sewer, the amounts 70.
apeclNely as follows, tO-Wtt.
,,, BAIRD ADDITION.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-08

Al owners OF abutting property. prop
erty benefited by said iiU,'rnvrusnta ana
othot property liable 10 aAHessmert. are
hereby notified that all matters affecun
such improvements or benefits 10 the
property thereby, and any claim or ohIec-
uona 20 the assessments as above set
torth shall be filed In writing In the office
on Mra Frank seaman. city Auditor. OF
lhs city OF Tulsa oklahoma, on or before
the 18th day ot November. 1891 at d
Ocloch \. NJ, and tho same shall be heard
by tho Board Of Commissioners onN the
lsth day OF November 1891, at o Q.0O
o'clock A NJ, and any claim or objection,
not 30 filed In writing before said time
shtll be deemed waived.
DATED this sra day ~ November 1891.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMkN
CITY Auditor
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LEGAL

ing west of Norfolk Ave. .sp~9Hi
g. FGa street ana Fflsco Avssgs venus IN IN
West Tulra Addition, approximately
9 Vast second 81 daley 'batwce9
wheeling ana Nanthus Avenuesl ap.
g. seventh IT,, central park tves, md md
near 2th SD approximately ..tsi0Ia
The asd city " Tulsa reseryes unto BE-.
stlf the frht and option Of paying for
such storm sewef, INCLUDING ai labor
cidrrt thereto, IN Sewer Bondn ~ tho city
~ TULSA, bearing date. July iHt. 1921. due
July lHt, 1915, iEaucd IN denominations Of
900 each. with Interest st tho rate Of
10 pcr cent per snuum, payable semi.
annually ON the first day ~ fcbraury and
cst payable o. tho Fiscal Agency Of the
state " pklHhoWH. Of New York Clty
ana accrued interest tp which AM bid
dcrH contractors and property ownorH ard
aud govern thsmssIvea accordingly.
Ilsne pfofls' and specifications can be
soon at the office of tho Clty Engineer
proposai sneets of the city ~ Tulsa
lhe ught 70 reject gny part o. " any
!ommlsninncrn Of said city OF Tulsa Ohla-
hDua.
\ certified ohsck IN tho sum ~ rive
viii be required from each bidder
surety bond in the fuli amount Of
Tho contract Will within ten tlOl days be
required from tho aucCcHHful bidder. All
bids VIII ho opened ana considered by the
hoatn ot toWWiHrlouctH a. meeting
- bo held W tho 1ty HAL in rH'd CITY
N Iulsa - o'clock q. m.. on Tuesday.
MRB PRANK sEAMAN
city Auditor.
Uublish,d Ia tho tulsa Daily world
November T. ,, q 10. ~. 1891 Tine
world PublishinR Company, pulisherJ
NOTICE ron HEABiNG ON As.
& a.
HrREET INPROvEMENT DIsrRtCr
NuMbEH $40, CITY or TutSA,
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution of
Tho H0ard " DommiHslonors adopted on
tho ith day of November. 1891, notico IN
h"rohy given that the noard of Commits
sionera ~ tho City Of Tulsa. sOklahoma
mont ot the city EnRigeer a. 60 tho
amount of tho cirt Of the vihroiuhis con
crete pavement which shold be assesaed
against the abuttinE property. the prop-
erB benefited and other property liable
10 aHroaHment and tho owners thereof, In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
$40, which includes the following de
ecrihed portions of streets, to-witt
OLYMPIA AVENUE from the
touth line ~ Archer to the North lins
OF First street except Intersections at
Admiral boulevard
And said Board Of comrissioners hAa
by resolution duly approved tho Aforesaid
Engineer and has determined 90 ansess
the cost OF tho improvements IN said dis
riot against the abutttnE property. the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment, ard the owners
thereof a. toilowa. 70 VII;
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
COUNTY ASSESSORS OFFICE MOVED.

Moving of the office of County As sessor George Henshaw was complet- ed today. and within ihe next fev days everything will be running along smoothly in the new location adjoining the Tombstone Commercial Company store Mir Henshaw has acquired three roomy offices in his new Ioca- ton, including a fire-proof vault and expects to have everything in running order by Saturday County Attorney Ross will move into the oflce acste !, by Mir. Henshaw tomorrow or Satur- day and Judge A. M. Sames will cod vert MT. Ross office into court room. The present shifting is only tenn porary move until the supervisors at their next meeting on the 17th can take the necessary steps to provide space for the various ofSices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
PCiNSON TAKEN BY GLOBE
 MAN ON HUNTING TRIP

