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

IA the Indian territory Amer HorsiuE
stand waite tus famous indian sensrsi
who was ln command of Tho bklshouH
foroos N ne rontel'flie afmt. he Do.
BE served surscsftcy BE Mothodist
"circuit ridoL' superintendent of the
Chsrokee mails and foualo srmlnarios
at Tahiequah. and later as minister NJ
OKLAHOMA CRY Nov. io.--Anor
holding at bay with shotgun % crowd
81 100 people including several policemen
Thomas Kelly - y'tu ola. was sIpt
hut not seriously wounded b. ap officer
at hls home here laio today aceotdiug 10
the police. Kelly h-r come home Hud
abused his aged mother. aud whom ur.gu.
bors attempted Co interfere, Threatened
a hospital Win flesh wound in ho
hip, Police sbid charge at disturbing
the psaes would be fii'd 'gsinst him.
mALEsfER. nov no. usv. W. Mack
EeSaon. founder Of tho Drdrf ~ iha Rain
bow. an Organization f1r Eifu Of Np
sonic fainiIisB. corresponding 10 tho order |
~ DeMolay Tor boys, hta returned from |
San Antonio. Texas whore he nsututci |
chapter Of the order.
LAwTON Nov io-A record crop of |
20 bushels ~ nweei potatoes 20 ouu-ctHhth /
land Lawson ~ thu Nt. View boys farm |
sia9 isr ~ ye;r ihe BOYS, olgh re-
g. stlnson. county farm sgent
ARDMORE. Nov. 100. l.. Putnam |
tho newly appointed county farm agent. |
10 buslly engaged getting his family moved |
from Wilson TO Aldmore. and hopes 10 bo |
able 10 he down tu business In hlA office l
during tn. coming week
ENID. Nov io--Ainco establishment, OF |
the southwest wheat 1rOwer, official pub. |
lication Of the Texas and Oklahoma wheat |
Growers association Enid, has become the |
hub OF activities OF wheat growers In |
pURANT Nov. io.--In two rsids made
near Noedmore yesterdsy Federal Pro- |
hibitlon Officers Jake Sims. with Bryan |
county deputies seized a atiil. which was |
and i5O gallons of wine and arrested five |
men. Hsn .Crabtres and Clff Thompson |
we're arrested for having Ia their pos
session the 100 gallons ot wine. which was |
poured ont where II was found J " !
LeonHr Dalton And Guy Williams were |
ar.sted IN connection with running tho /
still.
MALEsTER. Nov. fo.--Pierre Hale has
been selected hy tho directors of tho re
tail Merchants association TO succeed Paul |
hamacher 40 Heofotary OF the organization.
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov io.-pubrc |
eduoation In OklBhoma suffers an annual
loss OF almost million dollars In possible
rfeyenus through tha largo amount of
taS-fres indian land In tho state, accord.
b ing to Or. William 4. Hawdon, Asistant
To the United States commis.ionsr OF
education and director Of the educational
survey OF the state now almost complete.
cLAREMoRE. Nov. io.-yh., oNsho.
ma 10 tho only state IN ths union which |
has established and supports state mili-
,ary school was pointed out by Col. &
Barrett, eommandant OF Oklahoma
Military academy. In summary OF tho
three years growth Of that Institution
published In 'ths vedeits," just from
the press
OKLAHOMA CRY. Nov. Io.--Tvo ua.
..Lg 4.
school teachers ana pupils are to be tho
contestants have been announced to the
state board Of education by tho highway
board OF education Of Washington. ID. q. |
noLpENyiLLH, Nov, iO,--Rs.ldent. of
this city wiz receive the benefits Of -
substantial reduction In elsctflo light and
power rates from Nov, L. according 10
word received here from tho office OF |
tho state corporation oonmisaion.
OKLAHOMA CRY. Nov ,c.-rh.t the
Oklahoma pecan crop this year will he
only about 10 TO 10 per cent Of fun
crop is the tentative made by Carl II.
Robinson. federal stststiclan here, after
compiling incomplete reports from over
the state.
oKMULuEB. Nov iO--A definite PRO.
gram to insure and maintain world peace
which has the backing Of $4,000 600 for
.ner service men OF the allied nations
convention held at New orleans at tho
time OF the American Legion convention.
" ~ tHpNn ny NNplNt OF Nne report OK |
the interallied committee 81 the "FidaoA
lust received at State Commander Monk
here.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. fO.--Conirscta
for hard Hurfaclng more than a hundred
miies OF the Postal highway between Nc,
Aisster aud Fort smith, in oElahoms, are
90 be let ON November no. accordina 90
w. Y, Clark. state commander Of high.
pcnditure. according 20 tho type of road
,dopted, 81 approximately ts.boO.ooo. Mr.
CLARK said, although they may run as
hish As $4,000, 600 or as low as 5000 900,
ENID Nov io.-Los Cromwell OF this
city has been elected president OF tho
man. This Organization has two pur-
poses, social ana tho urging OF young
the state university Almost tfty youns
people o' this county Joined the Or
gani8ation,
pRIsTow, Nov to.-Dlstrict Judge
Wright In distrlct court at sapulpa |
favor OF the city which had been re'
strained by taxi operators from enforcing
the recent parking ordnance. which for,
vehicle Tor hire off OF Main street Po-
lice Officers were Instructed Friday 20
make arrests Of anyone found violating
the ordinance.
HENRYETTA. Nov. io--whue the first
2l-nar shipment OF zinu rpeltor Tor ca
port TO Liverpool was being made up
from the United States Zine smelling
company. duplicate order was received |
and the second train Of 30 ears of xtuc !
product 20 leave local smelter for across
the waters ls being shipped out today
for Liverpool, England via New orleans.
BARrLEsvILLn Nov. iO--Tho
klwAnls club OF HHrtlesville n tho first
civic organization 60 adopt plans 20 pro-
cure new postotfce building for tho
city. Al Thursday luncheon the club
listened 20 Johnstone. postmaster aa no
told ~ the many reasons why - new
building Is needed 20 handle a poatoffco
efficiently. Johnstoro related that there
are three employees A. present working
nue. and that thero Is not sufficient
room for them TO work efficiently,
ARnMORE. Nov. lo,-Ofnoers Of the
United states tArmy Reserve corps ma
tonal guard, and former army officers,
who reside IN Carter county will meet
IN ATdmore on November ~ at which
time permanent orgnniYatlnu 10 be
feers association will hs formed Lieut.
head Of the 95th division -. r. c. aud
Gen. charles \, barrett ~ the oklahoma
national guard, have been invited 10 at
tend ana deliver addresscH
Missouri
OMER. Mo, Nov. iO.--A large eagle
vas killed near here Tuesday afternoon |