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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
D0WNP0UR FAILS
TO SPOIL OPERA

CONTINUED rpoM rAGr ruvp
NO one. She was saving her NuiD,
Tor last night Georges Baklauuit
was seeing Tulsa Yesterday. Madame
Rosa Euisa. with h,r husband
'imiui would hc charmed to tnlN
at o'clock yesterday. o. O'Clock
came. and 80 ala the aspiring jour
unlistic one, hut Madame Raisa. SOB
her nuid informed the drcu,h,d
and oNpcctaut reporter below. "uu
come back" \ free swim with No
goal Tho experience ol another
World reporter "a year ago Whuu
Madame MaUcuucur having malu
a eimilur CuEJEcmrut. 'uu come
back repeated. II was raining hard
that daN, too.
Lena Cn,nlicri Not singing.
tucicn Muruturc. distinguished
French tenor aud hi- h'auuul
wife. Lena CHVdlicrl were iu the
lobby ct tho kctrhum. Through the
medium OF MIR Hura'or"s score.
tary u Il. Bourdiu, who is also his
personal physician. IL was learned
that MI Muratoro. liking Tulsp nu-
dicnccs very much, regrets exceed -
iugly that he was not 10 sling here
mis- time, hc hopes. however. 60
come again some time Win
Madame Muraturo he expects to 30
to Paris and to their homo bon N'c'
ana Rome this summer, returning
in October for concert tour of
two weeks before beginning his 80
week contract with the Chicago
Opera association. His favorltc rnlc
Is that created for him hy foyricr
I'm his "Munna wanna Fcyr.cr. ",
Murntorc's secretary said, is creating
another roio fnr him in . n'W opera
that Mr. Muratoro expects perhaps
viii be given 1t premier In Now
ork next season perhaps not until
lnter. Madame CAVALIER. lovely iu
her sablcs and Closc-fittng little
black hat. smiled charmingly and
gesticulatcd with a quaint little gcR-
mrc TO the secretary In answer 10
questions put to her. no, she ~ not
singing this season, and she has done
no pictures since The Crushed
Idol" made in their home between
Monte carlo and Nice last fall, But
while she talked about herself when
she was asked TO, it was about her
husband his enthusiasm about golf
and baseball--ho is to see a baseball
game ia DALLAS. and he is excited
about it--that she is most vivacious
about. And Mary Garden
"Ah, sho is the wonderful al
rector, She will do big things next
year."
So, you see, It was Mary Gardens
day yesterday and this Is her story,
after all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
LEGAL.

