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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
FUTURE MARKETS
HELD ESSENTIAL
Speculation Necessary for
Grain Trade, House Is
Told by Witness

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.--Exist-
ence of future markets for specula-
non is necessity In the grain trade.
the house agriculture committee
was told today by representatives Of
he chicago board Of trade, who ap-
peared in opposition to legislation
proposing regulation of the ex-
changes.
Exchanges cannot function with
out speculation" declared Joseph T..
Griffin. president of the Chicago
board of trade. IAN commodity
prices inevitably fluctuate unless
monopolized."
"1iedging| he declared. "helped
me pubic by narrowing the dea lers'
profits, thus increasing the price
PAID to the producer and decreasing
the cost to the consumer.
Prices for wheat are fixed by the
avs of supply and demand. James
II. Boyle, professor of agricultural
economies at Cornell university, tes-
tlfied. Prices for grain on the Chi.
ago board of trade. in general
way, reflect the supply and demand
factors and meet the correct mar
ket test" he said. adding that both
Factors vary from day to day and
account for market fluctuations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
Fanatics BOlstering
Courage of Woman on
Long Hunger Strike

DANNILLE, H., Jan l3,-Re-
liglous e natics in great numbers
are bolstering up Mrs, Ernest 5.
Harrington's courage in her hun
ger strike to force her husband
into the church. according to DR.,
w. G. Dixon, city health commits
siOner who witnessed domonstra-
tiOns OF this character today while
examining the woman's condition.
One of these, Myrtle Baker OF
Ninccnnes. H.. knelt before Mrs.
Harrington bed, shook her fist In
the woman's face, prayed caJoied.
begged and implored her to hold
out to her determination to win
her husband to the church by
continuing her fast,
II am satisfied the woman
would cat and stop her religious
demonstration IL these fanatics
were kept away from the house,
DR.. Dixon declared.
The health officer In cXamin-
ing Mrs. Harrington found her
condition almost normal, he said,
which led him to doubt she had
tasted the long time she claims,
Mrs. Harrington Insisted this Is
the 47th day since she has taken
food
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WALLACE ACCUSED
AS TIME WASTER'
CONTINUED rRoM'PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM'PAGE ONE
be referred to popular vote before II
can become a law 1t was proposed
10y NJ. NJ. Watson OF Chandler.
The amendment proposed by Mr.
Watson provides limits on various
classes OF taxes, M follows; state,
y mills for all purposes, as at pres
ont; county. 10 mills. with mills
additional for schools: township, \
mills; city, ~ mills: school district,
Sib mills. with the provision that
school districts may vote 10 mills
more.
Watson is Joint author OF another
amendment relating to taxation. pro-
viding for IA graduated land tax, the
other authors are j, A. Nance. w. o.
Pratt. NJ. +, Smiling and James
Miller.
The proposal declares tho holding
OF 32O acres by one person IL not a
natural right, but a legally acquired
right, and provides for each dollar
Of assessed valuation OF land above
32O acres held by one person, and
less than $40 acres. tax OF | mn
shall be collected: from $40 to l,2SO
acres, n tax OF . mills: from 1,2s0 To
l.a2O, acres. . mills; from 1870 to
1850 acres. 10 mills: from 2,bbO 10
$4,000 acres, Is mills. and on hll
above $1,000 acres. tax OF 30 mllls.
owners OF land in excess OF 32o
acres should he required to report
their holdings TO the state audi
tor.
A bill providing for a chief con,
scrvation officer OF mines and oil
and gas was introduced by j. L. Har-
-is. republican. Britton.
The corporation com mission wouid
he abolished and its power trans
rcrred to the district courts under
t, bill introduced by representatives
Harris and Bell in the house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
Oklahoma Notes
From the Capital

Special TO The World.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lt.-Con-
gresham Charles Swindell OF the
Eighth oklahoma district, successor
to the late Dick T, Morgan, was to-
day elected by the house OF repre-
sentatives to a place on the com
mittee of public lands,
Charter was today granted by the
comptroller OF the currency to- the
Idabel National bank of Idabel
Okla, The capital is $4,000. X. -.
Williams Is president and Bernie
Hcrnstein cashier.
Application was received for a
charter for the Morris National
bank OF Morris, Okla, with "A pro-
posed capitalization Of $25,000, j. Il.
Mullins OF Morris made the applica-
tion.
The Liberty National bank Of
Tulsa was given permission to in
crease its capital by $4,000 max
ing its new capitalization $250,OOO.
Arthur II. Geissler, former re-
publican state chairman for OKLA
homa. was here on his way TO New
York today and called at the office
of Congressman Harreld.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
A NEW MEXICAN CLASH
Former Secretary Polk Charges TINT
Mcxicuns'nrc DcfraudinG Amcr'-
cans out Of Mining Properties.

