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The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Good Fishing Chances for Those Who 60

Ont Tomorrow.
SEA BASS--They are biting on the Long
Beach grounds. They ire biting on the
Jersey coast Catches this week have meas
ured Up with any season In several years.
AZ Long Beach the big bass are on the
iberia wreck. and tho percentage OF large
fish runs high. on tho Jersey coast some
six Founders have been taken during the
week
FIOUNDERS-The founder fishing is FtIll
excellent on all of the founder grounds and
catches last Sunday and during the week
would Indicate that the fish are 10 remain
with va for some time yet.
BLACkFISH-iou can get them now on all
OF the blackfish grounds. aud they IRE run
ming larger in the bays than for sone sea
sons past. The Sound boats arc picking in
good messes. with some very big fellow
among them. One OF eleven pounds was
caught on "Wednesday.
STRIPED pAss--Surf fishermen viii soon
have their innings. Fish were caught al
Menasouan recently, and " the fish arc
ahead OF time like other flsh this year we
should soon have some eel fishing on tho
Jersey coast. Quite good catches of striped
bass hayn been made AT the Staten Island
Boggs and in tho Shrewsbury river.
LING, whiting. hake and some cod hre
coming IN on every trip Of the fishing boats
and " we are favored with fine weather to-
morrow tho great fishing army 81 New York
and vicinity win be out Ia force.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Boxing Bouts Tonight

Ridgewood Grove sporting Ciub-wiilie
KohIer vs.. Bobby Michaeis, IS rounds.
Broadway Exhibition A-.ociatIor-Fight
ina Fitzpatrick vs.. Jimmy Flynn, IL
rcuudsii Harry Nelson ~. Battling
Trhn. ~ rounds.
~'ufh Cons, ARTILLERY rra nkic Geraro
vs. Rcbhy Doyle. ~ rounds.
commonwealth =. I.~Tnuuy We Alrer
~. srror Nahrr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BUT cAYUGA LAKES ALL RIGHT.

Of interest
a still
his eight
The
grateful willing
outfit him with slight
a
half
CT he'll
a
Yale third the Blue
Of question
position will this afternoon
ANNAPOLIS.
NO ROWING AT WEST POINT.
at
Annapolis
concerned develops stirring battle
OF
called Madison
versaton in French appeared themselves
COILARING
0 b a
i
practice
ahead
efforts
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

COUNTRY BcArders Wanted II ono OF
tho most popular ciassificatious in The
tfefpiag want Ad Section They're the
Better Sort Of pisoee.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham g. straus, Inc. Fulton 81. Tkle. e.oriy
Couzen. A., 532 Grand ST. Tel. 30f5 atarr
johnson, r ,259 wyckoff av. Tel. 0sp2 EverT'r.
Kingston. 1899 Fulton st. T5oS Bedrd. Repairs
Hummer, H., iI3G B'way. Tackle and bait
r,oeser. Fred'k Co, Fulton st. Tackle only
Marsters. J. r., 80 Court 81. Tel. 2f25 Main.
Michaelscn. ~. H.. 1874 Bedf'd av Tkie. only.
Michs elson. NJ L., pft Broadway. Tackle only.
Morris, h.,1TJT Ful,on st. Reid av. feaS Ddfd.
Muller. o., 2s5 WyckoN av. Tel. 321f EverS'n.
Roeper. NJ. W. TT Woodward nv. Tkie. only.
schsnf. iN5 f1atbush av. Tel. 23t0 Sterling.
schebor, r., All wyckoff av Tel. 1as7Evrg'n, q,
6lotc. $40 Flushing nv. Tel. 1916 Stagg
Sprung. L.. oiat Atlantic sv. Tel 1878 EH.r.
voehtinrcr. 1881 Myrtle nv. Tel. AtTswB shrk
OUT OF TOWN.
weisshan. .H-.T1Iiiack' nskTak. .rd. w -la~huAup.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

