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sich si.nfr VI ih. r.fs"n from whom
auch drlnpu"n' lus'"..u.n .n' ct insi'I-
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sIeciileh thd n'lI'I OBJ. I'..'| or mo
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hHln' nl lh' Ivy N' lh.'' fN". nave tn.
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Tue" seq ."t r'lu say '..' '' t'N bl''
against 'n' N''p'IN ".I'.''i. thn TO I',
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W,.t g,. ',',,, ' ,,,t
ia comirerlcl and costs .f n, action.
ana for tho sale ut tho pror,rty 20 sat.
isty the same, of upon Hrf,u't m the
uopts tho Same WHt hH ,.r'ir'l 90 tho
county Treasurer uf Hu.sA county. Okla.
hpua. N d., holder uf tho Ga, bill sp ro.
quest. IN writing 9ni uu enforced and
IN the city ~ ru's, Oklahoma. utUyld.
cd. however. that ihs 'Wusr ~ said
property. his heirs. successors or assigns
shall have the privilege ut iisrhargluE
property. or any iustuItmout thereof upon
the payment tu tho prNp.r uffirsr of The
Wy ht any ilM' h'fn'" Mafuflty ~ the
unpaid principal with Accrued interest.
and at an, umc after ihr holder ~
saif taN htl htR notified tho Commits.
doncr ~ Finance and Revenue NJ his 300.
'entton to mdtur" lnsiHI'nuu's Hs above
proNi led. and either before ur after SUIT
II commenced fur The collection Of the
amount due upon any tax hiI or taN
hillF, the owner ~ such tax hNl or tau
bills shall have tho rEli 10 demand aul
receive from the nrtsou from whom tho
delinquent lug'tllWrut ur ustailmtuts are
due, a reasonable attorneys Zee and costs
~ collection whcrr The same are in-
CURED, which said rra" enable attorney n
Zoe and costs OF collection whore thv
same are Incurred. which said reasonable
attorneys Zee and costs ut collection
shall. In no event exceed the following
amounts and srhciulc uf percentages.
For reasonable cott OF collection nat
to e,c,r1 th, stitY nf a. 10 tn ,,v c.sa
,
IvI I''S"n'o,e "L,"'H'' l''' Wh"re
invu't'u, an amount H", 20 exceed
l"euS "" '-"l i'l .'nl VI th' amount
"i me delha"'ht lh.tS hHl'ni or lhStall.
meh'b anu accrued interest theteon
or '4V.uo any ~ no case Dc less thsh
'he sun, 'i '..'V' ,.--,-
ir'NIdcd lhat nor hlhf hrr'ln contained
shsil be 'onSi iued 10 operate az a I'm !.
iauon unoh the power or any court OF
competent junsdlcton wherein suit is
brought TO forec'ose the len securing said
t"N pH' ., ''N pu,7, w w anu uetciinihe
q reasonable ",iorucS. = Zee to be taxed in
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quifCd to pay said tax hiN. or an, pa-t
thereof shall include fgsfs nf ,g,.-tIn-'
aud attorney fees where tho stn. bay~
been incurred and as hcr,tu,ftrr dn
fiuad. .urovttrd that Vr.tf,r t,tU,. -
The cI,.tIon uf The I.ltrt % th, ..v btls
to declare the entire amount W al 'o.
rtaflweufs due. shall ba mailed ia ,na
record oVucr ~ the propcfr agairtt
which the ass,ssuruta tr. I.,i.g' 90
drcssrt TO said record owner A. ruisl
Oklahoma and such a.,stI.u q" a.. ..i,Is
tho rutirr amount Of sugn Ip.t,t.oieuts
due. shall not become orfr,ttv. u1,I fiys
$50 days uf'a~ said notice cha. have
been so mailed. and provided flr'ner.
Ithst tho person or Persons. from ,,hYtp
th" dg.ngucnt iustaIlmeut ur INSTALL
in"nis snail b' duc. sNai have Tho up.
I''h an" tItIl az amy 'in' at'eU the dc.
,N'N I 'hr NOV, mentioned notice
from ihr iaN b.l' holder 20 'h" Commits
1nhrI OF = .h"u." % . Revenue aud un-
iil th' "Niiraiiou gt 'hs period " five
! CO.. Gays nom ana after the tune ~
owner To witch to psy the instajlmeu,
,,. ,n' ',, ,,',', n'' n'n may nave lher',
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n't'rG ana costs oi t"" action. and t'r
I ,". N''' nl ''' I'"nsfN 20 S'Ns'N INC
."Iu'. vI II"n ''''H'l 'n the payment OF
my Ih''a.li."ht '. 'Hsi''ln"nts' ~" "ane
/ may De- 'cruied TO lhH county Treasurer
~ inIsa Count Oklahoma, II the hold
'. or I"t taN p,' y" ''qu'S's m WfI'nE,
/ ana be enforced ana collected az arc
| 9tn'r ''llhquent 'aAe' in the Guy 0f
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...s., &, the rus Dany World FEB
ruar .,irg COMPANY Publishers
f''' nRpINANCE so. 2I25
.rr,yANrE TO AprORTtON.
~ ~tNp ASSESS THE COST OF
h,l,'NING A PORTION or
lgSo69w 'nRR ,r,ii2 T2ubsHHHn sfhnrr IN.
\ jLJplgeNr DISTRICT NUMBER
~ ',.',lNST THE AuuTrtNG
,o.pEurY rHE pRuPENrh MEN.
,eTrp ANU OTHER PRoPEhln
bfigIr .rl ASSESSMENT AND
IN '3vNERs THEKEuE. ~ SAID
Ihtg,.r IMPROVEMENT plSTRlCF
s!hEr..t .sRISG AZ EMERGENCY.
,,rrf.,s u pursuance Of tho pro.
The charter of Tulsa Oh k.ahouH
'W,.i ~ Commissioners 81 SAID t'iy
pc ,r.u.utIon. declare u necessary &"
od " ".F otherwise improve portion
f4'e,,'"Ivard Boulevard Included %
o. IMPROVEMENT plsrHi1f
,1WBtU zoo of saln .''y' pl.',i su' sH,n
ho'l ,',,. and cNtcnt' OF the Improve
'he be- made On said portion ~
.4e4rJ boulevard. ana thr mater la''
Wa ol..r s.l improve thents were t'
Hl.,.,ru. frl and that said improve
W varc ir ne made accordipg 10 INC
n,. ,rH specifications TO be submittei
l'Ihr U.y Ergncer which ss'd pans
"a ,p,.a atoms were thereaii'i sno
-iied bs lI' a'lh IL ratI
adopted 'f -''u - 1' srf,d
e' ,.r t., obstruction ~ said improve
-. Boz accordance WITH the sald plans
nI .pet N.5t,ous, and,
WHEEEAS contract Tor ln' coa-
10 .uid improvements was du}
sN q. Tfbbcts a Pleasant, mo
ey',,..sts1 'us bonds required by law
ga Ola. t..y Engineer mas prepared suu-
'.uad and filed his Wrll'tu statement
,anta.aiuE tn" names OF lne P',SIn. P,,...
,.-. ,urI H'lous ana estates 'NhlH.
nitttrr property. the property beh'I'ieu
al 0.Nrl property liable 10 dsstsHIn'i,
N, pu NrnrH'rmcnl on a pvIl'n W
Woodward boulevard In SAID improve.
ami plar...i the number OF ifNnt l""t
rr.ed tg each and Designating the
t-operF owned hF "a'h "y p."'h "t m
,gmbs- u. aih'r"ls'. so .H " o.,,
iae am' thI n''' .""t ',SS i',,r,,,.
mate % i." 'l.'i 'oa' vs. ''',,,, sr.h
m.ri. 20 I'- .,frs, tbs sbuttinp
oy'. '' h' '-' % 49, ,,.,,,cI ana
rnp'rN. .". '5o,,l'' ..,,-.,, .,l., an
other proper F 'l'o.s '..,,,t,,,,
ite ,"'". ..trs, .,ch rr,,,
levied f.' ',...r. ,,n-ors ,cc,-d.
CN .,. r.p,fi.s resul,irr from such
lNb D" ,,. and safl,Io,rd has. duly
lYl.,I roviqad corrected and an.
N.'.., ',.t wilton statement. and has
I'.'' '..,r..,.rcJ hv resolution to assess
,I' & ,, ll.n improvements. and a..
,..,.5 po,..cs thereof to be given TO
IA ours-s of such property by publ'ca
LIS as provided In said charter. ana
tn required duo notice TO he served
mon th" owners OF such property b
registered .'.'r "aar'T5"l So, Vo,sI'a W. ,r.
snf d.nu-.''' ", ~, ''. -, p.1
t.y o' i''s'. ."i 49, St, "a,
td 100 80 ESQ I,'.W ",.' '''I -.
St.,.rs such property, or ,,5hscr scnof.,
thereto ' "u, '.r.u ''.n,i'
objections '' '"' l"N" N'
rro'cm'N %. ,f'N n'"' US D" ""S
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AUTOMOBILES