Punlishod ln ths Tulsa pouy world,
!. 4 &, 70 ~ 2 "a =. y @ "
nr2}ln., World tuullsnius company
oRprNANcr so. uss
An Ordinance Go apportion. levy
a.a e's'gs egeeal tasea 10 payment
o., me .".i 81 cr9ustrqctlng sanitary
established by ordnance No giIG'
"nd dryIaiiug an emergency.
NiIi,,AS IN rurslsr-- " tho proyi.
vhRnoWn ana tho rtatutcs OF the state
provided thc said Cit- u russ dld BY
st#GR 'psrRlcF asS'''i ia r"' and ,i''s,t,9 stts1
s'',|s s,,l1ss n"''a,'a s,H"ty To- construct
No. 2llC. ana ou The lsth iat Of iS0uary.
lF-l, let to ''W~turt HWrdlcN Company.
odnstrDrtiog q, s'',s,g ,a,,. con,rs,t TO, nc
In SEWER DISTRICT 40. ii5. and
WHEREAS Ia pursuance of salo con.
tihtL Hhii tomstoyk .NWe1tsv Company
~ said sEWER DIsTRitr No IA ana
tho work uui'r said contract has been
nror ana the b6afd " tommlss,onsrs 81
tho 'ip of Tulsa. and,
WHEREAS In further pursuance ~ thu
HtntutrH ~ tho state of Oklahoma. afare.
said, aud under tho terms of thr chatter
" the sald ,lty ~ ruisa. nkishoms. II
N dermvd necessary br 'hs Hoard Of
toWmi-riouofs NJ tnt Iity uf Tmsa 10
levy and assoss special taS upon tho
properly liable ~ sascsHnent In said
nnwEh nls,Tiicr No. ita BY reason Of
The construction Of said sewer and to pay
Tor the same, and.
WIlEItEAA, tho total coat OF the con
stuctton ~ said sewer in said grM ttU
niSlNltT No. l1a including extras have
been asC"ttatned aud ts hereby declared
90 be the sum Of ttl57sS ali Of which
iH 10 be levied by special assassnants
AGAINST the lys and rarceis of land bene
In SAID SEWNH ptSrHtCT No. ma. and
WliEhEAS, all legal requirements have
bcen compiled with 10 authorize tho levy
OF the asseHHments against naid lots and
parcels of land no liable for the cost of
.onstIuction ~ sald sewer In ssid SEWER
DISTRICT no. l7S, In the amounts here
matter specified In Section 1 OF this Ordl-
nance,
NOW, TUEREroRE. nv IT ORDAINED
nl THE HOARD OF MMtsSIONEVg
of THE CITY OF TULSA OKLA.
SECTION That there shall be. aud
there IL hereby appoTtloned 90 and levied
upon ana aHHeSscd against the several
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
( DISTRICT NO. l7s In the city of Tulsa,
Ohlahumh. 10 benefited by the conatrue.
ton OF said saver. tns amounts Teapeo
lively No follows. to-wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY March 2i -.CRttls --
Receipts l. 900. beef steers mostly Is to
Csc higher. some up more. quality poor;
top $3.50; bulk sS2OHs7j. she stock
d725: good heitors ti.7.5as25; Gamers
aud calves steady; best Vealers $3.50,
bulls strong. stockcrs ana feeders steady
to strong.
Hogs Receipts 5000 open e5 to IOo
higher, close 30 To- 75c higher spots up
more. top 80 so; bulk 1880 1850, pigs
20 to J0c higher. good and choice fat
pigs li.0Onit.5O
Sheep Receipts iO.5Oo. market steady;
ewes f6.S5; lambs uneven. mostly csc
higher, top 1910.
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SECTION q That the assessments
iorcd lots ana parcels o. land an are are hspssy so
declared 20 be a lon upon sgoh lots and
parcels OF land 70 Tn. same esiAnt ns other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
IN tho same manner as other taxes Ia and
for tho city of Tulsa Oklahoma. arc coll
SECTION 3, Tha, all aasesstn.nt.
hereby levied shall bo divided into three
tal equal annual inataliments as author.
OKLAHOMA for such cases made ana pro.
yidedi that tho assessments shall hear
Interest At The ratio OF sight 80 per
the time of the payment OF The several
insailments q The said arsessrnents, from
nance. that the fret instaliment OF said
,,,,.,d, s.nsssnent"; NJ toss,hsr With iho are,usd
be payable on the 18TH dsy OF Deoem bcr,
1891. ana the remaining deferred INSTALL
ments, with the yearly Interest on thu
unpaid inhtallnentH. shall b, payable on
tho 18th day Of December. Of each sue
ceoding year until all shah DO paid.
Provided. nowever that any. OF tho
assessed may at any tins during I've four
80 consecutive weeks following the day
Ss cav ne to '.. TseS9R SSS,oS Of o. h1 ,6 's
Tulsa. tho full amount Of the assessments
so levied sreinst their asld lots and par
property from the lien OF such assess.
mentH
SECTION 81 That this ordinance shan
w phbllNnfu lVf NNfnNNHn HnlnF consecutive
days, In thr Tulsa Daily world news.
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
the publication Of this ordinnnco as re-
quired by law shall be taken ana res sded
- sufficient notice to all persons inter.
ssted IN the asseraments hereby levied by
the terms OF this ordinance
SECTION Q. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed
SECTION g. That an emergency exists
for the pfesefvation OF the public health
and eafety, by reason whereof this ordi.
nance shall take effect from and after
its passage. approval and publication.
PASSED, ana the emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon neparately and approved this
ith day ~ Msrch, 1871
APPROVED. this 9Th day Of March.
1921,
r. ID. EVANS.
Attest Mayor
MRS. FRANZ SEAMAN.
cry Auditor
PRANK y. DUSCAS,
city ATTORNEY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO, March 2I.--Cattic--Reseipt
! G O0O beef steers slow, uneven; early
sales to shippers steady to strong; bulk
strong to csc higher. bulk fat cows and
heif,rs t5.7ja7.50; Gamers and cutters
largely s2.00di.5O; bulls steady; bulk
s5g5ffG.25: calves slow. lower; bulk
vealers $4,000 il.OO stockers and feeders
steady.
Hogs-Rcceipts $500: light and butcher
mostly IS to 25c higher. others slow.
mostly steady to 2bc higher than Satur-
days average top tii.75 early; bulk 200
pounds down ftl.15Gli.6O; bulk 220
pounds up 50 2bml0.5O, pigs csc higher.
Sheep--Receipts 1900 market slow,
generally 25 TO soc higher. lamb top
shorn lambs $3.50; some held higher; bulk
fat wooled lambs early ss.5OdlObO; 100.
pound shorn yearllngs and twO's mixed
SG.75, no sheep sold early,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
(ottOnsecd Oh.

