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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
DENIES LEWIS CLAIM
Dcposci Members uf Kansas Miners
Board says less Than Half
Of Mon Rack 10 MnrL

PlTTSBURG. Kan, Nov. ga
statement that over half OF the
rebel miners In Kansas coal fields
had deserted Alexander Howat, the
deposed and imprisoned leader and
had returned to work was today
branded as n gross falsehood by
James McIlwrath. member OF the
oustcd district board.
IL was made In report by
George L. Peck. provisional prcsl
dent OF the district before the tn.
ternational executive board at India
napolis, which Is reviewing the
Kansas strike situation.
III Peck or anyone else can prove
that there are more than $50 min
ers at work In the Kansas field, 80
Mcllwrath declared tho old board
will issue an order for the mine
workers 20 return TO work under
the jurisdiction OF the international
unio9."
The striking miners OF Kansas
are standing firm in their support
OF Howat," he continued
Interest among the miners today
centered In the possible action of
the International executive board on
the situation In Kansas Prediction
was made that the board may at
tempt to cxpel from the miners
union, John H. Walker, president OF
the Illinois Federation OF Labor for
campaigning for funds to aid the
Kansas strikers and his denounce-
ment OF John l.. Lewis.
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SECTION ?. That she ssscssmsnts ;
described lots and parcels q land %S "IHSf sGSlI
bear interest AZ tho rate Of seven per.
esntum ~ per snngm aud both prln
be a debt against the owners of tha
land and a Hon upon such lots and
same shall bs snlOrssd and sad saq Soiiectsa sd
az other taxes In the city of TULSA, OkTs.
hnfna are enforced and collect ID or nay
be recovered and tho lien enforced by
aPIPErole.TriiG5tSS APPS E'l.TiGS jg,dicisl proeeedings.
hereby levied aEsinst The above above DE- To-
SERTED lots. tracts Of lard and other
psSs.y ps2ss. 'ss lss to, G shs
that date upon the whole nsicssmsnt
sspiomOsr. isss S s"8 one one ~ iT,taimsnt ain m
thereof. with Interest on tte whole
smcunt remaining unpaid 10 that rats
tembst Of each OF the years 1919 to 1851,
cons"eutlyely both inclurlyo and the
thorized. directed ard orSder.d to issu,
able and negotiahis taE blls ror said
Assessments ana interest as nerein pro
tttAohed Tor tho amounts maturing each
year said smoupis 70 bec.nne due and
u Finance and Rey,uue o. the city n
Tulsa 9klshona On the htsL day u
both inclusive, and said ttK oils shat
be dated the date Of the passage u this
ordinance ana there is levied and t'.
ssssed against said property, such an
amount as shall be necessary 20 nav
reasonable attorneys fee ard expense OF
collection, ah the same arr kercluaftsr
described aud specified whe'T there shat
have been defann IN the pa'mcnt Of snld
tax bills. or any OF them pf any Install
ment ~ any of them and attorneys fe1s
have been Incurred In fhe making Of
ne collection. Or any part thereof 70
gethe with the costs and reasonable
expense ~ collection. Dcnult In tho
payment OF any inHtaliment or any paf
thereof WIN Interest thereln, fuaY At
the option. - the holder Of he tax billg
mature all i1sta!lments theieot Tor az
PURPOSES snJ a. any time after Hucf
hefauit tho roider of tho taH bll on
which such deiault II made. tiS eFent or
attorney, may notify the ctmmisssonsr
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BLAME FOR EXPLOSION
)klahoma Commissioner says state
Boiler Safety Code IL Remedy
for Further Similar Accidents.

