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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Sept. lf.--Prims msroan.
tie paper. 5G6
Exchango-weak Sterling 6o-doy bills
and commercial 60-day bills on banks
isSa: commercial 6O-day bills, 3.sbN;
temand, 3.G9h; cables. 3.70
Frnncs-Deman 702. cables. 702h
Marks. Demand .sil3 cables, %.
Grcece-Demsnd. 5.45.
Sweden-pema also.
NOrway--Domand. l2.s7.
Argentine-- Demand. sl.75. Brazilian
Demand 12.75;
Mcntreal--ioh per cent discount
Government bonds-Strong
Railroad bonds-Strong.
Time loans Easier; 90 days, 30 DAYS
81 per cent. months, v per cent
Call money-Easier. high, low. ruling
rate and last loan, ). closing bid. ih
offered at 3.
cau loans against aceeptsnees. per
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Hog prices at the stock yards here were
lower today than they have been in more
than five years. The best hogs SOLD at
common heavy hogs were as low as ss7s
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LEGAL.

act out, shan operate as nv;ico Of suc1
Sssessment sNd len against tho creditors
purchaser thereof and tho lien hereby
liked shan be effective against al such
WsIEs5CfIoN 5 S rSat 'Ti All ordinance. or
narta Of ordnance In conflict with tbs
PROVISIONS ot this ordinance, In so FAR as
such conflict exists, be. and the same are
SECTION That an emergency exist,
for the preservation of the public health.
of street improvements, by reason whereof
this ordinance shan take oitcct from and
after It, passage approval and publloa'
FAssup. and tho emergency clsuse
ruiod upon separately ard, approved THIS
I,gi. W. w. '''' " Wv
T. u. EVANS Mayor
MRs FRANK SEAMAN.
city huiiiu,.
PRANK u. puNcAN
CITY Attorney
lPubliHhcd In thu Tulsa paly World.
August 20, Sept"mhef J.. =, 10 ana a-,
1921, World ruhlIshinE co. huhliHhrfl
In the District court uf Tulsa County
In the Matter of the Dissolution of tho
Pure on Company. a corporation.
Notice 81 Application for Dissolution
~ Corporation
Notice IL hereby given TO aU persons
That the Directors Of tho Pure on
Company, corporation. organised ana
existing under the lava of the state u
Oklahoma. With its principal place "
business IN Tulsa, oklahoma. did on the
18TH day ot July, 4. u. 1884. present 20
tho District Court ut Tulsa county, tkla
hona. tho duly verified application ~ tho
officers ana directors ot the said The
Pure on company, praying said court for
an order pud dvctoe OF dissolution oi
said separation.
That tho Court, after run consideration
Us order directing tho court Dletk OF
rnid court to uio sold application and to
give not iCaH than thirty da}H' notice Of
tho ming uf said application as roquirtd
World Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, a ncwspapcI
published snd of general circulation In
Tulsa County, Okishuma, notifying al
pertnns having claims against said cor.
ihctcin. 20 appear and filc in said Court
on or before the 21,h day of septem'
Der, a. II. io2L any and all objection
have to the dissolution Of said corpora
ton. 10 the end that such objections, N
any. shall be considered by tho Court
before Ftanting an order dissoivinE uucr
corporation.
And this notice is given In pursuanc,
/ ~ orders % tho District court % gulsa
/ County. state of oklahoma, dated JulD
| 10, 1921 ami August a. 1891, ut whici
/ all members, Stockholdcfs, policy hold
| ers or any othr, person or persons VII,
VIII be s,iss.sd by rn oraer 2t iSds
ara required to take notice ana Fovorf
~ ''''' FRHScEs HARVEY
| tSuaD court Clork.
Hy FRANK W. ROSS. Deputy
Publlshed In The Tulsa Daily world Sop
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NorlcE--l haNe nutcha.sd Do eauLnmen
AUTOMOBILES
AIIrnMnnIIrA non AALr

