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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
SAYS REPORT INCORRECT
wife of n. T.. INcy Arrested for Rope
Stealing Denies Statement.

Denial that y. Il. lvey and his
brother Paul who with another
brother, Dick Ivey, are In the county
Jail awaiting trial on a charge OF
rope stealing, had been arrested
10 times before" on criminal
charges as was alleged by lnvesti-
gator +. j. Bays In Tuesday morn
ing's World, was made Tuesday by
Mrs. n. Il. Ivey. wife OF one of the
brothers arrested. Her husband had
been arrested once before on a
charge OF which he was later dis
missed, she said. Paul was never
arrested before that she knew OF.
Mrs. Ivey also alleged that the
men were arrested in the front yard
OF 'heir fathers home between West
Tulsa and Red Fork whore they had
been called to the bedside OF their
grandmother who was expected "a
die any moment. She died Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
MANY PARADE IN
new YORK CITY
Tens of Thousands Take
Part in Score of Me-
mortal Ceremonies

NEW YORK, May 30.--A score OF
parades in all five boroughs of New
York city featured Memorial day to-
day.
% In Manhattan the principal event
was the march OF tens of thousands
of veterans of three wars along
Riverside drive to the tomb OF Cen
eral Grant. The memorial address
was made by Governor Miller.
OF all the members, the cver-thin-
ming squade Of G. A. -. veterans re-
ceived the greatest ovations. There
were barely 500 OF them in the ranks
this year. Gaily decked automobiles
crept alongside them, ready to give
a lift to the faltering, but not n man
of the 500 lost step until all had
passed the reviewing stand and the
bugle told them to fall out.
Gen. John f. O'Ryan in the re-
viewing stand, was accompanied by
General Gassouin of the French
army.
One fatality marred the cere.
monies. the war engines claimed an
other victim and name was added
to the list or soldier heroes.
II happened in the midst of a pro-
cession two and a half miles long
A giant tractor tank, left for the
moment by It's pilot, slipped into
gear and headed its ponderous bulk
directly toward a crowd of women
and children.
Julian Strahteshundt. 81. in uni
form. leaped toward the tank and
started to Chamber aboard to brine
1t under control. But the tank
swung sharply toward another trac-
tor and he was crushed between
them.
Red Mike" the Irish terrier
mascot of the First battalion naval
militia, brought laugh tina,
mingled with the tears of the day
Attired In the uniform of his outfit
he led 1t, walking on his hind legs
and as he reached the stand nc
waved his right paw in salute tc
General O'Ryan.
During services at Grants tomt
on Riverside drive aeroplanes and
airplanes. one OF them containing a
little French girl. scattered flowers
over the throngs in memory oi
Americap aviators killed in the
French service.
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LEGAL.

PutIlshed in the Tulsa DaUy World
May 40. June and 8. world Puhlishing
company, nuhlisherl
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Board Of Education OF tho city Of
Tulsa and the state Of Oklahoma viii re-
ceiNe sea'ei bids at their offices In the
Central High school building. In the city
of Tulsa, OKLA, W to tWe,vs o'clock
noon, Tue+iag June i3th, 1879. for the
furnishing of all materials and tho com.
plctiun VI all labor In the corn.
pletlon ~ the heating and vcnti'
lating system installed In tho addi'
tion to the Central Hlsh School building
Tulsa, OKLA. Al TO he In accordance
can hc obtained vt the offices of Geo
Winklcr, Architect, Nt.iiS Phace build
inE. Tulsa. Oklahoma,
All bids uLst he submitted a. dosiR-
mated by n + tuk form ot hid es furnished
BY the architect
Each Nid must he accompanied by a
certified check In the amount ~ at least
6es pf the Hmount ot such bid rs n guar
autee that the bidder Will enter into y
contract satisfactory 10 said Board OF
Education anf their Attorney, Hnd that
he will furnFh bonds ~ required by them
aud the avs Of the state Of oklahoma.
Tho awarding ot this contract Will he
contingent uIon the sale Of certain school
unnds provided fos this work SAID
noard Of Education rcscryes tho tight to
THE HOARD or EDUCATION
Tulsa, oklahoma.
pr. n. ". MANdtNNls,
President.
GEo. MACCuRpY.
Secretary,
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DIES IN AUTO RACE
Detroit Driver Killed at Indcpcnd-
cncc. Mo. When Cars Lock
Wheels In Sixth Lap.

