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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKuDt nERS OF NELSON
OIL 4 GAS COMPANY, 4 CORPORA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

An Ordinance to appoTtion, levy
hnd assess special tsbrH In payment
~ tho cost NJ constructing a sanitary
sewer In REWER DISTRiCT No. i7s
in the cay of Tulsa, as created and
established by ordinance No ans.
md hrnluLluk an NmlIannNy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02
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mortgage notes or vacant lots on above cars.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

The range NJ pricea ~ Oh stocks on the
New York curb Friday, as reported by
Houston, Fible A. co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

Tho closing bid abd asked prices oi
independent oil stocks on the New Nbrh
curb market friday a. reported b,
uUuaton Fibie A Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-02

INITED TUNNEU'IAI THANEILNh
Tulsa council No tlA.
srrt meeting Arru lCth, z g.. u Ilectioi
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
woopMEN OF THE WORLD

The Woodmen of the World held very interesting meeting on Monday evening.
 The minutes of the special meeting of Friday night disclosed the fact that one of the most interesting occasions of it's kind was held upon that date not only was there a fine class Of can didates to initiate, but there was rec ord attendance there to initiate them.
 The meeting was presided over pE the council commander of the head camp. Sovereign A A Retts and there Were in the hall visiting soverelgns from all over the Arizona Mexico Jurlsdlc- ton including the state manager or New Mexico. Sovereign George McDon- aid and Sovereign Collins Of Miami, tne clerk of the head camp.
 The initiation was conducted by the
 Glendale and Phoenix teams, and II
 there was any doubt in the minds or the candidates as to whether they were to receive the degree work It was soon dispelled and long before morning they were wondering why they ever put their name on the dotted line, but they were so well initiated that you could not get them to take it off again for any money.
 There was also one of those athletic programs for which the Woodmen are becoming famous, this one consisted oi two wrestling IHdlCHeS anu Il SPhA | 4i'7 match, and needless to say, il was 9 success from beginning to end. There was also plenty of punch and cigars for everyone.
 This meeting marked the close of the head camp convention which was ir session for three days previous to this 1 in our neighboring city of Mesa. The head camp convention marks a new epoch in the history of Woodcraft 1 and from now on the citizens of Salt River valley are going to look upon ou
 order in new light and are going tc realize that it is not only one of Amer
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NOVELTY CALENDULA
 HAS GLORIOUS BLOOM

It is indeed a pleasure to recom- mend our two noveky Calendula. or Pot Marigold. One. Orange King. has mammoth double. dark orhge- red blossoms which with proper cul- ture will attain a diameter of four inches and more. The other. Lemon Queen, produces blossoms fully as large as the Orange King. of a light sunfiower shade. These varieties are hardy growers and will continue to blossom all Summer long. Per packet l0c postpaid.
 Gel Germain's Gdrdfn Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

j lQDGE NQAS


lea $ greatest home protectors but is also one of America's greatest fraternal societies as well and that while it is protecting the homes it is also teaching the young men of our country to be better men and better citizens
 One of the recommendations of the head camp was the reviving of our military rank, which alone should be an incentive to push the work of Wood craft as it has never been pushed be- fore. When you think of men who were called from the ranks of Woodcraft in the capacity of officers during the great war you will begin to realize what interest our order has taken in the affairs of the world and also you will understand why it was that your father during his life was so proud to be a Woodman.
 On Monday evening, April f we are moving back to our old home in tho Knights of Pythias hall and we are go- ing to have one of the biggest times in the history of this camp. There has fbeen committee appointed to take charge of the killing of the fatted calf and other important matters in con nectlon with such an important event so mark the date in your old family BIhle so you will see it often. and he l you don't, you'H be sorry A word tc 1 the wise you know
 There is going to be something doing every Monday evening from now on.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NEW YORK EDITOR
 VISITS PHOENIX IN
 TOUR OF HE WEST

