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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06

tPusnshed in The Tusa uany World April
Y, =, -. IS, le, 1! ls 10 20, 81; az.
Pubiishins COMPANY. Pubiishors,
oRpiNANcE 80. aite
An Ordinance 20 npportion. levy
and assess special taxes 10 payment
Of the cost Of constructing = sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT 40. i72
In the Ctty ~ Tulsa. as created and
established by Ordinance No. sliO;
and declaring an emergency
WHEREAS In pursuance 81 the pro
Visions OF the Charter Of tho city OF
state Of Oklahoma. for such cas's made
and provided, the said city of rulsa did
~ otdlns9ce No; 2lio create an estab.
after having declared it necessary to con-
etruct sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT
No. 172. BY tho provisions Of said ord.
December 1920. let to Tibhets & Picas
ant Inc. tonlrnctors, o certain contract
sowcr In SEWER DISTRICT NO. l72.
tract said Tlbbets & Pleasant. Inc. have
constructed certain sanitary sewer In
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l72, and the
work under said contract has been &C.
cepted and approved by tho city Engineer
and the Board of Commissioners OF the
Cuy OF Tulsa. and.
WHEREAS. in further pursuance Of
the statutoa Of the State OF Oklahoma,
aforesaid. aud under the terms Of the
Charter Of tho said city OF Tutsa okla
homa, II is deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commissioners OF the city OF
Tulsa to levy una assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment In
sRid SEWER DISTRICT No, l72. by rea
son OF the construction OF said sewer
and TO pay for tho same; and.
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con.
Htructiun Of said seweC- In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. re. including extras have
been ascertain~d and is hereby declared
to be the sum of t9,alO.c3. all ~ which IL
to be levied by special assessments agalns,
the construction OF said sewer in said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. f72. aud.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements hav,
been complied with Ia authorize the levy
OF the asst ssments against said lots and
parcels Of land SO liable for the cost oi
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. li2, In the amount,
hereinafter specified in Section OF THU
Ordinance.
DAINED ny THE BOARD OF COM.
MlSSloNERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA;
| SECTION /: That there shall be, ant
there ~ hereby Apportioned to ana levied
upon and assessed against the severa
| lots and parcels Of land In said SEWEE
| DISTRICT NO t72 In Che city of Tulsa
| Oklahoma, so benefited by tho construc
! tion OF said sewer, the amounts respective
| ~ as follows, to-wit:
1
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SECTION 2: That the assessment hereby
levied on each OF the above mentioned lots
be a lien upon such lots and parcels Of
land TO the same extent as other taxes
same .hanner as other taxes In and for
the Sity OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, are collected
hereby levied shall be- divided into thTes
C) equal annual instsllments as au-
thoriZed by said Statutes Of the state OF
oklahoma for such cases made and pro.
vided: that the assessments shall bear
interest at the rate OF eight 90 per centum
per annum, payable annually at the time
OF the payment Of the several installments
Of the said assessments, from the date Of
tho taking effect OF this ordnance, that
together with the accrued interest on the
deferred installments shall be payable on
remaining deferred instaliments With the
yearly interest on the unpaid instauments
shall be payable on the 18th day OF De-
cember OF each succeeding year until all
Provided. however that any OF the own
ers oi the lots or parcels Of land 80 as-
sessci may ut any time during tho four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
OF ahe first publication Of this ordinance
pay to the city Auditor Of the city OF
Tulsa, the full amount OF the assessm INT
40 levied against their same lots and per-
cells OF land and thereby release such
property from the Hen Of such assessments
SECTION 4; That this ordinance shall
DO published for twenty-nine t2s) conseou-
tive days, In the Tulsa Daily World. a
newspaper published in Tulsa. Okla: that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and re-
garded as sufficient notice to all persons
Interested In the assessments hereby levied
by the terms of this ordnance.
SECTION 3: That all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances In conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed.
SECTION 6: That an emergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
and safety; by reason whergof this ordi-
nance shall take effect from sad after Its
passage, approval and publication,
PASSED, ANA the emergency clause
ruled upon separately. and approved this
Stn day OF April 1871,
APPROVED. this Sth day ~ April, 1921
J. NJ. ADKISON,
Mayor pro tenn.
Attest:
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved.
FRANK z. DUNCAN.
city ATTORNEY
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STYLES KILL CURFEW LAW
Chicago Police Can't Tell Whether
Girls are Under 10 or Not.

