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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
CHIEF BENDER
READY TO QUIT

Chief Bender. FORMER Athletic
pitching star. who won pennant
for New Haven last season. has
found out that loser Isn't as sweet
a managerial proposition as a win
ncr. This year hts team finished
fourth. and now Bender announces.
because of the poorer showing OF his
team. that he wants change Of
scenery for next year.
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Gesrge 4 Lyon = again ahnmo0m
- shs CanstAhnA ssaS0 0sef aGpHQoD.
osn. tbs vetesan e7peet hnv0iI -
unhroaken string - sicess4aD - -
fsrmAxkn II ths srYankznkt.n - ma
Roger LAvham. sx-prsA6sue - 90
California os,x association. usqe1uDoofG0
orgAnixing fivs-mAn team - GAA1tmUm
the Southern California Golf 1GEDG1n11Gx
for the team champsen trepA4s w11s1
1871 state tourney At psi NeatA un1Gg4
the deed Of gift. this inn1ng taa1n> lnnO(
isssss challenge for the tfsDAy - ~
tin,s darisg ysas.
4 ssss fus sss.sos damasss -. - -
. rolf ball. has been breughe ~ Co.,
nelins Toohey. 1s-yeaf-sld csd11S oGo1n1w
Franklin Webster Of East orAngA ~ -
IN the Newark court Heglfgunoo -
charged In the esmp'aint
q. n. d Mecalism - - GuauoD-
sa-rhanea. EnglAnd. . l5-ysag-GA
gstfev, b sae u the msst pfum1nnn4
panycsS In Great BritaAA
D.essss are ssmins rasa61 - -
nrittsh golf prsfsssionaiA puoeea go
Mitehsn. ~ they approach the ed -
their tsuF Of this country and oan01Al
me sumbsr Of new vemsa 0pofsgo ~
Portland especially on the xaSomGgos=
land course. may result In the dovo1op-{
ment Of some high elias fsmintao v1o1%
era
MIKE Lynch, fsrrsr Dnnnow =
the Tacoma Tigers an1 ve11 1uGwu
In baschall circles - the x0u111o
c~a~t, y the hsldT Of IL E21n - 4
championship Of Tacoma- NM - *
tie title fFon Spencer CenEUU.
MrA John Clark wa tAs vouon
championship OF the Spokane Country
club for the second consecutive time ~
Gently BY defeating Ara \ 7. chaptos5
and :.
WIN HcEvan. professional 0e1cpgs
VINO has been IN Australia for - yoAgo
recently arrived IN San Franc1oco. ~
hopes to ioeAts In California
John Doran annexed the 0Q11nnmo
Country club golf title recnne1y "
defeating w, X. Glen. up ~ - (.
Dor~a's medal scsrs fer ~ - 49,
wss les.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
SOCCER MEET
ON WEDNESDAY

AllStar Soccer league referees are
asked TO meet Wednesday at 9 p. m.
at Tho Star TO 20 over the rules and
to make suggestions for improve
ment In play In the league. II In Inn
portant that every referee attend this
Meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Darwin Meisnest, grad
uste manager of athletics
at the University Of
Washington, certainly
made n 10-strike when
he lined up Penn State to
meet Washington in the
big intersectionL game
for the Stadium this
year. The Penn State
team has always ranked
right up with the lead
ers and Hugo Bezdck,
former Oregon coach,
who is now at the helm
of Penn State football.
can be counted upon 10
send a strong team to
Seattle. For years Bez-
dek tried to lower the
Washington, colors while
Gil Dobie Was in charge
Of Washington football,
but he never did. He
may have his chance this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Montana University. the team thai
handed Washington . sound licking
last year. viii be with Us Saturday.
The Grizzlies brought the Mime
sofa shift with them last year and
they simply waded thru the Wash
ington team In the first half be
cause the w. men didn't know
how to stop the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

on Dobie's cornsfi team had q walk
away. defeating Rochester, S. to O.
California showed Ne firss trus
form Of tho season whom the Be~xs
trimmed Nevada. 81 To e.
81 Mays must have . prstty GOOD
team this year. The eolieGisus held
Stanford to a 10 TO 7 score Saturday.
rsis trimmed North Carolina. - N o.
and Princeton defeated coigats 10 to o.
ritt~iurH n getting of 70 . poor
starf this year. weck sEs uscy
Lost 20 Lafayette, Q - .. and yeste~-
DAY thor just managed 10 beat West
Virginia. ~ 10 IL.
Syracuse. Dartmouth. Penn 6sate.
Navy. Georgia. Tech. Vanderbilt and
Bosfon college all had easy games Sat-
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

