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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
DEPEw ST YEARS OLD

New York. April 23.-Eish,y-scven
years old today. former Senator
Chaunccy NJ. Depew said he didp' /
think tho occasion worthy of much
comment but that he looked forward
with enthusiasm to entering his one
hundrcdth year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24
LAUNCH SUBMARINE

Bridgeport, Conn, April 23.-fn the
presence Of naval officers and officials
of the Lake Torpedo Boat COMPANY.
the submarine $40, a sister ship OF
tho SIS, which recently left tho ways.
was launched here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-24

any other one person. was conductor
of the Philharmonic for many years.
After Theodore Thomas came Anton
Seidl, for four years WaCner's private
secretary. At the time of Seidl's death
he had been conductor of the Phil
harmonic for eight years. Among
other famous conductors who have
welded the baton over this famous in
stitution are Colonne. Wassily, Gafon-
off. Henry Wood. Gustav Mahlcr, and
now, of course, Josef Stransky
Tho Philharmonic has gradually ex
tended its activities until now the
members of the orchestra devote prac-
tiCally all their time to the work of
the organization. Rehearsals are held
daily during the season and about
sixty concerts arc given by tho Sec
iety in New York and Brooklyn, in
addition to which tours including over
twenty cities are made every year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

SAIL. 1R TRADE-Cofuer brick
fv'.t af NaNtor Springs, kan. Tor
.r..., resident Wopcrty Phone a, J.
W., cedar '0l1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR rem,

fLATS-FURNIsHED 10
FtFTEENTH H.. 13i6-Furnishod apart
lngnt for rent call Osagc sO92.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
OKLAHOMA
WISH TO HUY or
SELL Farm LANDS7

WISH TO HUY or
SELL FARM LANDS7
No quicker or better way thsu through
thtg column The want ad pages OF The
world attract both buyers Of farms aud
sellers nf farms, and get them tOEethor.
List your farm want here
sO-ACRE ideal truck and alfalfa farm
close 10 Tulsa all river bottom ii0o per
acre terms Phone Usage siSS-J. John l..
Braurhamp.
WyOMING
SOLDIERS GtO acre homestead, month
residence. puff, casper Wyo.
NANTED--REAL ESTATE ~
HAVE CASH BUYER o oT 6.room house,
must be bargain Usage 970i u
HAVE buyer with 81 600 cash FOR Groom
bungalow, must DO located between In
dependence and Marshall on north side.
Phone Usage 3lGi.
HAVE buyers Tor high class o, g. and
room bungalows list yours now. Geo,
A. CummlnH, il2 Security Bldg, Cedar
537,
at 1921 prices. With moderate
rarh payments wanted Tor listing w
have buyers. @. e. Wiliams cedar bli.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DANDY CORNER rhrce.tuum cottage.
goud we'll located uu thr -Huu springs
car lIus uuly s. 500 uHN $500 cash and
$40 per month call uHIrr n.sh.
10 YOU LIKE Srt,,p' hove o. trfy
pretty Hturru bungalow uu th, south.
east side street hy|pr paved. Fivy
nice rooms. mpntrl good vHII. garage. ON
tuil size. shaded lut 'I.s. 90 street car
ana jitnty. I cen sru tNIs Tor 5000 ON
frruIs bsaEy f9Nf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
$500 CASH

Dandy six-room modern bunga-
low. fine corner location; oak floors.
mantel, built-n cabinets, good dec
orntions and light fixtures. Prico
reduced to $500. $500 cash, bal
ancc monthly. This Is the first tima
offered at this price. Don't delay.
can Langc,
Osnge 4B70 2ll Palace Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

,5,.,.plIN modern house for auto. four
af Vrru station Tor auto, 10 acres
-, .e.a.so f1r residence s-room modern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

FOR SALE-By owner. east side, on new
paving and car line. Groom house, easy
trrms Anderson. Cedar 1Sh.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. Will take
well located lot as down payment or
VIII sell on easy terms. Price 5000.
Usage hDl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

FIVE ROOM house and half.acrc of
ground on tho pssins ami paw
ing paid out, nice high slightly To-
be handled on very r.uy terms.
Call MI Miller ur Mr johnson
Usage s92. ll5 +. Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

