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Indiana daily times., 1922-02-02

Three straight games were the rule In
the knights OF Columbus League the
Christamores, Columbians. and santa
Marias winning from the Ninas, La sales
aud SaIyadoTs. The Calumets won t"o
from the GenOas.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-02

Weisman at anchor for the Antlers,
had games Of 2t2. 2l3 and POI. 1t did
not do any good however, as the Shin
Bones took two games. Sargent Of the
Teeth and Magel of the Hoots each had
counts Of 223.
Indiana daily times., 1922-02-02

The Elks No. / League stepped OUT
with some fine bowling in Wednesday
nights attack on the pins. No team was
good enough to take three straight. Two
oy1t-of- three victories were the RUE
Numerous high totals we're chaIKea up
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
LEGAL.

cember OF each succeeding year until all
shal be paid.
Provided, however. that .ny of the
owners OF The lots or parcels OF land 90
assessed may at any time durinR the four
az consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication OF this ordinance
pay to tho City Auditor Of the City OF
go levied AGAINST their said lots and par.
cells Of land and thereby release such
property from the Hen OF such assess.
ments
SECTION I. That this ordnance shan
he published for twenty nine consecutive
days IN the Tulsa Daily Word news
paper published In Tulsa. Ok!ahomaj that
the publication Of this ordinance ne "a.
Quited nv law shall he takeu ana re-
garded As suffcient notice to all persons
interested In the assessments hereby lev.
led by the ttrms Of this ordinance
SECTION 3 That all otdinsnces o.
parts of ordinances IN conflict With the
provision. OF this ordinance insofar rs
such conflict etists ste HEREBY rspea ed,
SECTION That an emetgsncy EXISTS
Tor the ptesefVAtion ~ the nphlic health
and safety by reason whereof this
ordinance shaI thke effect from ana after
It's passage approval And publication.
PASSED ana the energency rlause ruled
upon separately snd approved this And
day ~ Nav Iae7
APPROVED thi. IND dRy ~ May 1924,
H. n. NEWBLOCK.
Mayor.
Attesti
RoY GARRETT.
city Auditor.
i, t. J UNDERWOOD.
CITY Attorney.
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TWO SHOT IN FIGHT
ohe Negro Woman Killed, Her Sis.
Ter Expected to Die While As
sailant Still Mt large

airs Emma Redman, negro, Is
aead' and Miss jamie Kennedy, sis
sr OF the dead girl, is at the point
vi death In Maurice willows negro
hhosptal, while Jim Wilson, negro,
has in disappeared, following a shoot
fhs az 1893 North Bullette avenue,
o. 81 .ne negro district about $3.50
u ueIock Friday night. The two
%ohen are sisters-tn law of Wilson.
q brother OF tie two women, Isaac
woy' wnenhedy' received a slight flesh
ho me shooting according to neigh
,n rD,s was the result OF a quarrel be-
i"een wilson and the two sisters
i Mnlch he charged they had been
b" bSu, umental in breaking up his
. aOme iiN and turning his wife. who was
him. '"o "oi'eh' against
wilson. following the shooting
sar'ed toward the police station 10
irs i've himself up, neighbors said. But
%qu'Iles at the police station and
S,sg bn G az the county Jail revealed tina,
nc mad not been seen at either place
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
MAY MERGE WITH
MINERS UNION
Railroad Union Approve
Alliance at Meeting
at Houston