This was the only score Of the
game. which was even most Of the
time
The break IN the game b more
often the deciding factor than real
supremacy. Han. however. helped
make hts own break by following
tho ball closely and then using hts
bean as we'll as his legs IN racing
for the Whitman zeal. He fairly
threw himself across the Whitman
line. just carrying the ball over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
ALL-STARS WIN
FROM SEATTLE

The AIl-Stars defeated the Seattle
Coasters in the final game OF the sea.
son here yesterday. TO 3. 1t was
listless game. Ross and Crumpler
pitched for the Stars. while Brcnton
and Jacobs did the chores for Sc
attic. Most Of the players left for
California after the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
linn Beck Gets Place in Sun

cinnau Reds. who carried Columbia
to the rag in 1919.
They secured the woods. and down
in Georgetown. s. c.. they found
Beck managing a potato farm. Beck
was about to give UP baseball after
a profitable year in the Coast league
but accepted the Columbia offer and
was bought from Vernon.
In 1920 the Corners were never out
Of first place and in 1921 they have
been out Of first place only for day
or SO at time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
STATE FANS
ENTER TEAMS
IN CONTEST

T ETTERs are coming In from all
IL parts Of the state with selec-
tons for Aii.Star Pacific Coast
league teams In the contest being
conducted by The Star. All Of these
letters must be turned In by October
IS, at y. m.
Fans have been asked to pick sew
en- Coast league regulars. two catch
crs. five pitchers. two utility men
and a manager. Any player who
took part In ten or more games dur
ing the past season is eligible. Fans
should write on one side of the paper
only and should address their letters
TO the All.Star Editor Of The Seattle
Star.
The fan picking the tearh or clos
est to the team picked by all the Fans
will win $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

ing new training methods.
The gridders AT the University Of
Cincinnati this season are training
with q ''bucking strap
II In expected tossnake the plAyers
moro proficient at carrying the
ball. strengthen shoulder muscles.
and at the same time develop cou-
pie Of snappy tacklerA
Handles on the strap enable two
players TO hold back the man with
tho, ball while he does his best 10
advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
BALTIMORE WINS
FORFEITED MIX

LOUISVILLE. Oct s.--The fourth
game Of the Junior world series was
forfeited TO Baltimore In the ninth
inning when fans stormed the field,
after some close decisions favortng
Baltimore. Baltimore led. IL to !.
The series Is now even at two games
all. The teams win now shift to
Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Baltimore's wonder team"
twice champions OF the Inter
national league. Is getting quite
. humping In the Junior World
series with Louisville. the Louis
VILE team kicking thru with two
big wins and losing one in the
first three gameA Last year tho
Orioles kicked the tar out OF
81 Paul. but the Colonies Of
Louisville are showing tho ORR
oles that perhaps they aren't .
major league team after all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

COLUMBIA. S. c., Oct io.--zinn
~ Beck. manager Of the Columbia
team in the sailie league. profession
ally known as the South Atlantic As
ISOLATION OF Baseball clubs. gets .
place in the sun.
During his two years regime at
Columbia he has brought home two
pennants-
The Columbia moguls were seek.
ing a successor to the veteran Tom
Clarke, former catcher for the Gin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
WHITE SOX WIN
FOUGHT BATTLE

CHICAGO. Oct. 1o.-The White
Sox wallopsd the Cubs for the fourth
straight time in the Chicago city So
ries, here. yesterday. winning. 5 to ..
Hodges outpltched Alexander. the
latter losing his second start In the
series. The sox need one more game
to become city champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

here regarding the caiibcr Of the
Montana men this year. but Il n
known that they have quite . few
vets back and they should give the
Washington men n stiff fight.
After Montana the Dodgers travel
down TO Corvallis. Ore. where they
win play tho Oregon Aggiea In thsir
first Coast Conference game Of the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Defeating Kirkland. s to >. at Kirk
land, Sunday, the Seattle Hibernians
won the Western Warrington semi
pro bascbali title. Washington
pitched for the winners. with Besau
q, 49, hill for Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Kelly. Three-bss- hfss--ethang.
Mcuset. Home run--Ruth., Sacrifice hits
Ward. pougisa Double rfay--Ward to
P-cbfncpaush 10 Pip. Len on sase--
Nationals 4, Americans .. struck oct
NJ Douglas 4, BY Mays a. Empire@--At
plata Chill. at first base. Rixier. at s~c.
sns s.-s Morisrtty. at third base. osig-
ley. Time-if
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
LUDERUS MAKES
GOOD AS PILOT

