davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
WESTERN LEAGUE

At ST Joseph. T. Tulsa. s.
At Des Moincs, /. Joplin. 4
Al Sioux city. 4. Wichita. 3.
oklahoma city Omaha postponed.
rain
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Pfeffer and Clemens
Summary - Home nun: McHenry.
Stolen base: Myers. Sacrifice: John
ston. Hit by pitcher: by Pfeffer. (Ol-
SOM. Struck out: by Mitchell. 1;
Pfeffer, 4. Wild pitch: Pfeffsr.
Cincinnati Ohio, July 2s-Sumerous
errors helped New York to win from
Cincinnati in ten innings. Cincinnati
set in four pitchers ad New York tow.
cahe ad Ryan lasting less than a
third of an inning each. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

PITrsBuRG-DosTo POSTPONED
At Plttsburg. Boston postponed, wet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

game in which he has hit safely.
Score:
Philadelphia 2o2 600 o02-s !
Chicago ........... 900 100 olo-2
Batteries-Bubbell end Bruggy;
York, Martin. Jones and DAILY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
EW YORK

olal ssss.... s.s.S- ~ lo W
N-Batted for Berry in Eth
zz-Ran for Smith in 10th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

N-Batted Tor Crane IN ath.
New York ......20o 800 200 80 Is
s-incinnati Ito COL DOL % Is S
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uanc means the exposure Of ultimate details
nf his life and character. And yet not many
Travellers on business or pleasure bent, nrc
aware that karl Bacdckcr, whose excellent
guide books ami maps helped the Allies and
America to win war against his native
land, was tohlou1 publisher VINO died in
1862. "Kun BncdCkcr rs kucw Him
has ucvcr been added to the list oi btogra.
phics. His nCmc. in fact. seemed to serve
rather rs n mask than rs an ngcut Of per.
Sonal revelations.
Similar is the fitn "f Thomas Cook. who
vas born in Derhyshirc IN INOS and died In
1S92 after having demonstrated that ven.
turing abroad could hc made almost as com.
Portable nS staying at home.
Tho obscure Bcrli2 came to America NJ n
child aud n a youug man Sct vigorously 10
work to of set tho blight Of Babel From the
study Of luuguago, he was instrumental in
removing many of tho ehH"klcs Of pcdantry.
His naNr took ON u t0lsmanic significance
aud tho mau hcnjnd Il h"camc scmifahulous.
70 him. to Eapdykor. TO Cook. civi'iza-
tion moro cl"sois knit thnu any ever re.
corded is indebted.
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Isolation OVerdone


Undoubtedly n student Of cthnology could
ma number of interesting reasons for the
differences existing between the Chinese aud
ourselves, but approaching tho matter from
Il purely economic point of view. we are
Justified in asserting that these differences
are due primarily TO transportation. At the
present moment the people of some of the
most pOpulouS provinces urC starving to
death by thousands ncr day. There Is food
IN plenty I" care for them in the other Sec
ttons Of this vast Oriental dominion. but
there IS no way of getting it into the suffer
ing regions. In this country we are raising
relief funds. and it Is easier TO get food
arroSS the lacif" and into the famine
stricken provinces than il is to transport it
from other sections Of the same country.
Lack OF adequate transportation is causing
III" death hY starving Of hundreds of thou
sands Of Chinese today; it has caused the
deaths Of millions in the past
emma today has almost no roads worthy
Of tho nanr. Transport at tho best is by
means of Camcls, pony carts of the rouchcSt
type, travrrSing rock trails and sandy
deserts, and human backs still bear the
greatest part of China'S inland commerce.
Exc out these Scanty transport means with
waterways, natural and artificial. and YOU
hav" th" sum total Of thina'S TRANSFORMATION
system. ThC result is isoluton of indi-
Nidna'S, of whole communities The nation
rs II Who'll" is unable to achieve the co.
operative effort that makes for national de-
v".opmcnt, for the physical comfort and
we'll being OF all the people.
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Measuring Stars


