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Kennedy was shot as he stood on a
long flight of outside steps talking
with Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain who
is also under indictment in the case.
Today's witness was Ralph Cum
mings, a brother of e. W. Cummings.
who was on the stand late yesterday.
Each brother told of seeing the auto
mobile. Neither was able to de-
scribe 1t definitely. The prosecution
has contended that Burch left his
rented automobile at the spot de-
scribed by the witness, and after do
ing sc. lay in wait and shot Kennedy
when the latter arrived with Mrs.
Obenchain. Other witnesses have al
, 1921-12-08
Loaded
With Holiday
Cheer Sails

NEW YORK. Doc. s-The steam
err George Washington. Allied with
Christmas cheer for Americans
abroad. sailed today. In her hold
were 5000 sacks OF mall. many of
which contained presents for SOL
diers of the army OF occupation and
American government representa-
tives and their families in central
Europe.
, 1921-12-08
Woman Injured
In Auto Crash

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Dec.
s.-Mrs. Minnie Crost. of Colorado
Springs was severely injured Wednes-
day afternoon when the car in which
she and her husband were returning
to the city turned over near Pikeview.
eight miles north Of here. Her right
arm was broken. She is reported re-
covering. Mr.. Crost escaped injury.
, 1921-12-08
CAR SEEN STAN DING AT
SCENE OF KENNEDY GRIM
DESCRIBED BY WITNESS
BANDIT SHOT
BY MAIL GUARD

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Dec. s.-Un.
official reports reaching here today
said a marine guard on a mail a of
train No. so. Atlantic Coast line nea
Savannah. Ga. shot at three white
men who were robbing an express
car ahead. Two of the men were said
to have been badly wounded.
, 1921-12-08
d is
SENT TO PEN

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-rwo years
Imprisonment IN the federal peniten-
tiary at Atlanta. Ga. was the sen.
tence imposed in federal court yes.
terday in B. NJ. Wood. convicted of de-
frauding investors In the stock of the
Chester White and Berkshire Live
stock companies. capitalized at $1,000
900. Richard w. Wagner. of North
port. Jointly indicted with Wood. was
ACQUITTED. :
, 1921-12-08
is PERISH IN
SEA DISASTER

ST. JOHNS ME-, Dec. Sat least Is lives were lost,
more than a score of fishing schooners, barges and tugs were
destroyed and property damage experimenting $3.50, 900
was done by the storm that ragged along the New Found
land coast on Monday and Tuesday. It was believed today
that the list of vessels lost in the gale might be increased
, 1921-12-08
State Tries to Prone That 1t Belonged to
Arthur Burch. Now on Trial for Muir
der of California Broker

Los ANGELES, Dec. s.-Arthur G. Burch. on trial
charged with the murder here in August of ]. Bolton Ken
needy, heard another witness tell today that on the night of
August 5, when the shooting occurred, he saw an automobile
with dimmed headlights parked in a side road near the Ken
nedy cottage in Beverly Glen. 1t was at the cottage that
, 1921-12-08

SALT CREEK oil PRoDUc, N
JUMPS TO 81, 002 BARRE N.
Third DAY OF MIDWEST n rs

Announcements of the success of the first three d S,f
the extensive test of the Salt Greek field which is being u :
taken by the Midwest Refining company to determine the
total yield under 100 per cent production a total of 14s, Oo2
barrels of oil taken from the field, or an average of almost
so, 900 barrels of oil a day.
, 1921-12-08


