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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-16
LEGAL.

iWgl,hed iu tho Tulsa Daily World.
p,tiHhn 10, Us, II, ls and 10, 1899. World
Sshlhg company, pubiisherD
AB5f,.st nids viii bo received by che City
,..oe.S noon. Monday March sSTIqsS. f9r
furnishing Of the following material:
~, i; I- OF lS' class "B" Bell & splgot
sr,o, ! r. 3, Of go Class "B" Bell &
\ rs,, OF Glass "B" Bell & splgot
fiG,n. IG5s Of Bel & spisot Cast Iron
,-5Gs" Standard Gate Wales q Roves.
iss.s.a .alandad Gate Valves 4 Boxes.
las standard Gate Valves & Boxes,
An' way fire hyHrants.
? q. no. be made ON delivered prices
tse6T,,'r ,4'ta, Oklahoma. Bids 10 be
Bs, HpahIed by n certified check for Il
IN CENT Of tho hid. '''
nan c,, TO- be fiIed with Mrs. Frank Sea
boon. NIX auditor on or before ~ O'Clock
ml,' ..sular meeting of tho Water Com
Nsrcl 81 clock p. m" on Monday.
s.,lNOIl'E TO CONTRACTORS,
tAN ,,gposaIs will be received until
,.,, soldiers Rcllpf Coumtssinp ron, a.
uta ,aplol building Oklahoma City,
Csr.I i.o erection and completion ~
az MnsE6c.u hospital building TO be erected
.IHnIfIHH H...... N.'''"'ANllhf hH neI plans ana
Nsdsr ',, prepared by Chas. =.
81 az N'urice Jayne, architects and
T,,,p ,ph'no, associate.
HHaI ,'.t speCitiCatlous may be oh
a. Hri.' above mentioned architocts
HHa a.. .Il,'. Empress Theater, Okla
atn Wy, okla. by dopositIng with
. dsr,., I''l check or cash for 500
A a. srs Tor tho safo return Of the
4 ''' specifications in good condl-
a1BS,,I,i.51 a1B,nIy, check for $4,000 must nc.
Wlsr T''h bid ms an evidence that
flbs ~ Llduing iu good faith and IL
sWsr3 'alcr INTO contract should same
9slraet MN. lie must enter into
i eontr,l,u furnish bond In full amount
A's of s,. price within ten days from
NoBlaa HaFlins Of contract.
1 sl Ia ne iaii to enter into contrsct or
gsN A. nNh required bonds within ten
hs siste e"u1.e stated he shall forfeit 10
osek asu ot Oklahoma his certified
The to.m4uldated damages.
'etsut commission reserves the rfght ~
F'i.s reject any or all bids or esti.
n, u. FELL
Chalrman Soldiers Relle.
Commission. biI state
Spltol Building, Okla.
"t,tsu homa city. Okla.
GseSE s.S,,. y. HAGAN.
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yorib Of Mexin, Texas

The Humphreys interests No.
r,r. arm. near the town OF Curry,
rsys.. .n the Mexia district, is max
.rg 5000. OOO feet Of gas and 1900
barrels of OIL
rre Home Okla oil company is
,,ardariIzlng 10 drill in an offset to
fhe above well.
Tho Newblock oil company No.
pond. has set the casing on tor Of
,re Woodguo sand and has show
Hg OF OH.
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In the Oil Fields
Robert Gdibredth, jr.,
Getting Good Well

Robert Galbrcath, jr.. drilling on
the snapp farm. IN 11-1n-3w. has
and from 1856 TO 1850 feet and is
aal i'm the pay. The well Is showing
%. between 100 ana $50 barrels OF
production.
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A. D. Morton Getting
PrndMCPr

A. D. Morton test IN the south
east of the southeast OF 23-11-1t. is
making 100000 feet Of gas in the
top Of the 2.4OO-foot sand. and they
started drilling into the oil pay yes
fcrdav afternoon with all indications
NJ getting a big well. A later report
b. looked for with much interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-16