Fred Luderus. who succeeded Bill
ciymer as manager Of the Toledo
American Association team in mid
season. bringing the club up into the
first division. has been signed to
manage the Mud Hens again In 1912
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
BIG GAME

One Of the biggest football games
OF tho season " booked for next Sat
urday when Princeton and the Naval
academy mix at Annapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
OREGON ELEVEN
GOES TO HAWAII

The University OF Oregon football
team will play two post-season
games in Hawaii meeting the Uni
versity of Hawaii on December ~
and playing the Hawaiian Ali-Stax4
on january 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Sun Dodgers
Look Better
Bagshaw Coaching System Is Showing Results; Wash
ington Noses Out Whitman by Score of to o
Montana Next
BY LEO II. IASSEN

HE results of Enoch Bagshaw's coaching
methods are beginning to show in the work
of the University of Washington football
machine.
The Sun Dodgers looked like different
bunch of gridders Saturday when they
nosed out Whitman z to than they did a
week ago when they wauoped the Ninth
Army Corps "a to-
The tear, Il, ,>lo,,,rr Inttor fupJavnapf al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

NOT TO DISCREDrr THE VIC
TORY Of Miss Hollins. the new
American Eolr queen. II must be
said, how~ver. that Alexa Stirling.
five times American champion. has
been off her game all season Three
times she lost 20 Cecil Leitch. the
British woman champion. and sat
brtay she took q bad beating from
Miss HoIlinS losing 4 and 5 at
Deal. ~. j. The former champion
has not played the brand OF goif
this year that she has In the past.
Judging BY results
SPEAKING OF GOLF the Seattle
golf club team turned In a timely
win over the Waveriey club golfers
Saturday in the punch bowl tourna-
Snent at Portland Saturday. the 10
cal golfers finishing IS up on Colo
mel Bogey. while the Portlanders
were - up. The Seattle win keeps
the cup In competition another year
Is the Rose City inks team would
have obtained permanent possession
OF the cup had they won saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

football This is particularly true the defense. Bag
shaws teams at Everett high school always played well
the defense and his methods really beginning to show
with the varsity
Whitman came to Washington Saturday with much
more experienced team and while bad kick in the third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
.GORMAN TO BOX

Joe German and Abe Mishkind VIM
headline the Portland smoker We'd
ncsday night In a 1o.round bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
MONTANA FOOTBALL SQUAD IS NAMED

The University Montana slated to bring the following squad play Wash
Murphy
from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
FOUR or THE SEATTLE
HIGH SCHOOL football teams
THE STAR IS MIGHTY PROUD

Of the way the soccer players In tne
big Star league are taking interest
In their organization. The league Is
made up of six senior and 10 junior
teams, comprising about 24o players
altogether. Soccer Ia played in the
grammar schools Of the city, while
football Is the prep game. The Star
Junior league gives grammar school
soccer players chance to play
after they finish their grammar
school activities. The cioseness OF
most Of the scores and the number
of players taking part are ample
proof OF the interest In the sport.
TED FAUX, one Of the best
ends Washington football ever knew
and captain OF last years team, In
making quite a name for himself
this year as coach OF the Benson
high school gridders In the Portland
city league The former Washing
ton player IL said to have the best
coached prep team In Portland. &C
cording to Rose City scribes. which
IL quite q boost for my son Tea
dore."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
WASHINGTON STATES vesful


showing on tho gridiron against the
Washington alumni Saturday at
Pullman. In which the old boys tore
into the Cougar regulars for q 81 TO
Z win. isn't very promising for the
COUGAR chances when they run up
against the California Golden Bears
IN Portland two weeks hence. The
Cougare are figured as the team TO
lower the colors OF the Bears this
year n any team will. according 70
The experts. who may change their
minds after last Saturdays tiff. At
that the defeat may be fine thing
for the Pullman team a. Il certainly
wont make them over confident and
that II the bag bugaboo that Caiifor-
Vis y battling with right now.
EDDIE PTNKMAN. SEATTLE
uxhtie, h being given his third
Skhance TO make good IN his come
Iback Friday night At the Arena
Eddie was terrible in bis first start.
losing to Harry Eagles. but he
booked better against Johnny Jor-
lan. winning the verdict Friday
be tackles one Of the best men on
the Coast when he goes mp against
Bob Harper. Eddie Is picking a
tough one to beat. but he's doing
the choosing. And Eddie must make
good Friday or he's thru as . main
event possibility in Seattle.
FOUR or THE SEATTLE
HIGH SCHOOL football teams
sre looming rs one-msn squads
this season Jesse Douglas WA
the whole works In Queen
Anne's 10 To 3>win over Ballard
Saturday, while Captain Lowry
was the big star for Ballard.
The day before. Bricc Taylor
was the big Iuminary for Frank
lin It's no secret that most Of
LinopIn's suecess hinges upon
Ire showing Of Dean Boyle,
their great quarterback. In the
long run, one.mzn teams srcnt
- successful ~ they might be
because n anything happens 10
the big star the whole team b
wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Miss Cecil I~ftoh. the greatest Of al
women golfers. uses ten ciubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
NEW GOLF QUEEN