NEW YORK. Dec Shy The Asso-
tho crow of the submarine S-xs, who
escaped through torpedo tubes after
their craft had made a nose dive off
Bridgeport harbor ~yerterday and
stuck to the bottom. told a remark
able story Of rescue on their arrival
at the New York navy yard. ,
According to a report made to the
commandment. they iightened ono end
Of the submarine until 1t appeared
above h surface and then sat perch
ed on this pinnacle for more than 10
hours. until inter darkness had fallen.
Then by lighting matches. they at
ttracted the al.&ulon of "a passing
tanker which picked them up and
brought them here.
Several OF the men. as well = ns
lieut. Francis Adams Smith. WERE
found to be suffering from the effects
Of chlorine gas created by salt water
flooding storage batteries. After ex-
animation. however. only three were
detained at the hospital.
Tho majority of the crew were en-
ployos of tho Lake T~orpedoboat COM
pany at Bridgeport. The craft was %
per cent completed.
When night came on, some OF the 81
men went down n h sunken craft
and hauled out mattresses to burn in
order to get a brighter signalling flare
han any matches could give
One by one the mattresses were
burned at the tip of the outstanding
bow There was a stiff wind and the
waters of the sound were becoming
more rough. Just as the last mattress
was burning. about 1880 o'clock the
Standard OIL tug No. 2S sighted the
submarine and came alongside.
Lieutenant Smith, in the hospital
here. praised Captain Olsen Of the res
cuing tug for splendid seamanship"
in getting the starnded men off the
undersea craft in the heavy sea.
The three men held at the hospital
for observation and treatment for
acute gas poison due to chlorine gas"
are Lieutenant Smith of California.
Chief Electrician Michael Augustus
Fritz, Of New Jersey. and Peter Frank
Dunno, Bridgeport, civilian employed
by the builders. All were able to sit
up and eat and talk.
The three men said the S4S went
down about five miles off shore. For
nearly four hours every mt remained
inside the submarine fearing the bow
would settle. leaving the craft ia on
the bottom They shifted everything
mavable from the forward end to the
stern. The water entered only the two
aft compartments.
, 1921-12-08

when a check OF the craft exposed
to the fury Of tho storm was com-
pleted.
Shipmasters who brought their ves.
sells into port reported the storm was
one OF the worst that over swept tho
coast.
, 1921-12-08
NEWPRES|DENT
OF GUATEMALA
T0BEGH0SEN
Congress Called to Convene
Today to Name Provisional
Chief to Succeed De-
posed Leader.

GUATEMALA CITY. Dec. 7.-(By
The Associated Press)EThe Guate-
mala congress which was dissolved
during the revolution of September
1920. has been called to meet today
to receive the resignation of Carlos
Herrera. whose presidential regime
YVES o~verthrown in the revolt Of last
Monday night, and to elect a provision
al president.
MEXICO CITY. Rec- Soy The As
socinted Press).-Prtvate messages re
ceivcd here from Guatemala City in
dictate that former President CABRERA
liberated from prison during
Thursday mornings revolt in which
the government of Carlos Herrera was
overthrown. These advices urge
Guatemalan political exiles here to re-
turn home Immediately as "all is
WELL" DR.. Luis Felipe Obregon,
Guatemalan minister to Mexico under
Herrera administration. conferred with
President obregon for more than one
hour this morning.
, 1921-12-08
HIGHWAY MEN ELECT.

DULUTH. Mimi, Dec. S.-E. J.
Fi%liatrault of Duluth. was elected
president of the Theodore Roosevelt
international highway association last
night z. A. Cox Of Lewiston. Idaho.
was named first vice president.
, 1921-12-08
ONE END OF SUB
L|GHTENED AND
VESSEL STICKS
NOSE into AIR.
Remarkable Story Of a
Rescue In Sinking Off
Bridgeport Harbor Is
Told by Crew Members

Bird EPoRT, Conn.,, Dec.
8.-The submarine S-4S sank
off this harbor last night, and
was submerged for IL hours
before the crew, by Tightening
the ballast tanks, raised one
end OF the craft to the surface and
escaped through the torpedo tubes.
Tho submarines; according to meager
information SO far reaching the Lake
Torpedoboat company. was under test
of the Penfield reef when she was
rammed and sunk by a tug. sho now
lies in 70 feet of water. one end rest
ing on the bottom md the bow from
which the crew got away. above the
wateriine- The location Is said to be
four miles east of Penfieid reef.
, 1921-12-08

GLIDING a few women. gathered there.
Only a few hours before 200 policemen
had fired into thousands of strike
s-ympathizers who attacked plant am
, 1921-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. ga temporary
Injunction prohibiting memhers Of
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butchers Worlmen's union from
picketing or otherwise molesting
, 1921-12-08