HOUSTON. Texas. May 26 The
alliance between the United Mine
workers OF America and other labor
organizations, outlined by President
John l.. Lewis OF the mine workers
and representatives OF other unions
at Chicago last February, was form
ally approved late today by the con-
vention OF International Brother
MOOD OF Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen.
The convention approved the en-
tire recommendation of a special
committee which considered the
compact The committees report
stated that the result OF the present
coal strike will largely determine the
progression or retrogression OF our
own organization: the miners fight
Is our fight" The recommendation
or the committee included render
ing assistance to the miners out on
strike In West Virginia, morally,
financially or otherwise"
Tne compact Ia an agreement to
cooperate and act together to pro-
test the interests OF organized labor
when the associated Industries are
compelled to bear tho brunt OF un-
warranted attacks upon their integ-
rity and unjust and inauitable
changes In their wage schedules and
conditions OF employment"
The compact provides an execu-
tive board to meet and consider
ways and means to best meet emer-
genciea affecting any of the allied
brotherhoods when they arise. The
action OF the executive board, how
ever, is subject to the approval OF
each of the allied organizations.
the COnvpptlOu attthnrf1aH An
president to expend such sums Of
money as might he necessary for
the assistance OF the coal miners in
West Virginia. now out on strike. A
special committee. considering ac-
tion TO give the mine workers s5O,-
600 a month for not more than 10
months to assist them in their strike
has not yet made its report TO the
convention.
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S. S. MAYOR ASKS
FOR INJUNCTION
Continues Bitter Fight
Against Appointments
By Commission

Mayor Larry c. Him. of Sand
SPRINGS filed an application for a
restraining order against the two
city commissioners +. II. Hubbard
and W. S. Cash OF Sand Springs and
the chief OF police Rev. d. S. Brink
ley, and his assistants Hubert Trent
and J.. J. Lampkin in a petition
filad in district court Friday. The
hearing on temporary restraining
order VIII probably be held Satur-
day.
In the petition Mayor HIM seeks
10 restrain the city commissioners
from interfering with his rights as
police and fire mmissioner which
he cites the city charter as giving
him in addition TO the position as
mayor.
The application for a restraining
order Is the outgrowth OF a bitter
fight between the city commission
ers and the mayor of the little
suburban metropolis. in which the
city commissioners are endeayoring
to get through their appointment Of
a chief of police. -, = ...
Under the present city charter Of
Sand Springs the head of each de-
partment Is given the exclusive
rght to make appointments in his
department. subject to the approval
OF the board of com mmissioners. As
police and fire commissioner, Hinz
contends he only has the right to
maze appointments in his depart
ment and that the commission can
only confirm or reject the appoint
ment.
Hinz contends the commission has
overstepped its delegated powers
when II passed q motion last Tues
day to take from the mayors hands
tne duties OF police and fire COM
missioner. To lawfully do this,
Hinz contends in the application for
restraining order, an amendment to
the charter must be made which
can only be done through direct
vote OF the people.
hinz also seeks to restrain Brink
icy whom he attempted to dis
eharge at the com mission meeting
last Tuesday for on-performance
OF duty, from further acting in the
ioie OF chief and also to restrain
he TWO men Trent and Lampkin ap-
pointed by Brinkley. from acting. as
NM contends Brinkley did not have
ne power under the city charter TO
make the appointments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Waxahachie Takes
Second Game From
Jones' Ball Crew

The waxahachie high school ball
tossers, champions of the lone star
state, invaded Sapulpa yesterday
and promptly took the second game
OF the Interstate series from Jones
Oklahoma titleholders by lop-
sided score OF II to 1. This was
the second game OF the series
waxah ha chic having salted away the
initial clash in Texas a fortnight ago:
Today marks the final clash oil
the teams at Sapulpa. and although
the longhorns have grabbed off the
series, Jones huskies will have an
other chance for revenge.
Although the Texans only piled up
12 bingles to the Sapulpans' TO- the
visitors slammed the ball in the
pinches and piled up runs.
Score by innings:
waxahachie ......04o $50 o02-1l
Sapulpa ..........010 900 600 /
Batteries: Stuart and Wicker;
Thomas, Tiger and McCready., um-
pires-Settley and +. A. Schmidt.
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Western Athletes
Pile Up Big Lead
In Meet Prelims

