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

were we'll attended by the club mem-
hers better than 100 were at each
/ place. who came with their lunches
and entered the spirit Of the occa-
sion which bespeaks for them great
er things in the future.
COLLINSVILLE, June 10. c.
! Maltby, city commissioner, was
| handed an envelope containing s75
/ In bills with which TO buiid a wad-
ing pool for the kiddics in Memorial
| park 10y man who represented the
| ku- KluX Klan. An accompanying
note said that II any more was need
| ed Y would be forthcoming. Work
was started Immediately on the
| pool II will be near the Sixteenth
| street entrance and will he lG inches
deep. The bottom will be covered
with sand.
ENID. June 10.--A northbound
/ Frisco freight train went into tho
| ditch near Hunter, Okla. The track
was softened by the recent rains
and there was down curve at this
point. Several cars piled up, among
/ them three tank cars.
STROUD, juno 10.--John Cay
| wood. son of Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Cay
wood, was killed THURSDAY night IN
| the railway yards at Cushing. He
was a yard switchman and stopped
| Immediately in front OF a moving
| train. supposedly thinking the NOV
/ ing train was on the other track.
| -
BARNoDALL. June 10.-The
| Usage agency has been authorized 70
| pay $4,000 to the county commits
sioners, which together with II pay
ment of $4,000 made a few days
| ago, will be used exclusively for road
! building and improvement purposes.
| This money represents tax OF |
| per cent levied against the Usage
tribe on its oil royalty.
CUSHING, June 2O.-Ross Thurs
| ton. employe of the Phoenix Iron
| Works here. has become totally
| blind as a result of an accident
| which occurred at the tank farm
| three months ago when he fell back
ward from a truck. At the time of
| the accident Thurston received a
| broken collar-bine and II was
| thought that this was the extent OF
| his injuries. internal injurigs, how
ever. caused loss OF sight.
CHELSEA. June l0.-The only
| frame building left on Main street,
occupied by the City bakery. caught
/ fire Thursday morning the stock
| and fixtures being entirely ruined.
/ There was a large stock OF sugar
and flour on hand. The building was
Hnot damaged greatly as the fire
| lasted orNy 90 minutes before II was
nut under control. The machinery
and stock was partially covered by
| insurance.
- NORMAN, June 10.-Mrs, suzanna
w. Salter Of this city, was the nrst
woman mayor in the country. She
served two years as mayor or AT
gonia, Kan, in 1887, at salar. OF
81 year.
SULPHUR. June 10.-Ed Seaman,
state chairman of the democratic
4 central committee. addressed a
4 crowd OF precinct committeeman
this afternoon here. Most OF the
Murray county officials were pres
ent.
ARDMORE, June 10.-Fires In
Ardmore this year have damageu
property to the extent OF S4sS,5lO'
aCCoIulnb " fIlS N''''l ~ -
MUsKOGEE. June 1o.-Mack
\ Kelly, contractor. has been named
supervising architect Of the Five
Civilized Tribes. succeeding Es r.
McKibban. resigned, at sl,boO a
year.
POTEAU, June 1O.-The old road
through the Poteau bottoms TO Fort
smith. Ark, has been abandoned
the new route OF the joint oklanoma
and Arkansas highway being by
way of a new bridge south or ArKo-
ma.
KENWOOD. June i0.-Oklabo-
mas youngest town is kenWoou'
which month ago was tofes''
Today IL has 500 people, 10 per cent
of them forced to live IN tents whlIe
!; homes are being built. Nk"nwo9u
was named for william kencilek'
, founder of the Kansas, Oklahoma d
: Gulf railroad.
PICHER, June 1O.-Picher Post
No. $50, American LegIon Is puild-
ing it a permanent nome on lhree
25-foot lots in the main part Oh
Itown. 1t will house all OF the post
: laffairs.
JENKs, June lO,--Construictlon
work on the new Baptist chuTeh mas
. started,
Southwest Missouri
; y NppANSDN Mo. June l0.--EIun