In the course of tour of the country west of the Mississippi for the first time, R. H. Lyman. assistant managing editor of the New York World arrived in the city yesterday morning. accom- panied bv Arnold kruCkman. secretary of the League of the Southwest. and
 Mrs. Kruckman. Mir. Kruckman was formerly of the staff of the World
 They were shown about the canal system of the valley by W. s. NorveiI. state water commissioner, and yester- day afternoon they were taken to the Roosevelt dam by MT. and Mrs J. C. Dobbins They will go from the dam
 over the Miami Superior highway. and
 at the end of it they will be met by a delegation from Tucson. headed by President won KleinSmid of the uni Versity, where they will be entertained.
 The trip is being made by Mir. Lyman to get the feel of the west. He went as far as Hawaii where he encoun- 1 tered the yellow race problem. where it has become a real menace so that he l could understand the uneasineSS of the | Cal1tornlans at the invasion. MT. Lyman has been connected with l he World for 2S years, and though in 1 his position he must have become fla niliar with the conditions of the whole ] country, he said that actual contact ] with the west had given him new inn l pressions. One impressiop is that Ari- 1 Zona has not made enough noise. Cali ! fOrnia has, of course. favored the COun- try with frequent reports of explosions.
 but Arizona has depended too much on
 the opinions that people form of il
 after having come to see it.
 Though he knew. or thought he ' knew. all about the Grand Canyon.
 Mir Lyman learned that any written description, Or all written descriptions ! of it. are inadequate
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
 Plont 

Failure to decide this important question has forced into idleness many a valuable garden plot. Put your soil to work-it's now in ideal condition for planting Here are few universal favorites that should be in every garden:
 Prizetaker Peas - big, delicious drops of sweetness in large, easily shelled pods. The latter feature will especially appeal to the housewife Packet l5e; ID. 75c postpaid
 Burpee's Improved Bush Lima four big. tender, fine favored beans to the pod. One of the choicest of early bearing linas. Packet l0e; ID. 40c postpaid.
 Golden Bantam Corn - Unsur- passed for small gardens. An early producer, dwarf in habit bearing ears just the right shape and size for "corn on the cob" Plant in sue cession throughout season. Packet l0e; ID. 40c postpaid.
 Germain's Bassano Beet-grows to perfection in sandy soil. Meat a rich red. sweet and tender-ideal for pickles. Packet l0e postpaid Get GeruGiH' Gdrden G:aide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
FEED YOUR SOIL

Nuvida fertilizer assists Nature to make growing things more beauti- ful, more productive. more luxuri- ant IL feeds the soil, without the offensive odor, filth and noxious weeds that always accompany ani- nal fertilizers. Now's the time tc apply Nuvida. in the Spring of the year when everything takes on new growth 5 lbs 35c; 10 lbs 60c 2s lbs SIPS; 100 lbs. S4 (Add l0c to 5 and 10 lbs for postage and pack ing Larger amounts express col lect)
 Get Geyuai,f'S Garden Gaide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
ORDER BEGONIAS NOW
 FOR MAY DELIVERY

The Queen of novelties for 1921 is Germain's Tuberous Rooted Bego- mia. It is mammoth in size and ex- quisite beyond the power of man to describe. Petals are handsomely waved, orimped and crinkled Color series is one of matchless beauty ranging from purest snowy white thru all the shades of yellow, orange. salmon. rose, pink. carminc and deepest crimson. Ideal for shady beds. For cutting they are most artistic as blossoms are often six inches in diameter and are borne on long stout stems. Pot grown plants soc each or $ dozen Ready for delivery after May first We ad- wise you to place your order now as this is novelty and our stock very limited.
 Get GernGin's GGrdcr Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
Loyal Order of Moose

Next Wednesday night special meeting of the Moose will be held at Odd Fellows hall at D. m The an nual membership will be called and every member is urged to be present and answer for himself. A large class will be initiated. It is claimed that this will be the largest class We have had this year
 Following the initiation there will be an entertainment. Some of the best speakers in Phoenix who are members of the Moose lodge will be present and speak. The entertainment committee also has provided other features on the program which will be made known at the proper moment. And then, to make a proper setting for the end of q perfect night, refreshments will be served Come and get acquainted with the new members
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
MAGNIFICENT NEW ROSE

