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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
MATE LEAVES
WHEN She Is I'LL
Mrs. Vetha Jones Asks Divorce
-Kubiak Charges Wife
Takes Earnings.

When Guy Jones drank 10 excess
and used vile language 1t was bad
enough. but when he left his Wife
while she was Ill It was too much.
according TO a complaint for divorce
ed in the circuit court Thursday
10y his wife. Mrs. Vetha Jones.
The complaint recites that Mr..
and Mrs Jones were married in
september. 1919. and separated in
february Of the present year. Mrs.
Jones says that her husband has
zen guilty OF cruel and inhuman
reatment. including excessive drink
:, abusive language and leaving
= wife when he was most needed.
she asks for a complete divorce and
ne restoration Of her maiden name.
Takes His Earnings, Charge.
Sylvester kubiak wants a divorce
rom his wife. Belbina Kubiak. ac-
riding 10 a complaint filed by him
TIE circuit court Thursday Ku-
AK sets forth that he and his wife
wer. married in April. 1919. and
sepnrated in October OF the follow
ing year. Kubiak charges his wife
With Cuarreling over trifies and at
times Of converting all his earnings
TO her own use. Kubiak asks for
q complete divorce from his wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
APPROVE WORK OF
new PUMP TRUCKS
DURING ROAD TEST
Engines Being Put Through
Water Tryouts Along
River Today.

After successfully undergoing the
road tests Thursday morning the
three new combination pumplet mo-
tor hose wagons brought 70 south
Bend Saturday last from the Amcri-
can La France company OF Elmira.
y. y were pat 20 the water tests az
1890 o'clock at the foot or Wash
inEta0 av.. near the central pumping
station.
He mcr Philips and Guy Sperry,
representative az the company az
New York. engineered the water
tests which lasted three hours ".
n Deitch. % the Chlcag 90 branch Of
hces was also present supervising
the tests.
At IL oSiock according 20 Fire
Chief Sibrcl. each engine was pump
ing At the rate Of SO gallons "a min
ute az 100 pounds pump pressure
They were throwing water only 200
feet because of rhc buildings no the
other side Of the river. it was said.
The distance capacity OF each wagon
j. 500 feet.
A preliminary rad trial was held
WEDNESDAY preparatory 10 the off,
cial undcr~ritcr's trs- which " g
taken Thursday morning and COM
pletcf with sa ..s-acuon TO all in
volved.
Wi-h the finishing Of the tests the
wagons VIII 60 90 the stations Nos
4, 8. and where -hey viii be placed
for immediate usage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
DUNN Is FACING
FORGERY CHARGE
Tellison Flies Affidavit in Cir.
cult Court on Van Val
kenburg Complaint.

An affidavit charging George Dunn
TN the forgery or n check amount
e 10 SIS. was filed in the circuit
'urt Thursday BY Pros. Floyd O
ilisOn. The affidavit was issued
ne complaint Of stacy y. Van Val
enburg, Of the Jefferson hotel, and
harges Dunn with signing the name
{ Walter Dunn TO a check for SIS
avn on the National Trust bank
Charleston, S. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
MAN BURNED m
BLAST And FIRE
At BARBER SHOP

More than $3.50 damage 20 the
building and contents OF the barber
shop and cleaning and pressing es-
adjustment Of NJ L. Love was
caused by fire Thursday morning re-
suited from an explosion of gasoline
Mr.. Love IS reported 90 have been
severely burned about the hands and
arms. Central Hose Co. Companies
The shop Is located in the 400
,lock on & Chaplin 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
announce Program For
Collar Mothers Club

A program for the Colfax School
Mothers club will be held at the
Colfax school house Friday after
noon at o'clock.
An address on the subject Help
the Teacher. Help the Child" will
be given by Mrs. ID. Anderson.
Songs will be given by "A PUPILS. A
short business session will also be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
sNiITH 10 GIVE AK.

