The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-07
Yon Tell The World


pronounced the Tulsa county home
to be among the best and most eff
eiently managed In oklahoma.
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STOCKHOLDERS OF the Liberty
National bank viii hold their annual
meeting at o'clock Tuesday after
noon for the election of n board of
directors and officers. The meeting
was postponed from early In JAM
uary.
PRINCIPAL MERLE c. PRJ'NTY
OF Central high school will leave the
latter part OF the week to attend the
conference OF the state association
OF teachers In Oklahoma City.
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MRS. KATHRYN JACKSON
home dcmonstration agent for Tulsa
county and J. $. Malone. county
agent, have returntd home from
saltwater where they spent last
week attending the weeks confer
ence OF nome and county agents. A
short course for both men and wom-
en- was offered during that time and
was a special feature OF the annual
meeting.
II, o. EDISON. assistant extension
poultryman from saltwater. came TO
Tulsa Monday night for three-da
stay. County Agent j. S. Malone
and Mrs. Kathryn jackson. home
demonstratlon agent have planned
tentative itinerary for Edison while
he Is here, including visits to con
solidated district No 2. Sand
Springs, Trader school. Dawson,
Mingo, Owasso and possibly others.
THROUGH an oversight, the story
carried In Sundays world about the
new store buildings being erected
the name OF +. II. Young. H. i.
Craigo, proprietor of the Waldorf
cafe. is equally Interested with
Young In this enterprise and should
be accredited the same degree of
credit as a city builder as was given
to him.
MRS. FELIX CAST. 21s West
Walnut, is quite Ill with pneumonia.
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT has
been made of the purchase Of the
Lincoln Motor company by Henry
and Edsel Ford. who will be assoc
ciatcd with Henry NJ. and Wilfred
c. Leland. original founders OF the
company The entire plant and
equipment has been taken over by
the new owners at price said I'd
be Ss,000,0o0 While the new Lin
coin company becomes affiliated
with the Ford Motor company. IN,
executive personnel of the two con.
Gems win he held separate Lul dis
tlr g. This deal is expected to have
a r-reaching influence in the no
Tor world. The Tulsa agency of 'he
Lincoln company Is located dt COZ
South Boulder, with X. l.. Sturm az
agent.
MPS. p. JOHNSON. 1929 East
Third, has been called to Ciarks-
Vile. Ark, by the serious Illness OF
her mother.
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MRS. ROSIE FARMER. 22l
North Boston; and her eather. aGea
sS years are both i'll and in need
OF financial assistance is q report
cent TO The World office Monday.
A neighbor. who sends In the report,
eavs they will appreciate visit and
whatever aid the Christian and
"haritable people OF Tulsa may give
them.
T.. BEE GUTHREY. secretary OF
the Northeastern OSlahoma Cham
her of Commerce arranged the first
half of his speaking weeks itinerary
ir the interest OF the organization
Monday, eneakinR at Mounds In the
evening. He will meet with the
uaskell chamber of commerce Tues
Hav noon, Ut Broken Arrow Tuesday
night. at Skiatook wednesday noon
nt Bixy Wednesday night and with
Miami chamber OF commerce Taurs-
day noon.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed Mon
day: Adelia Rambo against John
pambo; RoXie Pettis against EsaVe'i
Pettis.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Monday. Charles d. Ross, 21 and
Jessie NJ. Harilton. II. OF Tulsa;
hewitt T. Brock o5. and Dorthv NJ.
Hamlin. 1g. Of Tulsa, steven Frew'
o6. ard kate vaegor 90. o' Tnl'a;
q. r Wilson. 2i. and Lavine LaRue.
Ia of Red For';, Fores' A"""V. ~
n Turley. and Lulu Richardson' ~
NJ Sporrv. Earl l.. MassingilI u.
and Mildred F. Ross, IS OF Tulsa;
Gale q. wingo. 81, and lorraine
Howard, 81 of Tulsa.
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AFTER two f'ln'iHuhH'' '"
Trvire rlace iriunc'ion suit. brouRht
nv reside-ta - rrvirP nlace agai"N
tho CITY officials. aSking that the
officials be enioinod from ASSESSING
navinr- costs which ar" branded ne
oxorbitaut a-d EXCESSIVE, went 20
trioI before District Jrdge Redmnn'
s Cole Mondav nt"-noon. bu,
when the case wns fi"a'lv Continued
until o'clock TUESDAY at,,ernonn
not a sirela witness bad taden 'hs
st.,d Tho entire afternoon had
been spert ir nresentiug legal au-
thoritv. a ruling on the matter IL
expected TUESDAY.
w NJ. RIVERS and George \
! Snencer rlended not guilty 70
cbarge % auto theft flied araln1t
then, Mordav before Juetice John ~
| oror-v Thov we~o placed In van
under a $4,000 bond pending prslim,
| irarv hearing which was schcuuIeu
| for Tuesday. THE two men are ac-
nused OF the theft of Cad'llac auto
which was stolen from W, H. fnrs-
Ter on July II nf last year, Two
other auto theft charges are penolhB
| against the men.
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THE COUNTY FNGINEER wa
instructed nv the commissioners az
/ a. advertise To-