WASH INGIoN, Jan. lf--'s'I"' > &"
that parties in authority IN Mexico
City are. Interested in Fraudulent
legal possessions involving titie TO
the Nalca mining property In, that
country, were made by Frank l..
Polk, former under-secretary or
state In memorandum fiied WIN
the state department today IN ms
capacity as counsel for American
claimant To the property.
An informal inquiry as To me
statue OF this case was addressed TO
the Mexican government by inc
state d ipartment this week through
Charge Summerlin. POLK reques--
cd supplementary action BY the ue-
partment to prevent seizure or tho
property by Mexican federal troops
which, he said, were en- route to the
mines.
The memorandum asserts that
the principal hackers of the Mexican
claimants 10 whom the property mas
been awarded. undor dc ision OF
the Mexican Eupreme court the
validity of which is attacked by the
American stockholders are Rogue
Estrada, brother OF the present min
.stcr of war and the late General
Hill until a few weeks ago minister
Of war and many others
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
LEGAL

Education " tho Ctty " Tulsa. OF tho
state OF oklahoma, hereby gives notice
mat scaled bids tot the sale ot 1900 600 10
ot said bonds Will he received w 70 oight
o'clock NJ, on Tuesday tho 18Th day
ot January 1874. and opened at tha,
Time. ut m,etins to be held on ssid
~ Schools, In the HiEh School building
in the city " Tulsa. OKLAHOMA.
Sealed bids viii bc received on either
or both " the following propositions Tor
disposal ~ said bonds ~ follows
ta) For a. total u $500 eco 90 of said
h"tds consisting u' Series A.
OF tho total sum of sioo,9oo.oo.
due aud psyHbl. five years from
Their date. or April /, 1895. and
of tho total sum ot $4,000 oo'
duN and payable in sin fcvtl
cisht and nlns years from their
date, or Aprl I. 1925. Apru 1.
iggi Apfn /. 1873, and Aprll I.
1s2a
%, For a total " $500. 600 90 ot said
bonds. consisting of :, rics X. l..
NJ y % and T.. zach scrlcs u
the total sum Of siOoooo 90, due
ana payable IN fifteen. NNtuvn.
seventeen, eighteen. nineteen and
twenty years from their date. or
Ann l. 1881 Arul J. 1885. Arril
!, 1881 April !. 1888. Apth !.
on all bids submitted, a certified check,
payable 10 the said Board. In the sum Of
an evidence ct good faith and all bidders
should plainly specify which bonds ato
hid upon. and any sud all bidders may bid
On either or both propositions.
The Board reserves tho right to reject
any aud all bids and reserves the right
TO actept any most favorable hid on
said bonds. baecd on any premium offered,
and further reserves tho right 20 accept
any tid offered au the best intcrcstA OF
the school district may require.
Under the laws " the state Of okla
homa, bonus cannot G sold for loss than
par aud accrued intcrrs said bonds bear
intereat from aud after their date OF la
suancc.
The law further provides that money.
deposited by tn" Treasurer " the Board
must draw three per cent (3"cl per an.
num on daily balance
Dated at Tulsa, Oklahoma, this Flfth
day uf Jsnuary. 1871.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ny
II. - MCCLURE
President.
Attest;
EEn Mancffnny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
Six Tulsa Women Attend
W.C.T.U. Bixby Meeting

Six Tulsa women attended the al
day meeting OF the Tulsa County w
G. II. l.. Friday ~ Bixby, the dele
CATION consisting of Mrs. Lilah -
lindsay. county president; Mrs lda
Wygant. county vice president ana
president Of the Tulsa City fedora
tAn: Mrs Ella Decker. Mrs. cara
Park. Mrs. II. II, Wilson ON the pro-
gram, discussion of the duty OF WON
en- citizens in connection with law
enforcement shared importance with
that OF race bet,erment ana Inora'
education. Mrs. Wygant presided
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
LEGAL
sCUOOJ, pONDs TO, mn VI

