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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23
Estate of Albert M. Whitcomt
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed ly
the Honorable Probate Court for the District 4
ant adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate o Albert N. Whitcomb,
late of Morristown, in said district deceased and
all claims exhibited m Offset thereto, hereby
aforesaid at the office OF the County Clerk in
the town of Hyde Park. in said district, on the
10th day OF April ana 1871 day OF September
next from O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock p. m,
on each OF said days and that six months from
the 18th day Of March A. d. 1921, is the time
limited by sai0 Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claimt to us foI examination and al
lowance.
Dated at Hyde Park. this 18th day of March.
A, d., 1921. :. b. WAITE,
+. q SHERWIN,
81 Commissioners
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23
Church Notes

Boys meeting Wedne slay Up. m.
Choir Practice. Mr.. Lapalm. s p. m.
Meeting at Portervile Friday. p. m.
Special Easter Service Sunday 10:45
a. m.
Special services in Commenoration of
our Lords death on Friday. Up. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23

A Lone Star Sign Of the Times.
1t has just about gotten so In this
country that when a married woman
has candy it's a sign she bought Il
herself.-Dallas News.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23
inexpensive Palm.

A pretty, inexpensive palm can be
grown from one or two seeds of a
common dried date. The soil should
be rich and the plant should be well
Eatered. HwsA "
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-23
BAN "WIFE SACRIFICE"
Members of Utah Colony Excomn1uni.
Gated by the Mormon Church

Salt Lake City, Utah.-Through of
fetal church announcements of the ex-
communication of several members of
the Mormon church it became known
a colony of upwards of 90 men and
women, situated miles from a railroad
in eastern Juab county, has been prac-
ticing new doctrines.
Among these is "the doctrine of wife
sacrifice" under which wives of MON.
hers were interchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

Iig'n Whistle candles. Iio rhurO-
tate. lnt~. SWr,t~. Dancing
College Inn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
COLORADO RIVER
RESOURCES TO Be
CONFERENCE TOPIC
Nine States Interested in
Convention Which
Opens Tomorrow

RIVERSIDE, Calf. Dec. t. Pow
or ANA reclamation, the Two great
potentinliies OF Of the
Colorado river. tho conflicting devel-
opments OF which have created great
problems throughout nine southwest
crn states. will be the subject OF
analysis by international experts here
tomorrow and for i've aucceedi1E
days. The lcagu. OF the southwest.
comprising 5000 organizations IN
Guiding state. county and city gov
ernmcntH, as well NJ public utility
and private corporations. has called
d special meeting to discus the sub
Jcct.
Government authorities. including
Secretary Of the Interior Albert g.
FnlL heads OF several departments
oongressmen and experts, Mexican
and Canadian representative. ANA
dclegttcs throughout the United
States representing every Interest in
VOWED In the f~ar-r"aching question
nre ready to attend the sessions.
The foremost experts on conditions
along tht Colorado Will outline the
situation from the geological. hydro
electric and reclamation standpoint.
u win be an accurate picture uf th"
situation ~ Il EXISTS today. This viii
bee followed by presentation by repre-
HgutHtiNes Of Arizona. talforui1s
Colorado. Nevada. New Mexico. OKLA
homn. TEXAS. Utah and Wyomins.
Of special interests Of these states
In relation 10 prospective develop
mcut OF either mower or irrigation
works along the colorado.
The program mapped out ls such
as CO. provide expert analysis Of con-
d%itlors. TO Do followed in each spec
900" subject bV general discussion Of
Individual localities or Interests Of
their plans or reservations
The discussion will De- international
IN it, scope, ana Indications are that
rev steps ~ government policy IN
relation To- the development of water
power and reclamation may be- re-
v,aled Mexican Interest," are repre-
rcnted bv a special commission APP
pointed by President Obrcgpn Of
Mexico, Canadian interests have a
delegate here 80 the person Of Sir
Adam Beck ~ ontario. canada
Guests OF tho convention will IN
oiudo Secretary Fan Senate ASH
urai. CougreHStnen KiukHld owen and
nnkcr governors OF several western
f'ntrs. several state engineers. a a.
pa,l- director ~ the reclamation
service. Robert Sibley. editor. Jour
raj of Electricity President william
Sprouie of the southern iuciu
Lines Commissioner Sury. Z. : luId
office. uud representative % cities
and organizations throushout uo
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
By C JEPsoN