NEW YORK. March 2i.--Cottonseed oil
advanced to 20 points through covering
IN the early upturn In other markets, but
prices slipped back later In tho absence
Of any real improvement In trade condi'
tions Closing bids were l point higher
20 . net lower for active deliveries, Sales
prime summer yellow spot 6.O0c; May
5.tjc; July 70ici September 725c. all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

NEW YORK. March el.-Prime merean-
me paper 7iad7a, per cent; exchange
steady; sterling, 6-day bills and eommsr-
r,erciaI Sa-day bills 3s6A demand
3ylA: cables 3.e2ls. -
Francs Demand ss7; cables 500
Marks-Demand lb2 cables lo1
mana 3il5. Brazilian demand lbl2 49,.
New York exchange on Montreal l2H
GoyeTnmsnt bonds Irregular; railroad
bonds easy. .a -, ,
months Clz % per cent.
cali money easier. high ga low q;
ruling rate 64i closing bid g. offered a.
Cig. last loan b. bank accep'ances -
DOR lCnl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Want Ads
Rates and Information

INC per word per time
heven insertions for tho price Of siI.
Minimum space "a words.
10 per word por day when copy runs
bne month without change.
Advertisements set IN capitals double
Itire
Minimum amount one time $50.
hpsriai contract rates for s.-lneas
,dveftisinG op request.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are dus
ana paysbis the same day first 'n-sr-
ton OF al appears IAN out-of- own
want ads and all wanted TO rent. sit
nttions wanted. wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively cash
u advance
ELEPHoaE WANT ADS are
charged AT ,na same rate as casb sds
snd collections viii be made at your
home Or office as soon after first mi.
seriion MS possible This Ia an aS-r
eommodstion service and psypsB,,
should he made promptly when bii, 70
pres"ntod, hlwaya hsk your teIephons
sd 20 bo repeated hack to you bv the
telephone sd taker to make sure that
" has been correctly taken. The World
eabnot assume responsibility for errors
~ any kind occurring In taIsphone
advertisements
Under no circumstances sfo ", 70
'ponrible for crtors IN any sdvsrtise-
men, unless reported Immediately ftsr
urst Insertion No reduction in cost Of
an 81 VIII be made uniets error de.
stroys vaius OF Ad
Phone 6000
ASK FoR WANT AD DEPARTMENT..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Chicago Futures.
nnan HtEh
Fort worth Livestock.

FORT WORTH. Texas March e..
30; cows and heifers s3.5Op $50; calves
{9.00Gl000. .,or,
Shscr-Rscelpts 500: lambs $500 a 500
wstifsrs t5OOH6.OO; ewes i9.0OI5oO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Kansas civ Ca,h Grain.

KANSAS CITY March .l.--Cash WheaI
10 &c higher; No, l hard VI b2 n l,bJ
30. 2 yLisql.G2; No red N.J5, No :
Sl5t -. .
corn unchanged TO Nc higher; No, :
b7q5Sc: No. 56i. 5siaci No. yellow
S6 &c. No. 2 55ia % Soc.
oats unchanged to i,G hlsheti NO
white 4ltsc; No. mixed NOc.
Receipts wheat 27S cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Oklahoma Livestock.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March ls.-Cattle =
Receipts 100. market steady steers
si.s9as50. cows and heifcrs S2.5Om6:5 80
S3.75m7OO.
HoEs-Receipts 800; market higher;
top ss.15; bulk ;9.50ns.7O,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
FIND MYSTERY IN
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Now Doubt That Okmul-
gee Woman Shot Man
and Then Self
EXPECT ARREST SOON
Police Third Party Involved
in Shooting; Slain Mans
Father Probes Case
ny A.soclalea rtc,. state wIrs.