Puhllshed in the Tulsa Daily World,
March lt. lg22. World Publishing com
pany, publishcr)
ORDINANCE no. 226s.
An ordinance accepting and adding
70 the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma, a GER
tain tract Of land known as CliuCss
Crest Addition 20 the city OF nulsa,
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, as recorded
I'm the office Of tho Register of Deeds
Of Tulsa County Oklahoma; and de-
Clariug an emergency
WHEREAS, a petition in writing has
been presented ID tho Mayor and board
Of Commissioners Of the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, signed by the property owners
OF the tract OF land herein described and
designated as CLINESS CREST ADDl-
TlDN 10 the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, a.
recorded In the office Of the Register NJ
Deeds ~ Tulsa County, oklahoma. said
tract of land being In Tulsa County.
oklahoma. and lying contiguous to aud
adjoining the present corporate limits
said boaT annex 10 said city OF Tulsa
sold tract of land, and,
WHEREAS, it has oocn made 20 appear
upon examination by said ho1'd that tho
tract OF land herein described is plated
into lots and blocks and is used Tor rest
Dental purposes, and n further appearing
70 said board that the prayer ~ said
petitioners should be granted and the lana
embraced IN said petition should be an
ncNed TO gaid city, and that an thing
necessary TO he done for the proper Rn-
ncxatlon OF said tract OF land TO said city
hBvo happened and been performed, and
that said action is Tor the uCneflt Of all
parties concerned.
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LEGAL.

All owners OF ubui'Iug property prop
orty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable TO assessment Hre
hereby notified that all matters affecting
us above Get forth shall be lied iu writ
ing ln the office of Mrs. Frank Seaman.
1879, Ht 900 o'clock A. NJ, ana tho same
shall be heard by the Board Of Commits.
objections not so flied In writing before
said time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 10Th day ~ March. 1922.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
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Al owners of ahutting property PROV
ertv benefited by said improvements. and
other property liable 10 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby,
ments as above set forth shall be filed IN
writing iu the office OF Mrs. Frank Sea-
man, city Auditor OF the city of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, on or before the 2tth day II
March. 1892. a. 100 o'clock 4 NJ and tho
same rhall be heard by tho board of com.
misslunors on tho 2ith dsv OF March, at
2 100 o'clock 4. NJ, and any claim or OBJ
lcctlons not so filed M writing before said
time shall he deemed waived.
DATED this 10th day Of March, 1899.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
CIV AuIItnr
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NoW. THEREFonE- Do IT ON.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT or
DAINED ny THE BOARD or cont
TULSA. OKLAHOMA:
SECTION J.: That the tract Of land
hereinafter described, the same being
known AS CLINESS CREST ADDITION 10
tho city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, as recorded
iu the office Of thr FoCiTt"r 10 n. .rf ~
Tulsa County Oklahoma, and adjoining
being more particularly described az fol-
BeEiuninE At point one Hundred
Thirty four asa feet north o. tho
Southeast corner Of the Southeast
tSEh) quarter ot the Northeast
tNEhD quarter OF tho Northeast
GD, Township Twenty t.oI North,
Range twelve GN East. and running
, North Five Hundred IWeniy-s'N t.-hj
feet, thence w"st "A distance of six Hun
drod sixty tGG0p feet thence S0.,n
q distance of Five Hundred Twenty
six t1-sl feet, thence East distance
Of Sis Hundred sixty tbtO) feet TO
in the offlcc Of the Register OF Deeds
Of Tulsa County oklahoma,
be and the same Is hereby anneFed 20
known as CLINESS CREST ADDITION 10
the City of Tulsa. Oklahoma, az recorded
in the office ut che Register Of Deeds Of
Tulsa County. Okahoma' and that the
corporate limits Of said CITY be ana the
same are hereby extended 10 include the
above desCGihod traet Of lana .,,.- ,tts
ordinance takes effect the real estate
described In section / hereof shall be n
part Of tho city OF Iuisa, ohlaHu4", ana
all persons residing therein aud all prop
erty sItuqted thereon shall be and are
hereby declared to be subject in an re-
spects and particulars ~ the Jurisdiction,
control, and laws and ordinances OF said
city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
SECTION 8: THAT an emergency exists
for the preservation ot the public peace,
ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
PASSED and tho emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
10th day of March, 1922.
APPROVED this l0th day OF MARCH,
7. d. EVANS,
Attest; Mayor,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK T.. DUNCAN
city Attorney
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Automobiles
WANTED-NUrOMuRILEs