B L A CK FIS HIN G
SPECIAL TRIP
CLAIREnss' NJ oss@n sSar,. fI,ni srins s"", worm.
and Bait Fare $500.
LEADERS, We select the gut ana tie
own-Thcy're pippins.
a good leader is n Joy forever.
Doering & Co. Sa SS3 Liberty Ts s"mo-s sy sgsSf csa
sun. A. NJ. Daily except Mon. 8 A. N.
Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
Uolooi}u leaves Osborn House Dock.
vtIUGI(v Sheepshead Bay. Daily except
Monday. a. NJ. Capt. Dor
man. formerly Of Broad Channel
Oh a mYnn klesves sheepshead Bay Daily
Capt. FRED PLACE.
business Established sixteen Years
Flounders-Blackfish-Eels THE
DEcoNNIcK-Row and motor boats to hire.
Bait. Telephone Belle Harbor 1900.
BLOOD WORMS, 3Oc.
Fishing Tackle Of all kinds. n. J. BRICK,
II Cooper So, one door from 5th st. Tel.
Orchard 3s22.
SEAWEED FISHING CLUB.
Every sunday. A.. NJ. on CRICKET, from
Ulmer Park Pier. Capt. cHAs. zAvfDAL.
DOUGHBOY
leaves Stables Pier. Canarsie. at A. NJ.
Sunday ARTHUR and HARRY.
LIFE PRESERvERs
New and second Hand For Sale.
G. q. C;ALBRAITH G. SON.
III West St, n. Y.
AvEDT DEEP SEA FISHING.
ALIEN leaves stables Pier. CanarsIc, !
A. NJ. Sunday. Capt. FAHEY.
Eoclo BIG HAKE AND LING.
TI1pn leaves Stables Pier, Csnarsie Z
16" a. NJ Sunday. Capt FRANK.
kIr,,r LING, HAKE. BLACKFTsH
n'hIlId 4. N. SUNDAY. l'
nlIIIrr leaves Fast eist So. 4. NJ.
Aul every Sunday. Bring bait.
Capt. II. GELNER.
The Wrinkle SESs S1Sses Sse sSsaesssS TsasSas
NV '" and Sunday at S a. NJ
M - Tvs sun. 13sth ST.. E. r., go:
Af1plW0nn Clason Point a. NJ; also
Uilu' WVuu Tues, Thurs. Capt. Lundstroni.
CHINA BACK F1DDLERs, sand aud blood
worms. FUCHS, 81 ist av Phone aS6
orchard. -...--------
o,,, F$; i; g., ssS1i5,
,1A Tvs. Clason Pt. sun. a. Nj.
town oo27J. Capt sToEnE
FID D l. K rs
at Baumann's, al w. t25th St, N. y. q.
r,.eh Nd sEAFoRD FISHING PARTIES.
r'cS" NV Write for dates. Bring worms.
Geo. Schechtel, Jr.. seaford. u. I. Rowboats.
Tvs. f,washington ST., J. o.
EsFANyvk sun. I a. NJ, Pier I, C.R.R.
.30A M. Capt.R. Hawthorne.
noorSio M leaves Murrsys ns. wree; roc Lead,
uUui g'u NJ fishing. NJ. MURRAY.
vD a UaLc, Blsckfish, Ling.
hDA leaves Stables, Canarsic. Thurs.
AAA Sat. sun. a. NJ. PoLLAk
sTR- ISDoIE~CE leaves sheepshead Bay
4 a. NJ. Sunday, - ,r.>..,,..
0ra0InO leaves Messengers Pier. sat.
0LHDIliu Capt. JOHN sCHAEFrER.
.,,oooa Iys. sheepshead Bay dslly 10 A. NJ,
AUkuhh Sat. r. NJ. a. NJ. Sun. ECoCk.
p0SF n N leaves censrsie pai,y \. N.
n,onul leaves sheepshead Bay daily r.
psSOS NJ. sun. a. M. tnp.. VHEGE.
RvooLlvr Tvs shcepshesd nay daily 10 a.
O'Von'y" NJ Sun. y a. M CAPT. ~. Rigby.
OTfANE leaves Canarsio A. NJ. Daily
exc. Mon. and Fri. q. WHITE.
AMERICA Daily :. sun; !. Sat. r. n.
JOSEPHINE leaves Daily and sunday
A. NJ. Capt. BERT.
nrooLt,, rs Sheepsh5ad aay daily 10 A.
b'VVn'yh Sp1. 4 NJ. CAPT. ~ Iigby.
., pre canar.io a ~ snn-
III. - - = a. aAA. GksSAiilsli kh-xMLiih,ti.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULI

ONE OF FAVORITE COLUMNISTS.
that It their toll
The all at least;
scratch
did sit
You'd a despatch
a
The modern tcoudnt
a
Go lamp them, JdmestiaaeS hdrent changed much
chtde a triJle frank
or think sordd soul
" he boa 10
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
words "tackle only" or mo bait following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. thurs.
days ana Saturdaye
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
AT ANNAPOLIS.