WHEREAS Heretofore the qua rcd
slectort of tho BoaTd Of Education Of tho
City of Tulsa, ~ the state OF ORIanomr.
At an election held on the ifth day -
February 1920, duly authorized tn Is
suance ~ serial bonds In tho sum OF
1850 900 90. said bonds being each In the
principal sum NJ 81 900 90. bearing dato
of April /. 1890, the proceeds of wnlch
are 10 be us'i In the purchase VI sites
the erection ~ school buildings. the cree
tion Of an addition 20 the Nigh School
building, and the equipment Of tho same.
said bonds bearing interest ~ the rate
81 five per cent 90 per annuin. payablr
semi annually. and 10 become due a. ar.
fersnt dates. And
WHEREAS, II IL th- desire ~ 'hs tsld
Board OF Educafion Z tie ,'iN st Tulsa.
Of the State Of OklahoTh to. AT this
time. dispose of $500, 900 90 Of said bonds
issue OF fs50,e00 90
NOW. THEREFORE,. The said Board Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
LEGAL.

SECTION /, THAT there shah he and
hereby IL auportinneA 20. charged. levied
and assessed against the several lots and
tracts ot land liable to Asscssmcnt and
tho owners thereof in STREET IN
rRONEMENT Instruct NO 1855, with
the Improvements thereon and appur'
tcnRuces thercunto belonging. as spc-
ciel ieX to. nay TV'nrTs PLEAS.
improvements hs provided bV contract
with tho City " Tulsa Okahoma, the
amounts respectively as follows. tu.wit'
RIVER. 'BE DRIVE ADDITION.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
New Steel Wage Cut.

NTTNAUD, Jan, Il,'--Tt WAS an
f'dHr Nv the Inland steel
company and the Steel and Tube
company of America that wages
would he reduced on Monday to 30
,ents an hour. the scale effective
rom April to August, 1918, II was
also announced that the wages Of
workers in the plants OF the Ameri-
an Stcel Foundry company at Ham
nond. Ind, and Ann Arbor, Mich,
ave been cut 10 per cent, These are
'o first reductions In steel mill
wages announced in the Chicago re-
giOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
GALLl.CURCi MARRIES TODAY

ST. LOUIS PARK, MINI, Jan. -.
An American flag which saw service
in tho world war will be used as a
canopy under which Madame Ame-
lita Call -Curci, prima donna. will
he married here tomorrow To Homer
Samuel, her piano accompanied.
The flag was presented to tn-
singer a year ago by n Forth Worth.
TcXas. regiment. before whom she
gave concert
Absence of any osten.atious cere-
mony has been planned by the bride
grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Samucls. at whose home
here the wedding viii take place
shortly after noon. Less than dOzo~
persons will attend and the only dec
orations used viii be the flag md
flowers. Nine. Galli-Curci. who Is a
subject Of italy, viii become an
American citizen through her mar
riagc to Mr.. Samuels The singer
obtained her first naturalization pa
pers n year ago, but her marriage
will completely enfranChse her.
New Zealand Is planning eNtcn-
sivc development OF it's water power
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
3OO-l'oundcr 10 Pen.

a associated Press state WIRE
MUSKOGEE, Jan. III. q. bus
Ter" Holland of Nowata, weighing
800 pounds, was today taken to the
federal pcnitcntiary at Leavcnworth
kan. 10 serve II months for violat-
ing the liquor laws, The United
states circuit court of appeals re-
Gently confirmed his conviction. OBJ
tained here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
Attest;
GEO. MaoCuRDy.
Secretary,