Those who live In England know
well what climate Ia. but ! had bet
ter make clear what { mean By beau
~ Ia common with most ~ the
painters and sculptors aud critics OF
today who have given to the matter
their earnest consideration. I refuse
TO accept such dictionary definitions
as hat Il Is "a combination Of quali-
ties such as shape. proportion. color
that delights the sight OF even to
accept the s%tricter metaphysical dahn-
it.ou ~ that most modern philosopher
George Sautayaua Beauty is pleas
ure as the quality II "a thing ] do
NOT believe that any great artist %
my ago would accept them He would
deny that pleasure Is the only emo
ton. or Che whole emotion. or the
really important emotion awakened
By a thing of beauty.
WORLDS Beauty set
For me. as Tor all m, mon and
women know who have given Thought
20 the matter. a thing " beauty Us "a
nne and significant marketable Of
the Life Force which surprises and
thrills aud stimulates. Always there
is the element u surprise tn the emo
Ion Always II comes 40 a revelation
and II stlmulant u u does not. II u
merely produces pleasure, however
charming and delightful Il may be. /
will not cal n beautiful
The world has its beauty belt, The
beautiful things have been produced
IN tho belt which runs from about
t~euty-EoV-n to nfty degree
north Of the Equator Up To nos lu
great work 81 art has been produced
In the corresponding belt south uf the
Equator. but iuuttlv-- thpre be- Ftii
hope for South Australia tho south OF
South America. aud South AftlsA
Even tho most beautiful human be
. inEs have been born AVID ARE b.ru boo
his belt. al lHr ut,utIrl Numcu
WHO'S, names have rWv-t,ueI the aces
-S,WitHWiH. H-I-u. Cleopatra. ti4e-
u,yere Ia GIu,luda. SIauu o. En-
clos were born boo tnIr belt. Venus
herself and Ashiarotn were creatures
Of l
Others Not So Bssutful
Doubles honutiiuI women ARE horr.
above and below '..t udlua,iu.
FOR example HHu -HJfN,r. india But
they urr u,,t quite as mtutlful az
the most luuIflfu rHHH-n bora IN II.
Tu take familiar IfH BOD. s the benu-
touI lri-h rir's ere uf southern Ire
band rHr u"lu. .f' OTIS come T.,
i."rduu young nd s'u, There, tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
Miscellaneous
News

In North York. Ontario. a division
normally conservative BY 1000 ma
1ority r. A. crcarar. leader OF the
progreasice party. was sl~ctcd IN
Marquette. Man.
In the eastern part OF the dominion
the liberals made a ciean sweep. que
bee. with e5 members In parliament.
will BE- represented entirely BY nh
erals.
Nova Scotia. with fe seats. gave
them all TO liberals. two members Of
the government going down Ia defeat.
Liberals were reported elected In
three out Of the four Prince Edward
Island divisions. In six 81 the
eleven constituencies In. Nrw Bruins
wick.
In Ontario, the stronghold 81 Pre-
mier MsiEhen's high tariff following.
She liberals made many gains.
Premier Meighen in a statement
admitting the fall OF his government
said:
Il accept the verdict Of the peo-
pie. l have no further comment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

H
/ may not sleep TN high upon
ihoir spar
see u pale hand OF the morn
lHs CLEAN
are quite as hhely 20 nave heeh WIZ
Ten on 'hc twenty -hrHt OF i''''"'pol
as on TIE twenty -hrHt 81 juno Il
Az int sT'Al ART ana ~Nt'a'iulo "l
the word mas u''h rouu'"' ~ wa.
n'li' Nn'h ehthuaht-il. pHHH'is "l
.n' ne" como 20 m. ana l'i me ma
tney nave ~ul''"FeItl tF'L Ar' an 'he
ruined temples or i~rhN'n'e or on
'hc banks ot th" lhanEh am hot
even pol!t'ly l"n n'l'
lu'iud's ~. pi' great pli' "' ,N'""
Ireee'' liAN france i.hsiAhu n"u
JHlAh filiy H'slceH N' i"'n'l
hlkh, twenty -H'f'" t"'haf "N' ''
NeAulN I
suniioht ard Warmth
III, g.. ,,r..rr -, h.,,,v
80
''
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r.,dC,I o. hr.'. .,5 r,lg.r,tc ncy,r
long enough TO dul-iu Greece ana
~ l'aiF' J" l"l'' 'N'N' H N",,"
lh' ''ln'''' 'luHnl' POI 'pu'ule ="
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
ENGINEERS STRIKE NJ
ALBERT LEA PLANT