AUTOMOBILES fOR SALE 10
AUTO PAINTiNG-Art seoies, you name
price. IN .'ll you what you get, OnHgs
5000
FOR SAi.El- New Dodge roadster, used
about one month. can phone 90 or write
box 3i2, nristowi Okla,
FoR sALE-Ry owner, four. paHsenger
motor looks good runs good
and Is a rCaI bargain, Orage 1903,
ron studebakrt Bis SIX, seyen
passenger touring car good eondllion'
good cord tires $3.50, call oHase sseA
FURnR-We have large stock OF used
Fords. tourings, rosdstcrg, sed.ns and
ooupes. ranging In price from 'lsS on
'P' hUTo TIRE ExcHANaE ,.,.
FORD COUPE Starter. good tires, car
IN gnod ,mschanicgi condition, ThiS car
Is worth E6 .sS sr'TT9iip sTiipr rtSiEsx iEsxclu,Ik1 luI1wGa war
si2 E second Usage 5000
foRp SEDAN 1870 model new tres
good mechanical condition. This Ia a
real bay G,,Td e ,i'S . TIRT TE9S,ScuANor.
si1 r sssond. -..--..-.---.-. Usage 5000
ron sALES-NAsH 5-psssonger 1890
mode! IN frst.class condition, Call
O-age I'LL, ----.
FOR sALE-By owner. 1920 b-pAanenger
Ruick siE. bargain II taken at once.
obaEe giig-R.
FoK sALE--io26 model Buick roadsteri
real bsrsain for cash. Usage ssoh'
9Is y. run.
ron sALE-one winton "sin" passen-
ger. first-elaes condition. Phone OsaEo
ron sALG-Fords, Dodges, Duiok and
many Other so9d me, masses syS'rE car
change. u9 N. Main Usage Nos
FOR sALE--iois Ford coupe cheap
FOR SALE Buick touring ear 1880
tlon Price $500. osase sisi.
FOR SALE or exchange, 20 cars differ
rnt makes win take IN exchange or
GaItss 22o N Main. osage Gsss
coon FORD tourinG car. Al shape. 9i5
H. Peoria Usage iOtl-R,
Los ANGELES RADIATOR woRKd
Expert repairing and RECORDING, our new
huneycomb core Will keep your motor cool.
Priced right and guaranteed. orage l9I2.
80 y. Boaton. ,----.-
NEW D0RRIs passenger l02i sport
model liberal trade llsl t. Main
Oaage ans.
sTUDEBAKER ROApSTER New paint
special top. five cord tires. WIN con-
s,ser Eefd roadster In on trade. ohAEe
1883.
USED CARS bought and sold. small
commissions. $50 hturaEr, fremucar MO.
tor %. 1880 W. second -. Cedar 1850.
,,s0 TAKIS 5-paasenRer cadillac model
o. with now top snd In perfect run
Ming condition. real bargain fhune
Usage lbbf Mr cooter los :. boston.
1870 BUIcE nvc-psssonEsr IN f,rst cisTT
condition 10 exchange for equity IN I'M
proved pfn' .,. bsage 2t4l
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w. C.. Norris Motor Sales
Company
70i South Main 81.
Phone OsaFo $500
Call FOR j. H. Hit,
Used Car Manager.

Auro SUPPLIES AND RErAIRs II.
DOESN'T MATTER what Kind OF cat you
have N n II giving you trouble call
OsaEe 622S-I. Lot me come 70 your house
and take care of n, ti25 per hour. All
work guaranteed, No make of car sarred.
FOR AALE-One sot u. =. compression
innertubes, Ford car, cedar l7ti, Will
kerHon's Garage, 42c n Frankfort,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