1t is curious CrCumstAnc" that the di-
amotrrs Of the most remote stars expressed
in millions of miles should be successfully
measured with the same ruler that is used to
determine millionthS of an inch in labora-
tories. The phenomenon Of interference OF
light is tho principl" used in the inStru.
Prof. \. \. Nicholson recently discovered
that the star lictclgcusr. in the constellation
Orion, is 2hO 900, 600 miles in diameter or
rs broad ms 900 suns, with II mass equal to
o ,OOO,OOO suns.
Students Of physics know thar a beam Of
light. passing the edge Of an opaque screen,
is slightly DETECTED tho extent depending
on the wavc length. To usc this dlfraction
principle, the telescope is closed by n cap
with two slits. adjustable in width and sep
Hration. If the two beams through the sIits
differ by n half wave length when they meet
below the cap, they Interfere, producing
"friuGcs' of light and darkness. BY scpa-
rating the Sits until tho frngcs disappear
and measuring the separation. the minute
angle Of the heavens covered by the disk Of
star may he computed. Knowing the star 5
distance, obtained hy triangulation, calcu-
lating its diameter is simple.
l'rof. Nicholson improved upon the silt
method 10y using two mirrors and two re-
tocting glasses at an angle. one of them
slightly SilvcrCd 10 rcN""t half the light and
transmit tho other half This apparatus
InraSurcs small angle with an accuracy Of
OOOl Of second Of lr", roughly equivalent
IN one thirty second If an inch Ht 1000
miles, This is tho instrument with which
BrtclgCusH. $50 light years or | .OT0 900, O.
NOOOOO,OOO miles HW0", was measured.
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THE List NFYRlIITY

rT1ITV ,1,1 mo 1Iis hn-. r,-,-. -
.''',I ,Ioor ".' "'e '"''' "o" must praise YOU
A"" 1GSugr"'' doob'"r Of all pleasant
r.e,., 'nigS.,,
T.,,," n|rn,,IIn M, ,rrth wv, mn" mgitnrr clear
hlrnNOI'h rum, nor ch"rEorcd tintl"ri"S
Wiu 'It" %Sar '''ca '"'S ana trusted Sorrrri"s,
= IN 'a'n IN" tnroStI" sings,
i'"S's I'" n,T 70 r'u III Volh' ana sunlight fair:
Vyht%%' ,,o.,.. ,,,., ",,.n'1T r urlnlN OF Words
EIor E"T az az Sonin un'9n5rN"d "IdiSCricg,
iMi'I'dl"HN SIlnlIra Of flowers and birds.
" nroyrr. .""''" ''''''''''''"' or on'''sned
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THE SLAVER'S INSTINCT
HAS SURVIVED MANY WARS
Il Is More Than a Scandal In Georgia.
II Is j Disease Of Backward
Minds Elsewhere

RIO KNOW whether civilization really dc
l serves is name, whether it is getting nur
urnror ~ tho true light or whN,h"r it ia
Fut'0" aud inconclusivc business, you hnvc
only tn view its accepted standa, dS In con-
'ra-t with such surviving tattcrs ot Ito
philosophy of earlier times as have just come
TO hight in Georgia.
In Georgia, pcouagc a system Of forced
labor undor private control was secretly
established. Negro laborcrs who having
ho"n neglected by the schools and neglected
hv eo.l,.v. did no. know their rights wcrc
kept i'm yir'oa' slavery and brutaIy mur-
rrrrd vu,n. iu nuo instance, it appeared that
'h"v m-' ic.'fy against plantation
n,, urr.
Sou.a vcG ., j, people arc Likely to hang
IN Georgia
Tho authorities of tho state will use un
Il great d"al Of crcrgy in investigations
and in apologies 70 the country. People who
complain ahout what they call tho defective
morality of tho times and who have been
sickcnCd and onraCod by the disclosures at
Covrg,on viii probably forget that rconage
was general IN tho United States until
great war wa> fought to wipe It out; that
il survived Uu'h vr"v recently in Russia and
that in MoNt.o !, Is III regarded by some
inhueu'iu, p'o'.r a q necessary institution
Of industrial development.
The prinavW hrGlN always comes to tho
sr"faco in Mon who accidentally find them
selves in complete control Of tho lives and
destiuos uf o'hcr~ and FREQ from the ro-
strante aud ohrgl'iun~ NJ IN" common laws.
There j. something In tho very sense Of
dcspn,,r power that destroys human char
meter. Tint is why The rll"rE Of slave coun.
tries always hl,o ,lh'rrcd degradation ms
great rs that which lhoy imposed on the
subjected masso-.
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NOW MY IDEA IS THIS
Dali, Tails Uh Thinking Phadephians Subjects They
KnOiU Best