n Assoc lated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 90
The boiler which exploded recently
N the Healdton oil field. killing
two men, was not of standardized
model approved by the state labor
department.. 1t was stated today by
Claude COnnally. state labor com
missioner Mr.. Connally's state
rent followed the submission of
report of boiler inspector OF the
department.,
The report stated that because the
boiler was entirely destroyed II was
Impossible TO assign reason for
he disaster, except that the boiler
vas Of the usual type found in the
|oll field and was being operated at
|l2j-pOund pressure, whereas II was
designed for only I2O-pound pres
sure, Mr. Connahy stated that no
|lction against the owners OF the
boiler could be taken inasmuch as
II mad never been tested. limited
scilities Of the department prevent
|hg.
Inauguration on January 1 of
boiler safety code which will pro-
|ude against overtaXing light en-
fines will eliminate practically all
such accidents, Mr.. Connally said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

TUH HNLs. 1873 word coup'. cheap fof
u.Iuk sBIr, terms. tall taagr llia,
".. t1r Jb,k rilHrceu,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
USED RUsE TO GET AUTO
Taxi Driver Says Trio Declared They
Were Escaping From Law.

by Associated Press State Wire.
oKMULGEE, Nov. 29--That three
men who said they were criminals
escaping the law compelled him at
the point of pistols to drive them
from Jenks to point a mile north
OF Henryetta, whore they took pos
session OF his car and left him on
the road. was the story told Chief OF
Police Don Stormont last night by
Tulsa taxi driver who walked into
Henryetta.
The three men had employed him
to drive them from Tulsa to jerks.
the taxi driver said. No trace Of
the three men or the car has yet
been found.
I'VE pulled stunt in Tulsa and
want to get away from the law the
taxi driver said one Of the men told
him.
Before releasing him the three
men debated whether or not they
should kin him. but finally decided
to allow him to escape unin)ured'
the taxi driver told Henryetta Of
ficers
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LEGALS

tPublIshcd In the tulsa Daily World No
vcmber 2S 90 80, December ! @. 1921.
World Publishing Company. Publisher1
NOTICE FOR HEARING OS As
SESSMENTS ron PANlSG ~
STREET iMPRONEMErST DISTRICT
NvMpER p9, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance With tho resolution Of tho
Hoard of Commissioners adopted % the
2sth DAY of November, i32l, notice II hereby
given that the Hoard " Commfssiuncrs Or
the CITY Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, has
examined the estimate and stat,
mcnt of the city Engineer a.
To the amount Of the cost. W
the vibroiithic concrete pavement which
should be assessed against the sbuttinE
property the property benefited and other
property liable tn assessment and the
owners thereof In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO 2lg. witch includes
the following described porltons Of streets
tC-wtts
SIXTEENTH PLACE tBugRlow
ufival from the East ltnc of Victor
Avenue ~ the East end Of Sixteenth
Place In bungalow Court.
And said board Of tum m lHgoucrs has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate of the cry I'm
gineer and has determined to assess the
cost of the improvements IN said district
against the Rbutting property tho prop
erty benefited and other pr,.-tty liable
to assessment. and the owners thereof
as follows. tn-wlt.
HUNGALDW COURT ADDITION
Paving Tor sixteenth Place Bungalow
DrtVel
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GIVES BLUEBEARD DEFENSE
Counsel for I.andru Says State Has
Failed IN Prove Murder.

by Associated fFcfss
VERSAILLES, Nov. 20. - The
back bone OF the defense IN the case
OF Henri Landru will be the alb
senee of proof that any OF the II
persons the defendant Is alleged 10
have murdered are dead and also the
failure of the police" to find any
thing resembling the remains Of n
human body" when they first
searched the villa at Gambais, oc-
cupied by Landru, on April 10. 1919,
and that the bones and teeth pro-
duced by the prosecution Were not
discovered until the second search
Of the premises on April 20.
The statement was made today by
NJ. Moro -Giaffcri. chief counsel for
the defendant, as he rose 10 address
the Jurors after NJ. Godefroy had
finished his argument for the prose
cution. Godefroy had ended his ad-
dress with an assurance to the jury
that they need not fear judicial
error. 1--WE must set up the guillo-
tine, when It IL necessary and It Is
death that ask for the assassin OF
Gamba!s.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
ASSIGN OFFICERS
TO RESERVE UNITS
Announce 95th Division
Commanders Allocated
to Oklahoma

