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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

SECTION ;. rha. the assaEsm-nt,
hereby levied against each Of the. above
bear interest at the rate of seven per
centum t7Gl per anuum and both prin
cipal and interest are hereby declared to
be a debt asainst the owners, Of tho
parcels of land prior TO all other Hens,
eeNHccspt the lien Tor state, county, ard
same shall be enforced and collected
az other ta'es In the Ciy of Tulsa. okla
appropriate judicial proceedings.
hereby levied against The above 30,
payable In ten tol anuua. installrn"nt+
Tb6g tn, fg,t 5,, ns,a'mrn' H T,,h 'n,eresl 70
shall be payable uTun tho ls' day ~
S'ptember. 1879. nHd one irstaIlment
shall bo payable on tn" ls' day of Sop
trmb"r o. each ~ the years 1928 10 1891
Mayor ana cry Auditor az" hereby au'
th"rizcd directed and ordered ro issue
ana deliver 10 ~" conta.'or assign -,
assessmsnts and Interest ~ r"rrin pro-
vlded. with iustslIm'ni coupons hereto
attsc he'd f5r the amounts maIlrinr each
payable at the office = the CummisHi0urr
Of Finance aud Revenue ~ tho CITY ot
IaPtefnncr ss a"cL 81 ,hc Wars iglg to iga}
both iu, |usive. and said 70. bills shat
be- dated tho date - 'he p"spF' - thls
sossed asniust said property. such an
amount nH shall De n'r'HsuTy 90 paF
reasonable attorneys fee nud sSp"ns" ~
described and specified. whore thrro shall
have been default IN the payment ~ sad
mont of any ~ them, and attorneys fers
have been incurred iU tho making ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
LEGAL.


UsI.a a-, IA 'ss saa T@'q 20 }., paw g,,l Ta5a Tgs
rRpiNANCE --isi
An .1tnauor ~ apportIou levy and
ass Oh. cost OF iupr9ylus portion
: &c. rstns'uu Avenue from the south
'''' .. seventh street to the North
"". Eleventh street, except inter-
90 Eighth and Tenth Streets,
H., within STREET lNTNu\ r.
DISTRICT no. $50. against the
H property the property Dene-
.. "'n'f property .|ah.r 10 a~-
s. ...' and the owners thereof 100
.IET lNpRDN EMtNr DIS
No. ESQ., and declaring an
.. q 'no Charter OF the City II
'.'' .H.r..ut. gin, blaf4 ui Com.
' sad CITY, did, by Rosuu-
rr.. '' o. necessary lp pave aud
ST. improve q portion o. Evan.
s. and sad board aid sot
49,, SAP. k'snlJtuu tine nature Hli
ON .n, wp1. mrnts 10 be- made
an. ''r'.on q Evanston Avenue
.' "fFHNcuHufs were 10 be
r. ".. and that said improve
.. 20 De- made according 'Y tho
..| SEsc.fCatuns Go be submitted
'E Engineer which said plans
~ ....a'..ns We're thereafter suh-
f 'aa said Engineer and duly
ltt'r duly .Iycrts tor s,alrd bids
L. .. Instruction of said improvements,
I 'aD. ".th the said plans and
r.". I.-AS & contract Tor the coustruc.
f'd improvements was duly
60. he Comstock Sm-i!cy Coz who
.a~ 't" bonds required uy law.
~. ..' city Engineer has pre-
.,a t.amlttrd and filed his written
mont containing the names pf tho
',. trws. corporations and estates
mart d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
LEGAL