USED CARS BOUGHT aud sold IN swaIi
commissions no storage. frrWucsr
Motor Co, 100 w. Second. Celar .ota.
WANIEu.Torl tuuruE lotto m4IH. lUl
vs. SECOND St Crinr .'.a.
WANTED no HuY-uaod F..Ia vI rav
cash Wufrrsnu garage. go 3. IrruA-
tort Ccdrr liti
WANTED tsed ,pra to r.'l on susl
rommiasion f1r private owners. Istd
ttNg
WANTED TD luY Tt.u coupe .nI..
must boo priced iI.hi Nm p1y .1.h. 'HIt
Oaaro Nft'
WANTED Tu.I roadster. good cone
dIuan. U.Nuao Gumr' GOD M. nd,
WNNTTU. TuIH r.aH#f.. H.I. Come
uunI.afr with GIbsau D.. o, u0N ti6,
s1puipr. nAu. rauuuE ury..
WANTED. second UHuH passenger car,
muat ha fH good condition nr1 reason.
pbIu. Apply Nt UIIE. N lI.p tH.
Fourth and Main tr'.'a
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AIIn .IrrLILs IN NErNMRs II


AUTO SUPPLIES ANn RErAiRs ~
Al'IO repairing done. BIB. u.r hour wnrh
guaranteed, 40 ycnra oNpn nco. Cod'r
'gi
MAX auto Tog0Ir0E. sI5 s, Phoenix work
contracted. CHll Ht any time tor best
service. OsaEe llll u.
VIE HAVE storage space f.r fg" more
cars 10 frcuru0f rafHFn H' SO per
month. FrsuFI Auto Repair. 70 N,
Cheyenne. uhun0 tnlar 1000.
Will SACRIFICE limited number ot all
standard make, fully guaranteed rib
ss@@S1s.a-,s az; al 5,lsis;;%-.!s
a.at -tl9 8avil4--Sl7 3bK5 -2l9
UnCalICt fnr tires Bud tubes cheap.
WESTERN TIRE SHOP.
loot $. Main ST.
AUTOS lOR HIHE--,iAHAGEs ls
BOSTON. s.. isl3-Four garages for rent
Phone Osago 525i
FOR RENr-Prlvate gaNge. 0sage 7i3o
FOR RENT -Garago at 2li y, Denver.
alley paved.
GARAGE for rent, viii hold easily rs
cargt IDEAL location. Call Usage y57.
GARAGE-Close in. 3l5 W. Third,
0sage lh40-t,
MOTORCYCLES AND nICYCLEs u
MOTORCYCLE and side car, $50, PhOuc
RlJ.
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WANT ADS
announcements

clll.G4oassgo
rulu sfA-
Announcements
ANNOUNCEMESr- OsoEo sbib. Quality .
and Service. Tulsa Undertaking Gum- /
pBny Cnn save You uue-iist.
lost NND rOUNn, =
nICYCLL STOLEN rom Iongtouow |
school WuaiW'n.'Hr MAKE. color h.u' ]
aud white. lIuuIW rcvptd. oHngn San. |
HlCNClu HNerycw ,school |
R,vHfU fNl return 90 iai A. brnv'r' /
~ uuI IAhTh who tpuN uaNda wagon
from s.orvaN. between 7at and 1li
ON South olympia sunday. VIII return |
To- get reerI,o reward aud mo- quos-
tluua asked
LOsT.Batl, Persian est n vicinity NJ
Fifteenth ami Detroit reward Usage
LOST Lars. white huilHas i.ap"
cyc; reward cedar 225p
LOST -Ludya Masonic diamond broach.
Reward 20 finder eau telephone
Cedar g15t ----.--.--.--
LOsr-Two white Iivor and tIckod pointer
dogs. a liberal reward VIII ho paid Tor
thtir return. Telephone Cedar 1898 or
call At 1919 N. MAIN.
T-MoruipgsIdc hospital school pln
with name engraved. Helen T. Pom
bertnn. Cnll OuHc g7lN
L0gT-LG leaf pocket memorandum
book near port0fiio", reward. ihohe
Usage eso.n ---.
IOsT. White nul moss tnlot"d bulldog
Answers % the name spike irluln
to Erank Kennedy, go 8. Ilglu' Usage
Goia
LDsT. ppir Nose gIusses. return bot COS
den building or call osage $500,
LOST. strayod or Btolcn, female gtcy-
hound. reddish fnwn, black nose ho-
ward. can pHagc R-Nl.
and EIwood. Old lDdya satccn bag, com
thinning FpCCtRCles ana about Aabo chHh,
can Mrs. Forticr OHage 1893. lSl9
Curaon
lost About two weeks ago on East
Eleventh ar South Trenton, small gold
watch blue face gold hands. ia mi HH-
Ing, heirloom. Reward AddroHH pnA
/ STRAY March 70, Collie dog, four
months old, Answers " name or NhAp'
has BllcN on collar. FINDER please
! caU Osag" 1850,
TAKEN uP--Y oung briudie bulldog. has
/ cullnr white feet. bObbcd tall oWnet'
! call usagc lA2'. --
PURELY PERSONAL
| BABY GIRL Tor adoption. CAN at 7i6 n
Wheeling or Usage tlif-J, J,---------
SPECIAL NOTICES
/ FOLLOW the crowds this beautiful
! gprInE weather 10 Turk Bros sale OF
| mems ulfiN, now HpIlne ohloIus ~ v
! bucks, for pair Of kicks you VIII never
do any complaining afterwards TURK
! Bros. Az = Main. -
I n. e MARKHAM has no interest ia chi
parlor cafe at ii T.. Archer. IL D.
Brooks.
MEDICAL "a
FNiRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
confinement privhtei prices reaponanls
may work for bOnrdi babies adopted
Write Tor booklet Mrs. y. u. Long
1giI ". TWenty.Seventh st.. Kansas
CITY Mo. ---
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANiTARIUM
nome Tor the care and protection OF
young women. rates teaHonhhle' babies
adopted. Dr. 81, ~. Newman, medical
director. lbi7 ". Main OKLAHOMA 1lty
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WHY own a car wEcn you can driye the
okla, Hrut-arrar cp. It's cheaper.
car. Ford, Dodge, BulCk Rates reason
able enc H Main. cedar soI,
WILL SACRIFICE my model % cadillac
phaotOn. now paint new tires. WestiUg-
house shock HhsurbtrH, Al mechanical
condition; not interested iu real estate.
Can OHaEg gtAl.
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For RFNT-Nlce sleeping room, walking
distance, rent reasonable. Cali Osase
UU4I
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Board and Rooms