Miss Hollins Of New York. is the,
new American woman's links cham.
pion. She defeated Alex Stirling.
five-time champion. s and 4 It Deal
N. J.. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Johnny Trsubltas and Archie Stoy
arc boxing six rounds IN Aberdeen
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Daddy. Boldt's Butterhorns are a..
iicious. ---Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

John Dorian snnexed The 0pcnnno
Country club golf title reca111y "
defcaating W. X. Glen. , up ~ q s.
DorHn's medal scsrs fee ~ - ~ :
was lea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

MIKE Lynch. fsrnsr unmn0w =
the Tacoma Ifgers ana ve1l knGwn
In bsschall circles - he H0Gn11o
caa~t, y the hslder ef u I1m -
championship Of Tacoma- M -
The title frsE Spencer CsnrUU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

NrA John Clark wa the voUucr
championship OF the Spokane Coune15
Gently BY defeating Mra H r. CAap10
S aud :.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07
Continued from Page q

dition to Beaverton, paid by ]. T.
Barnard, page 10, line II, Book No. /,
approved by the Board and ordered
filed.
On Motion Of the Board, the Treas
uer is hereby instructed to cancel taxes
for 1905 amount 1891, against H. C.
Lund, approved by the Board and or
dered filed.
On Motion of the Board, the month
ly Report of Valley County Hospital
is hereby approved by the Board and
ordered filed.
At IL o'clock noon, Board adjourned
to meet at 2 o'clock P. NJ, December
23rd, same date.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman,
C. w. Kampfer,
Clerk.
At 2 o'clock P. NJ, Dec. 23rd, 1920,
Board of County Commissioners Of
Valley County, Mont, resumed pur-
suant to recess taken at Noon. All
Members of the Board and Clerk pre-
sent.
The Board proceeded to audit claims
on the following funds as follows:
ROAD FUND:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
LEGAL

Notice--Thc annual meeting ~
our stockholders will be held No
Nemher 81. 1921, at 302 World
building. Tulsa, ~Okla. from 10
O'Clock a. IN. 20 2 p. M. There Will
he a proposal to amend the bylaws
90 reduce the directors from seven
10 three. Catlctt-Dayis on corpora
lion. BY j. O. Catlou. president
c. Glass. secretary
tPubilshed In tho Tulsa uai'y World
November g. f. o. 10 II, 1891 The
Wofld Publishing Company. Pub.isherJ
NortCE TOR HEARING OK As
sgssNENTg FOB PANlNG IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER est. CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
IN compliance vith mo resolution ot the
nosfd of com rrissiouers adopted on the
Dot day OF November. 1891. notice f.
hereby given that the hoard Of Commits.
.ioHefs Of the city " Tulsa. Okla has cE-
anInod che estimate and statement of
the city Engineer as TO the amount of
fhe cost OF the concrete pavement which
shuu'd be- assessed sssiBs, the sbBtti8g
property tho property benefited and other
property liable 20 asssslneut aud owners
thereof in STREET iMTROVENESr
DISTRICT so. 2si. witch include, the
following descubsd portions of street
10 Vits
FIFTH PLACE from ,ne hast line
~ lewis Avenue 70 tho WeHt line of
columbia Avenue.
And said Board NJ gnfur.lsHIorerq has
hy resolution duly approved the Aforesaid
statement and estimate of the city EuGI-
nerr ana has determined 10 aHsrra the
cost pf tho improvements iu HalI dts
lriDf against tho nbutfluU property. the
property benefited and other property
NnbI" Co assessment ani the owners
thyTuof. aa follows, 20 .vit
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LEGAL.

scribcd. lts proportionate snare % ths
Cost 0f the pavement according 20 the
tenefit derived thsfefrom and in msklnf
and fixing a llan upon the property a..
herein 49, out. shall operate a. notice "
such assessment and en- against tn'
creditors Of the owners Of such property
ard the purchaser thereof and thc lien
hereby fixed shall be effective against Ell
such owners creditors or purchaser.
SECTION O. That all crdiuHuDrs os
parts ~ ordinances in conflict With thH
provisions " this ordinance. insofar a.
such conflict .esists. be. and The same are
hereby repealed
SECTION > That an emergency exists
FOR the preservation u the public health
peace and safety, and for the furtheranrs
1f street Improvements. BY reason where
o. this ordinance shal. take effect from
and otter tts passage. approval an'
publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved thia
fth day OF November 1921.
APRON 10. this fth day of November,
1891.
T. b. EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest
FRANK E DUNCAN city Attorney.
.-fla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
MRS rRANk srANNN.
,Ify Auditor.

