The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03


named cashier ana D. q Uathbons wa
elevated 70 the vice presidency
TrRfNGFiELp. Mo. Oct, i.-pAv. vi
ifa.u. negro. 80 years old. f4r whom tha
local police have been searching since
last Sunday nlght when be shot and KILLED
60 tho police yesterday ile heat HE
way 90 sf. Louis ON Frisco train follow
.nF The ,rims. according 90 the story tod
"t police hs'dQuafter'
Arkansas
TOUT pMITIt Ara. oct > Coal
operators and miner- ~ the southwest
Vrfo represented Ht tho conference 90
cleveland today, deHisued 10 work out a
bnHis fpr permanent peace IN tho IN
dustfy rhs southwcstefn futersiate cos
Operations nsspcibtiun nhmed li N. Tay
l0I l'H pfvHlicut. y. W. Lutihs ana lfa
ransfai commissioner AZ IL. represents
uyrs Of the conference.
HENTOEvnLn, ARK, ost sr..ThouEh
HoEera. failed TO gst bia nama certified
no re- candidate fUr ahuflff because ~ delay
ln ssrdiug hiH credentials ~ tho secretary
NJ state, he viii nevertheless Dc candi.
date ut TO" general rfcrssun TUESDAY. Uls
ulcnda VIII be asked tD scratch Tho name
N the democratic candidate nnd write
tn Reverend 1uumpHuua name. Thompson
is running as an independent
NEWibiT Afk. cot the NeWp0rt
ku klus hian hos forwarded 1900 10 tho
prosecuting attorney At Popular MUTT
No. ~ b. nurd iu prusoouting tho case
loir, asoinst w %llIlsm An, ,corlsy o. N.~gon
announced yesterday tptiey is alleged
BY officers TO have done considerable
,raftiehing IN iiquor between Popular
have led the local hlan-men 20 take
hand In prossoutins tho prisoner
'ITTiE ROCK. Atk.. oct ,.--cri,t.n-
den county, Arkansns, was awarded first
prize fur the host county EXHIBIT at the
tfistste falr held this woek at Msmphl"
roRr SMITH. Ark, oct. i-Gsorse
rules OF Fott Smith, has been chosen ns
the Fourth district republican. candidate
this week Hs defeated Miss RUBY stans
berry. also Of Fort smith.
COTTER, Ark, oct. g-water ts be
coming u serious problem 10 people living
on tho ridEss In this Hection ot the A..
kansas aud Missouri oIarks. wells ana
cis,erns have dried up aud oreohs hav.
| ceased To flow, and there hos been 10
weeks drought tho longest record since
sprlngH on me mountains snd slopes and
| m the valleys Many NJ those are Swing
little water. In many sections livestock
has TO 80 Ions way Tor Watrr
FAYETTEvtLiU. AM. Oct he
tween five and siN Thousand persons at
I
opening dey, whom all school children In
ths county were admitted free.
oLuNwooD. Ark. oct. i-neoauss OF
tho heavy discount on county warrants n
temporary hitch In tho construction ot The
steel bridge across the Cahdo river nt this
place has come. PIKE county warrants
In spite ~ the vast areAs Of taxable Idle
Nonresident lands are subject 10 from ~
20 90 per cent Discount, whioh blocks All
manner OF public ana county Improve
monts.
NEWPORT Ark, oct. s-The Newport
cotton compress 10 date has received sl.
most five thousand bales of cotton more
thsn n this time last year, c. l. Eos,
,Soai pansssr announced .a Thar,aSy onrS,pst ,hs,
to s6Ia TO the same date last year Many
cotton gins In the county are RUNNING day
and night shins to keep pace With wagons
loaded and waiting their turn in tho
yards.
GI.ENwOOD, Ark, Oct t-work has
been resumed on eopEer minos 10 miles
west of Oionwood by Prof, W. A, Hardy,
| mining research expert 81 washington, %
level brought 60 the Surfscs laSt week are
81 high grade. aud, according TO Professor
Hardy. warrant belief In eventual de-
yelopment of big mines In the district
sPRiNGDALT ARK. oct f-Frsnh rsy.
Tor. farmer ,ased 90, Living two mhes
taking carbslio acid. III health was siVon
as the motive.
LITTLE mock, Ark, oct. i--ImpreS.
sive ceremonies will mark the planting OF
an elm tree In Pullman park near the
Rock Island passenger station he,s on
october 10. In memory OF FRANK -.
! McIoher former general superintendent
| Of tho entire NpcK iHlanr system, VIM vas
| Killed IN n wreck In 1873,
PINE uLuFT, Ark, oct 7-Miss Ella
| Homes aged 20, daughter ot hr ana MtH.
| TON Holmes of this place, suffered ne
| loss Of both legs In railroad accident
| Yesterday Mias Holmes was driving a
| Ford car. Nearing the crossing Miss
| Holmes saw a cotton Rel, freiEht train
| approaching Fearing tho train would
| hit her car. the young woman jumped.
| In leaplnE from the car Miss Holmes was
thrown under the train and both lsss were
| crushed OFT Just below the knees This
| train did not strike tho auto. Miss HOLMES
was rushed To hospital, whers II was
| said she will recover,
| SUCCESS Ark. oct. 1-Damars ssu-
| mated at $4,000 was caused at ths Fast
| 81, Louis oCtton on companys sin here
| today when n farmer struck match ac-
| cidentRily setting fire 10 cotton ware
| house About ten thousand dollars worth
/ uf cotton was destroyed while 100000 was
| damaged hy water ana steam used IN
| combating the blaze. The plant probably
will resume operations within few days
|
Northern Texas
| RRECKENRlDGE, Texas oct. s.-Pav-
TINS ot rs blocks OF city streets. and the
erection Of new municipal buidinE here
viii be begun In few weeks
i.oNdvIHw. TeSas. oct s---A factory
| for canning beot and other meats Is being
orgonized In this city
swEETwATER '~rras Oct. .--Move.
| mont OF cotton from along tho territory
| trnyerscd nv tho orient railroad has
! on Atcd considerable business for this, line