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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

SECTION 2 That the assrssmsnt here.
ny 'ev,ed on zach 81 the above mentioned
clsrcd To b" Hen upon such lots and
parcels of land to tho same extcnt a.
o,hsr taxes and shat he collected and
taxes In and for tho city of Tulsa okla.
! hons, are collected.
.5shy sGMTioN ,o, o. That al assessment.
t0 equal annual miscellaneous as au,
thorizetA by said statutes Of the State ol
oklahoma for such cases msda aud pro.
yided that tho assessments shall ben,
| interest at the rate of eight fsD PEI
oentum per AMMAN. payabIy annually ~,
the time OF the payment OF the several
IlnstBilmentn Of the said assesamcnia from
tho date of tho ialting effect OF ihls ordi'
| nance that the first insts llment OF said
assessment together with the accrued In.
be payable on tho 18Th day Of Drcembe r,
1871 and the remaining deferred hstali.
unpaid insta iliuents shall be payable on
the 18th day OF December OF each suc-
ceeding year until all shall bo paid.
owner. Sf hs 0T o,. 3, parcel. "n aa the sS
| assessed may at any time during the -four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
Of the first publication of this ordinance
pay TO the fhy Auditor of the city Of
Tulsa, the full amount OF the assessments
so levied against ,teir rild lots ana par.
cells of land and thersby release such
property from the lien Of such assssgments
SECTION 4 That this otdinAnc. shall
be publiHhcb Tor twenty n'ue consecutive
days In tho Tulsa Daily World. q news.
pa per published in rulaa. Oklahoma. tina,
The publication Of this ordinance as re-
auired BY law shall be taken and regarded
as sUficisnt notice TO all persons tn
isrostsd In the assessments hereby levied
by the terms OF this ordnance,
SECTION 8. That nil ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance Insofar as
such conflict exists arc hereby repealed
SECTION g; That an emergency exists
for the preservation of the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordi.
nance shall take effect from and after its
! passage. approval and publication.
PASSED ana the emergency CLAUSE
ruIed upon separately and approved his 30
day OF May. 1874.
APPROVED. this I'd DAY Of May. 1921.
=. ID. EyAka.
| Attest mayor.
| MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
| City Auditor.
Approved!
| FRANK 4. DUNCAN.
| CITY Attornes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
FARMERS TO MEET TONIGHT
First Of Series of Entertainments nj
Robbins Farm Near BiNby.

\ series of get-to- gether outdoor
meetings for the farmers OF Tulsa
county will begin with an old-fash- .
ioned farmers et-acauainted meet
ing on the extensive lawn OF the %.
4. Robbins farm near Bixby Thurs
day night The evenings program
VIII consist OF several reels of NOV
Ing pictures furnished by the United
states department of education. the
hms will deal with farm problems
and the general farm betterment
topics. Beside the pictures, there
VIII be talks by George w. Vincent
ot the extension department of the
a, NJ college at Saltwater. and j.
W. Jeffords Of the industrial depart
ment Of the NJ, X. & T. railroad in
'erspersod with songs and music.
This Is only the beginning of
NhN County Farm Agent j. s. Ma
on hopes to be a series OF outdoor
meetings. whore the farmers NAV get
logotheg and talk over the everyday
problems confronting them. At the
same time IL is hoped TO make the
meetings entertaining as we;i as ed
ucatou4l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
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Under no CiFCumsia ncSs are We re-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
.ElkS CLERK GETS
ALLEGED BANDIT
Captures Negro Who
Made Gunplay, Drops
Pistol, Tries Escape

