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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

~. o. BEEN
Establlshed fs78-Hew Orleans, Ia.
Cotton Stocks. Grain. Provisions, Cotton
Seed OIL. sugar and Coffee.
spfcial attention given Co. ihf tNecu
tion ~ orders on the above exchanges
Memhers 30 tno Liverpool cotton A.
asociHtinn.
M.ml,ern nf tlr Erw DllpHuF cotton
ytxshaur. itnsnrn ftuntl nf 'rrthr ~
soclate Exchange Sew Orlcara Future
Rrok.ru AasnciatfH. New York Cotton
Produce Ixchann, Sew N"rh coffee
Exchange.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04
SD. Louls 81 chIcAoo ..

CHICAGO July st Louis ham
morcd the han hard snd beat Chicaeu
ln the final NJ tine series today TO 3.
thus taking two OF thu three games
York was Knocked of the rubber in
tho third whrn iIornshy hit homer
with one on Ponder recently Of
Pittsburgh finished the game, but was
hit hard
Score by innings
81 I.ouiH .........2lg OI0 O02 \
Chicago ...........,.ll 0ln ono 4
Batteries; pfeffer and Clemens,
York Ponder and O'Farrcll
.'unm,rs; Two base hits. llnrnsby
| pfoffor Terry. Deal. iavahi homo
runs. Dcai iiornsbS schultz double
plays laynn 10 Hornsby to Fourier
IDEAL ga Terry 90 Grimes bases or
balls. &c Ponder l. of rfeffcr . hil
! hy pitcher, hy Ponder (Pfeffer nne
nornshy); struck out, York /, Pfeffel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04
DEFEAT WON'T
KEEP GEORGES
FROM BOUTS


7 MNAiiifFhr iuit G.nr.ns
4 tlrrouii"r vu uoi rofr l1m pn
iint Hr n.ullf 90 hlt O. fa1f Nt 800
nrHu o. Wiu nnhi aDt mtt in
5 Nm world tfrrtiur fhe rhtnuiul
ini, n,.nl wan made tn.i.,, ., ,r,,a,,...
j., ,ani thr rru ,,nanr msn,r.,
"lu tdmf na" aid,f rr,f nu
ihst Iacs ,.fnp.,. la ur s,,f,
h.s,t tp,iehi uaf ,Nt .I.ni I.f l..
aalm tm mr ceor rans. n,u
I ilrnr.r vta too hnfv. fnh iu1 DOW
lrm fr g.o,s,f if um nm sl.f b..
irctmn mptch what ut want n.,, b.
rNlnHne, ur ifn umlls nehi
itHf fNclehi ttlr which George holds
lN tiiiH" nf hH Nirinr uNOf Ntf.f.
t.eNNfafV"
Yhr trntDn hrnr in g.ntr..i rpi.
nud Waa fri ndt5 tul BE-, uil BE- irli
un'h hU'trr rihDwi tH
r,Ji.u nnl uuanrd ri, nnf mani
nr aar onuaegu,r w. 10 cui undc, hm
.Ii "' about iW" ipchff in ionrfh
Doc p'olr 1852 20 would u' healHd
In ar.,nl l0v. t..nrr.a a.I hs vaa
Nr u.h hnd thet hr would rot m
"nt nr nN lIfr iit read several
n'NHfwp1 HcHWniH ul ths tgnt and
i'nH ri h drhrt Ht thc faVpr,hiit
''mni "n hH l1fi % So
nr'l rl"iouH even in defeat" no.
'ui''l 0" thiuh Chat did what
wanted io ho show 'om Nas rnmr'
'" Ih' uP'liotiit ui
'"'h - n'iN'' W"rnt htHNywaEhi
"l'''" 'f"'F'f gar
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04
WAKES FROM SLEEP


