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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-11
LEGAL.

smount ~ such cost TO bc assessed
against the AUDITING property. the prop.
eTty 30 benefited and other pruperty table
to assessment. and the total amount TO be
spportioncd to. levied and assessed against
such property, and the owners thereof
socording I" the benefits resulting from
such improvements. and said Hoard has
duly examined. revised, corrected and sp-
proved said written statement. and has
duly determined by resulBtion 20 assess
the cost ~ such improvements and a.
rected notices thereof to be given to the
owners Of such property by publication a..
provided In sbi1 Charter. and has required
due notice TO he served upou the owners
~ snch property by registered letter al.
dressed to- such owner and deposited m the
Post office ~ the city Of Tulsa. Okla
homo and said Board ala IN said resolu
ton and notice Get q date on which II
would hear all matters affecting such
property OF the benefit thereto, or AM,
claim or liability. or objections 10 tho
making OF such improvements. or irrcgu.
~larities In any Of the proceedings IN trf
erence to the making Of such Improve
ments. or airy other objections thereto.
ana In pursuance Of said action. publica
tiop ana notice. such session was duly
convened sud hold by this BoarJ at the
ume designated IN said notice; and.
WHEREAS, at such session thi. Hoard
did hear and consider all complaints and
objections to the making 81 such improve.
mcnts and the. appurtioumeut ~ the cost
So ANA EAAA NA q
aud did approve and confirm said state
mont, ~ 80 revised mud corrected. and.
WHEREAS, all lcgal l,qutrcmrnts have
been fully compiled with 90 authorize the
,evyinE Ot said assessm ents against the
shutting property. tho property benefited
ami other property liable TO assessment
aue the owners thereof, In said District.
aud,
WHEREAS, the assessments levied by
this ordinance have been Hpportiuhsl aud
asscsHcd upon tho basis Of benefits. and
none ~ said assessments exceeds the hen.
efiis TO tho property against which It 10
assessed, ana said assessments are AZ.
portioncd. spread ana assessed AGAINST the
property Hrueesnble 90 proportion to tho
benefits afforded to said pr Jperty by tho
improvements on account W shich said
assessments are levied
NOW, litREFONG M IT ORDAINED
HN THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA.
HOMAt
SECTION g That there shall be and
hereby Ia apportioned to. charged. levied
and nsseFscd against the several lots and
tracts Of land liable to assessment and the
owners thereof In STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT No. 337 with the in
provements thereon and appurtenancss
thereunto belonging. ~ a special taS 70
pay western Construction Company fuf
The construction OF street Improvement
as provided by contract with the city Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, the amounts rcspcc.
tivoly as fpllows. to.wits
MIDWAY ADDITION.
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TAKEN TO PAWtIUSKA
Two Confessed HljackCrs Are re-
Returned to Usage County Seat
Tuesday to Stand Trial.

Jack Sutherland and Alfred Drey'
ton, who confessed to having hi
lacked and later shot Jack Hooks.
Whizbang taxi driver. near Foraker
about Z o'clock Sunday evening, were
returned to Pawhuska, county seat
of Usage county, for trial Tuesday
afternoon.
The men were TO be taken to Paw
huska Monday night. but owing TO
reports that a large mob had collect
ed In Pawhuska awaiting the Usage
county sheriff's arrival with the two
prisoners, the two men were left in
the city jail here. Rumors We're
abroad Monday that the men would
be Kept here until the feeling against
them at Pawhuska had died down,
but carly TUESDAY afternoon deputy
Sheriff Il. L. Kirkwood OF Usage
county. suddenly appeared Mt the
police station and n few minutes lat
err the two were on their way 20 the
Usage county capital under heavy
guard.
Hooks. the wounded taxicab driv-
or. is still in a critical condition ut
Foraker and Is not expected TO live.
His father and mother, Mrs. James
Hooks. reached his bedside Tuesday
morning from their home in sylvia,
Kan.
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LEGION DRIVE IN
ITS FINAL STAGE
All Over but the Shout
ing at 6. O'clock
Wednesday