ALBERT LEA. MINI Dec. Fin
ginecrs. nremon and steam filters at
the Wilson and company packing
plant here went on strike today in
sympathy with the striking meat cut
tiers and butchers They we're de-
clnrcd to be- acting on orders from
national headquarters 81 their union.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
Meighen Government
In Canada Defeated
On High Tariff Issue

OTTAWA. Dec Returns recclv-
ed today lndicat, the defeat OF the
MciThen government In the general
election yesterday and u landslide
for the liberals. led BY W. a.. MIC
kenzic King seven mcmbcrs of the
cabinet were defeated.
Mr.. Kins, liberal leader. was elected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

rates At the meeting werr treated
royalty. They were given auto rides.
i~Hnche0nH ana b wives Of the deb
csntca were given not only ~lvncheonH
ana auto rides. but thcntcr parties.
he snys. Mrs. Wyldor accompanied
her husband on the trip.
Delegates were present from New
Mexico. CALIFORNIA; Arizona. Texas.
Oregon. Washington Rnd Missouri
The next meeting Of the associatlon
Il 10 be held at ~ pa-o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
Dire Most Beautiful Women
Born North of the Equator
Distinguished English Writer Says a Beauty Belt GHdles the Globe, ant
Helen OF Troy. Cleopatra and Other Famed Beauties
Were Born in Il.

Edgdy Jdr@u. famous British notehH, adhor Of "The admirable
Tinker "PohJoob,' and other uorth-Uhnc a0eeir has started a fnenf'oH
~ British faf1s BY TIC article oH beauty. ne says that II there IS o' d
grcaf outbreak of beaay N tho United States il ai BE- IN Florida or Cali
fovHid. DO 3H think This IS US
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

The woman's chib today announced
that u had postponed it, regulnr pro-
gram Tor Friday afternoon OF ac-
count Of the death Of Mrs. Christiana
Kent. "a charter member Of the club
Instead the members VIII meet AZ
the club building al O'Clock n gu
In o. body to the funeral which will
be held at the home, 500 West Cop
per avenue at 2 30 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

A man wants "a divorce because his
wife spent hts money ON hats, Money
often goes TO the head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
WORLD MARKET PAGE
DRY WEATHER
BOOSTS WHEAT
South Dakota Report of
Crops Burning Up
Prompt Bulls

CHICAGO. Juno ELL Drought in
The. domestic spring crop belt and
also boo France did a good deal to
stimulate huyiug of wheat today,
and caused prices 10 rise Tho mar
k.t closed strong 90 TO 4l,c net
hirhor with July sl2pls to 81 20
with september fl22 20 Sl23L
Corn gained lc 20 ll4c and oata a.
to lc. Provisions were unchanged to
20 cents higher.
Huilsh scnumcut In the wheat
market was riyou ifs firg impetus
10y "a leading authority who reported
from Aberdeen. s. -. that fields
were firing badly ana that Iu some
places the crop had been entirely
destroyed hy drought.
From the southwest and from Hu-
nuis Indiana and Ohio. 80 wta Eur-
orally admitted that the movement
of new wheat was slow I'm getting
under way.
Apprehension o! damage nv
drought was largely responsible for
the Tr"ng'h Of corn and oats as well
IL, oi wheat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
tScab rity Aulit,,

FRANK DUSCAS,
city Attorney
dr%G,,snGd }a1o 90 - the Tulsa Daily world
Gan',, 5Gnn" ~ - "a is2i. world Publishing
bRDlNAHDE 80. glaS
and ~" ,.,a., Dan'hsm'" ,s to aPrortion. levy
portion ~ that certain Alloy n W'ocs
lo' original ToWnsito from tn, snu,h
llh" NJ Second Street TO the North
mo "i Third Street Included wit6.n
0H"'i Improvement District 80 80
against M" abuttluF property IN.
property benefited and utnor prop
",g n'G.e 6,,,y t. assessment, and the
pro''mont District. and declaring an
WHEREAS IN pursuance " tho uro.
rlNl"h~ oi 10" charter - the rIiy II
Tulsa, Oklahoma the BOARD Of CommIa'
sl'n'rs Of snld 'Ny. dii ty frsoIutIor.
nr,,"'U ~ necessary &" pave ana other
ANey IN Rlock 100 Original TovnsI,r
Included N street Improvement District
srt forth In said Usg,Iyt.1n 80 , D.. ,,,, W,.,
and extent Of tho improvements Ia T.,
made on said portion NJ Faid Alley In
nl"sh l". vrElnal I3"nsiio. ard the ma
l'ilus with which said improvements
"rr" lp Doe made. according ~ tho MAN,
shH sp'c'ilraipus 20 b" submitted by
iI' 'I'y Engineer, which said plars
and specifications were thereafter sun
wli'"i by the said Engineer and duly
1',F.,tI ~ r''d Hoard. and SAID Board
llI th'rrH't"r duly advertise fpr scaled
hlls f'I ih" construction uf said Im
p'"N"W"u's Iu arruruHuU. With tn, r.Id
rI2n1 q, ,,,ttl. aga ,.p".i''gstt,,ons. ana
hrugi"n Of rtll improvements vas lui,
awarded iu standard Pa,rr ,ar.rtr.
WI" tN".ui"d 'a' bonds r,qullnd los law.
Hi'"d and flied his written 4iatrrlrn'
Containing 'hr names ~ tu, urraurH
i,Tm. 'orr"ratnns and oH'atos owning
ahl''ng property tho property h,uofIi,I
and other property liable 10 Hsr,rsI.art
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
STOCK DESCENT
BRIEFLY HALTED
T. s. Steel Is Prominent !;
Many Leading Shares
Show Recoveries