81. ",' ,ar.fiI-ifs.i f'fa4-
FONT SMITH. Nrs lulv % Im
ifsshlinrc~ She MYSTERY man whore
siranrc sleeping sickness case has haf-
f,od the leading m"dic1i eNnofts OF
America. has awakened from his thrcc-
yesr sleep IN a hospital hore
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

tt iis a .ltn,ir.i t'frs-.
''LN ORR iut g Sew York DO
.DaI'd N ton iwiv" today. 10 and
~ tu rhs fir.t cputc-f was pitch
en- hniiie fe'we"n Nchf of the Giants
Hni MrFul.r' OF tho Braves iu witch
wiug1 a'd itcpgOi playinr their
tn rnnir bog auf uniform since thes
W,r acquired from Philadelphia. ng
uri Boo ga, Girut victory IN. tcnrc
by i1nlus titai game
Boston ono 00e O00-- /
ArW Nor't 00 600 ioA-- p
Batteries. quinn amt O'Ncn Nohf
aud Nusder
summary Two base hiil. Barbara.
Nioi"i4ul three base hit Ford stolen
ace Nuus, dnuhle plan nsrhain o.
lipia' Hruoh out by Nehf 3. McQuil
Ban runa. lloikr St.urel Rowilnra.
crrota. itnrharc. Southworth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

Ben Sheldon, service agent Tor tho
San Antonio A Arkansas pnas railway.
was in Corpus Christi Yesterday shell
don cawa down with the san Antonio
excursion train which arrived yester-
dH1 hfneing iu ip coaches and three
Hicvprta @hridou i.ad ID made him
irri IKE q kid again a. be riding with
r. hunch ct oNcufsinniais
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

Fourth 81 Inlv we hnve compl .'.
line Nuccea liHriwnrr Fn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

SUMMARY 1wo-husr hits YOUNG
S"uihwurth ltarharu Gibson. three
base hits Barns Powell. bancroft
home rgua cruis, Ford stolen baar
ifi.ch double plays. Barbara 10 Gih-
SON i9rcrof 90 Rawlings Co Kelly
hutcf ou haile. or liarnos 4. Fillnginl
J. Watson D. struck ont hv Fllinrim
harncY O. Bentou J.. runs, Powell
CRUISE" nolke Ford rnlinrim Friach
l.awiingn 3. smith % Ibrnoa Walker
NuuFoe errors Cruise Kelly.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

uso Caller Classified aa-.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

callrr 80. :. -. 4 reaan.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

Let Lichtenstein's supply the need
fuls you must have over the holiday to
make it thoroughly enjoyable.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-04

FnANk q nOiiiNsON Sheriff
iN IS rnlN pfputy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
r-e-r,sr --~-z -r-
w-r-T-1 -s-N

- --s- ~ - AHs s lt-sF
~ rs-ur-- s-s -rnf rrs-e r.
~ fszs r---rr-9'7r u--- - - r
raf -s-as H-- s--u -F r-t
- --r-- r---- E~- rar a+- tr
s1-rTs-.HS-
a-r- --ss-r - st-Hts =
rs-- s---- a. - Hz-Hu--~-- a.
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-fsH- st- a--r ir-ssHs e. -. 81 -us
--a---a-s s.5s tuf 81 -Er ~ f-as -Nr
fa7--r - l---r-sHrs ss+ur---rr-+ = IT,
- s-sr=-r--- = 60 - r-r-rsr wa f-Hr
ffa- --rsu-r ~ Fr-rt-E a
Is s-tHa-ra-- v-sE rswr ~ rE--r
ri s--l-f--7s HH-r--f-f-5- - -sn aa--
or - HraH-E hUt Hf y z--H-s t-ur
sfss - -r --u-r -a--l~t - ~
--r--sr1r -rs- wshrEs -tsEi-r .Hr H-H
r-H 7sH- ~ Hazu EEH a. irsEf u-
sss-.-= - rs = rri-- -1---nir- -iH- HHur
sHf Hz-- rFss--
- u-rz Esvr "a - T---s
rr--r a. r-'T ---rr ---..E tFut
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

