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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
FINE HERD FOR FARM
County Commissioners Add Carload
Of Th"'0"ChhTcd Sborthorns TO
Stock Already There.

Tulsa Cuon,y farm. saturday, en-
tered into the reserved circle Of
county institutions possessing fine
herds of cattle. For the Tulsa coun-
ty farm now has the best herd OF
cattle OF any county farm in the
state and one that will compare
with that OF any county in the
southwest.
A carload of thoroughbred short
horn cattle, 10 adults and five
calves, arrived on the farm Satur-
day from Pleasant Hiil. Mo. The
herd was purchased through w. A.
Cochel, secretary Of the American
Shorthorn Breeders association, all
the leading herds in Missouri are
represented in the bunch. The pur-
chase was authorized by the county
commissioners about a month ago.
That another carload of equally
fine cattle will be purchased In the
near future is thought probable by
officials. The cattle will not only
help TO make the farm self-sustain-
ing II is said, but will furnish fine
foundation stock for local farmers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
IUDGES FAVOR
MIAMI CLAIMS
Think Chances for $500
Reward From Contest
Are Bright

sneris TO The World.
%NiAMI, Nov. -Enthusiastical q
!, welcomed to Miami, 1.-The best ut
,io city in the state the Judges In
,be William A. McKeever Better
cities" contest were honor guests
on the chamber OF commerce and
allied organizations at noon We'd
nesday at Hotel Miami. The judges
we're Mrs. Fred Diehls. vice presi-
dent Of the National Mothers and
parent Teachers association of Dem
YER. Prof. j. w. Searson, head OF
the English department at the Uni
.srsity of Nebraska; Dr.,C, c. Car
,tens of New York, director or the
rhlldren's Welfare league of Ameri-
"a They we're accompanied by Or.
az 4. McKeever of Kansas.
Mayor McWilliams gave the well
come address. in which he expressed
The hope that the judges would take
annie time to Investigate this splen-
ana CITY. although, he warned them
n they should tarry too long they
might be persuaded TO sell their
holdings elsewhere and make their
homes here. Superintendent LOFTY
was postmaster.
The luncheon which followed was
the climax in tho reception to the
distinguished guests! DR.. w. A. Nc
Keever. promoter of the contest.
said he had found only two imper-
fectlons concerning Miami. These
we're. that commerciHlized amuse.
ments are permitted In Miami on
sunday and that cigarets are ad-
ertised and sold in the city. lie said,
however, Miami was strong on sew
eral points, chief among them were
the schools. their good order. spirit
of cooperation and general ertl-
cheney Miamls newspaperg were
praised remarking that he knew of
few cities this size having the ruil
reports OF the Associated Press. or
having them so widely read. he
also remarked on Miami's beautiful
churches and their percentage OF at
tendance. He made special mention
OF Miaml's welfare work. Altogether,
Miami stands a good chance OF win
ming the s2.500 prize as well as
other special offers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

was pronounced by all members to
be the best business mans talH
they ever listened to
The club is Intending TO hold n
big hunt ip connection with the on
ton Gun club Immediately after the
first Of December, the Lions club
being divided into separate parts.
equally divided. and the side that
gets the least amount OF game have
20 pay all the expenses OF the hunt
and the game is TO be served the
members OF both clubs A number
of out-of town guests have already
been invited and II IL expected that
more will he asked 20 come and eat
Of the same dinner. The Lions are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Hold Rural Poultry Shows.

NoWATA, Nov. 26. - Annual
school poultry shows were held to-
day at Fairhope, Eairview and Ringe
schoolhouses. Thursday school
shows were held at Prairie View
and Armstrong. Other shows will
also be held. In these school poul-
try exhibitions all of the exhibitors
are school children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
PREACH OPENING SERMON
Centennarians Hear Their New Pas
tor at Sunday Night Service.

tOr NJ NunNHy NIRht Nt'TNICC.
Rev w. L. Blackburn will preach
bis first sermon as pastor of Cen
lennary Methodist church sunday
night, the Sunday morning service
being omitted because of the Billy
Sunday meetings. Reverend Black
burn arrived Tuesday with his wife
and young son, Arnold and Charles,
and took possession of the paron-
age.
Reverend Blackburn has been pre-
siding elder OF the Durant district
for the past three years and has
been in ministerial work In this
state for 3 years. He took a two
years postgraduate course at Yale
university. receiving the bachelor OF
divinity degree in 1914.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

finish the big Baptist church sand
pay the Indebtedness against the
church. During the past TWO weeks
some S3.oOo has been raised, ana
thcN cNnoct ln rnIan tho hAlnncn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
TO RAISE MONEY AT HOME
Says No Use Asking Ncighbors To
Help Pay for Church