LOST AND TOtSD.
sTRAYED on sToiEN--Rlack and tan
small "iu"U years Year, old. reward. Can ossgG
1894. s2l6-J or address J. NJ. Hsrwell
gi6 p. boulder
Will the psrty who took gray rurge
frnm Arcade market. 1.0 v. Third,
kindly ,rjuin same identity !s
known. No questions sakcd
PURELY PERSONAL
ron real service sond " your mail orders
out ~ town customers We guarantee
you perfect ~ ana quality footwear tor
less or refund your money. Mail orders
filled day received. 1urN btoa, 'l3 p.
Main.
FAutMOkr MATERNITY HOSPITAL iof
confinement privntei prices rcaHonablsi
write Tor booklet Mrr. T. A. Long iSil
Twcnty seventh =. Kansas ChY, MO,
OUT rt town customers soma Ne YOUR mail
otdrfs Tor ladies suede. ono or Two
strap slippers on sale now Tor ~ Is TURK
ilros, az Nsin only
wANrEu. someone 10 take 1-year-old
bow tu Hchpel. mother out ot Work,
tDthor dead. 6to.r, care World.
WHY SUPPER with lour foet when
palt OF wizard foot appliances will ~,
ueN. ,alluuaos. broken down arches ana
many other foot aUmeutsf. our cNppi
wizard man charges tur the 'pphants
Tgps lS"I GH} nrs. ''ii M,,a '' on 5,' '''' W
| WEST MltN MArEHNll SANTA.
rum. 4 home tor the ears and prote''
| tlon ~ young women, rntes reasonhbl,
bsbics adopted. pt. NJ D. newman. med.
icnl director. ibG ". Main, Oklahoma
| city
| NOU CAN BE- wsll happy and success.
Ml. ] ten you how. Individual horo.
scope with your lucky dayb for tho
! Interview II desired Addtras Mansona,
/ tCs o. care world.
! SPECIAL notices o
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CARS

USED CARS
on TERMS
Sudebaker Light Six Touring
Ford Sedan
Cadillac S Touring
Studebaker club Roadster
Ford Coupe
Buick Four Touring
Welsh -McNulty Motor Co
Fourth and Frankfort
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FOR SALE
CHEAP
SEPTEMBER SPECIALS
We Sell on Terms.
Compare Our Prices

1920 BuicE--ruadstcr bargain
Nalt price ..s.t.s' .sss.sss... ss.s.. AvVV
1917 1-pans. Marmon--cOmplet
uvgrhaulcu, looks like new. Cord
tires Sale price ...... 1850
1918 7-paEs completely
uycrhaulcd and icpainted. This Is "A
bargain for the money. sale
price ..s..,....s..t.. k2,25O
1919 Marmou chummy-COmpletely
ovcrhaulcd and rcpaintod. A real
beauty. quality ana style consid-
cred. Sale price .,.........S2 $4,000
1920 7-pass. Marmon--slightly used
az demonstrated. Never been sold.
Sale price ............,.'. .$2,9OO
1890 7.pass Jordan --- completely
ovcrhaulod and repainted. Sale
price ,...,,,,.,..,..... 3l,5OO
1920 5-pass Jordan--wlre wheels,
slightly used. A real car for the
money Sale price $3.50
1912 7-pHss Jordan wire wheels,
rrpaintcd, with cord tires. sale
price ,t..,......,, .ss'.'.'ssS sSoVV
1871 Auburn cabriolct-new car.
Never has been sold. Just the car
for doctor or business man. Sale
price ....s..s..t...t ,....,.s.. .Al,fVV
1917 b-prsA Nclie--in good shape.
Sale pric" ,...,...... .....t.. .AbOO
1921 5-paHs. Chevrolet--almost new.
OTHER CARS TO SELECT FROM
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Packard racer, Norman chummy,
Franklin spcedster, Must sell at
some price AZ once.
Cali Usage 3764
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STRAYED on STOlEN--Riack and tan
hound from NirdeEris river bottoms,
small. years old, reward. Iall oraga
1894. S2l6-J. or address, J. NJ, HsrWelL
gIg "a HUutder.
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(publiahed In The Tulsa Daily World Sop.
tombor o., -. H. 10 and 10. 1891. World
Publishing Company PublishcrHD
NOTICE.
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AUTOMOBILES iVh HNiiE W
AUTO PAINTtNO-Art seoles, you name
price IN .'ll you what you get. OnHge
5000
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toubnsned in. tns .Tu.s psuy World
August 8. ~ 20. IL. 90. 20, ~ rs, 20,
"a, IS, 20. 80, 81. September l. 2, :, T.
8, 6, T. 3, 0. 10, II, ~ 10. ID anu 10.
1871 World Publishing Company. Pub.
llshers)
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sport model touring car ais cylinder
Continental motor looks good, runs good
nnd Ia IoaI hnrghln. OsAge laOp.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
HERE IS A CHANCE FOR FUN AND
.FROuC FOR ALL PUEBl0AhS TO-DAY

