The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-01
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JOHN a. wHlTEHURsT. presi-
dent OF the state board OF agricul-
| ture. will address n meeting o, the
| county fair board in Ed Woods
/ cafe at noon today upon the value
| Of a county fair to a community.
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THE TULSA PUBLIC LIBRARY
/ will commence It's summer schedule
/ Of hours July /, opening at $50
O'Clock IN tho morning and clos
| ing at $3.50 o'clock II was announced
| Friday by Miss Alma Reid Nc
| Glenn, librarian. This schedule
/ VIII hold throughout July and Aug
ust. 1t is put into operation each
summer as the public does not pa
tronl1e the library during the even
ing hours.
! ENTERING \ PLEA NJ not gull
| " to charges Of violating the pro-
hibition law, Harry Hamilton said
to be a former partner Of the late
| j. c. tBoss) Kinney, was released
under a $4,000 bond when arraigned
yesterday beforo County Judge H.
/ l. j. Holt. Hamilton was placed
under arrest Wednesday night by
| f. j. Bays and his raiders when the
men say they found Hamilton SELL
| Ing beer and other liquor at the
Campbell chicken farm on North
/ Peoria. Tho chicken farm was
closed by a district court order soy
eral months ago when officers
found liquor and a gambling layout
at the place.
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VIII II A .,
{ or the De Mol1y will install its new
officers. % in number. al a public
installation service to be held the
evening OF July 10 in Masonic hail
and to which parents and relatives
OF the De Molay members are in
Vlted. The exercises will be at s
o'clock.
The new officers will hold office
for three months William r. Ew-
Ing chapter now has SEQ members.
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| G. W. VINCENT, district agrlcul-
| tural agent with headquarters in
| saltwater, was In Tulsa yesterday
/ comforting with the county COM
miSsioners in regard to the employ
ment OF county agents for next year.
/ While nothing definitely has as vet
I been done, Vincent believes that the
/ board Will take action in his favor.
All or the missioners. he said,
highly praised the work being done
! by j. S. Malone, county agent and
Mrs. Kathryn Jackson, home dem
onstration agent.
j. BURR GIBBONS and family
lett by automobile Friday night for
/ Blackwell to spend the weekend
and the Fourth OF July with his
sister and mother.
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THE TULSA OPEN SHOP asso-
! citation. 1t was announced yester-
DAY VIII meet at luncheon at I
O'Clock Monday July at the Ed
| Woods cafe.
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LEONARD CBUD) LOCKETT.
negro, entered a plea of guilty he
fore District Judge Redmond S.
Cole yesterday TO a charge of'pos.
isession of narcotics and was sent.
enced TO the state penitentlary for
a year. The Judge also ordered
tnat ne pay a $500 fine. Lockett
was arrested several weeks ago by
ponce officers when they found
ABOUT tiVe-eights of an ounce of
NONd'He on MS person.
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MIR. AND MRS j. A. NORRIS, 72O
SCUM Lewis, announce the birth OF
oaby girl Tuesday June %.
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FRANK BUTLER, son OF DR.. G.
H. Butler' county physician left
Yesterday for the United States nav.
al academy at Annapolis Butler
received the appointment as a class
a student to the academy from
senator j. W. Harreld. He was or.
dered to report at the school Julv 2
Mhen he received the appointment
bu,ler was a student in the A.
ana NJ college at saltwater.
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