Special to Tho World.
OILTON, Nbv, 26. Rev }, II. IL
Hawkins OF oklahoma City, ono OF
the leading Eapis: eynngeli-t= of
the state. Us hero assisting tcv l..
J.. Scott better known a. "Scottic
tho BAPTIST. I'm raising mnncy TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

some $4,000, In the next four weeks.
Reverend Hawkins believes he can
raise the $1,000 right here in OIlton
and the adjacent oil fields. without
going out over tho state to sock aid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

Ellis Loring Dressed OF Boston
who has been nominated by Presi-
dent Harding to be charge daft
fairs at the American embassay in
Berlin. lie has served as American
commissioner in Berlin since the
armistice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
LIONS PLAN HUNTING TRIP

choose Sides and start out TO DO
Haven Of Game in sight
Special 10 The World
OILTON. Nov. 26-It Is believed
now that this city has one of the
livest Lions clubs In the state. ala
though only organized about a
month ago, II started out with a
membership OF only 2S, but now
has twice that many members and
more still coming in. Last week the
district governor George T.. South
ard Of Enid made an excellent
business talk tu the club and which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

from other Baptist congregations.
Tho church when completed viii
have seating capacity Of about
1900 and will be finished on the
.t,t.l.f. ...tb atHguu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1921

prepnrinr for b'g boostcr move
for Olltou next spring
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
FENCE OFF ROAD
So TOURISTS WILL
NOT GO ASTRAY
Construction Firm Pays
Fine of Employe Who
Fined Autoist

Officiain Of the Zee Moor Construc-
ton company. which h worklng on
the highway nhar Alameda. state
that they have fenced off the section
Of the road which is under construc-
ilon. aud viii take greater care 20
keep automobiles from driving over
Il, The Chamber OF Commerce has
pot up sisus warninE tourists to turn
OF before they reach the section un-
der repair. Everything h being done
20 prevent n repetition or the case
% John q. Graft and other tourists.
who have been fined for getting on
the road whore the construction
company Is az work.
n e. not known whether tho COM
nany VIII Keep Dick Clements. former
deputy sheriff. IN their employ
Clements had his commission taken
away before he was taken before JUS
tice Of the Peace ~. Montcya ycater-
DAY. when he was fined t25 and costs
for taking money on fitlse prefcnses
Thls case grew out OF his action iu
filming Graft $40. lie will not be civ.
cn his commission AGAIN. bat Under
sheriff Fred fornoff stated that n,
wonid civc a similar commission 10
some other cmployc OF the construc,
tiDn company II they wished him TO-
The company paid Clements fins
and Clements was released after
spendifE a niKht IN the county jail
iio pleaded guilty when taken before
the Justice of the peace. The charge
against him was based on the Incl.
dent In which Graft was concerned
bat Information has come from other
people that he has fined other parties
who drove on the road.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Spring Water at
Boy Scout Camp
Found to Be Pure

Special care viii be taken 20 keep
the water at she boy Scout lodge,
now being built In Cienega canyon
ncrr san Antonita. pure. The city
health officer made trip 10 the can
yon this week. and procured sample
of the water from the ditch which
runs By the aito for the cabin. and
which viii supply the cabin with
water. The sample a. now being
tested for any impuritles
a trip will be- made 20 the site TO-
day. and another sample Of the water
thls time directly from tho spring
viii be- taken. u IL tho plan 10 make
tesig Of the water once a week, II
possible.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
DEATHS

CHAvKs-The funeral u Nis, Arrsila
ChaVes. Who dsei A. lsos Aneeles lafi Thur
day, nnd Whos1 body came IN this morning.
VIII b. held Monday morning - tlotA
frcm ne family residence. ltol West oran
Iie avenns 20 the sacred Heart churCh.
where hlEh requlem maas will h. sald ~
Father n ecrdota. Burial VIII BE- n
santa Barbara cemetery All friends ar
invited. Crcllolt - IN enarFe.
0uktLE--fu1eral services viii he held
.Ais afternoon al Crellous funeral csapsl
for Mrs. Conception 0urule, whe died Last
friday evening The body viii BE- sent %
Plaeiias. Neu Mexico for burial
LUCERO-The funeral of hosfndo Lu
zero viii be- held this afternoon from ths
family residence ~ o'cloet hnftAl wil
b. II San ifnaeio cemetery. Croiioit vii
have charge.
scIihOEDER--Mfs Edna sehroedrr "a
years old died ~ her home. 1t3 Sycamore
atenue 81 o. clock Yesterday afternoon
she b survived hy her husband, \. g
had lived IN Alhuqusrque for he last n,
manihs. The body Va. taken % hiaksmore'
mortaars home renfing funeral nrrsnre.
meats.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