Leslie c. Smith, secretary Of the
National Association OF Ice Indus
tries. VIII talk al the Chamber OF
Commerce Monday, March Il, on
lee" Mr. Smiths talk viii be made
at the weekly MONDAY luncheon OF
the chamber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
wilson Names TITO Men
is Brigad.er Generals

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Feb 24-Pres't
Wilson Thursday nominated rs brig
dier-generals Col. Albert J Bowley
California. and Col. William II.
r0hnstOn OF Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

held. Every mother is invited to at
tend the meeting and bring a
friend or a nelghbor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

John Parker, the tailor New 10
cation, 2Is W. Washington av.
s762 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Every fire truck i'm Shanghai IA.
a wireless telephone outfit 20 com
municdtc with its station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

SEE 1T N KRFSGE'S WINDOW.
The Blakeslee Electrical Dish
washer-actually washlng dishes Sold
by Electric Service Co. lis W. Col
fax av.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
LEGAL

published in the Tulsa Daily World
November II. ~ and 10, 1921, World
publishing Company puhlishcrD
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals Will be received by the
city clerk Of Gushing. Oklahoma, on or
betorc Tao O'Clock y. M, December =,
lttl, IN the office OF tho city tlerk, city
Han, Gushing oklahoma, for the material
and labor required In the Municipal Hos
pltal for cushing, Oklahoma. TO be erected
at Gushing, Oklahoma, In Cushing, okla %
h"ma, In accordance with the drawings and
specifications prepared by ReduCh and
huma.
Copies Of the plans specifications. and
proposal blanks may be obtained from
the Architect uuon payment of a deposit
~ Thirty $4,000 Dollars for The General
Contract on OF after November l2th.
Tho General Contract Will include all
work shown on the drawings and specified
IN the specifications.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check In the sum Of five per
cent Of bid, or bidders bond. made pay
lble TO the city Clerk 5f gushIul Okia-
huma and must be enclosed In sealed
envelope endorsed Proposals for the Mum.
cipal Hospital for cushing. Oklahoma O."
and addressed tp "RedliCh ana PaterHon
Architects, care city Clerk OF cushing
Oklahoma
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids 10 II Ia deemed TO the Interest OF
the Mayor and Council To do so.
by direction uf the city Council Of
Gushing oklahoma.
Dated this 7th day Of November. 1921.
signed
r. h.. 1iuUGH
fIsarL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
ORDER CANAL BE DUG
ouulent Stream To BE Shortened
ana Confined 10 Quarter
Mile Stretch


haONCA CITY, Nov. 11.-Twenty
haaousand h cubic yards of dirt must
nv moved in order 10 comply with
siouer n oluer OF the Kay county commits
a 'nTrs n'n 10 cut canal. one-quarter of
wa,a.e lohg, which will divert the
shn'.ts OF Turkey creek over the
t'st course possible to the Ar
ovss river, instead OF meanderiEg z
fb,a.a distance of between two and
creeS. miles Heavy rains cause the
mioss 70 overfloor, at a point >two
roaS eaSt OF Ponca City on the state
ths 70 70 haw City, and consequently
ae h expense of maintaining Inc road
r n oeen almost 'prohlbtiye.
this commissioners seek 20 save
the Apense IN the future by cutting
foe, sahale The canal will be As
bo,,n broad at the top. 22 feet at the
s.foot ~ fect deep, and have a
"S@rflowA W." s'u'S " prevent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
OFFICERS RAID BIG STILL
Destroy Several Gallons OF whisky
and Arrest Ouc Man.

fhAh'HA hfAtt wan
Slate and federal officials dis
covered and ralded big still six
miles east of Catnosa Thursday
afternoon, ana arrested and brought
TO Tulsa Uuhe Gallmnn, the only
man found nj tho gti1. Several
gallons OF ready madc Joy wnter
and five or six barrels VI mash
wore destroyed. IN the raldlng
party were Deputy Shcriff Geuo
Haverficld Of Claremorc, Doputy
Sheriff J. Patrick OF Catoosa and
Deputy United States Marshal
Thurman OF Tulsa,
While destroying tho Illicit prop.
erty one OF tho containers exploded
scattering misilea over tho sur
rounding territory and narrowly
missing personal injury TO Mr.
Thurman. The promises were found
TO be defended by Winchester
riflo, with nobody behind the gun.
Gallman, tho man arrested claimed
70 be only n paascr BY, and that ho
had just discovered the still when
the officers arrived.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
KIns Far. ac Causes Lnw-nIt.