KANSAS CITY. May 30.-W. NJ.
Reynolds OF Detroit. Mich" was
killed during an exhibition automo-
bile race at Independence, Mo, 10
miles east OF here, late today. lie
met death on the sixth lap OF a six
mile race in which there were sew
eral entries, when his machine locked
hubs with that OF William tackles
of Des Molnes. The two drivers
swerved 70 avoid hitting a board
which had been torn from the fence
by car preceding them,
Reynolds car was demolished. He
died beneath the wreckage with a
crushed skull. tackles SIstained
three fractured ribs and his machine
was also wrecked. The Independ'
ence track measures half a mile.
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WHEAT CROP IS SHORT
Ts T Harvest Begins With Prospect
r man Normal Yield: Result
0t RPdnpel

o,ihLLAs, Texas. May Solar
vSiuhs OF Texas winter wheat crop
tmrnih tr.Ih liberal estimates OF agricul-
,baa' bb,a' authorities place at not more
ins ian half OF a normal Weld, is start
Sos, SOS nus week. according TO repre-
whod'Lves VIZ OF the Texas farm board.
rar, o nave Just made a survey of
w. iexas and the Panhandle, the
$40, Wheat-growing sections of the
o,nnarmers in Grayson and other
irs OF Texas will start harvest
,hs nus week, 1t was announced by
VIII .ederation, although the work
tbn nqt become general until about
bsv middle of June. when the Pan.
hsrra,se. h,e country begins reaping its
tinna The harvest will then con-
was said.
psna.eSdueed acreage as a result OF dry
,ba ,b,er a last fall did much to curtaIl
states wheat production, which
ieuefal statisticians estimate will be
was IMAM 100000 bushels.
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IT'S PICNIC SEASON
Sunday School Glasses Arc Arrang
ing for Series of Outing Events
nt the Narlnms parks


It's picnicking time again, with
sunday schools of the city joining
secular bodies in this popular sum-
mer outdoor sport.
Boston Avenue NJ. T.. Sunday
school has asked all its members TO
reserve saturday June 10, for a bar
oecue. Elmer Wick will be chief
barbecuean and will have about 500
pounds of meat 20 exert his skill
Sn' Automobiles will be provided
4or everyone. Committees on ar
Iangement are now being selected
ana II Is expected that the barbe-
cue will bring out the largest at
tendance of any annual Sunday
sehool outing to date.
, me sunday school of the First
papust church Sunday decided to
.oid us annual picnic either June
40 or June II and placed arrange
snlents in charge Of the Business
sleh Bible class, Efforts will be
made to bring out 1000 picnlckers
specially the mothers with babies
@ @mno usually find 1t inconvenien. 10
enu such get-togethers and who
tnaRe not In the past had any special
'"Iucements to attend.
me +. II. Perkins young women's
sunday school class of the First
esoyterian church held class
Tenle Monday evening. Girls of .hC
cst Methodist and First Christian
nurches who have been playinl
,seoall at the Y. W. G. A. during
F tHe winter had a picnic supper a
MaIehdshiD lodge, the Y. w, camp
onuay evening, following a friendl,
ane IN the afternoon on the camJ
SSsnuhds' The senior Christian En-
favor society of .he First Presby
un wI!an church will hold a back
,nu party Thursday evening II
He church basement.
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Tourists Play Golf
Far About Sea LeUeI

