The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-12

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c. W. GRIMES, oil operator.
/ talked to the members OF the Cen
/ trail high school Y. W. G. a. Tuesday
/ afternoon on trees Of Oklahoma.
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THAT THERE Is no anthrax
among cattle OF Tulsa county was
the assertion made Tuesday by ]. $.
| Malone, county agent. The fact that
| as many as / , and 20 head OF cattle
! from one herd had died had given
| rise to the rumOr that they were suf-
/ fering from anthrax There have
| been number Of deaths among sew
| eral herds, Malone said. but this Is
/ due TO the change of feed at this
season rather than to disease.
| SEVERAL SOLO numbers from
| the opcretta that the pupils Of Hor-
acc Mann will give April IS will be
given FOR the benefit Of the Horace
Mann patrou-Tcachers' association
at its meeting Wednesday afternoon
/ at 3:l5 at the schoolhousc. Three
/ hundred and fifty pupils will take
part i'm the oporetta that will he
given at the high school Tuesday
night.
MERLE G. PRUNTY, principal Of
| Central high school, gave the second
/ OF a series OF lectures on n Christian
citizenship training program before
| the hoy life forum at the Y. VI. &. \.
/ Tuesday night. Following the talk,
which dealt with the intellectual as
poets OF the boys life and the psy-
/ chology OF the boys behavior. dis
| cussion was led by q. W Blakcly,
director OF boys work.
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| THE STATE interscholastic CON
/ test at Norman, what 1t means and
what part Tulsa high has played and
will play in It will be explained TO
| the members OF the Central high
school Patron Teachers association
meeting at the high school Wcdncs-
/ day afternoon at o'clock.
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CARL LIVINGSTONE will repre-
! sent Central high In standard ora
| tlOn at Norman this year, and Har-
old Armstrong In original Grafton.
| The two boys were victors in the
. preliminary oration contest this
week, for which Miss Margaret
. Wyndham. Elton y. Hunt and w r..
Howard were judges.
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a CLOSE RACE IN tho annual
I All q lllANlN l'NAlAk ARINNfrA 'A All'
| sand Springs high school Monday
evening resulted in first place for
Carol Gilmore, who read Virgins
/ Patsy" and second place for Estcllc
Miller. who read Henry Van Dykes
"Thc Lost Word" The contest was
[ especially close between these two.
other contestants being Marion
ShcpCrd, Viva stone, Mabel RcufrO,
Julia Maule, Virginia Wilson, Irene
Baker and Ruby Cunningham.
Judges werc Mrs. Fanny Caniu
FuCrst Of Tulsa, Mrs. =. Lee Pattor-
son of Muskogce and l.. Ray SEinncr
OF Sapulpa.
MRS. FANNY CANIN FUERST
will give a joint recital I'm church
ming with Mrs Harry Il, Hite of
Beggs. Mrs Fuorst will read aud
Mrs, Hite will play tho piano.
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! RICCARDO MARTIN, Mctropoli-
tan artist. will be soloist when the
Tulsa male chorus gives It's last con-
cert of the season on the night Of
Tuesday, April 1s, IN convention
hall Robert BaiCe Carson is club
director
! DIR. L. FOREST HAYDEN. who
was operated on at a local hospital
on March 4, is sufficiently recovered
to be back at his professional duties
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CHARLES MORRIS was ar
raigned before Justice j. n. Query
TUESDAY ON charge OF grand lar
cony ana pleaded not guilty lie was
committed 10 Jail I'm default Of bond
TO await his preliminary hoaringI
which has been set for April lS.
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| JUSTICE JOHN IT, QUERRY
took the preliminary hearing OF May
Van Amburg, charged with receiving
stolen goods, under adylsemont fol-
lowing the trial which lasted most
IAN Of Tuesday afternoon. Justice
!. Query announced he would give his
decision Monday.
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DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS filed
, In district court Tuesday were. Ella
, Daniel against Harry DauicG Grace
, Garrett against j. ID, Garrett Belle
Catron against w. a. Caron.
I W. y. DAVIS and l., =. HORN, who
. were badly bruised in am altomohlle
p accident along Federal drive Saiur-
day night, were sufficiently TCCUv-
, cred Tuesday that they were re-
moved 10 their home one mile south
OF Rose Inn cemetery from the
. Oklahoma hospital
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OWEN II. CREW and kingdom
, Cline waived preliminary hearing
before Justice J. III query Tuesday
, on charge of second degree for
, gerry and were bound over 10 the
= district court. They were rcmanded
; to Jail in default OF bond. Tho two
men are charged with having signed