ready Identified Burch as the nan who
rented a roadster here that night.
, 1921-12-08
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and Friday. slirbtlv
warmer tonight In east portion ana In
extreme southeast portion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-04
2 HURT IN LEGIoN'S RoDEo
Oklahomans Among the Winners I'm
Kansas City Meet.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. a.
The American Legion rodeo meet
closed yesterday with two casual
ties Pinky Gist, Lima, Montana,
was thrown from a steer and suf-
fered severe injuries. Fred Atkin-
son. Dalhart. Texas, was thrown
from a Wild horse and sustained a
broken leg
The winners Of the steer roping
event were Bill Stepson, Fairfax.
Okla, first; Hugh Strickland, Bru-
neau. Valley Idaho, second; Lee
Robertson, Harper. Kansas. third.
In the broncho riding event, OKLA
homa CGrley oklahoma, was first,
c. ]. Williams, Kalispell, Montana,
second; Dave Nhyte, Cheyenne,
Wyo.. third
Hugh Strickland won the range
relay race, Leonard Stroud, Rocky
lord, Colo, second; Sam j, Garrett,
cheyenne, Wyo., third.
- new worlds record was made
in the steer "bull-dogging" event.
Lloyd Saunders. Hollywood, Cal,
did the twist down stunt in ten Sec
onds flat, The previous record was
II 10 seconds.
In the wild horse race. Hugh
Strickland was first, Leonard Ward,
sutherland, Neb., second: Adam
Marshall, Cody. Wyo., third.
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pONCAS PLAY 0SAGES
,,,dcfca,ed Pawhusknns Meet Nom
Victorious kays-tairfaS
to play Drumright.

spscs 10 The Wor,d' ,, 49,,
''pONCA CITY. Nov. 3.--The Ponca
usmto Win the Pawhuska high, at
,sut h,ska tomorrow. The Osage
,,,v sblretown has won three
.s,,es and tied one thus far this
tscr being undefeated, whereas
-, ,-itv has not as yet won a
&c The home town team, how
97.cr with the exception IL It's de-
~. las, week a. TO by Enid. has
s,ds close score season and is tight
ing in fine shape. Coach Jacobs
4. % r-aduauv improving the calibcr
- spirit OF the team. Jacobs IL
on oid hand. having had two all
S,stc championship teams at Corei-
'srs Texas. prior to coming to
ponca city this fall
Tho pawhuska squad tied Nowata
g, 10 "a and has defeated Skiatook
"a 10 o. Newkirk "a "a o, and Dewey
SG 10 o. That city's new coach,
nvdack. has whipped his aggrcga-
,lcn into good condition, and now
rltb Fairfax holds the distinction
m being the only undefeated squads
In This section Of the state.
Fairfax. which last week defeated
piockweu TO 0. takes on Drum
right this week. ana tntu pays
Dewcv on November II and Paw
bucka ON Thanksgiven. The team Is
on, for an state honor5 with good
Indications Of winning. Blackwell
rioys cherokee tomorrw. Blackwell
bas lost three straight games, be-
i1s defeated 2S to 0 by winfield,
AZ 10 hv Enid and to 0 by
FAIRFAX. The Tonkawa Preparatory
school PLAYS Southwestern Normal
tomorrow at Tonkawa.
The junior high team Of Ponca
CIly is thus far undefeated this
@ayon but tackles u tough pro-
rosiiion tomorrow here in the Chill
oeoo Indian school seconds, which
recently defeated the Arkansas city
juniors 13 to 0, whereas the locals
defeated Arkansas City Z to 0, and
Blackwell juniors 26 to 6 last week.
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StilLwater Hi DOUns
NelDkirk by 81 to o

SALTWATER. Nov 3-The Still
water high school staged a con-
slstent aerial battle with Newkirk
high school and swamped the visi-
tors 81 to on the local gr!Giron
today. The game was complete
walkaway for the local team and not
once did the Newkirk men make
an endangering advance. In the
last half. saltwater ran In her
substitutes. and they continued TO
score as heavily as the regulars.
Newkirk made only three first
downs during the game.
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LEGAL
raelished in the Tulsa DAILY Would
mGvember 4. g. s, IS, 1891, World Pub
Hshihg Company Publlshdr.j