Tulsa service men unaffiliated
with the American Legion will have
,beir last opportunity today to enter
g., carson post in grand style in
ompany with hundreds OF buddies,
Cor this Is tho eighth and concluding
Aay of the posts annual membership
drive.
rs 6 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Z, wil an be over but the shouting
and said vocal exhibition will In all
likelihood be rendered two hours
later by the winning army when re-
sultg are made known at the post
meeting In the Municipal audito-
rum 4 li.tle ceremony officially
writing fins to the drive will be
staged by A. Il. Galloway, vice COM
mander IN charge of memberships,
af the campaign headquarters. 210
south Main, just when the hour
hand OF his watch points to No. 6
on the dial
,"If you have never labored before,
labor Wednesday," is. in substance,
~ Injunction which field marshals
of the Red. White and Blue armies
have issued. 1t Is whispered that
several plans which have been kept
sub rosa will be executed today and
a cherished stunt or so staged. All
team workers are requested % meet
for monday luncheon at the cam.
paign headquarters.
The Blue army will start out today
with the advantage. as Il has 40S
poin,s. as compared TO 3S9 points
credited to the Red army and 212 to
the White army. OF $50 new mem
bers. approximately, the headquar-
iers had made substantial contribu-
tion, as witness it's 45S points. Work
ers mentioned for the individual
prlze are Jack Brevda and Walter ID.
simon of the Blues and n. A.
Thompson and T., Nash Kinney Of
the Reds. Among the means by
which the Blues Contrived to give
their opponents the blues" Tuesday
were through n booth at tho EX-
cAange National hank manned by
stanley G. Campbell. and a musical
demonstration down town in the
evening. The musical program by
Mac Kessler's jazz orchestra was FUR
nished free of charge 10 the army,
as also were the truck from the Tul-
"a Storage company. a piano from
the T. j. White company and Blue
star signs made by n map company,
and the only expense in connection
with that to spectators who yielded
up membership subscriptions.
II all the members attend to-
nights meeting, the entire seating
capacity cf the city hall auditorium
will be utilized. Business to be
transacted includes consideration of
q plan to stage an indoor circus to
be presented by promoters. Lights
will burn late in the legion head
quarters at Fifth and Cincinnati to-
night, as all tabulations in connec
ton with the campaign are to be
completed.
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20 SPREAD ROAD DOCTRINE
Guihrcy VIII Address Big Dinner
Meeting M Nowata Today.

L. Bee Guthrey. highway commits
Soner for the Chamber of Com
herce, will be one Of the principal
speakers at n dinner-meeting to be
heid at Nowata Wednesday by rep
fesentatives of Nowata. Delaware
and Lenapah. Affiliation OF Nowata
county with the Northeastern Cham
Der OF Commerce will be voted on
ana an $500 900 bond issue for road
improvement considered.
X Frank OF clifton, president
oi the Albert Pike Highway club of
Sreek county, was in the city Tues
Jay TO consult with Guthrey as to
le cost Of continuing the concrete
obstruction of the highway through
Aanford and Tiger townships. The
pan is to make the highway con-
idete along an lS-mile stretch, start
ag near Keystone and the border OF
Nrsek county and continuing to a
point In Payne county west of oil
ION. Frank will present information
~ 10 construction costs TO the two
townships.
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Is DESIRE CITIZENSHIP
Inspector From Naturalization De-
partment Will BE Here Jan. 20.

partmcnt VIII BE Here Jan. 80.
When an inspector from the natu-
ralization department Of the govern
ment ONE to Tulsa January 26 he
will have a class of 10 applicants
who are seeking to become citizens
Of the United States. citizenship
court will be held at 10 o'clock that
morning before Judge Albert c.
Hunt While Judge Hunt occupies
the bench he is really only the pre-
siding officer. as the naturalization
Inspector passes on the eligibility Of
the applicants for citizenship.
A class in citizenship has been or
ganized, according to w. r. Seayer
naturalization clerk at the court
house, and will hold it's first meeting
at 1880 o'clock on the night Of Janu-
airy l6 In the courthouse. After that
the class meets every Monday and
Thursday evening under the super
vision OF Louise NJ. Dodge. high
school instructor. All desiring TO
know more about the United States
are invited to attend this class. ac-
eording to Seaver. There will be no
tuition charges.
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PATRoN.TEAcuERs no MEET
Members of high school Association
VIII Have Good Program.

An interesting program Is being
prepared for the meeting OF the Pa
rent-Teachers association of Central
nigh school at Q o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in room Rs OF the high
school, 1t was announced by the
program committee Tuesday. Mira.
Henry Horuecker and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Burcham will be hostesses. Miss
Clara kimhlc of the domestic
science department will continue
her lecture on "The Proper Diet for
y High school STUDENT Tho Men
delesohn club uudor the direction
of Lila Wudc lIarrcll viii sing Il
choral number.
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LEGAI

