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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
PRISONER KILLS
PAWNEE POLICE
Arrested Three Men and
One Shot Him as He
Was Telephoning

p,vXEE. May 13.--Ed Eshel-
- night watchman, died In n LOS
., a, saltwater about s:45 o'clock
faS fro,n a wound inflicted by a
l9ssaor about 9 o'clock this morn
Tshelman was about % years
w a,d was a veteran police officer
ou Nj asction. lie leaves a wife
"a several children.
A" ,bout 9 o'clock this morning
rsbelman observed three suspicious
ylsar9rters IN "a Buick automobile.
,rsltinr out TO the car he Intended
', mace them under arrest for In
w,,PgatIon. As he reached the car
~ tho trio jumped out and ran
S,Slnd nearby building, making his
SGae,,inp into the rear seat OF the
.,,orobila he ordered the two to
is,ye 10 tho city Jail. Arriving there
ss ordered them out and then called
AZ. shorify 10 assist him In search
~, his prisoners. AS he hung UP
he teleaLone receiver one OF the
Non suddenly wheeled, whipped out
! revolver and fired a bullet into
Tshelmans abdomen. Then they
both ran. ,,
Eshelman was rushed 70 still
vater where he underwent an oper-
zion. but the effort to save his life
was unsu, oeSsful.
No trace has been found OF any
A, the three. Tho car I'm which they
we're riding bore n license tag that
belonged on a Ford.
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Marshall,

Funeral services J. NJ. Marshall,
who died Friday afternoon In Miami,
Will be held at O'Clock this after
noon from the First Christian
church with Rev. Meade Dutt Off
ciating. lnterment viii he I'm Rose
Hin. Tho death Of Mr.. Marshall Is
the passing of another OF Tulsa s plo- =
neers. He was born near Mexico.
Mo-. in 1850 and came TO Tulsa in
1901. The First Christian church
was organized in his home, with IL
members. lie was one Of the first
elders.
He had been living with his
daughter, Mrs. II. T.. Boroff and
two weeks ago went to Miami to
visit his son, .. =. Marshall. Besides
his son at Miami he is survived by
three daughters. Mrs David Glenn
ents. Mrs. X. T.. Boroff and Miss
Itoma Marshall. all Of Tulsa and
three other brothers. DR.. A. NJ.
Marshall and II. ID. Marshall of
Chandler and Rev. l.. j. Marshall
of Carthage. Mo.
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CATTLE BREEDERS
ENTERING AT FAIR
Competition Will Be Much
Keener Next Year Than
Last, Says Meyer

Shorthorn entries at the county
fair this year will far exceed the
entry list at last years exhibition in
the belief OF Paul Meyer, secretary
OF the fair association. The Ameri-
can Shorthorn Breeders association
sent word yesterday that they
would contribute $500 in prize
money In the open classes of Short
horn competition, Meyer said.
The total amount OF prizes TO be
given Shorthorn exhibits this year
will be about sl,S00, according to
Meyer. OF this only about $500 will
go to winners of competition re-
stricted to Tulsa county entrants
The entry list this year will have 25
classifications. A slight departure
is to be made from classifications
of former years. so that they will
conform with national entry lists
Meyer said. The fair dates have
been set at September 16 to 20.
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CITY FURNISHED
BOMB DYNAMITE
Explosives Used by Chi
cago Terrorists Stolen
? From Warehouse

CHICAGO, May 1S. - The dyna-
mite used by the alleged labor ter
Iorists in their bombing activities
was Furnished" by the city of Chi
esgo. It was disclosed today.
Hundreds of pounds of dynamite
was stolen from the city, according
70 admissions made to Chief of Po-
lice Chas. G. Fltzmorris today. It was
ported this afternoon. According
10 the Information obtained by the
chief Of police, sufficient dynamite
was stolen 70 blow up half the
city Of Chicago"
Stolen from Warehouse.
The dynamite, according to a
statement OF the police, was stolen
from a warehouse, where construc-
ton OF water tunnel is under way
Picked members of the detective
bureau were assigned to the task
Of trailing the dynamite thieves
this afternoon. With the arrest of
these men. it was predicted. the po-
lice will be able to lay their hands
upon the plotters and the higher
ups" who are believed to have d.
rected the ways OF lawlessness which
Is attributed to the opponents or the
Iandis trade unions wage award
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PRESS CLUB ELECTS


