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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
GERMANS SPIES
WERE NOT KILLED
Worth More Alive Than
Dead, Says Witness
at. Washington

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-A negro
soldier was lynched at la-Sur-Tllle.
France. for heating out white
boys time with French girl,
Philip Bell, a negro OF Memphis,
Tenn, declared today before the
senate committee investigating the
charges Of senator Tom Watson OF
Georgia that American soldiers were
Illegally executed In the A. r. r.
w. l.. Davis, negro cN-eoldicr OF
Savannah, Ga, told OF the alleged
killing of three negroes In steve
dorc battalion at st. Nazalrc, France
Hc said one OF the negroes was shot
for refusing TO work, another for
resisting arrest and a third when
a guard fired into y. NJ. e. \. hut
reserved for negroes
German spies caught in American
lines during the world war were
not summarily executed because
they "wore worth more alive than
dead" IL was testified by Captain
T.. T. Edwards, Fort Sill, Okla.
They were treated with great
care" said Edwards who appeared
as q character witness for George
Marlborough. an cX-soldicr Of Roam
uke, Ala, who had previously tcs-
tilted he saw an American soldier
shot without trial I'm France. Var
borough was soldier Of splendid
character" Edwards said.
Lieutenant .. r. Cass OF Fort
Worth, Tex, denied having ordered
an Indian soldier beaten to death
for being drunk
The Indian. whose home Is IN
Oklahoma, is stlll alive" sair Cass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
STEEP ADVANCE
FELT BY WHEAT
Upturn Caused by Fear
That Domestic Crop
Is in Danger

CHICAGO Feb. S.--Fear that the
domestic winter crop OF wheat Is
perhaps in serious danger of cur
tailment on large scale led today
90 a steep advance in values. Wheat
closed unsettlcd, Ia "a DC net high
cr. with May at $3.50 7-Sn1.3l,a
July st.t6 1-tM1.1G Corn gain
ed 5-S ff 3-4C 90 lac; oats 1-SW
l-2c, and provisions 5m 15c.
News OF dust and windstorms In
Kansas aroused decided apprehen-
sion among wheat traders that the
Kansas crop, already at diaad-
vantage from continued drought.
might suffer severely and the yield
be greatly reduced, The secretary
Of the Kansas Grain Dealers asso-
citation was quoted as saving 5000
600 acres Of whoat In Kansas would
not be harvested this year, aud that
the condition OF great deal Of
other wheat was critical Excessive
dryucss in western oklahoma and
Nebraska added 20 misgiylngs which
had been aroused. and in the last
halt OF the day far moro than offset
price declines that earlier were
caused by downturns In quotations
at Liverpool and Buenos Aires. July
trades, which would be directly ar
tccted by CroD damage, showed at
one time bulge OF G 3-Sc. Absence
OF milling or expert demand kept
the price Of the May delivery, how
ever within ordinary limits
Corn and oats reflected In some
degree the rise OF the wheat mar.
kct. but were restrained by much
rural selling OF corn to arrive here.
Provisions went higher IN price
on account OF the upward swing OF
the grain and hog markets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
FOREIGN MONEY
FEATURES STOCKS
Market Overshadowed by
Strength of Interna-
tional Coin

SEW YORK, Feb. Separations
l., tho financial markets today were
o,orsha lowed by the strength OF In
,ornatlonal currencies. Practically
.u the important European OK
chanres rose 10 highest prices in one
,otvo and q hair years, again under
load Of british remittances.
minor or speculative rails and
Ssy. .taudard transportations fur
aisbed much Of the activity and
..repgir shown by the stock mar
NJ, rhe general list was inclined
~ o,ee from the outset and closed
I'm +, heavy tone. coincident with
'he me- rise Of call money from TO 3 "
tou grade motors, the cheaper
NJ yool specialties and the chain
store group were the special targets
~ ,ba shorts whose concerted at
,acks upon those shares met win
little opposition.
Buylng of rails was credited 10 q
..onp of local traders Their bulllsh
s,tnude apparently being based on
~ bc,tcr showing recently mace
~. Nv many roads. especially gfadsers
Sa % Cotton carriers, these featuring
the days movement a..
e,ools and equipments were list .
,.,s until the final hour when Gun
S,ates Cruclble. Republic ana MIA
80 reacted / TO almost points
,'l'b BALDWIN. Studebaker. Mexican
nno,roleum. General Asphalt, Mer-
dar,iic Marine preferred, and Amer
lSsn International sales 7fo'ooo
shares H.,
e,or,,nq demand bills sold frtc-
,,on above 4.36 before the close ot
.bs market and the several alhed
.n banres were 12 to Is points
sishSr Dutch, Danish and swedish
hn,s rose S to 30 points. and the
,nnre v',' remote continental centers' IN
cluding spain and Greece, moved up
ward to 10 points
roreien bonds continued 10 ad-
vance with tho higher range OF
,.aT,ng exchanges. United king
% So,ns ~ 1922 and 1929 made appfe-
u,able gains and most French issues
wsre within easy range Oh last
years best prices.
Tho domestic bond market was
,r,sgt,lar convertible rails strength :
nnjng with mixed gains ana losseS
,tn Iberty ssues. Total sales par
yalue aggregated s14'25O'Ooe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
COnUicted in 1918 of
Robbery Negro Comes
UnknOlUingIy to Grief

