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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
MAS INF OR MAClON

fiscal de. ia Corte Federal Mr.. Wells
lesta conferencia asisti6 Ell director
lie la Prohibition, sr. Pesqucra.
/. Sc. .srpope que habrqn .tratadQ. en- Ia
nisma de los propuestos ascensos en-.
la Policfa Insular " de La actitud del
.senado al no haberlos aprobado toda-t
via.
Ell sr, Todd hizo su acostumbrada
vista matinal de las diez, la For
taleza.
8 Ell ST Leo Baez estaba citado hoy
per .el Gobernador para una entrexis- Y. exiss.
Ia, en- relaci6n con una carta que
.aqne dirigio al General Nc Intyr.es l.es
1uejandose de la injusta destituci6n
que de su .empleo de veterinario de
sigricnltura. le hiso soa5jeto q uoinisio-
ilado Toro LaBarthe.
La carta>de Baez Nc Intyre ha 81
do trasladada a Mr.. Reilly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24

EFyunaSf fnotas de Base Balr' que
fabarecen en "El Mundo,r ,r1de bog firnla-
I das pol Mpnsant, dice el crdnista 4ael
en- .el juego entire las novenas San
tArte StaI$" y "Tres Banderas", cele4
brado el nisado demingp sn elgeampo
I,del CondaHo, y en- sl,spal Sc disputaq
lban ,el prHmio ofrecido por laaconli-i
sian BE loH juegos ;Ropulares del Car
naval, Sc ItArmiid e1 jdego en- el oeta-
70 inning cSn=unsseores de siete a siete.
Esto no .es-eierto.- Ell Sr. -Monsant
estaba presente Y sabe muy bien que
en- el octave iIiaiing caando ell "San-
| ttuYe abandon9 egMsgo cqnssobra4
dos ai16tiY0s, eStsga sg eheiaa ei| por 9qna a|
lcarrera. ~ ss'ss' ,.' = SO af sss - y
,As1 les, Sr. sMonsant, esta yez no le
han contado, porque I'd. estaba pre-
lsente; pero pareee que su apasiona-
niento 10 lleva al extreme de deeir 10,
| que no es.s,s 1, .3s,ss n.
Va que Ud,, Sr, Monsant, Sc consi-
dera lie Rey de los cronistas basebo-
leros" debe dejarse de- apasionamien-
ftos y ser .completamente imparcial,
pues no es la primera vez. que I'd.
desde las columnas de "El Mundo",
Aa dicho To- que no es. ,a..a i, i, .aj, /.
| @Sepa bieni el, Sr. Monsant, que ell
1eSanturce Stars, abandono Ell juego
Zen el octave inning estando encima por
Luna scarrera, y mo siguales como I'd.
Iquiere hacer yer. .
N FL score fue el siguiente:.
"Santurce. Stars, 8 carreras.
q tires Banderas', z
4 Tenga cuidado, Sr. Monsant, al es-
leribir sus notas deportivas y no ira
tie de perjudicar en- esq forlna Ia
lnovena del senor Allende. Aunque
I'd. estaba en- el juego; pero, va que no
Iquiere saber ell resultado del juego
/ ppede preguntarle al misino Don Pc
Ipito, ;quieh iba encima cuando Sc ter
,lmino ell juego en- la Soctava entrada ?
lei lie dira..
Una earta a Browns,
Il a. Sst4f. res %Sssff e5sf3
Febrero 2lI22.
Mr.. Rafael Browns,
Capt. del team sColectiva",
e ~ San Juan, P !. R.
iSeiior: .sr
Por la presente placeme informarle
tquc en- junta eelebrada con Ia directi-
] va de mi novena, en- ia tarde del dia
tde aver y por eonsejos de la prnden-
l,cia hemos resuelto mo JUGAR
NUNCA:CON SU NoyENA CoLEC-
]TIVA".
Esperando tomara buena nota del
Hparticular y sin motive para mas,
ouedoAde I'd.
Atentamente, Ass- Il.
tFdo.) Miguel Allende,
Mgr. del team "Santurce Stars
4 Ell senor Allende al tomar tai de-
termination, 10 hace porque ,tiene POI
derosos motivos para clio, v tambien
len bien del deporte.
Va que el juego entire estos dos ri
wales era tan esperado por los fans.
lque al campo del Conaado asisten, y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
Esquirla a Fortaleza.'
Los que. llegaron en- el Ponce