n far cry from the League Of Nations, is il?
1--WE organized ourselves as the Humane
Edu"alion Society in 1914, and for several
Years have had what we call Kindness to-
Animal Wc"k' and Humane sunday This
year April to lG is thc week and April II
Humane Sunday. when the clergy viii give
their help with sermons on the subject.
I'VE arc working valiantly 10 spread
humane ideas aud principles far and wide.
How better than through little children:''
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AS ONE WOMAN SEES IT
The Game" Of Politics and It's Rela.
ton to the Public-The Truth
as Practical Virtue
BY SARAH u. LOWRIE

7 HEAR n good many public speakers dwell
l. with much uncton on the game Of poll =.
tics" A certain type Of politician speaks OF
mis- calling as "a great game Rrothcrly.
loquacious party leaders. speaking to women
for the first time aS voter TO voter, urge
them TO get into the game.
We'll. If it is Il game. It is about time
some one told us what tho rules Of it are.
For games differ from fights Just in that
matter Of rules. That is, a game is a fight
that is played by rules. and fight is some
thing that is fought without rules that the
lighters respect enough TO obey to their own
loss.
If tho political fight is n game. then some
ono must have hid the rules and forgotten
where he put them, SO far rs the general
public IS concerned.
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Martial Medicine

Erorm r" "aroml Ledger
The last President had an admiral to look
after his health. The present incumbent
las Il general. The next one will probably
h'v" chief from the aviation corps MCdi.
ral ART is nothing if not military
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LNEOM that day. and before that day, to
L this day thcrc was always this tendency
among persons on the inside to keep tho
real facts Of = case TO n narrow circle and
allow the general public version that will
account for what is going on ana explain
what the public is watching without giving
away what Is actually happening or whnt
Is planned shall happen until everything is
over but tho shouting.
When this is done by priests Il Is called
CsotcriC religion, but when It is done by
primo minister's and bv kings and ambassa-
dOrP it IS called 'sccrct diplomacy"
.Ns. for instance. when Mr.. Bafour was
here on n mission from England urging
America 10 enter the war he did not mention
that there were certain lands and cities and
frontiers already secretly disposed of be
tween the Allies in the event OF n success
of thcir armies. Tie asked America to help
townrd that success in order 70 free tho
world from tyrant. and he kent to himself
tho cSotoric knowledge of what clsc America
would be- doing for England aud France and
Italy If she shouldercd arms and went in
to win.
That was secret diplomacy, It was what
. very fow persons knew about Shantung.
Fiumo, MC>OpotHmia African colonies nnd
tho coast Of Syria. whic all tho rcst of tho
world was talking about ''ltllc Belgium" or
AlSacc- Lorraine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15