iuIEh COTTON -.sp"..ml tatesss by NC
".'" ''nMg'F I'..1'l .i,' Ws,cs
L'. '' ."""' '''A 90 '''
'".'
"a NNLt.G HOTEL
luift o., Ia'tu f'.uy i9l"l WIN oln-
tux room POO connections tnt'H feaHohAuIe'
cedar 5000 'l1 d. OWL
Ni"
......,.... ,,..Ii a,.,'t r..,.,t,bi.
'..''. ''".. rtgrt t '.'
er,cIsI rates f5r permanent guests
,....,. .t,.,.fi..
,s.,..,, ..i t..i '. ''' '..y,r latt
t1uma u,vIg t.p1nisi rul mru'sU,i3
sr..frI pf,a ta r.tu1ruut rutsia
r.u,tIs. ttt,I.l.I.
,iair street opposite frisco station SiH0u
nc,t running water tn alI rooms. rrss
baths tleEInt rooms. ~ UretlY
WUGUT UuTIL
'tHstly modern. reasonable rates cedar
3alg.
nam uOt RIIIEEpINC ROOMS 10
I. .,,,,,,,', I''.,,i E,,,,..tcglT,.
% '''''''' 1s..s
tItp.
Ap,p,., t-t..t. t.I.t,t Ecr..t,cptpg
ra',, ,f,,' ty', .lr,nirv roou,s call
cedar i3Il.
A-u,.i,i,t, i-,,,,, -.,,If,, ,,-,,,s ana
~, @ ~ IN, ,,, f,r MN, h,,,ssl," "epinr,
". "ng H'"ty@ tgG, 'U'"' i'' "e''
5i,,., s,t, ,,., a.. ~ ,,,,, ,,,,, 1,,.-,ce,.
WV '"s'l'.-
l'gs On, ~ NC. m',,s ,.','u ,I.,
from ln"lnN i"l lihnl .r,us' g".i
'l'sl llhs '""i" ''"s' i''
uNAnN. W., 5lS--lwo nicely furnished
rooms. modern, private entrance .'o'e
D7aEe w
room Tor rent 0rage ll.s-h, --
BOULDER D., ilb-Iwn iurhla"r" mousse
Keeping rooms. for onuplo, inoaeln,---
CuENENNE. ~. sgi--Two clean, com-
Iollablo hnu'rte'pHk lv."'n' ''''''"
nice h'iEhhg, hood' close No. n-
CitEYENNE s., toi 80 Hgusehccning
toomH viii DO Nacant We l9th' Ca'
htler ~ a u. OaaRe a'1s, ------.
floor, Tor housekeeping. osaEo slis.
FIHST W. aiitg.For rcut two llght
housekeeping rooms. Osago bt6l.
FIFTH W, sci-Two housekeeping
rooms 90 couple without childron, $500
per week .----
TiFrIL H.. i0o2-TWo or four light house,
accepting rooms. osage t1io,
tlFIu, w. G2or Modern. iHrnlshe9 s9n,s-
s,,,,Sspe sSr gc,,,J"'
toN NhN on. t""ll luiiiah'n aui'' t w -
sEgt ''''''' '-'
-, ,-,,,-,,-, -o=s,,, 49,.
FhANhtDhi 49,, ~, tano tn,,s
rtoss t' In vs., s5uiSsssi ossse tiqslR Il.
I,9ss wy. s2s...,
Noht Ohh; -, Ina s9,'b, uNo p, il9ups
furnished and newly decorated. Usage
tis2-R
pUDENiX iIg---.r,y1 bas6Inent rooms.
rofcru So. cedar 1850.
- -------------------
SUITE Of housekeeping rooms, IN private
home. walking distance. OsnFc 7s92.
5i,,ri, ,.,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,ssi,s.,,--
INK rooms. rent reaaonablo. osags
ble2. .---.
TWO Largo. completely furnished house,
keeping rooms. Usage. t320-J.
TWO nahf houscKcoping rooms aud sleep.
ing porch on south side. to couple.
Usage 70t7.R
UTICA. 81. 2i--Two nice housekecplng
rooms. private BATH no other roomera.
References Osagc 722s
WEST TULsA--oue block east of school.
nice modern. light housekeeping room'
'sbo per wee& --.-..--,------.-.
ing rooms, modern rent reasonable
osage e-Da -, .-------------.-.
ROOMS FOR RENT---FURNIsHED ~
HOSTON- s. igg0- ono Inciosed sleeping
porch nnd dressing room, gentlemen
oulyi also garage Tor rent. Call Osago
t72.
buRNETT' b., i5i0-Toyely front room,
f9sTmiy' '''1 G.ags 9ist II no no Snswer caii
Usage 1913.
BAtIIMORis-Cio iu, attractive room.
BouI.Dt.H. H. li0G-Front sleeping room
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Reserve g.3I acres
north Of Blocl, I. SUM
set A q q itiou, Mis-
souTi, Kansas A. Texas
Ry, right ot way: that
part Of right Of way
lying enst Of west limo
Of Peoria Avenue and
south Of south line ~
urth street. and
that part uf right ~
way lying south ~
eagt projection of
north line Of Block
30, berry Addition.
ana west Of west limo
~ Peoria Az venue,
Missouri. kausas a
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NITnMOilIi.rs TOU sNII