,r faN li.. .. I, r.. ..tt..... ...,
n',, sry.'l.l aud '.rn,H .1. h.'lr
ur tho n,t.. ~ o.. ..'.., .l ..,.., .n..t.
nov. fhe .rlt On ,.u.H.u., ..t fu 100.
,.u.t ~ U.fuI,i.uf utI. .I..ri.. f. f.-..
,'' '9' Tow s..u,nH a'i '' nH ".
nny T." '. '"lEm.u 10. 'h. rn'lfo
II'"".llj' 'i ". 1. .Hs'', ..'N'..
i''s ~ Do. HN.' u' 'h' ..l.t .u which
ti.' ..t I- .... . H..l hnl ...a NJ ne
Z, a.i.N i.. .'". .' ut ..'"..' In
'h" rp mont "f HnN in''g W..' .r 10.
.'h- Do. 7'''. '.', n" .'''.'.l 70
tkiah0ua. 70 tt" holder W ur NN hl
s' r'Vn.~'- in wri'.Nr an' nr ."fHr.ri
.1l 60. 'ri F ara .'n"t. 'nI.r"
'.'.l hv.'y. inN ''" "Nn.r ~ Nl
ur"."r'N his hniH su". ssu'' u. 'Ha'gus
. s,., .r. ,...j,, ,n, n.... .in., .., 49,. no r
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r.., ,,, ,,, '" 'w".0'
.v.., .,k ,s ', ''' 'N'
ite tr, r.rht go .t.r... N
NOM tr. rrra.Y f.u.u vt... D. '.,'
uu.ut utnfIn,rt .r Ir..t..I,..., &
a reasonable sftarr,, . g., uI
D.l'r..I.u Whpf, trr .,...
wn.h saIi rors1utb.o attuiu.,s 'ao .,i
costs ~ objection shan Iu 200 .vtuf. o., .
'."' 'io t"N"v'u 'ug amounts ou1 ~. h,lu.O
~ u'i.' H'HE't
tut reasonable cost. ~ .aH..,., ,,.
g. 'N.,'d 'hr sum ~ s .0 I. .In, ,...
,u,tai an aWa,n, not T.. 49,.
r.a ..D p,r cent of mo nu. .,a, ~ ,'.
F. Imam. rt ir.taIIu.,t r t,',t... ' ..
a..ru,I Interest Thereon vn,rn loo. .. ,.s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

SECTION ? Tnat the aArcasuruis
hereby levied on each ot tho above mon
toned lots aud parcels u land are hereby
declared to ho u iun upun such lots and
parcels Of land to the same o,t'Lt H,
olher '"''S sn9 shan b" collected ana
taxes In ana Tor tho City uf Iulse, Ol,ia
huUH. are collected
SECTION g. That all ass'ssmcnt.
hereby levied shall be divided into throp
t5l equal annual iustaiiin'ris hH author
ifed hy said atHtutcs uf tn" state Of
yided, and the eHc.aIu.utH shall bear IN.
trr,Bt at IN" rate ut r'g'f go per ,rntuin
per snnuil. payable annually Ht tao timo
Of the payment Of the F'NlrpI install.
iucnta Of tGu aaid ssHurauDuiB from tho
date of the tsNiug ,ttrot ~ this ,ril-
nance. thht the ftst tusitlim"H, ~ shId
interest On the lefrIrod iuutalIIu,uts
small be payable on the lbth hHy uf DE.
ins'a!.mrnta WIN the y'arB Interest on
the UHpaid iUE'a!lUgnfs shall b, plBuble
On tnc lbth day IT December ~ each
succeeding y'sr uniil ali HhaIi De- pa'j.
Provided. however mat any ~ the
owners ~ the lots pr parcels uf land 80
aHscssrd roy at any time during tho
day Of tho fTs' publication Ut tuIa urdI-
nance pay to n" 'tty Auditor OF tho
sssrssmonts so lryi,I agaIust th.Ir sold
lots and parcels Dt laui and thereby rr.
lease such properly from the uon OF such
SECTION {. That tnIs Ordinance shall
be- DuhliHhod fuf Twenty nine CuHHuDuti,s
days. IN the Tulsa DHIy Hurld, - u,~r.
that 'he publication o. TINS ordinance as
required b. ia" shall be t0t"u aud 90.
sunH iut'rrsird IN tho asH,Hsiurrts htrrby
ieyli,,.d ~ ih' tonne u ms gf-luano'.
paris Df oIIi".h'os TO- '"u'u't VIII ihu
provisions pf uis ordinance. Iu-uttJ os
Sucn ."ni.i', 'Hs,A arc "'r"ny repealed
u Il .# D b b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