You will join us in pronouncing Miss Lolita Armour the most beau tiful of all roses. Its color IS chrome yellow at base shading to burnt orange and copper The reflex of petals is chrome yellow at base shading to bright salmon with bril- liant copper suffusion Flowers are quite double, buds similar to famous Caroline Testout. We have a very few plants which we are offering at $250 each (Add l5e for postage and packing)
 Get GermGin'S Gdrden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
DOUBLE BLOOM STOCKS
 OUR IMPROVED STRAIN

Erase from your mind all pre- vious conceptions of Stocks-and then picture a plant two feet in height literally covered with long spikes of beautifully formed, frag- rant, colorful blossoms. For garden decoration or beautfying the home, there are few flowers which excel the Stock Our Giant Perfection strain flowers III ten weeks The col ors are fiery crimson, flesh, rose, light blue. dark blue, yellow, white and mixed. Price l5c packet post paid.
 Get Germqin's Gdrdcn Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
COLORINGS FUR PAINTS
 DISCOVERED IN SOIL

The foundation of a new industry Is being laid in Arizona. the procuring of natural colors from the earth to be used in the manufacture of paints and calcimiuing. This work is under way about 50 miles west of Hillside by w. B. Harrison and Fred HaCan- The material was discovered in the course of the operation of a copper mine Mir Harrison who had been engaged in the paint business. recognized the prob ability of the use of the material tn paints and samples were tNkcn from various strata of different colors. It was ground to the necessary d-grce Of tiueueSs-
 Samples brought to rbe eitv vcSrer- d"y by Mir. Harrison show eight diff frreHr toIor- Amouc them are umtcr and sienna. the latter believed t0 he superior To the imported ItaHau sienna. which lS a manufactured product X forge test of the dura hiity of the col ors has been made, demonstrating that they will stand any degree of hsst b.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
FLOWER LOVERS BEHOLD!
 THE QUEEN HAS COME

Never was there so glorious a Penstemon as Germain's improved new variety. Blossoms are nam moth, fully twice as large as any other variety, and are borne on long graceful spikes Color series is superb-lilac, rose, crimson, purple, in all their most exquisite shades. You will fairly revel in the beauty of a Penstemon bed. Strong plants from 2-in. pots 25c each, S2.50 doz (Add 5c each or 20c doz for postage and packing)
 Gel Germdin's GGrden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
OH, WHAT A FRlEND!

You'll say just this after you've had the pleasure of gardening with a Planet Jr No. l7. It IS equipped with three sharp cultivators, two hoes and one big blow. Its perfect balance makes it an ideal garden tool for women and boys-yet the man of the house will pronounce il a real mans tool. New price Sl0.50-youll like this, too. (Sent express col lect)
 Get Gernai,is s Garden Gaide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
COMMERCIAL
 POULTRYMEN USE
 FREEMAN CUTTERS

Nothing is wasted when you have a Freeman Cutter and a poultry yard Clover. alfalfa straw, veg etabie tops-a1l are cut into tiny ap- petizlng bits that are rellshed by young and old fowls Our No. } is a compact Nt.le machine with large capacity and sharp steel knives. Fo ob. Los Angeles S26 If you pre- fer a power cutter. we recommend No. lOIs-S67 SO
 Get Ccr1a1in'y Gudcr Gaids
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
WATER BOY FOUNTAINS
 IDEAL FOR POULTRY

No waste of water-no muddy ground around fountain, if you use a Water Boy. Can be attached to any faucet. Turns water on and shuts 1t off automatically Price SIPS. (Add 5e for postage and packing)
 Gel GerBrain'S Garden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
MAKES ROLLERS SING

This mixture was prepared espe- cially for the rare singers in Ger mains Canary Cottage II proved such success here that we are now offering 1t to our customers. Ger mains Roller Mixture is a scientific blend of choice, plump grains that promote song. 20c a lb (Add 5e ID for postage and packing.)
 Get GeTmGin'S GGrden Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
WHAT "CARCO" DOES

T. kills every living insect in the soil-and destroys eggs and larvae that ordinarily would breed and come to the surface Its destruction of cutworms alone makes CarCo in- dispcn>sble to gardeners. Pt. 75c. (Add 5c for postage and paCking)
 Get GermGsn,s GcrGcE Gatdc
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
SPECIAL BRASS HOLDERS
 SAVES CUTTLEB0NE

