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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
TOLD TO
PREPAY MESSAGE
Attorney General Informs
Dare Devil Not to Wire
Him Collect

I ~ mo Associated pross FiHis wire
/ OKLAHOMA CITY Sept H.
Manuel IIerrck, the sclf-stylcd
dare devil of congress-" can't Fcnd
collect" telegrnms 10 tho attorney
general Of oklahoma on personal
matters. according 10 ruling by
Assistant httornoy-Gcnoral N. ".
I Gore.
According ~ core, iiorrlck nsltcd
. Tho uttOTroy. general 10 Investigate
election frauds licrri,k uHdo
HluiuHl NJ. g.. G1rbor. republican
party nominee lu the oighth con
rrosslonat district, who recently de.
foatcd Horrick in the primary eloc-
ton.
Thcu Iiorrlck went 30 Amorlcus.
ga., where. II was Understood. he
purchased "a number of old govern
mcut alrpiuurH.
from Amorlcus no sent this wire
collect. according go Gore.
attorney General OF oklahoma;
"What progress have you made In
the prosecution OF NJ. e.. tarher2
wire ana write mo here
Goro'H reply was ms follows. In
part.
"You nro no doubt aware that this
iH not the only matter IN WhlCn thlS
office ~ Interested ana must noces-
snrlly handle We viii take such
steps as appear 10 us to be right
and proper AT the opportune time.
but we have not determined just
what viii hc done.
"In the future when desiring to
communicate with this office by
wire. please bo Kind enough to pre-
pay your messages Tho recent
legislature was not extravagant with
its appropriation for tho maintcn-
ance OF this office and our means
for paying telegraph and telephone
bills arc limited TO actual and nee
essary expenditures"
The attorney general advised Her
rick that his charges should have
been laid before the county attor-
ncys in the counties where he al
legged CARRIERS violations of state
election laws had been made, and
that the attorney general could act
only after the county authorities had
refused ot do 80 and the governor
had instructed him TO go into the
matter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
.13-YEAR NEGRO
SENT TO CHAIR
Elias Ridge, Who Killed
White Woman, Con-
fesses, Pleads Guilty

By tho Associated Press state wire.
PRYOR. Sept 13,--Thirtccn
years and 3 months Of age, Elias
Ridge, negro, yesterday afternoon
was sentenced TO death In the elec-
trio chair. tho youngest person TO
receive the death penalty In okla
homa.
After Ridge pleaded guilty TO
sAying Mrs George Adllr, wife Of
u white farmer living near pcnsa-
cola In tho northwestern part OF
this county on August =, Ridges
trial moved with unusual speed. he
ginning In the morning when Ridge
was brought into Judge Marteney's
juvenile court, hls trial 10 determine
his age and responsibility ana his
sentence occupied not more than
two hours
Tried in Juvenile Court.
Proceedings IN the Juvenile court
were necessary because OF the boys
youth At this hearing his age was
proved to be slightly lower than Il
years Tho court decided he was
fully conscious that tho assault he
committed upon Mrs. Ada!r was a
crime.
This determined. Ridge IN the
afternoon was taken before Judge
Edgar Brewster in the district court
He waived arraignmcnt and pleaded
guilty Judge Brewster read some
OF tho county court evidence re-
lating TO the boys responsibility
and sentenced him to death Novem-
ber II. Ridge pleaded guilty
through his attorney. A. w. Fisher.
who was appointed by the court to
defend him.
Hc Implicated Another.
Mrs. Adar was beaten and
stabbed to death at her home.
Ridge made n confession in which
he implicated another negro, Hardy
Smith. He aaid the object was to
rob Mrs. Adair whose husband Is
said to he quite wealthy, OF a dla-
mond. Smith was given q prelim-
mary hearing nt the conclusion Of
Ridges hearing and his trial was
set for September %. He denies
he was implicated in the affair that
almost resulted IN Ridges being
twice lynched while confined in the
county Jail Mt Vinita to which place
he was taken for safe keeping.
Ridge stands but five feet In
height, He weighs l05 pounds.
Mrs. Adair, mother OF three chill
dren who witnessed her tragic
death, weighed approximately $50
pounds. The negro called at her
home for n drink or water, lie
stabbed her, almost severlng her
head ana tnen beat out her brains
with an iron bar.
sheriff Twice Follcd Mob.
The first attempt OF a mob 10
storm the Craig county Jail at Vim
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Baruch Makes Protest
On Debt Cancellation

