The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-22

normal caused All farm operations IN
oklahoma TO DO virtually suspended dur.
lng the week ended yesterday, according
to tho weokly crop ana weather report
issued by the United states weather butrnh
here. Below freezing was snid 70 have
characterized the week. Only . ltiln
blowing was Accomplished In tie southern
and eastern portions tho report e'lu'
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ENID Dec. 2i.-Ed spauidlug. who was
injured THIS week. when an obstrcpcrous
COW which no was driving ran into guy
wire Of a telephone pole "a" pms vi .
ing knocking him to the ground from hiN
horse and no was found in an unconscious
condition He rcg0lns consciousness At
tunes but has not iulIy recovered MS
senses.
oKMuLGrE. Dec. u.-ren masked
women. wearing tegalie similar 10 mat Of
tho Ku-Kluz Khan, but marked Win mo
initials ". a. r., called 81 the salvation
Army home last night aud d"IlNef'n go
Ia be used for supplying ChtiatInas din-
ners to the needy Of tho city. Ilo women
tbey feu what organization they ropfo-
scented. They brought the 'hfl'tInss iuHd
up to ti2b.
n CITY, Dec. n.--Ths people az
ponca city, through the humane society
are preparing for the most extensive pro
gram toward giving tha poor OF the Guy
= genuine Cn-IstmHs ever underthtun h,to.
Tho Shrine club is subacrihiug an me l1ud
Tor Christmas baskets 10 o. aIsilenlfl
ANf fNl iva tNN F'Fr
altogether there are coo dolls iof mo
children. Those are being dressed by mo
girls OF tho Campfire, Christian hnaeaVoI
and other organizations
NEwKmK, bee. gI.-Jhs Kay county
FREQ fair board Will visit ponca CITY aud
Binckwel on Friday and Investigate the
sites and offers TO secure the permanent
location TT tho fair. No other towns are
competing PoncR CITY through ~ cham
Der OF iH offering o. iocI city
park as a site, located on @ paved street
together Win FREQ water, llkht nnd neat,
i25. 900 Tor the erection OF a building ana
$1,000 a year for i've yeRrH toward rho
fair expenses and has filed u c%attliled
check Tor $500 Suarantoelhs thHt the
contract will be carried out OF tho check
forfeited.
Dec. si.-Frapk wolfe, q
deputy sheriff under Mccullough In Tulsa
county. IA slated as one Of the deputies
for Bristov when Abner Bruce assumes
the office OF Hheriff OF Creek county on
January l. wolfe Ia a brothor-in-lkw Of
Il. j. Mcintosh. a sapulps druggist VINO
formerly lived here.
LAY, Dec. 2i.-Ths county commission
or= at = special session tooE ~ the mat
ter Of constructing a steel eildBo oyer
SpnYiuaw. near tho GENTRY farm on the
1Ay-KansRa Highway, about six miles aoulh
81 here. Tho board approved hpecilicatloHH
for the bridge To cost about 10000 Al
this time Delaware county has no pcFnn-
mont bridge over SpRVlnaw. mo concrete
bridge huilt several years ago, went down
MhFu the l1htI NFNlilNhfh = AiNh hH'
board also approved specifications Tor an
addition to the Flint creek bridge, TO COST
$4,000. A bridge VIII also be euli5 over
Round Springa crock on. the jag HtIahB
highway, to cost abou- 62,ooo'
oKENAH, Dec. 2l-work has begun
ON the new twO-atory brick building In
the 500 block on Wost broadway, being
erected by j. n. Reynolds The lower
floor will be constructed for an apart
Inent house. The building VIII be strictly
modern and WIN be 20 by 100 feet.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 21.--Total OK
cluslon OF all Immigrants to America for
a period OF tiva years Ia 70 be urged by
the Oklahoma department OF the American
Legion, In accordance with tho decision
of a conference OF state adJutnDts az the
legion recently held ut indianapolis. &C
oordIng to Leon II. brown stato adjutant'
Brown announced upon his return to okla
homg from attending tho meeting mat the
sdJutAuls OF all state departments had
agreed TO n united front against lottinS
down tho bars to aliens coming 90 thls
country.