fPUbiiyhcd IN the Tulsa Dsly World. No
vember ~, rs, is, ~. IS, 1921, The
World Publishing Company, fubtiHherl
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As
gESsNENTS FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 33s, CITY or TULSA
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution o'
the board OF Commissioners adopted on
the 4th day of November. 1874. notice 10
hereby given that the Board Of Commis.
aoners of the CITY Of Tulsa, Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and Hiatonenl
Of the city Engineer as 10 tho amount OF
he cost 0f tho vihrolithlc concrete pave
ment which should be assessed against the
abuttlng property, the property benefited
and other property liable 10 assessmen' q
and the owners thereof IN STREET IN -
PROVENENT DISTRICT NO. 25s which
Includes the following described portions
OF streets to-wlt.
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD tPark
street, from the West line of
Olympia Avenue 20 the East line of
Ouannah Avenue In OweuF Ady ion.
And said Board q Commissioners mas
by resolution duly approved the aforess ld
abatement and estimate Of the city Engi-
ueer and has determined 90 assess The cost
on the improvements In said district
against the Abutting property. the prop
erty benefited and other property liable 70
assessment and the owners thereof a. ToI-
lows, 10 wit:
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end Against the above proposition
~ On. voter deslres 20 vote for the
above proposition hr shall stamp an y
IN the Nr.l square above. % hr desires 20
ypt. ofalus' me above pr.pu|iion hr
rhau stamp uu "A' iu tho second uuusro
No person shau be- entitled To- vote upon
such person be- a legal qualified property
tar paying voter OF tho Guy ~ Tulsa
shall be- opened A. sIF o'clock NJ, snl
romaiu open caaun4u"z.s until, ana De-
closed at. seven o',io,F r 81 ou said ssth
day Of November, A. b. 1921, "hiuh Ia tho
date Of Fald election.
The number and location Of g,H!EE
placed and the ra-a uI " no shall conduct
Precinct 30. 1. Hoginni9S al the in'
'rrH"'uTn ~ Second anl Main sitecu,
E q e. Railway, thence NdrthweHteriy
along tuc NJ Is. g. Railway a. MAN
street. thence south on Main street 70
Pr,ru,' No. :. Beginning ~ the in
ter.er,pn of Main street and frisco Rail
vay. thence North on Main street 90 the
NJ x 4 Railway tracks thence West.
s7'y along sad tk5 t. the center line 1t
MaNbel Avenue. thence south uu Maybell
Avenue 20 brady street thence East On
Hralg street to lnwtons thence sost b
au iawtan 20 the Frlsco Railway. thonco
Ear'rly along NE Ftisco Railway to the
place " beginning
Precinct 30. g. Beginning at the in.
tors.rtlon uf the Frisco HsilWay and Main
street. thence Southwest along said lrisc9
Railway 10 its IrteTssCtiJn with Second
street, thence East ON S,cund street Co
ErisDr AVoru". '"eHea Srg'A n- Fs!-cg
Avenue 10 Tiud street, thence East on
1bIrd street % Main street, thence Snrtn
on Main street % the place "L 6eslnnitns.
s,tUc,u. Main strgrt ana the Midland
Precinct 80 All that territory 81
I.f
between Main and Midland valley HaH'
way.
r5s s''afS nSrS aSd dssSS S9S 2ia's 'TSy sSG SS
between Main street and Denver Avenue
freonct 10, 81 b'ginning At tng, IN,
street. thence west on Tulrd street to
Frisco Avenue thouce North on Prise,
Avenue 20 Second street. Thence West or
South sloHg the FriHCo Railway 20 Sew
euth street. thence East on b,ygntl
ming
. thence Nnrtn on Layton 20 Brady street
| thence West on Brady street to hayU'l
| Avenue thence hoTth on Maybtll Ayen4'
/ srly along SAID Railway ~ the WssterI,
. Dity Limits Of the 'ity of IuiHs. theme
/ Place thence EaH'sry along the sour
/ line Of New Irving pl@ce, Arlington
Union Avenue. thence south on Cniol
/ Avenue 20 the South line Of OyrrIDul
PARK Addition. thence East along m
. South line of Overlook PARK Addition O.
/ kYscdHle Avenue thence North 90 Rose
dale Avenue 10 First street. th'uoa las
On Firs, street 10 La"ton Avenue, h
place OF bogiunInE.
Precinct 80. . Beginning st the I'm
tsrsectun Of the NJ, X 4 r, Railway an
Main street, thence North on Main stree
to Oklahoma street, thence West %
Oklahoma street To- Cheyenne Avenue
thence North on Cheyenne Avenue
Pine street. thence East uu Pine Siret
H. the East line Of EnglewOod Addition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
LEGAL.

