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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Public Auction on Monday,
December ~, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

At Pawhuska, Oklahoma, December H.
1891 about $500 acres IN quarter section
to be Tor bonus In addition TO stipulated
royalties. 20 per cent payable on date OF
sale, balanc" in three annual install ments
with acceptable security, within tho area
advertised there are about 1850 oil wells
producing from ! 20 1000 barrels each,
the total daily production fuf septrmber
being about b3. 900 barrels, ana about o.
now dsillluE Al lands now leased Eepa-
rstely for gas. For blue prints OF area
Ing wells send 90 cents and for all logs Of
producing wells 20 cents and for further
Information white 60 y. s.. superintendent
Ossgo Agency iawnuska. Oklahoma
5Pubiishcd IN the Tulso Daily World No
yembcr cN. 20. 80. December ] 2. 1921.
World Puburning COMPANY publlsncrl.
NOTICE FOR HEARING on As~
sTREET IMrROvgMrNr DISTRICT
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution Of the
Board OF Cowmlssiou,rs adopted an the
25th day Of November 1891, notice Is hereby
me cry of TULSA. Oklahoma, has
examined the estimate and state
ment of me city Eng'nse,, as as
the vibrolithic concrete pavement which
should be asscssrd against the abutting
property, the property benefited ana other
owners % in thereof In sTHEET IMPROVE.
MERIT DISTRICT 40. slH. which in0ludeA
ne following described portions OF strsets
tu-wlt:
sINTEESTH PLACE bungalow
pri,ol from the East line pt victor
Avenue 90 the East end ut Sixteenth
Place In Bungalow Court
And said BUurd ~ Commissioners mas
bv resolution duly approved tho aforesaid
statement ouh estimate 90 tho City En-
E.uecr and has determined 20 aHsns8 the
cost at tine improvements in said district
against the abut'ing property, the prop
cry benefited and other property liable
TO assessment. and the owners thereof
as follows. tu-wlt3
BUNGALOW COURT ADDITION
rPaying for sixteenth Place bungalow
DTlyc)
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TWO NICE rooms Tor rent 10 gentleman
hath. gas, electric i!ghts. parlnr free 20
all, Telephone Usage SG7S after D. m.
location. 2i6 South Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES ron SALE ~
BUICK little pit. good tree paint, up
holsterinE ana top, splendid condition;
a47b. caav terms Lowta Marsh Cor.
poraton. 1907 South Main. osaEe 1910
BUICK seven. .uassengcr. new paint good
tires, can take small car ss flrst pay
norm nRoWN co.
A2t EAST SECOND. CEDAR tss.
nuICK touring. 1919, In excellent condi
ton, looks Ike new, 'sbo, terms TO
RoTif- brown co
42t EAST SECOND, CEDAR Ns.
CADILLAC ".s7 touring IN fine shape.
Will take light car as first payment
ROTH .pRowN 60.
tsI EAST SECOND. CEDAR ass.
DODGE roadster. i've OF them that are
pHlCed to sell ana terms 10 SUIT.
i2i EAST sEcoNb " CEDAR as
DODGE touring. In good condition, flno
top and tiros 'Js5, 1io0 cash, balance
,2d EAST SECOND. CEDAR iss.
norm. BROWN GO.
DODGE ruadstor, in good mechanical
condition, tires good; i32b, small cash
payment balance monthly
RDTH BHOWN co
t2i BAsT SECOND. CEDAR fss.
FOR roadster Eood condition, real bur
gain, $50. Central garage. ii6 So
Cheyenne, orngc sssi.
FORD roadster. good condition. real bar
good tires, 1iTb, easy terms. Lewis
Marsh Corporation. Usage $3.50. 1907
south Main street
FORT touring, rooh running order leoo.
Lewis Marsh Corporation 1901 South
Main street. usaEc 1870.
FORD. -1s2l touring good buy nt f3fb.
l2t EAST sEc6Nb, CEDAR ass.
FORD touring. good condition, .lt5, gasy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Gnvlne Wm proboblv nccovcr.