DENVER--Tourists and campers
In Denver's mountain parks will
have opportunity this year to enjoy
golf 5000 feet above sea level on a
rolling surface In the Colorado
Rockies.
A golf course is being laid out east
OF Buffalo Bill's Lookout mountain
grave, and Il clubhouse, nesting In
a sheltered spot, will be constructed
for the comfort OF the patrons.
The site OF the clubhouse IL di-
rectly opposite the famous Genessee
mountain NH course, ard n splendid
view of the mountains and plains
will be afforded from the clubhouse
varandas.
1t Is expected the links will be II
readiness July I.
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and then they'll lake another dive In
that "TIZ" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps
OF lead--all tired out--just try
"TIZ." It's grand--it's glorious
Your feet will dance with Joy; also
you will find all pain gono from
corns, callouscs and bunions,
There's nothing like "T1Z." It's
the only remedy that draws out all
tho poisonous exudations which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture.
A few cents buy box of "T1Z"
at any drug or department store
don't wait. An how glad your feet
get; how comfortable your shoes
feel.-Advertlsemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Miss Soldanl stays In Paris.

Special TO TIE World.
PONCA CITY. May 30.-Mlss
Grace soliani, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. q. Soldanl and one OF the
most prominent young women OF
Osagc Indian blood In the state. has
completed recently n tour OF Egypt,
Syria. Italy and France and will re-
main I'm Paris for several months
studying both music and French.
Sho has written her parents that
she has Cancelled her reservations
for America and will stay IN Paris,
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Farmer Killed by Lightning.

ADA. May 30.-Floyd Mcleod, 20,
a farmer residing six miles south
west OF here. was instantly killed
late yesterday when lightning struck
him while plowing. His two horses
were struck dead and his cultivator
was wrecked. Mrs. Mcleod. stand
ing In the doorway of their home a
short distance away, witnessed the
tragedy.
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Tribal Usage Oil Leases at
Public Auction, June %,
1922, by u. S. Govern
ment.

June g. 1922 At PawhusiSn, Oklnhomr.
o bout o. 900 acres Will be offered for oil
leases IN quarter section tracts. Bids
will be Tor bonus In addition - royalties,
20 per cent payable on day ot sale baI j.
Ancs In three annual inrtalmonts with
acceptable security, within advertised
area there are about 1890 oil wells pro-
ducinE from one barrel TO fifteen hun
dred barrels each the total daily pT0lur-
tl0n TOR April. 1922. being about 10 900
barrels, also. there are about StS wells
drilling. All lands are now leased sep,
araiely for gas Biue print mapH ni
area advertised showing tracts offered Toe
Fsther with tracts leased also showing
tracts producing OIL or gas can be had
for my cents each, also logs Of pro-
ducing wells for twenty-five cents each
we'll, Write u. $. Superintendent, Usage
Agency. Pawhusks. Oklahoma, for maps
logs or further Information.
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RoY GARRETT,
City Auditor.
Approved;
!. J. UNDER WOOD.
CITY Attorney.
ESer

CITY Attorney.
Publlshed % the Tulsa Word May "a,
q, ?s. 20. 30. al. June I, 2 ana .. World
Pgshllshins company pnbllshsrl
NqT6E FE6EnAn Gg 6h shLn Asb 3s AERiEisa ssHTf 9T
COMPANY, BANKRuPT.
Notice IL hereby given that tho UNDER
sale ana sell a. public auction. Tor cash,
the plant Of tho Federal on rnd Hefin.
Fort worth. In Tsrrant county. state Of
IeIns the refinery OF said company, In
Guiding tho real estate. buildings. stills.
boilers, pumps, steam engine. electric
generator, casing. tools gas engines and
any other property situated at said re-
fintry and leases owned by said Federal
on ana Refining company IN the state
ot Texas. that said property WIN be sold
confirmation 0f tho court.
That on May 81. 1899, at 10 o'clock
m at the Jgnl9r Reflhins company;
Oklahoma. the undersigned viii sell at
public auction, for cash, TO the highest
bidder. subject 10 the confirmation of
property Of the Federal on and Refining
company, located In pkmulsse, Okla,
ollno absorption plant, which includes
boiler house, frame siili and pump house,
a,eam puHps, pipes. sissi tanks steam
boilers, coil house, and absorber units,
high. pressure steel tank for Transporting
gasoline. ana other equipment
The undersigned viii also otter for HRls
and sell. at public auction. for cash. 20
the highest bidder hubiect 80 tho con-
firmatiOn - tho court On June 2. 1924.
~ o'clock D. m, AZ the refinery Of tho
Federal Oh ana Refining company. at
Cushing. okla. the refinery thcrs To-
Gated and tho property uhed IN cUnnec-
ti0n thergwith, IN bulk or IN parcels. The
property consists of reel estate. boiler
house, boilers, steam pump concrete
storage tanks steel tank loading rack,
water tank, agitstor, stills, condsnaor
boxes. c0ndcnsing coils caslnR and other
equipment,
Ana notice Ia further given that all Of
the property referred 10 AbIye will bs
offered In bulk. whether bids have been
received for same or not, on June 3,
1879, 6t o'clock p. m. AZ tho office Of
the referee 10 bankruptcy, 400 Bauin
building. Oklahoma CITY. Oklahoma nnd
viii be sold subject 20 the confirmation ot
the court at SAID time and place
Datsdi This 25th day oi May. l9s9
j. Q. EACES,
Trustee In Bankruptcy. Federal Dil
and Refining Company. Okla,
homa city. Oklshcnis.
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A substantial cash prize has been
offered In France for the first man
propelled aIrplane. lacking arti-
ficlal buoyancy. that can fly so
meters in each OF two opposite d.
rections over level ground.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