Sh'll l'N lH"t tnp Ns'-S'',' WIS
hereby levied against each OF IN" above
bear interest at the rate OF seven per
Ceutum Gf) per annum, and both rrin-
Ciral and interest are hereby declared to
be a debt against the owners OF the land.
and lien upon such lots and parcels NJ
land prior 20 all other liens, except the
lien Tor state. county and city taxes. from
this date, ana the same shall be enforced
and collected as other taxes IN the city
Of Tulsa oklahoma. are enforced and col
looted. or may De recovered and the lien
enforced by apur1Dri,tc iudlrlaI pruce,a.
SEcTICN a. rb., ,,o ,sscss,,,, ~, ,,
b.,eby i,yI,I sr,,,at ,bc 49,, 1rs-rth.,
w 80, -
"., ~. '','.' ~ tu 80 -
,'i"'' , 80" '''.., ' '",' -, 20, l''
49,, ~,
,. ,nr ,, Wv" va ,' Dn
,.e Nn.'' "Hs'N".'' .""I pe ,pa'ho.r
one irs,,'Iincnt thereon Win intnrcst On
49,. ,.,ni, .,,'c,,r, ..,,tn,, ,r,.,tt t
ia, d,,. .r,u hc ,,,.,hf. ,r tho i,, ,a,.
Of snptor,b.- nt ,Irt or m, v,,ra
l4.a ir IqqI ,,rsrruftvaly ho,h ir@
elusive and the NIayor and Ci,y Auditor
are hereby authorized directed and or.
tsrcd 20 issue and deliver 90 the ccrtrac-
tor. ayHruph'e and negotiable taN bills
provided. with instaIIUont coupons there.
| to attached fgr tha amounts maturing each
wear said amounts To- become due and
ravntIa At 'n, office Of the Comm lsslnuer
~ Finanro and U.vouuo ~ tho City ~
! -, - ,. ,.-. r4Ja a..
r4t, l,t ,rriuatyc and .,I tox buI,
sb.1I hc Jtt.d The date OF he massage Of
s.tG ordinance. and trrr, be- levied and
as.egscl against said pruperty. such an
amount as shall be necessary % pay ret-
s,n4bl, att,rn,y's fc, and o,pcnso nr col.
fo.tI,r az ~. same are hereinafter. dee
srrlbcI and sneciricd whore ther, shan
( have been default in tho payment u saii
tax bills or any Of thorn. or any install
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

r., OBJ. first time In tho history
o, Nh, United states women VIII
ts,p to vt.to the constitution Of "a
..i. WHEN the Louisiana cous'itu-
ro1ai 5.a..1t.on meets at New or
,o,os most February two women
t,ylng been appointed az delegates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
LECAL.S.