published In the Tulsa Daily World. jan
uary y. 10, ~, IL. "a, 1899, World Put
fishing company. publiaherJ
NOTICE ron HEARGNG OK fs.
SE-SMENTS " PAVING IN
STREET. lMrRONEMENr DISTRICT
NUMBER 25b, CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution % the
board 81 commissioner EuoutsI ca the
30th day co bccat1bH. 1891. notice In
hereby giveu that .he Bo1ri - 'ouint4-
siohCfs Of tho cry = 'yila. Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate aud ttaf,nent
~ the city Engineer az 10 tho auiiu.t 81
tho cost ~ the vihr0llthin courrrtp unNo-
iu"nt which should be assessed against tho
ehutting property. tho property benefited
and other property liable t. assessment
and the owners thereof In STREET GM
.pRONEMENT DISTRICT No a1j. witch
Includes tho following described portions
Of streets to-wit!
NENOpHON AVENUE from tho
South line Of Brady street 20 the
North line Of Eastun Place tChicaEoD.
And said Board ot Commissioner hes
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the city Engi-
ne'r ana has determined TO assess the
cost OF the improvements iu said district
against the uhutting property. tho prop
erty benefited and other property liable
20 asscssment, and the owners thereof. ns
follows, to Wit.
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MOrfudry
Anderson.

Anderson.
Funeral services for Mrs. II. p.
Andetson, prominent local woman
VINO died Saturday morning at her
nome. 5O4 South Denver. will be
held at 2 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon at the First Presbyterian
church. with Rev. G. w. Kerr Off
eating. Burial will be at Rose Hin
cemetery. Mrs. Anderson leaves
behind her her husband. daughter.
Miss Emma Anderson. and niece.
Mrs. w. NJ. Atwood. all OF this city.
daughter, Mrs. Frederic Han White
OF seattle, Wash, niece, Mrs. q. j.
Jennings OF hurry. Ky, cousin,
Edith. Metzler Of pueblo, Colo.
nephew, John Kerby OF Cleveland.
Okla, her only sister. Mrs. II. T..
smith Of Carthage, Mo, and niece.
Agnes Smith OF Carthage.
Mrs. Anderson was stricken last
Friday evening at the Y. w. G. A.
Just after closing a Bible class.
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Tunnel Explosion KiIls 3.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10
Three men were killed today and
injured so seriously that they
may die, by ar explosion OF dyna-
mite In a tunnel OF the new Hech
Hetchy project OF the city OF San
Francisco, according 10 advices re-
by the city engineers office.
The dynamite was part OF a charge
which had failed to explode and was
touched off when the gang started
drilling a new set OF holes,
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You Tell The World

MARRIAGE LICENsEs issued
Tuesday: NJ. f. Trimble, 20, and
Mildred Trimble, rs, of Muskogee
Dewey o. Miller. "a. of Joplin ana
Virginia Weber, 81. of st. Louis.
DIVoRC PETITIONS filed
Tuesday; Pauline Tobler against
Charles Tobler; Margaret Rollins
against. James II. Rollins: Mabelle
| Hansard Hotchkiss against f. $.
Hotchkiss.
THE PRELIMINARY murder
trial OF Jess Jackson, who Is
charged with killing ID. Il. Smith two
weeks ago. was continued Tuesday
until Friday afternoon at the re
quest IF the state. The trial will
be held before Justice S. X. Hallman.
DANIEL r. FLQRIs. Mexican,
| charged with assault with a deadly
weapon, was held to district court
under a $1,000 bond at his prelimi-
nary hearing held Tuesday before
Justice John II. Query. Floris Is
charged with firing a revolver at
John Martenes.
=
THE WRIGHT PRODUCING and
Refining Co, WAS named defendant
In a $4,000 suit filed Tuesday in
district court by the Citizens First
National bank Of Independence,
Kan. II is claimed that the bank
loaned the company $4,000 on a
6O-day note July 2S Of last year. A
judgment Of slO,019 and s per cent
interest is asked on the note and
! also 5000 in attorney fees.
=
A DEMURRER and an instructed
verdict ended the 100000 damage
suit OF Mrs. Josephine Smith against
Mrs. d. NJ. Gessel and the Evans
Howard Motor company, which was
heard before District Judge Albert
c. Hunt. Judge Hunt granted a
demurrer Tuesday proposed by at
| torneys for Mrs. Gessel and ordered
an instructed verdict for the mo-
tor company.
Y. w. c. A. WORK in Tulsa will
be dramatized in a pageant depict
ing all activities from swimming and
gymnasium classes TO the different
varieties Of club. at the ANNUAL
members night program Friday
evening in the association. Mrs.
w. N. Sill, president Of the
DOdfu VI NAltNAoAht Will NC
in charge OF the meeting and
will results OF the board
elections by the general member
ship during the day Judge NJ. NJ.
Fakes will speak, the girls glee
club OF the high school will sing and
the Ukelele club perform, and at
the close a movie OF association
work in New York city will be
shown.
WORKERS FOR THE Y. w. an
nual budget campaign, set for jan
uary l7-25, met at the association
Tuesday for final Instructions. They
viii receive territory assignments
Saturday Team captains so far
announced are: Mesdames l.. f..
Abbott, G.. c. Anderson, l., S. Cahill,
w. S. Coe. Ed Dalton, A. E~rnsberger,
$ ]. Ford, Ewing Harris, II. l..
Heinzman. l.. ID, Latham, T. O.
Linystrand, j., B.. Meserye, j. d.
Richards, W. S. Robinston. II. W.
Roe. ]. W. Sanders, T. ". S~talllngs.
w. ID. Reynolds, Harriet NJ. War
dell, Charles Francis, Alva j. Niles,
Harry Tanner, Hood shannon. X. c..
Joplin. Harold NJ. Rose, A. J. Han,
Sina Jones. Misses Eleanor Wallace,
Beatrice Buckner. Celestia Harring-
ton. Ruth Businger.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary l..
Freeman, who died at 1910 O'Clock
Monday morning will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Tulsa Undertaking parlors. In
terment Will be made in Rosehill
cemetery. Mrs. Freeman's homo.
was 1913 East Fourth.
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DECLARES UNIONS RULE RAILS
canadian Says Employees Need TO BE
Followed With YardStick.

