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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
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which is on block g. lot 20. for s12.-
500. Tho house consists OF nine
rooms. Cox also cold TO Henry Nil
lor lot 70. block . IN the same adli.
tion. Miller has announced he in
tends To- soon build a house thereon.
Six deals were handled by j. &.
Eeddn. T.. A. Garner purchased
through Rcddin from Adams n
Walker an $4,000 piece Of property
on Terrace drive. other sales report
cd by Reddin are; Vacant lot in
1900 block on South quaker from
&. NJ. HriCe 20 lI. l.. Moore. $4,000;
residence in $500 block on East Ad-
mirai from Lucy Gardner to oscar
Alderman, S5,55O Il. t.. puwuing 90
A l.. Nosg. residence in Irving
place, Shbo0: Theo, II. Glass to
Floyd j. Ntrtln, residence on Lewis
avenue, $4,000. K. II, sherman 10
H. " West, residence IN 500 block
on South Ilnthus $G,jOO.
II. T.. Hanna sold the property
Jt 101 North Wheeling To- Or Long
Tor $500. he also sold the prop
orty at TO3 North Wheeling for
$500. the residence at EOS Sorth
Lewis to "A Mr.. Perry for $1,000, and
the property at lll6 south quincy
TO n Mr. Kellogg for $500.
Gordon Grady reports sales total
ing SGlS5O since July - as follows;
! Frank Go"gcll TO Coleman. resi-
deucc Fast Tenth. sa.coo. II. \. Gray
TO II i. Hanna, residence East
.J. H. Woods, residence East sixth,
$500; Hughes 4 Mitchell 10 Turner.
residence. Moadowhruok. $2.10U. NJ.
II. Perry to II. T. Hanna lot Ncddu
addition, $1,000; X. NJ. Vaughn 20 l."
Stoyau. residence East Hodge
900; T.. l.. Jos"y 20 looming, resi-
dcncc West Brady, $500; II. T..
Hanna TO VI. H. Perry, residence
/ North Grant, $500, Bthcock to l.c-
I roy Allison. residence South Utica,
1900. H. f.. Hanna 10 f.. w. K"l-
/ logg rssideuc" South quincy, $4,000;
| Ecll n McSeal To T.. T.. Cassidy, res
idcucc East sixteenth, $500, II. T..
/ Hanna to Helen Gray, residence
North Wheeling, residence $500;
NJ. X. Mckinney to K. ". Bray resi-
drncc East Ninth, $500; r. II.
/ Trahaugh to Wakefield, residence
/ North Main. S2,250. q. VI. Harrison
Troost, $500: II. T. Hanna to De-
/ were. residence Fourteenth Place,
$4,000.
". A. Reynolds reports the salc
+ OF a siN-room bungalow in Park
Inn addition, Seventeenth Place and
. Rockford. to judge II. ". Armstrong
Of IIuutiug~hu Ind. who will move
his family hero IN a short time.
\. J. Jenkins mad" a $32, 900 sale
i'm Maple Ridge. Jesse NorvaI
purchased through th!s firm the
beautiful niue-room nrick home
owned by Frank T.. James at Eigh'
tccnth and Peoria.
Real estate mon Of Tulsa are gem
orally optimistic not only over th'
tran fors OF property now. but ov"l
the future. They arc confident tina
this fall win see an animated rcviva
OF interest ON tine part of buyers.
Plans Of NJ Tgisa Real Estatt
cXchangr. OF which tho above men
toned rIms are m,mhcrs, contains
number Of constructive items. Tn
organization Of local real estate mel
, ia growing stronger steadily.
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could hasf,u ~ the capital \ srir'
motor 90. stood parked iu front OF
fhc capital mans machine, but ih.
TWO hurIy.uk men tu' 9hnu,i'ra ''
us frudcrs and pushed 10 ont 10 tIr
way without looking ior Its Owner.
Five mlbuios later thcy were at ne
capital with the news.
Tho capital man, with "A hurried
excuse. da he'd through chain ot
inner Offices towards tho governor. 81
Hiuctuw while the correspondent
broke tho uoHt to the workers out
Hde. TypowII.,i' stopped. clerks
looked up from desks. minor OH
cIaA stopped conferences with each
other.
u was just 40 though some big
blow had struck the whole Organ.za
uon aud They bore no friendship 70
'he person who had brought tho
bad news A. .lst thcy rallied, and
r.tuuod % work.
Governor Small issued state
mcut about O'Clock that night. H.
blamed the Gus In Attorney General
Eruudasa's appropriation for Brun
dHEtA action against him. lie gave
tho millionaire tax dodgers and
the Traction interests their accua-
toned due. lie said that his enemies
could never prove the charges.
which were simply brought "fur the
purpos' ~ character assa.,4.uation." "
Now 10 appears that Small says he
la a governor and therefore cannot
Doc arrested and therefore will not
submit to tho warrants Of the
court
- the Lundin-Thompson ring goo
ing TO win another battle In Tho
state of lllIuo.s' A. any rate, 1t has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Republicans Carry Out Pledges