Certificate No 9tti.
NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF TIME OF
REDEMPTION FROM TAX SALE
To Huford Miller aud. IL dead. to I'M
known heirs, deVisecs administrators
Executors aud assigns " tho said Iuuford
Miller deceased. Ownor and to the per-
son In possession OF the land. or lots
hereinafter described!
You and each OF you, are hereby nati.
fled that on the tth ds, of November
1918. I'd Dalton, the then duly qualified
and acting County Treasurer In and for
Tulsa County, state Of Oklahoma, sold
TO the undersigned for delinquent taxes
for the year 1871 including interest and
penalty thereon TO date " sale for which
Tax Sale Certificate M. 1891 was n
sued. ON the following described land OF
lots. situated Ia Tulsa County, Oklahoma,
to-wits
Lot Two t?,, Block Thirty-one t3D.
In original town ef Red Fork, Oklahoma,
You and each Of you. are further notl.
fled that unless redemption I've msd, from
said sale withR sixty ,6Ob days pter
date Of the service Of this notice on you.
tax deed will he demanded and WI
issue as provided by law.
Y \. BOWERS
Owner of certlfcatn OF Tax Sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AUTO SALVAGE

We
Chalmers Chevrolet Chandler,
Elgin,
Haynes Henderson HUDSON
Na
Paige
Pullman c. H. Regal
Studebaker Nehe.
Brsoe Empire
res Ford Paris WNgd goo caS Tor s!agG we ship anyw%h,s %
Vim Woscot l. NJ r. Packard Vulcan Broe REQ Empire
ixles accessories
We ship anywhere
C OIL
AUTO SALVAGE
EastS Phone 31e<
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15

THE
santnople, claims
8
tine the
protectorate
S-i'ih patrols it is charged have
the Turkish These
the hands OF frances enemies Turkey
4Thc British
in The
*
TO French
the
sheviks strengthens the laters
of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15

publlshed In the Tulsa paiy world Jan.
uary II ~ iS. ~ ani a.. te7i world
fubiishinE Company. pubilahcrs.l
NOTICE OF HEARING pN ASSESS
MENTS FOW PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT ND $50.
cry on TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the Resolution of
tho Hoard ~ Commissioners duly adopted
on the 7th day " January. ia2i notice
IL hereby given that the noetd of com
m'ssioners of tho City Of Tulsa. OKLA
homn, has examined the estimate ana
statement " the Guy Engineer as 60 tho
amount ~ the cost ~ the concrete pave
mcut witch should be asarssed Hghinst
the ahutiinE property the property bone.
fltod and other property liable to arr'Hs-
mcnt ana the owners 'horeof. In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 2bt
wHiCH Includes tho following described
roftiOne of streots to-wit'
WOODWARD BOULEVARD from
the Fast line Of Nivcrridc pilVo TO
the West line Of tho Midland Valley
Railroad night f-Wey
Aud said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afore-
said abatement and estimate Of the Guy
Engineer aud has determined to aasess
the cost of the improvements In said
District asainst tho abuttlbR property.
tho property benefited and other prop.
erty liable to assesrmcnL and the own
era thereof ar folioOr, to-wW;
RIVERSIDE DRiNE ADDITION
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owner of Certificate Of Tas sale,
Ccrtificaie No 2s92-2sgs
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF

NOTICE OF ENP1NATlpN OF TIME OF
REDEMPTION FROM TAX SALE.
To Hluford Miller and. II dead, to un'
known heirs, deviseos, administrators.
executors and assigns OF the said Dluford
Miller, deceased. Owner. and to the per
son In possession OF the land or lots.
hereinafter described:
You and each Of you. are hereby noti-
fled that. on the tth day OF sovember.
1919. Ed Dalton, the then duly qualified
and acting County Treasurer In and for
Tulsa County, state Of Oklahoma. sold
70 tho underslgned, for delinquent taxes
for the year isi7 including Interest and
penalty thereon TO date OF sale for which
Tax Sale Certificate No. 2se2 2-2ss3 was o
sued. on the following described land, or
lots situated in Tulsa ccunty. Oklahoma.
to wit
Lot I and 6, Block u. In town Of ited
Fork. Oklahoma.
You and each Of you. are further natl
fled that unlesS redemption be made from
said sale within sixty 900 day, after
date Of the service OF this nntioc on you,
tax deed VIII be demanded and VIII
Issue as provided by law.
N, V. YAUuEE,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15

In an Illinois inventors astronomi-
cal clock "A miniature earth IL cor
tectly illuminated at all hours and
seasons s,. by rays from phosphorescen'
u6urcs OIL the sun and moon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
Man Arrested Here for
Missouri Bank Robbery