r.. Marcial, Charles Nenstichl, Justo
Oqendo, Diego Power, Carload Pou-
sa, Rosita Pousa, Lucas Pichardo,
Leobaldo Pichardo, Carmen Perez, Ra-
fael Rodriguez, Sra. Rafael Rodriguez,
M. Rios, Arturo Sosa, Antonio San
tiago, Carmen Stamation, Srta. E. Ti-
RADIO Srta. V. Texidor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
Ell SIR. LUIS SANCHEZ MORALES
s NoAIBRADo CONSUL DE CHILE
EN- SAN JIIAN q

~ En- SAN HIN 4. u II 80. z. :
El Departamentes de- Estades ha CO.
municado al Gobernaflor que haa reco-
nocido como consul de Chile en-, esta
danftal,. 8 Don LitIs Sanchez MoraIe@
"A Ell TMPARCHALss que cree mer4cido
el lshonor que Sc lei liispehsa a uno de
los .portorriquef de, muchosj yaler
como es ell iSr. Sanchez sMorales, ase
complace en- felicitar a este por la dis
tinci6n recibida, Y al pals por la acer
tada elecci6n que ha hecho la repd-
bliea de Chile, para su Representative
diplomatico en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico '.',F z I { z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
'EL HERMOS0 FESTIVAL
De AN0eHE En- IA TE-
|RRAzA DEL PALACE

Z U.s. |
Anocbe Sc celebr0 en- Ia deliciosa
,teyr&a del Hotel Palace, de, esta ciu-
dad, La idomiaa bale carnayalesca, a
Ia cnaf asistio un nutlido bellfsimo
grnpo de. seiioias y sphoritas de loI
nlassselecte de nuestraN mundo social.
La terrat:a ofrecia uil cspl6ndido solpe5i
de Vista, siendo el adorno verdalera-
meme Suggestive. PodclDes decir que
1sparecfa anos epcontrdbamos en- aque-
/ Hos deliciosos instantes en- I'M bosque
encantado. Globos multicolores, eintas,
serpentinas, copfettis, agidabanse en-
eli aire, danlole la bienvenida a los
que llegabam Gfreciendoles III pers-
|pectiva de unas horas de gratisimo
solaz.
Todas las mesas fueron ocupa1as.
Los comensales ,pasaban de doscien-
tos. Ell menu fue muy exquisite, re-
| cibiendo ell .seilor Agudo numerosas
congratuiaciones.
| A las nueye media de Ia noche,
cuando va terminaba la cOmida. fue
Nevada al trono por una conlision de
senoritas de nuestra buena sociedad,
/ la gentil damita Angelita Santoni,
fcuyo porte aristocrdtico y las mtichas
i tsilmpatfas de que disfruta en- San
Juan, la hicieron acreedora a reinar
sobre todas.
1 a La corona lie fu6 prendida con arte
gentil bor., la bella senorita Anita
Calderon, Ell APPLAUSE que recihi0 La
Reina Ahgelita i fue prolongadfsimo.
| Con eF fin de que el pdblico pueda
tarse euenta exacta del resultado bri-
fiantes del festival, vamos citar al
gunos nombres de las damas que ALI
| Sc encontraban.
| Seloras de Travieso, Mestre, Cryar,
Soto. Gras, Juana Manuela Rodriguez,
| Pasarell de Grahame. Berga, Gomez
1 (Ricardo), Fornaris, Fano, (yicentel !.
Kennerly, Cestero (Ferdinand), Ca
rreras lFracisco), Massari, Palnlieri
Idc Wood, Schettini, Menendez (.llber-
! san+;n;sIJAa,da Cpoar.,1 .,.,,,ea1las
rs.,..,,..s.s;. =
(HarryN,i Dfaz. ooHazog MARTINEZ & Ma
1.lsneA, eValdes (Ramenl. II Lees oNeill,
I yanderdys, Cerecedof (Jayiertg 4sboy.
In c,,a',e 1seao ,,I;,1ff
p,faa, 1;,nA,5ll,& A5S y7sS,,, 81 ~,
,,,o,m iilF' nrSss,,;,.sss. IA 4, s
,,.h Ill.,; n M ~
sanoI;tas ,,sas.n..,r.s,,sx,.i I,A,4ie,
,v.lads ,ar,s;na cesa;la .ma,ia s.n
49,; ,,t s.s,s5sa6sd,, 'stiiJ,Iq,,'l /, i,,,s.
rano Ii,.,1;.n s,sox.,,.h ,,Arna,;., A.,
,fa,,a aave ,,i;arre So. srta rsmara r,ona
- se.s..,Ia -. ~;
,,,a,s, To,.ra.s ,,,..a,1,ss s,ont,
s Rsoslsa.s GLORIA efisaselIs IAlpalia ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
IItMINAcIoN A ia vENEcIyNA

