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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

southeast " Haas has been
plugged back nine feet ia the etud
topped at 2.SO2 feet and drillod to
2,Y2O foot. hut has failed to cut OF
the water. These two operations are
quarter OF mile cast ot the pool
being the firthcrost east of the wells.
and tend tu lessen the prospects for
any eastern extension OF the field.
The sand Conditions In the wells
are v'rv bad. and several have al
ready boon put ON the pump. lrodur-
tion Tor the last week is reported TO
have averaged ~ follows. ohio Oli
compauNs so. / wcll, shut down
running tubing To pump, 80. 2 Ta}-
lor. flowing 1850 barrels. No. TnN-
lor. flowing J,l9G barrels No. ray
lor, pumping about 400 barrels ot oil
with q little salt water. and the No.
l Camp is Stnded up aud not pro-
duciuE The Giiiilaud Oil company =
No. TAYLOR Is making about 1000
barrels per day and the 80. is
flowing and sWthhiuE about 400 bar
Louisiana Ol N Refining tu, ~
pumping about $50 barrels of oil per
day with a n,tlo water, and thelr No.
2 vol IL running tubing
The extension wells OF tho pool
seem 20 be tho real things" As the
No. Hunt of Fuucuwidcr and 9TH
crs iu lG-21-N, has nllod two 1000
barrel tanks. and BE- flowing ON tho
ground AZ the rate uf 500 barrels per
day Tho 80. / Gorcc OF FlorshoIm
and others iu 23-23-S is putting
about 500 barrels per day loo earth
orn sturtrr. and the standard ON
company is running 4 line iu to take
..rc OF the oil IL is expected that
: a. .. ..f .f tt#N
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PEANUT IN A DlGNlElE0 ROLE
Meek and IOwly GOobcr Now an
Article OF Commerce.

ATLANTA. Ga, July J. Any
feeling of content for the present
that you may harbor may just as
well be laid aside right now, for the
circus dainty is about to attain a
dignity that will put it in the class
with pccans, thin-shelled walnuts
and other dclcacics, The reason is
the recent formation Of peanut
growers IN Virginia and North Caro-
lima into peanut exchange that
will control more than so per cent
OF the peanut production Of these
two statcs--figurcs which are re
spectacle when you realize that
most Of the peanuts the elephants
eat come from that section.
Tho marketing plan IL based on
the successful venture made by
California fruit growers some time
ago The contract was drawn BY
Aaron Sapiro, attorney for a mum
ber of fruit growers in California.
This exchange of the peanut
growers viii be the first orgauiZa-
ton perfected east Of the Missis-
sippi river on the California plan.
The membership will include more
than 5000 growers, each Of whom
has subscribed $50 for one share Of
stock Provision also IL made for
issuance of preferred stock not to
exceed S3jO,DOO.
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Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. July l4-Csttle-Rr-
ceipts $500, beef steers. she stock and
yearlings weak to Csc lower, top heavy
steers s. 30; best Texas f7.75; best year
liuEs S9.3jd9.i0; good heifcrs '6.5OQ7.0o &.
hulk cows 81 20 5.75. few lots $500 1r
s25: calves steady to 25c lower, best
vcalers 800. other classes generally
steady; Gamers mostly Il.5OGl.Ti; bulk
bulls .3.75Gi.50; stock steers mostly t.on
= $50; good S00-pound feeders $3.50.
HoEs-Receipts 5000. generally l5d 2oc
higher than yesterdays average, mIyod
loads o. better quality advancing most, d,
best lights and mediums 90 shippers 81 90 .
bulk Of sales 81 i5ug.s5: packer top
f9.S5; stock pigs steady 20 loc higher;
500 paid
Sheep-Reccipts ! 500. killing classes
strong: most fat native ewes 81 90 a. % /:
top native lambs $3.50: bulk $4,000 80.
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MORE RUST NEWS
BOOSTS UP GRAIN
Domestic Spring Crop
Bet Is Irreparably
Damaged, Report