ulloNe WIN Nafdstl'k.
AONIEEAL, Jan. 10.--The rail-
"ays are in the hands of labor
snIons' the dominion railway COM
mss'on was told today by its chair
%ah + p. Carvell, who sad the
Cca'ei problem of the carriers In
Sssaaaaa was trade unionism, and the
.e'usal of employees to do an hon
~. Gays work for an honest days
dhey need someone behind them
Annually with a yardstick," he
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FLAMES SWEEP GROVE, OKLA.
'SAihess Section Wiped Out BY
Early Tuesday Morning.

..HCskoGEE. Jan. lO.-Damage
fs.hated at $685. 600 was caused by
which destroyed five store
GraNnss and their contents at
los OKLA, today. Most OF the
eoprsas covered by insurance. The
.aes sheriff in a telephone mes
had sala all the salvaged property
lory ZEN covered and there was no
haa need for state troops which
The se, asked for In a message TO
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OHIlINAL TOWN.ITE


Missouri Kansas a Texas Rall-
way; That portion OF right o.
way lying between the north pro-
lection Of the west line ~ Block
20 o, r ana the north projection
Of the east line Of Block IS q. u.
and lying south " "a line 20 feet
north Of and parallel 20 the north
line Of Block 70 o. T.. sos 20
Section z That the assessments hereby
levied against each % tho above described
lots ana parcels Of land shall bear interest
at the rate Of 7 per ceHtum T%D per
GnnuW and both principal and interest are
hereby declared 20 be a debt against tho
owners u the land. snd - lien upon such
lots and parcels Of land prior 10 all other
Hens. except the lien Tar state. county and
cry taxes from this date, and the samo
shall be enforced and collected az other
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LEGAL.