"@@%AA|A''4 WV - - N4AAF -.
Msrie ballinE. principal Of the Old
Town school. and her sister Ursula.
who Will be principal at the Duranes
school next year viii leave tonight
for san Diego. They viii attend the
normal school there.
city Manaecr James n. Oiaddlng
left yesterday for a FISHING trip 70 tho
made ~ motor. ana tho party will
return Monday morninR
y. W. bruner. SECRETARY OF the New
Mexico Baptist convention. viii re-
turn this afternoon from Atlanta. Ga.
whore he has been attending a meet
ina o. the home mission board OF the
southern baptist convention. lie Will
leave again this evening for Las
Vegas, whore be will remain for sew
efal days on business connected with
M0ntenuma college.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Nohi arrived in
Albuquerque Friday night from Chi
caro- and other eastern points where
they went on vacation trip. Mr..
Nohi IL conductor on the California
limited on the Santa fe coast lines.
pr w. s Moss. a dentist from san
"a Pc, has been In Albuquerque for
several DAYS.
o. I. Johnson. rancher from
Jemex springs a. In the city.
buquerque. Mr.. Dodd h a contract
or.
g. y. Holt Is In Albuquerque. He
viii stay for the batl game this AFT.
crn0on.
Or.n staplln Of santa f'o arrived In
Albuquerque from Santa Re lasl
night he said that there were scv.
/ erul automobile parties here which
had come down for the hail game
and that there are many people com.
Ing down.
Mrs Y. X. scheck lef, las, nigh
for n trip to southern California.
Mrs. Flora McGrnw OF 500 soutl
Second street viii leave tonight 10
Galveston, Texas, on her months va
cation. where she viii visit relative
and enjoy the ovcan bathing.
Air. and Mrs. a. II. Mead an
children. Mr. and Mrs. George n
Mead of Huntington. West Virgins
Mr.. ana Mrs. froa G. Pritchard. ais
Of Huntington. and A. 4. Hogan lei
Yesterday for q fishing trip on IN
pccos.
Mrs. u. s. Goodrich. with he
daughters Dorothy and Francis. icf
yesterday afternoon Tor her homo u
Gallup. She las been visiting fo
i the past several weeks with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Me
! Donald.
The family OF Mariana Garcia
Mexican consul IN Albuquerque. ar
rived here Thursday from Galveston
Texas where AIR. Garcia was formcri
stationed Mrs. Garcia and daughte
/ remained in Galveston after Nj. Gar
cha was transferred TO Albuquerqu
until he should be able TO find a hom'
here.
Thomas v. Calkins. pastor OF m
Methodist church AZ lielen WAS IN Al
buquerQue yesterday for a few hour
on business
Mrs. u. &. Harrington. 700 Yves
Slate avenue. left Yesterday for i.oni
Beach, Calf. To spend the summer.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
FORCED TO WE'D At
POINT OF REVOLVER,
He SAYS N SUIT
Music Teacher Asks to
Have His Marriage
Annulled

OAKLAND. callf.. Tune fs-
Forced 70 terminate a Ions engage
nnnf and many premises of marriage
~ marrying hnid Whilticaey. 20. %
Berkeley. n memhrr of the famouz
Morgan company q dancers. a. the
point Of a revolver carried BY her
father. and an q this IN snlte of the
fact that he was already married and
was committing hiTamy, was the ex-
rnrience OF Nay Youngman. 80. mu-
aic teacher % this city. according TO
the allegation uf q complaint filed
IN the superior court today asking 70
have hln mnrringe with Miss white
WhItfIcsey were married IN san
Franchise last wednesday.
The Giffa father u Chaa r. Whit
tteeey. n prominent Fan Francisco
architect. According 70 Younrman.
he vas married about a month ngo
20 San Franclrco Firl A few DAYS
aeo. he said. Miss Whl,tlesey came to
hack Of attention. There was a scene
following ard she left, only tc return
wilh her father.
The girls mother made II plain that
although the marriage was eccentric
there were no grounds for inainua-
lions
s-rhe romance has extended bacl.
over ak years" she said. 1T was
YounEman who flrH discovered that
Enid had a voice. When they met
nh~ was ~ and he was 40. she
became very attached 20 him.
The AFFAIR went on. Enid had
many admirers hut had no eyes for
any one but Youneman. FounEmau
Protested that he loved her but was
NOT financially able TO care for her
and a family. Enid was a great
lover Of children and did not want q
chilalces marriage"
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
RANKIN UNDECIDED
ON TAKING JOB AS
FLOOD COMMISSIONER
New Law Gives Official
Power to Make Tax
Levy for Work