Para el gran baile en- el Casino de
Puerto REQ. en- San Juan, el sabado
spr6ximo. Sc estan instalando bombi-
Has el6ctricas de colores que daran
una brillante Illumination a la vene-
ciana la noche del festival. En- pl I'M
terror de los salones terrazas, liabra
tambien grandesNfoco y multitud de
bombillas que cenvertirin el edificio
en- una mansion fantastica tle luz y
de colores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
La CABRERA DE LA COPA
CARNAVAL

La San Juan Racing and Exporting
Club. nos avisa que en- las carreras
de caballos que han de celebrarse pa,
sado maiiana para las cuales preva-
Iece mucha animation, Sc discutira la
copa de carnayal. Con motive del en-,
tusiasmo que existe entire los amantes
del deportes hfpico, para estas scarreras,
las Damas .Isabelinas Sc comprometen
asistir a las carreras, y ALI venderan
en- un puesto efectos de carnaval, dom
de Sc. jugara de 10 Undo.
En- los intermetlios de las carrerasy
'habra baile, para 10 cual Sc has contra
tado una magnffica orquesta. snel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
AsocIAcIoN cRIsTIANA

En- Ia Association Cristiana Sc efec-
tuara esta noche, una yelada lfrico
dramatica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-24
ALGUNAs DE LAS ENTREvIsTAs
DE HOY con MR.. RELY EN- LA
~ p - FORTALEZA

Esta mafiana celebr6 una conferen-
cia con Ell Gobernador, despu6s de
haber estado declarando ante ell Conf
te de Nombramfentos del Senado, ell
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STORM HITS NORTHWEST
-Four States In Grip OF Blizzard Tbat
Is Causing Delay TO Trains.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. -Four
northwestern states today are in the
throes OF a severe snowstorm which
Is crippling telegraph and telephone
wires and causing delay to railroad
transportation. Between Mime
apolis and Duluth all telephone and
telegraph wires are reported down
and In Duluth snowfall of "a
inches was reported as having
fallen there in "a hours.
At Mitchell. s.. D., one of the
worst storms since 1881 had that city
In It's grip and loss to livestock on
ranches in that vicinity was said to
be heavy.
on a branch OF the 500 Line rail-
road In North Dakota, a passenger
train with rs passengers aboard is
stuck In a snowbank and rescue
crews are at work today digging
them out.
High winds and heavy SHOWS in
northern Wisconsin have delayed
trains and reports from all sections
OF that territory indicated decidedly
cold weather.
orders were issued today to own
ers OF all downtown b.Hdings in
Minneapolis by the city building in
spector to clear roofs of snow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
LAND TITLE SUIT
NOW BEING HEARD
Silla Perryman Claims
Ownership of Cosden
Refinery Site