homs. u the holder " the tax hiii so re-.
quests ia writing and be enforced and
,elogied IS ate other delinquent tase. IN
however, that the owner u sstd property,
hts heirs successors Or assiErs. shan have
the privilege u ~discharging the whole
amount assessed against said property, or
any iustallm"nt thereof upon tho pay
meni TO ~, proper officer y the CITY az
principal with accrued interest and At
any time after the holder u said tsN bill
has n'tubcd the ,ummt-siouer or Finance
and Revenue " his intention Go mature
lnstol'mcnts as above provided aud either
collection Of tho amount due upon any
iaN hil or taN bills. the owner u such
tax mi or tax bnls SHAH have the rlshl
TO demand end receive from the peraon
from whom tho delinquent instailmcnt or
ms ,llincnts are due. a reasonable ettot-
tho same are iucutf 81, which said reason
able attorneys tee and costs Of collection
amount, and schedule VI PERCENTAGES
For reasonable cost of CORRECTION. not TO
exceed the sum Of $50 in any case.
for reasonable attorneys fee, whore
lhruttcd, an amount not To exceed iwunty
I'VE tgbl pvr cent OF the amount ui tho
delinquent installmout or instailmenta ant
avUruod Interest thereon, which IN NJ
case shall exceed tho sum Of 5000 and
IN DO case hc loss than tho sum " ~ SO.
thsll Doc construed 20 operate ss q llmtta.
rontpetout jurisdiction wherein suit Is
W. 'Ah 'N W. ''N w N'|N NV NAfN NNN lux III
tax bin or tax bills 10 TN and determine
n reasonable attorneys Zee 10 be taxed In
the sglion In favor Of the holder u the
tax I'm
SECTION : THAT passage by board
~ tnmmlHHiuucrs Of this ordinance.
finally assessing tho property herein de-
H,Tlbvd. ltH propurtionato share OF tho
cost u tho pavement according to the
benefit derived thcrrfIoW. aud In making
ana fixing "a lien upon the property ~
herein get uut. shall operate Nv notice ~
such assessment aud lien against the
DredtilrH ot the owners " such property
and the purchaser thereof and the lion
herelv fixed rhnll be effective against all
such uwnera. creditors OF purchasers.
SECTION o. That Rll ordinances Or
tarts OF ordiuauCoH Ia conflict with tina
provisions " this ordinance. Insofar as
such conflict exists. be. aud tho same ate
untebv repealed.
SECTION o. That an emergency exist.
Tor tho proteJ walton OF tho public health,
paHr" ana safety. and Tor the mfthcranca
y street Improvements By .sHsuu whets-
or this ordinance shall take effect from
and after Ito passage, approval ana
publication,
PASSED. and tho emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
ara day ~ January, 1879.
APPROVED, this sra day OF January,
1899.
T u. EVANS.
Mayor.
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published In the Tulsa Dairy World Jan,
usry " 10 and II. 1922. World Publish
ing Company, PublisherA)
nnnTN ANFE ~, 0aqg

lAk Numphh9t HhpiirhfIAl
ORDINANCE No. 223s.
An Ordinance TO apportlOn. levy.
portion ~ TRENTON AyENCE In
Guided within STREET IMPROVE
hENT DISTRICT no. 337, against
benefited. and other property liable
70 assessment, and the owners thero-
or In said STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT; and declaring an emar-
gsncy.
WHEREAS in pursuance OF the prayi.
sions OF the Charter Of the city - Tuisa,
Oklahoma, the Board o. Commissioner
Of said city did BY resolution, declare 10
necessary 10 pave and Otherwise Improve
a portion Of Trenton Avenue, included
In STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
set forth I'm said Resolution The nature
and extent OF the improvements 20 hs
made on said portion OF Trentol
Avenue and the materials with which SAID
improvements were TO be constructed, and
that said improvements were 70 he made
according 90 the plans and spscificatlons
which said plans and specifications were
thereafter admitted by the said Engineer
and duly adopted by said board, and said
Board did thereafter duly advertise Tor
sealed bids for the construction OF said
improvements In accordance with the
said plans and specifications. and.
WHEkEAS, a contract Tor the con
Of said improvements was duly
to westerA Construction Com
pany whO executed the bonds required b.
law n the city Engineer has prepared
admitted and filed his written state.
ment containing tho names 0f tho persons
firms. corporations and estates owning
fited and other property liable 20 as
sessment for said improvements or
the portion o. Trenton Avenue II
said improvement district the nun
Der OF from. feet owned by each.
and designating the property owned hy
each By block or lot number or OtheTwiss
80 as 10 tdentlfy the same and also con
tanning an estimate Of the total cost Of
such improvements. the portion aud
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1920 K-45 J-passenger; IN good
condition ..................t75O
1920 K-iJ 5~-passon.or; well
worth the price OF .,,.,,,,, 500
1920 kt45 5-passonger: fine
running condition .....,..., 600
1919 H-49 7-pnsscnger; Al
shape; two extra tires ...... 500
1919 Ma roadster. runs fino $50
1918 E-49 7-pnssenger; always
run on the pavement .,.,.. $50
1918 E-Si roadster; a real bar
gam at Observation-Disclosures, go
1918 E-44 roadster. Don't miss
this bargain .......,.,..,... 200
1920 Chandler, 7~-passcngsr. a
good buy ht 500
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AUTOMOBILES


- ''"'''i'7 ''N NNit y"
a DpbuF sedan Zoe sslei no reasonable
Offer refused FOR cash. Usage hOl.
COLE "s', four good tires. runs good, 4
real buy Tor it16 cash. We viii rive
you a nice rs model OnktHud 20" tour-
iuH " YOU viii buy tho tires. Buick
"g' touring, gnod condition, good 40
nov $500 cash. central Garage, lt6 n.
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Taken Mp, one stray black and whlfs
spotted SOW. weight about 100 pounds.
TiEht ear cropped ANA split, A. my
farm ~ miles east Of Tulsa. on Tenth
street road. January g. igg2, 81. L..
Bailey, Tyuto !, Dos lz2.