The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOring States
Oklahoma

Oklahoma
uuRANr. Nov g-Jto Hyan County
shrine club ~ wcilsa'tendri mc'ting.
discussed pans 'of rs-amI1e 'bs win
Ter activities which ale common Cor
shrine ciuhs tirough"ut the country The
following officers were elected unbul.
rnousl a. o. Knott PRECEDENT 4. o..
Hcott vice president. Ward Thompson.
secretary treasured
WiLsON. Nn, t.vus local post NJ
the American Lesion Uf this city has Ht.
raurrd Hn erttusIve Afu sure day colo.
fraliH" Of aifplausH Tne aviator IN charge
~ tho program stHteH that 90 planes uf
dsys celebration. Avlators from sll soc.
tinus ~ tho south will taka part ln The
days fylnE msnouver
NowArA. Nov. "a r. snodefau
prssitent 90 ihr state poultry fedora
ion. hAs received copies ot ths cetailg
AZ cushing on December 10 10 iuclu.
BARriLsvfLLE. Noy -- mo gov
srumentH mine and disaster rescue car
~ ON siding near the union station
here j. IL Hynm. 10 charge. save %.
TusaisN Tho ear which IL owned by
United states bureau VI mines, covers
nlmost altogether in the OH fields Em-
plo}s 70 the fif'ip- Petroleum CON.
many ln ths seldom viii attend the
clasaes 20 far as possible
rAwHryKA. nov 30, Twenty f.ys
cow6oy' ana .ns e2vE'n trom p.e,Fe
~ the bis r0don whith ends November
~ rho contests are under the direo |
tipn ~ Ttr Austin and will be- under tho |
Auspices of tho Arrouus Association N |
Amcrica. pfites aEgrcghting ~ 200 /
have been offered fof worlds champion. |
ss Eng gG' s%a o'h,r e6Snay S .parts s 'SaH SGSas
tho party Of cowboys ia Hen johnson,
who has been a winner In many todeor |
The. country hy Ms rodco performances !
IN wyoming = ts' years ago.
.MALEsrER. Nov. . - Under tho
auspices ot the American Legion, sH.
sisted by tho commercial club and the /
various civic clubs of the city. Armlsiioo /
day here VIII be appropriately celebrated. |
The hafdi gras an dcatuical spirit viii |
prcvail parade of floata ana deco
marines. boy ana girl scout. and mas.
qusraders st night viii provide spec
tscular entertainment All cars viii be-
ruled OF the main street which will be
reserved FOR uso Of the merrymakcts
and carnival gnyety
ADA, oct. p-Contractors have started
work on tho construction OF $4,000
memorial convention hall at this place.
~ VIII he dedicated 10 the local post OF
the American Legion ami viii also con
tain rooms Tor tho chamber Of commerce.
hed Cross hoy scout and other orsani
seating capacity OF 1900.
RRisTow Nov e-Thers 10 some tain
Dopew has msi6 such wonderfui strides
at public improvements ana the great
] ssSly o9 y bsSo% 6sS S o@ S IN s1oGa%. ns %,aS anS
oil we'll supriy houses arc desirous ~
holding the trade.
ARDMoRE. Nov. o. = The Consumers
Light " Power co. 10 planning the con
witch. when oomnletcd. will have - ca
paeity Of 5000 tons. and viii cost tioo,.
900. IL ls believed that L viii be the
nost modern structure OF Its kind In
bklahoma. This Consumers concetn ~ a
subsidiary Of the North American Light
4 Power Go, with Headquarters at Chi.
cseo.
ARDMonE. Nov. s.-Forty .iS births
we're reported In Ardmors DURING the
ties complied by the local registration
ismsles Deaths durlnT the month To-
S!=ssss. two from gun sho twounds, one
poison and one accidental
CHELSEA. Nov. .. - Professor q. :
an excellent address AZ tho Parent.
Teachers association on the subject n
tbs reason for teaohing history Ito
showed how study Of history cleared
the mind, opened the mind. enabled tho
mind TO grasp great principle Of prog
ress and fortified IN m'nd both morally
domestic science teacher, also read
psper on the proper dicung Of school |
children.
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Tony nrooks. taken by officer Van Noy /
here is badly wanted IN Fort Worth |
Texas, for conioint robbery. according to /
= telegram to Chief of Police Mllkerson, |
Brooke and another man. Frank Jones |
stronEarm.d two mon on the street here |
sunday night snd after a chase over the |
Noy brooks declined 10 sign pqperV |
allowing him 10 he taken to rcNAs ani |
regular eNtradltion proceedings are ho-
,nE arranged. Jones is being held Tor
PAwNEE. Nov AT a meeting ot
rswnee County Teachers association, |
rSosaSnt Mecssh of Enid p0n anlvoTsitS "it''% wa.
the principal speaker. Prof. Wiley %, |
Grain of Skedc0 was elected president |
rrof \. g, Brodell " Keystone was
chosen secretary, Miss May Huzy |
county superintendent, was elected to |
roptescnt Psvnee county AZ tho Central |
Teachers association meeting at Ed. |
mond
ENID. Nov. 0-During tho frce fair |
here the Carnegie library had q tspipy |
and hallotlng was asked In regard 70 tho |
most popular books. The 20 witch he |
SldSs Sudcd The HSs sss @''r I. ss, s' Loo 9
Ing 70 Mrs Cora case Potter. librarian. I
Il the only one ot the % that Ia rot in |
the library The nlble had the nrrest |
number u votes