rfrCAGO, July 14.-Whcat made
...-. advance In price today slim
uui.,t hv word OF much black rust
Z" vIri,oha and OF irreparable dam
B.. tt. domestic spring crop belt
r,e market closed strong l-4cd
t3.4r not higher. with september
r.ft.tuI.32 IA, and December
,i7-rI35i-l Corn lost 1c to
tt.qt. oats finished at lac decline
a. ike advance and provisions lOc
m ,o g l-2c UP.
A, fire, rains gave an advantage
,o The bears in wheat. In the last
bopr tho market climbed rapidly.
u.,r shorts rushing to cover. The
-. carried September and De-
,ror.nrr deliveries To n new high price
cord f.~ the season. During the
a.. ,r1aiuc bulls put great strcsA
,r r,ro-'s from Brandon, Manitoba,
,ts, 'r~ miles the crops were being
.,5,rrpred by rust especially where
t~51,h and heat had been least Sc
ralre were chiefly responsible for
.,. rrI,rv~s Of the corn market
Oat, held stcadicr owing to crop
damage reports from the northwest.
Provisions averaged higher with
hogs
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Comptroller Is Warm
Exponent of Credit

CLEVELAND. ohio, July IL
Pointing out that a sound basis for
international trade and exchange
was the primo necessity FOR world
economic revival. D. K, CrasiuEor,
comptroller OF the currency. pro-
posed 20 the ohio state Bankers
association. in convention hero foe
day that the worlds gold should be
used 20 establish an International
credit system so as 20 'prcyon, those
violent Nurtupt!0ns IN exchange
which render 30 dangerously unccr-
tain al processes II trade.
81, scoma 20 me- he said, that
we would make a better use of the
gold resources which We possess II
We would USE them frF 20 establish
a. firm, secure ana adequate gold
baais for international exchange
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alleged "LOng-Termer"
Is Fined for Vdgrdncy

JACK Mason. waving trial by jury
iu municipal court Thursday after
noon, was found guilty Of vagraucy.
fined $50 and costs and given 80
days IN Jail Although Mason plead
cd not guilty, records we're produced
By the state TO show that not only
was Mason w.ihou! legal support,
but that he had served AZ many as
six different terms IN prisons and
pcH!'outiarios over the country Ma
son, it Was shown, s"ryci most or'hn
sentences ON charges Of burglary
ana Al:ack!EE,
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NeW Wen in Terif0n POOi

Tho 40. l well Of Burton q Grif-
fifth, located in the southeast corncr
of the northwest of 25-2O-7, was
given shot OF 60 quarts yesterday
and is reported 10 have started out
with an initial production of 1875
barrels. Sand was found 2,53s to
2 1863 feet.
Tho new producer is the third
completion Ia the Torlton pool
opened up in May by Burton n
Griffiths Several other tests are at
interesting depths and should be
completed In the near future. The
three wells completed so far have
been offsets to the discovery pro.
duccr ana no extension made which
Will prove up the trend Of produc.
tiOn.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July li-Catfie- Receipts
900. yeRrlings strong; beef steers
steady; prime 73a-pound yearling steers
and heifcrs $3.50. bulk beef steers f7.2S a
SIS; she stock l5Si2ic lower: bulk fat
cows and heifcrs si5OTG SO, bulls weak
to l5c lower; bologna bulls mostly $500 -
$50: butcher grades largely fa.75 n q. 80; ;
veal calves steady to outsiders: big pack
ers bidding lower; stockcrs and feeders
steady.
higher than yesterdays average in-be-
tween grades w most. big packers doing
very little, top part load Slo.2t practical
top tlO.2O: bulk better grades 80 so tf
lO.It. bulk packing sows iSA0H s. s.; pigs
lOml5c higher, bulk desirable '9.son 10
Shcep-Reocipts 1900; sheep cu.ls, an
lower. native lambs top 1000. culls most
~ $500; four loads oregon lambs 80 10,
nssortel OREGON 2 .ycar-old Mcthers k6to
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The movie producer was giving
his final instructions for the pro-
duction OF Part NIX OF The Ad-
ventures OF Annie"
"Mr. Darling" he addressed the
curly headed hero, "for realism pur-
poses / have borrowed live lion
for this act. The animal Will pur-
sue YOU for 500 feet"
Mr.. Darling intcrrupt!ng him:
"For 500 feet ?'
"Ycs replied the producer. NO
more than that. Understand Pc
The hero nodded dubiously. Yes,
understand; but-does the lion?"
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Gladys Beiic Gets
Producer Near keUstOne