san ANTONIO. Tex. Nov az
More than $50 assignments OF mem.
ssrs of the officers reserve corpF to
,rts pE the three divisions In the
rlghth corps area were announced
,oday 40 headquarters.
IN th, N.nety-fifth division OF the
orcsnizpd reserves allocated to OK
sbom4 The following assignments
ssre made to division headquarters
rapi a a. Odell of West Tulsa. ad d.
mani generals section; Mai. u. T..
Dsnpyeu az West Enid Mai n. l..
rsi 0f Tulsa. capt. j. c. jackson of
Vuskocce. Capt. II. r.. jackson OF
Okmu'c,o and Capt. r. Il. Laing OF
Writ alI Go the quartermastcr corps
capt S. f.. Kirkpatrick of Antlers
"a Tho ordnance departments; Mai.
NJ l.. crt;ondon Of Tulsa to judge
advocate generals department
captain Fred l. Ballein, special
,roops
Capt. C.. II. McNeese OF Oklahoma
city was assigned 20 headquarters OF
Moth infantry brigade. Assign
merts Goo the 3SOth infantry were
Nal 10 l.. Finlay OF Hobart; Mai.
N r. Gibbons of Purcell; Capt. T..
w. Peterson, Chickasha. Capt. II.
o. Rc.ss ot Ardmorc, and Lieuts. Il.
n. Feoman OF sentinel, w w. Nc
COLLEEN of Sentinel, Roy Glasgow Of
Purcell j. y. Ford OF Norman; /. W.
Cunnlnrham of Mangum, II. u.
Mcfarland OF Chickasha. G. w.
shaw Of Chickasha w s. Marsn
N Pauls Valley; f.. Z. Rose Ot
Thackrryille. J. II. Meeker OF Tenn
Die and j.. x. Peter OF Iawton.
TO headquarters Of the 10th ar
.lery brigade, the following have
been as Ened: Capt. 0. G. Fowler,
Capt " T.. MCinnis. Lieut.. w.
III. Bca'tIo and Lieut.. G. B. Chap.
unn ~ II nkln nhnnnn CnN
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THGu ,uutI1p. good condition. $40. easy
I.IfHa Lewis Marsh Corporation, 1907
g. NH.r. Usage 1870.
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Object to Publication
of Iron Trade Secrets

WASHINGTON. Nov, 2s,--Charg-
ing that the federal trade com
mission is endeavoring to maNS
public certain trade secrets anu
processes 22 eastern iron, steel ana
coke corporations today tiled an an
swer In the supreme court OF the
District OF Columbia TO petition
of the commission, rms pe''IioH
asked that the court orueI 'hs oUs
narration to turn over al pooks'
rccords and other data for pur-
noses OF reference In the examlna-
hon bv the commission Of Witnesses
for the corporations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
SMALLPOX INVESTIGATION
State Orders Quiz OF Conditions III
Okmulgec by Inspector.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 29.-lns
vestigation was ordered late today
by the state health department or
the smallpox conditions in Okmul-
ree and w. c. Cheatham, Inspector
for the department, was sent TO IN
quIre into the conditions.
An appeal was received today pS
DIR. A. r.. Lewis, state health com
missioner from citizens Of okmul-
gee. for aid in checking the disease,
Cheatham is instructed TO report
to Doctor Lewis tomorrow by teie-
phone as to the result of his inVestl-
cation when such measures as the
health department consider neces-
sary, will be taken, Doctor Lewis
said.
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rRaMuCAH MOTOR GO.
IosIob w. second. Cedar .sss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
Negro at Kin0fisher
Kills Wife in Fight

KlNGFlSHER, Nov. 29.-Mrs.
Louis Kenncy, neEress, is dead with
five bullet wounds In her head, and
husband Is IN the county jall here
tonight as result OF shooting
following an alleged argument be
tween the two ON public highway
near Lacy late yesterday Keuney
alleges that his wife threatened to
shoot him and that while ne was
Wrestling the gun from her, he re-
ceived a bullet wound I'M the arm
According to his statement to Of
ficers, Kenney took the gun away
from her and shot her. He later
was lodged in the county jail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
TOWN HAD TWO EXECUTIVES
Hut Court Removes Both and Now
Village Il Without n Mayor.

