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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17

Remember THE KID" April
18th and 18th, two days.
Monday, March 18th, "RO-
NANCE" a D. w. Griffith pro-
duction, featuring Doris Keane.
One of the greatest talked pic
lures of the year. Make it your
time to see this picture.
Coming on Thursdays of each
week, starting Thursday, April
18th, Mary Miles Minter, Bebe
Daniels, Alice Brady, Justine
Johnston, and our beloved Wanda
Hawley, one a week. These are
Real Art Productions.
'FANTOMAS" will be changed
to the Opera House on Wednes-
day, April 9th, and be shown
there each Wednesday thereafter.
Yours for better service,
The Star Theatre,
William G. Atkinson, Mgr
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17

A hail storm at Cusseta, Ga,
Wednesday broke practically
every pane of glass in the village,
and piled hail to the depth of Is
inches. 1t lasted 80 minutes.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17

France entered upon summer
time at midnight Monday night
when the clocks we're advanced
an hour, until October 18th.
France appears to bewell pleased
with the daylight savings ar
rangement.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17
Charter Oak Camp.

Charter Oak Camp, No. 5, w. O
W., meets every Tuesday night al
7:45 in the hall over Swink's meat
market, Rockingham. Visiting mem
bers are cordially invited. Regular
members urged to attend with due
regularity.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17
Terms of Court.

March FL, civil---Judge Ray.
April IL, criminal---Judge Ray.
May 80, civll---Judge Ray.
June 20, civil---Judge Ray.
July 1S, civil.--Judge Finley.
July Is, criminal Judge Finley.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17

THE best and surest way to
bring prosperityback agein is for
everybody to believe in it and
talk about it.
Growing and grumbling does
a lot of harm and no good, 1t
produces nothing but futher
cause for complaint.
The rays of the sun may be
peepins through the clouds that
seek to obscure it, but we can
not see it as long as we keep look
ing at the mud beneath our feet.
Look up and you will see some.
thing.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17

Just arrived Big shipment of
silks. All shades and quality.
Very low priced w. E. Harrison
and Land Co.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17
Friday, March 18th.

A Benz. B. Hampton produc.
ton with an allstar cast. From
the novel by Harry Leon Wilson,
THE Spenders.'
THE Spenders, one of the greatest
comedy dramas ever brought to the
screen, will be the featured attrac-
ton at this theatre Friday.
1t is Benz B. Hampton produc-
ton, made from Harry Leon Will
sons best-known novel----and we
hereby go definitely on record We
guarantee laugh minute for you.
Matinee and night. Adm. &c
and 30 cents.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-03-17
Civil Term of Court.

The March term of superior
court for trial of civil cases viii
convene next Monday, March 81
Judge ]. Bis Ray presiding. The
calendar of cases can be seen else
where in this issue The jurors as
drawn by the County Commission
ers the first Monday in February
are:
E. T. Harrington J. L. Pankey
J. l. Hardie E. P. Powers
w. c. Meredith Jno. H. Thomas
Jas. L. Mcdonald ]. B. Hooks
r. T. Gibson c. A. Skipper
]. B. Goodwin ]. B. Bryan
T. M. Rose T. B. Lilies
]. w. Fletcher ]. X. Sinclair
]. M. Dockery E. E. Ingram
w. B. Gov ington W. M. Garner
J. G. Huguelet H. c. Parsons
S. E. Covington Furman J. Mcleod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
WORLD MARKET PAGE
LABOR TROUBLES
DEPRESS WHEAT
All Grains Decline to Low
est Prices Of the
Season

CmCNGD. NprI t3 Renewal uf
regarding the labor 'ondi
hou iu Great Britain had % dcprosg-
lnr orfrt' tudau on tho grain wurE'f
hrrr. wheat, corn. and oats and rN"
ul dD.llu.d tu fh, luwoft prices vet
th.a rD1Huu and closed hcr'y with
wheat ut To- iigc down. May
ft22ta to fl21. nud July 81 o. To
t1.O7tt. corn lost las to 2isc, ana
unts lHIi. go As N 'ar. Tho iIniHh
boo provisions ranged from Toe dc.
,iirr to "a gain NJ W.
Although many traders profc80od
boiler tuut the wheat mnrtct had al
ready discounted bcariah factors boz
mll. au,h talk failed 90 translate a.
g,lf into action ON tho buyiug side.
a fresh wave of liquidation holders
gathered Increasing force soon after
Tho market opened, ana n speedily
hc,umr apparent that the ut'rulsht
d.gpIopm.uts in the british coal
ntlk, had deprived tho market at
luE immediate aggressive support
ErnrlHh dumoHiic crop tdvlD'a tend .
ID further to weaken IN" values uH
did notice of dispatches saying Cana .
dian wheat was being rushed into
Tho United states to fOrcstNl the
proposed emergency tariff Some.
thing ur 70 rally which cnmcd uca,
the cnd Of the session wuR aa,rihod
io profit taking hy shorts ma was
not well mninlninod, Europe took
800 uushols
corn and oats lacked support and
rcrcd"d with wheat.
IruvisiOng Wcrr comparatively
steady owlnK TO upturns In tho value
~ hogs ana TO timely bids from u
leading packer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
,hi,pgo ii,rstncI.