Publlshed in IA, tulsa Daily worlf
November 2. s. o. 90, a. 1881 Tine
world Publishing Company PuIIshcr D
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
EASEMENTS ron PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 5bs. CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
the BOARD % Commissioner adopted on
the an DAY of November, 1881 notice is
hcroby gwen that the Board Of ComTDjS-
fiouers of tho city az Tulsa, Oklahoma
bas eNamlnci tho estimate and state
amount OF the cost OF the oanUretr
pavement which should be assessed
syalust mo abuttlnE F'uAtery. tho prop
rrty benefited and other property liable
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No.
1h2. which includes the following de-
scs!s~a portions OF streets, 20 wit:
ALLEY between Frisco Avenue and
l'Iwood running FROM ne South line
ut seventh street 90 the North line %
Ninth street In Block }. Lindsey ist
ALLEY Block y stausberry. and
Block ., EaruH. between Main Street
and baltimore and from south limo OF
thteente street TO tho North line % /
ANA SAID Board Of commlssion.r. has
hy rrnostien duly approved the aforesaid
S,'a,f,ra,et snd ee gs.i,lmsts s.,i9i q ,he ciV
thr rosl Of the improvements In said dis
fict against tho atuttlnF property tho
properly benefited and other property
liable TO assyssmen' cad tho owners
sTANsBEftRY ADDITION
raylng for Block -
IN. az J. ii. Robertson Is sisS.sS
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JFCAl, 9

property. his heirs. successors or assigns,
shall have me privilege % 9ls, "a ss..n
erty. or any instsllment thereof uPSn
the payment 10 the proper ofiGer OF ~
yrrsii principal with accrued interest.
ana al any dine after the holder OF sald
taT bin mas notified TIRE Commlsslonet o.
ri,t,irs insiaiiments a. above provided.
and either before Or after sun % o,'n,
meneed Tor the collection Of ine amoGnt
Sg.D.y 'sf such lax 6ni or tax Bills shsl
havs tho right to demand Hhl tectlse
from the person from whom .hS asi,n d,,s
d reasonable attorney ieo ana costs o.
collection where the same nre incurred
which said reasonable attorney I+9 snu
cesd the following amounts aud schedN's
Of perCentaEes -,,-., 80,
to exceed the sum of ii.5O In any case,
For reasonable attorneys foe shere IN
curred an amount not TO exceed tW.nty.
five t?5) per cent ot the sm1uut ~ tns
delinquent instaliment or instalIments and
accrued Interest thereon which IN 90 'ase
shall exceed the sum ~ 5000 snl IA 80
case be- less than the sum of 1889.
Provided. that notninE herein cont1lned
ehau ~ construed 60 operate as lin NJ. d.
tston upon the power ot any coat 6.
brought 20 force Ioss the lien securing said
tax BIN mr. tax bills. to ~ ami detarmib9
reasonable attorneys. Zee 70 80 iaSsd
sEN.rfoN 4. That passage by Board
of Commissioners % this Ordineu'e. I'm
ally assessing 'he property herein de-
srfIhed. ifs proportlonate share Of the oout
" the pavement according to the bene.
az derived iherefrom, and IN making ana
flRinE a Hen upun the property ~ hereii
set out. shall operate as r,,lce % sue
assessment and len against the credit@rs
of the owners OF such. property and ~,
purchaser thereof and The lien hereby
fixed shall be effective against all such
owners. creditors or purchasers.
SECTION b. That All ardlnances OF
parts of ordinances IN conflict with tbs
provisions ~ this ordinance, IA so far a'
such conflict exists, be, and the came are
hereby repealed.
SECTION &. That an emergency eSist'
for the preservation Of The public health
peace and safety, and for the iurthefanc'
of street improvements, by reason whereof
this ordinance shall take effect from and
after - passage. approval and publlca'
tIOn.
PASSED. and yno emergency claus'
ruled upon separately and approved TIM
lth day of November. lq2l
APPROVED this ith DAY of November
T. d. EVANS. Mayor
Attssti