FOR SALE ny 0wNER-Eevon- room
bungalow ~ llgG North Cheyenne. con-
ssttng ~ living room. music room, dining
room. three bedrooms. tile bath. kitchen.
hsfk porch. garage, whFh house ana sgry
ant quarters. rric" 1880, with easy pay
mrufa GHagr ttHg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05


ganyossui and decorated IN nii basement
furnace. twu.'ar garage and surhanta'
quarters. truly beautiful home Fur
price and terms soc
albert r. TWIST INV co.
Usage 1893 80 Mayo Hldg
sANp STRINGS car lino. ts,j cssh ana
saV per month ElNua you Immediate
p"sH"sHiOn NJ new room bunru.uw nUutc
Just one block ut car line ou nee ml
huIt sud nicely arranged An D. rrrioi
au1 ready tU move iutu. rlurulF ughtb.
.du,od to s22.1Q cnl Str rrs,t u,agy
suuru SIDE HARGAGN- $3.50. 2story
nome. adjoining tiNotside drive 1hls
sun parlor adjoining dining ruum iarE.
highoa ana breakfast room. closyd In e.
quiet su, ,his week ossEe iss3
SOUTHEAST SIDE HsW hooms OAK floors.
buit.ln testurcs. attractive mantcl
s.Dar garage. tuu size Iut vast front. price
trauU. Suur terms. -. u Leonard a
Co. Cedar 90.
VEHN STATION on tho Sand Springs car
line, 2-room hgus. good well ~ water
chicken house. one hair HCr" Of ground.
ali fenced. twelve young hens. ali fof 1850,
have other bargains ~ suburban property.
Chli us. n. j, SkaIicky q co. cedar t3is.
WHY PAY HENT-W When .a,st0 puis sou
m possession Of 5-roOm, modern bungs-
lo~, balance less then half the rent per
month. Total only tb.1b0. Usage Gsso.
YOU'LL APPRECIATE THIs HOUSE
For value and homo surroundings, can
not be beat, modern In every respect.
nice Lawn and shade trees, Price eN
tfmoiy low FOR location. $1,000 takes this
Cedar 2ddl. Residence Cedar S635,
$3.50 CASH buys a dandy Groom, modern
buugslow. on tho east sldc. Iiss
Elussod-in slcoptnE porch, fun Hizr. east
front lot, near school bullt-in features
hhndsomo mantel, decorhiionH ana eloc-
rsll Gadsr 7I7
i30o CASH and a good car VIII buy
dandy . room Wod'fn bungalow, on
pavement ON trausputtatiou close to good
school pavement paid out rull slhe lot
owner must sell this week. bargain
at ataNp. 'aN 'rhht W.
$3.50 CAsH.-ruts you IN possession of
largo ir1om, modern bungalow. high.
slightly location convenient tu car line
and school balance $40 per month. can
owner. bHugo Hbth.
!4oo oArn and $50 per month buys a
nice J-rouW. modern bungalow 10 tho
Torrhor drive district south 'front.' wen Of
water hardwood flonrs throughout dandy
location. real buy at 1890. eau
$500 CASH and 900 per month VIII put
you in poaaosslon OF a new b.foom bun
galow with heavy hardwood floors, nice
doCor1t tiorH and fixtures laundry trays
on back porch. Price 50 900. Usage 1888
$500 CASH--Bfaud now 5-room modern
bungalow. breakfast room ana sleeping
porch, 2-ctr garage. Price for quick sals
5000. Osage sol,
5000 CASH and $50 per month puts you
u puea,HEi0u 0f O. bcautiful b.tooW, mod
cru bungalow on the southeast side. Hard
" ond fllnrs throughout, bulit-In features,
Mighty restricted Locations screened in
back porch. nsst buy 10 tSs city ~
$1,000 tall OHsHe 1855,
$500 CASH aud so per month buys dandy
broom modern hungaloW 90 South
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FNRMS FOR RENT ~
F0R RrNT--lO. acre improved dairy farm
near Tulss, on paved road. Inquire al
Security B'lE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

s-o TRADE 1890 Equity IN nice
ftHs.5r bungalow Tot good lot, balance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
BLAIR BROTHERS

502 Palace Bldg.
Usage 1879 Cedar SoO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

oil. ~ GJiNG ~
10 viii real estate, n you are think
tug ~ buying home you should
buy now. can MS and lot Va show
you what We have.
ALBERT 7. TWIST ISv GO
Usage 1895. tlt Mayo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

,t-. Ind sell used furniture. call
We . have auythtng to sell, Rawl-
iianawalt, its Il. Second St
!ngs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

FOR sALE--A real bargain, six large
rooms. bath end guraE.. fuil size Dot.
situated ON pavement auu street car line .
two blocks from school Price $4,000, viii
accept 5000 down, balance 900 per month.
VIII take Liberty bonds or guud mortgage
paper ON first payment. can Usage blJI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
$4,000