TAKEN ur uHIfEpGs. must aeil st once
Ford t.adHtuD tru,N beck, tl7oa studc
baker rutdHt't l'Is. ftun. Berry Cor
WHu IIrH 'u. goo I Ep,.uI
ron SALE our MuNvrI uua tom truck.
EHud condition, worth 500, first $3.50
tubra It conc Fond touring car. 1915
wndrl. now top. urat class condition.
IuHt SiH0 takes 10. o. y. Jones. noN i9s.
ilrrrs. Dtla.
uEg 1Ky'K trailer, good aa new. PRICE
5000. iiv owner. Sec 70. 1887 T.. Sew
ruin '1l Cedar I'.
ru1t sALE Ford roadster. Can oangc
Hur".
urtCk 1918 tyo. uaspeuRcr. gnod me
,hHuIrul condition. fair urcH one extra :.
Hplf ,uN,rH, Ep,ulEht. this ia u good buy.
Nulm 900, aln o. Main. Usage fs0t or
us1F, sIoi boo evenings
ruit sAIE. Od established auto repair
shuu. very low rent. fine location good
rruruu Tor selling eau Rt ~ ". First
FDH SAIEaNew Dodge touring car at
bargain price ora wright plds. Osags
lC7J.
FKNNKIIN tout passenger; good condi-
ton rhono Osssr ilba. or Usage $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-02