M we favlns, SO. a hodcarrier, who
l,S run down by a taXicab driven
H.. d. F Huppe about II o'clock
4, Vane s,n 'dav night and whom II was
~, lIst thought was fatally injured,
\, reported much better and out
Fb eSnEer by hospital attendants
w. Nv usuaF afternoon. Huppe, who
Ia, .'ained hy the polioe ON invest
ssnsYh was released Thursday on
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOSr-.Malo bird doH pointer ln Maple.
ridFo addition. white with brown head
an brown spot ON ha. .k. Nnuo 'J1.k"
Reward Ioatrr Davis. go South he.
truIt Usage Ass
Frum lIg A. Olympia Friday
night two hlcyDloa, f0r Information and
reward can cedar 1909.
srNNNEp.pHrN pony. white lcft hind
foot white spots ou back, weighs 800
lhs, NO SHOES. reward. 40 ~. Gillette.
IuE PARTY who weA sc,u Co.. PICK Up
now puDkotbHok u new WeSaN UuF.
had better return tD avoid arrest CaO
IS. boulder tnuEo S9st
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FIFTH ". sis--Two clean modern
housekeeping rooms, second floor. front.
everything furniFhed. close I'M adults.
Usage tets
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HERE'S WHAT you HAVE BEEN
LOOKING ron
We have late model. special built 2.
cylinder sport touring car.
THIS car is in excellent condition and the
original cost was $1,000.
Come down ana look n ovcr priced rIght.
CENTRAL GARAGE.
us s. cheyenne. Usage sogi.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
1RYINn PLAcE ADnIrIoN

AT 0WnrrH N 0buttInF prOpOTtY. prop
crty benefited by snid improvements and
be,sbv rsttfica t6at mi mate. sffoctInr
such improvements or benefits 10 tina
property thereby, and any claim or objec
lions 10 the assessments above set
forth shall oe niCd iu writing ia the
office or Mrs Frank seaman, city
Auditor Of ttc city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
an nr before the 9th day Of December
1891. nt o'clock a. M, and the same
shall be heard by the Hoard ut Commis-
sioners on tho 9th day of december. 1921,
at $500 o'c'ock 4. NJ. and any claim or Oh
Iections not 20 filed iu whiting before
Baid time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 25th .day Of November,
'92t
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
CENTRAL ARIZONA TEAMS NOW vGROUPED IN TWO DIVISIONS;
 bOONNG SYSTEM CONTINUED

One of the largest gatherings of baseball managers ever assembled at a meeting in Arizona was present at the Phoenix Browns athletic quarters located in the rear of the Rose Tree last night.
 "Pidge" Pinney, manager of the Rhoenix booking office, called the vmeeting to order at o'clock sharp. Every team in central Arizona had a representative there. The meeting was filled with @pep'' and a great deal of business was gone over in a very short time.
 into two groups, keeping the best eight teams in group one. and put ting the rest in group two. Teams in the second group will bs given a chance to advance into group one. provide dthey prove too strong in the second group after they have played a certain number of games.
 However, the clubs in group one must at all times play ball as the tail-end team in this group will be matched with the team leading the percentage column in group two. to decide which team is entitled to stay in the first group.
 A week before the close of the sea- son the two winners of each group will be booked for a worlds cham pionship series of three games which win determine the champion ship club of central Arizona, after which they will be open for games in other sections of the state for the state championship title.
 The close of the bookings will be announced after another meeting if held sometime in July. This will givt all teams an opportunity to play many games before the close of the season
 Baseball games will continue Co bt booked in the same manner as be. fore, since this system has proved successful All managers were mor' than satisfied with the outcome O the meeting. and willingly volun
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Neehan, Now Modest Soda Jerlker, Pines
 For Another Bout With Jack Dempsey

SAN FRANCISCO-Fa Willie Meehan wants some of the soft pickings." If Jack Dempsey can pull down half a million shckeis at one pull. Mister William sees no reason why he shouldn't get some gravy"
 So wnlies going gunning. With the memory of two decisions over the worlds heavyweight champion still bright. the y-poiy fighter is start ing on the uphill grind to another crack at the kingpin.
 Once upon a time the fat boy was considered Dempseys most formid- able opponent. But, it's said. poor management lost him his chance for the crown.
 Now Dempsey. champion of the world. Is taking up quarters in At lantic City while Meehan trains at little combination fruit, vegetable and soda fountain here.
 Such Is Fate
 Dempsey strolls along the board walk and thousands stare. Willie hangs over the counter and hopes somebody will drop in and order a bunch of onions.
 Willie has kept in shape by wieId- ing q cheese knife and a dill pickle spoon
 Such is the turn of the wheel oi fortune.
 His new manager. Windy" winsor the deaf and dumb" man. ha. matched him with Andy Schmaedel in Omaha and Jack Mccoy in Butte Mont. He also has been offered | bout with Porky Flynn in Boston All Willie hopes for is that Car pentier doesn't upset the dope July 2 Because. says. Willie. that woui' mean a long trip across the ocean be | fore he could become champion.
 willie is short and stocky. jus the kind of a man to beat Dempsey. says the silent" manager. 'Demp sey Is a hip puncher and is at hi best when fighting bigger man tha himself. He can't hurt Meehan-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

