The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-06


The Blg cahin band, entirely n9nnsttiHan @
Tor that particular OCCASION VIII iuruIHh
tho music In either event
uuNRYETrA. Nov. This npptsra ia
be omen season for uouacbroHtrre and
burglars there being no Ices man fUr
houses entered dUIIus tho pact Wt.a.
iost plate glass window aud rcyolvora
amounting 20 ficG. H"thiuE else hrihr
takcn. Agent uattlaud Of tho Frisco lost
and isNeiry when burglars entered hls
home Thomas keErln, vice president nf
the citizens bank and wife lost olnthlnF
money ana vsluahirs from thelr RESIDE ehte
during their absence ana othofa Loot
small amounts through those midnight
thefts. Three arrests have bson made.
ctuoRA. Nov. Reports ~ damaa.
done by tho big prairie trc. which Hwept
over section % tho country htar hnto
az a. ,sric%s fSfmSrs' q O. WI,t lost tive
attacks of hay, James Lowe reports 800
balos Of hay desttoyed much keuf, ana
feure posta will have Go he replaced. Mf.
lave estimating u viii tslto 800 posts ON
his farm alone TO put hia fence IN good re-
pair.
ALTON Nov 5--rhe Alton chapter ~
tho Red Cross viii put ON h inemhernhlp
cording to action taken NJ meeting ~
the executive committee this weeh MiH
w. g. scott was elected chairman OF
the membership committee
puRANT. Nov. b.-The annual session of
the southeastern division OF ohahomh
Educational association closed here yes
tsrday with addresses by ~ v. Moore, su-
perlntendent school beaumont, Texas, ana
nr y. q. Frlffln. UuiyorEity OF Iowa IllH
was by far the greatest session ever hel
ma resolution committee recommended
the public school survey, hoiuE made ana
recommended that code ut ethics De
adopted by the teachers of Oklahoma. Iho
following officers we're elected " A.
Ramsey superintendent ~ schools a. Ma
am president. hrr. bernice hell. bufnut
vice PRESIDENT H. y. Laird purant. ""
elected secretary Tor sixth consecutive year
PAWNEE, Nov. 5.--On Armistice day.
Pawnee county will dedicate an Imposing
monument 10 tho fallen yetetsus ot the
world war. Tue memorial committee has
asked the assistance ~ lufI
Of the American Legion. which post II
arranging for a parade IN which II 10
hoped 10 have every former service man
IN Pawnos county participate, 20 start ~
10 In the morning from the sohoolh3a,e.
All business houses in Pawnes viii be
closed during the program.
ENID. Nov G.--Tho Garfield election
board Of ". H. Walker OF Barber. " \.
Jacobs Of Enid. ana Charles Sowio Of
Carrier has completed all arrengements
for tho election. There arc about nin
hundred voters In the oil fields nnd "
Ia thought an extra voting precinct VIII
be arranged TO accommodate these voters.
II L. also recommended that all voters
In Enid. Lahoma. precinct Waukomis,
precinct 2 and 3, otter township he asked
20 display their certificates Of tegistra-
tlon.
HENRY fffA, Nov. b.--Nios President
A. Hilton. j. N. CornntEcr. passenger
traffic manager; q, W. Greene. Industrial
commissioner II. =, English agricultural
st. Louis, and T.. u. Carter general agent
at Tulsa Of the -. Louis San Francisco
railroad, were especial guests At noon.
day luncheon Of the chamber OF commerce
and general discussion OF the relation
ship between the road and this city was
entered iRtO, Mt. Hilton, the principal
speaker. spoke Of the substantial growth
of the city, ana OF its Importance ma q
growing shipping point, aud further stated
that much Improvement locally was In I'M
mediate contemplation. Mr.. Hilton stated
that he noted great improvements In bust
ness conditions throughout the southwest,
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