tlty Attorney
Published in tho Tulsa Daily World.
oRDiNAScE NrMRrR aI25,
AN Ordinance TO APPOKTiON,
TN SECOND STREET AND MAIN
STREET IEcLupED WITHIN
sTREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NTM1Fil NRa!TTISG ''' ppoTEAAiTNYSr H1sAiNSr THE THE
PR PERTy nENEFrTTED AND
OTHER PROPERTY LIABLE TO
ASSESSMENT AND THE OWNERS
PROvEMENT DISTRICT AND DE-
cLARlNG AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS: In pursuance OF the pro-
visions of the Charter OF the city Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma. tho Hoard OF Commits
sioncrs Of SAID city, did. by resolution,
declare It necessary ~ pave and other.
and Main streets included iH STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
.Tt, Of said city md said Board dtl set
forth In said Resolution the nature and
on said portions Of Twruty-srcoud and
Main Streets and tho materials with
which said improvements wero 10 he con-
HtruCtei and that said improvements
were 10 lD made according - the plans
and speclfeatinus - be submitted by the
City Engineer. which said plans and spe-
clficaiiuus were thereafter submitted by
the said Engineer and duly adopted by
said Board and said Board did there
after duly advertise for scaled BIDS for
the construction Of said improvements. In
accordance with the said plans and speci-
WHEREAS, A contract for tho CON.
struCtion Of said improvements was duly
awarded Co T.bbcts & Pleasant. Inc, who
executed tho bonds required by law and
tho city EnE.He0r has prepared sub
m,t'"d and filed hs written statement
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PuhlIshed In tho Tulsa DGmy world
February L. and 2. 1891 world Pub
Itching Company. PublishersJ
ORDINANCE no. eIei.
AN ORDINANCE providing for the
regulation and supervision OF auto
mobiles. tsxicabs. auto buses. hacks,
baggage wagons, transfer wagons,
baggage trucks and motor or horse
drawn vehicles used for. the pur-
pos. OF hauling or transferring pas
scngers or baggage for hir" In the
city Of Tulsa, oklahoma, providing
for license therefor and the giving
Of an indemnity bond by the licensee
for the use am benefit " the city Of
Tulsa and any person or persons
damaged or injured by reason or on
account Of the operation % any Of the
pose herein stated; providing for
prohibited district within the limits 81
which no vehicle herein enumerated
shan use any part or portion OF tho
pose OF a vehicle stand" Or parking
place for such vehicles, except Tor tho
purpose Of looding " unloading pas
sensers or baggage; providing for
schedule Of prices TO he charged, tho
posting Of some In and upon such
vehicle so az TO be plainly visible In
the day time or night time; pro.
viding that go-call'd "JItneys' and
"jtucy" lines having designatod
route or llur 81 travel and deFlg-
mated time schedule shall not be In.
cluded IN this Ordinance, providing
Tor the licensing Of operators or
drivers sf automobiles. tsxicahs. auto
buses, hacka baggage wagons. transfer
wagons, baggage itunkA aud motor
or horse drawn vehicles uHed Tor tho
purpose Of hauling Jr transferring pas
EonEers or baggage Tor hire IN tho
city of Tulsa, oklahoma. providing
n peualty FOR the violation of this
ordinance providing Tor the repeal of
Sections 1919, lii4, llt5, lliG and
l4i7 Of chapter 81. and the repeal ~
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} Al that part except
that portion lying west
Of line which inter
sect the south line ~
said Lot . at distance
e5.25 feet East from the
Southwest corner nt
said Lot :. and the
West line OF said Lot 2
at u distaLcc Of 100
feet North from the
said Southwest corner
~ said lot,
All that part described
as follows: All that part
of Lot I. Block I. lying
last OF Il line which
intersects tho North line
Of said Lot Z at dis
tance OF l9.t feet West
OF the Northeast corner
OF said Lot 4 and tho
East line OF said Lot =
at distance OF 33.l feet
south from the said
Northeast corner OF said
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\ ] 7 EST
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.