one Of the most startling stories
of law Enforcement or rather lack
OF law enforcement ever heard OF
i'm this county was revealed
Wednesday when r. g. Danfcrth,
negro, smilugly strollcd into the
county attorneys office in com
pany with Henry Pack, To adjust
ns hc thought % misunderstanding
about his bond.
lt e. a case OF whore Danfcrth
was convicted nf hiiacking jan
uary so. 1915 and the fixing Of
his punishment left to the court.
lie hsd previously bCcu az liberty
ON 5000 bond which is about
ono tenth uf such bonds now, and
was allowed To go FREQ until sen
tcuCc day which was sct fur Feb
ruurv l3, l9lS. liut sentence day
came and went and Daufcrth did
not appear
Among the hundreds OF suits
being flied against forfeited bonds
by the county attorneys office was
ono AGAINST the $500 bond under
which Duutcrth had been allowed
temporary freedom. And Wcdnca-
day Pack, who ia one of Dam
torth.s hUndsmcu, brought him be-
fore the county attorney
puufcrth was laboring under
the supposition that after an cN-
plauntiun ne would Zoe again all
lowed hts liberty But an invosti-
cation by James Harrington, as
slstunt county attorney disclosed
the fact that the negro had bcrn
convicted and was awaiting SEN
tenCc. And now he is resting in
the county Jail. pending the pro -
uuunccmcnt uf his punishment bv
DistPiCt Judge Redmond s. cole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
WORKMAN INSTANTLY KILLED
Cooper, pipciittcr, Dies When struck
by swinging Beam ~ Refinery.

Charles Cooper. 81 years of age.
workman at Cosdcn refinery was
instantly killed at 0:3O o'clock
Wednesday morning when struck
by u swinging beam In tho com
panys shops lie was removed To n
hospital In last hope OF saving his
life
Cooper was employed as pipcflt-
ter at the time Of his death, and
had been an employe OF the Cosdcn
company for five years He IL sur
vived by a widow aud three chill
dren, who resided at 702 South
Owasso No funeral ARRANGEMENTS
have been made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
CLUB NAMES FIVE DIRECTORS
Body Of Five Completes Director
ship of New. civic Body.

George +. Green, John Lander, u.
G. Powers, Il. Il. Ross and q. Y.
Nandever we're elected members OF
the board Of directors of the Coop
crative club Tulsa's newest civic
venture, at n weekly MONDAY lunch
con OF the club at Hotel Tulsa
wednesday, The other six directors
are made up from the officers OF
the club.
The organization Of the club was
finally completed when the member
ship voted unanimously adopt the
constitution and bylaws which had
been prepared by "A special commit
tee. The club also voted TO count the
individual membership OF the club
as members instead OF the firm
they represent, as is the case with
several other civic organizations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. S.-A
much more active market at sub
stanually higher range of values
prevailed In cotton today. Opening
higher, the gains were Gradually
wldened. Heaviest buying pressure
neing felt In the afternoon when the
list was at net gains of 4g 10 ga
points with March up to 16.O5C. The
close was steady AT gains Of 40 to
60 points, March closing at 1B.O1c.
while the higher opening was due
mainly TO n much better Liverpool
market than expected the latter
strength seemed TO come from buy
ing interests outside the market
Itself comment on the floor OF the
exchange being TO the effect that
large Chicago buying was under
MnN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