owners tt Tulsa tl..u.fua Aut
uuoo suDn failure ~ u. person t.n
whom such d.ItuIuluf install. ..n.rf .r Iu.
s'niIrsrfs .rr .luc tl IH, 80. a.I.. h..
fore o., ,Ari,augu " SAID five tfI l..s'
of ~. ,...iitr,. -, ,,,... ~, ,' wv
a. t.,.Ir,h.y. s.,.t,.y .,r ,....I,.,
and 3. NV d.. ,tt.,,., ,.. can,
s.rsl.. ..st. ., ,.r,.,.,, ,tr.. ,,.y
h,y, ls.r tp,ur,.a l., ,. h.tI.. ., .,,,h
"a, nj. ar "a, hu. -, ty D.t. ,,',.r,-.,
....Iat.t s,..,,, ,o ,
holder ~ no a., ,Ir .,,,c, e.. D.. 80,
raf.r ot r.. NAN. - 3D.. ,u, .g ...r.,
,r.n Nav, ,r .,t.tt o.. '...,.....',.. .,,,, ID,
any ,,u,, . .....,...,, .,,t.tt..t.n o.,
f,r..I... r, ... ..,., ..t , ,,I
ar Tax tHI. .rainat ih1 r',r,rtv ,ffc.,.f
and ?. recover Judgment ~ ~, srurc
principal amount NJ NU fhs lustsllututs.
accrued interest tc,s.r.h., ntt,ru,vt.
focs. ,1 be- fi,ed By tho c.ur, in wnIrh
saii suit IS commenced and costs " tho
action. and for tho sal. Of the property
10 satisfy tho same. or upon default lu the
PAYMENT u any iusteIIr.uf or iua.all.
rreuts the same ma, be- e..ttnad to the
county Treasurer Of Tulsa county OKLA.
houa. " tho holder ~ tho tax biI so Pc.
quests IN vri,nr. and bc enforced and
,oIlc Tod as ar. .i,.r aotip,u,,t ,,,.s
d, m, r.y Dol, 1uI., Dtl,hrr,,- rr,,fI.,
b,v,y.r ma I,r .v,r- -, sat, ,,.,.,ty
49,. h.t,s ,u..,..,.. a., ,.,,yrs s, ,r nv.
~ "'' "a -. 'l.''
'n' u'', u''n. ". N"'.s
amount rs ''Nt' HE'I"N. '''" ii,I'fN ~
any 'u''', 80. t",i''t upon me pay
'..h ." ne E.I'l "'ll',I "l 'h. l'F
urra.d .prircippl with accrued interest. nns
At ans time after tho holder ~ said tas
rYI mas notified tho ,..u.,i4Sior.r Of
Etu.r., AMI U.,.rua Of Ms int.nfi,r g.
tn,tgr, ir.i.',f..rts ns above nr.,,leI
and either before or after suit 4. com.
tronc,d for tho collection u tho amount
a.. ,,,,,, nv ia, min or ,ov blus "a,
"a, s,rt o., ,ut ,r ,a, hUts .h a.,
- o.. T.r. -, dc,,,,5 ,r1 r,,.i,,
,. ,,. ,.,,sot ,,.,,,. .,ha,,' ,h" t.fI,,,,,,,,
,.,,,,,., 49,. u.,,lI,r,rt 49,, A..
."''',. -,
t'AT'n'uI' ''"I.'' '.' ''' '""' ~ go,
''N"h N'tIt NV a. ~ ''r''
Nhl'" H''l ''1H""'u "',"'ueg ''' Hh'
costs ~ o-'l''uon sFAl't IN no event ~
coed IN" following amounts ana schrdul"
OF percentages
tor reasonable cost of collection not 80
exceed the sum ~ $50 In any case.
Fur reasonable attorneys fees. where
Incurred. nn amount not To exceed TWEEN
ty-five t25l PER cent u the amount u
the delinquent iustailrnent or install.
ments and accrued interest thereon. which
In no cas' shall exceed tho sum Of $1,000
and IN no case be less than the sum %
$3.50
Provided that nothing herein contained
shall be- construed to operate as a limits
rs'sn, jar,sdIS,GH wherein suit :; brought
60 fnreelnse tho non securing said tax bill
or tax bills, to rs and determine res.
Ito, In favor ~ ,he hold.r ~, mo Co.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