You not only save money but 1t looks heater to insert cuttlebone in one of these brass holders. Price zoe (Add 2e for postage and pack ing)
 Gel Gcrntain's Garden GMids
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

fore which the artificiallv made color ing would yield to change.
 Experiments have shown that the coIors dissolve readily and permeate white lead. It has been learned from old residents in the vicinity that years ago the Indians used to visit that lo- caity and secure coloring for their faces
 Said Mr Harrison. There we have all the colors of the Arizona sunset, and there is no more gorgeous coloring in the world
 A great deal of the material already has been taken out for shipment to various factories engaged in the man ufacture of paint and calcimine.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
WHEN PESTS ENDANGER
 CROPS USE AUTO SPRAY

Keep down the pests in your gar den, on your rose bushes, flowers. vines and in poultry yards with an Auto Spray No. 25. It throws misty spray that covers objects thoroughly. Action Is exceptionally easy because Of compressed air chamber which gives continuous spray. Galvanized iron Sl50.
 Ge! GermCl55 CGr5cn Caafe,
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
NFw SAFETY DOCKET

Mrs. Maude Andrews of Seattle has just obtained a patent on new safety pocket for women. The pocket, Of rubberized material, is sewcd on the inside of the corset
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

British war veterans of London have orga nized d Raiders Club" which meets each week in Soho res taurant for dinner. The members are all men who did at least one raid dur ing the world war. All members have been decorated for their distinguished service
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The war department is working on plan to make Camp Dix, New ter sey, one of the chief polo centers in the country. The sport will be pro- noted as a feature of military train ing experts declaring it develops dar- ing, courage, quick thinking and act ing
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Germain's Giant Pansies are ia nous for their superior size, perfect form. diversity of color, markings, and robust growth. We have select ed six of the choicest varieties-six 25c packets-which we are offering at $l, postpaid.
 Gel Gsrjnuin'S GardeE Guide
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION


 Next Friday evening will be the reg ular initiation night and there will be large class to initiate. As there will be an unusually large amount of busi- ness to transact a good attendance is desired. H. c. Wolfsen, state manager, and A. H. Hargrave, deputy, have been over at Casa Grande for few days looking over that territory with the in tention of installing a council.
 The many friends of Sister Erna Gordon Thomas will be glad to learn that she is at home again and is i'm proving as fast as can be expected. We will all be glad when she is able to be with us again. as We have cer- tainly missed her at the meetings.
 Brother Geo. Holloweu, who has been sick for a short time. is improving. Apfil l is the time set for the spring drive for membership. and We want every member 10 boost this drive and see if we cannot increase our member ship to 600 by July 1. Some good prizes will be offered for those bringing in the greatest number of members. Ask Brother Sloane for information in re gard to the prizes. These will be Tn addition to the national council prizes. Let every body boost for the spring drive campaign for new members.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Parisians who are free from military service are being called upon to Volun- teer for the Paris aerial defense se-vica
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

Let US paint you a picture-an open grate, roaring fire. dish oi freshly piping-hot buttered popcorn. Two rows-of Germain's Golden Queen will furnish you with enough popcorn to supply your Winters needs It's the haky, crisp, delicious kind that everybody rel ishes. ID. 15c (Add 5e for postage and packingO
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

The baton" short wand or stick is the symbol of marshal of France.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-27
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

On Saturday night was held the reg ular initiation but it was quite irreG- ular in the method it was put on. The evening was in charge of a dozen live wire men of the lodge who formed themselves into an escort team special ly uniformed, and with the assistance of the officers of the lodge exemplified the ritualisuc work in a manner agree able to every member present. At times it was impressive and at others laugh able, and in every way it was a sue cessful session.
 The same committee looked after the social part of the evening and had pre- pared rabbit drive and an egg hunt. The fun was continued during the full night ending with the usual dancing and card games.
 On Saturday April 2, the delegates to the supreme lodge will be voted for. Phoenix lodge No. 43, is running Brother Ralph Young who has been a oyal member for 20 years Members are notified to be present and vote as the delegate occupies a position of vital interest to the society and no worthy member of the Fraternal Brotherhood shirks his duty.
 A big suprise" is promised, different from anything that has even been pre- sented before and this promise means something coming from a source SC rich in entertainment