JOPLIN, Mo. Jan. IA. a.. Ape'
Of Joplin, 81, arrested in TulSH,
Okla, yesterday, was placed In jail
at Cassville. MOI. today charged with
completely In the robbery of bank
~ Seligman. Mo-. In November Apei
has been out on bond awaiting trlal
here this month for alleged compile
i,y in the robbery of a bank at sar-
coke, Mo-, several months ago. HIS
mother and stepfather also are on
bond on the same charge.
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LEGAL

potent Jurisdiction wherein suit is brought
to furccioae thc lien securing said tax hi0
nr taS bills to IN aud determine a ~
sonahlc attorneys leo 10 be- taxed In the
action In tavor " tho holder Of the tax
hill
SECTION g. That passage by tho pootd
" Commissiouers ~ this ordinance. finally
assessing tho property herein desc rib"d
its ptopottiunnto shtto ~ tho cost ~ the
pavement according TO the benefit de-
rived ihcrofruW, and In making and fixing
4 drn utuH toe property as herein set
out shall operate na notice ~ such u-sesa
Wcnt aud lirn against the creditors OF
the ovncrs ~ Huch rfupcrtv and the pur-
,htacr thereof aud tho Hon hcrebv fixed
Shall be effective against all such owners,
ctcdltu,s or pur"hnsrrr.
SECTION That on ordinances or
parts ~ ordinances tu conflict with the
such conflict EXISTS, BE-. und The same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION That an emergency exists
Tor thr. preservation uf the ulbiig health
prarc aud safety aud fof tho furthorancc
u strcot impro, cucut. by reason whcfrut
this ordinance shall thir effect frum aud
after Its passage. approval aud publica-
tion.
PASSED. aud ihc emergency clause
ruled upon rcpnrntey aud approved this
itth day ~ January, 1921.
1874
Attest,
MRs. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
PRANK u. puNCAN.
city Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15

New Zealand is planning eNtcn-
sivo development Of it's water power
reservoir Of which at present II en-
plOys about 50,O00 horsepower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SIRAYED on STOLEN from my farnS'
three miles south On Peoria. three
months old male setter puppy, white,
body with orange spot on one side, orange
eats and ono side % head orange rcwar6'
fnr Information or return. Phone Edward
Soph, psage G6bs or Usage f0le.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
NO EXAMINATION
FOR UNIVERSITIES

The State superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction recently received word
from the president Of the University
of Nevada that the Tonopah high
school. with all the four-year high
schools in the State. had the privfi-
eye Of entering without examination.
its full graduates upon the recon-
mendation Of the principal Of the
high school. and the submission Of a
statement of credits. at least1 5 stand
ard units.
Word has also been received from
the University Of California and from
Stanford University to the effect that
Nevada four-year high schools. on
the University Of Nevada accredited
list. may enter their graduates with
out examination into these universe
ties upon the showing OF proper rec
ord Of graduation from high school
and the high school principals rec
ommendation.
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QUICK

1T is known that quick action is
essential because many stockmen are
right now considering the sale OF
stock which should be kept. in order
to raise funds to meet their obliga-
lions. Arrangements are to be per-
fected at once through the Nevada
Bankers Association so that all Ne
vada banks which wish to take ad-
vantage of this situation will be ad-
yised of the routine procedure nee
essary and be in a position to grant
aid Immediately. to their clients and
customers. The Nevada Live Stock
Association is to invite the stockmen
and farmers of the State and adjacent
territory to make its headquarters at
Reno the clearing house for those
who wish to sell or buy feeder stock
for finishing in Nevada so as to get
the buyers and sellers into touch with
each other with the least possible de-
lay"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
NO BETS OVERLOOKED

Carson Appeal: A local advertiser
offered his church free hymn books
IL they would consent to the insertion
of his advertising. They accepted
the offer and got the hymn books.
On the following Sunday the min
lister announced: Brethren and Sis
tiers, we will use our new hymn books
this morning. 1 want to say that the
gentleman who so kindly donated
them must have experienced a change
of heart. 1 have looked through the
fy-leaves in both the front and back
and nowhere do I find a single ad-
-vertisement. Let us sing hymn No
6E"
Turning to the hymn he read aloud:
"Hark, hear the heavenly voices ring,
Bunkem's pills are just the thing.
Angels voices soft and mild,
Two for man and m for child"
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stockgrowers for the source Of their
trade.