OF Corporation.
Nuticc is hereby given to all persons
concerned
That the Directors ~ tho Pure Oh
Company cnrp"istion. organized and
existing under the laws OF the state Of
oklahoma, with lts principal place ot
business IN Tulsa, oklahoma. dId on the
lath day OF July. a. u. i12l present to
tho District Court ut TULSA County, okla
humH. the duly verified application ~ tho
"'ilc"fs aud directors of the said Tho
fur" on Company. praying said court for
SAID corporation.
.That the court after mli confederation
rs order directing N" court clerk Of
ruld Court 20 IN" said Application ana 10
give not less than thirty days notice of
tho tlIInE "t said application AS required
hy law hy publication lu the Tulsa Daily
World oi Tulsa. Oklahoma. newspaper
published and uf general circulation lu
Tulsa County, oklahoma. notifying all
persons having claims against said COT
pnratiun ur tu amy manner Interested
on Or befor, the 97tn day Of S"rtom.
h,r. \. u 1921, any ana RlI objections
they or any or either uf them. may
have 70 tho dissolution uf said corpora.
tiur, TO the end that such objections. n
any. shall he considered by the court
before making such further urd"f. or
before granting an order dlssolving such
corporation.
Ana this notice ia given IN pursuance
NJ orders Of the District court of Tulsa
county state ~ oklahoma. dated Iuly
10, 1921 and August %. lg2i. ~ which
all m"mhrts, st"'hh'ld'rs. policy hold
"rs, or ans other person pr PERSONS who
mont dtssoNinr IN, rurr ou COMPANY
are required Go tFe npuco and govern
rNNcGs HARvEY
tS,ln court Clerk,
uubushrd 100 Th, ru.sa Daily world Sop.
tomh,i. q. e. TO. o. ~. la,.lt 10 and H.
1871 world Publishing company. Pub
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

BUICK sk roadster. model o. Just been p
gverhaulcd, dandy shape, real bar
Faiu ~ n Elwood
cAsH Tor standard make. latS S-gassen-
Eor prefer Jordan or WHY'S knight.
Barnett paaEo saot
ENoErTIONAL HAHGAIN
Ny Chandler touring ear, looks and runs
PHONE CEDAR sos.
ron SALE rord touring, good running
order good tires, ~ model, must sacri-
flee. bargain. si0o. 1919 V. THIRD,
ron SAIL. sudebat~' nlg sls, 1-psssen;
ger touring ear, good cord tires all
around uaaTo s6Gi, car at slb West
Fifteenth.
rOH SALE -Iols modrl Ford delivery
car panel body Apply 10 v. Third,
FOR shLE-Due 10 Ford roadster worth
the money. Price 500. ii16 u. foa-
fOR SALE Automobile lu'" 1879 oak
luud touring model q w.. Al condltbn
Cal nt "r rh.uc,. IGri'y Garage. TurI'S
otH. umF" Jb2 -
Ford tom truci, Tor solo or trade Tor light
car lll South Madison.
rpN SALE rurds. up1Frs. Hutchs and
NAM o,r'' soya m"H'' ,...I @EI'rE car T.,
.anEr uo =. Main. ""s. 'io, ---
FIAT
E-l7 mod1 touring f.r "'o OF "., 'r'l'
f.r 'IuIfH Iu cry property goo
r,,ro., rhan, paaFo a5ao
roG s'lo rno.nr ..",or g. ''r'
'..g .... r'a ,.a '"1.,...' 1.,.!
r..,.. A... s.sas, s''. .'5; q;
n1a o. a.. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
n e8Ks SUE FOR DAMAGES
,iccc Building Manager Caused
N'- T1,.u tu Lose Positions.


,....r.. of S5L2I9 were asked
p r.aln and a. E. Cheden in
"..,.rt court Tuesday against the
".-..t- lI company, tho plaintiffs
-".,.. N. have been deprived
q h.s u.unt in salaries because
omp...1 TO leave the employ OF a
,.a,.. store In the Sinclair build
tn. plaintiffs say the building
.,.e.. made life so unpleasant for
.,,m ,h.. were compelled to go TO
.,.r, arl obtain an injunction.
r,, alleged prosecutions continued
.r,. .u.ee and because compelled
u, g.,e .r their positions W',h the
.,l,l- r.m. have lccu damaged
.,' sim equal TO their salaries FOR
",'r.a ~ ,iEht years, called for
%, 'M,.. contract with Roscu,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