CHICAGO, May b.--present dress
styles make It impossible to enforce
Chicago's new curfow ordinance
which goes into effect tomorrow.
Chief OF Police Fit2morris announced
today.
ITS impracticable, hc said '1
don't know how a policeman, what
with present styles and 40 on, Is go.
ing to he able to tell. say, whether
n girl is over or under 10 years of
age. To my mind responsibility for
enforcement of curfew laws is upon
parents"
The ordinance requires all children
under l6 years Of age To he Off the
st"~"'s hctwcon 10 y. m. and & a. IN,
unless accompanied by parents,
guardians or responsible adult auth
GRITTY, or engaged in lawful ocCupa-
lion requiring them to be out after
The prescribed hour.
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----7-----7-777---7---7717-7-
Bank Has -Four Millions
To Loan to Farmers

OMAHA, May 5.---The federal
land bnnk Of Omaha which has
made no loans for moro than yenr
because of litigation against the
farm loan act, opened for business
today with si,000,O00 to loan on
farms In Nebraska, Iowa, South
Dakota and wyoming. Il was an
nounced by d. II. Hogan, Its prosi-
dent.
Mr.. Hogan said applications for
loans through various associations
representing tho bank. already re-
coived, would take up all tho money
available at present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
EAT BILLION PIES A YEAR
That's Record for Americans, says
Sneaker ~ Pastry Meet.

CHICAGO. May o. French pas.
try and other "hlghfnllulln" dcs-
sorts have not crowded the good
o.d fashioned American pic or the
family tables of tn united states.
l. NJ Stiokot of Cleveland told the
national association Of pic bHkcrH
hero today ono billion pies year
are built ana consumed IN tho tuit
ed states Stickcrt said.
Chicago ~ the greatest pic eat
ing city in the world. Sti,kcr said
'CitizonB Of Chicago cat $1,000 pies
every day
Tho pie bakers from all parts uf
the United States viii determine
upon a standardized nllng for pie,
that viii eliminate glucose, starch
and similar materials now used by
some bakers.
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q. G. Tailor Ends own life.

oKLAHOMA CITY. May g.
Frank Noska, a tailor. was found
dead In a bathroom across "A han
from his workshop here late today.
lie had been shot through the head.
Coroner A. W. McWuHams pro-
noupced the case suicide. G. II.
willis, Noska's employer. said he
had been confined IN the hospital
for insane at Norman, but was re-
leased when II was believed his CON
dition was normal, Mental dcrange-
ment was believed TO have been tho
'ause for his act.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-06
Another Record Egg
Laid by Tulsa Hen

Speaking about extraordinary
cgrs. Miss Fannie Biddison. who has
entered the chicken business this
spring for both amusement and
profit. probably wins all the medals
for tho sigo of the eggs .aid by her
hsnB. She exhibited ono to The
World Thursday which weighed
five and threc-quarter ounces. and
measyred In circumference seven
and three-quarter inches by uinc
and ono-haif inches. Miss Biddison
declines TO disclose her purpose. but
II II understood from reliable
source that sho IL secretly propagat 81
ing n now breed OF chickens with
the object OF selling eggs by the
pound instead of the old fashioned
dozen system
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LEGAL

