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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
CHUMSTICK.

The Chumstick District and Union
Sunday Schools had joint Christmas
program on Friday afternoon, Dec.
%. The patrons of the schools bv as
sistance and contributions had provid-
ed g tree with decorations complete
and very generous bag of candy,
nuts, and an orange for every child
residing in the district, and pop corn
balls for all present. The school chill
lren had made many wreaths and 9th
er ornaments for the room. Every
school child took one or more parts in
g splendid list of rectations dialogs
and songs and Sunday School quar-
tette sang "Star of the East" The
three children who will begin school
next year each gave a recitation and
their performance promises a live
first grade in the coming school year.
Each school child gave and received
one present according to name slips
previously drawn and Miss Dougher-
ty, their teacher, remembered every
pupl. with a present and was the re-
cipient Of several tokens of their re-
gard for her.
The Chumstick Union Sunday
School did not hold session on
Christmas day but will meet next
Sunday, New Years Day, at Martin
Christiansen's home. The presence of
all members and neighbors is desired.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

The home gardener, who still
clings to the idea that peas is
peas" and that one variety is
pretty much the same as another,
certainly ought TO secure copy Of
a book just off the press, which
deals with peas and other desir-
able vegetables.
The book referred to is the 1922
issue of Liliy's Seed Annual. This
guide from Western Americas
greatest seed house gives a wealth
of information about a wide va
riety of peas that have been accli-
mated here. These varieties have
been thoroughly tested and each
has proved its superiority for GER
tain requirements. With Lilly's
Seed Annual in hand, the gardener
can select Just the varieties he
wants, with the assurance that if
he follows instructions he is al
most certain of excellent results.
Peas are easy to grow in the
Pacific Northwest and if the direc-
lions given in this Seed Annual
are carefully followed no one who
has even a small plot of ground
need be without this delicious
spring vegetables. Peas are one
of the most striking examples of
the fact that produce fresh picked
from your own garden has a flavor
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

The first game was refereed bv
gentleman from Quincy, but as he
did rot give very good satisfaction to
either the crowd or the players, the
Gonzaga coach and Mr.. Smith of
Wenatchee, each otfciated half of
the second game. Both satisfied
everyone.
Following the Tuesdays game the
Leavenworth Athletic association en-
tertoined the visitors at a party in
the X. p. hall.
The band was at each game an
treated the audience to several num-
bers. 1t is fine to have so good a band
in the city and our citizens should
contribute freely to its support.
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PLAIN NOTES,

The Shore Brothers have sold their
timber to the Great Northern Lumbe.
Co.
Mrs. Arthur Lehman arrived he,c
last week from Chewelah, Wash. -
Join her husband here, who is work
inc for Mr.. Spence at Camp c.
\ Christmas program was given
las. Thursday night at the scNo,l
house by the school and Sunday
school. The school children will en-
iov two weeks vacation.
Miss TRINA King and Mr.. Wirial.
Burgess were married last SATURDAY.
Ii Nenatchce. They left that dav
for Stratford, Wash. to spend the
holidays with Miss Kings parent
] ey will return New Years and Mis-.
King will continue her school.
Mrs. H. W. Peters and son Homer
left Monday for North Liberty. T.
diana, to spend three months visitin ,
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. d. Shugart enter
tanned at Christmas dinner, Mr. and
Mrs Geo Shugart and family, NJ.
and Mrs. Earl Ault, Mr.. and Mrs.
Verr Shore and family, Mr. Brien
Mr. Rust and Wv Shore.
A community bible class was or
Ranzed Sunday evening. the purpose
being to study the bible from th1
beginning. The class will meet at the
school house every Sunday night at
6:3C. All are invited
Nh Mcdonald of Leavenworth. ha.
moved in crew of men and he is go
ing to log for the G. n. Lumber Co
at Old Camp b.
Mr. Woodruff, Mr.. Hoydt and Mr.
Thompson of Spokane, were here this
week locking after timber interests.
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which cannot be equaled by vege-
tables that have stood for time
after gathering.
This book also tells how to plant
and tend the different crops of
peas so as to have a succession of
them from early spring until we'll
along in the summer and gives
suggestions how to prepare the
ground.
The new issue of Lilly's Annual
also contains splendid array of
other vegetables, all of which have
been tested and proved by this re-
liable old house. There are Sec
tiOns, too, devoted to flower seeds
with reliable information for users
drawn from a long and ripe expe-
rience with the growing of vege-
tables and flowers in the Pacific
Northwest. In addition there is
catalog of the most dependable
fertilizers, sprays, bee and poultry
supplies, etc.
Altogether, Lilly's 1922 Seed
Annual is a book that no gardener,
amateur or professional should be
without. A copy is available free
on request at your dealers or from
the Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle,
Portland or Yakima. Get one
today and prepare for early plant
ing.
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LEAVENWORTH
o