CHICAGO. Aprl "a Cattlo -. Receipts
. coo market g,ncIuiy steady spots
hiuhor On bcof HtoUra and butts, top year.
ling HtocrB 81 DO. huh, beer steers tf.1h ~
20, bulk tat cows and hoifers Gb.2 "
100, csupcrs aud cuttcrs largely i2.6OH
100, bulk buls t5,0OuG.2b. ycnt calves
mostly tL00HNoO, Btockers ana feeders
steady.
liosH.- uccclpis ! q 600. opening slow. l5
to zoe higher. later fairly active, uu-
even. mostly 10 60 i6u higher than ycH.
teTday'a average TOP 50 30, bulk 900
pounds down tS,1gIg.gb; bulk "2O pounds
M tiaOara.h0. pigs Toe to 25c higher,
bulk desirable 50 9OOu9.25,
Sheep" Heoeiuts 1900, Hhorn lambs
top aga 90 shippers, bulk tNOOWS.7bi
choice loi pound shorn iamhs for eNnort
t1?a. beat woolcd lambs not sold, good
400 pound shorn ycarlinEl t1GOt Ch0iCc
Colorado pulp ted shorn Cwca 5000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
BROADER SELLING
AFFECTS STOCKS
Increased Pessimism in
Financial Circles is
Reflected in Day

SEW YORK. April t1..-rhe a'ogk
market was subjected 10 broader
selling prcsmr, fur both accounts
today rcflccuug Increasing pDnsi
uism iu financial and speculative ,tr.
olcs. due To- moro adverse develop.
mcnts Oi homo md abroad
NcN lpW records Tor thu year were
registered by number of Indus.
trial tavorit,H especially Htocl9 and
equipments and minimum quota
lions fut longer period marked
tho distinctly downward trend OF
various investment rails.
Among luduatritl3, Republic.
lackaWannl. Bethlehem aud cruel
hla a,gcutustod recent backward
tendencies with oils motors and to-
baccos at gross roccssionn Of to
q points.
Sales $4,000 shares.
Tho HritlHh industrial situation
was viewed with greater apprchvn.
sion hy international banking intor-
oats and impDllod rccurront iiduld1
tiun in thi1 market of foreign owned
stocks such as Canadian Pacific and
Royal Dutch
overnight announcement NJ gen
oral price cut by the United states
steel corporation was regarded aa
significant
Liberty. bonds closed al slight rc-
Covcrics 1nd somo OF ~, foreign ia.
sues also improved. but domestic
rails were affected by the hcavluoss
of stocks. Total sales, par value.
SS,S75,AoG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

KANSA HClTY. April l1--cattle- HN.
otlpts $500 beef HttcrH and tat she stock
strong to l6c higher. yeariuEs and hullH
mostly zoe higher, bcN ncayy steers iS.1b /,
Colorado pulpors Gi26QSaO, top year.
liugH $500 primo cows tlOO1 10, good
hcifora 5000 u 100. CRnncrs and calves
steady, good and chulcr calves = 90 a.
90. atockor8 aud feeders Hteady to
biEhrr
lIoEs Receipts 1000; market fairly
active, uneven. around steady with yea
terday's packer market, best lights tu
pa, kvrs 1870. Hhipprr@ not IN the market
Tor lights, bulk fL3tdS1b; pigs 90 TO soc
lower.
Shcrp- Rccyipts $500. market active
klliug clpHsCa gtiouE 10 zoe higher. top
lawbH tg.35, 80 pound shorn lambs $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
Polling Places ana Officers Who Shall
Conduct said Election.