Like Cornell, Syracuse takes the water to-day for its
season. Jim Ten Eyck is unwilling to predict victory
undoubtedly expects to make good showing at Annapo
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONx

Abbey q Imbrio. e1 Chambers st. Tackle oDi-
Baumann. 2252 Second av., 1inth st. Flddler,
Bsumann, John. 31f West 125th St
Becher, 342 r. 34th ~. Tel. Murray hin 2s2s
Blrck. Fred II Cooper So. Tackle and bait
Black. 613 Amsirdm nv. teol. Tel. River 35os
Drummer, Wash. Mkt. Tel. 1889 Cort. Bid. WINS.
Calvin's Sport Shop, 22sT B'wsy, near soth 81
Coe, Aipheus. 81 W. 125th st. Tackle csIy.
Dsvess. II Cortlandt 81. Helsramite..
Dsvegs, 80 Broadway : Sani Worns
Davega. III y. ied st. Blood Worms
Davogs. 1o5 w. 125th ~. shedder crah.
Dirkcr. d0i W. H0th 81. "a. Dory. prop) r.l
Dutil. John. i2s W. 42d st. Tel I'gacre o,aT
Fuchs. H.. ~ First ev. Orchard on3s. Rai,-
Gutenberg, 1921 9Th av.. 135th St MgsIde ,iJ75.
Gordon. 2i27 Amstd'm av.. 165th u. No bali.
Hanover, NJ. 1889 Park av. Tackle and bai,
Hirsch, 600 Amstrdm. av. Tel. Riverside Ii,o
Hochgrae ef. 3o7 y. 34th ct. Tel. vand'bIIt 255o
Eellernan. 5000 Sd av., i5Gth st. Tel Mai fofo
KITE, ". III. Co., SO Broadway. Tackle onir
Rirtiand's, pG Chambers 81. Tackle.
Latter. 10s4 Crotona av., tsOth st Rail
Ieviten's, p51 Il. t8sth st. Thle,bai Met, ,Sf,s;
Macy. n. VI. 6 Co, Inc. BY e. saith. No bait'
Merlcr. H., t4o9 Amst. av., i3aih Tickle bale
Ogiiyy. X. Co, ~ Chambers ri. No bsit
Polmeni. 49, Bleeckcr St, cor. Perry. No bsit
Rcif j. H., 500 "a av. Tackle, Tide Ront.
Reingold. 12i 9Th nv.. 1ath st. Tackle and baj,
Rogers Peet Co.. B~ay 18th ST. Taclis
Rogers Pcet Co. Bway AZ Warren ST. | At our
Rogers Poet Co.. B'wsy AT 34th ~. 4 four
Rogers Peet Co., 9th av. at fist St stores
schubach & Son, 30i2 Sd nv. Tel. Mel fo33
vom Hofc. r., Co, f12 Fulton ~. Tide only
Won Lengcrke a Detnoid. Inc. ,4t4 Mad. .rv. Tkis.
WALL O. fT0 let av.. near 10Th NSGT Orch
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

Special Caols to THE New YonK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, 6y THE NEW YORK HEsALp
New York Herald Bureau
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
NO ROWING AT WEST POINT

There Will rowing West Point to-day, but
plenty Of nevertheless The soldiers their oil
Annapolis IN baseball and in which the Arm
are concerned always develops stirring battle.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

Tex Richard visitors yesterday Descamps and C
allied Madison Garden and while they there Ysay
for little chat The vionist held amir
ersation themselves immensely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
FAMOUS WITS" OF HISTORY
Little Stories of Men and Women
Whose Sayings Are Still Remembered
By MARK STUYVESANT
By CONDO
By JACK COLLINS
: By MARK STUYVESANT

liquors 7 received rhis statement
d0ubtfulIy. But 7 said
What's your name"
Wait" he said And went out.
"I heard him pacing uusteadily up
and down the ha. outside. In 10
minutes he returned and said:
Pepper,'
Pepper was indeed his name. He
had been out 20 See II he could re-
member lt and was So flushed with
his success that he repeated - 5ov-
0uslv several times and then. with
a short laugh. he went away.
II had often heard ~ man being
so drunk that he didn't know what
town he lived in' but here was q
man so hideously intoxicated that he
didn't know what HIS name was.
Il never saw him more but
heard from him. For ne published
a notice Of a lecture. in which he
said I had "a dissipated air."
This IS the reason Artemus Ward
was captured by a Newspaper IN op-
position TO that run by the bibulous
editor The newspaper that feted
Artemus Ward was the paper on
which Mark Twain then worked. And
so g. came about $50 Don O.. Seitz's
"Artamus Ward" tells as. that Mark
Twei0 and A~-emlz Ward became
the best OF friends. Later Artemus
helped 20 give Mark Twain "his
chance"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
HOW ARTENIUS WARD MET BILL
NNE AND MARK TWAIN