WACO, Texas. Nov. ll.-Mrs.
Inez l.. Grow, widow OF Charles
Louis Crow, prominent local busi-
ness man. who died October 3 from
stab wounds received when Sheriff
Bob Buchanan attempted TO halt a
ku-Klux Hlan parade at Lorcna Oc-
tober /. late today filed suit In dis
trict court for $4,000 against Sher-
iff buchanan and his three bonds
men IN connection with her hus-
bands death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
Rooacycll's TrIlow TynIorcr pIcs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l1.-Father
John A. Zahm. who accompanied the
late Theodore Roosevelt on his trip
through the South American wilder
ness, died today i'm Munich, accord
ing to a cablegram received here by
his brother, Dr. Albert Zahm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
Public Auction on Monday,
December IL, 1921,
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

V0W EVI VNIdIIVIITE OII IVW0V17
by U. S. Government
A. rawhuska, Oklahoma, Docrm bor i2.
tracts gi', ., offered fot oil lease. ulds
10 be Tor bonus in addition TO stipulated
royalties, 20 per cent payable on d'te Of
with acceptable security. Within thu area
advertised there are about 1880 Oh wells
producing from ! to 900 barrels each,
being about C5,o00 barrels. and abo4t O.
now drilling. All lands now ioaHed scpa-
rately tor gRs. Foo blue prints Of area
advertised, uEcts nov leased uuh produC-
INK wells send 90 cents ana for an logs of
producing wells 20 oyuia. aud Tor further
Information white 70 I. S. superintendent
Usage Agency, pswhusku, oklahoma,
tpublished In the Tulsa Dauy world. No
Nembcr 4, 5, 4, T. >, o. 10, II. ,, 10, J..
81, g. issi. World Publishing Company.
Publishcrs).
SPECIAL ELECTION PRoCLAMAfIoN.
Under and By virtue Of section p OF
Article 10 ~ the Constitution Of ths
2206 Of the CITY " Tulsa state OF okla
homa, authorizing, empowcriug and d.
recung the undersigned, the Mayor ~ thy
City NJ Tulsa, oklahoma. to- cali a. special
election fyr the purpose hereinafter set
forth. which said OrdluHut. Wua passed
and approved on the goth day Of October
World, as provided ~ law. T. T H..
Evans. the undersigned. MAYOR " the Ciy
proclaim a special rl'giiwT no be held 90
said city uf Tulsa, DfilH..ua. upon Tues.
day, November the 23th 1891 Tor the
purpose of submitting ~ tine qualified
property taN-payug electors of said City
of Tuls@ Oklahoma, the following propo-
ution.
shau the city %; Tulsa state of Okla
homa incur an indebtedness ny ~ ling
It's negotiable watCrworks utility serial
coupon bonds Of said CIg. OF Tulsa, Oklar
h0wa, 10 be known ana Gesignated ~
"WaterwOrks BoHds of Tulsa. Oklahoma
Million, E,Eht bundled Thousand NG,S0U,-
oOo00i Dollars. TO provide funds for the
purpose Of defrayirg she cErcuse ana pay-
ing the cost OF acquiring. constructing and
equipping a waterwuTks and water supply
system from the SpaNinaw Greek near 10
Junction with the Grand River In Mnyrs
County. state n Oklahoma, 60 and into
the Ciiy OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, and to be
owned Exclusively by said Guy as a pub.
iic utility, and. levy ana collect an annual
all the taxable property In said C!tg.
sufflulcnt 90 pay the Interest on said
bonds as It falls due. and also 20 constl
the principal thereof whom due saIu
4, nds tu bear Interest notItO exceed tn
rate of Six t6E) per osntum per annum,
ser!a!!y within twenty-five ;sss ycsi.
from their date.
he ballot used at said election shan
set out the Propositi9n, a. above set fortA.
and shah also contain the words
lat { For the above proposition.
End Against the above proposition.
az the voter desires TO vots for The
above proposition he shall stamp Bn *"
IN the first square above n he dekireA 10
vote against the sbove propoEltlon h.
shall stamp an TX In the second square
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