Precinct No. /. Voting Place. 2Is Taet
FIRST Suect, Inspector. =. e.. kpuuey.
Judge, l.. G. Woods Clerk. Louie Jacobs
Precinct No. .. Voting Place, C1nyrn-
ton HAL, brady and boulder. inspector.
4, g.. Giimartlu, Judge, j, e. Hess, CLERK,
J. ". Cunningham.
Precinct NO, s. Voting Place, Central
Fire station, West second street, Inspoc-
tor, H. =. SOY man, Judge j. II. Burnett;
clerk. Fred t. Bates.
Precinct 30. {. Voting Place, old High
School Buiidlug, Fourth Rnd lostou; In
spectur. "a. o.. Egan. Judge, ", A. Mo
bcrmott clerk NJ, 9, Sparkling.
corner sixth and Main, Inspector. John
J. Ward, Judge Alma shssler, CLERK.
-, Precinct No. q. Voting Place, Court
., avery, Judge, W, J. EIllston, CLERK,
Prscinct No. I: voting Place. Plymouth
Drug company, SIS West Fifth, Inspector.
Sam NJ. Hounds, Judge, Henry BrandneT,
school Park ana Maybcu Avenues In.
upyrtoT, Mrs, Frank T.. Duncan, Judge W
q, scott, clerk. Mrs =. l.. Nielch,
school East Fairyiew inspector Mrs ".
sab.ns Judge, s. W. Mitchell. Clerk, j.
Precinct No. 10; Vouns Place. North
side Fire station, North Main street, In.
Fiorsy, CieTk Z. ". Moore ''''' w. S'
Precinct No, ~ Voting Place, Wash
ington school Rockford and Hodge. In.
spector, n. Y, Jackson: Judge, Mis-. II.
= p5ar'n@i EfTei ES'S NS H. To,l5r Z 5s"Pi Place r,
Side Fire station, Inspector. s. ~. VII.
lwms Judge John W smith, clerk, VII
'Preeinet 10, 49, Voting Place, Lincoln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
Chicago Futures.


NEW yOHk. Arril i3.a.rrmo msroan-
heavy. atorlne go day buia aui cummcr.
.,tai GO-day hi'is ou hanks 1Saia com
merctal GO Gay h.ll- 3.Nt.s demand a.S9 n
cables 2 Sos
Francs Demand 5.0s. rshloH no
NnrltH- Demand ! IN cables t.Gi
Greece demand T. 10. Argentina demand
az 20. brazilian demand 1915.
Ncw York cVchaugo ON Montreal I'M
per cent dlHrount
Government bonds steady rhl'roai
bonds easier.
Time Ioaus casy; 80 dsy-, 20 DAYS and
10 months. G.d5A per cont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

Pubu,,hed in The Tulsa Daiiy World April
daS - - 10 i.e5' H. ls ~, 20 a. 22'
>. : 8. q. Z 2, o. and 10, 1921 World
Publishing COMPANY. PuhlishursJ
oHDiNANCE NO. 2liO.
ana asscEs special taxes In payment
ut the cost Of constructing a sanitary
sowcr in SEWER DISTRICT No. i72
In the city of Tulsa az created and
established by OrdSnauce No. 2liO:
and declaring an emergency.
WiiElH,;AS in purs.snes of the pro;
Tulsa, Oklahoma. and the statutes OF tho
state OF oklahoma. Tor such cases made
nnd provided. the SAID City Of Tulsa aid
hsh SEWER DISTRICT No. 1A and
attet having declared II necessary 10 CON
struct sewers IN said SEWER DISTRICT
so. lt2 By the provisions of said Ordi-
nance, No. 2ll0. dld on the itth day of
December, 1890, let to Tibbets & Pleas
ant, Inc. Contractors, a certain contract
Tor the construction of a certain sanitary
scwor In SEWER DISTRICT NO. lT2i
WHEREAS IN pursuance Of said con
tract said rihbcts & Pleasant, Inc. have
DpustruCtod certain sanitary sewer In
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ne and tho
work under said contract has been aC-
ccpted and approved by the city Engineer
and the Board ~ Commissioner Of the
city ~ Tulsa, und.
WHEREAS, In further pursuance 81
tho statutes ot the state OF Oklahoma.
aforesaid. and uuder the terms of the
charter OF the said city ~ Tulsa, Okla
hoWa, II Is deemed necessary by the
Board ut Commissioners or tho city of
Tulsa 20 loyy and HsHess. "A special tax
upon IA" property liable to assessment IN
said SEWER DISTRICT 40. l72. by r,l-
son ut tho construction uf said sewer
ana 10 nay for the same. and,
WHEREAS, the total cost Of the con-
struCtiun OF said sewer In said SEW ER
DISTRICT so. i7s, including extras. have
been ascertaiusd and IN hereby declared
to be the sum Of t9,Al0.23, all Of which is
tn he levied by special assessments against
Tho lots and parcels of land benefited by
the construction Of said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO, l72; and.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize tho levy
pf tho assessments against said lots ana
parcels OF land 81 liable Tor the oost -
construction of said sewer IN sPid SEWER
DISTRICT 40. re. IN the amouuts
hereinafter specified In Section 1 OF this
Ordinance,
now, THEREFORE,, RE TT OR
DAMNED BN THE HOARD or COM.
MlSSIONERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION That there shall he and
thcro is hereby apportioned TO and levied
upon ami assessed against the several
lots aud parcels of land in said SEWER
DISTRICT No, l72 In the city Of Tulsa.
oklahoma, su benefited by the construr.
tinn ut said sewer, the amounts respective
lE Ms follows, to-wt.
ADDITION LOT BLOCK AMO"r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
SUNSET PARK ADDITION
*. lot NAME H.