Another Indian land title suit Is
kslng fought out before District
nudge Redmond $. Cole. Sllla Per-
rvman. creek fullblood. is endeavor-
t,g 10 get possession OF 100 acres OF
iard adjoining West Tulsa. Part of
,be land is owned by the Cosden
,orpany and the ground on which
tbc large refinery stands Is involved.
The case went to trial Thursday
,oorning and by afternoon a
inry mad been selected and the plain
,iffs first witness took the stand.
The first witness was the plain
,tf, herself. Aged and tottering, she
,ook the stand and through the lips
ofan Interpreter and under the skill
mi guiding Of her counsel related
the story by which she hopes 10 gain
nossession Of the land. When court
sdiourncd at o'clock she was still
beirg examined She will prob
ably be excused from the stand Fri
A<r morning. IL is said that the
nisInun had several witnesses, in
rlud!ng fullblood Creek Indians and
due TO the slowness OF the trial so
far, Il is thought that 1t will last
until next week.
I
land was the original allotment of
her brother. Lee Burgess. who died
without children and without will
The land descended to other heirs
when Silla claims 1t should have
come to her as the next OF kin under
the law OF descent and distribution
in effect in the Creek nation on
June 80. 1900. when Burgess died
The case was filed several years ago.
and il is said by attorneys to be
similar TO the famous Tommy Atkins
ease, In addition to asking title to
the valuable i60-acre tract. the Per-
ryman woman asks 100000 from
the Cosden company for any gas
md oil which she claims they have
kned and $4,000 for use OF the
md. The biggest issue to be fought
out, il is said. is whether the plain
tiff was the child OF Ceasar Burgess
Silla Perryman Is relotive OF
Rachel Perryman, Greek Indian, who
five months ago filed suit in dis
trlct court attacking the titles in
kirBwood place. one OF the finest
residential sections OF Tulsa.
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POstOffice Pd.,rOns
Held Prisoners When
Alarm Signei Rings

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2.--Seven-
y-five persons, including govern
ment officials, were imprisoned
Tor 8 minutes at the point of bay
onets In the federal building here
late today. when postoffiCe em-
ploye accidentally stepped on an
electric switch signal and the ma
rine postal guard turned out. Ma
rlnes with fixed bayonets guarded
every exit from the building while
others searched the building for
disturbance.
Oscar Schmitz, chief agent for
the department Of Justice. tried to
leave the building but was halted.
He showed his credentials to the
guard, but neither that display nor
an attempt To tell II to the ma
rines" gained him permission to
leave the building until 1t was de-
termined that the alarm was acct
dental
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Would Reduce Soviet Army.

COPENHAGEN, Feb. "a pro-
posal by Nicolai Lenip that the
soviet army be reduced In size one
half to aappease the United States,
has been rejected by the central
executive committee. said a Moscow
dispatch to the Social Demokrat to-
day. Leon Trotsky. commissar for
war, addressed the counsel opposing
the reduction and declaring that
Russia would be attacked If she
disarmed. Trotsky opposed the Ge-
noa conference as trap.
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misunderstood TAX RULING
Gillespie Tax Case Decision Has No
Effect ON Production Tax.

BY Associated Press State Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 1.-The
Gillespie tax case. decided Monday
by the United States supreme court,
did not involve the gross production
tax and this tax is In no way af-
fected, according to n statement is
sued here today by Frank Carter,
state auditor.
The attorney-generars office has
evidently been misunderstood in re-
cent statements concerning the ef-
feet of the decision in the Gillespie
case" the statement says. This
case did not touch the gross produc-
tion tax. That question has been
settled and congress has passed a
law directing that the tax be paid
on Usage leases. tn eact taking ef-
feet In March. 1891. The misunder-
standing in regard TO the decision
has brought about considerable con-
fusion in the auditors office"
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MORE TROUBLE IN INDIA
women Students Have Joined Ranks
or -Agitators, Inciting Disorders.

LONDON. Feb. 2.--Indian women
Students have Joined the ranks of
the nationalist agitators in India and
are melting the people to fresh dis
orders, especially in the Calcutta
district, according to dispatches re-
eelved here today from Bombay. The
tension at Calcutta and Allahabad
ihad been increased by fresh out
breaks.
Inc Indian office announced that
government is considering a
&brse OF action against the malcon-
tent followers Of Mahatma Ghandi.
out that no decision had been
reached vet.
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Nelo York Has Nothing
On Garter County Seat

