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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
DOPE SELLER IS FINED
Marked Dollar Aided i'm Conyicting
Hotel Porter for Passing
Narcotics TO Addict.

Otto Atkinson, negro porter at the
Alma rooms, who was arrested Fri
day night by detectives o. c. Logan
and j. \, Newsom on "a charge OF
lselling dope was found guilty in city
police court Saturday afternoon and
fined sl9 and costs. Atkinson was
arrested by the officers after they
had sent a drug addict to the room
ing house TO make a purchase. The
addict used a marked silver dollar,
which was found in the possession OF
the defendant, according to testi-
mony given in the case.
The case OF Bully Smith, another
negro who was also caught on Fri
day night was continued until May
lO Both men will be held for in
vestlgation by Charles Post, federal
narcotic agent.
Joe Hodges, proprietor of tho
hodges Transfer company, was ar
rested Friday night by Patrolman
bIll Mauldin for carrying concealed
Weapons was found guilty by Judge
PRENTICE and fined sl9. Hodges had
lh nus possession an officers com
mission signed by the sheriff OF
usage county, but II was invalid in
Lgsa county whore the arrest was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
LEGAL.

coustI acted = certain sanitary sewer In
salu SEWER DISTRICT no. l49 aud the
Wntk under FaId contract has been ar.
ceptcd and approved by the ,ity Engineer
ana tho NuuId ot tDmmIssluuvrs VI the
city " Tulsa, and.
WHEREAS. m further pursuance OF
The statutoN of the state of Oklahoma
sturgHRid, aud undcr the terms uf tho
tlhftct ut tho said tltN ~ Tulsa. bUIa
hom1. it 10 dcewed nrcessnry by the
n"ttd ~ Commissioners uf tho city "
IuIsa 60 levy anu assris % aprclAI tax
up1n tho property lpblc to ass'ssn,nt In
SAID SEWER DISTRICT No ne. by roa
son nt the construction of said atwCr
ana to pay t'r the same. and,
MtEREAs. the total coat ut the con.
Tfuciign Of said sewer ln said SEWER
DISTRICT So. i1o. iucIud sg exfraa have
boon ss,crtotusd aud ia hereby declared
10 De tho sun % 50 tto.gg. Uu of witch H.
to De levied bN special assessments agaInat
me lots ana ulrCrly ut ltut benefited by
ne c9nstt tugngu gt said sewer IN said
SEWER utHrNl,r NO t72. aud
WHEREAS. nll legal requirements have
been compiled with ~ nutuuriIo the ievy
ot the assessments RUlIUrt said lots and
parcels of land sn liable Tor the cost ~
conNIucuun ut Shld sewer IN said SEWER
i'l0l hltl No lts, IN ~" amounts
Ordinance.
NOW. TurRrrORE. nr IT oN.
uAlNEu nv THE HOARD OF COM.
MiStiONENS or THE CITY on
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION . That there shall be. and
thorc n hereby appurttuned To- ana lowed
upon and usscsscd against the several
DISTRICT No. i52 in the CITY Of Tni.a'
oklahoma, so benefited by the constfuc.
ton OF said sewer, the arfnunta TeHprrtIvs.
ly as follows, to.wit3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
OKLAHOMA CITY
LITERARY VICTOR
Capital City Entrants
Capture Non-Athletic
Contests