Elmer Holeman clerk. at the Elks
club, captured an allcEed negro hi
iacker Wednesday az noon, and TO.
gether with about 5o Eiks escorted
the prisoner to the police station.
where he Is now held Tor invostiga
tion. The capture of the negro. who
gave his name ~ Frank Johnson
came after tho latter had drawn a
revolver onsthc clerk ia the alley In
the rear OF the club and losing his
nerve threw the weapon away and
ran
HOlenau was hch nd he counter
In the lobby of the ElNs building on
Third street and Rouldcr avenue
when a negro came into the hall
folcman asked him his business IN
the building and whom he would not
give satisfactory answer the clerk
started after the negro, who went
out the back way into the alley.
Holeman followed him into the alley
where the negro turned on him with
"A 32-caltber revolver in his hand
and ordered the clerk bp stick en-
up" Holcman jumped behind q
barrel in the alley which apparently
frightened the negro to The extent
that he threw the gun away and ran.
He went to the front OF the build
ing whore baseball game was In
progress and mingled with ;hc
crowd IN order 10 escape detection,
but was recognized by Holcman,
who had gone hack through the
building and came out the front way.
About 80 Of the Elks. who had been
engaged in the baseball game oined
IN the march and completely sur
rounded their victim. He was booked
AT police headquarters on "a state
charge OF carrying concealed wcap-
DnS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
LECALS.

Published in the Tulsa Daily World May
8. 8, :, s. ., 10. II, 1s. 10. ~, IS. 10, ~,
-. -; 90 a. e. ss. 70; rs; ?" 27 oss ~
The world Publishing Company. Pub
oRpIsANcE NO. ,iH
An Ordinance TO apportion. levy ana
assess special tRxcs In payment Of tho
cost Of constructing sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT so. l7t In the
City Of Tulsa, as created ana os'ab'
lishcd by Ordinance NO 2l2fi and de-
claring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the provi-
sions Of the Charter Of the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma. and the statutes OF the state
Of Oklahoma for such cases made and
Ordinance No. sl2t cr1ate and establish
SEWER DISTRICT no, IA and after
having declared n necessary TO oontEruct
sewers In said SEWER DISTRICT NO lf4
ny the provisions Of said Ordinance No.
2i2s did on the Goth day of February.
1921 let 10 COmsi0ck -smsdley Company.
Contractors. certain contract for the
construction OF u certain sanitary sewer In
SEWER DISTRICT NO i7i. and,
WHEREAS. In pursuance Of said con.
tract. said Comstock sSmedley Company
have constructed certain sanitary sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. ~. and
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the city En-
sineer and the Board 81 Commissioners
OF the CITY Of Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS, IN further pursuance Of the
statutes Of the State Of Oklahoma, afore-
said. ana under the terms Of the Charter
Of tho said city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, n n
deorned necessary by tho Board OF Com.
nissioners of tho cry Of Tulsa 70 levy
and assesa special taN upon the pro
perty II iIble 10 assessment In said SEWER
DisTRICT 40. ~ by reason Of the con,
sirpqtioa Of said sewer ana TO pay Tor
the sario, and,
WHEREAS. tho total cost Of the con
structlon Of saih sewor IN said SEWER
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Present Diplomas TO
-Four Nurses Tonight

-Four nurses who have hecn w
training for the last two and u hali
years at the nurses training schooi
al the Tulsa hospital Will receive
their diplomas Thursday night at .
o'clock In the reception room AT the
hospital. Rev Rolfe y. Crum' rec
tor OF the Trinity Episcopal church,.
will speak before the students ana
Dr. ~ u. Wiley, who Is a mempsI
of the instruction boarc WIZ pteSr,h' r,' /.
the nurses with diplomas. The
nurses will take an examination be-
fore tho state board OF examiners at
Oklahoma City in June, which II sue
cessfully passed will make them
registered nurses. The nurses VINO
viii receive diplomas are Lottie Bes-
sic Tedford May Beatrice Payne
Rose Bell Perry and Nirgie Alta For
ader.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
AUTOPSY IS HELD.
PROBE CONTINUED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
do know that his box at the Liberty
National bank was empty"
Mrs. James is the divorced wife OF
Jesse James, wealthy Creek Indian.
who IL now believed to be living in
Oklahoma city Mrs. James was in
the limelight once before last win
ter when she shot at her husband
several times when he came home at
a late hour of the night in an in4
ItoxiCeted condition. She claimed at
that time that he was drunk and had
tried to beat her. Only ono Of her
shots took effect. the bullet enter
ing his hand. She was arrested but
later dismissed and no charges filed
against her.
1t was in Mrs. james room at the
Regal hotel whore the Judge was
found Monday night. She had lived
there with Goldie Gordon. artists
model and also a nurse Mrs. James
claims that the Gordon woman Is
her sister but the Gordon woman de-
MES this. NO, we are not sisters
but have lived together for long
time AID passed as sisters" she told
a World reporter yesterday.
Bird $. Mcclure. signer of the lost
note is reported to he on his way
to Tulsa from st. Paul, MINI. His
friends stated Wednesday night that
he was expected to arrive in Xulsa
sometime Thursday morning The
investigation into the affair is being
held up some until Mcclure arrives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Two Killed. 1 Hurt in Plane Smash.