Tuesday evening for the second
game the building was again filled to
about capacity and interest still ran
high. Osborn was still sick and al
though Bruce Smith was in his eight.
ing" clothes, no one expected that he
was able to enter the game and he
did not. There was determination
however, seen on the face of every
player and they played an excellent
game, though unable to hold the Wis
itors. Following is tn score of this
game.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30

The Shore Brothers have sold their
timber to the Great Northern Lumbef
Co.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
WOULD VARY LOADING RULES.

Oregon and Washington highway
officials are discussing a proposal
that state highway officials be given
more power to vary rules for heavy
trucking, such as hauling logs. so as
to permit as much business as pos
sible to be done over highways that
will stand the strain, while holding to
a much lighter load limit or stopping
heavy loading on roads that will MOI
bear it.
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AUTO LICENSES FALL DOWN.

Less than 10 per cent of the motor
vehicle owners in this state procured
new licenses before Christmas an
thousands of automobiles and truck
owners are liable TO arrest after Jan
uarv 1 for not having the 1922 Ii
cense. Because of the rush of Christ
mas mail, auto plates were not sent
out between Dec. 90 and q, but they
were mailed the next day.
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ST. PAUL'S EVANG.
LUTHERAN CHURCH,

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Sermon at 10:45. Theme for SER
mon, Christ Freed us from the
Law" Gal. A, II.
The ladies' aid meets with Mrs.
Louise Wanner Jan. 9Th.
VIM. LUECKEL, Pastor.
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built by the forestry bureau and will
not help the state highway system
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
LEGAL,

Gublishcd In the Tulsa pany World
November ~, l2 Hnd "a. 1871. world
Publishing Company rubliHhcrl
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals win be received BY the
city clerk Of Gushing oklahoma. on or
before I.a0 O'Clock .. m. December Z.
1921, IN tho office Of the city CLERK, city
nan, cushing OklahomH, Tor the material
and labor required Ia the Municipal ItcH-
pital for Gushing Oklahoma To he erected
At Gushing. OklahotnA In Cushing. Okla
hams IN accordance with the drawlugs and
specifications prepared by Redlich aud
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homn.
Copies ot the plans specifications. and
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nf Thirty ta0,00D Dollars for the General
Contract on or after November 18th,
The General Contract win include all
work shown on the drawings and specified
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Proposals must he accompanied by a
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LEGAL.

Provided however the, sny ~ the
owners Uf the lots or psrcets OF In n %
assessed may az any lime during the
four 90 consecutive weeks following the
day of tho first publication Of this ordi.
nance pay TO the city Auditor of ths city
N Tulsa. the fun amount Of the assess.
neute 30 levied against their said ln's aud
property from tho Ioin Of such sssess-
ment
SECTION &; That tnis ordinance fhali
be published for tweuty-nine consecutive
days IN the Tulsa Daily World a newI-
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Interested In the assessments hereby
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parts Of ordinances IN conflict with the
provisions Of TINS ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists are hereby repealed.
SECTION g. THAT an emergency eSistr
and safety, by reason whereof this .ordi.
nance shah take effect from and after
lis passage. approval and publication.
PASSED, and the emerg sncy clause
ruled upon separately and approved tina
Z6th day of October, 1891,
APPROVED. this g5th day ~ october.
T. d. EVANS.
Mayor
MRS PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
NiERV.SSK iFERASK e. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.
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RRoADMooR HEIGHTS SECOND
ADDITION,