NANEAS CITY, Won N--Cattle-Rp-
ceipts 6,0OO; beef steers strong to Csc
higher. best loads 1880. she stock steady
70 strong medium 10 good cows tAb0d
300. medium hefers generally S. 90 70
b.bO. all other classes around steady. prac-
teal TOP on veaiers $500, good feeders
1b.6Ou b.15, plain to fairly good stoc.
ers 81 OOGG.5O, bulk Gamers t2bOQ27b
most cutters s35Om3.76.
Hogs-Hecctpts 1000, generally 10000
highcr to packers and shippers best 60
TO lA0-pounders $500. bulk gS50m9.5O
packer top $40, throwout sows l5H2bs
higher, bulk 81 1850, stock pigs up to
B.l5, 10 2bs higher
Shoep-Receipts 1000; sheep strong TO
25o higher; wethers 1925, 100 pound small
shorn ycarlings $iO.75, lambs 25Qi0o
higher, best 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

NHICNGO, Feb, Y---Cattle-Receip'-
1000. slow. beef strcrs Rnd she stock
steady to strong; early top yearllngs IS -.
good matured steers SS.a6 bulk sG75I
1896 veal calves bulls, stockers and feed-
ers steady bulk vealers ElO.OOHlO.bO.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. slow. steady TO
lOc higher big packers holding back. top
1850 ON lG0 to l7O-pound hogs bulk
lights Sy.S5Q 1900 bulk others sg20T
s.75. pigs mostly lO0 Csc lower, bulk 1850
Q9.75
shecp-Rccoipta 10. 900; killing classes
strong to 25c higher, tat lamb to Si4bb
bulk early 6l3.7bW lt.25, fat eve top carry
$50, bulk early 6G.5Om7.e5, light feeder
lambs carly Sl22h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

FORT WORTH, Feb. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 600; beeyos S325d6.5O. stockers
1900 n 5.75, cows S2.5On 8. 90. heifers s3O1
e $50. yearlings @3.bOa6.Jo. calves s2o-
q7OO.
heavy $3.50 ISIS, pigs 5000 !. 90
Sheep-Receipts 5000; lambs $500
1900 ycarlings Sc J0G1 90. ewes s5.T54
725, stocker sheep $tOOH5.OO feeder
lambs FG0OGfJO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
CoiinnacelI OIL

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Cottonsced oil
started lower under scattered liquidation
today but later flrmcd up on support from
rcfiners and short covering on tho higher
trend In other commodity markets. CLOS
Ing prices were to II points not higher
Sales 500 barrels. Prime crude 1900 %
N.25. prime summer yellow spot ease.
March s.j3c, May ga C., July s.e7c, ali
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
EoNPARTIsAN
nEMEnAL ELEcvL.Ms

'AatHl+lAAlH J. il#NsA stFsfN
That Section of Article Of the char,
ter OF said city. which Ia rs follows, {,
wit
"On the slztl TuesIay otter this
Charter snail take effect. and hien-
niAlly thereafter ON tho first Tuesday
% April, there shall be- elected ht an
election to be held In sbll city OF
Tulsa. 20 be called as hereinafter pro-
yidef, Mayor and four Comm isHion-
rrs, who together shall compose said
Board of tomuissiOnerH. aud wh8
shall serve Tor the term of two years
ana until their successors shall bs
elected ana shah quality Candidates
for Mayor and Tor places on said
Board u CommisslOusra shall 10
voted for separately ana candidates
for Commissioner 30. I. No. 2. No
or No 4 tssid numbers 90 be printed
after the designating titls "CommiH-
HiOnsy"), IN accordance with tho witt.
ten requests which said candidates
shall file with the cry Auditor Each
candidate for COmuliHHiOucr shall deB-
ignste In tho announcement 0f his can
dldaCy, ana In LiH request 10 have his
name placed on the official ballot, tho
number OF the place ou the Board OF
Commissioners Tor which he desires
20 become candidate ana such re-
quest to be placed on the OtfrtaI ball
lot shall be filed In writing, with the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

UkLAIIOMA CITY, Feb. s---Cattle--Re-
ceipta ], fb0; slow, few loads steers So 90
gs35, bulk 45.2jd6,00. cows and heifars
tt5Ou 500, Gamers ana cutters $1,000
and feeders steady
Hogs--Receipts $500, slow generally
100 hlgher' packer top se.2O, bulk 5000
9.l5. 'tockers f70Oa7.55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Dies From Gasoline Burns.