Al owners or abut'lng property, prop
crtY benefited by said improvements and
other property liable 90 gsscasArnf. are
hereby notified that an matters affecting
such improvements or benefits 20 th'
property thereby. and any claim or oh
lcc'iors 20 the asscssmeuts as above sol
forth shall be ftlgd Zoe writing In the otfl's
~ Mrs. Frank seaman. city Auditor ot
the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on OF be-
fore the 22nd day OF April. 1891. at 300
o'clock. a. NJ. and the same shall hs
hoard by the BOARD of Commissioners on
tho 22nd day ~ APru. 1891. at o'cloct.
a ~, and any claims or Obj ieci Ions not 20
filed IN writing before said time shall be
deemed waived
DATED this Sth day ~ April. 1921.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
Ctty Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
Cotton.Gc,i ON

NEW YORK, April l3-Cotton-
seed oil declined 7 to 1g points early
pnder liquidation on tho poor show
sng in cotton and grain, but rallied
on support from. refinors, Closing
prices we're 4 points lower on May
and generally point higher ON
bater nonths Sales, $500 barrels.
Prime crude. 4.00c bid; prime sum
ner yellow spot. $50 a 6,2Ac, May,
4. $50; July, case; september, 6.9Oc,
ali bid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

SECTION @. That the assessment hereby
levied ON each Of the above mentioned Lotto
and parcels Of ard are hereby declared TO
be- 70 lien upon such lots aud parcels OF
land 10 tho same extent as ather taxes
and shan be collected and entSced in the
saJEp manner as other taxes In and for
tnt'Cty of Tulsa, oklahoma, are collected,
SECTION That all assessments
hereby levied shall be divided intu three
t.l equal annual installmcuts as au-
tharIs,d hI said statutes of the state OF
oklahoma tor such cases made and pro-
Nldtd. that tho assessments shall bear
iutorust at the rate ot eight tNl per cpntum
por aunun, payable annually at the time
uf tho payment uf the several iustNlWrnts
OF the said assessments, from the date N
the taking effect Of this ordinance, that
the first inst4lmcnt Of sald assessments
together with the accrued interest ON the
deferred installmcnts shall be payable on
the l6th day Of December, 1874, and the
remaining deferred lnstallments with tho
yearly Interest on the unpaid installmeuts
shall be payable on the lbth day ot De-
c-mher Of each succeeding year until all
shall be paid,
Provided. however. that any Of the own.
ers o., The lots OF parcels OF land 30 Es-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

WICHITA. Kan, April ~ Hogs Hc
cotptH 1000 market zoe higher, top $3.50 o,
bulk 43lpuE.2b.
butcher stcors SibOus@A butcher cows
and holfora l1.hOut.1t, atuokrfH aud
feeders ti15uh $3.50. ralNoa i3.aOu 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