lAWIONt Okid., May ll'-~SeIst
Algot l. Bloomauist, % years old
and G. u. Mccullough, As. cotton
broker of Oklahoma city we're
killed and Sergt. b. Grogan Of
Atlanta, Ga, 22 years old, was prob
ably fatally injured in an airplane
accident near the military roserva
tion at Fort sill, Okla, late today
4 taiispin is believed to have been
the cause. Bloomguist has "A sister
somewhere in New Mexico. his army
acQuaintances said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Clara Smith Settles Up
With HdmOnS For $4,000

Los ANGELES Cal Of
Jake Hamon Oklahoma
today Angeles
hart of Hamons $4,000 600
girl by ~
Ellis of Saua Ana Caf representing the
authorized to the
attorney
Attorney j. b. Champion
said swayed the
Angeles last night
Judge Ellis
progress for time Clara Hamon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
POOR SOOTHSAYERS, THESE
pldn't Even Know They Were to he
Put Out of Business.

NhNICE, Cal. May 1l.-Astrolo-
sets' pAlmists, soothsayers and other
s@efs who peered into the future for
u.re we're all put out OF business al
,ne seaside resort here when the city
'o.hcil cancelled their licenses.
delegation of the delivers into
ae occult appeared today before the
oIh. and complained that they
asu h'on given no notice of the i'm
gHulhS order and that they ought
"Re allowed to present their case.
YOU fellows could not see
yhat was coming you can't be doing
we public much good with your fore
ssts, declared a trustee and the
order stood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
LEGAI.S.

against the lots and parcels OF itod bone
Nttf W the construction " ssu sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT so. t.t. and
WHEREAS. sil icgai rcuuuemeuts ha,,
been complied with tu authorize trr 'uyv
~ tho assessments against said lut- and
parcels ~ land 90 liauie for the ruHt of
construction pt said sewer IN ssid SEWER
btNrNltr No ~ ~ the sWouuta hero
matter specified in section I of thIs u.di.
nance
NOW THEREFORE, uE ~ on
DAMNED NV TUE UpAUp or COW
MiSStONENS an TNE t1TN OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION That thcrr shalt b. and
thore Us hcrohN spportioucd to and io,I,t
uron and assc0Hcd against the several lot.
tud parcels ~ land IN said SEWER pts
TNtCr No "a TN tho city W Tulsa OKLA
homa, so bruentrd hv the construction oi
said sewer the amounts tospcett,rIN ar
followH. 90 Wit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
A"0UlT MULLINS
OF DUKE MURDER
CONTINUED FROM PACE !