Chicago
 CHICAGO. June s.-CATTLE-Re ceipts. 25.ooo. Market. beef steers and butcher she stock Is to 25 cents lower exporters and shippers buy ing freely. top yeariing steers. ss.so. some held higher. bulk. beef steers s7-50n $50: bulk fat COWS and heifers. ss.15 a $50: canners and cutters largely s2-5od3.75: bulls and calves steady: bulk bulls. sf-50a 500: veal calves largely ss.s5as.o0. stockers and feeders lower.
 HOGS-Receipts. fe000 Market. active: steady to 10 cents lower than Saturdays average. part lead s-i5. practical top. Ss.10. bulk. s7.70G SOS. pigs steady: bulk desirable. ss.ooG s.io.
 SHEEP-Receipts. Is.0oo. Market. lambs strong to 25 cents higher, some springs up 50 cents. shorn lamb top early Si240: best native springs. s13.50: California springs held higher: Texas wethers $500: fat ewes mostly s3.756f.50-
 ksnsas City KANSAS CITY. June s.-CATTLE Receipts. 13.o00. Market. beef steers and she stock mostly 10 to 2s cents lower. exceptions steady: top. yh.tv. nutk. Sa.u0Q t--a. stockers steady to strong: spots higher: other classes slow and around steady: odd cows. ss.25Gs.5o. bulk. ss.5o a $50: best vealers. fs.5o.
 HOGS-Receipt<. i1.5oo. Market open steady to strong: closing active, mostly 10 cents higher: best lights tc packers and shippers. s7.s0: bulk of sales. s7-25d5.5o: packing sows steady: pigs steady to weak. very few over ss.5o-
 sHEEP-Receipts. 5000 Market sheep strong to 10 cents higher; Texas wethers. s4-es. native ewes s3.50. lambs steady: best native springs. s12.35. bulk better grades si1-25Gie.oo: Texas goats. ss-5o-
 DENVER. June s.-CATTLE-Re ceipts. f5oo. Market. steady: bee steers. ss.sod7.5o: cows and heifers s5.50d 750: calves. Ss-5on s.5o stockers and feeders. S5.75H SIS bulls. s3.0odt.oo.
 doGs-Receipts. eooo. Market steady. TO cents lower: top. ss.so bulk. s7-ooG7.5o.
 SHEER-Receipts. none Market lambs. sfO.s0a1r-00: ewes. ss.50f 500: spring lambs. sff2sa1e3s.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
ADVENT MEETINGS
 DRAW BIC CROWDS

Beating swords into plowshares is not a fact of the millennium but a fancy of the mind. according to sermon preached last night at the Seventh day Adventist camp meeting tent by W. F. Martin of Glendale. Cal. who said in part: There Is no place in the scriptures where the millennium. which means a thousand years. is treated aside from this goth chapter of Revelation. from which We have taken our text for this evening. Somehow the idea has obtained in the world that the millennium signi- fies thousand years of peace before the coming of the Lord. This modern idea is altogether without authority in the Bible The time will never come this side of the second appear ing of Jesus. when wars and seasons of distress will be banished from the earth. On the contrary. the inspired word tells us that in the last days perilous times shall come. and that evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse. What then is the real truth concerning the millennium According to the text. this period be- gins with the resurrection of the righteous dead and the translation to heaven of the righteous living. Al | be destroyed by the brightness of his coming. II Tes. as. This condition exists for a thousand years. Wher at the end of the thousand years ths city of God. the new Jerusalem comes down out of heaven. Rev. si: {. the wicked dead are raised and Satsr again begins his deceptive work or them. This is the loosing of Satan Then after a brief interval Satan an, his angels with the wicked are burn up in a lake of fire. The fire tha burns up Satan and his angels witt the wicked also burns up the dros and evil works of this earth. and iron this springs forth an earth made new where throughout the ages the right eous shall dwell"
 Yesterday mornings train brough
 Dr. II. D. Westphal. superintendent of the Glendale ssnitarium in Cali
 fornis. who will remain during tn
 rest of the camp meeting and giv
 instruction on health principles |
 the campers.
 Meetings will continue every even
 ing as we'll as throughout the da
 until June 12. The subject tonight
 The Rise of Religious Liberty
 America"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
MOVIE STAR ONCE
 LIVED IN PHOENIX