FOURTH PROPOSITIONS. Shall nc
Clly Of Tulsa, oklahoma, be authorized
60 incur an Indebtedness hy issuing 10
negotiable coupon bonds In the aEhrr-
gate sum Of Fifty Thousand tH5N
OU0.u0l Dollars for tho purpose x
pruvlding funds 10 purchase site fu',
construct and equip "a garbage. vast,
trash and dead animal sanitary avs
ulsa plant for the city NJ Iu'-1. oh'
iahoua. TO be owned tSrlusitrlE O'
said Guy as a public utiliyi 10 'r..
and. collect on annual taN "a ada .,.''
TO an other taxes upon all the lHNr
ahln property IN said city OF Tulsa
oklahoma sufficient To pay the In-
interest on SAID bonds as
falls due, and 10 provide nd can'l.
tuty a sinking fund lur tHc payment 'I
tho principal thereof, when due. sa'a
negotiable coupon bonds Of the tity u.
Tulsa, uGauoma, IN tho .agsI,St.T7
amount ~ Fluy Thousand Sauu"u".l
Dollars tu bear interest not to eNC,'I
the ratio OF FIVE and ung hait i'-'
porcrutum per anuuu. pt}tuIu SON.
annually, and 70 become due twenty
tive t25l years from date oI Issuance
Shall said Garbage Disposal f.4t
Bonds De issued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

CUINNVOI ANN I3-.IOIaIOHe HITONgFr
rocoipts - cars northern white sacked
ana bulk 90 TO g. 90 vWt. now Florida
Rose No. tS.OouSe5 barrel, 40,
Sb.fIUs 10 barrel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

CHICAGO Apru uuttcr firm,
creamery eNtrHA iCbc. standards ttci
eggs higher. receipts g3.lbh tascs, frSts
giiac. ordinary rrats 30 U2lo, ut mark.
eases Included. 22ftalC
Poultry alive Hons gtc. springs 3ic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

SECOND PROPOSITIONS: Shall 'hs
City OF TULSA, Oklahoma he authorized
tu incur AN Indebtedness BY issuing
It's negotiable coupon bonds in tue aE.
grCgatr sum OF Twenty five Thousand
G!5.0OO 00D Dollars .for the purpose u.
providing funds Tor a preliminary sur
Vry FOR an additional water supply
System Cor the City OF Tulsa, Okla.
hoWd To b. owned exclusively uy sa.t
city as a public utility; To- l.yE anH
collect an annual tax in addition 90
nll other taxes upon aii tn" taxable
property 10 said cry Of Tulsa. OKLA
homa. auffiri,nt 10 nay the interest
on said bonds. as - falls due. and, 90
provide aud constitute % sinking fund
for the payment ot the PRINCIPAL there
Of. when due, said negotiable coupon
TO become due twenty Give ,.J1 scars
bpnas Of the City VI Tulsa. oklahoma.
IN the aggregate amount of IWenty
five 'Thousand E2s, 900 o0) Dollars. 10
bear l.tcrcst not tu rNceod Tho rats
Of Five aud one. hait t5LJ uer Contu.7
per annum, payable geru, annually. snd
from date OF Issuance.
Shall said Preliminary Water sup.
ply survey Bonds BE- Issued?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

KANSAS CITY April 10 -Egrs uu.
changed Co De- higher. trsts a.u slc, 500
unds lNulNy.
Butter and poultry unchanged.
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Oklahoma livestock.


OKLAHOMA CITY, Aprl ia.-Catue BE-
EcCripts $50, mnrkect steady steers - 90
uIg5, bulk IG25 and w
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Nrw Nnrk MetnIa.


NGW vnrK Npu o. Iea1 quiet.
Hrpf it-'. zinc steady. Eut sr Louis
Hlot ftttuttu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
LEGAL.

Nrupusnud Boo the Tulsa uufy WurH NprU
ION Uud io'h, 1'-l World Publishing
Co.. IuhNshrr~N
UN rUE DoUNTN COURT TN ANp FOR
MuskoGEE COUNTY STATE OF uk-
lNNDMN.
I'm tho matter ~ th. GuarlIaushlp Of
Leonard % luEram, a M.rHr, q, Jones
and ~. o. Wisdom. Guardians. NJ. sass
state.
NuHl'E iS UERENN cav EN that the
Undetermined e.. Jones aud ~ T Wisdom
as tho rutrlItns OF Leonard u. Ingram. a
minor viii syN 40 public Hsip iu tho Court
Room of tho County Court at MuslJoroc.
Oklahoma. un AprI' 'f'h lH1l st D. n.
'hs royalty uU upon the allotment Of
said ward. described as follows. to.wit:
Tu. southwest quarter OF section @,
Township 90 NoTlh, Range 2 East
containing 300 1rrHs. and situate Iu
,'H.N county Stale VI oklahoma.
subject to the approval of th,se Guardians
#nt tho county Court said contract TO
commence uu tuc ltu Gay " MAY, 1871
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

Tho closing hld and asked prires NJ
kiandsfd on stocks on tho Nrw york
curb market Wednesday. Ha reported by
ktfandbcrg McGtcevy a CO..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
Independent Ou storh,.