pNaeishsd Nd in the Tulsa Dars world
;M,.9yembsr 4 s, 6, 7, =, 1891, World Pub
'"h'hs company. Publishor.)
N,,. NOTICE.
snss n, h Is hereby given that in rursu-
TI,s,Vl Vl an order by the Board OF Com.
.sss1sHSShsTs OF the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma.
n tu eids VIII he received al the office
o'eloek DD'ty Apditor Of said Guy until 5
m, furnishing materials and performing
W.. TTork necessary In paving and other-
to nv ."pfosing tdesl,g in the manner and subject
fu.nt conditions hereinafter set out the
io,VW,hg described PORTIONS OF the foi.
10 VIII named alleys In said city Of Tulsa
,,5,l Alley Block $50 Original Town
to ~ We south line Of Eighth Street
fs,iuN North line of Ninth Street. be-
All Asln and Boulder Avenues
AS6iiIai Block 4. Campbell Drew
tPerr,, Sc between Carthage Avenue
nv man Avenuel and Denver Ave
W., running from the south line OF
H. Nsnth Place fWalnut street 10
ALIiJFrIy3 Line, OF Fifteenth street;
from ,6a 55sSh 5s,SSS a. a Original Town
bstwe,,-' ,,th line Of Archer street.
ALLIE" Y"J'h ,n Rinol an1 Boston Avenues
between Main ana RoniTir TitT,gihLl Town
strs., nom the South line Of Ninth
street =" 'he North line OF Tenth
RlAAiLsLEY lnBIock 2. ,isra.nn,a,,.
tfoyyss horner, ana Book O. oak
ahd NAadlilons, between BaitImore
sou,h lin M. st.est running from the
Aih A iine Of Thirteenth Street. '"0
Tawn.I,f 10 Block iii original
bs,weso ana and bleek 2 Bliss Addition
s.ysang,si running from South ' Inv Eu~oSg 90
Sreet. N'N 70 north Line OF Ninth
ALLEY IN Block "a o-,.,-., -
Svweeh Cincinnati ana nsi.d,, Iown
camsron sins from the South line OF
hudy 81 street to the North line Of
plan. saas'her details as TO the material
ussd h method Of construction 10 he
ders are Irsehtoslng said alleys. bid
tie Roess,.s.ons therefor He snpFoxss Sss ShhI an,
Iesoluilon St Commissloners ana 10 tbs
ne NE nsssso ped 6y said board dsolar-
streets asn1s sn9 Of said portions % - ,sia
plans and "a avenues. Said resolntion
E's"icaIions are on file In III !
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AUTOMOBILES
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Scquoyah 10. Emerson Z

sequoyah schools baseball team
= defeated Emerson 10 TO 5 Thursday
afternoon on the Sequoyah grounds
in the third game OF match series
nhe result gives Sequoyah and
emerson a tic in division three, and
Ine deciding game will be played
Moheay afternoon on the Usage
school grounds.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The board
o. directors Of the American Trap
Ssihootlng association elected Elmer
y, Shaner of Slippery Rock. Pa,
president; 7. a. Davis, New York,
treasurer, and S. McLain, secretary
manager the last for a period of
three years. The executive com
nl'tee was reelected.
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large lake in the center .of Tas-
mania has been damned to provide
electric power for manufacturing
purposes throughout the island.
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WANT AID S
Rates and Information

I hc per wor' per time.
Scyrn insertions fnr tho price ot eix.
Minimum space. % words
lc per word Per day whom cory runs
ono month without change
Minimum amount enc time .tc.
ALL CHARGE WANT Abs arc due
aud payable tho same day tltst inscr-
iuu 81 al appears can out of town
want ads and sll Wanted to Rent.
Situations Wanted. wearing Apparel
ana Household Goods ads are pos
lutcly cash IN advanced
TELEPHONE WANT ApE e.~
charged at the Same rate as each ads
aud collections viii be- made Bt your
hou~ ur office - aoon nfts flrat ia
sortion az possible ThiA Ia an accom-
mediation service and payment should
10 made promptly when bill n pee.
Houtcd Always ask your telephone al
20 BE- repeated back to you by the tells.
phone pd takrr 20 make bure that 10
has been correctly taken. Tho world
cannot assume trHpunriblltfN Tor errors
u any kind occurring IN telephone al
vertlsemcnts
Under no circumstances are W. re-
sBuusihlc for errors In anV adNstiia
nent unless reported Immediately after
first insertion. No reduction Ia cost OF
an al will be made unlehs error de-
strOys value " ad.
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT .AD DEPARTMENT.
HOURS.
Open Daily. 4 n, ~. to q m.
open sunday D. M. TO -. IA,
ADS received during thoao hours viii
appear In lhs world tho following
morning,
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I Against the above proposition