SECTION :: That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de.
Clarod to be lien upon such lots Nnt
parcels Ct land 90 tho same erten; -
other taxes and shall be collected aud en-
forced In the same manner IS other taxes
In and for the city " Tulsa, oklahoma.
are collected.
SECTION >; That All assessments here
hy levied shell pc uivhed into tnfea "a, ,
by said Statutes OF the State Of Okla 70
homs for Hunh eases made and provided (;
that the ssssssmentS shall bear interest
iat the rate Of eight tD per centum ptr
annrm, payable annually at the time of
the payment Of the several inS'allments q
the said assessments from the date OF
che taking effect Of this ordnance; that
the first tnstallment Z sad nssesst1ent.
together with the accruel intsrs~t on the
deferred instsllments ahall be payable "a
the 18Th day Of December, l5.l, and the
remaining deferred instailinsa's with the
yearly interest on the unpaid lnstallments,
shall be payable on the 18th day OF De-
cember uf each succeeding year until all
shall be paid
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oRDINANCE No. .soS
~ oRDINANCE TO abortion LEVY
AND ASSESS SPECIAL TAXES N
smWER DisTglcT 20: AZ ~ TnE
EsTABLisiiEp ny QRplNANCE 30.
WHEREAS. In pursuance or the proy1s-
Oklahoma, and the statutes OF the state
provided. The said city OF Tulsa dld by
SEWER DiSfRicT NO i7o' and after
having declared It Necessary 70 con.
No. an by tho provisions OF said Ordi-
nance No 2iil did on the lstf DAY Of
septsm6er ds o issl con,,,c let TO- S'n,5Gsk, ,,,n
contract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer in SEWER DISTRICT NO
WHEREAS. In pursuance of said con-
tract Haii Comstock- smedley COMPANY
have eon,sstIncteed seriSin sennAry sewer
the work under said contract has been
accepted. and approved by the city Engl,,
neer and the Board OF Commissioners OF
the city OF Tulsa and,
WHEREAS IN further pursuance or
ne statutes OF ths stato ot oklaaoins
charter ot the said city Of Tulsa, OKLA
homa, IL ia deemed necessary by the Board
OF Conmiss oners OF the city Of Tulsa 10
levy and assras a special tax upon tho
property liable TO assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO, l7p. by reason Of
. the assessment IN said SEWER DISTRICT
NO, 17s. by reason OF construction u
said sewer and To pay for tho same, and,
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con-
struction of said sewer m said SEWER
DISTRICT NO, i1e. including extras,
have been ascertainsd ana is hereby dc.
ciared to be the sum Of iS.63S3A, all ct
which is to he levied by special assess
meHts against the lots and parcels OF
/ land benefited by the construction OF said
I sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. i7s,
I ana,
! WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize he ieyy
[ Of the assessments against said let's an
] parcels of land liable for the cost Ut
/ construction Of said sewer In said SEWER
I DISTRICT NO, i7s. IN the amnun's here
/ matter specified In Section of iAis
l Ordinance
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/ DAiNED BY THE BOARD or COM
/ MlsSloNEkS OF THE CITY OF TULSA.
/ OKLAHOMA;
! SECTION l. THAT there shan he and
/ there is hereby epportioned TO and levied
l upon and assessed against the several lots
/ and parcels Of land In said SEWER DIS
| TRICT NO l1g In the city Of Tulsa.
! Oklahoma. so benefited by the construc-
tlon Ot said sewer, the amounts respective
/ ly as follows to wit:
I BHOADMOOR HEIGHTS ADDITION
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Public Auction on Monday,
December II, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
hN IL = GnNnrnnnnt