,Otfltuk
PONCA CITY, May 13.-Elmer
lessee, editor OF the Mangum star
was elected president of the Okla
homa Press association today Tor tne
tnusing year. Edgar Bronson or the
u Reno American was elected first
wee president and secretary-treas-
ufsr, thus placing him in line for the
presidency next year. Ed Ingram
OF the Klngfisher Free Press was
ehosen second vice president and E'
A. CASTOR of the Okemah Leader
mlrd vice president.
Ihe following were elected dele
tales TO the National Press assocl-
alton In Montana next July: j. u
vance OF NARROW, Edgar s. Bronson
M I'll Reno, Buck" Campbell OF
Nalkomis, j. l.. Newland OF Fred
,uick, l.. NJ. Nichols OF Bristow. X.
~ Elan and Jack Knight OF Paw
Auska, Thomas IL. Beacon OF chi
ago. vice president and general
manager OF the Rock Island lines,
cno Is charter member or the
VAlahoma association. Duncan Sc
sured the 1928 convention without
opposition.
Resolutions were adopted oppos-
mg any chance in the present adver-
.ahg agency commission system
SSeclarlng the Oklahoma libel law TO
Unfair and asking a fair law from
W, .e legislature; expressing appreci-
NON OF the talk delivered by Dean
"ater Williams of the Missouri
University school OF Journalism and
vSa.snhins Ponca City as hostess this
me annual gridiron banquet was
nv tonight, with Il. w. Marland aA
So', and tmorrow all the. editors will
N me guests of the 10f Ranch AT
'-nVheon, an Indian show and rodeo,
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Announcements

ron QUiDk sERNiCE-,au simpson .
collecting agency 6-i Robinson Bldg.
Ut phone Cedar 4U0G
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{ WANT sou io read nv "a ON rae- =,
Hrrton A. this ISSUE. B. Qusou Aua-
tlUrtrIpE Co.
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tIublisheu IN the Iulst DRly Motlu May
II. is 10. 20. ii., a2, 20, AZ. Hs, as
"a. ~, 20. 80. Al. June !, 1919. world
Publishing Compsnny' Puulinsher)
An ordinance to apportiop. levy.
and assess special taxes ,.,,i, tn pay,
mont OF the cost OF s91sT ss9e91strHcun6g,
TRicT NO. Isl In The CITY OF Tulsa.
as created and established by or.
dInanco No. 2iss; and declaring an
@lmiiEHRtITKys in pur.usnc. Of III. pro;
visions Of the Charter Of the City Of
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the statutes of
made and provided. the said city Of
Tulsa did by Ordinance No. 2ls9 create
and establish SEWER DISTRICT No, lbl
and after having declared " necessary
10 construct sewers In said SEWER DIS
TRICT NO. ISL, by the provisions Of SAID
Ordinance No 2is9. did on the 2Jth day
OF October. 1921. let to Comstoclt Smed-
tract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO
WHEREAS. In pursuance of said con.
tract, said CoInetook. smedley company
have constructed certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ISL and
gineer and tho board OF Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulrai and. . -,
the statutes OF the State of oklahoms.
aforesaid, and under the terms OF the
Charter Of the said City OF Tulsa, Okla
homa, t Ia deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commlssioners Of the City ot
Tulsa 10 levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. ISL, by
reason of the construction OF said sewer
and to nay for tho same: and,
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the com
struction OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No 1871, including extras, have
been ascertaIned and is hereby declared
to be the sum Of t2b.es5.60. ali Of which
IL TO be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF land
benefited by the construction OF said
sewer in said SEWER DISTRICT NO.
lsi: and.
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels of land 50 liable for the cost of
construction OF said sewer in eaid SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 1871. In the amounts here
matter specified in section / OF this or
Now, THEREFORE,, RI 1T Or
DAINED ny THE BOARD or COM
MIsSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION 1. That there hall be and
there is hereby apportioned to and lev
led upon and assessed against the sever
al lots and parcels of land In said SEWER
okla. SO benefited by the construction
Of said sewer, the amounts respectively
90 ~ p,,tp pipcr ADnrTrhN
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LEGAL