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA
vigorous protest against cancellation
Of the $4,000, 100000 foreign debt
TO the United states was made by
Bernard Baruch, tho New York cap
italIst. in a letter TO Senator Borah,
republican OF Idaho which was read
In the senate today. Earuch declared
all tho allied nations were able 20
pay their debts 10 the United states,
and asserted "it will be difficult "a
convince the American people that
they can not"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
ClOlUn,S Antics ShOW Tots
Theu Should Prevent Fires

Students st Central hiEh prickcd
mp their cars and stirred uneasily
Wednesday afternoon when the
sound of shrlll shouting and
laughter reached them IN their
plissrOpms about 2,5O. The racket
oamc from tho small throats Of
some several hundred children
from Horace Mann, who shrickCd
their delightcd approval OF Jack
tho flro prevention clown, whose
drmourlfati0u, as part of the
two fircmcu's conventions IN ses-
elon here, they we're privileged 10
witness.
Harry V. Rogers assistant fire
chief at Marion, Kan, and orlgina-
tor uf the FIRE prevention clown
ldoa. gave the dcmouctration. Ills
traditional clown costume topped
by tcd nreman's hat. and HIS
sole stage property a huge clock,
ladder and some stairs, he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

tafu5lci s1a tT!ppci about thc p!a'
form to the huge enjoyment OF
his small admirers while he eubtly
insiillcd into their minds the fact
that double -hucd matches are the
safc'y Kind. that the United States
has an average of fire a minute.
that out of every 10 fires are
o1u@ed by carelessness that they
could help prevent and other like
helpful hints regarding the pro-
yeutlOn Of fires.
Rogers demonstration IN In ac-
cordauce with the plans for edu-
eating children In tho schools re-
RnrdlnR tho prevention OF fires.
These plans have already been
takou up 10y number of states.
ana offer proposition IN which
there haa been good deal Of in
tercst evidenced during the fire
fiRhters' conferences here THE
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
:, LIBRARY Boor4HFfrArn
u isitors win Get Literature TELLING
.r ,rA!,,hGSo$Q I.ls{NssSaa ~, >,

4 NC HhNV
sg%;Ass RsIAs : cdsSSaStkadH sgSn sse,rdss sss
az th fair grounds where n mem
Der De the library staff will be on
duty ,iaily and will smillngly dis
tTIbuta literature all about the need
and val 10 OF libraries and informa-
tion aba ut county librsffey
septem Der is tho slaAlf month OF
ali the yl'nr Tor the library. what
Ss,s sassa in Asssoy tif iftfas1s SoS... iaii sGi
ss0PD'.s; q Is sonsssa. sssp!-
The staff A. taking advantage OF
tho Iull to phspare for the beginning
of Hervice 20 tho school children In
tho near futuEe, A shelf containing
all supplemental readings required
by high school teachers will be
maintained at tffe, librs#y through
out tho school year ana every pos
s'Sis Siss sesodssE nasotasaeoopii pinSSpTS pupils
IN securing material ror trair refer-
encs work. Miss Alma Roid Me-
Glenn, librarian, expects TO begin
her vacation next week at her home
In Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
GERMANY COMING BACK r,syA
Tulsan just Home From Abroad
Pays TeutoDs Compliment,

Germany Is fast coming back ir.
Custrially, commercially and seri.
culturally In the opinion OF CbsTies,
T. Abbott, local reeltor. who IS t,ef
back from a trip abroad. He sav.
the country does not seem 10 h1ve
suffered greatly and taxes are low.
er than here in spite Of the war.
American tourists make bug.nes,
conditions favorable throughon,
France, Abbott says. They .uard
money and the French are GLAD ia
see them. Conditions In Vienna
could hardly be worse
While abroad Abbott Witnessed
the Passion play at Oberamne-gau
concerning which he Is quite EN-,
thusiastic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

itn 20 Lynch Ridge was nvorted by
the stern threat ~ Sheriff Riden-
hour 30 turn riot guns upon the
would-bo lynchers The following
night when the mob moved on the
JAIN. Sheriff Kldeuhour permitted
the members TO enter and Ridge,
who had been concealed behind tho
entrance door, was clcyorly slipped
through tho crowd and spirited to
Tulsa In an automobile.
u has been the opinion OF local
authorities that Mrs Adair was
Killed In spirit OF revenge for her
opposition to Illicit liquOr traffic
She was a vigorous advocate or pro-
hibitlon and negroes In her neigh
borhood are said to have been in
yolyed in the manufacture OF liquor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Hold 2Inzc Accidental.