furnIshed ny the Guy engineer aud esch
bid must BE- accompanied BY separate
certified check on some solvent bank,
banking houss or trust company In an
smDuut equal to five 90 per cent 81 the
amount OF the approximate total cost uf
tho work based upon tho bids with which
submitted. The Board Of Commissioners
Of said city reserves the right 20 reject
any and on bids and bidders are eau
toned to observe ntl the conditions set
out VA the specifications and bidding
sheets.
BIDS received a. aforesaid viii he con
sdofed by the Board % G1Wruissi1ners
a. a meeting to be held at the city Hali
in the Clty ~ Tulsa. oklahoma at .
o'clock q. m. Tuesday. May l7th, 1921.
All bids are required to be placed on
file In the 'tty Auditors office for IN.
spoction forty.eigtt hours after opening
before the award Or rejection % bids car
be made.
Tulsa, Oklahoma. May Sd. 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
ILIn A..LLlr.r
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tlty Attorney.
published in The Tulsa Daily World May
8, &, 7. and ., 1874. World Publishing
NOTICE.
tsealed Bids for street PavInG
Notice IN hereby given thG. In pursu-
ance of an order by the Board Of Com
nisioners Of the city of Tulsa, oklahoma,
sealed bids will be received at the office
OF the city Auditor OF said city until 3
o'clock p. m, Monday, May 10th, 1921,
for furnishing materials and performing
the work necessary In paving and other
wise improving In the manner and sub
ject 60 the conditions hereinafter set out.
the following described portions OF the
ioiii9wing ih r,, n'Insd TI sireSss ana avenues 10
LEWIS AVENUE from the North
line OF Hillcrest Addition to the North
line of Eleventh street. except inter-
section with seventh street The road
way thereon shall be 80 feet In width.
FIFTH tFourth) STREET from the
East line Of Lewis Avenue to the West
line OF College Avenue. The roadway
thereon shall be 20 feet In width.
SIXTH STREET, from the East line
Of Lewis Avenue to the West line Of
Delaware tGordon) Avenue. The
roadway thereon shall be 80 feet In
SEVENTH STREET from tho West
line OF Lewis Avenue to the Fast line
OF Florence (kerrl Avenue. The
roadway thereon shall be SO feet In
width,
FOR further details as to the material.
plans and method OF construction to be
used in improving said streets ana ave
nues bidders are referred to the plans
and specifications therefor approved by
| the Hoard OF Commissioners and to the
| resolution adopted by said Board deolar'
| ing the necessity OF and providing for the
| improvements Of said portions OF said
| streets and avenues. said resolution
plans and specifications are on file IN the
office OF the city Auditor ana copies oil
said resolution will be furnisher upon
| application therefor at the ottlCe OF tht
| city Auditor.
| The entire cost Of said improvements or
said portions of said streets and avenue,
and each ~ them shall be apportioned
to and levied and assessed against the
| therefor and the owners thereof In ac'
! cordance with the provisions OF Article
Is OF the Charter OF the city Of Tulsa
| Oklahoma, and payments 20 the con
| ing said assessments.
| The contractor to whom tho contract
! may be awarded will he REQUIRED TO pro
! cure the signature of surety company
approved by the BOARD of Commissioner
| of the city Of Tulsa. to the contract
! guaranteeing the construction In the sun
1 OF 100 per cent, and -n indemnity bon,
| signed by surety company approved bI
| the Hoard OF Commissioners of the Citj
| OF Tulsa Of not less than 100 per cent o.
! the contract price, provided said sutet,
company shall not be liable on said boh(
| to exceed Twenty-Five Thousand N2b,OO0'
| Dollars for indemnity growing out OF am
| one accident, and statutory bond a.
required by the laws of the state o
tho price bid In the proposal. exclusive o
| the engineering and advertising charges
| all ot said bonds to be executed by tn,
/ contractor and the surety or sureties ac
/ ceptable TO the BOARD Of Commissioner
| OF the city OF Tulsa, and thu city o
tulsa TO be made party Of the mird par
in said bonds
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Studen Fight 10 Keep
old Aggie Head in Fails

