The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
NEWS BRIEFS FROM FIVE STATES
Oklahoma

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Oklahoma
CHELSEA. Dec eO.--Charles Milan post
American Legion has elected the following
gffcersi Commander. j. A. Harmon. vice
commander. NJ. Fnrrar: adiutant, Roy
son. hapialn. II. G, Han. 1t IL expected
mat every Indebtedness incurred by the
ogrchase OF legion hail equipment Will
\ (. cleared off before the year closes.
JAY. Dec 2O.--The county superintend-
ert has accepted the resignstions Of j.
member and clerk OF tho school board OF
Jaw she then reappointed J. NJ. Thatcher
as clerk and appointed Dan Price. mem
hsr Fnirburn gave as HIS reason Tor
sIrnIpg bad health, hoing unable to attend
meetings Of the board.
prNRYETTA, Dec. 2o.--The Rotary
and Lions clubs together with the cham
bsr uf commerce aud other civic orgaui-
yatf1ns are arranging municipal christ
- an tree for the poor children OF the city
rom which. santa viii distribu'e 2.00o
gaekases Of sooa esee, ms bmsrS,s Tse block %
s9d he streets al either end VIII be doped
OF Tor the occasion.
REGGs Dec. 2O.--J. L. Eltsorth has
t.en brought from Indiana ana will be
tried for robbery and having stolen PROV
srty In his possession. The trial Will be
fcld A Okmulgee. Eltzorth was put
,o5sr no, rial al sapuipa a few4 days ago snd
tAo court decided IT had No Jurisdiction.
having taken his $3.50 bird dog one year
ago johnson combed three states for
IiItzorth. finally locating him in Indiana
Johnson claims that Eitzurth influenced
fhe dog to leave Tulsa ana come to this
CITY where Eltzorth worried In the oil
fields.
vIN1TA, Dec 2o.--If 1000 acres can be
planted to cotton next spring IN the ter
r,tory trihutory TO Vinita j. NJ. Iraley
81 chelsea promises TO build q cotton Gin
FOR the product. Mr.. Fralcy appeared be-
fore the chamber of commerce directors
and made such proposition to them w.
"a kiingel, l.. u. Daiwuest. John Wise,
r. n Moss and T. G. MoUtgomerY the
agricultural committee, are taking the
psid out over 100000 durlnS 1922 for
cotton to farmers near Chelsea, where he
built A gin last spring
ALTON, Dec. 20.--word has been re-
ceved here to equip all Of the Frisco en-
Eines in the round house with oil burners
IL is alec understood that all of the en-
itSnes Of that road will be equipped with
'bl burners at once.
WAGNER. Dec. 2o-The Wagner
swine Breeders association mot here for
tina purpose OF completing the orEaniZa-
ZION which a;resdy had II membership OF
pr Roy D. Fisher made addresses, Mr..
Hubbard showing films in connection with
hog CholeTa.
REGGs Dec. a0--with the schools pre-
rariuE community program, the
'hurrhes and Red Cross WORKING together
20 distribute food and clothing among the
poor OF the city and 5000 already cor
tributed TO help In the work, this city Is
going to take care of the less fortunate
In generous way. Subscriptions are
stul being made to the fund. The Red
cross win see that every poor family In
the city is taken care OF.
Malcolm Walker. rs years old, who was
found dead in his bed in his bachelor
home near Wyandotte Saturday might,
probably was held here Wednesday after
noon. Mr. Walker laid out the Wyandotte
cemetery at Kansas City, Kan, members
OF his family recalled today. He was a
member of the wyandotte tribe Of Indians
and formerly lived In Kansas
PONCA CITY. Dec. z5---Tho straw.
spread in the bottom OF a moving wagon.
mas been the lot OF 4.yesr-oid Marion
Taylor during his brief existence on earth.
hospital he asks that Santa Claus bring
him bed. The boy was found recently
by officers OF the Ponea city humane
society seriously III from malnutritlon. SIX
weeks of properly prepared food brought
the color to his cheeks and tghtened his
little trousers belt and he returned to the
wagon. Now he Is back as exposure there
was too much for him. When one of the
sisters of ST, Joseph spoke 10 him of santa
claus he replied. lie may not come TO
zee me: maybe he won't bring mo any
thing. but ~ he does, II he really wants TO,
Ia like a bed for my wagon. The family
y has been travelling about tho country IN
the wagon for years and recently the wife
and mother deserted them here. A H.
year-old girl, taken recently from another
wagon, was found too late and died OF e1-
posure results.
PERRY. Dec. 2O.--rhe chamber of
commerce of Perry has issued invita-
tions TO the state representative and sen.
Rtor from this district TO attend banquet
Tuesday evening and meet with the chsm-
Der of commerce so as to take up matters
OF interest TO Perry and vicinity that are
to come before the legislature this winter,
\ fine program has been prepared anu
man undressing talks are to be given
BARTLEsvILLE. Dec. so.--A prominent
new.y cltlsans who interviewed him re-
Gently that county officials cannot be re-
called in Oklahoma. An Influential Dewey
citizen, whose name could not be learned
and who claimed TO represent largo mum
beT OF persons desiring TO recall two coun'
ty officials reelected at the last election
went 10 the lawyer for advice concernlns
the advisable course to adopt, Il wa'
o.. surprised myself to find that the statutes
, do not provide for tho recall Of county
official the attorney explained Monday
night" city official here can be re-
called but the voters are given that prIV
iiege in the charter. The recall OK th'
county officials was sought because OF
certain recent action on their part II be
came known. The recall OF another coun
ty official was also discussed saver
weeks ago, but did not continue 20
point where the legality of proceeding
was investigated. Custer proceedings car
D.. filed against county officials n wa
learned, but the matter which was beinI
considered Monday did not concern an
official action.
MIAMI, Dec. 20.-The city attorney o
Miami today filed in tho Ottawa count,
district court suit for $lSsT7 against tn
county treasurer, alleging that tho count
owes the city that amount in tax penaitle
collected on city property and for PAWN
and other improvements.
ENID Dec. 2O.--Ths report from IN
- federal employment bureau here Ia tina
shout 500 Idle men are looking Tor Elm
ployment. -Four hundred are lsoorsr'
some shopmen and some union carpenteri
JAY, Dec. 20.---A family by the name Q
Ray. living about four miles west @
here Is reported 10 have three cases .
dlphtheria, DR.. j. H. Todd, local physioia
here. has tho cases under hts care an
reports one OF the children - In
serious condition. The family are foreign
ers and are in destitute circumstance
The county will assume the treatment
the children.
ALTON Dec so-Df II. X. Harper an