It must have been with vast de
light that Artemus Ward found him
self in Virginia City, New. Then a
prosperous, busting town of perhaps
1000 persons. the Nevada town was
at the height of its silver boom. But
the riches that were found in and
near Virginia City meant nothing 90
Artemus Ward by comparison with
the delight that came 10 him when
he met Mark Twain. then a news
paper writer, and James w. Nye, who
later became nationally famous as
"Blu Nye." the humorist.
At the time Of Artemus's visit, Nye
was governor OF Nevada. So thor
oughly did Nye appreciate the witt
cisms OF Artemus Ward that he there
and then had a formidable docu-
ment drawn up and signed and seal
ed by James ". Nye, governor.
This document declared that re
| posing special trust and confidence IN
the integrity and ability OF Artemue
Ward" the governor appointed the
I said Ward FOR the term Of his nat
IuraI life" "speaktN OF pieces" 20 the
/ people of Nevada Territory
The life Of the mining camps of
those days was by no means simple
land restrained. Virginia City was
| like most other mining towns. And
so we find a picture OF many an
other mining camp In what Artemus
Ward tells Us IN his Travels
MY arrival IN Virginia City was
signaUed by the following incident.
II had no sooner achieved my
room fla the garnet OF the Interna-
tonal hotel than I was called upon
by an intoxicated man who said he
was ar editor. knowing how rare
I 10 was for an editor 10 be under the
influence Of either spirituOus or malt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
NOT RETURNING,'
WAR HERO PENS

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-'I shall
not return"
These words from a letter written
by Col Charles ". Whittlesy, IA
nous commander Of the Lost Bat
TALON" to Robert s. Little. his law
partner. led friends 70 believe the
hero committed suicide
WhittIesy vanished from the liner
Toloa while enroute 10 Havana.
II was thought his experience in
the war. recalled when he acted as
paU-bearer for the unknown soldier
buried IN Arlington on Arm stice day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

AS the result OF recent rains the
interiors Of a great many homes
have been damaged. Ceilings were
badly spo,ted and wall paper loosen
cd. The damage viii amount 20
considerable and had these homes
been protected with an Elaborated
Roof this expense could have been
spared Elaborated Roofing Co.
IO7 ". Division ST, Main 2405.
323- u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

Chudren's shoes-S1.s5-The AZ
my store. $50 S. Mich 81 322-tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
FEW TILTS MARK
SENATE MEETING
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


ton was led by J. l.. Travathan. re-
publican of El Reno. Mrs. BESSIE
McColgin, republican of Roger Mills
county, expressed herself as against
the measure. The resolution was
carried over protests.
During the debate Mrs. McCoigin
made her first speech.
~ was Interested to see how many
employees lined up u while ago to
take the oath Of office" she said III
IL takes seven doorkeepers, I'd ike
to have the reason explained to me.
believe in folks earning then
money as they so along"
No party clash was evidenced In
the contest between w. T. Drake, re-
publican, and r. A. Parkinson, dem
ocrat, for the seat in'the house from
Wagner county. a petition was in
troduced by Bruce l.. Keenan, OF
Cherokee, protesting against the re-
tanning OF Parkinson on the roll call
of the house, and declaring that
Drake was elected by a vote of l,476
to I.4l6. The petition was rekrred
to the committee on elections.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
BLACKS FAILING
IS WILL POWER
Pleads for Release Upon
Mental Grounds When
Caught Stealing