CAMBRIDGE, Mass NAV 2s.-
Sun-browned athletes from the
Pacific coast gained formidable
lead In the preliminaries OF the in
tercollegiate championship games
today when the University Of CAL
ifornia, winners of the 1921 meet,
qualified Is stars for the semifinals
and finals tomorrow. Their greatest
rivals, the Stanford university COM
bination, finished in fourth place
with 10 survivors, the two far west
ern institutions thus accounting for
25 OF the l05 places left after the
wedding out process.
Sandwiched in between California
and Stanford, was Cornell many
times winner OF the intercollegiate
championship and Princeton, select
ed by many experts as n probable
victor this year. The Ithaca ath-
letes. under the coaching OF Jack
Moakley, finished second in the
days preliminaries with 13 quail
fiers, and Princeton was third with
IL. Following Stanford came Penn
sylvania. Harvard, Yale and Penn
State, in the order named with
eight, seven, six and six survivors,
respectively. A dozen other colleges
also qualified representatives.
The outstanding star OF the aft
ernoon's competition was w. ].
Merchant, a senior at California and
a member OF the American Olympic
team OF two years ago. The Califor-
MIA Hercules not only established a
new intercollegiate record of III
feet two inches in the 16-pound
hammer throw TO lead the field of
qualifiers, but also fought his way
into the finals OF three other events.
These were the shot put. javelin
throw and running broad jump.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Ban Johnson Slaps
2OO-Berry Tax on
Ruth's Little Jig

WASHINGTON, May i6.--pabe
Ruth will be back in the Yankee
lineup tomorrow. Manager Huggins
OF the Yankees said tonight, when
Informed of President Johnson's ac-
ton in filming tho home run king
for his temperamental outburst in
New York Thursday. But further
than that the New York manager
would not make any comment. Ruth
himself had left the park before
the leagues heads ruling became
known and efforts 20 locate him
early today we're without avail.
Manager Higgins declined TO dis
cuss his probable selection OF a
field captain TO succeed Ruth.
President Johnson's determina-
ton to impose the fine and not an
enforced lay-off for Ruth was gener-
ally approved by members Of the
toam.
Johnson, in reinstating the IA
nous slugger. said the Ruth incident
In New York Thursday was much
to he regretted"
THE players conduct" he de-
clared. "was highly reprehensible.
but when all the facts are weighed.
there is n measure OF consideration
duo him"
johnson then explained that Ruth
had Just finished sentence OF "un-
precedented severity" that hes had
lost his batting eye" and that then.
when he returned TO the game the
hero OF a year ago was ridden by
the fans.
Ruth did not possess the mental
strength and stability TO brave this
sudden reversal of public opinion
Johnson said.
johnson added that in Ruth's nine
years connection with the American
league his conduct had been fault
less with but one single exception.
Ruth will play tomorrow.
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LEGAL.

benefited by the construction OF said
sewer In said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
lsl. and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to Authorire the levy
of the assessments against said lots ard
parcels OF land so liable for the cost OF
construction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. Isl, IN the amounts here
matter specified In section Of this or
dinanpe.
NOW, THEREFORE,, mn 1T or
DAINED ny THE BOARD OF CONF
MISSlONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION l. That there shall be ana
there Ia hereby spportionsd to and lev
led upon ana assessed ssainst the sever.
al lots ana parcels OF land in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. isi In the City OF Tulsa,
okla. so benefited by the construction
OF said sewer the amounts respectively
~ pytp "utprn .pntrtoN
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College lads Go Up.

SHERMAN, Texas, May 20
Catcher Monzingo and lnfielder
Moreheart. members OF this years
Austin College baseball team have
Just been signed by the Pittsburgh
National league club and will Join
the team in st. Louis at once. They
are members OF this years graduat-
ing class.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
Held for SlayiDo Wife

n NANION' Miss. May 26.--Mlles
bnst stbuckingham. wealthy Memphis
0Se ess h man. was admitted to sl0,-
POI, oail mere today by Judge Wiley
,D.'er' pending his trial next Janu-
de- on an Indictment charging mur-
wo, IN connection with the fatal
ris risnnalhg ng OF his wife. Lorraine Har-
Oh May Q. last.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
GyPSIES POCKET
FAST GAME WITH
CHAMPIONS So
Attendance Is Picking Up
at Oil League Con-
flicts

The Gypsles grabbed off a hard
,onght conflict from last years
Champions So yesterday afternoon
md added another game to their
asrfect record for the first lap OF
he r,ll League season. One of the
largest crowds that has turned out
Sor league game, watched the
champions of a year ago topple be-
,are the pitching OF Ray.
Several spectacular plays helped
,uuetuate yesterdays game. Good
'on made brilliant shosstring
catch. besides planking out three
safe blngles. Lyon looked like a
thousand dollars on second with
the Texans.
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Cosden office smotbers Texas.

