The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-28

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F1N'h CITY. Hur. q trEHuIsHii"r OF
NY club iu tho Iou'a GUY t'"h sHil"Hi
been perfected "lih lh. GOO i,"h "l
Raymond 1I'pp tH president Robert
isrFer ,.ee president Alhou Gideon s'.
rotor. Iau.OH IHf'f1 ''sH"f'i t.I
A.o p'bruuE Goo srud several mcwheta iu
Nsturu +" attrrf q uain conference .'i
Nllrr b".a "n 'tr"nh't I.5.
IENU1NIIA so, q 7A train of s.snt
cua,Irs l.t.Irg dtItgHt,a tl uf. airI.f
meeting at AHs. aloiw,d U'nHs'ts white
avalfIuE t.4rrf.r from AtA.,at,r sf,u
MustaEsu ft IIla point auJ otter s n,u
noisy uaraHr captured tn, Iu,tI rHiIu..s.
nmorg vNom was uaru y tuitorl, pfsa.
idrpt of tho Miurl4 StfIuupI bank nuu 10
,nnuidnte t9r tho ruA. t..ns ruu uui u|r
maHcot with muz1.es uu suyh together
Vas llrlfsJ vIpuar al 20 ru.rf.I rrila.
gHIekAauA, Noy -. soon after hIA
ARRIVAL hcrr nn Rock Island paasouEor
tnIa. Fred vut uf Amarillo. TpNns WIS
suI his otrr.ott. Fhs rphhsry was staged
bats'r'r naNuta esd Idaho nveuuos pu
SIHtb sita.a bt t,to uumsab.d men. Oue
OF t4o meu hold gfu ON The victim
vhuo the olhar ao3,obed hs puatctt
uAR1ILsytILE. No, "a Tho BattI,r-
,nlc sohuog aro uo nrHt p the siaiu 90
Rod C,ost dri,. auons tno .uldsnis aud
the roI call proper toI tho teachers.
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Tribal cuuucu WIS In session hero last
week. Among things considered was
Request by the Lions club ana chamber
of commerce that ,ho council ask congress
to place ON sale a part OF the government
pnrF, which was refused; the provisions
OF a bill before congress- providing more
pay TO restricted Indians,
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oKMuLGEE. Nov. 81 Bert c. Hodges
aud J. !, Mnroney. Okmulgfe business
men. who formerly published the OK
mulgee Democrat, have erected brick
hnd steel building st 509.l1-l3-1b Cast
sixth street pkmuigee. which viii be
used by tho automobile trade
TAlLEQuAil Nov, "a The FIRST deer
tail tinbers Of The mountains sone miles
south OF TuhlnquHh aud fcli victim tu
the aim OF John Thutur, Several uthor
hunters were uusucccsefut rrd viii cor.
tent Themselves with shooting squirrels
sud rabbits.
MIAMI. Nov. et.- Officers were elected
petition mo grand ledge Ton a chapter
uf the Royal Arch MasuuH. The officers
arc Tnlbrrt Taylor. hiEh priest. Ross X.
BHyirHg king, Walter HopkinSun, scribe I
~, Il. TidWoi secretary. Walter H.
Wilson OF TulHs. grand high priest. James
\. Scott, Muskogoe, grand secretary. Hs-
sisted IN forming tho new chapter. a
movement 10 secure tomple for the |
order Is to be launched soon, the Officers |
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ENID. Nov 2,.--Marvip Stricklor viii |
head the local American Legion post hRv-
inE been elected unanimously to succeed |
Charlcs Born, some Of tho other officrrn |
are -. Il Hackney. first vice president. a. |
H. Scroggs. second vice president, Il. II. |
Courtney ndiutHnt.
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ARDMORE Nov. 27--Tho largest Wild !
was taken In pasture three miles north |
west of Eerwyn recently following raid
by Sheriff Ewing Londdn. assisted by |
some special enforcement officers ana !
deputies The outfit included a large |
copper boiler OF 500 gallons capacity. la |
addltlon to tho other paraphernslia. No |
mash or whisky was found. although the |
boiier showed signs of recent use Jim |
BeStty white, and Tom Alexander col |
orod. were arrested charged with owner
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MIAMI. Nov 27.--rhankHgiving day viii |
BE- observed in Miami by a uuien church |
service and general suspension of business |
'rhe Baptist church win have It's annual