NORMAN. May 7.--okluhoma
city contestants in uon-athlctic
events at the annual intcrscnolastic
meet which closed here today, car
ried away l07 points for fret honors
followed by Tulsa with Zoe. accord
Ing to an announcement late today
by judges OF these events.
lei Reno took IS firsts and Mus
kogee, Okmulgee and Sapulpa, each
20
Following are the firsts In avail
able events.
Woodward: standard ora
ton, oklahoma city, orchestra
Tulsa; geography, oklahoma city;
mechanical drawing, oklahoma city,
bookkeeping, oklahoma city, Eng
lish essay, Tulsa. English narrative
writing, I'll Reno; boys glec club,
Tulsa; class y orchestra, Ardmorc;
general physics. Okmulgee: dramatic
reading. oklahoma CITY, typcwrit-
ing, Nuwata
Shorthand--E El Reno; boys quar-
tct, Ponca city: band. Tulsa; chem
istry. Muskogce; Caesar, El Reno;
piano, oklahoma city; Spasish
Oklahoma city; zoology, Tulsa,
French. Oklahoma city; CXtemporo
speaking. Okmulgee; girls voice.
Sapulpa. boys voice, Addi water
color. Tulsa; decorative design,
Oklahoma city, frcchand drawing,
Oklahoma city, domestic science
laboratory Pond Greek,
Bread making, Chandler; dress
making, Okmulgec, domestic art
laboratory, Tulsa.
Publications contest.
Glass "A" newspaper, Muskogec.
scout" first: Tulsa, school Life, y
second, Enid quill Weekly,
third.
class "B" newspapers-Ma MARROW
Grey Wolf" first: Anadarko "Pur'
pie and White second; Muskoge'
Eagle" third.
Class &C" newspapers--Wewoka Okla
Little Tiger" first. Nowkirk cold
| and Blue" second. Sand Springs
| "SandtoniaN," third.
Glass - magazines-Oklahoma
City student" first.
Physic- -grapy, Tulsa; girls quar-
| tet. Bartlesville; girls' giee club
Sapulpa; original grafton, cherokee
county: Cicero-Virgil, Muskogeei
laboratory physics, Oklahoma City
| zoology laboratory, no first; civics
oklahoma City. modern history
Tulsa; American history, Henryet-
ia. ancient history, Tulsa.
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silver PLUME LODGE 1872, X. P,
LEGAL.

(Publishcd IN The Tulsa pany world April
20. zi 2J 20. ~, %. 20 30 Nay J. 3,
s. l. 6. G. 7. 3, 3. ana 10. 1891. World
Publishing Company. Publ'sh'rsI
OHDlNANCE 80. 2il0.
An Ordnance 60 HppOrtlOn, levy
and ASSESS special taxes 10 payment
Of the cost ot conatruCtlUg = sanitsry
sewer ia SEWER DISTRICT NO. l72
IN the City Of Tulsa, as created and
established by Ordinance No. sli0;
anu declaring an emergency.
WHEREAE In pursuance OF the pro-
visions - the Charter Of the CITY of
Tulsa oklahoma, ana the statutes Of the
state of Oklahoma, for such cases made
aud provided, the said CITY Of Tulsa did
by Ordinance No. 2ll0 create AMI eBtab b.
iish SEWER DISTRICT NO. l72 and
after having declared II neCossAr! 70 con-
struct sewers IN SAID SEWER DISTRICT
NO. ia, by the provisions ~ said Ordi.
nance No. 2l10, did on the ltth day Of
December 1920, let 10 Tlbbets & Pleas
ant Inc. Contractors. Il certain contract
for the construction of certain sanitary
sewer IN SEWER DISTRICT NO. ia;
and,
WHEREAS. IN pursuance OF said con
tract said Tlbbets Pleasant, Inc. nave
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
EVERY CHILD AT
JEFFERSON SAVES
Banker Praises Pupils
and Teachers for
Thrift Work

'"The teachers and pupils of the
jefferson school have established "A
record OF which very few organiza-
tions can boast
This was the beginning of a talk
made by w. NJ. Brown, vice -presi-
dent of the First National bank, "A
special representative OF the Tulsa
Clearing House association, at the
meeting of the city bankers at JET
ferson school on last Friday. The
purpose of the meeting was the pre-
sentation or "a beautiful placard to
jefferson school. bearing the words
jefferson, the first Of the Tulsa
city schools TO become 100 per cent
thrifty. Every child In the school
Is a saver. Presented by the Tulsa
Clearing House association"
In his presentation speech, among
other things, Mr.. Baker said: The
pupils of this school have grated
into their very being a habit which,
II properly cultivated, will per-
haps be the greatest element
in their future success. one never
finds tramp or "a human derelict
that has formulated the habit OF
saving. on the other hand. rarely
does one find "A successful business
man who is not a saver. Success
begins with saving and these stu
dents have started a savings &C
count which liz going to be felt In
hundreds of homes in the future.
III America is to be known as a
nation of thrift, the individuals OF
the nation must be thrifty, for the
nation is no stronger than the in
dividuals composing II. After all,
it Is not what you make, 1t is not
what you spend, it's what you save
that counts In the long run"
The meeting was well attended by
the teachers and parents as well az
the students, and much interest was
manifested in Mr.. Bakers tab
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Ne,Us of MuskOgee
CUPID Wins OVER
PARENTAL KICKS
Ex-Poor Farm Head Is
Held for Trial; 80
Divorces