ARDMORE. Feb. 2.-Ardmore
last stand OF the wild west" So
called. contests the claims OF New
York In establishing the first school
Tor parents. Two rural schools OF
Garter county Established night
schools for parents early in Sep.
tember last year, with classes three
tines week. The school terms
ior parents students are similar TO
those OF the children.
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DEBT MUST BE STRETCHED
"enon Says Uncle Sam Cannot Col
Hpt over Per Cent From Allies.

iect Over Per Gent From Allies.
=, WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Some OF
sne VII ,O00,000,0 900 owed the United
states by governments will have to
oe refunded over a period OF so years
anu cannot bear any rate OF interest
Teeter than 4 per cent, Secretary Of
aaeaSury Mellon declared this after
n nooh before the ways and means
committee.
me funding bill as passed by the
sna'e' stipulated no funding ar
easements were to be made In ex-
ss ,n,sot OF 90 years and that the rate of
'Htorest should be 4 IA per cent
MeIon would head the commits
Lu which would arrange the fund
terms, criticized the bill as 1t
ssed the senate because of the
variations 1t proposed.
immediately after hearing Mellon $
niilon OF the bill. Chairman Ford :
ep de announced ne would see Presi-
Shn Harding before taking II up in
lrn conference with the senate TO
i ion out the changes that Were made
tue bill after II passed the house.
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SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 2.--FIve
children were killed while playing
in the yard OF the Cruz de Galvez
school in Hermoslllo, Mexico, when
one of the students attempted to
extract the power from a bomb LETT
there at the time, Francisco Nilia
with his forces stormed the town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
KING CALLS IN PREMIER
foi'ticai Unrest I'm Egypt and the
Anglo French Treaty Discussed.

LONDON. Feb. king George
today summoned Premier Lloyd
george TO buckingham palace, and
u Is understood they discussed po-
Mteal unrest in Egypt and Anglo
french relations. 1t is probable the
hlng VIII touch upon both these is
sues In his speech convening parlia-
ment on February Z.
deadlock in the Anglo-French
negotiations for an alliance is threat
ehed by Frances refusal to accept
ine British proposal for Intervention
IN the Turko-Greek war in the near
kst' IL was stated at the foreign
Eice that Marquis Curzon, foreign
Vretary cannot negotiate while
France maintains that attitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
BRlST0W GETS REDUCTION
Oklahoma Commission Orders Lower
GnS Rntcs for COnsnmcrs.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 2.-Re-
duction of gas rates to consumers at
Bristow by the Bristow Gas company
was directed In an order issued to-
day by the corporation commission.
Smaller deposits also will be re-
quired of users, 1t was ordered.
The new rates win be so cents a
200 for the first 100000 cubic feet.
80 cents for the second 100000 and
rs cents for each 1000 cubic feet
more than 100000 used by each con-
sumer. The old rates were 60 cents,
as and 3g cents, respectively.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-03
SLED NOT PLEASURE VEHICLE
New York Judge Says Parents Must
Not Draw Slcds Through Park.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a cniId 3
sled Is not pleasure vehicle, Magis-
trate Hating ruled today He found
Jacob Eisner and Harry Yarshinsky,
fathers, guilty of violating a city
ordinance by drawing their progeny
through Central park on sleds, but
suspended sentence. The ordinance
prohibits all but pleasure vehicles OH
the driveways of the park.
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GREEN BAY, Wis, Feb. Com
solidation of two OF the largest paper
mills in the Fox river valley, the
John Hoberg company and the
Green Bay Paper & Fiber Co. was
announced here today.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Feb. More
than $4,000, 900 has been paid by the
executor of the estate of Henry Clay
Frick, the former coal and steel
capitalist, in federal and state In
heritance taxes This was shown In
the first account filed today In
orphans court here.
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LEGAL.

places Eet opposite our respective name
hereto. do hereby rcuucst that the nam
% tnpme % candidatcl he placed on tn
ballot ~ a candidate for nomination To-
tnHme Of office) at the NonpArtlAan pri-
mary election to DO held In such city on
the .......... ..,,....t Tuesday ot,s...
.t' .,..s.s't. - t.s,'ssss go. ~ -
be n qualified OleCtOr ot sNtd city and
man Of good moral character aud duali
fled IN our Judgment Tor the duties OF
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Negoti-
alton Of treaty of commerce and
amity with Bulgaria was said at the
state department today to be in pro-
QraaS
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Woman on Hunaer s,r,l,c

SoitAGO, Feb. 2.-Mrs. Loretta
nnteiher OF Fremont, Neb., is re-
,ueu TO have gone on a hunger
v,t 'Ne ia the county jail at Fremont,
fnsiI fnvre she is held on a charge OF re-
Ia1.is 10 permit her twin children
nnhisa ana Laress. age s. to attend
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Past Grand I. o. O. +. Dies.