After 90 years OF experimenting a
German has perpetrated machinery
that strips the husks from wheat
and converts the whole grain into
bread without grinding into flour
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ehoNed5Aor\6OO0W

JOE CARSON POST, American
Legion, will hold its regular meeting
at s o'clock Wednesday evening in
the municipal auditorium. Matters
which will come up will include de-
cision as to continuance OF the post
service office and planning for the
Fourth of July celebration.
=
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF the North Side w. C. T. l.. will
meet at 2:3O o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon with the union president,
Mrs. X. w. Burkhart. sol North Ell
wood. to hear committee reports and
discuss the organization of a young
peoples branch on the north side.
Interest in the Y, Il, p. branch OF
w. G. T. u. work was considerably
stimulated by the recent visit here
OF the national superintendent OF the
work.
THE GROWTH OF TULSA in the
past l3 years is matter of wonder
ment to 7. a. Kerr of Parkers Land
ing, Pa, who is here with his wife to
visit his son. Rev. C. W. Kerr. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church.
Kerr's only visit here was 13 years
ago. The grandparents are in Tulsa
primarily now to attend the gradu-
alton exercises OF Hawley Kerr,
senior in the collegiate department
of the University OF Tulsa, and Miss
Margaret Kerr. high school gradu-
ate,
SEVEN MEMBERS CT the First
Christian church are in attendance
at the annual state convention OF the
Oklahoma Christian Missionary So
ciety now In session at Chickasha-
Rev, Meade Dutt, Mrs. Marvin Nc
Carty, Mrs. J. II. Coyle, Mrs. II. l..
Hutchinson, Mrs. Frank T.. Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williamson and
Roy Smith. The convention con-
vened May 20 and will be in session
through June 2. As announced in
advance, the convention purposes
were to. emphasize the fundamental
things OF the church and the rela-
tion of these great principles to the
work in Oklahoma, first, and then
to all the world. Great prominence
was to be given Bible study and tc
the church as the institution reflect
ing the apostolic doctrine. life and
| program.
MISS RUTH DUTT, Y. w. C. A
secretary. has left for Lexington, Ky.
where she will attend the com.
mencement exercises at TransylvaniS
college, of which she is a graduate
with her brothers. Rev. Meade Dutt
OF the First Christian church, and
Charles Dutt, Just completing 9
years postgraduate work at the In
stitution.
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Rapid Calculation.