CPubhshed In the ruis, Daily World
Mo'f%GIr ~ e. it is I, y 80 s. 10 =,
Publishing compGny, PubiisheTsI " ~
ORDINANCE ~, 1906.
~ .oRplNANCE TO hPrORr1oN LEVY
PAYaENT OF THE COST or CON.
srnuCTlNq 4 SANITARY SEWER IN
SEW sEWEn RI plgsTaIcr H9 i7s - T9E i9h
ESTABLISHED by ORDINANCE No.
zzti; AND DECLARING AN EME"
WHEREAS In pursuance or me provis,
tons Of the Chatter of the City ~ Tulsa.
Oklahoma ana the statutes " the state
provided the said city Of Tulsa ala by
otFGiiln,eaB1'n ~ iial create snd rstah,i.h
having declared u nrc,asary 10 con.
Etruct sewers IN said SEWER ptsrhiCT
NO. i7g, By the provisions u said Ordi.
September 1874. let 90 lonst0ck-
smedly Company. contractors. certain
contract Tor the construction of certain
sanitary, sewer In SEWER DISTRICT 40
WiiEREAs IN pursuance ~ said con-
In said SEWER DISTRICT NJ. i7g aus
noer and tho Hoard OF CummiHullncrs Of
th. City. - Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS, 80 further Fufsuan nee ~
the statutes u the State NJ oklahoma
aforesaid and undor tho terms Of the
Charter NJ the said City ~ Tulsa. Okla.
huma, 10 lH deemed necessary by the Buar1
% Commissioner uf tnu tity 81 Tulsa 10
luNy and ssfrsa special tat upon the
property liable go asseHautvut IN rat1
skWEH DISTRICT so. no. By reason Of
the assessment ln sHid SEWER btstHiCr
NO. no. BY tnAauu ~ construction ~
said sewer and 20 pay for tbs ftIur. and,
WHEREAS the total cost of thu COM
ttructiuu ~ said sewer m said SEWER
blHlEltr NO rs Including extras
have bupn asccrtalned aud is hereby de
Clarod 10 bo the sum Of l8 u2b.ah, dli cf
WhSrh h ~ be levied by special RaseHs-
meAts against the lots and parcels Of
hud benefited By the construction OF said
sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT No. ~;
Hud,
WHEREAS, uii icgai requirements have
been complied with 20 authorize tho levy
~ the aracsfwouts against said lets an1
parcels ~ lsui so liable for tne cost uf
construction uf SAID sewer m SAID SEWER
DlsrNtcr SO. t7B. In the aninuu's here
matter HprDified in Section " tais
SOW TtiEREFoRE, M IT on,
DA1NEp BY THE BOARD or con-
MISS! 0SEl.S OF THE CITY or TULSA.
SECTION !. That there shall hc. ana
ihefa 10 horrhy npporttu6cd 20 and levied
upon uud nuHoHs"d against the several lots
aud parcels " land ln said SEW Pr DIs.
TElCI 80. lI1 ln the Ctty VI Tulsa.
Oklahoma, H4 brnrftrd by tho conAtruc
ton OF said sewer, the amounts respective.
~ II. '|t...'., g. y, .....a..- ......-..
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LEGAL.

Precinct $50. q. NoUng rI1rs. Cuut
House. Assessors office to.neri,r. W
D. t|NHfHu. IUIHts Macy NauutfHun. Alice
Ner. CLERKS Alma TART % % Avery
Precinct NH O. NptluT pt#f. Plymouth
Drug romuaus. tis Wrt ttrb etrget. ~.
tpeUfHr. Nw Iri.g. Judges y. ~ WNFlua.
"a. W. Gilman. Dlerka ueuty tI.uunuf.
1t O. Johnston.
Precinct $50. a. N5ti0u place. Irving
School Park ana Nat.rI Avenues tr.
speCtur. N o. touIFHr. Judges Ms.
Frank o. Duncan. w. r H.l't. lI,rks Guy
Harper NJ. o. J.. WrIrh
lfcnin.t $50. b. NItIg r.t'F OanE'
Schoa. East FBirvIrN. Iuau..fuE W. q
Hooker. judges flIl NNIr. N. IS.
WYNN. 'lrrks. Nd 1ud,r MIH Harry can.
had}t
Precinct Nc. nd. NufHr Place. Ntrtu.
side rirc station SortN W.u street. be-.
Hr'.t'r O. "a DuudHs JuHR.H I1u FIau.
niE'u. Lawrence lluau. I..a g.. BE-.
Thompson D ". Moore
Precinct $50. ll. Voting 'HHH. wash
sprgtor W T. usuasfH. NaIs,. % "
Jackson. Tom Quinn. '|nflH. s. W.
hull"'. Harry NnfthiHp
Precinct Nu l.. Voting I'H"r. ruuEf.I
low School, Inspector vs. Nu. Nnlf'ru.
Judges w. w. Fuv Ftn 4uUfrN. clerks
u,..t..f l. fn l..tI.. fH... t.......
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