The Costdn officer ball tossers
turned the Sand Springs ball dia-
mond into a race track yesterday
afternoon and won a bleary-eyed
game from the Texas pen pushers
2S TO 3.
Score by innings r. II, T..
Texas ,..,.....O30 600 3 7
Cosden ......075 97x-- 2S Fl 2
Batteries-Banister, Bittle, Braw-
shop and Smith; Green and Brock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
n, Threat Against Civilization.

m r"ASHlNGTON. May 26.-"The
TEMIeats of Premier James Craig and
assu MARSHAL Sir Henry Wilson
a.nst the minority In the six Ulster
,io,, ,iuns'es are threats against civillza-
n, james E. Murray, president
the American Association for
OF Irish Independence
ioda,.r dred IN a statement issued late
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
CnffeYNille Wins.

COFFEYVILLE. Kan, May 26.--
Coffeyville won from Bartlesville
to 0 here today. although Middleton
allowed 10 hits.
Score by innings X. II, Il.
Bartlesyilie 900 900 600 10 2
Cotfeyville 900 10 00x-2
Bs.teries--Allen and Wiley; Mid
dleton and Hyde.
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S>..E>


J. o. @, =. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall. ll2h South Boulder
AURORA LODGE, NO. 80. l. o. o. r.
Meets every Wednesday evening. 7:5O D.
m.
e. W, Gates. N. q.
81. l. pOUEDSTONE, Secretary.
TULSA LODGE No. 90. J. q. o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening 80
g. W. FOLTZ, N. q.
J. y. MOORE. Secretary.
TULSA ENcAHPMENT NO vs.. /. o. o. r.
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
]. i. HUGHLETT. C. r.
II. II. FULLER. Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO So o. o. o. y.
Regular meetins first and third Friday
MRs. CARRY DAVIS. Sec.
TULSA CANTON NO. iB, !. o. o. r.
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
j. p. MOORE. Capt.
Il. II. FULLER. Clerk.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. Tulsa Firssids
No 2. second and fourth Saturday each
RRYMoED FISHER. y. W.
II. u. HUGHLETT W. Il.
MIDAS LODGE. NO. sol. !. o. o, r.. meets
every Tuesday evening, West Tulsa.
u. J. sLIEkARD. Secretary.
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Chemists have estimated that
materials now wasted in Jamaica
could be made 10, yield 100, 600
pounds a year of pimento leaf oil,
from which an antiseptic and a
flavoring resembling vanilla could
be dnriyad
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fi,,iaending the screw spindle and
hss y with g handle, an inventor
car bheSisned he monkey wrench that
San be used as a wise.
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a practical radio set has been de-
signed that IL formed and worn like
garter, one chain extending from
It TO a wearer's foot to form the
ground and another to coil Of
wire IN, the hat for the serial.
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u, 900 REwAhDi I pod.