NNh = ~ EE, feD' o. - DAVID
Hanes, 4S, died in hospital here
today as the result of burns re-
ceivcd yesterday on lease five
miles north Of Okmulgee. when his
clothing, saturated with gasoline.
caught fire from an engine. His
widow and three sons survive him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

ITTTCAGO. Zen N-NWITOr"H HTENNEI
creamery extras SIC, fIrsts 3OpSto. stand
ards 34ihc. .-- .-
Eggs- Unchanged receipts 1887 eases;
PothtoeE-Duli; receipts AS cars, total
IT. a shipments $50 wisconsin sacked
round whites s176m1so cwt, Minnesota
sacked round whites i.5oml 70 cW-,
cut CoIorado sacked brown beauties ~ 9o
G2.O5 cwt.. idaho sacked rurnls 81 mo n
a,1s cwt, Idaho sacked russat1 f2oo cwt
Poultry--Alive lower; fowls 2ic springs
DC. rnnatnra Sc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

NEW YORK, FEB. s,--Foreign Exchange
Strong $500 49,
Great Britaln--Dempnd 3Nis, cabieH
4.seM, 6O-day bills on banks t.2at,
France--Deman s59N, cables $50
Uaiy-Demand As2h cables 49,
Gerinany--Demsnd .b0A cables .elN'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

NEW YORK Feb, s-Call Money
steady-high s, low &, ruling rate 3 clos
ing bid az, offered at g. last loan b
Call I,oans-ARainst accoptances p
Time Lnans-Firm; 6O days ~ Hb' ~
days4% months ~ ;.
Mercantile Paper Primo ~ n a.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Chicago Futures


KANSAS CITY, Fob. wheat Cass
70. = hard fL2o4lSi, No. z red si.2sW
Corn-No. 2 white 500. No. 2 yellow
20 q nc, No. 3 yellow 4gAc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

WICHITA, Fob. N-IIOga-R RorriDfs
l,soO; l5o higher 'op $3.50, bulk s9lOQ
n $50, cows and heifers s. 5OaG.0O. stock
ers and feeders $500 $50. calves 50 90 a.
500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
New Usage County Postosrioc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Tho
postoffice department today an
nounced that a postoffico had been
established at Denoya, Usage county.
70 be served from the Burbank or
flee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

KANSAS ClTY, Feb. Butter-Ut
changed
Eggs- Unchanged
Poultry Unchanged
POtatuCs--Unchauged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

rhssa, ioRk Feb. 7.--Lberty bonds
ond Il S5'so ESQ first g ss.lO bid, sec
Victor, ,n'fd ntfd : s7.l2, fourth as ss.is,
'-S A9S'l2, Victory iAs ioo.lo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

,,lf, At,,iI,..- ., ,..., #,.,...-
sIb l',tu., y, ,i|"a1 t'n ''lt u'llvi"
Anbit,r .t,V Vn''a ''au. ". uo''. %. nE NY
' l'''.l Nv 'A.., w..
spa s a. ~ ~" ,sY".,3
c,Y ~" VIZ l'tN'T"nH Nr'"'' aU3
.' ~ UNIV, H.'''l N' "4'' ny 1Ni.
w il." me- ''nlI''l' ni snlA
.., Na|'! .I w o. t''r on
t,I h''LN 'l '"hihiH'i'n'iH Wnn
t".iL '',.I." a. l..NNN N' tl, 'ne
,"l"s 'A,i I.f mo .ii'.o iNi Whl'h %"
'aha ,'"lr HhAI ho ln'Ihf'l 'tH
81 u tN.h oiiI'". ln me event "t
We between iW" t'nahHifH tVt any
riil,e' Of nNlh election. fhnl hhnll ,'f'
.ats il determine Who sh'I te elect
81 thereto.
he nmenlrl lv r'rlhInr cut ana rorr1'lnr
all NJ said section p nf Artlciv III. -
above sef uUf. uuN ruuut|uF Iu lieu thereof
the tuIuvIUr. Iu.vII.
"Seytiou ' bu tho Nrgt Tuesday nf
hprN. lss2 AMI hiunuituy thereafter
here shall he rIeU fst at an cleo.
uon tl be- itf1 in RI CITY Vt IuIat
10 no called A. hereinafter rruvIlsu. %
Mayar. rnHre and rra tuinuIasIurrf.
CumriIsuI.f., oil gtresfs and puhIi. pr.r.
erty Cnfru'ssf.rar af Wntcrvufta ana
ReWtragf I.m"Eas.. ~ FINANCE and
Ne,ruut. who. slt.| ..,fUpaso ssfl Isatd uf
CummIH.Iurrra and Who sl.N FsI,e
for term ~ two az years aud untn
il aT a| .. 3D.. .H % H.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. S,-Load-S'"adyi
'zzincEouiet; East 81, Louis delivery spot
A.bOm455c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09