night there Will be grand bail at
the dan0ng pavilion with special deco
rations and special new jazz music.
Rain or shine the full program will
be carried out. as the concessions arc
all under roof and in pavilions which
can be quickly made storm proof.
Despite many adverse conditions
which have affected Pueblo this sum
mer. notably the disastrous flood OF
June ., Lake Minnequa park has en-
1oycd successful season and the
management in expressing apprccia-
ton for your patronage throughout
the season cordially invites you to be
present for the closing day and night
program today.
There is no more delightful place
for an outing in the state than the
shores OF Lake MinneGua and Lake
Minnsqua park provides every oppor-
tunity for wholesome entertainment
for every member OF the family. The
Fairgrounds for the kiddies and the
park grounds for picnic parties enable
visitors to find entertainment for tho
entire day. The free concessions will
all bc in operation and the mana ge-
ment VIII preserve the good order and
department which has been insisted
upon at Lake Minnequa park through
out the entire season. Autos will
admitted free and tho special police
force I'm charge OF the park will pro-
tect all autos parked inside the psrk
gates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

Chieftain want ads. bring results,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
GRAND OPENING
MONDAY MORNING

Monday will be opening day Al tho
beautiful new store OF Taub Brothers
at 5i0 and gi2 North Main. and all
tn" people Of Pueblo and all out OF
town visitors are cordially invited to
call and inspect pueblo's hRndsuwTs'
and most up-to-dato exclusive mems
store-a store where anything that
men and young men wear can be
bought. Tho goods carried by Taub
Brothers are Of superior quality and
each and every garment or article sold
in this store Is popular priccd-vith- b.
in the reach Of all.
II il needless for Va to again at
tempt to dcacribo Taub Brothers new
store. Tho front Of Il j. tho most
ornate and beautiful tn Pueblo. there
u nothing handEomrr IN the state. and
the goods inside are In keeping with
the beauty Of the artistic exterior.
Monday will be opening day for
Taub Brothers new store. and all
Colorado state Fair visitors arc cor
daily invited to call and make them
selves at home. Taub Brothers store
will he theirs during the State Fair.
and any service they can render viii
be a pleasure to Taub BrothctA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
TO MEET GOVERNOR

A committee OF business men with
a fleet OF cars will meet the Governors
special train which IL slated TO arrive
IN the city Tuesday morning nj 1850.
and the party with numerous Denver
citizens will he shown tho devasted
areas and the contrasting recovery
made by the city from ono OF the
mos horrible disasters in tho history
OF tho country.
Representatives from practically
every civic organization in Pueblo will
b. at the depot when the special ar
rivcs and tho spirit OF the city will
be impressed on the visitors with n
hearty welcome OF music and an auto
ride over tho city.
Each OF tho clubs has promised a
number OF cars and r. ]. Burch,
president OF the local Boy Scouts. has
assured tho presence ~ tho Boy Scout
band. After touring the city tho visit
or- will be taken TO the fair grounds
whore they will visit the fair in n
body
Tho clubs and Representatives OF
each who Will meet tho special arc as
follows:
Commerce club. r. C. Brsckcn-
ridge: Rotary club. A. a Herman.
Eiwanis club. y. ". Duke. Lions
club. Robert Blaylock and DR.. Car
roll: Greater Pueblo club. r "
jewel: Merchants Bureau. W y.
Mount. Manufacturers bureau. =. J.
Burch: Real Ee;htc Exchange. w. y.
Keen: Horace Pollard. Automobile
bur-en. r. j. Weaver and W. T.
Mathis: Transportation bureau. Ed
ward Redmond.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
FALL OPENING OF
GARDEN ACADEMY