PITTsBURGH. Sept. ia cor
oner's jury, investigating the fire
which destroyed a Pennsylvania rail-
road bunk house here SepteUber 3,
with a loss OF seven lives, tonight re-
turned verdict ccnsuring officials
and employees Of the company for the
condition OF the building and holding
thnt tho blaze was nccidental
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
GROUP BUSINESS MEETINGS
sessions TO BE Held in Towns In
Tulsa Trade Territory.

Group meetings of the Southwest
ern Business congress will be held
in several OF the towns in Tulsa S
trade territory upon 2 fixed schedule
according to a decision reached by
the invitation committee ct meet
ing held wednesday noon.
This will enable the merhsnts OF
the smaller towns TO meet some OF
the leading financiers and business
men Of the southwest and In fact
bring tho benefits OF the congress to
their very doors.
Dr. j. NJ. Gordon. president OF
Tulsa university. Is chairman OF the
committee. other members are ".
r., Oberholtzer, Frank Reed, Phil
w. Davis and John r.. Hedley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Dog Rnce DecIsion Thursday.

A decision in the Mid-Continent
park injunction case will not be an
nounced until Thursday morning.
according to Dist. Judge Albert c.
Hunt. before whom the case was
heard. Local greyhound owners
are anxiousiy awaiting Judge Hunts
decision SO they will know whether
to take their dogs to "A dog race
track in some other city or keep
them here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
CITY PLANNERS
WANT AUTHORITY
Must Secure State Lcgis
lation Giving Power to
Function Properly
ALAN STREET SYSTEM
Ea, It 18th Must BE Widencd to
ca rry Heavy Traffic; 9th
er Plans Discussed

onsAof the largest Jobs before the
newly a 'eated city planning commits
sion In A rat OF securing state logiElu.
flon that will enable u 10 function
with autn ority. William Holden, soc.
retary Of the planning -fenmisslor
ana seoreA airy OF the Wae4u gor Of
Commerce, told the Rot}E Auk 9t
Hotel Tulsan Wednesday ~ w. a
Tho comm ilssIon exbH<f8 s1ssurn
its attention first TO II street PLAN
ming system, Holden stated, oscer-
tanning by n 'oomprehensive survey
the streots on which traffic II
heaviest and lAhtest; which streets
should be widened and which require
only NARROW paving.
Holden believes thare is no neces-
:, ity for wide paving IN strictly resi-
a sntial districts where streets are
~ cd only to roach the residences,
- Ia Of che opinion that Eaat Fif-
taas tn street must eventually be
sJas ned TO care for increasing traf-
Vs r else n parallel street should
no "A slgnard as a principal thor
auchS re to relieve Fifteenth.
lty's streets comprise fita
,.,.s,n.,n rork," Holden explained, end
his framework Ia well AR.
nnmas ther portions or the aity's
~
m,hnr "a arts OF tho planning COM
,o.in,,, 'rogram include planning
snr adeoA te trsgspQtaticn. well
ssss,ssg:fa., sss,sRssa . siStssss%gtpO,SeSSSSs,;;; O,SeSS;
.1SIoS and PFGSs:StA sSsA m5ss Ss,Sf f~ss; ~iii n
W., w n, infrinA cd upon by garages
ana and manuifasSs WFs t1HstsI. lsl
srssi's1 great ssoasS assd, q sis;
on oocaslons--"nA Just few but a
great main parn, Afn IA sSG;,Tss sSGsred or or
numerous playgroua DIS dlsYRqted
over the city for the lnSe or 6Nden-
tial sections.
oo.sssioS ,.Ms MI, & a.s,sa iss lon
and every citizen N ..g PIan1 1nS 5or .ns tho
will need II to make our effortb sue
ceesful. Only $4,000 for city plan
ming has been included In the city's
budget for this year, but this will
provide a start"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

talned especially for the meeting.
Fields supporters from all portions
Of the north end OF the county are
expected TO attend.
Invitations have been sent per-
sonally TO number of republican
candidates who may wish to attend
the meeting and speak, Bingham
said. All others are invited 10 APP
Jear, regardless of whether they
have been personally invited. he ad-
yised.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

Special % The World.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept ia gpe.
cial dispatch from Washington states
Senators Curtis and Capper have re-.
com mended 10 the postofficc depart.
ment Charles II. Sessions. executive
managing editor OF the Topeka Daily
Capital and Kansas City Kansan for
the Topeka postmastership. OF The
eligibles Sessions is said TO have the
highest rating.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Bonus Reaches House,

WASIINGTON, sept. l3,-The
soldier bonus bill. In the form agreed
upon by a senate and house con-
ferees, was laid before the house
today by Chairman Fordney of the
ways and means committee. The bill
probably will be acted on tomor-
row.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
TO ORGANIZE A FIELDS CLUB
Sperry Supporters of the Editor to
Meet Thursday

A F'ields-for-gov club Ia to
be organized at Sperry at 1880
o'clock Thursday evening, according
to G. A. Bingham, Sperry merchant,
who was in Tulsa Wednesday. The
meeting is TO be held In the picture
show building. which has been OBJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
X. OF @. SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 2
Vocational Training Free 30 World
War veterans.