Published In tho tulsa Daily World.
November rs, IS, ~, rs, 10, 1921. World
Publishing company, Publishers)
Euiig- TOT h-aiiuB On assessments
for paving IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT no. 32O, city Of
Tulsa. Oklahoma:
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Board Of Commissioners adopted on
the 18Th day Of November. 1921, notice is
hereby given that the Board Of Commits
tonsrs ~ the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
II the city Engineer as to the amount
n the cost Of the Nihrolithic concrete
pavement witch should be assessed
sgainst the abuttlns property. the prop
tfty benefited and other property liable
TO assessment and the ownpru thereof in
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
49, which Includes the following de
tcfibed portions OF streets, to-wit;
ADMIRAL BOULEVARD from the
west line OF Tacoma Avenue to the
East line Of Union Avenue.
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afore
said statement and estimate Of tho city
bhginecr and hes determined to assess
the cost Of the improvements In said dis
i1et against the abutting property, the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessments, and the owners
hereof, as follows. to-wit.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES 20

AUTOMOBILES IoR ~NlI 10
FOR SALE For1s updg'r Bucks AMI
many other good wakHr. tErrg car a
barrnin. t,rmH tY HIiI Used Car EN-
rhnnro. NH N Main Usage h0s
FDHp rosIstrr ~ sale, cheap. l505 E.
UlrrI. HrH PnS@fnrd,
FOR SALE Fpfd tugr,ug car. fine camp
Ing uutft Tor four people, goes m
ruur'rg board. Will carry you around the
vurla. good az new. tor leash only. Call
cedar 800 see same al t2t y. Thlrteenth.
b OR BALE--Ford touring, Al condition,
20 junk ii7s y. 81. LOuis.
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,,tHI IVNhers OF abuttIng property, pTop-
az HAble by said improvements and
~, property liable to assessment. are
sstsuy notified that all matters affecting
mn 1,s, improvements or benefits TO tho
!eetions to the assessments as above set
Vssh shhl be filed in writing IN the Of
~ el Mrs Frank Seaman, city Auditor.
s,,Ahe Ahe Slty Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on or
Al the R5th day OF Saycmtsr, 1894.
:. 80 o'clock a. m, and the same shall be
Wu oy the Board OF Commissioners on
az, is'h day Of November iS2i, at !
noi * a. m. and any claim or objections
sh1I be deemed waived.
l,siA IED this l2th day OF Novem Der,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
mrs. FRANK SEAMAN.
"iIto'shed in The Tulsa World November
pyhIihaaa hnIhaa 10 1891, World Publishing Co,
~. NOTICE OF BOND SALE