SECOND ANNUAL meeting OF stock hold.
ors pt A. o. a.. Plumbing H"ailng
Tulsa. o'clueN ln thg evening OF Noyem-
nrr ian. 1891 4, -, &. Plumbing q
Heating CO., W, l., boherry. president.
,f1n has moved from apartment D.,
Temple apartments .106 W. Fifih 81. 20
suite 2IO NeW DANIEL Bldg. office phon1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
NovEMBER SPECIALS

NOVEMBER SPECIALS
1917 Seven-pass. Marmon. Com
pletely oyerhauled. Looks IKE
new cord tires; sale
price ....,..s...,.....S .Sls2bO
1918 Seven pass. Marmon. Com
plctely oYerhauled and re-
painted; sale price. 1880
1919 Marmon Chummy Complete.
iy overhauled and repainted.
A bargain for the money. sails
price ..,...,........ $4,000
1918 Jordan sport Marine. A bar
gain. sale price. 1000
1891 Five-pass. Jordan. Repainted
Wire wheels; sale price. f,i00
1921 Five pass Jordan. Slightly
used; sale price, ..sl.550
1920 Seven pass Jordan. Com
pletely overhnuled and re-
painted; sale price, .st,500
1919 Fivo-pass Velie; In good
shape. painted; sale
Price ..'..s.......s.. .S4VO
1921 Five-pass. Chevrolet. Almost
new; sale price. .S425
1919 Overland club roadster; sale
price ...........-... .S2ob
1 1919 Liberty sedan. Completely
overhauled and rcplinted.
sale price .............Sl, $500
I 1918 Jackson sedan; sale
p4cc ................... Al,OOd
, 1918 Olds Chummy Completch
overhaulod ana rcpaintei;
sale price t.............3 $500
1920 bort five-pss9 Good rubber,
sale price .,.,,.......,,FtOO
W. G. NONEI5 MOTOR SALES
COMPANY
70t-8 south Mdu st.
Phone DHtga $500
/ eau r.r j. IA. UIIt used car Mgr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roN sNLE 10
uErTEg USED
TERMS rp SUIT
Ford touring .......... ..........itts
t".l touring ..'...... .......... 1928
hHlre roadster ................... t1si
NuNIs roadattr .... .............. sos
Dodge roadster ..................t 1856
n".Ee tourinE .......' ..,t,...... 1855
Nuict touring ...................... 1910
s,utshakor spcc.ai "ss' o.. .......ti.5sS
RoTU uRowN co.
41t East Second Sc.
Cedar tss.
CHEVROLET iourua ta-, seit a'artsr.
$40.
CHEVROLET delivery wagon. 1921 model
Hrlt s'"r''r perfect running order $50.
easy terms Lcwis March Corporation,
1901 8 Maiu Usage 1910.
ron SALE Ford roadster with small dc.
IyHryN bed. 1918 model. good running
order good rtca, bis bargain. price 800.
E''N NN i"IH E'lN HlI''NN. NNNN il'NfNf
good running order g1oi tires big
hs'rer rro' $40. io's d. Third
FuH sAtG-Ford coupe. u good olndi-
upn. Inquire strot oarsgo. IL 3.
FOR SALE rards. DODGE, Rulets and
many other good makoH; every car.
1s5ass Sasss,o s f,H as s"'' osass u'a ,ios ar NI
rar i've cora tires 100 worth OF o.
trasi need cash ., ileteihgr sls e. Dewey.
FBN EALia-iakrr Electric, with oharg-
Ing machine. cumplotcs Just rcpalntcd
nni 1ycfhnuled. Price $1,000. Gail OHag-
FuNp touring car starter. late model,
t7ab. easy terms. Lewis Marsh Corr
poraunn. ioot s. Main. ouage $50.
FOU SALE Model "32" Hupmohllc good
running order, good tires, SIS cash.
Peters rrairo OIL a Gas Boiler Shop N.
Madison.
FOR sALE-ono 2-ton White truck and
trailer la first class condition. Address
hoN AS, kaw city, Okla.
FOH SALE parkprd Twin-sis, in good
condition, Wnl sell Tor discount. biA
HUDSON 7-pasHenger touring car, 1919
model Just oyerhauicd, $3.50, easy
terms, Lewis Marsh Corporation. 1901 y.
Main, OHtEe $40
LATE MODEL studebaker. big six.
with ADMIRAL 'itney license; viii take
Ford. balance cash. Phone Usage i72l-J.
LATE MODEL .7-passenger Marmon spe-
ciRt California fOp and aeat covers.
hoautifui paint Job, wiro wheels mechan-
icaliy perfect; will sacrifice TO got some
cash, Can giyu terms on balance.
cedar 1859.
MITCHELL six" Hpcsdstsr. good oondi-
tion, humpefh mutormeter, extra tire
and cover etc, 500 buys tho five nearly
new aiKf tires and tubes, and ! viii
throw in tho ear. / need the cash, hf.
sparks. ios N Cheyonne -.
MUST SELL at once. Mitchell Six COM
pletciy overhnulcd and In perfect eondi-
iloni no reasonable offer refused. Cedar
218a. -
STUpEBAKER touring for saie OF tssas
for turnitutei bargain. ie2t E Adams.
TRUCKS
Goary ~ ton. new motor.
Foderal 2-ton. 600 gal tank
Nash 2-ton, penumatio.
white g-ton, solid
0cary ton, one half solid.
Many OtherHS terms
USED MOTOR corr.
Eighth ana Main
SSG.i cars saash; aaa ss!a. ssaaii
commissions, no storage. Premocsr Mo-
TOR Co, i01-o5 W second 81. Cedar 2s6e.
[ WHITE Atom truck pneumatic tires,
! electrically equipped, fitted with bus
body, 1G feet long, suitable for JitDey,
J VIII sell part cash and payments. Ad-
| dress w, X. Camppeil s0t Cosden Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
real. COLD WEATHER BARGAIN
NASH SEDAN