Rastus: Keep yo' head down, big
boy. hyah comes a German divis-
ion"
Rastus tpeeking out): "Divlsion +?
Dat amt no division. OATS multi
plication!"
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SECTION o. That tho assessments
ssSSy y's D::s.. :ss q 3, n: esy % S
s So ', psscs. % ' ,s.' s"'G" .as :s's s.'so; 's
and enforced In the ssns manner as other
tsses In and for the City Of Tulsa. Okla.
homa, srs COLLECTED.
by levied shall be divided Into three ts)
sau.i s"nosi ins'siimsnts q. su,hor,.sd
ss. 's or sS: .sss s..., 2. :s. nh: s a.: o. o
that ths sssessgsnts shall bear interest
az the rs,s OF sisht 'n per esn'um per
d.. " psyP.ss o. sSs ..y.r.i in:,.i'w.ns. % ''. E.
the iskiDs effect Of this ordinsncs; that
together With the accrued interest on ths
deferred insts llpcnts shaiI be payable on
the Itth day OF pscembsr. lsas. and ,hs
yearly iDtersst on the unpaid insfsiImer,s.
shall be payable on the idh DAY of DE.
ceinber OF each suerssdins year until sil
Provided. however. that any of ths
owners Of the iots or parcels Of iand 90
% ce1.seat,ys weeks felio~,ns lie ,ss Ssy
P.y 70 ~ n, ,S Si,y ., AsS,i's; Q; q, st d: S,,y y
so levied sEainst their said lots nd par
GELS OF land ana thereby release such
property from the lien Of such ssssss.
SECTION a.. That this ordinance shaii
be- published for tweDty.nin~ ronsecutivs
days In the Tuiss Daily world . nsws-
paper published 10 Tulsa Oklahoma; that
the publication OF this ordins nes 90 re-
aultsd by Law shall be taken and re-
Ehrded as sufficient notice to all persons
interested In the assessments hereby lev.
ted by the terms OF this ordina nee.
SECTION g. That all ordins nces or
parts OF ordinances IN conflict with tho
provisions OF this ordinsnes. Insofar as
such conflict exists ere hereby repea "a.
SECTION q That an emsvsency sxists
for the preservstion Of the pYbl,c health
ordinance shat fahs eject from and after
It's passage. approval ana publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
day Of May Iaaa
APPROVED this snd DAY of Msy. isaa.
II. v, NEwBLucK.
Mayor.
ROY GARRETT,
CITY Auditor,
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,hn, ciothing rack has been invented
tbai. hoids a mans garments in
wor proper shapes when not being
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LONDON, May 30.-Lead-Spot L2b "a
Cd, futures La los.
zine--spot L2s rs sd. futures LsI lie
50,
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LADY, want to see some grand
pianos. Do you carry them?
Clerk-Madam you flatter me-
Life.
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"TIZ' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Just take your shoes of and thcn
put those weary. shOe-crinklcd. nch-
Ing, burning, corn -pestored, bunion.
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message to tho convention and vote
as n unit TO have this action brought
about.
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iP1bIIshsd In the Tulsa psiil. world May
;,h,:' ,,.,sS is; ~ ,,' ~ "a ~, ~ ss.' ss' M
~ s ~ sas'''si. Jun: i, ,sai. World
Pubiisr,ns Company. PublishsrJ
ORDINANCES NO. 1891.
ana ma asses. ..s,."1SS .p.e,.i isssYl% p.'
mspt Of n. ..,s cost Of sH%ES sHpSiIHS''pb5s BIS.
S s9 ISL .na In IA; ss.S,a Ss Of sy tug; c
dinsncs No. iissi and declaring an
wmrnnEXs In pursu.ncs of tn. pro:
visions Of the chsrtsr Of tho city Of
TULSA, Okishoma, and the statutes OF
the state Of os,s.S osinsoms 70. ,,s so'e c,,y Of
aSl.. I%n ..,nSll.a a'S Sy SEVER s DIsTacT NO Isl
and after having declared u nroersny
TRicT No. isi. by the provl.ions Of said
ordinanc No. sis9. did on the 9btn Gay
Of October. io7i. let to comstoek smsa-
lev Company, contractors, certain con.
tract Tor the construction Of a certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
"wnERicAs. In pursuance of ss,d con.
| traet said Comstock -Smsdley COMPANY
| have construeted q certain ssn,ts,y sew,
q said SEWER plsTHlGT sT non,, So' M. ISL bssn ssa
excepted enc .pProysSa Po.,S ~ c.m.sionsq: .ss E @
Of e: Si.y Of Tui," sar,ssa ssa' pur.u.ne. Of
the statutes OF Inc state OF Okla hons.
aforesatd. ana under the terms Of the
charter OF the said City Of Tulsa, OKLA
homs. Il js deemed necessary BY tne
Board OF Com misrioDers Of the CITY OF
Tulsa TO levy ana assess o special "a.
upon the property liable to assessment
in naid SEWER DISTRICT No lsi. by
reason Of the construction OF snid sewer
and TO pay for tho same; ana,
WHEREAS, the total cost oi the oon.
struetion OF said sewer In said bEWEN
DISTRICT NO isI. including .rtrss' nave
been sscertsined and - hereby declsfed
TO be the sum Of t20.oss.eo. all OF when
is to be levied by special asscssment.
against the lots and parcels OF Ianu
benefited by the construction OF ssla
sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT NO
lsl, and.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with TO huihorize the ievy
OF the sssessmsnts against ssld Iots hpn
parcels OF iAnd 40 liable for the cost ~
con struetion OF said sswsr In ssid SbWEN
DISTRICT NO. 1si, in the amounts here
insftsr specified In section 1 Of this or
dinsnce. 49, -
NOW, THEREFORE,, nm Ir on.
bAiNED BY THE HOARD OF COM
MisBIOEERs OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
sECTioN 1. That there shall be and
there is hereby spportioned TO ana lev
led upon ana assessed against the seveI.
al lot. and parcels Of land IN said sEWEh EVEN
DISTRICT No. lsi IN the City OF Tulsa.
Okla. so benefited by the construction
OF said sewer. tho amounts respectlVeU
- tolInWs "u,,u .nntrtpn
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WANTED