MUSKOGEE, May "A romance
Of school days that began at the
boarding table and that was planned
TO mature after graduation exercises
at Nazareth Academy. was nearly
shattered today when Jonne Carpen-
ter. lS-year- old student at Nazareth
elopcd 10 Checotah with her hus-
band Of two days 10 avoid the
clutches of the law.
The young husband Leo Jones,
almost lost his bride when he al
lowed n follow boardcr TO see the
marriage certificate after being
married Thursday night. The moth
or Of the bride was notified. She
filed suit for annulment of the mar
riage. but the pair heard OF the
trouble and fled TO Checotah,
After further consideration OF the
matter with Judge Miller. the mar
rying justice. the parents decided not
to take action against the couple,
who will return tomorrow.
c. A. Ogle, formerly superinten-
dent of the county poor farm here
was bound over to the district court
today under $500 bond on a charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
tences. He was arraigned in city
court after being arrested at Par
sons. lie was arrested on complaint
of ]. II. Lumel that Ogie gave q
mortgage on an auto that wasn't his
With 35 marriages wrecked in Gi-
vorce court here today, prizes were
given by attorneys for the mos
beautiful divorcee. Attorney Villas
Vernon won first prize, a quart OF
corn liquor" for presenting mos
beautiful applicant. Lucille Adams
who won decree from Frank Adams
second prize went to Attorney NJ. ID
Hartsell for presenting Ewel
Holmes. Court Clerk w. ". Ballard
made the awards after looking over
I35 divorces.
Thomas Cook. aviator. left here
this afternoon in an attempt to land
J. f. Hulse in Springfield. Mo.
within an hour and a half Mr.
IIulsc received word that his broth
er was i'll and chartered the ma
chine for the quick ride over IFS
miles. Cook recently flew 260 miles
| from Fort Worth in 140 minutes.
When william Crow was divorced
today from his wife, eight children
were divided between them by Judge
iE. A. Summers. The six daugh-
tiers went to the mother, while the
/ two boys, despite fearful pleas thai
they wanted mother, went TO the
| father, who was charged with beat.
ing up the mother.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
NEGRO BOY DROWNED
roosevelt Alexander Left PicniCkcrs
TO swim i'm Coal Pit--Body
IinaCnrh AfIerNards

roosevelt Alexander, l4-year-old
negro boy was drowned in n coal pit
near Dawson Friday evening at
SSDout 3 o'clock after he had run off
uoIn bunch in company with three
o,h,I boys. lie was found in the
plt hy members OF the party but too
iale 70 save his life. The party was
oll osed ot boys and girls from the
,n,sIo j NJ, G. A., who were on a
HI. near Dawson from which Il
- sad that Alexander slipped away
~ company with three other boys
NJ, ," went swimming in nearby coal
M"tch was filled with rain water.
ST. ST. the members OF the party had
IsauIea 10 return they noticed the
70 '.hco OF the three boys and went
WE .ne swimming hole, where they
bod,. supposed to have gone. The
nj OF Alexander was found in the
NV alter several members OF the
'"'S mad dived for him.
W. hnghcs Treasures Porter.
IA" "AsHlNGTON, May 7.--secre-
Chss OF state Hughes today notified
s,s1, man Porter, Of the house for
s affairs committee, that as soon
w., could be obtained information
Inc ~ oe given the house concern
Tasth we condition OF the Tuxpam and
''''" oil fields in Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