Hy AaFoolated prehs Rate Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May The
state hoard OF agriculture will con-
tinuo It's support OF J II. Eskridgo,
recently elected president Of tho
oklahoma A. a NJ. college at still
water, despite reported opposition OF
students and alumni Of the institu-
tion, It yas declared today by John
A. Whitchurat, president OF the
board He said the board was glad
to ronllHn that the outgoing presi-
dent IL Loyalty supported by tho
Students" but this "wll not influ-
oncc tho board In lts decision to in
stall Doctor Eskridge as successor
20 President Cantwel..
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FORT WORTH, Texas, May s.
Ramon Little, is. went to the Texas
state penitentiary at Huntsville to-
day lie was taken by his father.
william Little, veteran police Of
ticer. Recently Ramon committed
robbery on the very night that his
father was patrolling the city to pre-
vent crime. As a special favor to the
elder Little. he was permitted to
take his son to the penitentiary as
the only guard.
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Sell Confiscntcd Property.

over $d0O worth OF confiscatod
property was sold at public auction
I'm the courtroom of~the police sta
ton Wednesday afternoon. BiCy-
cles, rcvulvcrs trunks. bedclothes
ana various other articles were sold.
one safe, which was confiscated in
"A roomnE house on First street In
n liquor raid, brought $25.
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LEGAL


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Of
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OF cost the
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and Co
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LEGAL

| May 3 S 1872 world
NOTICE OF HEARING ASSESSMENT
IMPROVEMENT DlsrRCT NUMBER
OF IN.
the
the concrete NNhl
the baneps
whch inude
In running
OF o North line Of cher Street ~ Wv
n isd has by
the
and other liable
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out. Including all necessary grading. curb-
ing. Ruttsring. draining storm sew"fe,
nsnholes and other work end nHtetlnls
20 be done IN accordance with the plans
ana Specifications furnished by the tlty
Engineer a. may be determined BY mo
board " Cont nmlesioners upon bids sub
SECTION >. the owners of street
railway or steam railroad tracke travers-
ing or crossing any OF The sald portions
- said streets and avenues 10 be iu'
proved under the provisions Of this reHU
luton snail be required a. the cost ana
expense ~ such owners to grade. pave
by this resoiution. the portion - the road
ways on said streets and avenues, 70
quifed ny law TO be graded. paved am
otherwise improved by the owners Of sni1
tracks
That the cost ~ said improvements on
said streets and avenues and each 81 them
exclusive 81 tho portions thereof to he
improved by the owners Of said street
railway or steam railroad tracks as
aforeasid. shall be borne and psd b.
IA. owners Of the property benefited BY
such improvements on the portions of
said streets and avenues hereby ordered
TO bN improved. That etclusiye ot the
owners Of said street railway or steam
railroad tracks. the entire cost ~ SAID
improvements on said portions of said
streets and avenues, and each of them,
shall bo proporttqped to ana levied and
assosaed against tho abuttinR property
liable 10 assessment therefor, and the
provisIops 81 k,,iri. q ~ ihc cbsrt,r ~
The city Of Tulsa. oklahoma.
SECTION 4. That the city Engineer
be- and he IN hereby directed to prepare
FOR such Improvement the neccusary
plans. plats. profiles and spec cficetions
ana estimates Of cost and 60 return the
same 10 this Board on or bef0ro the goth
day of May. 1921. such plans HpetifiCa-
tions and estimates Of costs shall be in
accordance with tho provisions Of this
resolution and shall prescribe tho char.
aCter and amounts of the C1nstructlon and
maintenance bonds TO be required Of the
aucccssful bidder in the conHtruction ~
said Improvements and maintenance
thereof Tor period Of not less than
five go years from the date OF tho com
plctlon thereof
SECTION 3 That the further t"rme
and provisions Of tho contract for the
construction Of tho improvements herein
contemplated between the contractors TO
whom the contract may be awarded and
tho city Of Tulsa, shall be determined by
this Board IN accordance with Article 3
Of the charter OF the City OF Tulsa,
aforesaid.
sECTTDN g. That tho aOth dav oi
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rth In ting In o Mrs Fn
= ~ n said shal %
SEAMAN. CITY Auditor.
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UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No, ass.
Next meeting saturday May IS Z r. m,
Is, 4. hall 10 y Eaat second, Initiation.
rs Candidates. old members and every
members night
NJ. II. pOUNpaTONE, s., &.
CltAS. A. MYERS. scc'y
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a tract OF land described as follows: Begin
east corner of Lot !, B'k. 70. Original
Northorly along line parallel to the
line parallel to the North line Of First
800; thence Southerly along line pal
line of Boston Ave. a distance Of 2i0' to q
of Lot II, Blk. 70. Original Townaite. the
North line of Blk. 40. original TOwusite
to the place OF beginning.
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a tract Of land described as follow
Northeast corner OF Lot /, Blk. ~
thouce Northcrly along a limo parable
Detroit Ave, a distance OF 240'; the
line parallel to North limo of First S
thence Sputherly along line paral
OF Cincinnati Ave. distance OF -
cor. Lot 4, Blk. "a, Original Town.
along the North line Of Blk. "a, origin
Of 500 to the place OF beginning.
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ls. FRANk SEAMAN. &c Audlto.
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,Puhnshed IN The Tusa uany World April
e 70 -. u.s. las i, iss i2 20 81, a.
g. ,b 9. 7. :. D. and 10. isgi world
Publishing COMPANY PubitshorsI
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
SHOW APPRECIATION