APPROVED:
FRANK u. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27
WOODS CASE DECIDED

By its decision last week the commission of public instruction
ended the long standing controversy relative to the normal school
and its principal and offered Mr.. Wood a position in the staff of
Mckinley High School though the Honolulu papers and some of Mr..
Woods friends appear not satisfied to let the matter rest without
further comment and criticism.
Without regard to the justice of Mr.. Woods claims, to the cor
rectness or incorrectness of his contentious, it appears that the board
took the only course that common sense would recommend. After
federal school survey. Having secured such a survey it would seem
to be the sensible thing to follow out so far as can be done the recon-
%mcndations made in the report. That the report was not such as some
persons wanted in certain respects does not alter the situation. Ha-
wGii wanted a federal survey and got one, What will be done with
it?
When a consultation of physicians is held and a diagnosis of the
trouble made and a treatment recommended, a sensible patient does
not discard a part of the diagnosis or disregard or refuse to accept
a part of the regimen and treatment recommended. In this in
stance those who made the survey were the diagnosing physicians,
called into consultation and the board of public instruction might
well be criticised i. they disregard any part of the report or its
recommendations.
On the other hand, the course of Mr.. Wood is open to criticism.
By contesting the report and continuing the controversy he tended
to bring the normal school into greater disfavor, to weaken it's USE
fitness. A school principal is to a great extent the school which
he heads. When he places his own personal interests above those
of the school, when he seeks to hold his position in the face of an op-
he Immediately places self above the public veal and above the in
situtiOn which he has been paid to build up and improve, to be blunt
and outspoken, he then is false to his employer in that he works
against that employer, the school of which he has been placed in
charge. Mr.. McCluskey of Kauai recognized that and he decided
to accept a transfer that was offered to him, distasteful as it was to
him.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27
THE GUBERNATORIAL CONTROVERSY

Advocates of the appointment of W. R. Harrington and the
heads of the territorial Republican committee as it is organized are
completely at loggerheads and in the controversy it would appear
that the former have overreached themselves and done his cause
an irremediable injury. 1t is hard to see how an organization man
can fly in the face of such reasons as are given in the telegram that
was sent to Washington and make an appointment much as his per-
sonal inclination would be to do so.
There can be no doubt that the paper of which Mr.. Harrington
has long been the business manager has repeatedly advocated the
splitting of the party ticket. Mr.. Harrington is not the editor but
the business manager of the paper and would not, ordinarily, be con-
sidered responsible for its news or editorial policy, but, rightfully
or wrongfully he is regarded as responsible and as the dictator of
its policies. His paper has not been an organization organ nor has
it been friendly to delegate Kuhio. Under such circumstances the
wisdom of Harding exercising his preferences and naming Earring
ton as governor becomes questionable.
But the organization is hardly coming into court with clean
hands," One member of the committee, one of the leaders of the
organization insisted repeatedly in running for office in the face of
strong opposition in his own party. Other leaders of the organiza-
ton abetted that individual in forcing his candidacy before the
people when told that his nomination would spell party defeat. In
that respect the organization that opposes Harrington stands repud-
ated. While true and steadfast to the Republican party, Maui has
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27
READY o MORE