N-..r- ! r-...r = NJ - rx.s- .trrf inlet
..sl- tlnu- s.s-s 1f q S-E=.s-r .riutir
+, ~ sls-s---IF - ru-uf ron Inf r-azrf--zit-
fdu- : uH- siuw 1rS- r--r irw
hut A. N1u- a. : ~ u - tEsz. tfif
rf-1s. r-r--r-sssi-1rsSs VIA EEue-r
h-.-y.- or .s-H- -r1urrs % Ia
sat.s.-- - s.irrw-fs-s.s.ss srsu. h-zEs -
--r.-as tls-lc is nffus-se $40 -ir--T -
ltns ts c-E-f al fsls 1t-l. ~ -Ettrzs
- -. s-Efifr-lis-1iu-- --rs-- rnu a. ~
~ tsIrss hEu1s Eur - @--t-r -hs--
rua- rU-af Tuu "a 80 vnf- r.
aras -r-s - -.ssz-- - - .sz-suzstr ~ -
e-r7-7I NHs+- j ftuuie - - ~
-u----sS fh. Hfsufe--lr-TG -E1f - tnrl.t
faf.ds - -. lsf- la-s----ss.s = s-s--e
-f1f - -uaf - ---nrtr-'.s. ~ r1--.-
thlrr utn-- rsar e-AEE-rr hHnais ~;
~ ftlu1 iE itsrE Ger -nn- +-r-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
Dyed Her Wrap.
Skirt. Sweater,
and Draperies

livery ''I.iG-,ond -,yss'' I'i-ssE;rn 1ssliF
NOV tD ors ~ rtTzt aTT vu-r1, tE-ueu
-E-r-sr1t ~ d-aps-r t new rnHr cE.icf
MT VIII nDi streak. sI'pl, 1Hne ~ run
F1ts-fecr nu-re Cyetur If ruH-h1tAs- As-sso
with DiErr,roc Dyes srsn = YOU hhFt
never dped -s-u-s- Just tnA Fouf
ti--uErist whether 1rls -1Iatf--it- you Wish
-,t 1ys Is Yay.,,l ~ silk ~ v--ls-nsr q IL
s7-,ssr7 ,,-r-n-l ~ mixed rcock- u
flrr--r-,. v.I.-E -1fihuuF NJ women
nav. tssrl usrrir I'ig-n1nt I'Ss,s 70
aud YEARS uf vrEa- 10 1nslir rtt, Etlh-i'itt
vtLiE-. eiEr--s. tt-.ssss, rptlb, F"'tfa-lt''f',
ElsatrlEy, c--l--'s-ias nsfEffiss
.-1t-lr1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

EuDs lIf.o LnH casirr rsT'iRrs upun trf
rim and frlriH.ln. u rne 7unacn-t IS
wary small, rtlIs T1r-pnscu-s rIHY EINs
tsIry,urf--ily ie-vicsHDit results, uut y
is mot EILi.irieIzI. tur w-Htsr and Htlnu
viii work through 1ns punrrt-'e, cBuss
1ns tE.n-lc N rot grtd nscurns waHs
and lsad 10 me iuuBsniar NJ rne tread
Isrft,e- Issriscrsd puncrr-et IN cae-
ITlEt E-H thr srE-liur points tur SAND
busters Hnu iiiUwUuls 4 Enuu EizHu
nunrru-t. me TrlHoH fy d iH-rs Mill "
iilErEnue may Ia lHrrs anuurr ri
tiiBt rns inner zupe VII e11s- II tt,-
Guu,F I,inrhed and usfiHred, Ru Ihn1 Il
- wafl IL .cErnerI b pieDH n calIl5id
uIfnu Tn. INSIDE surface ~ Int ctks1lE
over sucn IN INJURY, 70 Il--nlsrr. lrt rui''-
TNls, however opss nur sEtsruH-u II.
:I.Sitr!- and an Urtisr 10 % lfzfs, Inf
rrsBt Uust Ds mate trtHtt E-Btr. L
dans Irrrrnariis:Estr t..fn-n Eanc rIES fili-
ed and EItiHrEHo -nE T1trn-ru-s Z -sinte-
sHT hE IrHoe WIN rsr nj ur1 TtlI4ErAr
-uf,t,e- src thu cEsInr -nnns-ec Wuff-
and sEud tgEr1 nut a. neft . JaliE1ir
-spgir If not HlvKvs I,s-rnEnsrr anc q
pEvF II nave 1hr tread -t3f1B.f--sc i'F
T'uiclsriIzrrr n & J,s--rit., unless LnE rb@-
rur rs Br uic nm. nf re-y -l-tF HHiuh
u rar-ier,i nj. 1nE reuui-ad rHsisl- rIluf1
t,s more extensive and sometimes cilD-
nu- hs -1Ets effective,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