ATLANTA. m. Nov 29.--This
little Logan county town which last
week labored under the dtsadvant-
age OF two mayors. Is today without
any. Judge Frank Lindlcy late yes
terday hclI that neither samuel
Iddings chosen by the people nor
otto Drchcr. named by the city
council. could hold the office. Both
men reiinquished their Claime.
Charges were made that samuel
lddings, a democrat ignored the re
publican city council in action ut
the council unscating him. The
council elected prchcr. a democratic
member, ~ mayor pro tom. Mayor
fddinKs refused TO yield his officc
and both served as mayor.
Judge 1indlcy held that the coun-
cii has right to uuseat the mayor for
cause. but that prChcr, his success
sur was unqualified.
Atlanta viii continue without a
mayor until special election is
held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
40 CAPTURED CANNON HERE
CmagO Forestry Commission VIII
Have No Reminders of War.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-The forestry
preserve tracts OF Chicago are going
2 be peaceful In aspect as well as In
Act No captured German cannon
|f'l be mounted at the entrances of
A' preserves to remind of wars that
re over.
Daniel Ryan, president OF the for
1lned the war department that It
soesnt want captured trophies Of
be war
| believe the forest preserve dis
incl can well do without wars re-
II fNuers.' Ryan wrote the war de-
s4eNment Let these cannon and
n &heT war trophies be converted into
~ yshares and material for use In
~ arts Of peace"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
SEARS TRIAL CONTINUED
Illness of Counsel Prevents Hearing
of BartlcSyilIC CnSc

by Associated Press state Wire
BARTLESVILLE Nov. az The
case OF the state against Ike Sears
charged with murder and set for
trial at the present special session
OF district court, has been continued
until the January term OF court on
account of the sickness Of counsel
for the defense.
Sears Is charged with shooting
and killing Harry Cavis. a salesman
who resided at CRney. Kan. Cavis
was shot and killed when he failed
to stop an automobile he was driv-
ing when commanded to do so by
Sears At the time Of the shooting
Sears was looking for automobile
thieves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
Newspaper Demands
CurzOn Resignation

LONDON. Nov. 29,--The demand
of the London Daily Express that
Foreign Minister Lord Curzon resign
for causing a wide breach In Anglo
French relations, brought state
nent from the foreign office to the
News Service tonight
diplomatic relations between Great
Britain and France are better TO-DAY
than at anytime since the signing
of the Versailles peace treaty"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
ERREST THREE FOR FRAUD
'@ Taken In TcNas Operated In
Tulsa and Other Citics

uAAHA, Neb. Nov. 29.---The ar.
t recently in Houston. Texas. OF
1Tnry and otto L.auterer and Ar
r~Jnu H. Roemer. all said to be from
s1Easo on a charge OF using the
ais 10 dcfraud. was announced
sat today by w. NJ. CoDle, a postal
iney are sad 10 have made a
Lseuce Of obtaining goods on other
4 ohes credit, sccording 20 In
Is,,S'or Coble who said they oper-
'l IN Omaha, Kansas City and
4 va, as well as in Houston. Texas.
ago and st, Louis. Manufactur-
Ia were their alleged victims. .Coble
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
royornblc TO Prochnik.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29'--Ihe
state department has replied favor
ably 10 Inquiries from Austria re-
garding the acceptability OF Edgar
a, q. Prochnik as Austrian charge
d'affaires, and credentials OF the
new diplomatic representative OF the
Vienna government are expected IN
Washington within Ehe next lie"
weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
Board WIN Sell Shin.