Following University Extension Week on Maui one regret is
being voiced both by the representatives of the University and those
who attended any of the lectures, that the work did not start sooner
in the year and that continuance must go over to another school
year. Another expression of regret that is heard comes from those
who failed to attend the sessions and learned afterward what they
had missed. Both sources Of regret are short lived for the summer
months will speed swiftly by. Another season Maui will be better
prepared to welcome University Extension Service than it was last
week and the University will be better prepared for such service
than it is now.
Such a brief course as was given here could not but be somewhat
superficial, must in the very nature Of things be cursory and touch
only a few of the high lights. For the University to do justice to
itself courses must extend over a period of weeks and months, and
those who brought the message of the University of Hawaii here
recognized that and regretted the limitations they faced. Those
who heard the lectures hardly have the opportunity to follow them
up with supplementary reading and study, but another year such
grounds for criticism can be cured or minimized.
The meeting between the residents of Maui and the members
of the University staff was one of mutual advantage. Maumtes bet
ter understand what the University is doing and is trying to do and
a friendship toward the University has been aroused. 1t is recog-
nized as an institution territorially wide in scope. On the other
hand, benefits resulted to Maui folk and will further result from the
knowledge the University men gained of what is wanted here. 1t
is apparent that the extension service must go o n another year.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27

declined to work with that organization, and went it alone, but none
the less successfully at the last territorial election.
If it came down to a referendum to the voters of Hawaii it is
not probable that either Harrington or Shingle could command ma
jorty of the voters over numbers of other strong men who have been
mentioned as of gubernatorial caiber.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27

Selling of 'iced" fish under certain conditions would be pro-
hibited under an ordinance which was introduced at the last meet
ing of the board of supervisors and is published elsewhere in this
paper. There is much in the ordinance to recommend it as a health
measure and it may be expected to make fish more plentiful in the
markets if passed. At the same time i. appears necessary that there
should be some amendments to the proposed measure. 1t warrants
the careful attention of all housewives and especially of the proper
departments and committees of the Maui Woman's Club.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27

Last Saturday the Star-I5ulletin published, and the Advertiser
copied it, a personal to the effect that SD. L. Crawford of Maui ar
rived on the Mauna Kea for a business visit Maui is perfectly
willing to adopt Prof. Crawford Of the University of Hawaii which
is still located i'll Honolulu though Maui is willing to accept that
also.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27

When the Press Congress members come to Maui in October
lao Valley and the Needle arr points of interest it is desired to show
them. Meantime what has become of the lao Valley road for which
the bonds were subscribed and for which the money is in the Terri
toral treasury, Wailuku showed it wanted the road at once when
subscribed the bonds.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27

Maui electors certainly extended a vote of confidence to the
present members of the board Of supervisors at last weeks primary
election.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-27
PRIMARIES AND ADVISING VOTERS

Immediately following the primary election, by Sunday morn
mail, Maui News received the following letter:
May 20, 1921
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

DID YOU EVER STOP AND THINK FRIENDS, WHAT
GRAND THING THE ROANOKE RAPIDS AND ROSEMARY
SPIRIT TSP How contagious and how proud OF our city,
Do you realize would back up this Pride by Loyalty that
could be just proud when got through AND THAT IS
WHAT WE SHOULD ALL DO.
Jack the little scamp has those shoes you bought him
going suggest that you buy your next pair Roanoke Rapids OF
Rosemary you contemplating building improving, SECURE
4 YOUR MATERIALS in ROANOKE RAPIDS AND ROSE
MARY AND CONTRACT ROANOKE RAPIDS AND ROSE
MARY LABOR you are combining all your purchases this
city. START TO-DAY. Try this awhile and see how good it
feels to look your yourself the glass each morning and be able say
"Howdy Old Booserl
Tote you the TRUTH friends you could buy merchandise Soc
the dollar away from Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary you Still az
ford either property working person to REMOVE
THAT SOC FROM THE COMMUNITY.
When you do you are knocking props from under your prop
ey values undmng the financial structure that forms industrial exs
ence and thus remove from the working homes community JUST
THAT MUCH SUSTENANCE, COMFORT AND HAPPINESS
WE WANT TO BURN THIS IN DEEP You
oced money saving against the tearing process that involves the
community from whence it comes THEREFORE KEEP YOUR
MONEY AT HOME BY SPENDING 1T AT HOME.
And make good property values high and employment for
all let normal business prevail without doubts msgng
BUY WHATYoU NEED FREELY. Money put in circulation
comes back wages crop receipts investments and PROSPERITY
BOARDING DOLLARS IS A GAME WE SHOULD ALL
DISCOURAGE Spending them fooihy another matter But pw-
chasing the requirements living INDUCING reasonable amusement and
sane investments SPELLS PROGRESS AND FINANCIAL Sue
CESS FOR ALL Setting Tight paadme Of the Douber who
contributes nothing prosperous conditions which be made
ways prevail
HARD TIMES EXIST MOST IN THE MINDS PESSINlSTS
Take yourself from this class Wear the smile OPTIMISM show
cia courage and faith AND KEEP BOOSTING FOR ROANOKE
RAPIDS AND ROSEMARY By so doing we will have Civic Sue
cess Personal Success and City to be proud Of