pubIIsS ~, 1871, World Publishing Co.,
~. NOTICE OF BOND SALE
otjort hereby given that Up 10 80
Beayd m, nn November ~, 1871, tho
roubsy VI county Commissioners Of Tulsa
he me-, uhlahome, viii receive bids for
fSobp,a.ie chase o. the Two Hundred Fifty
Davsa5 Dollar Road Bond Issue OF
bona dst.4 t,.o4%9sship, Tulsa county okla
Eitbo,,,s sa,ea september 10, 1891, maturing
Ssp,.Th opton ten thousand dollars on
10 ishpper 18TH Of each Of the years. 1929
Dor ~, hoth inclusiYe. and bearing 6
snnuaiiy 'utt,sst per annum, payable semi
each v" harch and September 18TH Of
nsvs. year both principal and interest
ciiy os ! the state Fiscal Agency in the
saanies spd Mh,, M3,h, which Is now the Me,
~ Tor delivery. "Pp'u'e" Gnu
prov,t "a. is made subject only to the ap-
iaTasy, y, aldwell and Raymond, at
Be- hifrlpn has been obtained and viii
vtb Ilshed BY said township together
procesdi,.ap' p'ete certified transcript Of the
said bond, relative to the Issuance OF
paid n. bonds are to be dsiiyered 20 ana
tank In py The purchaser at . solvent
the pu,cb.s united states. designated by
said bsnsset, but the cost OF shipping
homa 'ss ss from Oklahoma city, OKLA
place aalere they are now held. 10 the
ssaahge ~ s>,ed ., for payment and all eT-
ne, Use \. The payment Of tbs s,nc,,s ssS
ths sad township are to naid ~
ia s,'ehsser in addition 10 The amount
n, sad bonds. ''o
intsrs-t 10 'ef less than par and accrued
bonds GO cate payment IL made for said
esr,tG ef VIII be considered
sht bAnk ~ or cashiers check, by a solv-
Treasurer Sga y, made payable 10 the county
hs sum y, Iulsa county. Oklahoma, In
bidder ~ " each bid as suaIanty thst the
ahd psy taNatded such bonds, will accept
Condition. sald bonds under the ascva
1a the conditions OF his bid
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/ lIrwuuH Addition. th,utt Nsst HIuug ths /
/ E.th nrs ~ .prIrva.d Addition h. frr .
] W,at fIpt .I fe.,gI.W,.t Nultf.rr f..rta .
] south aluus tho Ny.ai lime - IsnsIsWpud .
| AddIti.p t' pIu. ttrr,t tr.nrs \N.at un .
/ pir. STREET o.. tIss.a A,Irus thence south .
/ ON pa,Rc N..rHt ta EdIsou t,uMthi .
! str,,t fn,U,s tnutiIW.strriN nr I..v,ai 4
/ A,.ru, ID. d.. AZ d A. d. UTsuf. Hf va,. D
tbru,, raaler.. along ala, nj D. A O.
NAM pf Ns. DO. tN. r'sItf Df h.rIUpIps /
I gt,,tt,.t 4, as d., ,s,,rtrs al .I, h,
. ,.,s.,ft'. of .tr. Al ~ g.iIu., sIt .
~, Ett..t r.,'. N.0 ,, ~, ..g..i
. ' St .h,f,. ,t.,,t tt.,r. B.. l, p.l.
h,,,. st-., Do. u,si,r AtsrI. ttrrTs
. ..,ttE ON u.af.p N,gpus t, . ttipi mia
v.,y ip ttl.,U o ,f IJiss.r AttItlua,
. it.,.., dp, I...t Cd. tDa MAJ I.r, ~ s,tf
nI.l 't1Is. ttItt'r 'r.,r,. s',,tt
sf,rs a.. t... #p. of U1Tsrp Adl.tfrn
a., n.rab.u tf,,.t' frfu., t,sI .r N.t
.I.W str'.t g. ,,.gf,"i ,t'r.,. tt','.
80" 80 ,',.',,'t tI '. .t.,. a. f.,.,u
stg,t M,r,. I..t ,,. I"v,u st,,.t a.,
Iil,,, y''..,,.,. .,,.. '"n..,, ''..',,,W
ON urro.i Avenue Wv King strcot. thence
t. .',,. tE, '.,tr It Ir..,ft' pafl
atl,t'.'g .'..LI.,t ,IlYY. I,,'.'
Ii ..,t .,. i...,U f.,t ,l.,,,, ,t,,
w. ri. if.',... tI..,,. ~. M tiN'.u
st,l.t 4. ,i rIr At'uI. frrrr. a.'i,rn an
tr.tt t,,,,,,t D.. d.. N ~ A. u...,.t'
49,. Ny"gt... .'.Ug Ia n r.
I..,.. D., t.. ,I..f f.s.rr.,s
"Ir,''".p,I s"' u.r.Tr1rs ~ ua Ip
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LEGAL.


=. ~ Ashhy t31 atS82
z - Richard Flood I8t gafts
81 10 Eugene Wendoraor is. ,,Sis
sr'y bSnn,sd 6eyu''ss by .sa 'nnT 1nTray.psr, g.TF
ars hereby rSiiaei tha, AIN mate. 'g4. w.
fccunE such improvements or bpusffs DO.
thc property thsioby ana any cisim ar OBJ
forth shall be- f.ad In vriarg I1 tg. .f
flee OF Mrs Frank seaman an, AutIfur.
~ The city ~ russ. Okahaus. uu Ur b..
100 o'rioIE a 81 ani ,E. s,1, .Sal S.
heard ty the BOARD % D..fu..a..af. . '.l.
o'clock 4 n and snV D,,,., on. ..,, .
lions not so filed boz wfiunr n,f8r. uIl
DATED mi. Fan Iey ,f N.,s..n.. 100.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-15
LEGAL.

VI not IN conflict with conditions pre-.
scribcd in this notice
The Haid Board u County Ccmmtss,on.
ers reserves the rtght 70 reject an. aud
alt bids
Dated at Tulsa. Okiahnma. this I'm day
Of November. ie3i
O. u. LAWSON
County Clerk