Freedom is a thing almost un-
known to Jessie Taylor, negro, who
was arrested yesterday afternoon in
possession of five mems caps stolen
from the Golden Ruh store. East
First Taylor was released from the
city Jail Tuesday noon and before
the sun set Wednesday was back In
Jail on a sentence OF 20 days for
petit larceny.
Taylor about noon yesterday
walked into the store and asked for
n certain make of and color OF trou-
sers. The clerk walked into the rear
of the store and when he returned
he noticed Jcssie's coat bulgcd
whore 1t had not bulged before.
The negro admitted when confront
ed by the proprietor that n h1d
stolen the caps. Yesterday In police
court Jessie pleaded guilty but asked
for mercy on grounds that he had
no will power. Judge. don't put
me back dere In dat Jail, | can't
help stealing, somehow or other. my
hands am just naturally sticky"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
STATE TO INSPECT
TULSA'S CAR LINE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
clared emphatically Wednesday.
Either the Tulsa Street Railway
company is going to improve its
equipment and its service or i will
demand that the company be
thrown into the hands of receiver
and without the loss OF any time,
either.
"I infer from the corporation
commissioners letter that that body
holds the same attitude. The let
ter states flatly that the street rail-
way company must make immediate
improvements TO justify its continu-
ance. And | intend TO inform Mr..
McGrath, the manager. OF my atu-
tude so there may be no possibility
~ mistake.
Morris McGrath. manager or the
street railway system. said Wednes-
day he would be glad to cooperate
with the engineer sent here by the
corporation commission "a well as
with the city. II Is probable, Dun
can said. that conference will he
arranged between Engineer Thomp-
son and City Engineer Griges. whose
office has spent several weeks gath
or!ng data on the physical condi-
lion Of the street railway companys
lines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
TO PLAN FOR HIGH Y
Sponsors OF High School Association
VIII Meet with Girls Work Di-
sisinn Sccrntp rlcs SATURDAY.

Plans for the High School Y. w.
e. A. will be formulated and the
problems OF the high school girl dis.
cussed at meeting OF sponsors Cf
the High School Y. w. with the high
school division Of the girls work
departmen of the city associa.i at
3:3O o'clock SATURDAY afternoon IN
the Y. w. G, A. High school teach
ers who sponsor the work are Misses
Lillian May Schenk. June NJ. Hand
ley, Arnes Engel and Erna Errick-
son. The high school committee Of
the city association is composed Of
Mrs. Norris T, Gilbert, chairman.
Mrs. J. NJ. killian and Mrs. c. T..
Dawson. Miss Mabel Sones, senior
girls work secretary. Mrs. c. r.
Strouvslle, chairman OF the girls
work committee, and Mrs. J. y
Brown. n member ef tha girls' work
committee. will meet with the group
The young employed girls com
mittec will meet at the y, w. c. A.
at . o'clock next Monday after
noon with Mrs drown. chairman
and Miss Janette Allen, employed
girls secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
POISON PROVES FATAL
Former Girl HOtci EmDloyc Sue
cumbs After Week Struggle:
Seals Secret WITH Her Death.

Nleddthstly refusing 10 dlNuiGe,
even to her mother, her reason for
taking five bi-choloride of murcury
tablets last Thursday. Miss Elizabeth
McClerkin, 10 years old, died at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon at the
Tulsa hospital Miss McClerkin's
last words, spoken scarcely above a
whisper TO her mother, sister and
attending nurse. were: "If | live ]
WIN tell why attempted suicide,
hut II | die II will remain a secret
She died a few minutes later.
Tho girl, who for the last month,
has been employed as dining ROOM
cashier at Hotel Tulsa. came re
about two months ago from Mem
PMS Tenn" with her mother, Mrs.
Mary McClerkin. Since coming to
Iulsa, Mrs. McClerkIn and her
daughter have lived with Mrs, Lo-
t'na Nichols, 7l3 West Fourth, sis
Yer OF the dead girl. II do not know
Nhy Elizabeth took the poison" her
mother said, unless it could be over
a. unhappy ending to love affair.
she had no other reason for discon-
uht and up until a few days before
she took the fatal dose. when she
displayed signs Of melancholy, had
pecn perfectly COntented."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
SEPARATION ENDS
AFTER FIVE YEARS
Relative of Rev. Lamb
Fled From Russ, First
Sees Girl Aged Five

George Birkett, n nephew OF Rev.
Ralph J. Lamb. osecretary Of the
board of trustees of the University
of Tulsa, recently saw his five-year-
old daughter for the first time since
the day she was horn, according to a
letter received by the minister from
Birkett who is In London, England.
When the war broke out Birkctt
was professor in the University
OF Moscow. Just previous to the out
break of hostilities he was married
in London to the daughter of n fell
low professor and Reverend Lamb,
who was visiting in England at the
time, witnessed the ceremony They
then returned to MOSCOW and the
day the baby Elizabeth was born the
Russian revolution started. B!rkett
escaped from the country to Eng
land, leaving the wife and child be-
hind.
Russian authorities continually re-
fused Mrs. Birkctt authority to leave
the country until recently, and she
Is now in England with her hus-
band
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
BANK ROBBERS GET $40
Chop Hole Through Vault Wall. Try
10 RIOw safe and i'ail--Run or
With BOX Containing Cash.