" nan L ,lunulurs prru-s -tis tIiBt
rnnsids-altun naturally is 10 EHt liz.
.t-s iindk lrLo ss--yins EEnin and Very
I,f1sr al 1ilH1 is hpns is 10 I'i1i & surnc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
WORLD MARKET PAGE
OF WHEAT
TAKES NEW DROP
Greece Fails to Appear
on Market as Predicted,
Which Is Cause

CHICAGO, Fob WIrpt prices
ilrnod downward today, lnfucs "a
io u considerable degree by failure
NJ productions that there would Doc
liberal export buying Tor Greece.
The market oloBcd unsettled. % l-4
TO 3Ir not lower with March
i.ai - io tloI 3-i. aud May
F1Ii "a to tlij. Corn lost 5-s1r
3-ic to i-ho, and oats 3-set SO.
Ia provisions the outcome varied
from unchanged figures 80 32'
lower.
Il had been much talked of that
Greece would be I'm the market to-
day for wheat enough to warran'
Increased confidence ON tsc part Of
thu bulls Nothing Of tho SOFT.
however. developed ana bears con
tended that with Argentina, Aus
trnlth and Iudn pressing to supply
Europe. the export business from
the United States could no Longer
he depended on for the maintenance
Of domestic values.
Nearly 100000 hushcla>of corn
wcrc shown 10 have been added "a
the visible supply total In the sast
two weeks. This fact proved de-.
cidcd weight on oats as well IA
corn ana other grain
Hig receipts of hogs weakened
prOvlslons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
MOUSE IS PROVIDER
Tiny Animal Stores Up Food aud
Indians Ii,c orr of His
Summers labor.

Special 70 Tho world.
pONCA CITY, Feb. At least
IN one portion OF tho United States
the mice are protected. That Is
among tho North Dakota Indian
tribes Sioux, Mandans and
Arickarcos--fo for these tribes rely abb
solutcly upon the field mice 10
gather their bean crops Then the
Indians rob the mice store houses
and get their winter supply, accord
ing to Sioux Indians who have been
visiting among tho poncas and
Otoos. The beans I'm question are
from wild plant and are depended
upon To n great extent by tho Indians
OF that locality as an annual food
crop.
Tho Indians maintain 1t would ~
almoN impossible. and also a never
ending job, TO harvest the bean crop
themselves, as there Is only one bean
to each stock No other method IL
employed, therefore, in harvesting
than to lot the mice do the work.
Mouse labor rs cheap and IN this
connection. at least, is ever de-
pcudahlc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
COTTON IS DEPRESSED
selling IiCsulis From nfh'Orani'
opinion of IurOpnn 'ondnio"'
Iowcst Prices Come late.

NtN blNlsf4AsNF- ff's - y
downward movement Of conSiderapIe
proportions developed IN cotton to-
day following period OF uncertain
- and hesitation around the open
ing. Selling resulted from an un-
fnvorahl opinion OF European con-
ditlona. both political aud financial
from the railroad situation IN thb
country and the statement W gov
ornn,cnt official that dcfla0on must
be carried To further lengths. Low 20
est prices came late In the day. The
moro active months were III To- ~
points under the final prices OF last
week. The close was nj net losses
uf % TO 81 points.
ON tho opening. better cables than
due caused u rise OF to points
but almost Immediately prices toli
off Covering by shorts set In ana
MnH urgent for IA whilc with the re-
suit that tho trading months were
lifted "a to Is points over saturday !
final figures. At this level the REM
selling movement Of the session
started and 1t persisted to the close
spot accounts were mixed hut were
mildly unfayorablo on the whole.
Locally spots were unchangeu ~
13.2bC for middiing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
SIAMESE BEAUTY
/, BELLE OF LEAGUE
Captured Hearts of Dele
gates From All Ma
tions of Earth