toward fulfllmcnt Of the p.a5r.
revise the tariff. %
The expressed bellcf ~ NJ II
ing that the budget s.rrrp ,,''. 70
feet a necessary. hD|pm -,t. 2.
tion and reveal business fr...'.'...'i' Dc
government business. haas
verified. ~
lie promised to make federal a.
partmcnts more mIsiur-....a Wv,
send back to productive .sf.-
thousands uf federal ,u.t.y,, Pc.
are either duplicatinc work ,, ~.
at all essential That has be-.
done. '-
Another Promise.
lie promised 90 try 90 make N,
United states the great ma-.i.1.. .,'
tion OF the world. aud eyer. .ss.I
Ia being directed along h,, i,'
with ever-incrcasing prost... Tor .r.
merchant marine.
with regard TO the cost u ,Iv..
Mr. Harding before his ,'..,''s
said; we can promise D., ,.
remedy which will att,ma, Io,,'
gent and courageous dcrat.,r ..,
strike at government u.rrsv.,,
which enlarEes the evil. ana ~
Will attack high cost OF ruru.prps,'
with every energy and facility yb.el
attend republican cuuu.ty "a.
promise that relief which vyiu -,
tend the haltlng OF vast, ana O.,
travarance and the renewal ~ m
practice OF public economy ps
alone because Il will rcIlev. t4, bp,
dcns but because It VIII be an o,
ample to stimulate thr.fl and econ
omy In private life"
That pledge has been plr-iol a,
and the cost of liyiuE su h.g
enough, has been considerably p.
duccd in the last f"w months
The pledge to give care and Al
tention to the disabled service me
OF the world war, and TO ineroy
tho facilities for doing so has be.
carried out and better provision
being made for their wants tod,
than ever before.
Other instances might be enurne
ated. but enough has been brourl
out 10 show that the Harding a
ministration, young though IL IS, h
already given unmistakable g,
dence OF its intention TO carry %
all compaign pledges. the hes, G,
dencc being that II has already dot
SO In 50 many Instances.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Ills NftCrthOnght.

MILTON, Mass, July 3o.-A hun
dred page spirit" message has just
been received here.
81, william James, late profes'0'
OF psychology At Harvard UNIVERSITY
Cambridge, Mass, L. 8. y, am SEND
ing this message. While ! was OF
carth--alivc, as you call It.
thought | knew lot. Now | kno'
that ! knew nothing"
so begins the message as COPIED
by Mrs. Jane Rcreve Burke.
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T t....t,,. ,l,rt tIy,, ,,t.o .rf Nru.p-
a. g., .,.d s,yIf, a. g., ,r ,l,,.1 i.,
ru,,la.,,. ueft,l l,,,r rr,fIfs
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h'' any "i "' p''I"H W.
,.'','|' .,,,.',,', @,.',5 @ ., Nm
,i''t"'' 'h' amount "l7 I'"" '.''"
Pi ''"t'
Tho natural thing 20 ''s 49, what
dn' Grant Park mink about 81 aI.'
tsi perhaps, nus question should
como wh'ro aud what ~ Grant
rarh'
Grant Park. III, is little town of
/ e.N Do az d r"d innhbItHuiH n'nr
SWnil.s homo town NJ Enuk1Ion.
/ S. tuHlH lived ihnrc. 'El' curtis
7 who v'H cnIl'd len Smnll7 hralJs
i'm pulnl,g' by many people who
/ know thrm both. Small was "A
/ combination farmer. banker AZ kan
. klh.' "Ed" rur'iH and h's brother
/ Verne owned % ohaiu OF banks N
lt,r Illinois towns
I iipd the Grant park bank "A build
b iug I'm Grant Park
/ No, "A hrn Of one. Tho Grant Park
/ Tru1t and Sayinga bank, another in
/ stitu'ion of the Curiiso" did--and
! therein starts tho argument.
"rhe Grant Park bank waa juHt
/ like your hat" an official of the
nptt-Smnll crowd says. 1t woIt
. whore you went"
The Grant Park bank was inside
tn" Grant Inrk Savings and Tru,
! company" the Small crowd cuuN-
! tors at was private bank. you
! know, Illinois mad a lot ~ private
! banks until the law nut them out If
business this yonr."
We're there any drpOsturg I'm the
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Hy B. " rIMMONs