South Peoria. on pavement nVt
large rooms with large basement,
oak floors and built-in features. all
newly decorated and painted inside
and out; good as new. Price sb.Goe,
1880 cash. This Is $500 under
value OF surrounding property. To
see this bargain call Lange.
Usage iG7o 2ij Palace Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
$11,500

Maple Ridge district, Corner lot,
seven rooms and basement, garage
and servant quarters, almost new,
oak floors, tile bath, ivory finish.
coal or gas furnace, Lee school dis
trict. Price reduced for quick sale
with $4,000 cash
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

GILLETTE n, Ib-Ten-rOUWl m0dffn
house two baths. garage, servant room,
basement and furnace, close TO Jitnry ana
car line; church ana school suitable for
two families, Possession october !, Usage
QiEz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

,c,<rEu- invalid wheel chair Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

RNlHGStDE--ClAssy G-roum bungn-
low. breakfast room, oak iluors east
front furnace heat. large basement, red
hof Price I2 500 81 900 cash, HaIff
A. snrg pIpp. na.0s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

DANDY broom. north sldo cottage. vii
take good car 40 frst payment or
small cash payment. balance like rent.
Abbott a Wolch, al5 s. Boulder Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

NSET PARK HOME
behutiful two story. ulny room. center
han plan. has large Twins room, dining
room. breakfast ruuut. sgU room iavatury
uu firHt fuuI lafHp tie utautsl. oanyHHsea
and hand decorated m OIL, four large bed.
Iuuu4a. drrHsiuE room. two tile bathH. aI,u
uHrFNsard aud decorated in nil. basement
furnace. twu.oHr garage and sufkanta'
guartora, truly beautiful home. Fut
price and terms soc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
MODERN APARTMENT

roo,1 g j., Yves, Seventeenth street Four
vatHns' Tie bathroom, heat. hot
ANA ana Janitor service, gas range
nay" electrical fixtures: newly
paBered and painted.
'ee lanitor in basement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

NORTH SiDE-Prlce 50 900. broom. MOI
oro bungalow hardwood floors mAntrl,
nicely decorated. haN basement, sarge
and drive. well built home. Terms can
be- had. Osagv sOi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
ti.ATs-FUhNIsuED

b5sT7 LtATs-TUhNIsuED "a
[ apsrtIs,.N," N" 6l9-Three-ro furnished
msS, SS,IlFuLLY furnished G-Toon apart.
Apsrtr,, steam heated Mary Brockman
coz; MS Usage 37gi,
ana t,qom apartment with ktohenetto
on Qwer ~ ~, ground floor rent reasona BILE.
F0R pI,t,. gala car line, ~ n. Nogales.
. Rlshs5 - -. lose In, broom. nicely fur.
East Fatrafal Nlent, private home. ~
F0p,eNleM eiINleM Usage 1929
screen "N ~ kitchenette arartment and
N ossen.e adults only. sol s. Quln.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

NJ NDtk MOVE * n--.." .I 'F's
transfer Moving and storage. FAC. .os
furniture a specially, IgO South EiEln.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

i6e Itmee Dertritt, i'm Dem Yro5eB
Der beioen gmerifaner bei5uipobner,
oie beim 8eriu9e, @rooer 6. Berg
ooa in @euabrlam 81 nebmen, Der.
baftet mur6en. 0as @rlu6er, lie
Ser 4rmee fir elm &~riegsgeridt 5u
i~i6erge6en, lit enogiiltig a6gei6lagen
iporOen. Ser Hro5eB miro Dor ei-
mem oeuti6en @eri9t Dor ii9 ge-
ben, nno Die anflage miro mabr-
i6einli6 auf &nmaBung bon amts-
geipalten lallten.
9Onal McGaaagban pieoercrpGblt.
Sort. = 0ie Sort Corporation
pdblte 9onal @cGaaagban mieoer
gum 2oro-Mapor. @oro- Mapor
@tcGaaagban befin6et iib segeil-
p1rtig in ben Ser. Staten.
Gem gnoe Ser Sisung al trat
&oli5ei elm uno berbaftete orei ser
&loermen un0 iieben StaotrGte uno
bra6te iie na9 oen 8araden.
9ie 8efangenen iangen auf
Dem 8eg nod ibrem @efangnis
frobli6e 2ieoer.
Sdredcnsberri6aft in Srlanb.
gorf. Cornelius Mur-
PIP bon BALTIMORE County &errD.
Der bon einem &riegsgeridt gum
Sooe perurteilt moroen mar, neil
er einen ~gelaoenen &epolper in Der
SaI6e trug muroe bier er-
i9oiien. 9as lit Die erite Sinrid-
tung, Die poaltreft puroe, felt 0as
9riegsre6t iiber Sort perfiist NOR
Den lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