GENEVA. Jan. UnW the
lrtEu' Uf nations assembly met hero
for the first time. siam was known
tp tho world mostly as tho homo Ui
the celebrated twins. bad-tompcrcd
elephants and rulers with lIrr"
numbers uf gnyly decorated wives
Sow Siam has upset these old
ideas with "a rude jolt. Firstly sh"
was the iirst nation actually 20 put
down her contribution iu cold, spot
cash to relieve the Polish fyphu-
sufferers. while England and France
and an tho other big powers were
s'ulling and promising Secondly,
she has made herself known aa the
home Of feminine beauty.
\ Siamcso girl was tho rcignius
queen Of every soircc or hill given
by the various delegations during
the Hsscmulvs sessions hero. MIR
Rowcll of Canada, aud Mr.. Van
KIrucbock. OF Holland. and Sir Al
Imam, uf India, may not Pdmit IL
when thov get back home to Mrs
Ruwcll and Mrs. Van Is. and Lady
All. nor will any Of the other dele
gates. except tho bachelors. Eut
here nt Geneva, when three dele
gates got together I'm their evening
duds TO watch the dancers. thcrc
was no doubt about &c. Tho uuanim-
ity rulc In tho league covenant that
somctimcs tied up assembly proceed -
ings didn't bother anyone. Forty
one nations were represented. and
all their delegates, secretaries and
clerks were for SIAM I'm the beauty
competition.
\ Sam.sc secretary escorted her
to the bali and danced the first
! dance. Thereafter she bccame the
prize in maddcuinE scramble for
/ dances by young delegates and see
rctarios from about all the nations
/ OF the world. Paul liymans. OF Bel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
STOCKS SETTLE
OVER WEEKEND
Refusal Of President to
Take Hand in K. X. Pay
Row Is Influence

EEN YORK.. Frb. g. sioch mar
hs, conditions became more con.
soli1atcd today by reason of incl
d.n,s over The weekend rcccsF. Re
fuss OF President Wilson % intor-
,.uo ln the railway wage controversy
ana cumulative signs of tighter mon
cv. encouraged shorts To extend their
coy ailments.
Numorous losses Of % 3 points
v,.u registered a. the heavy close.
SaI,a amounted 10 $4,000 sharr9.
There was only u nominal market
u foreign exchange, IA" British
ratio covering moderately from last
urtgn final quotations, while
Flcu.h. Uclgian, spanish, swiss and
scandinavian romittnnccs were ap-
pt,Di1hly lower.
lIcaViu,-- extended TO bonds. Scv-
,raI NJ the new undorUritiuRs, in
,Jdiug Pennsylvania = I-2's ihilinE
under their subscription prices,
Llb,ry issues recorded trivial gains
ON the day Sales, par value, were
SI.325.OO0. Old United states 3b
rose I a. per cent ON ,hlI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

CHICAGO. Feb q. cattle" Receipts
1900: heof steers and she stock et TO
soc higher. top steers 'iOOo, bulk hccf
pteers t7GOuSIi bulk butcher COWS and
heifora i5OOnd.eS. huik Gamers aud
cutteru sS2bafAeS. huils steady, hulk
beef and hoognas tiSU6.00, calves
steady bulk light vep'ers GO packers 80 20
II: EtuC.rts and feeders HtruuE
Hogs Wcceipin 6A 900, Nghtg ltC 20 'hH
lower. others 31 90 35c tower than Satur-
down t0s5H 1000. bulk "aO-puuuda up
fg oOH99t; pigs steady Co Too lbwcr.
Shecp-HR Receipts 20 600 lights 6v lower,
top $1,000; bulk t9oOdi0 90, ycarlings
and sheep strong e. aic lower. ,hnica
si pound yrarlngs 8 90 top owes g. 0o
hulk iIOou5 90, feeder lambs uomiusy
steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Kansas city Livestock

KNNEAs CITYI Tob. 7.--CNttIe--Ne'
,aipts $500, becf steers and stnekcrs loc
hlgher; best steers 1850. bulk Nbom
40: good GOO-lh stOckcrs 1915, other
steady 20 strong few above 1880; stockcrs
steady 20 csc higher canners and bulls
stesdy good vealers 'ii,5oi practical top
Hogs-Rcceipts $4,000 lights and med
iuIns stoady % CSC lower, one load lSO-
pound hogs ssS5, bulk lights and med
iutns sg.5ORs.T6, heavies not moving; piEs
steady. good and choice fat pigs $3.50
1000.
slow; early sales killing classes steady 70
strong! ewes $3.50; wethers fS.2Al year
llngs t1.75. lambs sssa'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
kausns CIV (asb Grain

hNNNAN IlTN- TOO- I-""tNFU WNTlI
& to 2c hWhrr. No. 1 hard 81 80 n 50 !,
No. > il.56Hi.c3. no. I red $50; No. 2
ttS1.
corn unchanged 10 De- higher. No. .
mixed tCihc, No. titl ub5c, SO. I.
white b7hc, No. dsc, No. yellow
t1t4y. No. 36Lv
oats unchanged No. " white ~ y n t'' 4,
No . mixed aO4tii'.
Receipts wheat 31g cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
Chicago Futures
New York Iscl,snge