Tho Gladys Hcllc ON company had
a lucky day yesterday and completed
a l,bOO- barrel woll ON their lease In
the Eldortdo Arkansas field This
operation ~ located In tho northwest
corner Of tn" southwest ~ the south
west OF S-lS-l5, and found the big
pay In the regular lussry sand
The Gladys Belle lease Is located
in the very heart of the big pruduc-
tion of the field. Yesterday an off
set location TO their acreage. upon
topping the sand, drilled itself In
with such force that the derrick was
blown down. At last reports this
we'll was running wild and spraying
oil over a considerable territory In
the near vicinity.
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NEW YORK. July l4-Fr!m" m"rcan-
tile uspcr t.Hsi4. exchange heavy sirr-
ling C0-day NILS and comm"r".a. Io-.ay
huls m hanks ish commercial 90. day
Frarcs-DeIuanI 80. cables 80.
Marks-ppmand 30. cables 1885,
Grecco-- Demand $50.
Svedon-pcmana - ~.
Norway- Demand ~ 20
A-genfire- Demand -9.a'
prazWiar-pemsud holiday
Montreal - r.lf por cent
Bonis-GovcTuuent frh. fat'.''
steady. I'D ,-..
and months per cent
can Norev-Flrmcr. h'Eh 80. low
ruling rate G.. closing hll q. nf'' '"l AZ
az las, loan 81. bank acCaptan''s p.
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FORT WORTH Texas. July l4--Cattle
Receipts 900. beoves '3.O0d G.7j' stock
crs s25oG3.75. cows and heifers 81 ooF
100. calves 81 % U G.T5.
ioo5: heavy fSe5N 800; rough heavy
shrri,-R.',ipt, ;.son: lambs ana y-sr-
llnEs So oOT650. wcthers s. t2rHt5Oi 3
ewes ,3OOa25O, goats 12gOds'0.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12

spending 10000 year on coal for
his boiler plant, oil would cost him
flS,00O "A year Therefore for mos;
boiler plants the only result of oil
firing would be a heavy loss.
HydrOclcCtric Power the Develop
mcnt of the Future.
In view Of tho uncertainty of the
worlds future supply Of oil and tho
great question as to whether, grant
ing all the possible advantages in
the use OF oil AZ n fuel, IN most cases
real practical economy can be cf-
feCtcd, there IL room for doubt that
tho boom In the use OF oil as fuel
future generations sometimes pre-
diCtcd for IL GnQuestlonaby tho
world has squandcrcd it's coal rc-
sources in the past. and this vast"
is still continuing, II is estimated
that in Great Britain alone the do
mostic and Industrial consumption
Of coal could be reduced at least
10000 600 tons per year by adopt
ing NOR" economical methods This
saving would represent 200, 100000
barrels OF oil per year, an amount
equal TO the oil production OF all
the countries OF the world, eNclud-
ing the United states.
In the opinion Of same of the fore
most students Of tho subject, the
future power supply Of the world
depends not on oil but on water
and tho outstanding development Of
power supply will take the form Of
utilization OF rivers, streams and,
possibly the ocean tides.
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Cdnu,''dn Road Plans
WOmcn $ Smoking Rooms

MONTREAL, July Smoking
compart mcnts for women are to br
provided ON Canadian Pacific rail
road trains. In making the an
nOunCom'nt today "A company state
mcnt said the equality ot the sexes
should ho recognized in travelling
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WICHITA. kan July HoEs-Rr-
ceipts 5000. 2Oc higher. top s. so, hnlk
So 50 n $50.
s,ecrs SsOuSaS aS. cows and hnlf"r7 - 20
$500, stoclc"rs ami feeders $ 5On '90i
calves S3OOT %.
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KANSAS CITY. July i4-Whrl'-Coe
No ? hard S2la @lfo; No. rod 'i,3
n l24, ~
~ oa,sENo whito sSA-. y, ? mixed
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Oklahoma city Livestock.