NuF N''fibINs
knights of Columbus will begin
their second annual vocational train
ing school for former service mon
and women OF the city october 2, It
~ announced This win be free to
those who served In the world war
and nominal tuition charge VIII
be made any others wishing 10 at
tend. Among the courses will be
bookkeeping typewriting, arithme-
TIC grammar, public speaking, and
others, all under trained instructors.
There will be no seotarlan instruc-
tion. Tho school will hold three
nightly sessions week throughout
the school year,
A.. l. Wanner has been selected as
principal OF the school and will have
headquarters temporarily at 3i9
Mayo building. Announcement OF
the meeting place viii be made later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
OFFICERS ARE ASSIGNED
Four Generals Given New Posts In
Announcement by War Dept.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.--As-
slgnments for four general officers
were announced today by the war
department. They are:
Mai Gen. j. n. McRae, retired
from duty with the general staff and
assigned TO command the Filth
Corps area. with headquarters NJ CO.
lumbus Barracks, Ohio.
Brig Gen. c. ". Martin, 10 be as
sistant chief OF staff succeeding
Gen. MCRae.
Brig. Gen. II. a. Smith TO the
sixteenth infantry brigade at Fort
Howard. Maryland.
Brig. Gen, G. u. Altman 20 the
Tenth infantry brigade at Fort Ben
jamiu, Harrison. Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

The hot exhaust from an automo-
bile engine cooks food In new de-
vice for touring motorists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
More Charges Against Trottcr.

BY the Associated Press state wire.
M'ALESTER, Sept 13--Rev J. G.
Trotter former minister OF the
Methodist church. South. and alleged
embezzler OF Brooks institute funds
at Hartshorn while he acted as IL
nauCial secretary. must face two
more charges in Pittsburgh county
courts as Information filed Tuesday
alleged Trotter appropriated to hts
own use two cashiers drafts in the
sum Of SOL and $3.50.
a tiny magnet has been designed
for picking n single photograph
needle from cup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14

Sinking
these available
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14


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to
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Illinois Trust X Savings Bank First Trust Savings Bank
The Merchants Loan and Trust Company Harris Trust Savings Bank
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The first attempt or a mob to
storm the Craig county jait at Vim
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-14
Total Authorized Issue $50, ,O0O, 900
Due October Is, 1892
Dated October 16, 1922


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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-24
Daytora High TO
Compete In State
Chem pion Matches

The basketball team OF Daytona
High school has been selected as one
0f the best ten N the state
On. March >. Coach Closer GiH
leave with shout essht players for
Gainesville TO remain ever Ssarc, : =:
and l.
4 tournament Q. number Of GAMES
VIII p. played between the ten best
teams u me state u Florida
Dayfcaa feels greatly honored n
being selected as one Of the hest nigh
school teams. aitlso i l. knovn 20 he
public that she .1s ve-v st-ole
team
The Davtonz fellows are ~erF az
aussas1sc aver this Esee9 and expeel
70 WIN state ChaIanionsa5
Coach Closer IS saias - tax aaeas
three esz-ra nis1 n case sab tituIes
are ceedsG
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-24
REDUCED
for QUICK
SALE

-Four choice lots on .Iessa-
mine Blvd. seabreeze, cut
through from Ocean Boule-
ward, each 75xl25 #. cor
ners price sl.lo0:: inside.
ssoo-sl.ooo. depending On
location. E.asy terms. Cen
tral Construction Co. Uni
versity Bl'd. and Palmetto
St.. Sea breeze Phone 3~J.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-24
UNITED STATES WILL
PRESENT PlsN FOR A
DIVISION Of CABLES

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-24

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EXQUISITE
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-24
DENY WITHDRAWAL Of
BRITISH FROM IRELAND

LONDON Fesi 1.-THE Irish Office
his atteru0cr slense.. thar uiSharz.s.i
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hAar suspended II ~as ssasr:esi Ok
1ha- there rsa~ - some tlelay : the
departure 81 troop SHIPS
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Situations Wanted

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