uDreil:
Or. Sergt BON Der oeutiden SEA.
tionolportei tpiinIdte, oaB Or. 81.
mons in Der Gntpuffnungsfrnge et-
men entidieoenen Son angeidlagen
bate. oOitpreuben~, erfldrte er,
Dertportet bonn @oterldno, OoB es
angelidtS Der boIi6epiitiiden Sc.
tobr niGt berlaen tuer0e."
Smang gegcn 9entidlanO.
TariS. = Ser ,Semps" i9ldgt
bel elmer @eipre6ung ser BON
9euti6lano eingenommenen SoItung
Den @ei6liiiien oes SberIten &ates
gegeniiber ben gaiierten foIgenoe
WtoBregeln Dor:
@rItens: 9ie glniierten ioIen TO-
tort in ibren 8onen ouf Dem Iinfen
&beinufer Die 8oGGmter in 8eiiB
nebmen.
3Weitens: Ole aaiierten fouen
lofort in ben bon ibnen beieBten So
men 3oagren5en erridten, mel6e 0as
befebte @ebiet bon Dem ni6t beiet.
ten oeuti9en @ebiet trenlten.
OrittenS: Die NQiierten ridter
obne &er51g cine geneiniome 3ou-
peripoltrng Elm, Die iiber Earife, Ser.
teilnng unO oerglei6en 8erfiigungen
trifft.
Ser yGemps i6IieBt: uGeutid-
lano sria raten; mir beobiidtigen, 51
banoeln, uno 6ranfreids offentIife
Weinung miro oas i6dten."
Stat Gtufaufe bpn GtnnOarS Oil
So. Elm.
Berlin. " Die Oeuti6e &e-
gieruns bat ibre anfdufe BON
8etroleum uno gen5in eingeiteat,
nofoem iie ettua 10000 Sonnen
bon ie6em bon ser 6tanaro Oil
Company gefauft bat, fir Die Die
3ablung in Collar g~eIeiItet Wuroe.
Die 9erti6-@ &etro-
leum-G eieui9aft, Elm 3weig Ser
STANDARD Oil COMPANY, urD an
0eren oeuti9n @etroleumfirmen
lit ab ieBt <9eItattet, pegen Gin
fubren brett 5u unterbonOeln, OBJ
glei6 Die &egierun9 Oen Setro-
leum- uno 8en5inmarft nod inl-
nler f%ontrouiert.
@~riedcnlan6 mill Gmgrna 6cGal-
ten.
atben. = @ie ser 8remier-
minilter &baais iogt, miro li6
@rie6enlano ieOem &erlu1 mi0eriet-
gen, bel Der &onferen5 in &on0on
om 81. Sebruar ben &ertrag 5u re-
pioieren, ben Die Aliierten nit Der
Siirtei abgeidloiien boben. 8ie er
iagt, miro @rie6enlano SmDrna be-
balten, oas ibm our6 elm Mfanoat
5ugeipro6en porOen lit; er glaubt,
oaB Die Ser. Staten oie 6orOerung
@rie6enlan0s unterititsen meroen.
@r erportet glei68eitig, oaB @rie-
6enlano nod ipeitere f~inan5ieqe
Silfe aus oen Ser. Staten erbalten
miro.
Die S1ntme Der &reoite, 0ie BON
Ben Ser. Staten @rie1enIanO be-
miligt puroen uno Die nod i'm
S6aBomt 81 @uibington 8uriidge-
balten merOen, betragt $33,236,620.
@ie Der 8remierminiiter fagt, lit
@rie9enlano niiberrai6t uno belief
0igt", inoem es bon ben slaiierten
auf Die glei6e 8aiiS mie Die Cir
fei BEL Der 2onOoner &onfererl5 ge-
iteat perben ioa, obi6on es 81 ben
gertragsmd6ten 5Gblt, Die ben Ser
trog bon SeDres unter5eidnet ba-
ben. SIN glei9en &ertrag murOe
@rie6enlano oas Manoat aber
SmDrna 5ugeipro6en.
Ser 8remierminilter glal6t, oaB
i'm 8e5ug auf Die &epiiion Oes Ser
TRACES BON Sepres oie Ser. Staaten
0as leste 8ort baben peroen. ST
ipridt Die 3uoerii6t aus, OaB Slime
rita energii6 oagegen protetieren
meroe, oaB SmDrna ben Siirfen gu.
riidgegeben miro.
eisenem Intriebe.
Tire bier
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
UNIVERSAL THEOMoNISTIc ASSocIA.
TON. Inc.