Lloyd Hughes. nephew of E. A.. Hughes. state tax commissioner. will be in Phoenix tomorrow. A native son of Arizona and educated in this state. young Hughes since his school days has won fame as a motion pie ture actor His return to Phoenix to- morrow will be on the screen and there will be scores of admirers who are also close friends who will at tend the theater for the express pur- pose of seeing him.
 Mir Hughes takes a leading part in the Ince special. Beau Revel- which will be shown there for three days
 He is the son of w. F. Hughes. an engineer He was born in Bisbee and later came to Phoenix. going from here to the coast.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
VACATION
 SCHOOL Is OPENED
 WITH 417 ENROLLED

With t1- children enrolled. the Trinity Vacation school opened yes terday at Trinity cathedral
 The program of the first session was started with the singing of led by Mrs. C. H. Young who will have charge of the singing. by Mrs Arthur Esgate who will have charge of piano.
 Dean Scarlett made the opening re- marks. explaining th. purposes of the school and expressing his confidence that the present school would be a big success. Registration was then begun by the 8 or 40 teachers who will assist with the school There will be kindergarten. junior and senior departments
 Mrs. A. c. Lindsey will teach tel egraphy. Miss Marian Bennett and Miss Edith Barton will teach type writing. The Daughters of the King will have charge of the cooking class es- Mrs. H. F. Griswold will teach Indian basketry. Mrs- D. L. Downing win have charge of the sewing class es. Mrs Fred Blair Townsend and Miss Christine Tuthill will have charge of the applied arts. Dr. A ID. Newborn will have charge of the Scout class. Captain O. F. Temple will teach the Scout cooking class. There will be numerous assistants In these various classes.
 A kindergarten Is 10 be established on the lawn in the bishops yard un- der the trees
 The Trinity Vacation school has been established by Dean Scsrletr and Is supported by the liberaiIty oi his friends who thus provide pleas ant and profitable occupation foi several hundred children during tho eight weeks Of vacation.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Market News

NEW YORK. June s.-Recent re- sctionsry movements in the stock martes became more pronounced to- da>. Shares of recognized intrinsic value. notably investment rails. suf- fered extreme. losses of one to three points and speculative issues fell 2 to points Sales. T25.0oo shares Railroad tonnage at Western termi- nals fell off. General business at principal interior centers evidently was disposed to await further read justment Of commodity prices, espe- cially on foodstuffs.
 Unsettling incidents included an- other cut in refined sugars. with att tendant weakness in those issues: sharp reduction in the Chandler Mo- tors dividend and lower domestic and export prices for news print paper
 Demand bills on London made an extreme decline to s3.7si1 before the close. representing a loss since Sat- urday of sh cents French. Belgian. Italian and Dutch bills were lower by 20 to almost 50 points. Scandinavian rates showing similar recessions.
 CHICAGO BOARD CHICAGO. June s.-Actiye buying on the part of leading commission firms brought about advances in the wheat market today. notwithstandins that opening prices were lower Opening quotations. which varied from A to 1% cents lower. with July s1.2s% to S1-30k and September Si.14n to s115. were followed by s general upturn to well above Satur- days finish
 Corn. after opening unchanged tt A cents lower. including July at s<A to s4h cents. scored moderate gain, all around.
 Oats started is to H cents lower July ssh to 3sss cents. and ther turned upgrade.
 Provisions held steady. but trad lacked volume.
 Subsequently assertions that for eigners were trying to resell am that fresh export business was slov led to a new drop in values Tn close was unsettled. iis cents ne lowe rto 1 cent advance. with Jul si.3o to sl.3os and September si-1si to si.1s+.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

Group Two
 Outlaws, Florence Prison, Wicken- burg, Santa Fe, Glendale R's, Flor ence Ind, Peoria, Chambers, K. C.'s, Bears.
 Where They Play Next Sunday At Riverside park Tigers vs. White Sox.
 At Eastlake park-Mesa vs. Giants. At Tempe-Browns vs. Tempe. At Glendale-Arizona Eastern vs. Glendale.
 At Eastlake park (morning. game) Outlaws vs. K. C.'s.
 At Wickenburg-Glend Ramblers vs. Wick enburS.
 At Florence Chambers vs. Flor ence Independents.
 At Halstead grounds-Santa Fe vs. Bears. The Florence Prison team and the Peoria club will lay off this week, postponing their game to a later date.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Produce