CONTINUED FROM PAGE
he did not know the occupant OF
the other car TO have been Duke.
Mrs. Duke and the driver of the
taxi, Larkin. testified the former
notified Mullins north of the city
that her husband was following the
taxi and that the wife pleaded with
Mullins not to shoot when the cars
drew alongside. Both Mullins and
Mrs. Dalton denied hearing any such
statements and both testified they
believed they were about TO be
robbed when a man. later identified
as Duke, attempted to step on the
running board of the car which he
occupied.
Dalton Testimony Unchanged.
Larkin by change in his 'testi-
mony as given at the preliminary
hearing weakened the defense case
Tuesday when he testified he and the
occupants of his taxicab were aware
that the man in the car following
them was Duke. Mrs. Dalton, how
ever failed to change her testimony
and crroborated the defendant In
all his statements relative to the be-
lief OF the four in the taxicab that
they we're followed by robbers.
Mullins explained on the witness
stand Wednesday that he went to
the "choc" Joint with the women for
the purpose Of obtaining evidence
against the place as an officer, and
hat when the party left the place
and began the return trip to the city
he was not at any time notified
that ear which followed them .
occupied by Duke.
The case went to the jury at 7:2l
O'clock and until the final report
vas made TO the court many ballots
we're taken. beginning with ar
evenly divided jury on the first bal
lot and ending with the verdict ol
scquittal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Judge DcNereuN was round about
midnight Monday by his friends at
room in the Regal hotel, heavily
drugged and in "A semiconscious
condition from "A deep cash over his
right eye. The two women. Mrs.
Jesse James and Goldie Gordon
were also In the room as was w.
n. Mckellop,
Overriding the protests of the two
women and McKellop. Jack Thomas,
son of Mrs. G.. l.. Thomas. proprie-
tor of the Gotham apartments, 2l5
West Fairview where Judge Deve-
reux has him home. and Mrs. NJ.
Il. Morris, took the Judge home in
an ambulance. The two women
and Nckellop followed the party
to the judges apartment and kept
up IA continual turmoil according
to Mrs. Morris, until police officers
who had been called left with the
women.
After the Judge was taken to his
apartment DR.. Charles Smith was
called. He said that Judge Deve-
reux was filled with some sort Of a
drug. the nature of which he was
una Bile to determine. The injury
over the judges eye, nc said was
caused by some sort OF a blunt in
strument. Since o'clock Tuesday
morning the Judge has been unable
| to speak coherently.
Efforts by officials to interview
him and get his story of his injury
and how he was taken to the room
at the Regal hotel, have failed. The
, only words that he is known to have
spoken since he was taken from
/ the hotel were TO Mrs. Morris.
Keep Me Here Always"
Keep me here always" he Is
! quoted as saying" | don't ever
want to leave again"
The Gordon woman and Mrs
I James came into the judges lie
| about two weeks ago when he SUI
| fered relapse after being in i'm
proved health for the last two
months. Since his wife's death q
year ago the judge has been In fail
| ing Health and Miss Juanita Wood
ward. trained nurse was In con
slant attendance on him until abou
month ago. when she lett Tor
visit among relatives at Wichita
Kan. The judge at that time had
greatly improved in health an'
spent most of the day at his office
The day after he suffered tn
relapse Mrs. James appeared on tn
scene, announced that she was
nurse and had been employed b,
W. n. Mckellop. She took com
plete charge, and the judge steadil!
improved until Monday he wa
again in fair health.
Taken Away by Mrs. James.
About . O'Clock Monday morninl
Mrs. James left the apartment witt
the Judge announcing that she wa
taking him to town. When IN
Judge did not return. Mrs Thona
and other friends in the apartmen
became worried and started
search. Inquiries at his office dls
closed the fact that he had not beer
there ali day. Frantic calls to othe
places In town received the sam
reply until finally it was learne'
that the Mrs. James had once hNe'
at the Regal hotel. She was nhali
kocated there about II o'clock am
said that the judge was there bu
had fallen and hurt his head HOW
ever. IL was not serious she ex
planned. Deciding 10 bring the age
man back 20 his home, Jack Thoma
So of the judges landlady an
Mrs. Morris went TO the hotel wher
they say they heard the two Woinel
and McKellop quarrellng Mr'
Morris says that she found the Judg
; lying on a bed in an adjoining roor
TO the one in which were the NV
women and McKellop. He was re
moved TO his room,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
RUN ON DALLAS BANK FAILS
$500. 900 Drawn Ont and St,7OO, 900
DeDOsitpd