vAstttSGrpN tuIv 40 With
u,,Io ,'arc ,t,,r s,u~ ,1o,t,s 81 tbc
tt,,,ti,, ,1r,fnlstrati.n c,nn nm rx.
r.Ii.nt s,art b,s Lean mad, i'm tho
v-,v -, rnrr,iuy out mo plodges
,..,sc 20 ,ba yotcrs in the los,t ca M
rsI.p T. ,Yo,,I1 10 irnnossibla I'm an
arnr, , ,i,r. ,r nm, into offect oli
10 ,.T,r,rs .rs cbanyes which
v<,n nrn,nlsod ia ,hn event OF re.
uuLIlc'u s,,cc,sa hut much has been
dorn In ,bat direction. while ;egis.
i,ti,, lcnLiry Ia mo carrvtnr ont
nf ,it,r ,,i,J~os is in n~op,nas law
r,,l,iug IL tr1iy, work a bul cam
n,., ,,,sb,d tbrn,,cn crngrn.s ike
I.rf ,brnuyh a sausage grinder. II
,.u., h.. rn,sia,re1 er,,,n cvcry
st,,d,ni,,t, ,hc nt,iec,ions ~ :. mus
D.. ,,rt. ,h,rp,, must M tim,s he
,.,dr. mo nnrosition ,rus, h,yn it,
,,,r,,rtr,i,v ~ diar,,ss i- tho cue.
TOMS and ruic, ~ tbe aor,te and
b.use ,uust bo conform "A 10 and
INN, ia rnouirnI for n ~ n
h"l' 'h Sp't. VI VIII ~ s'ii'c'
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"a q. t"A' H.''''''I'S' W.
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I1ir,n ,,,,ir,.lpr for tbc preaidnnrv.
30 quickly as republican congress
can pass It's declaration for repub-
lIcan executive to sign" And a
formal and effective peace has been
declared not so quickly as some
would have had Il dono--but as
/ quickly as the cumbersome machin-
| cry Of congress could put the de-
Cl1ration through and as the prcsl-
dent could approve It.
/ TO make this peace effective and
permanent is the intention OF the
+ administration. IL was the intcn-
tion of the last administration. But
, the two administrations have diff
! fcrcd as 10 the mcthad by which the
masking OF permanent peace should
be done President Wilson believed
permanent pcac" could be accomp-
lished through the association of the
principal powers in the league OF
nations President Harding rcaliz-
F ing the frailty ~ human nature and
the ease with which treaties may be
violated, thinks the surcst way Z,
erect n lasting peace IS to DESTROY
the implement. OF warfare, and nj
IS along this line that his energies
toward permanent peace are being
directed.
Disarmament n Pledge.
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u scenes ~ violence uud mn.' N"t.
IuE th1i would ronniud hHu.n1 tIiy
or il' llii' "H'l 10y l.H ptlWi,'i d1y .
ofI' th} carried All Illinois hul 'hl
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L""h'n mon t'Id. 'I' h'I It'
~ ~ ""' 100" ''''"' .
''"'''" Wv '''''' ''N'"
guihl Won hntN'''d 'h' lu'
AN ! thompson W.h "linpI'.
And, though OEiDW1y started 10
contest the decision. ho dropped tho
motion.
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tho pIrnt,T majority ,vor rIvon a
governor nf minois" Small honetg.
"Y,a. Len won hv six hundred
thousand 20 his oppnuruig. agree. "ITc
docsu't mention. ho,,y,r that
Harding carried tho state hy ninc
hundred thousand, which left Small
running thrco hundred thouaand b.
hind ia" ticket"
rho only other nupuos.dlv I,irGln-
Thomp,1n man thai went INTO off'tc
nt tho aamr time ON tho state Ticket
was Edward n. Miller. ptnte treas. ).
urcr. Irundare ag,u won out A,
attorney general
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1' "pp,u "'iu,v ,,, 49,, ,'S
,,,,,' e,,'H' ~. u,,u.H'' ""'''''''"'y ant
H""u''' "''''I'''"'
Fred sterling lcft pile OF pa.
pers ON hla desk when h" turntt
| over the office to me- Miller IL rc
| ported To have told Irund1gc
/ They refer TO state treasury mat
| ters. what shall do with them
"Kcep thrm." nrundn.o nm.
| swcrcd. ''You ara s'ntc treasure,
now"
Thnt was that
A rrw dny, later. Sterling. tinpe1
| Off perhaps. hy tho Small mon, al
| cl,o worried nv the fnrt mat hi
auw the handwrltinr on tho wall
| called nj Mul,r's oFfico for IN
papprY.
you can't have hon." Miller
told him in rrfcct. "I'p,. state trcas
urer now and MI records Of tho OF
/ rico belong 10 mo"
sterling y,,a In,nhr,upd.d
"Imt thoy'rc p,nprriy of mime
he obioctcd
81 don't look NJ Il that way
| Miller answered. "Ni,orncv don
cral Rrundnpr supporta mo in m,
contention, too"
WIN, the pnncr, Continued
Tor weeks ana unufha hut MIN,
|dld not riyo nm tho u,prra NIh,
dld they contain R,rnrl, 10 abor
the two preceding stnto trrnsllr.i
Of Illinois had drpDsIt,d $40 uOu. 90
in tho Grant Park hank az Gran
Park. Iu.. and nat this NANCY Iofr
had boon lent 10 Armour. 4 g.. nm.
swift n co. Tho packers. at no
cent interest.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
For Quick Sale

