Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
Nelrs of the State

OKLAHOMA CITY-A delegation Of Choy;
epnr Indians has iust left Tor Washington
with tn" intention OF Urging thg u.rl' r,,ar
tr %; vears As eifecting those residing IN
Kmgfisher ami Garfield counties IN oN'"'
non 'FFNsrp-wmi McCready OF Krenlin died
sunday In an Oklahoma City hospital fohoW
ing on operation, and the body was nroushi
here for burial, lie wa 10 ears 9id h.u
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs 'n We, feaqy. 'ie e
has a brother studying for the priesthood 10
~ Louis and sister who is a nun IN san
Antonio. D.. ,..
GUTHRIE movement is on foot here
10 organize q junior chamber ot commrtce,
with the object OF training the boys IN cl'le
work and better citizenship. II Is planneu
10 enlist as many as possible OF the boys j"
this auxiliary organization, 49,. i...,
GUTHRIE Thousands Of crows nave psrn s'ril
killed NV eNaspcratcd farmers without mahiug
any appreciahle difference m the Nlsiop
guantitv Northwest of here they have done
been formed 10 accomplish their eNtermlna
M'AIBsTBR- sheriff Thad Conn an.
uounces the appointment OF arthur Sh''m ~ ~
deputy sheriff of Plusbarg county WI"
headauarters at Canadian.
ARDMoRH-C Charles r. Frailey died here
MONDAY at the age Of IL years. MI frhlleS
has be"n ior long iims S9n,faGGior lf G ,not S"u
he nut up more buildings in Ardmore than
any other one man.
GUTHRIE, llirschi, the new member
from ihIs city, was chosen chairman of the
comfy commissioners at their organization
PAULs VALLEY Exhibits from Okla
homs. Texas and Arkansas combined to make
the Garviu county poultry show the best on
record altho the quarters were IN the ohiy
vacant store building in town. Next year
plans include the providing OF suitao'o
place Tor the show.
NuSKoGEE-A delegation from the
oouuty Sunday school convention VIII 90 TO
The state convention at Enid IN March for
The purpose OF landing the meeting Tor MUS
kocee IN 1918 1t Is feared tns, i.isS a..
make a bid for the convention, and our
people want TO get ~ on the ground iloor
ENIp-.ludge CulAsoh. presiding over thc
district court, spent the day Monday setting
the docket for the coming term of coart, \
iury will be- drawn to be ready for the spring
term, which begins ON January q.
M ALEsTER-lt Is announced that the
p-ison twine factory will be open for busi'
ness some time in February. some OF the
machinery has heep late ~ arriving bnt ls
now bong installed, and $4,000 worth or
sisal Is on hand from which TO make the
tNine II is cxaocted that Oklahoma's farm
needs In twine will shortly be supplied by
convict labor
CLkBBMORE- Dean, an employe OF
OFT barber shop won the four'mile walking
race that took place on the Fairgrounds race
| track Monday afternoon. He walked the
| iour miles In 30 uLnutcs and 40 seconds. \
| wager was up that he conld make II in an
hour -, ,.,.
ran into +. II. Cox Saturday at the Frisco
| darot Meyers claims that he gave the signal,
but that Cox stepped directly in front OF the
car instead Of needing the warning,
MSSsKI afrssied F. Vogue G az the negro
church sunday on the charge Of being drunk
| lipon trial Monday morning he was found
Guilty snd>iined $3.50.