Die neue Universalreligion auf monotheisti-
scher, christlicher und spiritualistischer Grund-
lage. Ca. 100 Prediger und Licentiaien. Crosse
Verheissungen fuer das zukuenftige Deutsch-
land enthaelt die weitverbreitete Holy Theo-
monistic Bible die jetzt in Teilen erscleint.
I'm Ganzen ca. 400 Soften. Enthaelt echte Gel
ster-MitteiIungen und Geisterbilder. Kostet
nur $3.50. Mitgliedschaft fuer's Leben nur soc.
17O2 Oregon Ave-, N. W., Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11

XERANA INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
mt Kredit an der
Deutschen Bank. Berlin, Deutschland.
1902 Oregon Ave, N. W., Washington, D. c.
Often taeglich und Attends. Vermittelt d.
rekt allie Geldueberweisungen an irgend cine
Adresse in Deutschland, Oesterreich, und an
dere Laender, gegen cine Provision Won nur
l Prozent und is Cents Porto. Die denkbar
guenstigste Geldausweehslung. Sic sparen
zeit und Geld wenn Sic uns hire Geldsendun-
sen machen lassen. Dieses Geschaeft wurde
rum Besten der Deutschen gegruendet.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-11
ylas

Berlin. ". perot-
fentli6te offi5ieae @rflGrung
Iagt, 0aB 8rigaoegeneral &enrp s.
4len, 9efebls6aber Ser amerifani.
i6en Sffupationsarmee on &bein,
ii6 iopobl BEL Ser 9erliner Gegie-
rung als alt9 BEL Sen baoiI6en 8e-
BORDEN tpegen oes neuIi6en 8eriu6s
bon Wtdnnern, Die nit BEN amerifa-
nii6en Sruppen in Gerbinoung lte-
ben uno Ole beriudt batten, @rober
@lepelanO 8erg0ou uno ieinen
Gbauffeur gu %entfiibren, formea emit
i6ulOigt bat.
Die GrflGrung iagt, oaB Sberlt
Stone, auf gnmeiiung General al-
lens banOeln6, BEL Ser &ei6sfom-
MILTON fir 6as beieste &beingebiet
poripra6 uno erfldrte, General Il-
len miinlde Ser &ei6sregierung uno
Der 6aOiifen Gegierung cine for
meQe Gntidul0igung 81 MAIDEN me-
gen Oes Seriu6s, 8ergOoa auf baoi-
idem @ebiet gu perbaften.
9urh ieinen offi8ieaen Gertreter
lieB General @asn, mie es in Der
Wteloung beiBt, erflGren, oaB er
feline 8eiebIe gegeben babe, ii6 Berg
ooQS gu bemadtigen ltno 0aB er Den
Torfaa iebr beoauere.
Sic Srore fir gergooaS Gerbaf-
tung, erflarte General @len, mltroe
bonn SrofoBmari6aa in &o6len3 ge-
geben, Der crit fiir5li6 in 9elttid-
Lamb eingetroffen lit uno Der unter
Dem @inorud itan0, 0aB ii6 gerg-
ooa in Der fran8oiii6en Gone bes
beieBter; @ebiets aufbalte.
Amerifaniide Armee iuirO beim SrO-
sef Der siuei Seteftiue Oer-
treten iein.
Berlin. = Cine 9epei9e aus
Gberbad iagt, oaB BORT elm Sffi5ier
eInQetroften lit per Die -.ameritani.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-28
Says Mexico and Japan
 Sons of Same Mother

MEXICO CITY, July 2S.-Mexico and Japan are sons of the same mother, Prince Hirohito, heir appar- ent to the throne of Japan, told the Paris correspondent of El Universal recently. He added
 Destiny has willed that the two countries be separated and distant from each other but the designs of destiny are now clear. Japan and Mexico fill a distinct mission in each continent. They are the guardians of civilization that is highly moral, the sentinels of two races against the forces of barbarism
 Mexico and Japan ought to draw near each other in order to fulfill the aims of destiny that are marked out for them. I wish for Mexico that she may gain the power of will that has transformed Japan into the power she is."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-28
INCREASE SHOWN IN ASSESSMENT
 ROLL OF JUNEAU
Total of Assessment Roll $3,962,l l20 - Juneau Leads in Automobiles.