OKLAHOMA CITY. July lt-Cat,lc--
Rccetpts $50: active: steers - 0oT 20 ,
cows and hol'ers ,i5oT $50; calves 8 90
d7.5o, stockers anil feeders 1925 NJ
higher. top ss.7o; bulk ;9JOa9.7o
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NEW YORK July it-Lihcr'y h'01s
closed AZ. '6.ot. first ts 80 S"sNn
- ,Ei-d' q. p si'h. fourth as s7lei
victory AVS 9s5., Victory as ss3'
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s...-.,, AGO. July -Butts---HIgher
'.., q nN'fas 3sl1c; standards 3ai. ,
~ .'r. seconds 200s5c
f,r'1 Ht'i Wed, receipts -,OiI cases;
i. - y -''lc; ordinary rrsts $50
p.-. ne cases included .7msSiso
,-5 e. Awe higher. fowls CSC. hrnil-
ri.,, stronger; receipts no ears,
grra.' '"n noH Is barrel: norfolk ,.ls
'NiFe., kaw Valley Sl75Hc..j
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b gt.-r CITY, July ii-Buttsr /,
- ans Poultry-Un
Z me --'s-- New unchanged 81 .cTao0
s''"u unchanged. 75cQSioO.
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uubllsh'd IN The ~uIsa raiiy world July
y. l3. ~, 10 and 10. 1921 World
IuhliHhlug Co. publfshrrs

uubllshod IN The -u,sa paily World July
H. ls H. 10 and ls 1921 World
Publishing Co, PuhlishrrHJ
NOTICE FON HEAHtNG Ok AS
SESShENTH ron PAVING IN
STREET, IhrROvEMENT DISTHICr
NuMHEh 2s9, CITY or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution ~
the Hoard of rommiaslpnorH adopted on
tho bth day ~ July. 1874. notice IT, hereby
Elyen that tho HuhrI ~ Commlsainnor.
~ the tl'y Of Tulsa Dklahoms. has cI.
Hmin"d the estimate and statement ~ Tho
cry Engineer A. 10 the amount ~ the
COST ~ tho Asphalt pavement which
should ho assessed against the abuttinE
If"rrrty. tho property benefited and
other pr"p'riy liable 10 Hss~H4rurut and
the uwnrrs thereof I'm STREEr IMPROVE.
AEST BlETNl'T so aN1. which In.
'lpdcs tho fglID~lug d'acr!bci portions Of
rir,''H tu.wlt
rEDHIA AVESUE. from tho south
l'u' NJ Second street 80 tho south limo
NJ Fourth street. r4crpi N. iutrfsrr-
ituu a. Third street and Peoria Ave-
nu" from tho north liuH u firh
street :" tho south line Of Sixth
Street west
Ana tho aald Board Of Commlssioners
D llH BY r"HrlIiIEr duty approved The
"iot"H'id NatsIuent and rAtIuaIa al thu
't'y Engineer and has determined 10 Rs.
n'.H the cost ~ Improvements IN said dis
iFI'' against the sbuttinE property, tho
property benefited and other property la
hl" 10 aHs'ssfn'ni and the owners th,re-
D' as follows. tp.wit
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CENTRAL rARK PLACE ADDITION
SUNSET ADDITION
lDANlnI lnr Hnnrla ANnnual