n-HhsH NGrON, Nov. 29.--The
N, ~stn :. Pacific. sister ship of the
Il ,,imsshlp Great Northern, will
I-sya Y,ieiea for sale by the shipping
b. 70 American or foreign bid.
snl,h,ne shipping board announced
fsni ~ Bids win be accepted
~ sSecember -. and will be con-
ktlnvui under boards private COM
|gh, y, system, II was said. Twenty
M oSner ships will be offered for
'0on' It was added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
Kidnapped Boy Found
by st. Louis Police

81. LOUIS, Nov. 29.--vincent
.e'elli, 5year-old. who was kid.
sPed November II, has been found,
lohce announced late today. No
ssails were forthcoming. The
adelll boy was abducted three days
|Her Dominick al Franca. 7, was
lhaped. Police express belief that
same band was responsible for
'eh kidnapings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
Child Hanged with Towel.

~ koN, 5. D., Nov. 29.-- While
Esmhs with a roller towel at his
N" nome, 10 miles north of here
night Everett Mediger, Is,
1u Neu the towel about his neck,
|sRp'a on the bathroom floor and
II, breaking his neck, He was
~ when his sister reached him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
tictlm's Condition Cr.tIcoI.

SsW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 29.-
~ OF the patients at hospitals
~, received burns In the Rialto
s,S Ssei lire Sunday night were re-
lsusu as In critical condition this
IN moon Pneumonia has followed
ame. - ''''"''"s si''No vi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

with Kitchen privileges TO young cnupun
or lady, Usage SiOb. iuet
FIFTH PLACE. ~, lig5-rwo niqivIn
furnished basement rooms In prlt -.
family 81 per week adults Usage 'hIAs
FIRST, w. 7i1--rwo modern housS
Ing rooms adJoining bath trpJON
trance, Osnge ls3i-l.
FRISCO, s. io4-Furn,shed 70
housekeeping,
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All owners Of Abutting property, prop
other property liable Co assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 90 the
property thereby. and any claims or objec-
tions 10 the assessments as above set forth
shall he filed in writing In the office ~
Mrs. Frank Seaman, tity Auditor uf the
city Of Tulsa, oklahoma. on or before tho
9th day of December 1924. At 300
o'clock a. Nj, and the same shall be heard
by tho Board uf Comm issiOners on tha
9Th day Of December 1921. at 300
o'clock 4. NJ. and any claim or objections
not so filed in writing before said tim.
shall be- deemed waived,
DATED this 25th day Of November.
1894.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

A sclf-dumping tipplC for mine
cars is turned over by their weight
when a lever Is released
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

All Qwunrs NJ abu'ting property pro.
.arty banr0tod by salI improvements AMI
c,Esr prouerty table 10 aascsaUrnt tr-
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements VI behefA " thS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

German coal mines are adopting
steel posts In place Of wooden props
as a measure Of economy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

Mecca Petroleum Corporation. a corpora.
tlon. defendant. No. 1915.
NOTICE, or RECEIVERS SALE.
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE, that by
virtue Of an order OF sale made on the
?2nd day Of November, i92l. by the Hon.
Tulsa County state of oklahoma, that
! win offer Tor sale, subject to eonfirma %
tion Of said court. one certain Oh and
gas mining lease and leaAehOld estate.
together with all equipment thereon and
subject 20 an Indebtedness Of approx
mately Twenty-one hundred dollars G2,-
10000, due and owing 10 the Security
'easehoid being described as follows 10
vii.
Lots one (). rwo (2l, and Three
(D In Section One %. Township
Twenty (20l North Range Twelve
I2) East, and the Southeast quarter
SEQ Of Southeast quarter (SEi) Of
Southwest quarter tSW4) and East
I'LL tED Of Southwest quarter tSwD
ot southeast quarter tsE4l and North
quarter (sWD of Southeast quar-
ter tSED ana South half (S2) Of the
Northwest quarter (NWD Of south
east quarter tSED, and East half
tEEl OF the Northeast quarter (NE4l
Of Southeast quarter tsED and
Northeast quarter GEO Of Northwest
quarter lNWb Of Southeast quartz
Township Twenty-one t2D, Nort,
Range Twelve N2 East
You Will further take notice that said
sale VIII be held al public outcry on the
west steps OF the County Courthouse
Tulsa, Oklahoma. on the 1th day of ne
oember, 1921, at 1900 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR StLE -