GANCEHs CuhED Cancers Killed com
pIo;sly. roots and all. never returns.
Nj. Di,t"n lghoart, oidn- box 9ss
KEW IITNEY SERVICE
starting at puHtafticc on Third and noul.
der. running north on nenvar. owen park
aud Irving place. running cvory seven
minutes from o.. u. 90 ~ T. ~. ono
,su leaves ppuurfloo Ht n go q. uu. ~ 80
% u. and orc 30 o. q. m You VIII like
uur service. tiiFiuu s burbin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

Diminished N tho Tulsa Daily world.
August 20. September !, s rs and 32
1871, World publHhing Co. rubishcf
In the District Court Of Tulsa County.
stat" nf Oklahoma
In thc Matter of the dissolution ~ the
Pure OH Company, corporation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

TULSA EEBEhAH NO. SO. /. O. o. r.
Regular m"eting first and third Monday
Cl eatA month. y. IN.
GE.tTRUDE RANKIN, Sec'y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
WANT ADS
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
AND SOCIETIES

,rrsA LODGE NO. IL A. r. a A. NJ
r1N' Meets every Thursday. first
~ Thu-~day T. G. SECOND Thurs
IA DAY business. thi,d Thurrdny.
kSU 81. ". fourth THURSDAY, y. !.
d v\l,/ Next rnceting september
was MEisENnicliEp w NJ
J'"' JOS pROTOT Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

SECTION 2: That the assessments
hereby levied against each Of the above
described lots and parcels OF land shall
bear interest at the rate Of seven per
Ceutum GCi) per annum, and both rrin-
Ciral and interest are hereby declared IA
be a debt against tn" owners Of the land
and a lien upon such lots and parcels 0i
land prior 20 all other Hens, except tho
lien Tor state. county and city taxes. from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

ICk sR roadster. model o.. Just been
dandy shape, "a real bar
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11
GETS THE BUSINESS
d. w. NaiII of Herington Helps Out
Passenger Business I.

Herington sun: u. w. NALL Is
special agent fro the Rock Island
here and lately he has taken up the
pleasing duty of helping out the
passenger business. Recently car
Of watcrmelons was broken into and
Dave found u dozen hoboes enjoying
feast Of watermelons not far from
the right Of way. He couldn't proye
they were Rock Island melons but
he pulled his gun on them and
marshaled them to the station and
told them they could have their
choice of buying tickets and riding
the cushions or facing the police
Judge and $15 fine for vagrancy.
He urged that those who had money
enough buy to Kansas City.
The others he allowed to buy for
shorter distance and those not hav-
ing funds had to be taken care Of
by those who did, and to their credit
be 1t said, they usually stood by each
other rather than let even casual
hobo acquaintance go to the Gala
boose.
One evening last week he got two
nice looking bo's; they asked very
politely for permission to go up town
for a shave, promising to come back
and ride out Of town, but they did
MT. Now he has them get tickets
first.
One another occasion he hoped
into a box car In which was the
murmur Of voices and caught nine
negroes galloping the spotted ponies.
Dave took them all to the station
and the boss gambler under the per-
suasion of his gun and descriptive
adjectives, bought to Kansas City.
The other negroes bought according
to their wealth, none closer than To-
peka or Wichita, and when he
struck one without funds, Dave
made the boss gambler buy to Kan
sas City for him. He protested at
first, claiming he "gOt In the clear
buying his own ticket. Mr.. NALL as
sured him that buying his own ticket
to Kansas City cleared him Of a
vagrancy charge but that gambling
in Kansas was a mighty serious Of
fense and he was still charged with
that, so the coon dragged out his
fat roll when ordered until he bought
four of them transportation to the
city at the mouth of the kaw that
had probably setn them out here
Dave Naill sure gets the business, all
right, all right.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11
BRIGHT LIGHTS TO BLAME
Two Accidents in One Week Should
Re n Warning

