The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
Tri-State District
LIGHTS IN FALKLAND
Lt.pichcr War Veteran Dies OF
Army Hospltal--1uisa y Buys
Land Near Turkey Ford


Special 10 Tho world.
TAtBLAND. June 1s.-Corryine
ont the viii OF the people as eE.
pressed at special election some
time ago, tho Falkland trustees have
adopted an ordnance, directing the
Issuance Of S21.6OO of electric light
bonds and providing for tho lcvy of
additional taxes to pay the principal
and interest thereon whom due. a
similar ordinance was leo
passed providing Tor tho lsau-
nncp uf wntrrworks bonds IN the
sum of $4,000. such bonds arc 10
lc dHtod june I. 1922, and win be tr
u per cent interest payable Boml-an-
uually The first bond In zach hcr-
irs i3 to all duo June /, 1924, and
ono on tho first ~ June In each sur.
cDDjiuE year uutil nI have muturod.
IiCUER, Juno iS According 60
word received here, sherman Archer.
d World war veteran who was re-
Gently cent from here TO q govern
mout hospital I'm Houston. Texas. 10
receive treatment. died there THHF#-
day from the effects OF having boon
gHHsod whllo IN tho service Of his
country. The body is 10 be Fcnt to
OronORo. Mo, for burial. where tho
deceased has an aunt. lie IN also
survived by another aunt at Detroit.
Mich.
TURKEY FORD, June IS A ca
acre tract OF land sltuatcd south Of
this place was recently purchased
by tho y. NJ, 9. \. organization OF
Tulsa for the establishment OF an
ideal summer camp. on which they
expect 10 spend 100000. Workmcn
have begun building a dining room
36x60, ana "A number Of sleeping
cottages. a complete wator and light
system VIII be installed IN tho near
tuturo. 1t is hoped to have tho
grounds in usablo condition by July
4. at which timo q group OF 80 Boy
Scouts will be here for 10 days.
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FAfRLAND, Juno lS.--The Fair
lands Roller Mills was sold by the
former owner. j. |. West, to 4 y,
Hockey or Springfield Mo.
COMMERCE.. June 1S.-Dlmln-
isncu revenues occasloned by a do
crease In the taxable value OF per-
sonal property in Commerce will
compel the city administration and
the school hoard 10 get along wth
less money this year than last. Ac-
cording to official figures just made
public, the valuation this year Is
only Sti5,132. as against $173.32l
last year. being n decrease OF S5S,-
1S9. only about $4,000 Will be
available this year for tho schools,
which usually require S23,000.
GROVE June ls.--A young
Peoples Community Club" was or
ganized here for social and civic
Improvement purposes, with the
following officers: president, John
Elmo Place; first vice president.
Ralph W. Mayfield; second vice
president, Lucille Coppedge; socre-
tary Myrl Tronary; treasurer. Luz
ellie Vaughn; publicity man. Leon
ard Cox; reporter, Ice S. Montgom-
cry. Social, program. membership
and rcfreahment committees have
been appointed.
QUAPAW, June 1s.-CertAin In.
divlduals who obtained a piece OF
land near here two years ago. or
ganized the Gypsy Queen Lead and
Zinc company. and sold stock ex-
tenslvely by using the mails. are fin
ally to be brought 10 trial in tho fed
eral court at Dallas, June 2S, on
six counts charging use OF the male
TO defrnud They are c. Y. Wells
I'D Wells II. +. Wells. Will Wells
c. +. Wells, NJ. D. Wills and w. II,
Shepherd.