lively guarantees my Ereat buo'
eessful Monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some of the longest. most
obstinate. abnormal cases In to .
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mail ss.oo; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
Today. DR.. T. A. Southington REM
sdy Co.. xaasaA Csg. Asl-Aayss'
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IP1bIishsd In the Tulsa Daily World May
4. 8. 8, Z, 8, Q, 10. IL, IL, -. u. 10. ~
il Is i' ,s0 a. ,an: ~: a. ,,ss 3. ~ %oiIs "a
oRpiNANcE NO ssS7
An ordinance 70 spportion levy.
sanitary sewer In SEWER DIS.
TRlcT No ISL In ,,as,t,bs, The S;y Of Tuss: os
dinsnce No. 2iss; and declaring an
%MEhEAs = in pu,.gans. &c; q. 2, tn. be-. pro; .;
Tulsa, oklahoms, and the statutes OF
the state OF Oklahoma, for such cases
made and provided. the said CITY Of
and establish SEWER DISTRICT NO. isl
and after having declared Il necessary
10 construct sewers In said SEWER DIS.
ordinanee No, aiss. did on the 2Sth day
OF October. 1921, let 20 comstock .smed-
ley Company, contractors, q certain con-
tract for the const1netion q &c, ssrtsin 9ii
wHEREAs, In pursuance of said con.
have oonstructed a certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO. isi, and
the work under said contract has been
ISsSeS ana s'd ,ss gSSs s ss Gy ERR
OF the city Of Tulsa; and.
WHEREAS. In further pursuance OF
Aforesaid. ana under the terms Of III.
Charter OF the said City OF Tulsa. Okla
homa. u Ia deemed necessary by the
Board Of Commissioner OF the City Of
Tulsa 20 levy and assess . special tax
upon the property liable TO assessment
reason OF the construction OF said sewer
and 20 pay for the same; and.
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con.
DISTRICT No 1si. Including extras, have
been a.certsinsd and is hereby declared
TO be the sum Of t26,9ss.so, all of which
II 10 be levied by special sssessments
against the lots and parcels OF land
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WANT ADS.
asdiss;ssIsssD
Announcements
6NNoUNCEMENT-osage sSi5. Quality
and service. Tulsa Undertaking Com
pany can save YOU one halt
FLORISTS.
PEONY blossoms for Decoration day on
sale Saturday. Sunday and Monday AZ
steinbers Drug store, ,--.---
LOST AND FOUND =
LOSr-On County club drive. Thursday
afternoon, one Bancroft tennis racquet
reward for return to ais W. fairview.
oHago Gaib
LOST-Brown fur ncckpiece, either on
way to convention hall, Tuesday night,
23rd, Osage 1880.
LosT-Blaek and blue silk scarf be-
tween South Denver aud interurban
LosT-siiyer vanity case, with the ipi-
tias q. II. Finder please cali Usage
1900 and receive reward.
building. or on street between Mayo
building and Miss JackHon's shop; re-
ward. Mrs. George n. Williams. Walk
or Apartment n. Usage 1910.
LosT-Hunch OF keys. wednesday morn
Ing. In brown leather case, between Cos
den building and sixth and Main. Find
er call Usage 1868.
LOsT-Pintinum, diamond fiiigreeds bar
pin Wednesday. on interurban car or nsHr
inteturban station. Call osago 1850 and
receive reward,
Losr,-Two,skin stons me.Iten tqr
choker. In the vicinity OF 1912 y. bal
timoro. call osaRe blss
LOST. s'rayed OF stolen. 7passenger
OidsmObile, 1920 model; top had been
ripped and pasted back. Reward for In
formation leading 10 recovery W. T..
Broach. Usage 5ess. TeAidence, Usage
al3s 800 Mayo Bldg,
LOST--Bluo silk rHlnshine umbrella. am
ber ring handle. Reward. Cedar l2l''
LOST, strayed or stoien-t26 reward for
return ~ shaded silver male Persian
cat. answers to name "Bobbie." Ye ole
Pet shop. 900 $. boulder. Cedar zi2S.
LosT--Lady's purse, bet-een Roosevelt
tanning three f26, and so ana one fb
and some change. and receipt from
Dickason- -Goodman Lumber Co, for 'iS.
Reward, Finder address j. \. Greer.
Postoftice lios 7l1. sand Springs. OKLA.
LOST-Noar Blghesrt.' SATURDAY after
noon, one 82Ef Goodyear cord casing,
Address W. O. Guiss. Postoffice Box
1l2. phone Oange b2OO.
Friday night Finder please call Usage
st9i. or First National Bank. reward.
REWARD
Stolen from 902 South Detroit. Tulsa,
okla. Saturday, May 20 1929. large
collie dos. pale red color, white rinH
around neck. narrow white stripe down
face. long coat, tail turns over back.
ana has a few white hairs on Tip. lie
may nave bosI taken out Of the city.
Very fond q children and r. named
and conviction ot the thiet All meme
bers Of 4, T. T.. l. give assistance. Fur
nish information "a American sports
mems Protective league. Gus n. Payne,
secretary, Usage sbGs. of -. y. Pettus,
owner, Usage 2o6. Tulsa, okla.
STRAYED--From West Tulsa bay
mare and black horse. weight about
LOO pounds. Finder call Cedar Na,
S, u. Tripp, BOZ n. Utlca,
PURELY PERSONAL
CLOSING OUT entire millinery stock at
halt price, including rihhnns, flowers
features etc. early spring hats from
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LEGAL