GLOBE. Jan. 12.-H. G. Manchester, Globe painting contractor. was talk en to a local hospital yesterday after noon in what was said to have been a critical condition after having taken dose Of permanganate of potash while hunting with II P. Wightman, a local druggist, at Rurch, about sev -n miles from this city.
 An inquiry at the hospital last nigh: was answered by the statement that he was getting aiong nicely.
 Physicians stated iast night that permanganste of potash was not IS deadly as some poihons. the effect depending on the size of the dose. it being learned that the dose was taken in the crystal state. which makes 1t more effective.
 No reason was assigned for the act and hospital attendants refused to make further statement than that he was getting along nicely. He was heen here about noon yesterday anl later left for the hunting trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
WHY THE EDITOR LEFT TOWN

Somebody sent the editor of the Poketown Gazette a few bottles of home brew. The same day he receiv- ed for publication a wedding an nouncemen: and a notice of an Au:- ton Sale. Here are the results:
 . wm. smith and Miss Lucy Ander- son were disposed Of al public auction a; my farm. one mile east of beauti- fui cluster of roses on her breast and two white calves, before a background Of farm impIemnts. too numrous 10 mention, in the presence of about % kues;s including two milch cows, six mules and one bob sled Rev. Jack son tied the nup;ial knot with POO feet of hay rope, and the bridal couple left on one good John Deering blow for an extended trip, with terms 10 suit pur- chasers. They will be at home 10 their friends with one good baby bug gy and a few kitchen utensils. after 10 months from date Of sale. to res ponsib,e parties. and some fifty Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
POSSES SEARCH MOUNTAINS
 FOR TEMPE BANDITS

PHOENIX. Jan. 12-Approxima,ely .50 peace officers and private cifi- gems. al heavily armed, searched to- day for the two Mexicans who yes terdsy evening robbed the Baber. Jones store in Tempe. seriously wounding II. C. Baber. killed Agusto Hintz. a small boy and fatally wound ed C. NJ. Spangler. a nigh; watchman Spangler died later.
 The bandits had not been captured up 10 6 o'clock tonight, but one posse of IS was on what was believed a hot trail' in the vicinity of the Fowler ranch. southwest Of Tempe and in :he foothills O; .he Phoenix range of mountains at a point about 20 miles southeas: of Phoenix. Foot prints said to correspond with others found in Tempe and believed to have been those of the bandits were found and a Mexican living in the vicinity told the posse he had oeen awakened at three o'clock this morning by two Mexicans who asked refuge in the house He said he was afraid of them and refused.
 Bloodhounds from the Arizona peni- tentiary at Florence were tonight on their way to Tempe to take the trail dian from the Fort Mcdowell rese-- vation. famed locally as a trailer, was being brought in by a deputy sheriff
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
LUNCH SERVED LEGISLATORS
 CAUSES WORLD OF THOUGHT

PHOENiN. Jan i3 Out of thin soup-blcck bread lunch served ,egis- lato-s and hundreds of others here Tue sday has come what is consiiere word Of thought" in the measure. ment Of human life. The lunch was given for the benefit Of starving chil- dren in eastern and central Europe and as feature Of campaign now being mfde throughout Arizona by the European Relief council Versa :ile speakers told of the needs of the children and Arizonas duty in the campaign. Cleaned from these speech, es are following thoughts:
 These children al best are getting bu; one meal day That meal is si. milar 10 the one you are now eating
 Sine of these children never tasted milk of any sort in their lives.
 One dollar will keep one 0: these children alive for month sl0 will save its life.
 To desert these children would be 8 blo; on all creeds The children are O. all denominations Jewish. Catho- lie and Protestant. and of all political C ndi:ions.
 These children are in a critical po- si;ion and are holding ,her hands to- ward America for help
 American principles are a; stake America has never drawn the line be tween friend and former Zoe after ! war ended. America canno; neglect these children and expect to maintain these principles in the future
 Arizona must do it's du:y Every county and town has is quota These quotas mus: be filled if Arizona is 10 maintain i;s reputation for great heartedness and high sense Of duty The states quota .s ssO,o0o or one dollar for every registered voter.
 About One-:hird of this amount has been raised
 This is question of saving childr ,r from death. Ten dollars will save one Of these precious lives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
MAsoNS WILL HOLD
 GRAND LODGE IN eiSBEE

BISBEE. Jan. lS-The Masonic Grand Lodge will be held in Bisbe, on February :. and g. This is the third time this district has had the pleasure of entertaining the Grand Lodge and promises 10 show the visi- tors better time than ever The first time he Grand LoGge me; here was in ls97. and the candidates for been initiated in the Glory Hole of the Copper Queen mines. The second time was in 1913 when the visitors realiz- ed We were growing out or the ordin. ary mining camp into a real city with city ways. This year the schedu'e for :he meetings begins with the Grand Commandary's religious se-v- ices he'd at the Masonic Temple the evening of the Gin of February. The Grand Comnandary viii hold is ses- sion on Monday the 7;n. and the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masonry will meet on the Sth. The Grand Chapter Of the l,oyai Arch Nh sons will be held the 9th and the Or. der of the Eastern Star will meet ;he 9th also.
 The entertainment is in charge of a commi,;e ~ith F. F.. Benne.; as chairman and C. F Phi,brook is act ing chairman Of the program commit. tee. The entire program has no; been arranged but among ether things there will be dance a. the Country Club. smoker and card and theatsr parties for the visitors to indulge Tn al their leisure hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
 WANTS TO USE FUNDS

