The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21


in the Thrift Tellers" and the schools
are WORKING for the prizes offered In a
national THRIFT contest as well as those
offered by the Nowata Building Loan
association,
coMANcHn Nov. ao.--The citizen. OF
Comanche hope 10 avoid an inadequate
aupply OF gas this winter. through the
sinking OF a new well which is being
drilled by the MidKansas Oh & Gas Co,
on the J. D. Wilson farm near here.
pAu1s VALLEY, Nov. 2o-Lindsay Is
to have one of the finest white ways In
the state. Nine light posts are 70 be
placed on Main avenue. both on street
and alley crossings in the middle of the
thoroughfare. Each light win be 400
candle power and Il Till be possible .itl, to
read a Newspaper ct almost any point on
the street by those lights.
pAwHUsKA. Nov. 2o.-Gen Roy Hotf-
man OF Oklahoma city was here on "a
tour OF Inspection along the new Santa
re branch now building into Pawhusks.
The road has been laid out from owen
been laid out for development, Only one
Of these has been named. which Is Hulsh,
the Indian name for Eagle; this town Will
be about twenty miles from Pawhussa.
Lot sales OF these towns will begin within
a short time. The Santa Fe expects 70
have Its steel laid by January /, 1923,
into Pswhusks but much delay has been
encountered because Of wet weather,
BARrLEsv11LE Nov. 2o.-rhe Aiiois
club add carnival held late last week
was declared a success, More than twenty
merchants purchased booths at the car.
their merchandise. Two minstrel shows
were held to take care Of the large
crowds. The credit OF the success was was
Maxwell, club president Prizes OF s25,
;it and $40 were given 10 Inc three pest
dsoora'es booths .s These were no won nsa, 6y
market and BerentI Hardware company
ARDMORE, Nov. 20,--otficers OF the
United states army reserve corps and the
Oklahoma national guard, residing In
Carter county have organized sector
association. Officers elected are Col: Will
liam Hutchinson, president Maj. u. b.
Fell, vice president: Lieut. william
Krohn. secretary; Capt; OTIS y, smith
Lieut.. f. j. Mcnamara and Capt. T. b.
Forsbure. executive committeeman.
pURANT, Nov. 2o.--Bids are being re.
osiyed for the construction OF IL miles OF
gr8veled roads, west from Durant to the
Marshall county line. This is the final
"trip OF hard surface roads IN the s6-mile
Completed. eeqSph .' XII the roads in this project
part Of the county and the IL miles for
which bids are now being asked Tor con-
rtruotion. When this is completed' Bryan
county will have a road north ana souln
and east and west across It,
sKIArooK. Nov. 2O.-Four skiatoOk
men who went on a three weeks hunting
trip to southwest Montana have returned
with an elk 10 the credit Of each nimrod
The elk heads will be mounted at Living
ston and shipped to them later. Antvine
Rodman captured porcupine ana It's moe
and 5ristles will accompany the elk heads.
They also got much small game. The
other hunters arc Ray BFansetttT. Ia IL
Patrick and A. L. Hamilton.
ENID. Nov. 20.--Gecrge scifres refused
the position Of deputy state auditor under
c, {, Childers recently elected auditor,
preferring to take position as deputy
county clerk under Mrs. Sue Lower, who
elected court clerk without much OPP
position.
DuRANT, Nov. go.--Mrs Harry wilksr,
son. aged IS, was baptized by Rev Ed
q. Butler oi the Fra; BaP;.s: church
here Sunday afternoon. She was just re.
this was fhe first time she had ever been
baptized She is the Oldest woman ever
baptized by immersion in the state
MEEKER,sNov. 2o.--At the council OF
the mothers and guardians OF the Camp
Fire Girls today there was 80 much IN
tsrest manifest that Il was decided 10
ers, the women teachers and others IN
terested In the youth and children nf the
town TO meet with them Tor the purpose
OF organizing permanent welfare
council,
PAwHusKA. Nov. Ro.-Every stock,
man in Osags county is invited to attend
the banquet by the Pawhuska chamber OF
commerce on December 2 here, at when
time the plans and policies OF the CO.
discussed and the numerous benefits
plainly shown so that Usage county stock
men can decide for themselves whether
they want the organization or not