Tho closing bid aud asked prices of
Independent oil stocks tho New York
curb market wednesday. as reported BY
nnmalon. Flhle q Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14

SEw YpHk. AVN la.C,I money
firm lirh InH and ruling rsfH r clos.
Inc hI' r offered o. last !usu g bank
acceptance u per cont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
HnnEr of prirra.

The range Of prices ~ oil stocks on m.
New York curb "wednesday, ms reported
by Houston, Fiblo & co..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-14
LEGAL.

sabool Fifteenth aud Peoria Irs...,.,
o. s. Hopping Judge. ). ". soma '-.55
. Precinct No. ~ Voting pa... u..s..
Mem Mem. school ,aSSs ElSyen'h 2ad Hos,.' ia.
,SS''SI ,Ss @,ra Mrs S'51 GGy inlSd }SasJ Guy D. l'
Mdngmsni. ois south Main. ta.r ' -
CLERK John schmitz
Precinct No. ~. Voting rac. r....
clerk b. T. Kincs'd
Precinct No. a. Voting rIscs ,,..,
judy. Geo. y. Bcsaigy, tlD.k. v -
Precinct No. -. Voting Place. s..s
side Ftro station, Eightc,nu auI N..
Iuspcctg FLOYD bohn, Judge H
'rqghes; Cierh, Geo. %. stowart '
N. h.. church. Inspector. u ''.'
Iydgo, Leona Fenncr, Cicrk, Mrs E. /,
TracInc. No. 2o. Voting rr.,. 90,
south Maybell. Fcnton Hosdsn1,' it..,..l.
~. g. - kkisnt9nn, Judg', W. e., Ma.p,a.
rrccluc, No. 90: Voting Place. E,oin
judge, Anna Holland CIork. Rgu.s "a
Precinct No. 20, voting PLACE r.,..,
Inspector j. H simmons. JudE, Is.Is
Precinct no. q. Voting piarr' et.,,
ford Hotel ooi North Greenwood in.
Murphy, Clerk, Ella Nelson.
Precinct NO. Is. voting Place Gang.
90 south Wheeling Inspector. Ia',
Rainey, Judge b. W Quinn. ,.,,Sa
Precinct 80. 90. Voting Place. v,r.
| tier school :?t North L,wIs. .uaps,i.r
/ Matt Beard. Jus4gc. Pauline bysrd. CLERK.
Myrtle iuglr.
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/ House, owen PuN. Inspector o. a.
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Hi'tNN.'I' ''NIfi.hIi.n
Tubuvhsi in Tho Tulsa nauy world
Aru o. %. 10. ~ and ii. 1871 World
ruDushlng Company. ruuIshertJ
sDricE rOu NEARING oS As
ttr3MENTH ron TANtNG ~
srUEEr AirHONENESr UlsTUCr
ttNnEU -C4 CITY oF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
ir compliance with tuo resolution %
fha Uuard ~ Commissioners adopted on
fhH ath day ~ Apru lHgI. MOTTO" 'H hereby
given that tur BOARD ~ tYuwIsHlUurr
~ tho fIiy uf Tulsa. Oklahoma. has
stuIaod fUo estimate and statement ~
flr Ilty Engineer nH 10 tho amount ~
tIa cost ~ tho asphalt pavement which
Hh1uIt b, usHssseh against fuH admitting
Tfupsf'E ihr property benefited and
other property liable fn srse-HWrnt aud
|h, owners thereof BOO STREET lM.
ruDvINtNT DISTRICT SO. 261 which
Iu0.ui,a tho following described por'ions
uf Htreris tD-wIt
TWENTY TUpD sTREEr from
line ~ feet east % the Weat line ~
Cincinnati Avenue. to th. West limo
90 WlaiwhrIf boulevard.
And said board u Commissioners has
said statement aud estimate % tu. CITY
Engineer urd han determined 90 assess
fh' ,u.t Of tho improvements ln said
district against tho abuttluE property. ths
property benefited and other property
liable Co assessment, ana rho owu'rf
thereof as fuIiuWH t1-wIt.
SUNSET PARK SECOND ADDITION
traying for Twenty third street
nlh Lot. NAME. FD Amt
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sI, - IS, 20, ~. as. 2S 50. May j. e.
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Publishing company. PuhlishursJ
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The ballots to bo voted at said Election
shall contain the several propositions O.. be
fOt,d upon 90 Substantially thv following
.OtW. to.Nit.