y
At pawhusita, Oklahoma. December 10,
1921, about 3G,6O0 nCtcH in quarter section
tracts viii be offered Tor oil leases, BIDS
to be- Tor bonus In addition 90 stipulated
royalties 70 per ccut PAYABLE ON date ot
sale, balance IN three annual instaUmcnts
With acceptable security, Within tho area
advcrtlsrd there are about 7lbO oli wells
producing from I to i,000 barrels each.
the total daily production Tor september
being about $1,000 barrels, and about %
now drnilnE Al lands now leased sepa-
ratcly for gas For blue prints NJ area
advertised, tracts nov -sssi sad produc.
lnE wells send 90 cents and for all logs of
producing wells 20 cents and Tor further
Information white to 4. s., superintendent
osage Agency. faWhusks, oklahoma,
tPubiished In the ru,sa paus worla. No
A. ,1%'fTT IS Is 'isS'lSS so''siE a. A. 4 sss' y
". 2s. 1871, World Publishing Couvany.
rubiishcrsl,
Under and by virtue Of section ~ OF
Article 10 " the Constitution of the
state OF ,oklshoIns, and Ordinance No.
hona. authorizing empowering and a..
rcctinE the undersigned, the Mayor OF the
city - Tulsa Oklahoma, TO call a special
election Tor the purpoae hereinafter SGT
toTth.t Nhirh said ordinance was passed
and approved on the 26th day uf October
Wsaa Ws ana gSSii,.aRsir gpHy,asi 522 iss sS TULSA p"'y
Evans, tho undcrsigucd, Mayor of the Clty
o. tulsa. Oklahoma, do hereby call aud
said city OF Tulsa, OKLAHOMA. upon Tues
day November the 2sth 1921, for The
purpose ~ submitting 20 the quslifieI
property taN-payinE electors Of said City
/ of Tulaas Oklahoma, the following propo'
alttuns
[ Shalt the city ~ Tpiss state Of Okla
homa, incur an Indebtedness ny ia aims
/ It's negotiable wbterworks utility acriu
] coupon bonds OF said city Of Tulsa Okia.
honiA. 20 be known aud dosgnatrd al
] "Waterworks Honds ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma",
I IN the aggregate principal sum of SIS
I Milton. Eight hundred Thousand Ns, 500,
/ GOO. 0Ol Dollars. 10 provide funds for thi
/ purpose of dUfraying tho expense ana pay
eluipping a waterwrks and water suppl>
Junction with the Grand Rivcr, In NJ Iyc'
the Clty ~ Tulsa. ukiaLs ma, and TO 4,
nc utiiiiyi and, l0yy ana collect an ahnua
tax Ia addition 10 all other taxes. upor
eli tho taxable properly IN said City
sufficient 90 pay the interest on sad
bonds. a. It falls due, and also 90 consti
tute a sinking FUND for the payment o.
the principal thereof whea due. SAT-
bonds to bear interest not 60 exceed thl
rate OF Six (G%l per centum per angum
payable Hcmi-annually and TO oooOns duy
serially within twenty five t2Sl YEAR
from thsir date,
The ballot used ut said election shall
set out the proposition, - above sci foTtn,
aut-shsll also contain tho words;
ist For the above proposition.
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LEGAL