160 acre relinquishment, Casa Grande. at $500 per acre. Excellent soil. Par ticulars. Box M Republican. ak
 FOR SALE-S0 acres patented land on the Agua F'ria river, about twelve miles from Phoenix: S75 per acre one-
 half cash balance terms; from to 10 feet to water. fine pumping proposi- ton. John B. Henke, 2112 $. First Ave dlx
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

FOR SALE-Two lots in 1900 block. East Pierce St. For price and loca- tion call owner. Oliver King, Phone 4331 ak
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
S150 Per Acre

20 acres. all fenced with Page wire, small house and barn, in the citrus belt, near the end of South Center paving; this 20-acre tract has perma- nent water right under the high line canal and has been in cultivation for three years; it Is the finest of alfalfa land; there are IS acres of desert land adjoining this 20 acres that will put in at $20 per acre. and this Is acres will soon have water under an exten- sion of the high line canal; this place would be an ideal location for health seekers, as 1t is higher and drier than any other part of the valley and also warmer in winter; better come early, this is priced to sell; terms all cash. M. F. Marlborough, 122 ". Washing ton 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE ? UnusualOpportunity Paradise-Ve
 Project Land

47 acres at the UNHEARD-O OF PRICE of $35 per acre. One must see this piece of land to appreciate the bargain that 1t is. The owner must have money right away. Here is a great opportunity to secure the best land in this GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT, government supervised and almost at the doors of Phoenix. This project is the best anywhere fin the Southwest. Will grow anything. See us right away. Phone 1858.
 PARADISE-DEER VALLEYS LAND
 COMPANY,
 116 Physicians Bldg, opp. Y. M c. A.
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Tractor For Sale

One Fordson and all necessary tools for all kinds of farm work See ". w Cowsert. goth St. and Maricopa Canal.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
10 Acres

We offer 10 acres fine garden soil and well located, close in and close to school: small improvements; price S400O; good terms.
 KINCAID- ROMAN REALTY co.
 325 w. Adams 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

NOTICE-T have changed my Ioca ton from 126 Y. Central Ave. to Room 3O2 Heard Bldg. Phone 437O. New land Jones. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
FOR sALE-MlscELLANEous 1
Recleaned Seeds

Seed barley, both bearded and beard less; seed wheat, Early Barrt, Club and Marquis; Texas Red seed oats and Nebraska white oats; winter seed rye, common and hairy Peruvian alfalfa seed. Phoenix Flour Mills, cor. Van Buren and 9th Sts. If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


We have some very choice building lots well located; priced $275 up.
 KINCAID- ROMAN REALTY co. 225 ". Adams Ut
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
FOR SALE-HoUsEs S5OOCASH
FOR THIs WEEK oNLY

broom modern home on car line and paved street; close to capitol: posses sion at once. It will surely pay you to look this over and stop paying rent. Phone 4252; Bolin Realty Co.,; 12 West Van Ruren st It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Good los

Ten acres in citrus belt, close to car line: fine sandy soil; price s41o0, $500 cash.
 Ten acres on corner, and pavement; fine place for store and gas station: $4250. $20o0 cash.
 V. M. FIKE REALTY CO,
 17 E. Adams. Phone Sa93. ds
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Texas City Realty SS w. Monroe St. Tel. 1756 II
1105 East Brill

New 5 room brick, all latest fea- lures, paved street; this is bargain at $6,000; terms. Let me show you Phone 4610, Owner. It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
AucTIoNs
Auction of Furniture
 27 South Fifth Ave.