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II.nI tor f4f,nr me oath of office
1II. 1. ~ ~ rilnI ouf before ~
viii h@ fnlIr nnaftr'nd. Nr. Rankin
,'-.I29tal was IntrInr IN duties and
.n,I4r4 srhfrh fnn nffIra carries. but
fnId Ihnf h. was not positive YET
~'h4,har ~ rnuId accent lhe nnnoIri
U..I n wound uns H. nhln 10 an
nnnnra hIe position before Monday he
nnid.
T.ro Vcns, Auuolnfmrnf
Ar. EnnkIn'1 nnnoInimfnt a. flood
rnmn|.1I1ntr far fhin county h a.
IpNi for two years. ana was authorized
If a mramIfn naaNaI a. the last zee.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Three Boys Drown
At St. Paul, Mimi

~. PAIL. Minn June is.-Three
hos1 werf dlpwnra in the Mississippi
rItlr hc4e today while swimming.
The victims were;
AIhorf Mann. " Albert sutton ~
and RI r0urin. John flynn. ,.
Their iuIIrn were recovered haii
a. hpnf afisf ne tfnsfass
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Sweet Words Spoken
As Girls Pass; Men
Are Taken to Jail

The cndeavors Of three men 20
make a favorable impression upou
tive young Girls NJ Fourth street and
Central avenue last night caused
them 10 walk 10 the city Jail
Sick Duran. John valcla and
Fred Chavez were Standing on the
street corner whca two girls passed.
One of the msn = said 10 have asked
one of the kris n be could waif
around the block with her. The girl
refused He lnrlsicd ~ is said. Just
then patrolman f'red henfro happen.
and marched the three 20 Jail Tbs
elfin said they had never seen thi
mrn before. Tho alleged would be
rnnshera viii be given a hearing iI
police court Monday morning.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
John D, Hughes Weds
Mrs. Margaret Bowman;
To Be at Home Here

lohu -. Huxhgs. brother of City
Commissioner Tlhomaa Hughes was
married yesterday noon 10 Mrs. Mar
grref Bowman. tho ceremony taking
place a. the First Asthodist Episcopal
church. t
The Rev. 0corre y. Kitchen. pas
tor - the church performed the
ceremony before only immediate
rcistltes and frienda. Mr. Hughes
served IN the world war overseas.
having been discharged only n few
weeks ag0 Mr. Huehes was born
and raised in Albuquerque. Mrs
and the two have many friends who
wit wish them 4 happy married life.
The couple will be AZ home at Edith
street and Gold avenue.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

The Herald IL the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing results.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Al Warner and NJ. N. Merriam. the
twq men charged with stealing some
cf the effects Of Special Agent II. y.
Trobauqh bfrc q week ago and who
are noW IN the las Vegas jail tried 10
break iail a. that fouI.
This word was brought here BY
Sheriff Tony Ortiz who returned yes
terdaY from las Vegas where he had
taken an Insane man from Pueblo.
lie was told that the two men sawed
the bars 81 cell and were taking the
rocks from The jail wan when they
were caught.
Mr.. ofxiz reports The Pueblo dlsas-
Ter the mosi dreadful sight he has
ever seen. he said he had 20 get a
pelrnt there Tor nearly evcrythlne
he did. lie said q trench had been
thortIed from point on the G. a =.
railroad 70 The main street of the
town.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Breakfast Table
Gossip