Yearly INTEREST ON the unpaid insin'imtuta.
shall he payable on tho 10Th day of pe-
cowbcr Of each succeeding year until all
shpl Ne paid.
Provided however th., any Of ths
owners of the lots or parcels ~ land -
90 consecutive weeks following tho DAY
" tho nrst publication Of tuis ordinance
ray to the City Auditor OF tho CITY OF
Tulsa the fuii amount ot the assessments
su levied aCainst their saii .1ts and Unf-
,els OF land and thereby release such
property from tho len Of such assess.
u.cnis
SECTION mat this ordinance shau
be published for twent .nihe consecutive
rauct published In Tulsa Oklahoma! that
the publication OF this ordnance - TO-
Quired by Jaw shall be taken ana TO
raFdcd bS sufficient notice to all ptrsour
interested In tho assCSsWents hereby lev
ted by tie terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION o. That sn ordinances OF
parts OF ordirnnces IN conflict with tho
provisions OF this ordluauce. insofar as
such conflict exists are heteHN repes rd.
for the prrserVHtiou ~ the nphIic hcnith
nud safety by reason whereof this
ordinance shai take effect ftow sud after
us passage. approval sni publication.
PASSED ana The emergency "lausp ru'tf
upon separately and Aprroveh thIs gul
APPROVED thls snd day ~ Mny. i9.2.
u. H. NEWuLurt,
Mayor
Hdr oApeurT.
City Auditor.
y j.. j. ) UNDERWOOD.
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Atf,si'
UOI GARRETT
city Auditor.
Approved
j. y UNDERWOOD.
CITY Attorney.
E9ra
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'%!o!:'RG;plN RGE!;plZ]N

J. NJ. HOLLAND or Tulsa be-
lieves that he cannot find any bet
ter strawberry pickers for his
farm near Sarcoxie, Mo, than Tulsa
Boy Scouts, so he has invited 25
scouts to come there after the close
OF school, with the promise of good
wages and II little fishing and fun
on the side. Howard n. Meyer,
Boy Scout executive. said that II
the boys cared to go arrangements
would be worked out for an older
person 10 accompany them. Hol-
hand has a fine strawberry crop.
=
LEE LEVERING. teacher OF the
Lee Levering Sunday school class
at the Baptist church, will be
toastmaster at the annual banquet
OF the senior department to be held
at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening in
the church. There will be a pro
gram of toasts by the young peo-
pie and music. including numbers
by the Gordon Izzy Sunday school
orchestra. Reservations made so
far indicate an attendance of about
$50. Tho three classes in the de-
partment are the Lee Levering,
Amoma and Euzelian.
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
saturday: Kenneth l.. Wright, 81
and Reba NJ. Ermey. 22 of Tulsa /:
sam A. Patrick, 6t of Tulsa and
Eulalie BibbIns, so. OF Ingot, Cal;
Brody G. Stell, 21 and Hazel NJ.
Sharer. IS of Garden City; Leland
Wies. FL and Marie Edwards. 90
of Tulsa: Edward Shuttkecker, 3S
and Marjorie Woods. "a OF Bartles-
vile; Charles Morrison. 2S of Cleve-
land. Okla, and Marjorie Payne, "a
Of springfield, Mo-; G. Il. Bearl, 30
or Hamilton, Kan, and Ida n. Mills.
Z! or Tyro, Kan; Jimmie Williams.
~ ana Bessie Bosley, II of Tulsa /;
Tony Laughlin. 26 OF Tulsa and
Cora Terry, 20 OF Porter; r.. V.
barron, 26 OF Terrell and Lea
Wynne, 21 OF Tulsa L, +. Ferguson,
22 and Lois x. Byrd, 80 OF Tulsa.
WORD WAS RECEIVED here
yesterday by local officials that
Blue George, negro, known in po-
lice circles, who was convicted and
given three years in the penifen-
tlary two years ago on a charge OF
auto theft, will have TO serve his
sentence as the criminal court OF
appeals had dismissed his appeal.
george has been In prison since the
appeal was made.
=
| WHEN HAILED BEFORE Justice
John ii. Query, Saturday. on n
charge OF passing a bogus check,
Clarence Makon pleaded not guilty.
lie was placed under a $500 bond
| pending preliminary hearing which
was set for May 10. The informa-
ton against Makon charges that he
attempted to obtain merchandise
from the Rose Mercantile company
In the sum OF $4,000 on a bogus
check.
| THE PRELIMINARY hearing OF
Jack Bergman, arrested on a fe .
eral warrant charging perjury in
connection with testimony given at
his bankruptcy hearing In Musko-
gee, has been set for May II, United
states commissioner William j.
Melton announced yesterday. Berg
man was operator of the over
There army goods store at First
and Main. lie was released on a
$4,000 bond several days ago.
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KNIGHTS OF ROAD
| COMING TO TULSA
200 Delegates Expected
for Annual State Meet
Here May 19 and 20