NOTICE.
(scaled Rids Tor street PavlnE)
Notice Is hereby given tha. IN pursu.
nlsioners Of the city Of Tulsa. oklshorna
gcaled bids will be received at tho office
~ tho City Auditor Of said city untll 8
o'clock =. m, Monday, May 18Th, 1871
for furnishing materials and performing
the work necessary IN paving Hnd other
wise improving In the manner ana sub
Ject 20 tho conditions hereinafter sot out
the following described portions OF the
following named streets and avenues In
said city Of Tulsa, 70. Wit
LEWIS AVENUE, from the North
line Of Interest Addition to the North
limo Of Eleventh street. except inter-
section with seventh street The road
FIFTH tFourthl STREET from the
East line OF Lewis Avenue 20 tho West
thereon shall ba 2G feet in width,
SIXTH STREET from the East limo
Of Lewis Avenue 70 the West line ot
Delaware (Gordon) Avenue. The
roadway thereon shall be 80 feet In
SEVENTH STREET, from tho wcst
line Of Lewis Avenue 10 the East Tine
Of Florence (KerrJ Avenue. The
roadway thereon shall bo SO feet IN
Far further details as 10 the material.
plans and method Of construction 70 ba
used In improving SAID streets ana ave.
nucs bidders are rsierrsd to we pans
the Board ~ Commissioners and "a the
resolution adopted by ssid Board declar-
ing the necesBlty OF and providing Tor the
i,nprovements 1f said portiona Of said
strreta and avenues. said resolution,
plans and specifications are on file ia the
offlce Of tho CITY Auditor and copies -
said resolution VIII bo furnished upon
application therefor at the othce OF tho
CITY Auditor
The entire cost OF said improvements on
said portions OF said streets and avenues
and each of them shall be apportioncd
tu and levied and assessed against the
abutting property liable 20 asssssmen,'
cordance with tho provisions OF Article
o. Of tho Charter of tho City of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, end payments to- 70 the con con
ing said Assessments.
The contractor 10 whom the contract
may be awarded WI Dc fr'ulI'd 20 pro
cure tho signature OF surt'y company
approved oy tho Board uf Commissioner
~ the City uf Tulsa, 10 the contract
gUnFautppirR the CuHufruCtlDE lu tho sum
signed By q surety company approved ~
tho Board pf tumWlHHlouers ~ the 'iiy
~ Tulsa of not less than 100 per cent ~
the contract price, provided said Hur'ty
company shall not De IIuhlD on raid bnIl
| 10 crceed Twcuty-flyg Thousand N2b.bJNl
! Dollars for Indemnity gto"lpE rp, ~ any
! required b. IN, laws ~ the stat" ~
| oklahoma. lhe above 10 Do based upng
the engineering ana Advertising charges
| am Of said bonds 20 be executed by the
| contractor ana ilr surety OF sul',.'H a.,
| copiablc 90 tho board ot 'nWiniss.onf
| al the Clty 0f Tulsa and tho 1ty oi
! Tulss 90 be made party " the third part
NOS must be- upon the proposal sheets
| furnished by the city engineer ana each
! bla must be- accompanied by separate
banking house or trust company 10 an
amount equal 10 five tbl per cent Of the
amount o. tne. approximso tDtsl cost q
| tho work based upon the bids with which
| submitted. the Board 0f Commissioner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
City liable for Mob Action.

TOPEKA, May 7.-Responsibili-
ties of cities OF Kansas TO citizens
for injury resulting from mob ac-
ton was broadened by n decision Of
the supreme court today holding
that a city is liable where by
standers merely encourage an as
sailant and do not actively partic!-
pate in che assault.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Tulsa Boy HOnOred by
Illinois University

V. w, Henry student in the I'LL
nois university at Champaign Ur-
bana. Ill, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. j..
Henry. 1924 South Peoria, Tulsa,
was elected editor OF the lilo, the
18th and at Clarcmore May 20. Mr.
day last. He had entered and won
the contest for business manager OF
the publication, but because OF his
ability It was voted TO confer upon
him the honors OF editor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

