The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-12-04

ISOLATION, Frederick.
Dec. l5-20-SoutnwestarD Oklahoma
Poultry Association. Hobart.
Dec. 16-l9-Mountain View Poultry AS
ISOLATION. Mountain View.
Jan. 4-9-Blg Center Poultry Associa-
ton, Enid.
Jan 5-S-Elk CITY Poplty Association.
Elk City.
Jan. iS-25-oklahomn City Poultry
Show.
Feb. 2-6-Logan County Poultry Asso-
citation. Guthrie.
April. ISl5-southsrn Commercial Con-
gross. MuslSoEee.
April $500, Soutaern Commercial Con-
gress, Muskogee.
The Ponca City Germania National
Bank, with capital of $4,000, has
deposits of $16l,O00.
Shawnee reports the shipment OF
many carloads of pecans from that city
to the eastern markets.
Cotton gins at Sayre. in Beckham
county, have handled almost five thou
sand bales of cotton this season.
Eight refneries with total daily
output of more than $4,000 barrels Of
oil are now operating in Gushing
One man was killed and another
probably was injured fatally at Hardy,
in Kay county, when an empty oil
tank car in which the men were work
ing was blown up.
Robert Watchorn, of Ardmore, an.
nounced that he had completed ar
rangements for the building of an s.
inch oil pipe line from the Hea!dton
field to Gainesville, Texas
Federal officers are investigator. g
the mysterious disappearance of a
mail pouch containing registered let
tiers which was taken from the crane
near the depot at Depew last week.
Philip Zachritz, So, was instantly
killed by freight train at Sapulpa
He was on his way to work and being
deaf did not hear the engineers warn
| ing. Zachritz was a shoemaker and
had never been out of the state.
| i ann hg lui ultAt hHNN bNt Nv
ing near Seminole, fell from a pecan
tree and broke his neck. Taylor had
climbed the tree for the purpose OF
! gathering nuts and was beating the
boughs when he fell to his death
Ladies of the civic department Of
the fortnightly club of McAlester have
opened up a downtown rest room fol
the benefit of women who come there
with their husbands in search of homes
in the Indian land now being sold b.
the government
Jordan Turk, farmer living neal
Garvin, nine miles west of label
| accidentally shot and killed himself
Turk attempted TO pull a gun through
a fence when the gun was discharged
the entire load entering his abdomen
He lived but short time after being
shot.
A meeting Of the Oklahoma Munich
pal league, composed of city officials
was held at Oklahoma City November
81 This organization was formed two
years ago as means of bringing to
gether men from all parts of the state
who are engaged in the conduct Of
municipal affairs
Leonard Smith, 46, of Sapulpa, died
in a Tulsa hospital from the effect Of
bullet fired by Fanny" Moore al
Pat Mclaughlin and which found
Judgement in Smiths breast. The
shooting occurred on a street in Sa
pulpa. Smith having stepped from a
doorway into range of the bullet.
Arthur Allen. a constable at Meri
dian. Logan county. is under arrest
charged with having killed Gussie
Cumbly, negress while endeavoring
to quiet negro church row at Meri
dian. Allen says that he was firing
in self.defense at Gus Cumbly who
was also firing a revolver when the
woman was hit by stray bullet.
The banks of McAlester have
pledged themselves to a subscription
| of 100000 as their share of the $35,
100000 expected from southern banks
to make up the $135, 100000 cotton loan
fund.
Fred Holt, former mine workers of
fetal, and recently defeated candidate
for governor in Oklahoma, has organ
lied Socialist hunting party at Nc
Alester, the members of which include
Eugene V. Debs, several times candi
date for president of the United
States; Dan Hogan, former candidate
for governor OF Arkansas, and Theo
dore Debs, campaign manager for the
Socialists.
Creek county commissioners auth
orized a 100000 bond issue which
will be submitted to voters at a spe
cial election. 1t is the first step toward
building two new railroads into Sa
pulpa, and in addition means that q
macadamized highway will be con
sructed from Mannford to Bristow
through Stroud. If the bonds are voted
The greatest oil territory in the state
will be traversed by the road and sew
eral towns now practically isolated