COME kNp GET EN-
colo .s. touring car. now paint. good
tires looks and runs iike new .,,ss7s
rori chassis. fine condition; tenders ana
running boHfd ........'t.t..f .f...'' WV
mitchell touring. good buy ~ .''ss
Iudsoo sur,-.rl, touring. new tres tiis
rUEMuCAH MOTOR GO.
iosHos w. second. Cedar ;sss
Soc Jim Kay
ron SALE FORD truck sec Cherry AZ
ruI, .AIE.itudson spredstcr, on WHY'S
'N. rhuwnv. two Tord ruadstcrs and
ano pohg. roadster. vnion darase 5i5
N second DHHgr ai79
THGu .utIeg. good conduiou. $40. casy
I.IfHa Lewis Marsh Corporation. 1907
g. MH.r. nssgr 4tle.
rWlu coupo for sale good condition.
,e1ar tsii or cedar 271e.
rUH HNLG. ieta Ford coup', cheap fof
uHIrk ssIv, terms. can taagc lltS,
".. t0r Jb,t rtarecn,
INnu 'gurnR. good running order. iiso.
l,Nw Marsh Corporation, 1909 S, Main
TDHu fusdstot god running order. good
I|IrH lI1a. easy terms Lewis Marsh
..rr RATION 1901 g Main So Ussso
500
tuu SALE Fords. podrss Bulebs sni
many other good makes every car
NrIuu'u. terms to suit Used Car EH-
IuauEr enc n Main. Usage ttoa
l1u sktE..i9so Rco Truck ~ will trade
au1 ta,r In Ford. % W. second. Cedar
IIt.
r1U SALE 1924 Ford sedan. i25g NORTH
uaatuu call mornings
FOR SALE. Dodge roadster In first class
81 HiNV IIua IA.
rug.. Wrst Tulsa
LEAVING CITY VIII sacrifice 1889 OAR
hud touring car, new tires, crtras,
100 uurth ct Roc~Hsories. $3.50 cash, no
tradrs. usnRr 5000 t0t =. Cheyenne.
SEW Ford roadster, price right or will
trade t1r secured monthly payment
notes. i Joe Perry Oeago 1850, oven
INKS uHnEa sjtb.J,
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,

Publish,d IN the Tulsa Daily World
a5 % II. IS. 20 and 30. is2i. World
Publish ing Company. Pubisher)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY OF TULSA IS
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In the matter Of Celia Peck, deceased,
william Hudson Peek, executor. No.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT or
ACCOUNT
Notice q, hereby given that William
Hudson Peck, ns executor Of tho estate Of
Celia Feck deceased, uns rendered and
Court. his final account and report ot bis
admlnlstration rs such executor and his
petition for distribution Of said estate
and for his discharge and that the sth
day % December, 1891, at 10 90 o'clock
A. NJ, OF said day at the county court
room In the City Gf Tulsa and County
of Tulsa. and state Of Oklahoma. has been
settlement Of said account ard Tor hearing
said petition at which time end place any
person Interested IN said estate may
appear and file his exceptions In writing
% the account and contest the same and
may then and there be heard upon the
petition for distribution and discharge.
In testimony whereof ! have hereuntt
scB my hand and affixed the seal OF said
Court this 18Th day Of November. 1874.
q l. J. HOLT,
County Judge.
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81 and December, 1891 World Publishing
Company, publiRhorl
IN TIRE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
TULSA COUNTY STATE OF
OKLAHOMA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

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