ENNIS. Texas, Feb. 2 - DR..
Charles Barrow Lewis, past grand
master OF odd Fellows OF Texas, died
at his home here. lie was born IN
Arcadia, Mo-, in 1853.
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LEGAL.
1Published in the Tulsa paiiy ;Tarld JSnu-
airy 20. ~, 25, 26. q, ~, 20, 30, 81
February /. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 3, .. 10. II
and i2 ls22 world Publishing COM
RESOLUTION
PROPOSING AMENDMENTS

THE CH AFTER OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
WHEREAS the Mayor and Commission-
ers constituting the Board Of Commission
ers OF the CITY OF Tulsa, Stnte OF Okla.
homa. desire 20 submit to the qualified
electors Of said city At a special election
to be held In said city. the question ~
the adoption or rejection Of the following
amendments to the Charter Of said CITY
OF Tulsa. oklahoma. as hereinafter set
out; and authorizing the calling Of spe-
rial election for the purpose Of voting
upon said amendments, and declaring An
now THEREFoRE. DE TT RE-
SOLVED by THE MAYOR AND
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION l. That the Mayor ana Board
OF Commissioners NJ tho city Of Tulsa.
nma. hereby submit 20 the qualnel
electors at a special election TO be held
In said city, the question OF the adoption
or rejection OF the following amendment
to tho Charter Of said city Of Tulsa, OKLA
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AUTOMOBILES

h~ >AA ~tA-e~S
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
BARuAIN--ln new. FORD roadster, won
at auto show. For particulars, call
Osagc sG00.
DODGE sedan for sale, 1850 cash Usage
sol or OtaEe etbb-J,
DODGE touring for sslo or will trade Tor
good Ford iiG ~ Denver osage
FuR sALE-Lato moaci rofd roadster,
$50 cash can OnaRe C7Gi,
TRAILER. new, sie ton capacity, tllO
cash Inquire 90l South Main.
FOR SALE Used paris fof stpdebsksr
cars. any model Usage l727-J, 1905
" Admiral.
FOR SALE Ford touring car In good
shape. Economy Auto Repair, lG2l E.
sixth Cedar 27lf
ron SALE FRANKLIN automobile, flrst.
class condition. For Information, call
Lee Payne phone psagg 2O72
FoR SALE one Fora touring car Al
shspe' iuuy equipped special A-door
stcr $40 s, Boston OrcaD' Cedar
FOR sALE--rruck bed aud tor for Ford
roadster one horse Cultlyht0f. good as
new can 1907 W. Archer.
FOR SALE wonderful 5-passenger tour
ing car. model 1871. fvo disc wheels
bR bargain can cedar 2at1
FREE STORAGE Phone Cedar asii Ce-
dsr 2slb. We move. anything. any
Storage 4 Moyins Co
FOR sALE- Fords Dodgos. nuicks ami
many other good nskes, every car a
bargain, terms 70 suit Used Car Tx.
change. 4ls n, Main. Usage tA0S.
FOR SALE Buick touring car and two
Ford r2adsters, with starters, can
cedar 230,
fOH SALL-Flye- passenger touring car
model 1921. Big bargain, can Cedar
lfi7.
ron sALE-is2i Ford coupc. driven four
months excellent condition. shock alb
sorbers ana Decker wheel lock, $500
Usage $500. Smith
FOR SALE--Fiyes pu ssenRer Liberty sedan
IN good order, five new tires. has only
been used around town as family car,
WI sacrifice price 70 make quick safe
eau at Oftlce Appliance Co, 2oG 5.
Boston Ay.. for demonstration,