NEW YORK. Feb. Prime mercantile"
paper ~. exchange firm, sterling to-day
bills and commercial 6O-day bills un banks
at9ts, commercial 6~day bills ass, do
inAnh 1NIS cables 13iN.
France. Demand T.O2; cables o.
Marks. Demand l.5g. cables iG0
Greece demand I .s5. Argentine demand
81 20 brazilian demand 1898
New York exchange on Montreal 1lN
per cent discount.
Government bonds Irregular; railroad
bonds lrrCuular
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08
LEGAL.

DAINED By THE HOARD OF CONT
MtsSiONERs or THE CITY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA:
SECTION 4. THAT there shall be and
hereby Ia apportioned 20. charged levied
and assessed against the several lots and
tracts Of land liable 20 assessment and
tho owners thereof In STREET IN
RPOVEMENT DfSTRIST NUMBER 2sb.
with tho improvements thereon and ap-
purtcnanCrs thersunto belonging. as a
special tax 20 pay TtpBETS PLEAS.
AMT, 1NC. FOR the construction of street
improvements AZ provided BY contract
with the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, the
amounts respectively a. follows. to.wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

gium, president Of the assembly; OK.
Premier Padcrcwski, of Poland,
Leon Bourgeois and host Of other
big ones cast approving eyes az she
shimmicd and onc-stcppod around
Tho big hotel ballroom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

SEW Nnrk rcb I...Dottnu.rcd ul
was ea'.". under renewed liquidation and
hedge selling Lack - consuming doe
mand aud iH. weakness ln lard aud COZ '.
ton cgn'ltH - 60 the hoarlsh showing
flnal hlNH were - o. 4, points not lower.
Sslr- $500 ttr,tlH. Prime crude s, 90
saler prime summer yellow spot 90.
Marc SO. Nay S6.ess July tSa1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

WICHITA, Kan. Feb Hogs --nr-
coipts 400. top $3.50. hulk ,S5Oef9aO
cattle Rcceipta 1890 market steady;
butcher steers 'ibOpsOo; butcher cows
and hcifcra tadOTs.2Si stockers aud
feeders kOuS.2h; atcck COWS and heifers
,skOUb..b. bulls ta.6OHb.O0 calyos
si6O Hs.50.
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IOWT WOWlN ToVHF- lfb y, aITIN-
roH".rta SOC, hesvos s. oOV r 90 stockers
s. ooH q. tot COWS ami hcifers 81 ood f.to,
calves ~ 90 fao03 cHrucrs '.00ii ? 90.
Hogs Urcoipts 5000 llEht $3.50 .is,66,
heavy 81 fbrP 30. pigs IO0ai 10
SI..p-. Receipts 1000, lambs S,00 10
o 90 .rarliuCs a. O0d 7.s0, Wtthers ; 90
Wh 40. ewes 1S.oOn 800.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

NV N0Tt Trh = Tmo T00Ut Nrm,
go dn's. 20" days and % months pee
cent
tn' money strong. high. low aud ruling
loan n. bar. ."p.sugcs per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

CHICAGO. Feb 7.--llutter UNCHANGED B
creamery extras i5c. standards SO Eggs
inwrr; reccipts l39iG eases; tirsts 8e@
q 40, ordinary firsts aGUsi, at marx,
cases included, ~ = 80.
Poultry alive higher, fowls soc. springs
upr
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Kansas city Produce.