It Is with tho greatest pleasure that
tho New Garden Orchestra wish to
announce tho fall opening of their
dancing parties. which will be Mon
day night. September 2s at tho
Garden Dancing Academy located on
tho top floor OF tho Opera House
block.
During tho state Fair week tn.
Garden Dancing Academy will he
open every night. with tho exception
OF Friday night. when tho orchestra
will help furnish tho music for tho
Shrtner's dance at tho Mineral Palace.
The New Garden Orchestra. famed
thruout the state. has been furnishinE <
music in Pueblo and noighborinS
cities for a number OF years, main
taining a standard Said to he unsur-
passed by competing orchcs,raE.
After State Fair week. there will
h, dancing every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday nights. A cordial in
vitatior Is extended to ALL especially
those wishing to show their apprecia-
ton by patrontzinE the Garden Dane
ing Academy. The dances are con-
ductod strictly according to city ro=u-
lations and nothing Is permitted at
any iro that would offend the most
critical.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
MASS MEETING TO
CONSIDER MAYOR

Believing thst there arc sufficient
number OF people In Pueblo who do
sire return to the old mayor form
Of government in Pueblo, a mass meet
ing Of persons interested in the ques-
tion will be held at the courthouse.
in the county commissioner room.
Monday evening at 7s50 O'Clock
The committee behind the movement
is Of the opinion that the city manager
plan is not what is needed in Pueblo.
Neither arc they satisfied with the
present form of government and think
that the mayor and alderfns mic plan
Is better. At any rate the mass meet
ing Of citizens to be held Monday eve
ming will decide whether to take M
the matter and press tho measure at
tho fall election.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

Superintendent of the Art Department
Tho feature of the art department
AT the State Fair this year is that the
movement to raise the standard in art
work is taking effect. This is shown
by the fact that there is less amateur
exhibits and more professional work
compared with years past in this de-
partment. according to j. I. Nicely
mout, superintendent OF the art depart
ment.
There will he about 200 or more cx-
hibits. This is not so great as the
number of years exhibit. but the
reason given is that there are other
art displays in Denver and Colorado
Springs at about tho same time.
Among tho exhibits will be work
from the Broadmoor Art Academy OF
Colorado Springs and the Denver Art
Academy of Applied Arts. Mr Moy-
Ion and Francis d. Smith have entered
some excellent landscape work. Some
OF the best characteristic portraiture
to be exhibited will be that OF ]. 1.
McClymout. OF Colorado Springs.
Many lovely monotypes to be shown
are the work OF Mr.. James, of Dem
Yer. Photographers Is better repre-
scented than any other class. Work
In photography Will be exhibited by
Miss Laura Gilpin. of Colorado
Springs. Mr.. Standley. Mr.. Fisher. Mr..
Nash and others.
The educational effect OF the art de-
partment cannot be over estimated as
hundreds will have chance to sec tho
cream" OF Colorado's art at the fair
that would not get TO SEE 1t otherwise
The exhibits are well worth studying
The judging will start at O'Clock
Monday morning. when all exhibits are
to be In place Tho cash value OF the
premium list as a whole is much great
er than in previous years.
Undoubtedly another yeur will sc
a new building constructed for an
ideal art gallery. The present str7uc-
ture is said TO be a disgrace to show
such valued work In. as II Is not fire
proof. wind proof or rain proof. The
lighting Is afforded only by two doors
and one light, and the work cannot he
studied closely by such existing con-
ditions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