sew YORK. juno 2i.-rt e
s.. markets. continued descent
va# g,.kcd today after brlof
t....| W weakness I'm which Unit, 4
t.. steel again was conspicuous.
N.r. t.Idiug shares recorded cy-
u.... UruuvgIIos of to points
'H' first time since Octobt..
10 .Ill money opened and re-
....I 90 per cent on tho exc
..... In the open market ar1
d.. . ms collateral this quotation
v. shaded by IL to "a fun per
I.rs Of the rally comprised
... ..,ut rails such as Canadian
Northern Pacific, Great
.,u Union Pacific and Rcar-
. Mexican Petroleum. General
A Ir Royal Dutch and numo--
... ..,nr oils.
.. foreign exchanges were roa,
t...s. sterling losing nearly .
... % fow divisions Of the bond
.. .,.c aided by the better tot o.
.. ru.Es. Liberty issues were IT,
I.-... and some convertible raj IS
.....nnd. but iudustridls were
.. and mainly low. Foreign
!... ullicd from early hoaviursy
... .t'"s par value. tlo,f75,oor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
LEGALS

sn..Hcnts shall be duo. shall na,o ,Do
.tt. n hnd rlght hi any time after Go" dH.
..''.' VI lhr above mentioned MOTTO" tnu
..' ''N u'N holder 90 the '"iuuiuti'uuI vi
'1 N'N'n'r '.' "nN, 'h' 'N
'' 10 "' 'N' '''''I "' i've u"NN I'.h
"'i 'lI'f ih' TINE 10 uuuiug Tho ItUff.
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rcDn.i .vurr ur owners at IuIsa tye.,
h.H' Nut upon such ta.u. ut .U.
I"IsHu from " bonn such t,.uu.,nf .H.
atHHW'uI ur Usfaumrufs afr uu.. lr .tN
'hr raWr r,fHr, the expiration 90 a..I I.r
Z dave tWe ruu. suu after tU, tHt. suI
lu" nt The W..Iiur ~ notice Goo n.... OBJ. o..
'h'W 49, h'I''n'n"tt specified pnu rr
tvIlri. Hu1 FOO uHt tIr .ttutur, D. tees
auA reasonable .u.'s nt ,.H,,u.u which
may have boon |4.uftrI ul fU. r..FsI.
NJ such tax t.I .. ts, hH1 a ut u.s
ordinance regulated specified suI te.
'lh'i 'h' h'.I.. .i IH' ''N h'. r.tu"I
D." " .N ".... .i lN' usiu" HI li'
.' Nv, ''r' '"'.t nave '." 'gW p"
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80. ,,,,l.'' .'''..," ''' '' ''
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OF l"' ,,' '"' 3. t"'""." I1 NDuuE.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22


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stat. .f tH...u. fHf such .t.uH H.tI~
and u....ft t.. nIl ttI, " I4sa $50
Oh r.N.Hsn.. Nn 1880 create H.u .HiYu.
Ush "I ~ '.lI bi"tN.. $50 |.t suI
Aftrf IHNluE IU. .aI"l 10 .tsHt.t 100
construct ..Nt.H .r st|N 'IMII DIS.
luI.l 80 i.. uI th. ufutIs.... ..f ay.I
urH.tu." $50 $3.50 dIi un tine ..fH uty
" A.u. I1"I I.f Go tHw.t.Uk -...iIsy
,""l'"' '"n0' i'i' t"''p contract
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