KANSAS VITY, Feb. I 7 tgEN 10 TOWori
firstp $50. seconds sac
nuttcr a-- Creamery unchanged, SOC,
packing ic lower. Itc.
poultry--tlens lc lower csc, springs
unchanged. a9c; roostcrs unchanged. ia
etc. turkeys unchanged, soC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

OKLAHOMA cry. Feb. 7.--cstCc-- no.
coipts 1890. market steady; steers 50 yo
a7.boi COWS and dn .i hs,I.rs ,,L ooHa;s9. t.e
''Iiops,. Receipts a.ioos market Iowvri tor
50 40. bulk tss5 UP,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

NtN WORK Feb go Lead dD,. spo,
it. -.nr uaEy, So Louis delivery spot
ss.OCH .,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

c.,,'.." ''NN' REQ Do" L'Ne'N bonds
aRs iq29o first IS tsS 90: second ts
if.i, ~ Hao. second t.'
ns. Victory 8hs 'sr-l, Victory ANs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-08

annum. and thereafter a sum ~
be determined as herein pro,,l.n-gn'. ,.-n'
and At the end Of each ton Ug
succeeding years thereafter. said prrr
ises shall be r"valued and thc r..
sonable rental value thereof shall be ds'
termlned By three go appraiser, VINO
shall be selected at least six nonths prior
20 the time above specified for such e
valuation one OF tho same TO be selected
by the lessor. ono by the lessee ana on,
said thrco persons shall constitut" The
BOARD o! Appraisers, with power 20 DE-
value and determine tho rent for tho 'Aa'
ccading ton UOl years Of said lo~''
new Board shall be selected for c"'A ''
valuation and in tho event the pa7..l-
fail TO select said Board In the foregoing
manner within three i3) months atier th7
date above provided for, or In the ever.
such Board cannot ngree on a f"VaN"'
ton to be placed on said promises. an
court OF competent jurisdiction OF me
district within which said premises arr
located. or tho judge thereof may up''
reasonable written notice. appoint Falo 'I
prsisers, who shall thereupon asccris'-
the fair and reasonable rental value 70.
such succeeding term, and SAID amour.
50 found BY q majority Of said Board lN
writing shall be the rental on said prem.
lses for said term; provided that N'."
rental value per annum shau pe dpp'"N
mately and as nearly as may be ''
fair market value OF the within dese'''
| tract"
Any and all bids shall specify the cha.
| scter OF the improvements proposed - '
erected by said bidders on the prem
covered by said bid, and snch prol'-'.
| improvements must be commenced v.
six I6) months from the date OF
ieaso. and competed and ready Tor or.
pancy within three 49, years from '"'
date thereof ...
Ha
offered for lease are as follows
Two t2l separate tracts or IAN.
each zoe feet by i4O feet locatod I
| Block one Hundred Th,rty-''.en
Ns1l OF tho Original Town tn'"
city, of Tulsa. Oklahoma, and fui''i
described as follows;
A tract Of land, beginning a. '''
| Southeast corner OF said BLOCK t.'
, Hundred Thirty-seven tlS'l' theh.'
! North, on a line parallel 10 t'n'
natl Avenue, q distance OF 200 &c..
thence wex on line parable.
Fifth strser a distance Of 40 To-.
| thence South. on line paraIN
/ Cincinnati Avenue, a distance OF .''
|, feet, thence East on line psrslc. 10
! Fitth street, distance OF Nv ''N
! to tho place OF beginning.
A tract OF land beginning 40 ~
/ southwest corner of said Rloct Nn.
/ Hundred Thirty-seven t8Il' men
North, on line parallel TO Boston
/ Avenue. q distance of 200 feet, then,.
! East. on line parallel 10 f'flh
street, a distance OF 40 fest theu,,
/ South, on line parallel to boSi'h
Avenue a distance OF zoo feet theme
| West, on a line parallel 10 WI"
street. a distance Of 40 feet 10 tn7
| place of beginning
BIDS will be received by said boar
| all, or any part, Of the above describes
tracts. possession to be given Juae Zoo
| 1921, ...,
! Dated this Third day OF February. is- :.
BOARD or EDUCATION or TIE 'I ]
! or TULSA, or THE STATE OF On
LAHOMA,
/ ny H. .. MCCLURE,
President
| tSEALi
Attest
/ GEORGE MacCCRDY,
Clerk Secretary.
RICE And Lyons
Attorneys for said bo.'S