I. Precinct No. o. Voting rltcs. court
Hogse. Assessgr's 9lice lg.nect 70, w.
Moe clerks Alma Dsrt, o q Avery.
Precinct No. Voting rpis.. ply'ndqth
specior. WIN Price. Judges J. u. wilkins.
g. w. Gilman, Clerks. Henry Arandncf.
Precinct no. =. Voting place. irving
School. PARK and NsyJsI Avenues IN
pecior,. n y. Jeuisson5 Judgss hls. Ms.
iialper Mr.. y l.. wsich
a. rfgg'n = No .y''iIg rH,,i. ,9sasgf
wynn. CLERKS. I'd Yodsr. Mrs. Harry can
nady.
side TiPe iip station tlIuo Softh d,u sT.st. ~.
spoctor, a. r. Goode Judges. Fpni Flah-
nigan. Lawgenco iltton. Jerks. c. r..
Pfstinct No IL, Voting Place, wash-
inRton school Rockford ami llois.. IN
ic.a sipeetor W L. op,Gnsrryyji i.s,ds's n' "
Presigsi No. il voting ,gg,se'. g I.o,si,l. ,.
Judges, " W FoH Etia query clerk.
Jot Collins. WIN. query.
spsctor 4 81 Weioh. Judgca. y, l.
Esslsy, ;. y. lanE. clerks. ). W. sundef'
Precinct No III voting place Horace
Mann School, Eleventh and Boston streets
n'psetot J2ySe ,sg. Isasss DIV y. 4 I'm j.
tor. Nrs. Guy y. Linton.
% rr..cinc,, NJ Is. Voting rlaee. I,l Nash
Hs5"sT ET2n s''' n.n5 s.a s.'n J"5ss. ,,Iss,
S1as ~, W onr'e"' CLERKS IL
rrecinct Nc Is Voting place. River.
view sghool. Twelfth and Frisro, lnspec
tor Sam bounds lodges 5. T.. Dunn. q
H. Msronoy, Clefh.. sirs, j. e.. Burnett,
Precinc, No. "a Voting Place. west
SIDE Ere station, Inspector Jack Smith
I 10y CLERKS. q c spiI,nsn. 4, n
pieeine, Nc. ~ Voting Pace. south sld'
lnspector. y. NJ Bohn! Judges. u. x.
/ liughoa George r. Iiush Clerks ueorg'
| Precinct No, ~. Voting Place. Grace
| ~. q. ChuIehi Inspector 20 Warren
. judges. e. =. klscr, n l.. Lawsi clerks
I precinct No. 20. Voting Place, aOi
soulh Maybcll. Feuton Rondencc inspec'
7 tor. e.. D. Fcnton, Judges G.. l.. Dawson
/ v @. Msupin. clerks c NJ Priehard
rrcsiast No q Voting Place Kendall
/ Roher, IT, clark Nellie -. Mcleod
clerks, Anna Holland. 3 }, o,conneT.
p sS,"sS lee schooi SS Tw%entstn % and cindiSSst
( u ?, Mars6ail j. y. simmons. Clerks.
Precinct No 2S. Voting Pace. pookc
/ 7. Washington $, hooli Inspector. Richati
. Nelson, Judges Tom Holman " = Mur
i phey, Clerks. Ella Nelson, Harry liam
/ i,un.
/ Precinct No. 20: Voting Place. t02 8.
Nai thus. Hamilton Metzel Drug Stors'
+ insi rctor, John kainey, Judges. y. W
u Ouiau Mrs. LoRchmau; Clerks ~, r.
/ fugrahsm. Bcryi johnson
u Precinct No 2hi Nyt.nR Place. Whittle
school. 2ei North Lewis, inspectQr. Ma
hoard. Judges Iir, Eyers, John 'Engle
i Clefka Paulins psard Hattie Finklo.
I Precinct No 60. Voting Place, Res
House owen psrk Inspector, Jack Bod
kin, Judges. Harry wills. g. v. Burton
N clerks. I'D Grassland. o. H. Hastle
Such Officers shall act ss counters an
make returns OF the result " the voting
at tho respective polling places. ru
! gulrrd by law.
Witness. my hand Mayor Of said city
I affixed Ia said city. this ard day Of No
I yember, a. -, 1874
/ tScaD r. II. EVANS.
Mayor
I Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
] .V. Auatt,r
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Nf the voter desires 20 veto for tho
aoore propositiun he shall STAMP an tx"
~ tho ufst square above, N he dosires TO
we hgelhst the above proposition he
shhnl stamp an TX" In the second SQUARE
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMo6rLEs ron SAFE

AUTO BODIES REPAtRED-we special
ize on "anashupH"
TULSA AUTO TIMERS
u2 r. Second OVaBe 55o
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WE wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to the kind friends and dear neighOors
who so nobly assisted us In the recent
illness and death OF our beloved father.
j. =. HAllman; also for the floral offer
lngs. Mr.: and Mrs. II. l.. Botkin. West
Tulsa.
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published in the Tulsa Daily world
No'f%Ggr ,s "a 4 a' ,s Il hs 90 y 4 70 70 e.
a. 2b. 26, q. 2S 20, 1921, The World
Publishing Company. Publishersl
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved a. 20 form this Ord day OF
November, 1871
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.
Guy Attorney.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-01-27
TO BUILD CLUB

Arthur Brown, local contrac-
tor, was Thursday afternoon
awarded contract for the con-
struction Of the clubhouse on the
property of the Old Hickory
club, which is located about two
miles from Jamestown, adjoin-
ing the Mackay lodge, on the
Guilford College road. -
The plans call for an 11-room
house, built Of stone and, logs
with a shingle roof. The floors
will be built Of hardwood, and
will have running water, electric
lights, seeWrage system and all
modern conveniences. An ex-
penditure of approximately
$4,000 would result, but for the
fact that the club will furnish
the tinnbers and lumber used in
the construction Of the building.
High Point business and pro-
fessional men are stockholders
in the Old Hickory club, which
was recently chartered by the
secretary Of state.