Lain MYnneGua park VIII close to-
night with the biggest entertainment
program OF the season. The park opens
this morning at O'Clock. Come out
carly and spend the day at the lake.
The last chance for fishing, swim
ming. the last opportunity for free
rids on the merry-go-round, the roller
co ister Last day of the open season
at the roller skating rink.
The Lake Minnequa park Jazz band
will give a free concert this afternoon
and there will be a matinee dance at
the open air dancing pavilion, the
final matinee dance OF the season. To-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
FASTER CAR SERVICE
FOR week OF FAIR

Tho local street car service for tho
fair from Tuesday to Friday. inclu-
sive. will start on the following sch
edulo at o'clock Tuesday morning
and continue thruout the day until
the last cars leave in the evening.
Ten minute service. from Twenty
fou,th street to the Fair Grounds
Ten minute service from East
Pueblo to the Fair Grounds
Ten minute service from Fourth
street to the Fair Grounds.
Five minute service from the lover
business district to the Fair Grounds.
Tho Twenty fourth and Fourth street
cars will have railers attached. and
tho only Interruptions In the schedules
during tho week will ha the necessity
of transferring from the East Pueblo
ears to the Bessemer cars. and from
the Twenty fourth street cars to the
Lake. The latter transfer will he ar
fected at Small and Berkeley avenues
Chieftain want ads. bring results
Phone 1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

State OF Weather. PIT Cldy Pf. Cldy.
Normal temperature for this date. 81
degrees
Mean temperature for today. 81 de-
rrccs.
Variation in temperature in - hours.
degrees warmer.
Highest temperature, = degrees at
II n. m.
month. g Years. ss degrees.
Lowest temperature. 81 degrees at
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. - years. IS degrees.
Highest wind velocity. ib miles.
northeast. at it.to a. m.
Rainfall. o inches. snowfall. 0 inches.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first OF year. iT-c5 inches.
Normal precipitation to date. 1o.2s
inches.
Timo Of sunrise. 6:G a m: tim, OF
sunset. SIS, .. m.
II. r. DICK.
Weather Bureau
For Pueblo and Vicinity (radius -
rniics) Fair tonight and Sunday:
cooler tonight
For Colorado: Generally fair to-
night and Sunday: cooler east portion
tonight. freezing temperature in
mountains.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
~ result Of the atmospheric
changes during the last - hours light
rain occurred in Manitoba and east
Minnesota and the upper Lake region
and from eastern Nebraska to Illinois
The pressure is low and decreasing IN
tho Missouri valley with temperature
above tho normal over the states from
tho U'uif n Mexico to Iowa Tho high
pressure Friday morning off tho north
Pacific coast has advanced to central
Montana and has caused generally fair
weather and moderate temperature
over tho northwestern states For
Pueblo and vicinity during tonight and
sunday tho weather will he fair.
slightly cooler tonight.
r z DICK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
BODY OF PUEBLO
HERO COMING HOME

The hodv of Daniel e. Fenton. WE'LL
known Pueblo boy who was killed in
action in France. arrived at Jersey
City yesterday. according to tele-
gram received in Pueblo from the
graves registration service.
Tho body will he forwarded TO
Pueblo and upon arrival will he taken
to tho funeral parlors Of tho r. .. Mic
Carthy & CO. in the Mccarthy block.
Tho funeral announcement will be
made later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
Weather Conditions h
Other Cities In the Wea

Weather reports OF several citiea -
Colorado and adjoining states durino
the - hours ending O'Clock. yestsr.
day morning. compiled from statistics
furnished by the weather bureau Of
Evening star., 1921-10-05
PACIFIC OIL DIRECTORS.

WILMINGTON. Del, October s.
The Pacific Oil Company of Delaware
has elected Charles A. Peabody,
Samuel Rea and Paul Shoup as direc-
tors. OF 100000 outstanding shares,
2,719,612 were voted at the meeting.