Tho snlf bcfucen the santa Fc rail-
road and the City Electric company
over the cost OF building the Tileras
crossing win 20 over until Monday.
The case was on nj the district court
Yesterday but has not been finished.
This litigation has been on fer II
years the first complain. being filed
IN 1870. II started when the santa
fe railroad sued the Albuqueraus
Electric company for par. of the costs
of putting In the TiJcras avenue
Tsaehcrs' examinations win he ne,s
AZ the office OF the county superin-
fendent az the court house on Friday
and Saturday.
A spsciaI rneriiEx of the Knights
q Columbus will be held In ~
Mary's hall this morning at sac
O'Clock. All members are urged e.
be present
Bcrthold spitz postmaster. an
uounred yesterday that many persons
are leaving the city on vacation trips
and nes having their forwarding ad-
dfess. Mr. spitz asks that persons
wishing 81 receive their mail be more
particular about their addresses He
says the carriers are left TO guess
whefe residents are gone.
Chief Deputy sheriff 4. n. Davis Of
fleming arrived IN Albuquerqne yes
terday with six prisoners. lie was
en- route 10 Santa Re TO place the
prisoners In the penitentiary.
Mis- JcsSie ~ Weiss OF pcnnsylyn-
nln Will speak In the Seven Day Ad-
vertlst church. corner OF Roma and
Third street tonlght az 7ifs subject;
viii this Earth be- inhabited during
NIembrs Of I. q. q. y. lodge and
the Rebekahs are requested TO meet
81 ]. o. .. y. hall AT 10 o'clock today
% march In a body 10 attend memoir
ial service.
A party of slx peopIc. Including Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Nash. Mr. and Mrf
p G. Butler. Nash Gilman and Nal.
colin Long. left yesterday afternoon
for fishing trap In the Taos region
They will be gone for about 10 days
". q. sasaEr. Herbcrt shelton and
| II. e. 1udkc were arrested here Hast
night by ratrolman Romuio Sasazal
charged with deserving from the nav,
az san Diego. They win be held pend
inR advices from the navy Officials.
Gabriel Ilatiln was picked up hl
Patroiman Pred Renfro yesterday ans
sent 20 the county jail 20 await exami
nation for sanity.
John Dexine rvI,ortcd "a the polic'
last night that his car had coilidot
with another car on Central avenui
between Fouth and FIFTH street. Their
was no damage.
The -ycar-old son of Jolil
Jol0ln. 3i4 West Hazeidine avenue
was hit BY an automobile early la
night but only slightly bruised ac
cordinE 20 n report made 20 the po
lice by the father OF the child. N
reported that the woman driving "a
car did not stop.
Coal supply 90. Phones . aud &.
1
. rour dollar. fuli wagon load. fas
l.-... ..-l..l. lL...Ia...l n..........a LII.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Coal supply 90. Phones = and 8.
FOur doiiars. full wagon load. fac.
tory wood, limited amount. Hahn
Coal Co. phone ".
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

i.ss ':.p "i.sr' 90; sp a. - 'as pr'As for '''I
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Class of 9 Takes
Royal Arch Degree
Of Masonry Here

A class Of nine took the Royal
Arch degree Of Masonry at the
Maronic Temple yesterday. Three
degrees were siven In tho afternoon.
starting at o'clock. Members OF
the class. and Royal Arch Masons OF
Albuquerque had a banquet az the
Combs hotel dining room at 6;ao
o'clock. After the banquet. the class
went through the Royal Arch degree,
ana finished up tho work.
There were seven men from Beicn
In the class. end two from Alhuquer-
que The men are: g. n. Wilson
Belen: w. A. Burns Beisn: q. A
Crifta. Bcien: Edwin I.upoid. Belen,
W. W. Adair, Belens y. p. simmons
Bsien: 7. n. Campbell. Belcn: =. W
Roberts. Albuquerque; and J. A
Neeley. Albuquerque.
Saddle HOrNea. REllt'S. Phone as
Arizona republican., 1921-09-20
LEAGUE PASSES
 ARMAMEN l. TO
 HARDING FARLEY
[RepubIIcan A. P. Leased Wirel


 GENEVA, Sept. 19.-The commis- mission on disarmament of the league of nations council in its report issued today finds that the Washington conference can better deal with the question of naval disarmament than the league and that it can be more effectively secured by common agree ment among the great powers.
 Discussion by the commission thus far is in line with this conclusion, involving slow but sure policy With regard to land armaments also it appears that the same policy has the upper hand.
 Mankind is still too far removed from the ideals of peace to make pos sible at present the solution of the question of disarmament is the final conclusion of the commission.
 Replies to ne assembly's request that the governments limit expendl- lures for armaments for two years to the amount of this years budget are quoted in support of the com missions contention.
 Of the 27 replies received, IT were classed as favorable, seven as un- favorable and three as vague Ab- sence of the United States, Germany and Russia from the league consu- tutes a great obstacle, in the opinion of the commission, which adds that the differences of opinion arise from the policies of the different countries, varying circumstances in changing conditions