Ntw York, June 2l-Libor'y bonl7
second Is So 60 bid first ihs 40; scc-
ond ii,s sGs third ihs sl &c, fourth
Ahs ssNs, Victory 3As 9SA2, Nictuy
-, $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

OKLAHOMA CITY June 81 Hogs
Receipts 600; 25@ 3Oc lower. top Ss.l5i
bulk fs.Oi ~ 10.
Cattle Receipts $50 steady. stocrs
ti5On575 cows and hcifers {f25mG 90.
calves 81 90 SIS, stgckers and feeders
81. jOn 2j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS IITY- lUnD n .WN0Hf I'"sN
No. Q hard fl.2tal3s, No. 2 rod 'i2tr
l:5.
torn-No > mixed tsc. No. . yellow
56HtSc. 80. ?. sou giTc.
Oats--No. . white 3,isc. No. j mixed
35isc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

.EN ORLEANs--Cotton spot uI'e'
.'. unchanged. Sales on the spot -
In arrive none. Low mid Hing 10
rg l0.3N. good mddltns {, o., 10.
...... 3 49,, stock i6l.T54.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22


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The closing bid and asked prices Of
Independent oil stocks On the New YORK
cnr. Tuesday a. reported by Houston
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/ SECTION 2; That tho hrersmeni-
/ hereby levied on each ~ tho above men
toned lots aud parcels ot land are hereby
declared to hN a lion upon such tots and
/ parcels ~ laud To the same extent ~,
! other tnN's and shall be corrected aud
} enforced In the same manner ns othoi
t"t'H In and for the CITY VI TIisl, Okla,
/ homa. are collected.
PECTIoN q. mat MI as.e.sn,.r,s here.
| by levied sbsli be divided int 'hree -
/ equal annual inatallm"nts - authorized
/ by sAid statutes 0f the 9tate ~ Dtin .
that tho assessments shah bear interest
at the rate of eight 80 por ccntnn per
hhnun. payable annually At tho time Of
mo payment OF tn" several lBstaliments
ot IN" SAID HssrEHm-nts, from tho date
81 tho taking effect ~ this ordinance:
that the firzt insthllmcut NJ r6id assess
m"hiA. together with tho accrued intor-
ct on the deferred installmeuts shall he
payable on the 18th day OF Becamb-r
montN win tho yearly lntorcri on tho
unpaid inslalim.nts. shan be payable or
the lhth day ~ bcc'murr Ot each .uo.
ccedihg year until all shall be paid
Provided. however. that any OF tho
owners uf the lots or parcels ~ land so
nHscss"i may at any time during ths
day ~ the FIRST publication of this ardl-
nAnC" nay TO the city Auditor ~ tho city
VI Tulsa, tho full amount ~ the asaess-
m"uts So levied agaiust their said lots
and parcels Of land and thereby rrlievs
such property from the lien of such
SECTION 4 That this ordinance shall
ho published Tor twenty nine consecutive
pa por puGii.hed in TnIhsss TtGahbana. tGb "gS, issi
the publication uf this ordinance ~ re-
qulr"i by iaw shBll he taken and re-
rHrd"i nH sufficient notice to all persons
- the terms u this ordinance.
SECTION mat all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
prDsisinus ~ this ordinance Insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed
HL' I''H Ihat an emergency es-
health and safety by fcaaon whereof hi.
ordinance shall take rfrect from and
,,i'"r u" passage. approval and puDllca
PASSED anc the emergency claus,
ruled upon separately ana approved thls
i5th day Of May. 1871
APPROVED this 25th day OF May. 1874
49,, T, u. EVANS
Mns FRANK SEAMAN. ""''"
C,iy Auditor
FrANK p DUNCAN.
tliy Attorney.
G'ubIishoI lu Tho Tulsa paIy wurId. IIrc
''. ~ l'1l World rubnsbr1g
NoTlCG. ron llEARI>G o~ AS
tIHFII IMPROVEMENT Bl# rur.r
Miu.l' .t' cry ur TULSA,
ln compliance WIN tho r,auIp,..r of ,.o
n..,nn 'f '"',l..H7.1n.rF "l.r'rH .a rur
given lh"' 'hg l.""f' ~ '.na.r-. ...,4 ~
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standard oil.

closing hii and asked priccs of
...l bN Stock on the N,w York curb
1858 reported by Strandherg &
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wv YORK June l-Co''or---Spo,
off. mildung lloa.