These cars have all been through our
shop and have new tires and new
paint.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
Who Made the Issue?

Some of the Democratic county committees and of
the newspapers trying to spread propaganda to the eff
feet that Governor Oco by his proclamation against the
Ku Kux Kan and his subsequent removal of Kansmen from
office has injected religious and racial issues into politics.
This pure demagogy The governor did not inject any
racial religious issue into the campaign This issue had
already been injected long before his proclamation It's pre-
had been observed by Judge Lowell of Pendeton who
withdrew his gubernaora candidacy because of it. 1t had
been denounced by Speaker Bean in his platform cand
date 1t had been injected by K X X and secret society
leaders who sought candidate present and found in
the person of Charles Hall.
What Governor Ocott did expose and force into
the open the invisible work of the Ku Kux Kan and assoc
aed fanatics who had injected the racial and religious issues
to aid them in seizing control of government They had
hoped to do their nsduous work under cover they not
relish the idea of playing visible hand with the cards the
table, hence loud in their denuncaton of the
for exposure, for the searchght of truth invisible
government and publicity its worst enemy.
The governor upheld the constitution and constituted
authority He stood openly for visible government de-
nounced invisible government inspired to destroy consttu
ona guarantees by appeal to racial religious preudces
There was nothing in his proclamation that any loyal
American could take exception to and much that every
should commend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
INTERNAL LOAN
HELD SUCCESS