tIf the voter desires 20 vote for tho
above proposition he shall stamp an tx"
IN the first square above, " he desires to
vote agEinHt the above proposition he
shall stamp an "A' IN the second square
No person shall be entitled TO vote upon
the proposition above set forth. uuless
such person be legal pua'iflod property
tax paying voter OF the City " Tulsa,
oklahoma, as required by law. The polls
shall be opened at ak o'clock 4. ". and
closed at, seven o'clock T.. NJ. on said 2sth
day or November \, D.. 1891, which is tho
date Of said election.
The member and location Of polling
places and the persons who shall conduct
said election shall be a. follows.
tersection Of Second ana Main Streets
thence Fast on Second street 10 the NJ.
X, & Railway, thence Northwest,srly
street. thence South on Main street 20
the place Of beginning
tersection Of Man street snd Frisco ran
way. thence North on Main street to the
b. K r, Railway tracks, thence West
erly along said tracks to the center line Of
haybell Avenue; thence South on Aaybell
Avenue to Brady street thence East on
Brady street To Lswtoni thence South
Ensterly along the Frisco Railway to the
place of beginning
terseetion Of the Frisco Railway ana Main
street; thence Southwest along said Frisco
RAILWAY TO ITS intersection with Second
Street thence East on Second street to
Frisco Avenue, thence South on Frisco
Avenue TO Third street, thence East on
Third street to Main street: thence North
on Main Street TO the place Of beginning
Precinct No, I; Al of that territory
between Second and Sixth streets and
between Main Street and the Midland
Valley Railway
Precinct No. s; All that territory be-
tween SiEth and Eleventh Streets and
between Main and Midland Valley Rail.
way.
Precinct No. 6; All that territory be.
tween Third and Seventh Streets and
between MAN Street and Denver Avenue.
Precinct No 7: Beginning at the in
terssction OF Denver Avenue and Third
Street; thence West on Third Street to
Frisco Avenue; thence North on Frisco
Avenue 20 Second street; thence West on
Second street TO Frisco Railway thence
South along the Frisco Railway 10 sev.
enth street thence East on Seventh
street TO Denver Avenuei thence NORTH
Oh Denver avenue to the place OF begin
ming.
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LEGAL

office of the City Auditor and copies of
eeiu rfsolution VIII be furnished upon ap-
plication therefor st tho office Of the
The entire cos, Of said improvements on
ssia portions OF said alleys and each
ot hem shau be apportioned to and
ting property liable to assessments
therefor. and the owners thereof In ac.
Of the charter Of the city of Tulss
oklnhoma, and payments to the con.
tractor vii be made In tax bills evidenc-
The contractor 20 whom the contrac,
may be awarded viii be required TO pro.
sutg s1,, yaS s,sn1ture .of surety compSny
OF the city u Tulsa, to the contract
guaranteeing the construction In the sur
signed by q surety company approved
by the Board OF Commssiouets Of the Cty
% Tulsa " not less than 100 per cent OF
company shall not be fable on said boni
70 exceed Twenty five Thousand tie5 OoOJ
Dollars for Indemnity growing out Of any
CURED by the laws Of the state OF OKLA.
hoWa, the above TO be hascd upon the
h.'e Dia w. the proposal exclusive of
all OF said bonds to be- executed ~ the
contractor and the surety or suretics ac-
the city OF Tulsa. and the civ Of
part In said bonds
hlds must be upon the proposal sheets
Furnished by the city Engineers and each
BID must be accompanied BY separate
certified check on same solvent ba nit
banking house or trust company tp nm
amount equal TO five t5N per cent of the
auount Of the approximate total cost Of
the work based upCn the bids with which
submitted. Tho Beard of Commissioners
OF sald city reserves the right TO rrlect
any and all bids and bidders are eau
TONED to observe all the conditions set
out In the specifications and blddlas
Bids received as aforesaid will be con-
sldercd bv the Board ~ Commissioner a.
a meeting to be held Ia the Dtty Han m
IN" tity Of tulsa. Oklahoma, al O'uiYch
a. N. Friday, November lS 1921.
All bids are required TO be placed on
tI" In the city Auditors office for In
spection forty eight hours after opcning
eetore the award or rejection OF bids can
Tulsa, Oklahoma, November g. 1871
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
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HUDSON ESSEN
Hudson model II seven passenger:
new cords new paint spare tire.
Ideal jitney car.
REQ passenger roadster; looks ana
runs good.
Cole Sedan for quick sale, $3.50.
Terms II Desired
BOOST MOTOR COMPANY
1921 South Main St Usage BIS
III BSON ESSEN
Hudson 8pcCdstcr. new paint, new
Royal cords, two bumpers, spare
tire.
| Nash Sedan. new pniut new cords;
seat covers. five wire wheels,
Both ears look ana run almost ike
new.
BOBET MOTOR COMPANY
1921 South Main 81. Usage 2IlS