OKNULGEE, Dec. 2l.-ThRt g. u
Lewis, Okmulgee attorney, and one of the
county's three representatives. IN the state
legislature Ia to be tho chairman OF the
suidiers' relief committee on the states
law making body, is the uews that trlclNed
through from the meeting OF parry lead
erH In oklahoma city. The soldiers reilet
g., itt.o viii be one of the most I'M
portsnt in tho lower house or the losla-
~. ~,U mt. l.v"s has peen n iheihoeI
OF the state Legislative committee VI tht
American Legion for TWO years.
TAHLTQUAu. Dec. 2i.-Tho deputy
shlpn un,.er the Incoming county officials
ars eagerly sought. John Holland, demo-
cratic candidate for county treasurer IN
the primary election, VIII become nndeI-
sheriff, while Sim L. Sanders OF Wauhiliau,
is slated for field deputy. Lee iiallenger
and John HAthcoat of lnrk Nh, dealre
the jaiiassaip, Il "a said ana thor1 Mhl De
others. George W. Corn. In said 20 ho sure
or u pohition as deputy county assessor IN
order To DO absolutely sure corn is sara
to have received a written agreement suaie
time before tho election OF November 7
was held,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 2l.-Aceordins
10 report that has been submitted by thr
management OF the Oklahoma state Far
association, the net returns from tho laal
fair was Sis.iA9.6s. Receipts for the year
lsa2 we're Sl27,97U,AS and the eSpendi'
lures 3lOp,3st'h2.
poNcA CITY. Dec. s1.-sherlff Flee
"Jim" Barker, who takes his office In tina
county OF Kay Immediately after JANUARY
/. has IA record behind nun OF iHhtlnt
Illicit booze traffic and Is the man "ht
No Aons,aulo jim Barker. the hoy OF
fieer," was a terror TO booueggers a
ARKANSAS Lity, han a hummer Oh year
aud making and keeping the city cloan
lie 81 stan referred TO IN that city as tn
elected In November by a four TO one vol'
over ala opponent win the belief thar h
would clean up the county
BLISS, Dec. 2l,-WhOn the Mile
brothers OF the iVi ranch shipped a ear
load OF purebred putuC-JcrsoY harroWs I
tho Okianuma city market. this week, IN
hogs were sold at a Zoe premium Hooy
the market, averaging "a Nelght OF 20
pounds, These hafTo~H were me uIlAp'lu
OF pursbrod registered s1ws by puIeote
registered bears. according 10 Col, joe 1
Miller, VINO personally conducted the car
load TO market.
TAHLEQUAH, Dec. 2t.-Frank ketchel
young man OF Yonkors. Cherokee count
was found bound over for trial TO tue di'
tr.ct court after a hearing lutsIa
ketcher IA charged with assault with ~
tent 10 XIII, 1t seems that he had bee
going with a damscl who recently hesR
Keeping company with another young ma
and that Ketcher. meeting her shol
time ago, babe her accompany him 8
elso he would compel her to do 50. III
girl started running and hctchGr there
upon ia said to have drawn "A rtNulNt
And commenced firing, The fleeing dums'
was not iutured but a man who wa
near by came near receiving a bullet 1
his anatomy. his skin beins burned b
the lsaden missile.
T~AnLEQUAH. Dec. 2i,--The politician
hersAbouts are now busily engaged 1
circulating who VIII receive appointnei
as "postuaster Of Tahleuuah. The follow
ing have sent la their applications TO IA
acknowledgement; Henry Ward, preset
county treasurer ma tor a number q
years active Ia Cherokee county republica
polItcE- laorg. 4. HeuEp. member OF IA