Moscow, July 6.-(By Assocl-
ated Press. THE soviet govern
ment's first internal loan is a sue
cess. according to the Russian
newspapers, the ten million pood
bread loan having already been
subscribed. Although exact fig
ures in the provinces are lacking
1t appears that the peasants have
directly subscribed 4,OOO,OoO
pools, the workers 100000 and
state institutions 100000.
Russia's 1922 grain crops, &C
cording to present estimates, Will
reach a minimum Of 3,5OO,Oo0
pools 100000 tons) or 1000
100000 pools mors than those OF
last year, Acting Premier Kane
neff told the correspondent today.
From practically all sections Oh
Russia, except the north reports
are pouring into Moscow showing
that the grain is flourishing in
ideal weather beyond the fondest
hopes Of early spring. If the yield
is as large as expected, it probably
will be Russia's greatest crop
since the war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
Our Invisible Statesman

One of the most amusing jokes of this simmerlng sum-
er season denuncaton of democrats by Senator Stan
field in the Pendeon Tribune for delaying of the
tariff bill by fibuster. oregon's invisible statesman
declares:
tied the minority I'M
anything at present
wholly fault
republican ready and
time the schedules The blame Tor
with the democratic AT the present time
do little"
When it is remembered that Senator Stanfield has not
in Washington since the senate debate the tariff
bill began despite the socitous pleas of party leaders, that
he has been the capital two thirds of the time
has been session since he took his seat and abb
continuously since April the humor of his denuncia
ton Of those amusing for whatever might be said
they least their posts Of duty While the senator
herdng sheep Idaho the dasardy democrats
evidently the battleine-so wonder they to-
blame
AS matter of fact there 1000 and odd tariff
schedules to considered of which 1900 have already been
raroaded through The progress in this greed and grab
game rapid could be expected for there is joker in
every schedule for the enrichment of special interest at the
expense Of the public Exposure keeps the democrats busy
the people will know what going 1t would of course
be fine slide the whole thing without consideration
absentee senator DESIRES but because he hasn't interest
enough debate vote the tariff why blame the
democrats?
Time was when Oregon had senator in Stanfelds place
who always the jobbut they say in the comic
strips buge this your bazoohem days is gone forever
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
JOHN DOE WARRANTS ARE
ISSUED FOR z CRIMINALS

Lincoln, Neb., July 6-Vigorous
search for two unknown defend
ants in a criminal action, rising
out Of the shopmen strike at
Havelock, will be instituted in this
vicinity this week, according to
County Attorney Charles Matson,
who filed the informations at the
request of Burlington road Of
ficials.
John Doe warrants were issued
charging robbery, following the
alleged rushing of the guards
lat Havelock the first of the week.
A guard at the shops declared
that the striking shopmen de-
prived him Of trifle more than
SAL.
A report from Grand Island
says a wife of a shop man who de-
clined to go out on strike, fired
several shots at pickets when they
attempted to halt her husband as
he was coming from the shops.
hihe woman claims that the pickets
first threw stones, but this charge
is denied by both the union and
by road officials at Grand Island.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
STATE ACCIDENT FUND
DIVIDEND DECL AIRED

A dividend of 20 per cent for
the fiscal year ending June 80 has
just been declared by the indus
trial accident commission. This
dividend will be In the form of a
refund of surplus as of July l to
all employers contributing to the
workmen's compensation fund
during the year and will amount
to approximately 100000. This
is the third successive year that a
refund of surplus in this amount
has been made by this commission.
with the exception of the two
abnormal years when shipbuild-
ing was at its height in Oregon
this has been the biggest year in
the history of the workmen's com
pensation act" declares a state
ment issued by tue commission IN
announcing the dividend or re-
fund.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
WAL TIERS APPEAL TO
Be HEARD ON FRIDAY

Arguments in the appeal of
Hustled A. Walters, condemned
murderer of jerome Palmer, Port
land policeman, will be heard be-
fore the supreme court here Fri
day afternoon, July 7. Walters
appeal is based largely upon al
legged errors in admitting the tes-
timony of John Tillman, alleged
accomplice of Walters in numer-
Gus hold ups just prior to the
killing, and Ole Indegard, one Of
Walters victims.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-06
SECOND SUIT FAILS TO
BRING WOMAN DIVORCE

Because she returned to her
husband while her first suit for
divorce was pending and because
she is not a resident Of this state
for a year, Herberta Pagan was
denied divorce by George G..
Bingham of the circuit court We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. Fagan started her first
suit sometime ago, but went back
to her husband, Raymond Fagan,
in Los Angeles, upon his word
that he would treat her well. He
failed to keep his promise, she
claims in her second suit, and for
that reason her attorneys insist
that she does not lose her years
residence established when she
brought her first suit