Failing in their attempt TO blow
the safe, robbers who sometime
Tuesday night chopped their way
through brick wall into the vault
of the First state bank at Meremac'
carried off a small tin box contain
ing about $40 in money and some
valuable papers. The papers were
later found on the outskirts of the
town.
The men had used picks, which
were found nearby, and had
knocked hole through the brick
wall OF tho vault Indication inside
the vault was that the men had then
attempted to blow the safe with
nitrglycerin but the explosion had
not "panned out" The vault had
been ransacked Meremac is In
Pa~nee county, about seven miles
from Jennings. The town Is in thu
heart of an oil field discovered last
summer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06
ANOTHER SAFE STOLEN
East Third Street store Entered
From Second Floor and BOY
MiIh SGH1 In Nnsh lnulcd OFF.

Robbers some time Tuesday night
contaminated the second safe rob-
berry in Tulsa within n month when
they gained entrance to tho store OF
C. II. Mouser, ia East Third, by
cutting n hole in the flooring above
and knocking away plaster. lathing
and metal ceiling and hauled the
safe, containing s6G7 in cash away
from the back door.
Luther McCorkle, Mouser's baker.
who goes to work at midnight, dis
covered the robbery and notified
the police. The ensuing search re-
vealed auto truck tracks leading
away from the back door--nothing
else.
A 600-pound safe, property OF the
Oklahoma Natural Gas company,
containing over $1,000 In cash and
checks, was taken from the gas
office here In December. No trace
has been found of either safe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-06

apuel,.hea n. The Tulsa pauy World
~. 81, gs so, 81. 1890; January = 5,
1871. world Publishing Co. Publishers
ORDINANCE no. ais.
An ordinance to apportion tevy and
assess special taxes IN payment ot ths
cost ot Coustrutting sanitary sewer
IN SEWER DISTRICT 80. l65, as
created and established by ordinance
No ?0F aud declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, IN pursuance " tho pro
Oklahoma and the statutes of tho state
Of oklahoma. for such eases made snd
provided. tho said CtN dtd by ordinance
DISTRICT 40, it5 ana after declaring ~
necessary TO construct sewers lu Aaid
SEWER ntsruICT SO i6t by the prov.
sions ot Ordinance So. 2Ot7. dii uu the
9TH day Of October, 1850. let I, cnmsto,k.
smodlcy Go. contractors. certain con.
tract Tor the construction ot = certain san,
itary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
iC5. and
WHEREAS. IN pursuance ~ said con.
tract, said Corstock Smcdley CO has con.
structcd q certain sanitary sewer IN r,ii
SEWER DISTRICT SO ie6 amt tho WORK
undet said contract has been accepted aud
approved by the city Lurlutvr aud tho
board " Commissioncrs OF tho city of
Tulsa ana
wIiEVEAs. In further pursuance ~ tho
statutes ot the state ot oklahoma. Rfnrc.
said, and under the terms ~ tho charter
OF the sstt tttN OF IulHut oklahoma " u
deemed necessary by the Hoard of Com
miasionorR of the Guy " Tulsa. Oklahoma.
TO levy ana assess special trN upon the
property liable 90 assessment IN said
SEWER DISTRICT NO 1876. by reason "
the construction of said sewer and to pay
for the same, and
WHEREAS, the total cost ~ the con.
structon ~ Haid sewer IN shid SEWER
DisTRiCT NO. iGb, Including extras has
been asc-rtained and l. hereby declared to
TRiCT Nc. 16b, In the amounts herein
after specified In Section ! OF this or
Now. THEREFORE, M TT oppAIN
ED BY THE BOARD Of COMMISSION
be the sum ot SisTst ali OF which is
to he levied by special assessment against
the lots and parcels OF lsno benefited by
the construction VI said sewer IN said
SEWER DlSTNlCT NO 1876, and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of tho assessments against said lots and
parcels so liable Tor tho cost ~ construo-
tion sf said sewer In Haid SEWER Dis
ERS OF THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION I; That thero shall he. ana
thers " hereby spportioned to and levied
upon ana assessed against ~ several lots
and parcels of land H. said SEWER pls
TRlCT NO i6b In the City OF Tulsa, Obia
homa, Go benefited by the construction ~
ssid sewer, ns special tax. to pay foI
the construction OF said sowef, the amounts
fall,Na