oil AND GAS ROYALTY SALE,
Nutice IN hereby given that the under
signed guardian of Aiys Hickman. a
okmulgee County. Oklahoma, Win on
- Wednesday. June 7th, 1929, at the Post
Onies In pepew. Creek County, Oklahoma.
AT 10 O'Clock In the forenoon offer for
sale at public sale TO tho highest and hest
to-wlt:
The undivided one-haif of the royalty
OF the OIL and gas tthe entire royalty being
the one-eighth) produced from the follow.
ins mi described real estate in Creek County.
The West-half (w ~ OF the Southeast
Quarter Is ~ of section Ten uO).
Township Fourteen 40 North. Range
Eight eO East.
purchase money shall be paid on the day
or sale. and the remainder to be paid
when and at the date OF confirmation Of
ssie. sneh sale shsl be subject to the
NJ. C. HICKMAN. Guardian.
Depew, Oklahoma.
CHAs. z. BARRETT. Atty,
Henryetta, Oklahoma.
tpnbiished IN the Tulsa World May IS,
p';;,I,.,; e.; Is 70; 30. 81: June /, and .; World
"Pi6 Federal " Oil snLh ASb 81 AssfTs hEFiNisd or
COMPANY. BANKRuPT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed trustee in bankruptcy will offer for
on May 20. 1929. at 10 o'clock a. m. al
tho plant OF the Federal oil and Refin-
Fort Worth. in Tarrant county, state OF
Texas. the refinery of said company. in
Guiding the real estate. build ngs. stills.
reservoir. switch track, tanks, drums.
boilers, pumps, steam engine, electric
generator, casing. tools. gas engines and
any other property situated at said re-
on and Refining company in the state
OF Texas: that said property will be sold
IN bulk or In parcels and subject to the
confirmation OF the court
That on May al. l922, ht 10 o'clock
a. m. at the Junior Refining company,
west of the city Of okmulgee, state OF
public auction, for cash. to the highest
bidder. subject to the confirmation OF
said court; In bulk or IN parcels; the
company. located in okmulsee, okla.
consisting OF a 2.ooO-gsllon capacity gas
olno absorption plant, which includes
steam pumps, pipes. steel tanks. steam
boilers, coil house. and absorber units,
high pressure steel tank for transporting
gasoline. and other equipment.
the highest bidder. subject 10 the con-
hrmation OF the court, on June 2, 1922,
at o'clock p. M. at the refinery of the
Federal OIL and Refining company, at
Cushing. Okla, the refinery there To-
Gated and the property used in connec-
property consists Of real estate. boiler
house. boilers, steam pump. concrete
water tank. agitator, stills, condenser
boxes. oondenslng coils, casing and other
equipment.
And notice Ia further given that all OF
tho property referred TO above will be
offered In bulk, whether bids have been
received for same or not. on June 3.
the referee in bankruptcy, sOs Baum
building, oklahoma city, Oklahoma, and
will be sold subject 20 the confirmation OF
the court at said time and place
Dated: This 2bth day Of May. 1922.
J. G, EAGEN,
Trustee in bankruptcy. Federal oil
and Reflnlng Company, Okla-