Tract No. described ss follows. BE-
finninE at point on The Eas, line Of
IA. southwest corner ~ Block I, Sunset
Addition. thence south along tho East
lns Of Peoria Avenue a distance OF 80
ion, a distance OF i5o fse, thence Nortn
rooris kvonue a dis,sne. 81 "' " o. 50 ""s fo., =,
| thcnc" west along lin. parsiieI TO the
| hou'h line or Block 4 sunset ddition. a
| distance OF 1870 feet to tho point OF bo.
ginning.
John shoefstalI so t7o1ss
ginning at point on tho East line OF
Peoria Avenue which In $40 feet South
's AaSn SIS1hw. ,S.pts sotGs, s.,6 Of oeh sun
lnr ~ Peoria Avenue u distance OF 30
feet. thence East. alons. a line parallel to
tho south line Of block I, Sunset Add,
tion. iis,aHc. Of is0 feet. thence North
along mo parallel 10 the East line u
,t rror,a Ay.hnc distance of 50 feet.
South line of BLOCK T. sunset Addttion .
dlstsnco Of lao feet to the point OF be
Fannie II. nlsaer 80 ,7o1ss
Tract No. . descfibed ~ follows: Do-
Peoria Avenue which is ioa feet 'no so,,h
of th" nouthweHt corner of Block T. sun,
set Addition, thcnce south along the east
ilnc Of Peoria Avenue u distance OF so
feet hence iGast along a In. parallel 10
,in, ,hs south line oi h,oek T. Sunset Add-
aiongo a line parallel TO the Fast line ~
Peoria Avenue. u distance OF so feet thence
west along a line parallel to tho south iino
1t hotk = Nunhot addition. a distance OF
i'o iert To- the point Of beginning.
George r. Blazer SO S7O7ss
tract No, described as follows. lie.
along - line parallel to tho East line Of
Peoria Avenue which II 1879 feet south
of the houthweat corner Of Block I, Sun
n"t Addition. thence South along the East
.ina o. Peoria Avenue "a distance Of co
f"ot thence Fast along "A line parallel to
tho south line Of block T. gunsst ADD.
tpn. distance ~ 100 fort thence Nor,h
along line parallel TO the East line ~
thonce West along q line parallel 10 The
South line of Hlork I SunHet Addition n
distaho" of l5O fee. to the point OF pc
ginning
John shosfIau 60 ,7,,,,
Tract No. described as follows: lie.
ginning at point on the East line OF
lhc h"ulhw"st corner Of Block T. sunset
Addition. thence south along the Fsal lin.
ut Peoria Avenue distance OF 80 feet
lh"nce East along a line parallel TO ths
snuth line of Block T. sunset Addition
disianc" ~ i30 feet. thence North along
line parallel to the East line Of Peoria
hyrnue .,,.a, ala'anee o. so feet theme. West
BLOCK I. Sunset Addition, "A d,st.nCs of
IS9 icct 10 tho point OF beginning
TraSSt No. dc described as toIoass.S0'po. tPI ssS0'o
Elhhihg AT a point on the Fast line of
fs"nt AY"nu" which Is 2G3s feet South
81 iHr Southwest corner of Block 4. sum
H"i Aldlilpn, thrncs south along the Eas,
liuo of Peoria Avenue a dlstanc. OF ID
t""' h'ncs East along line parallel Ia
thg South line - lIpck I. sunset Addition.
In" parallel 10 the East line Of Proria
Avenue a distance 0f lG.7 feet thcncs
Wrn' .lGng a line parallel 20 the south
uncs of l30 feet to the point Of be.
ginning
Leone Schultz ls7 $1,000
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Tho closing bid and asked pric. Of:
Standard DU stocks On 'ho Now YORK
curb Thursday as reported by Houston
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t0.' 81 tr N' 'ply l'-t"al Guiet
s's.. STEADY East St Lou. spot ,,:5
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So NIEANS-Ju'y N-Cottln--
~ ,,., and unchanged Sales On
-Ira. 'o bales: TO arrive sIs. low
trI-. .ia- middling il75: good mid o.
s '-.' Receipts 2,s37. stock 49,. C62.
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New York NIetals

Iu,r-., ~ July lt,-Lead-spot LA s,
'-Sp9t L25 los; futures i.:7 81
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Independents.

The closing hid and asked prices Of
Independent oil stocks on tho New York
~ Thur'day as reported by Houston
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LE.CALS.

tfuhlishsd IN the Tulsa Daily World Juiy
~ IL. 10, 10. II. IN. 10. 20. ~ and ga
iS2i World Publishing Company. PUB.
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win the oil Men