II is customary for most citizens 10
'lambast" the city and county boards
when they think these underpaid and
-paid-atall officials are wanting IN
public spirit or have shown too much
zeal in eXpendlng the taxpayers
money Seldom does the average cih-
zen give anything hut grudging praise
for zealousneSs and wisdom In conduct
ing the public business.
For instance: The board OF county
commissioners is laying the foun ia
ton for a public garden in the two
blocks that surround the court house
that would have made an Athenian
planter Of a classic grove famous thru
all the ages Here are hundreds OF
trees that will shade the heads Of Old
age and youth for the years 10 come,
and grass and flowers 10 delight the
senses of those who may have any
senses beyond taste for tequila.
And the city fathers have taken pos
session Of the two fractional lots sur
rounding the community swimming
pool and have planted thereon pleas
ant grove. have graded thc grounds IN
front Of the pool and laid out winding
walks. In the not-toO-distant future
the lot In the rcur of the swimming
pool will he equipped with a high wall
with secure gate, into which the
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
SHUT OFF THE WHISTLE


The chief trouble with most of us In
this country Is that we are sitting
around waiting for prosperity TO be-
gin" 30, ..' t4..
$. NJ. Maclain, president Of the Bald
win Locomotive Works To-, says: I'm
afraid Of the establishment Of the de-
batting society. trs n business institution.
Too much aavisiha resulty In finding
the various ways that things cannot be
done" ~ --- 49,
Golfers saws: prosperity will not
be started by salesmen on the road who
lose their own nerve, To silly rnmor.
and travel ON through the country leav-
ing hehind them n wake Of gloom, de-
PRECISION and lost confidence.
National prosperity Is hut the sum
total Of a lot of littlei Individual pros
perities. As individuals we have
weathered deflation without one Of our
old-time American panics But we
have not vet realized, as individuals,
That we win have 10 think prosperity
and work for prosperity IL we want
prosperity
II we want prosperity we can not be
like Abraham Lincoln's "lirtle trifling
steamboat that used 10 20 putting
about on the Sangamon river with sew
en-foot whistle on a five-foot boiler.
so that every time the whistle blew the
| boat stopped"
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Rann-dom Reels
By HOWARD L. RANN
OTIIELLO

~ THELLO was a violent specimen
~ Of brunette manhood who was
written mp by w. Shakespeare after
he had departed this life, and IT was
safe 10 do so. Nobody wrote up Othel-
10 while he was In the flesh without
being assailed by remorse and a
torps Of trained nurses.
othello was a large man with 4
muscled exterior and feet which had
TO be fitted out OF stock. He was a
great warrior and was sent into
Turkey every once in a while to In
crease the death rate. Turkey at
that time was animated by the same
humane and law-abiding instincts as
those which now endear her 10 the
civilized world. 1t was on his re-
turn from a depopulatlng mission to
Turkey that 0thello met Desdemona
and married her az one OF the largest
church weddings OF the season. For
& time It seemed as II the wedding
would have to be postponed, as Desde-
MONA wanted ore OF her close per-