The Grand Council of the United
Commercial Travellers of Oklahoma
will meet in annual convention IN
Tulsa May 10 and 20 as the guests
0, Tulsa council No. 45S. IL Is ex-
pec,ed that 200 delegates from the
pnncipaI cities OF the state VIII at
,tnd Headquarters will be main
alned at the Ketchum hotel.
@. b, Finch OF oklahoma city Will
preside at all sessions as grand
'senior counsellor, while Kish Hodges
Of Clinton will fill his duties as
Grand secretary. The organization
. composed entirely of commercial
travellers representing every class OF
Merchandise manufactured.
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TULSA CAETON no. 10, !. o. o r.,
'Htrlarch Militant. first Saturday each
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RADIO,

RADIO ron EVERY BODY Make your
own RADIO telephone fur YOUR home:
made with little cost; heur concerts.
speeches. etc, iu other uprts N tho
country every homo II being equipped
with this mafyoI of tho age. Complete
book instruction, ctc. by mailing only
one dollar. national Radio Systom, plJ
y. Alabama. pkmulgcc, OKLA,
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Communist Rccrn,,s non,rt

r.SasW YORK, May l3.-One hun
sin ana fifty lumber jacks. en-
s,n,,rs' srs' mechanics and others re-
ia ueu oe Tor the communist colony 10
h'taDllshed at Kuzbas In central
sov,a,a, under a concession from the
,brd government, were among the
hnS Passengers when the Hol-
allied today.
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NEB--Ftnm Leo track meet, FRIDAY
afternoon. one English pit bulldog 4
months Did, answers 10 name Mike has
twitchIug right shoulder from accident
Liberal reward, 1915 s. Norfolk Phone
Gsngr lFAs.
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MOrtudry


Stackhousc.
John Robert Stackhouse died yes-
terday at the residence of his daueh-
ter. Mrs. II. T. Chaver, 620 south
Zunis. The body will be taken today
noon to Memphis, Tenn, for burial.
Survivors are Mrs. Chaver and Miss
Marian Stackhouse OF Tulsa. Mrs.
X. +. Thomas Of Memphis. daugh-
ters. ana j. X. Stackhouse. jr., and
A. p Stackhouse. sons, both of Mem
phis.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, MAY a. 1922

Tho veterans bureau at washing.
ton II mailing $4,000 checks every
month to former service men, rep
resenting an expenditure of s48,-
100000 In compensation claims and
benefits
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Langley.