II. {, Zciglor is entertaining an old
iilrhd ana partner, br. Charles
. Day, originally from Pennsylvania
who now resides In Honolulu and
who has operated through ohio and
Indiana, and was at one time assu-
riatcd with Mr XciElcr at Montpo-
Hcr, IL" was also president Of the
o Day BARLEY oil company. which
stiIi has production In Butler coun-
~, IA, and the doctor says some Of
tho wells are making as much oil
hs they did 20 years ago. while en-
gagged in the oil business tho doctor
invested h!s money by advancing
himself IN IA" profession Of his
choice, now being recognized as one
~ the Fellows ~ the American col
I"gc Of Surgeons he spent three
weeks I'm Butler with his old partner,
robert Bdrtl"y. ana he fdys all tho
old bunch ar" still alive but showing
little Eraycr and little older as
tn" years 20 by. They are sam kid
ding themselves being In that period
of life where their friends tell them
they don't look IT, and true 10 their
oil COuniry'S supcrstltiOus fooliTh
enough TO believe it," said the doc
tor. speaking uf his home town he
says. "liunuiulu L. N" ideal Cli-
mate cf IA" world, ana the tcmp"ra-
ture every day In the year averages
from about ~ 10 ~ degrees. II Ia
IA" only playground under the
American flag, ana II should be tn"
ambition Of every American to WRIT
Il, Tho music ~ iust as sweet. the
girls Just as yiysc!Ous and beautiful,
and tho moonlight just as bright ss
people OF the United States have had
~ pictured TO them We are. In
Honolulu, juvt now SUFFERING from
a dcpTcsssd d sugar market the same
~ you people here are suffering
from depressed oil market. So
concluded the dootor, whenever you
think ~ low price OIL pintre roIu' n
hcr that tho whole world .s !u much
tho same fix
MI ODay be leaving 'h.g morning
Tor Shreveport, whore hc w'p visit
his daughter Mrs g. y. Young,
who's" husband i# with the T-Nna
company,
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eg.., DIRK. July li.--Cotton--spot
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NOTICE 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS

NOTICE 10 PROPERTY OWNERS
AND Contractors
mas VIII be received at tho offIc. ol
,he 'hy Auditor, Tulsa. Oklahoma until
o'clock .. m. Monday. July 20, 1921
Tor the construction nf a Sanitary sewer.
Including lnt"ralH, connections and other
nppurirhsnc"s Tor Hewcr District No. I7p
49, created and established by Ordtnanc.
30, tlil, pHHHod and approved tho IAN
day "f April 1891.
Ilhns. prufilos and specifications for
the construction Of said sewer syHt.m and
hpputtcnsnc"s have been adopted by tho
Mayor ana board Of Commandments OF
SOFA 'iiy and are now on file In the offIce
of tho city EnHlnrrr.
HldH must be made upon the official
prup"hal sheets ~ tho City Of TULSA
me tight 10 reject any and all bids In
renewed to the liOaTd of Commissioners OF
mo 'liy nt Tulsa, oklahoma.
certified check IN tho sum OF five t5l
per rent of ths smount ot the hid VIII
be required from each bidder.
BY the BOARD ~ cnininr.slonora OF said
city at meeting of said Hoard to be-
held IN N" city lfnll In said City at
O'Clock u. m, on the 2oth day Of July.
1874,
Any and all parties Interested are hereby
notified that they may Epprnr and pro-
t"Si against or obl"ct To said proposed
improvements 1r any part thereof OF any
matter or thing lu relation thereto. at Haid
meeting Of the said Hoard Of Cummlssion.
rrs on the kth day Of July 1921
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN,
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The Coconino sun., 1921-08-12
A TOURIST FUNERAL.

Tuesday afternoon the funeral ser vices for the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hays, of Marshall, Arkansas who are travelling through to Sultana Calif., were held at the cemetery. The little daughter bacme ill the first of last week but seemed to i'm prove at times. The tourists camping near the Hays, in the city camping ground, became interested and tried to secure place in one of the local hos pitals, but without success, due to lack of room. The baby was taken finally to a hotel but did not live more than day after being removed from the camp.
 The services of Rev. Francis Bloy, of Mesa, Arizona, and Rev. s. K. Markley who is here with the Nash party from Hillsdale, Wyoming, both ministers being campers, were secur- ed and an invitation given to all camped in the camp grounds to attend the services, which were very we'll at- tended.
 An older daughter of the Hays is also sick and it will be necessary for the family to remain here for some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hays wish by this means to express their thanks to those who so kindly assisted them and sym pathized with them in their bereave- ment.