Manhattan Nationalist: The bright
lights of an approach automobile
were responsible for a party Of tour
lists driving into a ditch at the side
Of the road about two miles west Of
Manhattan Saturday night, over
turning the car. One woman Of the
party, the tourists wife, was badly
bruised, but the husband and daugh-
ter escaped injury. The frame Of
the car was badly bunged up.
Council Grove Republican, DIR, A.
w. Loyene, of Wiisey. Mrs, Lovene,
and Mrs. l.. A. Anderson Of Burdick,
were the victims of bad auto smash
about four miles west of town Tues
day night. DIR. Lovene was return
ing with Mrs. Anderson from Il hos
pital In Topeka, where she had gone
for the treatment Of injuries re-
ceiyed In an auto accident some
weeks ago. Mrs. LOvene met them
here with the car, and they were
driving to Wilsey, when four or five
miles west Of town the driver was
blinded by the lights of an approach
Ing car and drove OF culvert into q
ditch. The Lovene car, Ford sedan,
was completely demolished. and DR..
Loyene and Mrs. Anderson received
I'm niuries which necessitated their be-
ing taken to the Council Grove hos
pital. =,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11
FOLLOW BINDER WITH DISC
Experts Agree on Value OF immed
late Discinx

Agricultural experts agree that u
is good practice to follow the bindea
Immediately with the disc except OF
course where clover or grass has
been sown. The discing supplies
mulch which helps in conserving the
moisture already in the soil, and by
pulverizing the soil puts 1t In bet
ter position to hold moisture whscf
subsequently falls. Discing stubbl'
previous to fall plOwing Is also edec'
tive, and many farmers like to do 1t
1t is rather difficult to cewel
stubble effectively using a four-hors'
team and disc after the grain has
been shocked, and to wait until aftel
threshng when the shocks have beer
removed may be too late. The idea
way is to use a combination hitch
fastening the tractor at, the rear '0'
the binder; then the ground Is discet
as far as the grain is cut and WITT
a tractor pulling the two machines
there is power to spare.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11
APE MOVING MORE GRAIN
Five Kansas Roads Show 2l,ZZd
Cars Carried in July

Five or the big railroads In Kan
sas moved three times as much Kan
sas wheat In July as In the same
month year ago, and twice as much
MS in July Of either 1919 or 1918.
Clyde NJ. Reed, chairman OF the pub
lie utilities commission, compiled to-
day the grain loading statements OF
the five roads on which the reports
were complete-Rock Island, Frisco.
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas, missouri
Pacific and the Santa Fe. me
Union Pacific has not sent In its
statement for the month. 1t Will, OF
course, Increase the totals, but Is
not expected to change the relation
between tn loadings Of other years.
The five roads loaded out 2l,223
cars of wheat last month. A year
ago. in the same period, they Loaded
1905; in July, 1919, 1O.122, and IN
July. 1918, 1O.97s. 1t Is believed
the July loadings Of grain in Kan
sas this year break all records TOT
similar periods. The same roads had
totaf OF 1919 cars loaded with
various commodities in the state last
month, which also Is believed 10
break all car loadings in the state.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-08-11
BIG CROWD TO W,OODBINE
And Town Was Out to Welcome
Trippers From Abilene Wednesday

About 20 carloads of Abilene peo-
ple went to Woodbine Wednesday
evening with the Boys Band on the
good fellowship tour. W0cdbine
turned out to welcome the visitors
and many people came in from the
surrounding communities so that the
town was crowded.
Most of the trippers were agreed
that the program was the best CIV
en- on any trip this year. The music
by the Boys band was fine and read
ings by Miss Ethel Sexton, Miss
Mary Stewart and Miss Donna Duck
wall were an added attraction. f.
In. Grigg gave live talk and Rev.
Mr.. Chappell of the First Methodist
church Of woodbine responded with
welcome.
Everybody who went along had a
good time and is keen to go ON the
rest of the trips that are planned.
Next week the Abilene Military
band will lead the trippers to Man
chester and many who have missed
the previous tours plan to go on the
ones vet to be made. There's al
WAYS room for a fellow with a car
and enough passengers to fill the car
say the boosters.