SECTION 2; That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above mentioned lois
ana parcels Of land are hereby declared to
be lion upon such lots ana parcels uf
land 70 the same extent az other takcs
ana shR'l be collected ana enforced IN the
same .hHnner az other taxes In and FOR
the ,ity OF Tulsa, okla homa, are collected.
hereby levied shalt b be divided Sis'1Ps into thPes
CD equal annual iustallments as hu.
thorizcd by said Statutes ~ the state of
Okla homa for such cases made and pro.
vided, that tho assessments shalt bear
interest at the rate Of clght 90 per ccntum
per annum payable annually at tho time
Of the payment Of the several instalimonts
OF the said assessments, from the date OF
the taking effect Of this ordinance. that
together with the accrued interest on the
deferred installments shall be payable on
remaining deferred inrtallmcnts with the
yearly interest on the unpaid instalments
shall be payable on the 18th day OF De,
cember ~ each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however. thnt any Of tho own
ers o. the lots or parcels OF land so na-
90 consecutive weeks following tho day
ot ihe first publication Of this ordinance
pay to the CITY Auditor ot the city OF
Tulsa, the full amount Of the aseessmen nj
20 levied against their Famo lots and por.
cells Of land ana thereby release such
property from the lien Of such assessments
SECTION q That this ordinance shall
bo published for twenty y.nino t29D conscou,
tive days. In the Tulsa Daily world, q
the publication Of this ordinance Ms re,
qulred by law shall be taken ana re-
gArded as sufficient notice to all porroni
interested In tho assessments hereby levied
by the terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION 0; That all ordinances o
parts Of ordinances in conflict with tn,
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar al
such conflict exists are hereby repealed
SECTION G That an emergency eslsti
for tho preservation OF the public health
and Hnfety, by reason whereof this ordi,
nance shall take effect from and after III
paAsage. approval and publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately. and approved thil
sth day OF April, 1921,
APPROVED, this bth day of Aprii. 1871
J. NJ. ADKISON.
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MARTIAL QUARREL
ENDS IN KILLING
Married Life War of Long
Duration Winds Up
With Tragedy
CALIFORNIA MAN SHOT
Mrs. Frederick Levee Declares
Her Husband Hasn't Yet
Had His Just Desert"

NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-F'rede-
-,ct d. Levcc. Los Angeles attorney
vas shot and killed by his wife, a
,,,,rer cleveland, Ohio, court steno-
s-anher. at st. Charles and Gravier
streets one Of New orleans busiest
corners a. 1850 o'clock this morn
ing Thousands scurricd to shelter
when the woman began firing.
She "Brought Him Up"
Vrs I.eycc alleges that her hus-
hand deserted her for cabaret
singer he met in Manila. She says
khc married him in Cleveland and
snert $4,000 on his education and
that he ran away with the other
woman and has been travelling
around the country with her.
She met him this morning and
fired shot tina. went through
Ievccs heart after they had quar-
relied over Levee's not returning to
los Angeles TO stand trial on a
charge Of perjury. Levee was ar
rested here week ago on the
charge of perjury but was being
held under bond waiting word from
los Angeles.
Mrs. I.evcc began n suit for
separate maintenance In Los Angeles
come time ago. She said her hus-
hand pcriured himself in the hear
inc and She filed the charges. She
said H. cursed and abused her when
they met this morning and that she
fired on him as result.
slayer Has Reputation.
"Tet him die, he hasn't half
enough Of what's coming to him,
she told the police who arrived on
the scene Just after the fatal shots.
She showed no sorrow.
Mrs. Ievee is the same woman
who during the democratic national
convention in California horse
whipped several women she found
In her husbands office. II was
afterward shown the woman. from
Arkansas. had come to see Levee's
law partner.
once before. II Is said. Mrs. Levee
shot her husband in the arm In Los
Angeles
Mrs. Jevee steadfastly refused to
disclose her maiden name. AT the
police station she gave the following
version OF the snooting.
II was on my way to my lawyers
office when I encountered my hus-
band" she said.
"Oh, see you have followed me
10 New Orleans" Mrs. Levee says
her husband declared.
81 told him that | had not been
following him and he claimed /
was trying to take him back to
California"
She claims her husband then
cursed her and she drew the re-
yolver from her pocketbook.
Mrs Levee says when she drew
tae revolver her husband grappled
with her for the weapon. The index
finger Of her right hand Is slightly
cut. she says that while struggling
with the gun, il was discharged.
The shooting created great ex-
element and the body lay on the
sidewalk for some time before the
coroner took charge.
LOS ANGELES. May 7.-The
marital troubles OF Frederick II.
Levee, Los Angeles attorney and
clubman, and his wife, Mrs. Matilda
Levee, who shot and killed him in
New Orleans today. have been re-
counted in the newspapers here at
various times In the last few years.
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SECTION . Thet the assessment be,c.
pN "Nl'1 ON 'nch NJ the above mentioned
lots nud parcels Of band are hereby 10.
rlnrcd to ho o. Hon upup surh inta ana
parcels ~ land to tho sumo astont as
oltor taxes and shall be collected pud
enforced in tho same manner a. other
taNes In and t'r tho city ~ Tulsa. Olla.
homa or" collected,
hereby lo,lcd shall be divided mo tbtco
80 equal annual inatnliinorta as M
1 thorisrd by raid statutos of the state uf
vldodi that the nsaoHsmrntH shaft Ic.s
interest az tho rate ot eirht tD nor
gnntum per annum. payabiy annually NJ
Ia" ilWr ~ the payment ut the several
lnHtallmeuts Of the said nsaeHsmonts from
the date ~ tho taking effect of this nrdi.
nance, that IA" tltst installment of said
assessment together with the accrued IN.
forest On tho deferred instrlitu,nts. shnli
/ be payable on the 18TH day of December,
| menta with the yearly interest on the
unpaid instalttuentS shall be pavnble on
| IN" ihth DAY ot december ~ osGh sue
| coediug year untll all SHAH he paid.
! owners Of the lots or parcels Of land 80
/ a-aoas"d may at any time during the four
| uf the first publication of this ordinance
pay 10 tho Guy Auditor Of the city of
Tulsa, the full amount NJ the assessments
| 50 levied against their said lots and par
| cells OF land ana thereby release such
property from the lion of such assessments.
! SECTION A. That this ordinance shall
| days In the Tulsa Daily World. n news
paper published In Tulsa. Oklahoma, that
! tho publication Of this ordinance as re-
! uulred by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice TO all persons In.
| tereELcd In the assessments hereby loviod
| BY tho terms Of this ordinance.
! SECTION That all ordinances OF
! parts OF ordinances IL conflict with tho
provisions OF this ordinance, Insofar NJ
| such conflict exists, arc hereby repealed
| SECTION q; That an emergency oNiHtS
tor the preservation nf tho public health
and safety, by reaHnn whereof this orhl.
nance shall take effect from and after itl
passage, approval and publication.
PASSED. and tho emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately ana approved his I'D
day of MRy, 1921.
| APPROVED. this 5d day Of May. 1921.
n. II. EVANS,
Attest; Mayor.
Mrs, FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor,
Approved!
| FRANK VI. DUNCAN,
City Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS

We are going TO clean out our stock
OF cars regardless of price. See our
stock before buying.
THESE CARS ARE ALL IN Al
CONDITION
3-3b Packard Sedan: run 500 miles.
3-35 Packard Touring; guaranteed.
1920 Marmon Touring; like new.
81 Cadillac Victrola. used very little.
1919 Oakland Sedan; run 1 1.400 miles.
1919 Stutz Bearcat: looks like new.
Locomoblle Touring; "A real bargain.
1913 Cole Touring In Al shape.
1919 Winton 4-passengcr; new tires
and paint.
Buick Sedan 1918; new paint; Al
shape.
Also Premier Touring, go Mitchell,
Peerless 4-passenger and few other
good cars.
SEE MIR. FORSTER.
Packard Oklahoma
Motor Company
1900 South Boston o.asc 7aea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

FOR sALE.--Ford spcedstor in good con.
dition; body butt like Packard. now
paint ana upholsterinR. at bargain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
AUTOMOBILES


FOR SALE--rhst classy blue Paokard
model Is touring car. special built body;
excellent mechanical condition, seven
tires, best buy I'm Tulsa for $3.50 will oon-
slider small field cur IN part payment
uiI NJ. H. IhFistiau OeaHp I4sO