by Associated prcsa state Wire.
OkMiLGEE. Okla, March 2l.--
Police. shcriffs' officers and private
detectives investigating the death OF
John Sartan. son Of prominent
contractor, and the shooting OF Mrs
Helen Nickers. divorced wife OF a
plumber hero. late Saturday night
stated tonight that they have virt
tually abandoned the theory thst
Mrs. Nickcrs fired the shots which
killed SartHln and later sent a bull
let into her own breast. Police in
timatcd that an arrest might be
made soon but refused TO indicate
what clues Me arrest viii be based
upon further than 90 state that
there is evidence that a third party
Is implicated ia the affair
woman IL Unconscious.
Mrs. Nickers was reported at the
hospital tonight to be "scmi-con-
scious' but so far as ~ known,
she has made no statement Her
former hsubaud has been at her
bedside almost constantly since early
sunday morning, when, ne says. he
was informed OF the tragedy by the
fRAAAfH III ~ NAbttlllihA ANiliEnN Nv
declared that he did not believe
tCdt his wlfo had fired the shots.
but further than that he declared he
knows OF no reason why an sttempt
should be made to kin his wife and
Sartain. He admitted. according TO
police, that ne knew Of the relations
that have existed between his for
mer wife and sartain and confirmed
the statement OF Sartain's wife that
Sartain IL the father of Mrs. Wick
ers lO-months-old child and that he
has been caring for this child at his
own home. The divorce decree was
granted Nickers only two months
ago.
Mrs. Sartain, widow OF the slain
man, said today in an interview,
that she also knew of the relations
existing between her husband and
tho NiChers woman. and declared
that her husband had contributed
sums of money to the supper; o: the
baby, but that recently she had
given him his choice of choosing be-
tween Mrs. Vickers and herself.
Man Chose His wife.
81 called Mrs. Vickers to my
house. Mrs. Sartnin said. "and
asked John to choose between US.
lie told me that he loved me and
would remain with me. Since then
he has been trying to break off his
relations with the other woman. but
she persisted in following him ana
begging him to go and live with
her"
Officers are investigating reports
OF quarrels between Sartain and n
man who is said to be "A whisky
dealer. in which threats are alleged
/! 70 have been made against Sartain's s
life. Taxicab drivers are also being
questioned in regard 10 night parties
in which Sartain, Mrs Vickers a
man named Jake Phclan and an
other woman figured last Thursday
and Friday
Il. l.. Sartain, father OF the dead
man, IL reported to have employed
private detectives to assist in gath
oring evidence In the case,
Il don't believe the woman killed
my SON. the older Sartain tx quoted
as saying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

WICHITA, Kan. March lT.--Hogs-Re'
celpts 900; mraEet SC higher; top $3.50;
bulk f9.lOd9sO.
Cattle-ReceIpts 1000; market slow and
wenk; butcher steers f.50IS.50, butcher
cows and heifer So so. stockers and feed
ers f45OHS.5O: calves Sb.bO1s.oO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