Five wire wheels; new paint; new
cord tires. seat covers. Completely
ovcrhauicd and runs fine. An ex-
ceptional opportunity to get closed
car cheap.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

cirHN KOlUr iaurIuH -ar. seit a.artsT.
p.ut urea t.O' clsy tcrms Lews-
Marsh Corporation. lIol -. Main. Usage
$3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

CliENUDIGr d,lIsr,y wagon. 1921 model
arlt starter. perfect running order. t776.
easy terms. Lewis. March Corporation,
f001 s. Main. Usage 1910.
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tlf the voter desires 10 vote for The
above proposition he shall stamp IN tx"
IN the first square above, n he dekireA TO
vote against tbe above propOEltlOn hr
shall stamp an "A In the second square
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BOOST MOTOR COMPANY
1I2i South Main st. Usage 3lls
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MOrOCYCLEs AND BiCYrits 81
wANrED-AuToMoniIIs

TRUCK wanted, have iva lots at Clare.
more Okla. and OF stock to trade
What have your Reece Market, 20 N
Noulder, osaee sl1S.
WANrED--M Maxwell truck sor salvage.
Phone osage 900. ASH for white
NANrED-rFor bodY must be- In good
condition and cheap tor cash. Phone
white Usage 800.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
giiy Auditor.
Approved MS 60 form this 1rd day Of
November, 1891.
FRANK " DUNCAN
City Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

Rev. John Abernathy OF Okmul-
geo was presented as the first presl-
dent OF oklahoma Central Methodist
college and Rev. Harold @. Cooke Of
Centenary Methodist church was
presented as state wide commission
er for the college with the vital task
" promoting Its business interests,
when 400 delegates to the East Ok
lahoma conference of the NJ. r..
church, South. met in Centenary
church last night for an educational
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

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