PHOENlN. Jan. 1l.-ln addition 70 the efforts of the various departments of state 10 secure payments for obi. gations they have incurred in speni- ing appropriations made for their use by the las, legislature. the state high. way department is making every ef. fore to get Raymond Earhar;, the new state treasurer. 10 change his recent action which has tied up federal funds and county board funds sent to the highway department for road cons;ruc- tion
 In irder to secure full records in the treasurer's and auditors office, the highway depa-:men: directed all treasuTer. Mr. Esrhart, in changing the custom of the previous treasurer in paying claims oniy % the amount of funds on han! rather than the amour; Of the appropriation. has made a defici, in numerous accounts. while in other accounts some million and a half dollars are available and in the banks drawing per cent interest.
 The state treasurer has taken teI. eral funds and county bond funds and used them to reduce the differ ence between the funds on hand and the appropriations. according 10 the state highway department, The dc- pertinent claims that is contracts with various highway commissions by which ii is spending county bond is sues is an independent state road tax fund and should no; be used to reim- purse funds to correc; inc difference between the manner Of doing busine ss of the present and pas; state treasur CT
 The highway department is also O: the opinion that the federal govern ment will not permi; federal funds 10 be used to adjust .hese differences and road costs to be paid by the state warrants, which ii q: discount wou1y mean that the federal government would not get a dollars worth of work for each dollar for federal ai6. The county highway commissions in volved would be Coconino, Mohave and Pima.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
Crop Progress in Arizona
GAIBRAiTH RULES THE TAX COMMISSION MAY HAVE LAWYER

PHOENIX, Jan. lI.-In reply to letter from the state tax commission, Attorney General W. J. Galbrai,h to- day wrote the commission he con cured with the commission to ;he eS ent of retaining at least one 1i iiS special counsel in the million do.la- litigation wi;h ihe Inspiration Copper Company. The mining company is seeking 10 recover portion oi axes paid in past years. The attorney gen eral previously had revoked the ap- pointments of R W Kramer ani Alexander Baker as assistants at.OT- ney general. They had been special counsel for the tax commi ssion
 A:;orery General Gal5raith agreed in his letter today that ]; would ne false economy 70 turn the litigation over to attorneys unfamiliar with the case but he did no; believe i; would he proper 70 retain two lawyers he entire year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
SOME MINING ACTIVITY
 REPORTED AT PATAGONIA

DOUGLAS, Jan. l2.-C. 4. Pierca, mining engineer with office and assay office al Patagonia. in Santa Cruz county, is in the city today enroute to Nacozari, where he has charge of a mining property, representing some Kansas City parties.
 MT. Pierce reports that there $ yet some activity in mining in the Patagonia district. though all copper properties are now idle. The Three K mine. Recently purchased by the Magma Copper company is now idle. after the new owners completed :ha prospecting work with diamond dril,s. This property is regarded as the most important one in the district, but jus. when the Magma will start production is not known, but it is not expected until after recovery of the copper in dus;ry from its present depression.
 The Ha-dsheki mine. a lead zinc property, is now being unwa;ered af ter having been flooded al the 40 level After the water caused a cess ation if work on this property there was some delay before the present pumps were put in action, but every thing is going well there now.
 The old Mowry mine is again be- ing worked and silver-carbonate ore is being shipped.
 The FYux company is being opera:- ed. The mill is running and the pro- duct from carbonate ores is being shipped regularly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-16
i37 900. coo LBS. COPPER
 PRODUCED BY NEW coRNEtiA

The New Cornelia Copper company, the largest copper teaching plant in North America. on January l. 1921, had been in opera;iin for 326 contin- uous days. treating in that time 5.S70,- 00o tons Of oxidized copper ore. aver aging l52 per cent copper.
 Both the exten; of the ore body and its copper content have been proved to be as large, if not larger. than was originally estimated. The process as conducted today is practically that originally recommended by those in charge of the experimental work. The extraction predicted for the size of crush and the time Of teaching has been maintained, while the acid con sumption has been much less.
 During the year there was produced abou; 137 .0Oo.o0O piunds Of copper, ot which more than 115.000.o10 pounds has been eiectrolyiic. It is of inter est 70 note that nearly 1s0,000 tins Of 6O per cent Be sulphuric acid have been consumed.
 The operation of the experimen ntal fio.a-ion n'an- was dis,nn- inu.,i affrr most successful run Of l64 days, during which time some g 1000 tons lf representative sulphide ore was treated. and ls40 tons of concentrates produced. From this plant all desired detail was obtained for the building of the plant necessary to treat sul- phiie ore upon ;he depletion of the Oxidized ore.