Mhffh ~ ~. a. 20 anu 90 INtlt Z nv
notice
lssaled BidA 10, street Paving
Notice lH hereby given that IN puraua
auor of an order by the B1srd ~ COM
missionrfs ~ the City " Tulsa, Dklahgma,
sealed bids will be received ~ the offra
o'clock 3 m, Thursday, March 3lst 1871
for Furnishing materials and performing
Wise improving In the manner ana sub
Irrt 90 the conditions hereinafter set out.
,ng tgIlowog d''rrlooi pG,,ions , 9f '9s
'''' YS5ji'K2Tfo1@S#s' 1@S#s'' &l"yfE,SgE u.iodeu
Fincenth su-st ~ The south line o.
HluokH -Four 90 and fiyr 90 LIB
u'y Place Maywgod Addition in
sINrEE%rH PLACE tBungaIow
pnycJ from the east me, o. Victor
10 tho CITY NJ Tulsa. oklahoma,
sIXTEESTlI sTREEr from tho
., M' ing noe %, b";ra,, S'si hyeaos In Hagis Si
rarr Addition 40 the cry of TUBA
'rE0EIA AvENuE from the south
llun ~ Second street 20 the South
limo ~ hE'r street
That certain alley m BLOCK 100,
Original Town running North and
south through sald hiogE IRON the
south line - hgcgnd httest To the
Eorth line Of Thifi Street
rur further details az 10 the material,
ufuus ana method ~ construction ~ be
used iu Improving said streets and ave-
MUGS bidders are referred 20 the plans
aud apccifiCagpna therefor approved ny
the Board o. Commissioners and % tho
resolution adopted by said board declar-
InW tho necessity - ana providing for the
Rnuroyemcnt % said portions ~ said
streets and avenues. said resolution.
plans and specifications are on fiie iu the
Office ~ the City Auditor and copies OF
said rerolution VIII be- furnished upon
application therefor ht the office Of IN.
JIiy Auditor
The entire cost Of said improvements on
Ha 10 portions ~ said streets and avenues
and each ~ them snail be apportioncd
90 ana levied and assessed against the
abuttiug property liable 10 assessments
therefor and he owners thereof IN ao
c0riancs with tho provisions " Article
y. of tho Charter 81 the CITY of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and payments 20 tho com
tractor VIII be made IN tax bins eyidcncs
ING said aasoHsmeuts
The contractor 10 whom the contract
may be awarded win b, required 10 pro-
cure tho signature Of a surety company,
approved BY the Board VI Commissi9nefs
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. March ll.-butter higher.
creamery extras 45izc; standards 4ssc'
eggs lower. receipts 2S,626 cases, firsts
2isc: ordinary firsts 10000, at mark.
case. Included. gia2iiac.
Poultry alive higher fowls ssc. springs
3tc
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DELUGE FLOODS
MANY STREETS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR

CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR
few minutes before at Admiral and
Xanthus, when a buggy in which he
was riding was struck by car
driven by Sam NOwak, 80 North
Yorktown OF the MidCo supply COM
pany. The buggy was demolished,
and Miller suffered a wreuched
back and other bruises, while his
wife, who was also in the buggy.
and Bedford Goodwin, 1903 East
Hodge, were uninjured. Miller's in
iuries were not serious. The horse
also escaped injury. Nowak was
later booked at police headquarters
on charge OF reckless driving.
Shortly after midnight last night.
the heavy blanket OF clouds which
most Of the day had hung over Tulsa,
hegan to drift to the horizon and
showed signs OF disappearing. About
l o'clock this morning several clear
patches had appeared and stars
were twinkling, Indications were
at an early hour for a clear day.
Cioudburst IL Recalled.
The heaviest rainfall in Tulsa oc-
CURED during "Cloudburst' on the
evening of June s, 1919, when In
four hours six inches of water fell.
Houses in the south end OF the city
were washed from their foundations
cars were carried In the flood for
several blocks, sections Of paving
were washed out and great deal
Of damage and suffering caused.
Many Of the residences at that time
were completely flooded.
In October Of 1920, according 20
official records. 4,05 inches Of water
, fell in one day, but aside from
flooding several streets, no great
damage was done at that time. The
heaviest rainfall in 1920 was on
March 25, when 2.5l inches fell in
"A 24-hour period. A total Of 4.36
/ inches fell during that month.
| by Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March Ell
/ The forecast for tonight included the
statement that II would probably be
/ freezing In the extreme southeastern
| part OF the state. Clearing weather
was forecast with the prediction that
tonight would be probably fair. To-
morrow II to be warmer, the fore
/ cast says.
Asked IL fruit would be in imme-
date danger, j. +, Slaughter. head
OF the bureau, said
I "Its a $3.50 chance. II the
frDeze actually comes, II will hurt
fruit In the southeast corner, but
we are not certain the temperature
will be that low,
The cold wave came from tho
; northwest, according TO the bureaus
reportS 81
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ot the city of tulsa. go the contract
Eunruutecing tho CuuHtruCtion W the sum
~ 100 per cent and an Indemnity bond
signed hv surely company approved D"
y Tulsa of not icss than 100 per cent "
The contract price. provided rlld surety
company SHAH not be liable uu said bond
60 exceed Twenty tive ThuuHaud tt3j.eupt
Dollars fur indemnify erowlnr out - any
one accident, and statutory bond a.
Oklahoma. tho above 20 be based upon
DE price bid iu tho proposal exclusive -
tbU snEinretiuF and adNertlHiur charges.
nU ~ HHld huuls % ho executed by tho
contractor ard tho surety or surouoa ac-
.,ypSele 81 thy Hoard ~ '9wpm',s.s,loner,, ,.,.l
Tulsa 90 De made party % the third part
in HHid bonds
ulds must be- upon the proposal snoets
iurulnh"d hy the Cuy Engineer and cach
,rfilfled check on some solvent bank
amount equal tu fNc t5 Per cont of the
amount Ot the approximate total coHt -
'ho work. based upon the bids with which
-g"ni'tcd The Hoard ~ Cummissioreta
Uu} gud pu bids and bidders are cautioned
D" uhHrtto uIi the conditions set out In
tho 7ur.incationa ami bidding sheets
ilida received aa aforesaid will bc com
1d.fnN ht tho kuard nf Commissioners
ht q mrctlnr 90 be hoid 40 the city Han
w the 'ity ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma. at
"tln,k W. FRIDAY April lqt 1871
Az bids orc required 10 be placed on
iii" in tlr tiv AuditorH offlco for IN
7ugtilnu t1'tY-eiKht hours aft0r opening
n''o'o Ga" "wutd or rejection ~ bids can
Mrs FRANK SEAMAN
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Tulsa. Oklahoma March isih. 1921.
Mrs FRANK REAMAN
CIV Auditor