s, Of s5@ .ec'ian . j. Of Article fif a.
a}e'Nr a}e '.' 'nt gnd en9}g,tlns In I'eu there
' o., ,'' ,o',G.'s , .,I,, ,@"'' a..,,v n u,-,,
& ana S'N"E slE 'Rs's"s6ss Rsis s6s % bs s"s ssa n'a
gT', .o.y.9 lor r, ,g2 'GSg''29 Trs of cam e19
nn ,s .nea. '"Wm,s.i,ner Of streets and
ruuIH Property. watcrworks ana sewer
r'r.a and u.,srue. and civ Auditor,
ian at us Ns,or ' and q" noapd SPd' Of ~ COMMITS S
r.lu..s NJ tho city ~ tulsa, the condi-
UHH,a Ur IrHa.nH voted for In said Nuns
rutntn rimary election .bau bS voted
Voter, To- aid tn' ~ Tulsa. 70.
ENTN.U.H % tN.I o.. |fIUal tffluHflUra, &c
.or'Iu, 200 pur In tns manner now OF here
after provided uy he primary election
low OF No NiaI" uf pNHh0mni except
Insofar HH Che Hlmo may bo in conflict
with tHo ur..H.us ~ This nmcu1mcnt -
q. tIH nomination uf candidates herein
provided Provided that Ia the Nonparu.
uIn primary election held loo the tltf ~
IN.'' 90 i'" .utiyu Di Guy ,otil'sts.
uf I....u Hui f.'Ih. there HhaU be no
political party dsHtrptuu OF insignia ur
HI'h l.Hf| hH.Hi 'ua. provided, tut-
."'. N".N l'N"Ha Na'.'N HuHN Nv
'.,.,,.,,, ll','...,
,Ftf.fI nrtW tt9N IuArr,r
ron ..vfs tlflS ron MEyoR.
,.N,I.afDNt.U' '1i srt5i5t.r. AS6
TJUIT, pitbpTUTY WATER.
WDIii.s NNn siNtKAgE CON-
MIssl.EIul COMMISSIONER OF
iIhAhtU ANu Ui5tENtE AND
CITY AUDITOR Dr Iitl CITY or
TULSA OKLAHOMA. AZ TINS Nom
IAutIHA. UiINAfY EIEt.TI1N
utiU IE Tur cry or TULSA
STATE Dr OKLAHOMA. Ok THE ...
..,.. .....uAN or ............,.,Is. ,..,
tNHue of CnndiiateD
.--' Vote for onel
t5Namo' sf N,VsodHiiia,.1
Tor rolge and Firo commits
Name NJ CnndldateD
aI tNntr rur Onrl
ior gomriTsloner of Streets
,vsmo Of candlds,!.
isor Nsterwarss ana Sewerage
SVaT.. .','p"S "f "Ganaldst,,
l---l ,Nutc for onel
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tNuur ~ ,ppdidnt.D
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90. .,,,,'..
Provided tY,ti., ,h.t is.sit,
s1rdi.ss cf rnu,i'. NV y VI ,,,,,s,;
'"',,'t' .u'' pu.' alti.ANohs
"ffse a.. SSrsi1 yc, f,r,S "Ha nav b,vn ,9r ,sy ny
nn'u' ulgiH .'o tt"uhtS nal'". tor
tor bsir r.ni,,s m ,,i,I "e r,,,,,, nus ,,Ia',
W 'lNlt I'pN'N' w Ni'lht' accompanied
ng p Ntl'i,n b''II,om or h9t less than one
III 80, ,HUn,' ,,'' I'hul Nu.e.H oI
ill., 80 stn, ,"uN ~ ~ u'Nue nov US
'"" ,"",VH ~ ''nl u"'h u,,'"'p 'ue ua'e iAeu
i,a 'u'" ll'"nl bu'u St"'eihenl oI 'nn
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

LONDON, Fc1. S.--Load-Srot III Is,
futures LII 2s. Cd.
zinc-spot LA i0s., futures I.25 Be-.
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Following Il price asked and closing Bill
OF Standard OIL stocks on the New York
curb Tuesday as reported by strandberg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09
Now York Coiinn.