JAN. 22, 1880 P. M.
 Here is your chance to get what you want A big line of drcssers, nice lot of beds, springs and mattresses; a quarter-sawed oak dining table; also a fine selection of dining chairs, solid oak rockers. dishes, stoves, oil. wood, coal and gas stoves and gas plates, sideboard, rugs; also beautiful graph onola and records; a few dozen White Leghorn hens. now laying. Bring your goods to the auction and get more money. l buy for cash or sell on com mission. Phone 4779 or 4296. Don't miss this sale, it is a big one. I buy and sell
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
10 Per Cent Off
 And The Terms Remain The Same

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF HOME BUILDERS WE ARE GOING TO MAKE A REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF NEW HOUSES BUT REDUCING SEEMS TO BE THE TREND OF ALL NEG l. S SAsRY COMMODITIES; CONSEQUENTLY,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Home Builders

 ARE GOING TO OFFER TO YOU A CHANGE THAT WILL NEVER COME AGAIN - BUT JUST REMEMBER WE HAVE ONLY A FEW UNSOLD, AND NOW IS YOUR GOLDEN OP- PORTUNITY TO SECURE A NEW HOME UPON RENTAL PAYMENTS-IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO OCCUPY THE HOUSE AT PRESENT. YOU CAN SAFELY RENT FOR SUFFICIENT TO PAY YOU 10 PER CENT UPON YOUR IN- VESTMENT. THESE BUN GALOWS ARE ALI. BUILT OF BRICK AND PEBBLE DASH ED AND BEST OF MATE RIAL, WITH HOME BUILD ERS' GUARANTEE TO BACK THEM UP.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Dairynen, Attention

52 acres of land, the best in the val ley; $500 per acre; will include 60 head Holstein cows. 90 head milking and 90 head young stuff; hogs, turkeys and chickens, mules. horses and farming implements; % acres of all falfa, dwelling houses; $10,000 cash, your own time on balance
 Phone 3316 or call 3S1 w. Wash.
 Ask for Roland dd
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
Cotton Wanted

The Tucson Farms Company have authorized their Phoenix agents to accept cotton as payment in part or in full for Tucson farms. You can buy this in any sized tracts Call and talk this over with A. w. Cabin & CO. Exclusive Agents, 32 N. First Ave, second floor. db
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

 4O ACRES. IDEAL LOCATION, 25 ACRES OF ORANGES AND GRAPE FRUIT. ABOUT 2.OOO DATE PALMS, ABOUT 4 ACRES ASPARAGUS, BAL NNCE IN ALFALFA AND GRAIN, GOOD HOUSE, TWO BARNS, WELL, TANK.
 THE CITROUS TREES ARE IN YeEARING NOW AND WILL IN CREASE FROM YEAR TO YEAR. AT THE PRICE THIS IS AN FIX CEPTIONAL BUY AND WE CAN RECOMMEND IT HIGHLY.
 HERBERT s. PRINCE CO,
 REALTORS
 3O3-3O4- -305 HEARD BLDG. It FOR SALE-Two big lots and 4 room house. Half cash. 924 F. Roose- welt street oD FTVI1 acres good land, well located 1n,all payment down, easy terms on 1.lafance m. would consider some trade. Zee e. C. Beauchamp. 31 W. First Ave- 1eo 1 IfAE db
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

FOR SALE-40 acres; good old all falfa land; $225 per acre. North of Phoenix on Glendale car line. Carl $. Rousseau, 1121 F. Moreland St. db
 BUY from owner going away, 14 acres, 31a miles from Phoenix; 3-room cement block house and chicken fence; Price $500 per acre; A water; will take good automobile as first payment. 722 s. 3rd Ave. do
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

FIVE ACRES
 In Orangewood, corner property Eighty orange trees in bearing and one hundred seventy Royal apricot trees, thirty plums and several date palms Will be paved both in front and side of property. It is a give away at forty-two hundred: one-half cash will handle. SEE FRED A. DIBBLE, WITH FLICKINGER REALTY COM PANY, 16 w. Adams St. Phone 2073.
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