CHICAGO. June S. Potatoes - Easier. receipts. 15f cars. new Southern Triumphs. s3.5o cwt-. Ala bama Spauiding Rose. s2-So cwf-. Louisiana Long White. s2-25 cwt-. Virginia. s5-so barrel: South Carolina. s5-25.
 Rutter-Higher. creamery extras. 2ehc. firsts. 24G 1c: seconds. i1G 23c. standards. e9i
 Eggs-Higher. receipts. 1s.e04 cas- es. firsts. 226 22a Nc: ordinary firsts 1s e e0c: at mark. cases included. 21 G 22c. standards. 93c-
 Poulfry-Allve. unchanged: fowls. 26c: broilers. 406 soc.
 Al Kansas City
 KANSAS CfTE. June C. --E EEgs - lc higher. fIrsts. 2c. seconds. 1sc-
 Butter-Unchanged: creamery. 32c: packing. l6c-
 Pouitry-Hens. 1c higher. 1ec. broilers. unchanged. 2s6 3sc-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

teered to cooperate in every way with the booking office in an effort to have this season go down in the history as the greatest baseball year ever known to Arizona fans.
 The percentage column of both groups will be published two times each week, as well as the games booked
 Percentages of group one will re- main as they were. but group two will start anew and all teams in this group will play games next Sunday with 1000 per cent standing.
 The clubs standings are as fol- lows.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
SELLS INTEREST IN
 PHOENIX SEED CO.

Max viault, who has been president and principal stockholder of the Phoenix Seed and Feed company since 1912, has disposed Of his inter ests to Marshall Humphrey and Ben Stanton, his former associates. who are now in complete charge of the business, 1t was announced yesterday. Mir. Humphrey has been elected president and Mr. stanton secretary of the corporation. The business will be carried on by them on the same lines as heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Metals

NEW YORK. June G. Copper Quiet. eiectroiytic spot and June. i3L rb13hc. July. 1914 ai1Ac-
 Tin-Essy: spot and nearby. es-75c: futures 9s-75c-
 Iron-<ominai: No. Northern. 95-0O a 26-0oc: No. Northern. 2s-0oc: No Southern. e1.00G 22. 00c.
 Lead-Steady: spot. 5.0Qc.
 ZInc-Quiet. East St Louis dcliv- cry. spot. <.soG475c.
 Anfimony-Spot. 5.e5c.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
VISIT sILvERHoRN CAMP fspec;al to The RepubIiean)

SILvERHORN, New. June 6-John Garter Anderson, the well-known mining engineer and geologist, and J. c. F. Christian, who has been with the Arizona highway commission, are recent arrivals from Tucson in the camp of Silverhorn. Mir Anderson IS making an examination for promi nent New York house. while MT Christian has come for an indefinite stay. They are being entertained by Chas. M. Taylor, now superintendent of the Silver Peer mine. and former ly treasurer of Pima county.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
A NICE NEAT FLY

Little Betty had returned from a visit to her spinSter aunt who was noted for keeping her house in a con- dition of spotiessness that was almost depressing to her callers
 "Mamms.~ confidcd the child In an awed voice. -f saw ny in Aunt Maria's house. but tthoughtfuilyl it was washing itseif--Tranzcript
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

APRIcoTS for sale-ssi0 x. Cen
 trsl Ave. Phone s52s. ?
 LoST-A brindle colored Boston bull pup. Phone s3tl. '
 ONE BLOCK north Of Capitol:
 summer rate. Can at .fs s. 1ith Ave. ?
 FOR EXCHANGE for Los Angeles house. my equity of se.0oo on five room brick. modern house with extra Ave. it
 LOST-Package containg blue silk kimona and striped silk coat. Finder please return to Republican office and receive reward. D
 THOROUGHBRED fox terrier pup pies for sale. s5 and sio. Call at i2c <. eist Ave. 2
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07

A steamship recently dashed into
 Falmouth, England, after a race of 100 miles to save the lives ofSher 8S passengers and her crew. The fire was discovered while the passengers were asleep and the captain, keep ing them in ignorance of their danger prepared the boats for launching and made for Falmouth under full steam.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-07
Grains

CHICAGO. June s-Ciose-w-hcat July. sf.3o: Sept s1-1sh-
 Corn-Iuiy. s4sc. Sept s5ssc. Oafs-July. 3snc: Sept. axe Pork-Iuly. sf7.0o-
 Lard-July. ss-ss: Sept. se-s7. Ribs-July. ss-s0. Sept. sl0.io.