Funeral services for ]. NJ. Marshall,
Langley. II years old. who died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. l.. l..
Spring. 30s South Gillette, Friday.
were held at 3 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon from his daughters home.
Or. Seth J.. Gordon officisted BE-
sides the daughter two Sons. DR.. G..
c. Langley OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
and NJ W. Langley Of Denver, sur
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SECTION O.. Thst the assessments
hereby IstIsi Dn sH,h OF tine above lcu-
TONED lofH uut plrgels Of lHuu arc hero.
hF declared Co. up % lien upon suvh Iut.
Hud parcels Of Isui to tho same tNfruf
as other taxes Huh ehau % collected
ana enforced 100 tlH same manner pa other
taxes iu ana for the city OF Tulsa okla.
Nuwp, Hfr collected
SECTION 9, That au assessments here.
BY levied snbl. be divided iu.u Ulro CD
ruuai annual iuataIlWyuta ha authorized
bN suli statutes 81 the state uf tIIp-
lHwh fnt such eases made aud provided
that tho asHosswsuts shall bear Interest
ut the rate uf eight 50 Per tenfuw per
uuuuu. payable annually ct the time uf
tho payment ~ the several tustnUurufs
OF tho said nssp-smentA from tho date 90
tHo itkIUE effect Dt this ordinance. tuat
fhe trat Nuefp'Iucnt ~ said assozsfnrutA.
together WITH the accrued into'cst uu the
1.frtrel ~ ailments shall be TaNnt.c Jn
tho 18TH tHy OF December. 1922. ana tN,
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Gs.-E>

I. o. O. J.. DIRECTORY
OdI Follows Hall. il2A south Boulder
AURORA LODGE. No. 90. l. o. o. y.
Meets every Wodnesday evening 1880 y,
w, Book shower, Shccotah Home Ii.
G. W. GATES, y. q.
~. l.. POUNDsTONE, Secretary,
TULSA LODGE NO. 90. J. o. o. r. meets
every tuesday evening, 7 20,
q. W. FOLTH. n. q.
J. =. MOORE, Secretary.
TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO. ss, l. o. o. r.
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
month At 7.sO ,, m, Degree session, May
J. /. HUGHLETT, c. p.
II. II, FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO SS. o, o. o. r..
Regular meeting first and third Friday
MRS. ROSE WHITE n. q.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS, soc.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10, l. o. o r.
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
'"''''' .'' ! + 80, M29Fg r. csgl ,..
ORDER or LOYAL sOSs Tulsa. Tlreside
No o, second ana fourth sat1rday each
month, 1880 .. ~. tonyocatlon night
MAY I3. iga2' ~ Odd Fellows invited.
RAYMOND FISHER, F. ",
II. - HuGHLETT w II.
MIDAS LODGE. no. SOL !. o q. ", meets
eyary tuesday evening West Tulsa,
l., j. sLlNkARD. secretary,
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r,s ru mattress in bed invented by
shts amman tnman Is supported on spring
ioot sms ,na' run from the heal To the
ssv.ss" are arched upward in the
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ADIEs q, 900 REWARDi ! posi-.

cessful Monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest. most
obstinate. abnormal cases In TO s
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mall $500; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. DR.. T. A. Southington Rem
edy Co. Kansas Guy. No.--Aavsr-
tlsamanA- - ------.-..
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PORTO HtCO, Nancy Hsll slips subllmats
used: highly cultivated. spriug water
FOR irrigation. 900. 49, Dinlos' droutu
resisting tomato plants. cent each.
other tomato, peppers. cRullflower. 100
for 95 cents an delivered. We compete
only with hlgh-clsss growers l.. O.
Adams Co.. Lake Side Farm. Cameron.
TeSHH
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock

NEW LIVESTOCK pasture opened.
close In. stock wanted. Usage 45as.
FINE S.yoar-CId hoistein COW for sale.
1O3Oh <. Quaker. Phone Usage d70I-R.
ron sALE-Two miich cows Lcdford
Cleaners & Dyers. liG S. E.gin. Usage
ron sALE-YounF Jersey COW, Call
Hodges Cedar l77 or Osogc .ssl ).
ron sALE-Ono tcsm horses Ht a very
low price. Inquire Gl0 Il. First,
TWO good mich cows, sis, per day. and
10 laying hens; also one feed rack. In
qulre 1917 3. olympia, West Tulsa.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Beautiful seal brown, t-gHited saddle
l6h hands h'gh; weight 1926. has "A
wonderful gait very dFshy rack
n square trOt and splendid uanterI Ia
In fact very high class mare In every
OF Rex Mcdonald. dam, Nell by Artist
Montfoso Price $500. Address J.. q.
Wolfe, 2l7 Virginia Az Joplin, Mo,
THOHOCGHnREp COW fresh Ia few
days. First new house south of West
Tulsa postufiioe.
FOR sALE-High class indian. pony I:
travels all geits, also drives single; good
pony for TlH or hey 10 o., years o'd
ONE DURHAM milct cow tor sale. $50;
one pair Of geese, Tulsa sand Co, Joe
station. Usage sb9l
EOh SALE Registered Duroc male, rsn-
snn"p'II5 heut9.u Gu,o IgsI''' Hgst a. D'''''
z=-.s= -. ================-- ================--
Pet Stock
.7--;,-,-, -----7----, -------
VIII IanbI,r i'' sh.". NJ hLnr.'' yy",'
J., hoN ''' m"rL''. "H.". '.h'"' y > 30.
TWO. M'NIll bIb huius req ana o'''"
rahbIfs nos = victor.
RABBITS Srw Zealand Rod, padiEreod
aud registered. none finer. few ~ good
eau or write sunshine Hnbbify' III b.
NuuihuH Iulsn. okla
FOR FATE-Teu pair Cnruonuv. $40,
30 pair white Kings S75, see them
~ 72t olympia Phone OHago 3f7h.
i,iNf. i..r..., g.rt,ry ,U,,r. can Ds,rr
aG0a
,UA,Ct. Nppots uiiteu Ion saIe Ossro
iS2t
-...r,
tohf5- tu'y ptulE,''l Hhu Ist'Att,l,u
nlvsr bhtti Duy tHS oehI N''p b'o''
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CITY VETERINARY HoSpifAL
i'r n"tH o.. L'YA7 u",n'" ""'
L-Ii I- ., p. Hl' n -,ll- ,-,' -
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LEGAL

Publlshed IN the Tulsa Dsiiy World May
g. v 10, H. ~. 10. ia, ie22
World Publishing Company publisher
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Bids will he received at the offics ot
the Ciiy Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Until
. O'Clock. =. m, Monday, May Is. ls22
for the constfuction Of a Sanitary Sewer,
including latersls connections, ana other
appurtenances for Sewer District No lSa
as created and established by Ordinance
No 2292. passed and approved the gist
day OF APRIL 1929.
Plans. profnes ana specifications for
tho construction Of said sewer system and
sppurtenances have been adopted by the
mayor ana board of commissioners Of
said city aud are now on file In the
office OF tho city engineer
BIDS mus, be mado upon the official
proposal sheets Of the City OF Tulsa.
The right to reject any and all bids
n reserved 10 the board Of commission
efs OF the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma
A certified check In the sum ~ five
bD per cent Of the amount OF the bid
Will be required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and consid-
cred by the board OF commissioners Of
said city at meeting Of said board
to he held in the city hall In said city
May. 1922.
Any and all parties interested are
hereby notified that they may apposr
and protest against or object to SAID
proposed improvements or any part
thereof or any matter or thing In re-.
said board OF commissioners on the 10th
ROY GARRETT.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
TOBACCO

PURE red leaf tobacco, quality guaren"
teed Bost chewing > lbs 81 10 TBS.
sglO Mnd smoking Z os a. 10 les'
Martin. Tenn. o. u, Collier Is Rbso-
lutely honest and reliable. Martir
Bank, Rdymer. cashier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
Seeds e. Nursery Stock

l STILL have plenty Of tomato plants 81
Eighteenth and Boston avenue. e. X.
hurphy