The total assessed valuation of real and personal property for the city this year is $3,962,120, according to statement prepared by A. B. Cole, City Clerk. This is an increase of $62,552 over the valuation of last year, when the total roll was $3,S99
 56S Automobiles owned by resi- dents of Juneau have an assessel valuation of $S2,400 said MT Cole It is believed that Juneau leads all other Alaskan towns in the number of automobile licenses issued with total of 164. The assessment on gas boats owned by local people i' slightly in excess of the motor car valuation, the former being $96,450.
 Based on the assessment roll of this year, the 1S-mill rate of taxa tion will bring the city $71,31S in taxes. Taxes are due now and pay able at the office of City Clerk i1 the City Hall building. Taxes not paid by October 10 become deIin- quent In addition to a 10 per cent penalty, after that date, the unpaid assessments bear per cent interest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-28
MASON'S PICNIC ON NEXT SUNDAY
 TO TAKU HARBOR
Alma Will Carry Masons to Big Joyfest-W Where to
 Secure Tickets.

The postponed picnic of Gastineaux Lodge, F. & A. M., No. PA, of Doug las, will be held at Taku Harbor next Sunday, according to an an nouncement made this morning. All members of the Gastineaux Lodge and Mount Juneau Lodge, of Juneau. and their families, are invited to be present, as are also all mem bers of the Eastern StV of both chapters.
 Coffee, cream and sugar and ice cream by the freezer will be provid- ed in abundance and those going are asked to bring along lunches and set. ups The Alma will leave Juneau at s o'clock Sunday morning, stopping at both Douglas and Thane to take aboard passengers there. The com mittee on general arrangements, composed of Charles Osterberg, Glen Oaks and Frank LeNoir, will furnish any information desired relative to the outing.
 In Juneau tickets may be obtained from L. V. Winter, at Winter & Ponds; Al. Bohrer, at Butler, Mauro. Drug Company's. Britt's Drug Store No. 1, on Seward Street; Cases Studio, L. L. Harding and Charles Naghel, also from the general com mittee in charge of arrangements, James Chrstoe, at Douglas, and Gene and Carl Erickson at Treadwell K
 The sale of tickets is limited to Masons. All members of both chap ters of the Eastern Star and visiting members of the chapter are invited to be present. No charge is made for the ladies. The trip to Taku HarbOr will be made on the Alma, which will leave Juneau at a. m. and stop at Douglas, Tread well and Thane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-28
COURT TO NAME
 GUARDIAN FOR JOHN TUPPELA
Winner of Sensational Mining Suit Declared to Be
 Mentally Unbalanced.

John Tuppela, locator of rich mines on Chichagof Island and win ner of a sensational law suit against the Chichagoff Mining Company in which he was awarded a large sum of money, was adjudged mentally in- capable of looking after his own interests by U. s. Commissioner II. B. LeFevre this morning and a guardian is to be appointed by the court to look after his person and the income from his investments.
 The decision was made after three physicians, Drs. l.. o. Sloane, H. c. DeVighne and L. P. Dawes, had given testimony as to the mental and physical condition of MT. Tup- pela and after he had spoken in his own behalf and J. H. Cobb, trustee of his property had given testimony.
 Started a Month Ago.
 According to John H. Cobb, trus- tee for MT. Tuppela and who acted as one of the attorneys in his law suit against the Chichagoff Mining Company, he had not shown any sign of mental weakness up until June 2S upon which date he inter- viewed him. He had shortly before that had a visit from his brother and his greatniece who had ac- Acording to MT Cobb attempted to secure a large sum of money from him..
 Shortly after these relatives had left for the east he began to have spells in which he imagined that .he owned all of the Chichagof mines and wanted a conference with the mine owners. He said they would give him million dollars or he would have marshals go to the prop erty and close it down. He also began squandering his money, MT. Cobb said
 Medical Attention.
 At this time he complained of feeling sick, so an examination was made of him and it was found that his teeth were so bad that they were all extracted and he was placed in the Dawes Hospital. He would not stay there MT. Cobb said. He has ample means to get the best of care, MT. Cobb said as he has $100,0O0 invested in bonds that bring him, in an income of more than $5,000 a year and prospects of getting more from royalties on property now being worked by the Chichagoff Company.
 The three physicians, Drs. Dawes,