'iuhllahod ia. The rulsa Daily world
and 30, 1871 World Pubiahing Com
uuuy ruhlishcrsl
NprtCE no PROPERTY OWNERS
AND CONTRACTORS
irving lItCr. Sew Irving Place, Phillips
Sub divlalon. ctc1
blh. VIII ho Received ut the office "
lhr iUN Auditor, TULSA. oklahoma, uutu
nriygk y u. Thurvduy uhrcn aptn.
iN.l Tor the continuation of SANITARY
orw'f Including iatrrelg cnnnectlour'
and other uppuftruunoes Tor soviet pls.
,rrl No lic. ~ created ana established
hy Ordinance No et1a passed aud ep
prmN"d tho sih dHy ~ March. 1921,
flhnH pfOfiloH and spprifitptionh for
nppurtcnanroa have been adopted by the
Mayor aud Nutrd ~ Commissioners -
aald city Hnd are now on fllo In tho OF
hce of the cry EnEiuoer
hids must be made upon the on'cih
proposal sheets OF the tity ~ Tulsa.
The rights to reject any and an tbs
H. reserved TO the Hoard ~ commissioners
~ the city ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma.
certified check IN thr sum ~ ,bl
per cent of tho amount OF 'ha bid VIII
An bids will he opened and considered
ny tho Board Of CnmmissiunefH Of ssii
city at u meeting ~ said Hoard TO be
held IN tho city HAIL IN said City At >
O'clock -, m. on the i-t dny ot Arm.
Any ana all parties Interested arc
hereby notified that they may apprpr
and prolcat against or obi to stid pro.
posed improvements or any part ther"uf
or any matter or thinE In reittipn thnrc.
Commissioners ~ tho ist lay ~ Aptil,
MRS. FRANK sEAMAN.
city Auditor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

KANSAS CITY, MaTch tI',-tkt' I0
Tower. fret. isc; seconds l5c; butter un'
rhsnred; creamery 4jc. packing l5c.
Poultry unchanged. Hens 2s oEohes
k0c, springs soc, Toosters lbg-.c-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

NEW ORLEANS March - SPOT cot
ton steady. sales on the spot ~ bales
Ia arrive none: low middling S.25; mid
diirr / / 90: good mlddling 1876 receipt
g. 265 stock i07.S7. bales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

closed, aus tsO44: first A. $500 bid /;
second A. ss6.7S, first as $3.50 second
4iss $50 90, third i.s $50 is Sfourth as
Ss1lf. Victory SIS 1s7,es' Victory fss
$3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22

Chicago Potatoe'

NEW YORK. March 2i-Lsad dun
spot 1900 Zinc quleti East 81 LOUIS
delivery spot jt7bGAs5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-22
Indrurndcnt OIL stocks.

The closing bid and asked price. OF
ttependent OH stocks on the New fork
Arb market Monday, as reported o5
l5uston Fible a Co..