NEW ,YoRK, FEB. S.-Cotton-spot
steady, middling i74Oc.
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Names Of Qualified Number Street
Electors
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IN TW'E CRY OF TutsA. STATE
or OKLAHOMA, ON TnN-.........,
DAY or ,,......'.'.,. coo. i'..,
Diam" ~ icaudldsteJ
- tVoto FOR unoD
- For Police and Fire commits.
tName OF Candidats1
n Vote for One)
= For Commisaioner Of streets
and Public Property
tName Of CAndldateD
p tVote for OnoA
- For whtcrworks and scwerss e.
Commissioner
(Nsmo NJ Candidate)
= tNoto for OneD
- For Commissioner OF Finance
ana Revenue.
tNsme Of Candideto)
- NOts for OHo)
- For city Auditor.
(Nnmc Of CandidatoD
= (Note for OHsD
official ballot attest
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SECTION ?. That the Mayor s and
Board Of Commissioners Of the city Of
Tulsa, Okahoma. hereby snbmit 10 tho
qualified electors nt a special election 60
be held In said city the question N the
amendment TO the charter of said city Of
Tulsa. Oklahoma, said question so suit.
united To ba designated a.
PROPOSED AMEN pMETr NUMBER
THRrU
EXCISE HOARD
That section 10 Of nrtirlo J Of tho char.
Ter e.. Of said city which is as follows. to
ia. II shall be tho duty Of tho
board Of Commissioner on the second
Monday IN July, or ~ soon thereafter
as practicable, TO appropriate such
sums Of money. respectively for each
OF the various departments Of tho city
government ms II deems necessary for
the maintenance ana operations there
OF during tho current year The cur
rent fiscal year shall begin Ht 1901
o'clock noon, on the first day OF July
OF each year"
shall he amended by striking out ana
repeating an % said paragraph and en-
acting In lieu thereof the following, so
that when amended seld paragraph shall
40 EXCISE BOARD. II shall be the
duir : the Board n Com missiuners ~ the
Tlty OF Iu'sa on ne second Monday. In
jay, or aB upot ihtrentie" ~ practicable.
20 convene ns an E&DGSE BOARn Tor the
said city ~ Tulsa. ana nH such EXCISE
HOARD appropriate such sums NJ money.
partments 0f tho city government as ~
deems necessary for the maintenance ana
cal year the sum total ~ Wilton shall not
exceed tho estimated available or prob
able revenue. ns by law provided, for
cni year shall bcFiu NJ lt'oi O'Clock noon.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-09

FOR THE ELECTION OF
MAYOR, POLICE AND FIRE
COMMISSIONER, COMMISSIONER
or STREETs ANp ptBLtr PROP
EHTY. WATFNWCHiCB ARD 9IrW.
ERA0T COMM 1iONEW. CuMMIs.
eiOkEH or FINANCE AND RENF-
NUB AND cry AUDITOR. AT THE
GENERAL CRY ELECTION HELD
IN TUE CRY OF TULSA. STATE
or OKLAHOMA, OK TiiH-.........
DAY or ................ ..... ls,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-01-19
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGIS
TRAViON.
Town of Cascade

Town OF taScaue
Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration of electors for the annual cleo
tion for the town of Cascade to be
held on Monday. the 3rd day of April
1892, will close on Thursday. February
10, 1922, at o'clock p. m. that day:
Electors may register at the office OF
the county clerk at the courthouse
Great Falls, Montana, or by appearing
before the deputy, r. 3. Glover, at Cas-
cade, Montana, or before justice of
the peace or notary public. Registra-
ton office will be open from o'clock
a. M. until 5 o'clock p. IN. daily Except
Sunday. Those now registered or who
voted a. the general election November
., 1890. are not required to again reg
lister for this election.
JOHN e. MORAN,
County Clerk and Elk Officio Regis
trar.