A party in New York desires to get in
touch with a dividend paying royalty COM
pany with the object of syndicating their
stock. The company must have a record for
achievements and be able to stand rigid
investigation in respect to its properties and
financial statements Address w. NJ, Room
308, 1875 Broadway, New York City.
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tP"bliahed IN tho Tulsa Daily world May
as 30, so, ~. June l. aud q. World
Furnishing company. puhlishetl -
materials and labor required IN the cree
ton and completion Of the Tulsa Mssonlo
rcmpe building, to ho erected on the
southwest corner ot h9s'om avenue ,n amn
uuildinE Association, Tulsa, Oklahoma. WIN
he received vt tho office of the Tulsa Nh .
sonic building Association 2oi hoberts
building, Tulsa, CMehoms' uhVh '"no w.
nida wifi hs received on thu following
branches of tho work.
l. Masonry and concteie
2. Carpentry and mNlwGtk'
.. lathlng aud plastefinE'
4. Painting,
b. structural steel
g. Ornamental iron work
!. Marble. Tile. tsrrasTo, aeasllola.
o. Heating aud Ventilatns'
10. Roofing.
II, Shoet metal,
~. Electric wirlns' . .-,.-
No proposal will be considersd unlnss
accompanied by oertlhed cheek w W. M
amount OF So OF tho bid, ms guaranty
that IL awarded tho work, bidder VIII
within 10 days after said work Ia awatn
ed, sisn a contract. and execute a ,sMi,i ssur
these conditions, bidders check will be,
romo tho property OF the owner, not ~
a penalty. but M iiauldeted damages.
fs.ss fss.ss's ana .psc,ticsttiioins fct the sboy'
work may he obtained from the areh,teots
Those taking planr, are required 70 uepos
IL st2B for the first set OF plans and speoi
spce,flssticn. said deposits will he re
turned when plans ana specifications ar
returned TO the architects In good condi
The Tulsa Masonic building associate
reserves the right TO reject any or all bids
MASONIC bUiLpiNG hssociATioH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

tortured feet OF yours
In n "TiX" bath. Your
toes will wriggle with
JOY; they'll loos up at
you and almost talk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

FARMERS suB.pIvirIoN OF LOT 10.
BLOCK o. CLOVER RIDGE
ADDITION.