DALLAS, Texas, May 1.-THE
Security National bank withstood a
run today. holding open three hours
after y. M, the usual closing time.
to accommodate depositors whose
confidence had grown shakv because
Of rumors Of unknown origin No
exact figures were available tonight,
but officers OF the bank said de-
posts today totallod roughly S700,-
900 and, Withdrawals were about
100000 legs than that. II was
stated that no large deposits were
Withdrawn, but taht on the other
hand many Dallas business men and
firms had increased their deposits
OF opened new accounts as marks of
,nnfidgpgp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
AFTER MURDERER,
KILLS SALESMAN
Ramona Officer, Seeking
Pershing Chiefs Slay-
er, Kills Autoist
yEAR MOB VIOLENCE
officer Who Slew Travelling
Man While Seeking Bandit
Is Held in Jail

FAUTLEsv1LE. May ii'--Aet-
inc updor orders to stop all motor
.ors i'm An effort to apprehend the
,i,yer- Of Marshal shelly of Perish
loo Deputy sheriff Ike Sears OF Ra-
rona. shot and instantly killed a
,-aveling grocery salesman OF Caney,
Kan at 1880 o'clock tonight.
ear occupied by two men and
,,rn uorucn approached where Sears
,n5 constable Blythe were on guard.
Whcr the car did not-stop on COM
,y,and sears fired two shots over
thoir heads and followed this with a
third shot that struck one OF the car
occupants in the back OF the mead,
Killing him instantly.
on account of fear of mob vio-
rencc sears was brought TO Bartles-
,iue b.. constable Blythe and lodged
In the county jail.
PER SHING, Okla, May 1i.-Sam
shelly. 80 years old, deputy sheriff
N Osaec county and city marshal
~ pershing, was shot and instantly
.iuod by two unknown assailants
here late today
The men were apparently caught
in the act OF breaking into box
car standing on the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad tracks. ac-
cording to two witnesses who were
afvinq near the scene and heard
We shot, and saw the men running
rom the railroad tracks. The two
men are said to have escaped in
an automobile previously stolen
from a Pawhuska garage. and which
later was found abandoned near
Bartlesyille.
Shelly has been an officer In
pershing for the past eight years.
Ne is survived by a wife and two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Musical Blizzard Tonight.

g. musical blizzard" which, in
c'atlon Army phrase, means a
,n' "nest' whore 81 varieties OF m musical
n.n'oers follow each other in rapid
ln''esslon will be given AT the
o'oiI salvation Army citadel at s
HocA Thursday evening for the
itpose ~ putting into gray. black
med uniforms the ~ men and
wv "omen members OF the band.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
ouakcrs Drop Dancing Ban.

PHfLADhLFHIA, May ] ] =. =
Hicksi,e Quakers, both men and
women today eliminated from the
book OF rules Of moral condrct
specific reference to dancing, card
playing and music against which
the sect has fought from time i'm
memorial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
LABOR OPPOSES SALES TAX
In Favor OF Continuing Present
Luxury Tax.

N1NNTNNNTI NIiN IT. TI'
American Federation OF Labor Will
oppose any attempt to repeal the
present system of excise tax or lux
ury'' tax and substitutes ales tax.
This policy was decided upon by
the executive council Of the fedora
tion in session Here today. while
no official announcement was made,
the council, 1t is understand, regards
any effort to substitute sales tax
as an attempt To shift the burden Of
taxation from capital to labor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Packard Oklahoma
Motor Company

1900 south Boston osasa 1900
FpR SAt4E-- Ford roadster. good running
order 1919 model new tlreH, VIII sell
at a give-awsy prioci n bargain. price
tlG0 toii ", Third.
a 1899 E-pAssENGBR Mitchell, q
splendid car al reduced figure, terfrs
that sou can hHndl-i rnis car In encsiient
condition, aImost same as new. Call
OHage s7i