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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
FARMERS BARN BURNS.

Two horses were burned to death and 200 or 300 bushels of corn, lot of hay and other feed were destroyed when the barn of James H. White, a farmer living near Garland Springs, this county, was destroyed by fire Thursday, according to E. E. Jones, Mt Vernon merchant, who was in Conway this morning. MT. Jones said the origin of the fire was unknown.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18

and Cedar Creek. They will be en- tertained in our homes the night fol- lowing the first day. Everybody is asked to bring their lunch the first day and be on hand promptly at 9 o'clock Dinner the second day will be prepared at the schoolhouse, and served by the club members. We want you to plant to be here both days and get the full benefit of this short course.
 Don't be afraid that you will not be entertained
 Leoda Mahar. Reporter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
FAITHFUL WORKERS CLUB.


 Our club met March 10. Nearly all the members were present and we had several visitors with us. A short program was rendered, after which we practiced on some songs and yells. Our president made us a short talk and told us some of the things he learned at Conway. As it rained out our meeting February 28, this was the first meeting we have had since they went to Conway. We voted some time ago to raise $20 and we are going to have an egg and pen ny social next Saturday night. Each member is to bring half a dozen eggs or as many as they can and a penny for each letter in their name. We are going to serve refreshments and expect to have a nice time. Let all of the members try to come and show that we are interested.
 Floy Swor, Reporter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18

to light their church from Dr. B. F. Banister's dynamo in the near fu- ture.
 MT. and Mrs. Lynx Wilson of Blackfork visited at Herbert and Louis Aliens the past week.
 Herb Blair is spending a few days with relatives and friends at this place.
 W. H. Gentry of Conway was in our village a few days the past week,
 Grandpa" Moore left last week to visit his two daughters in Independ- ence county.
 J. P. Kessinger spent part of last week with Mrs. Alice Kessinger and Dr. DeJarnett of Quitman
 March 15.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
"A GOOD OlO.FASH10NEO
 PHYSIC"

Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole some physic, thoroughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach, tone up the liver. For indigestion, biliousness, bad breath. bloating, gas, or consti- patton, no remedy is more highly rec. commended. Wm. O. E. Bielke. Hancock, Mich, writes: "I have given Foley Cathartic Tablets a thorough trial and I can honestly recommend them as mild but sure laxative. They work without gripping" Give stout persons free, light feeling.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
Y. l.. M. s. TO MEET.

The Young Ladies Missionary So- ciety will meet at the First Method ist church on Monday afternoon at 3 o'colck. It is very much desired that the entire membership be present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights for republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
Bon Ton Hot Shop and Meat Market

Fms bakery will be opened and managed by Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Clark, formerly of McAlester Okla, Mr. Clark having been manager of the Federal System o1 Bakees shop in that city for period of two years It Will be the aim of the management of this new bakery to turn out first class line of goods in clean sanitary way and in a sanitary shop.
 We will have full line of hot rolls daily These rolls Will be something different. Our bread will be made o the very best laboratory tested flour and noh- ing spared to make first class loaf of bread bread that will stand up and hold its moisture
 We will have a fresh supply of pastry daily Our intentions will be not to carry anything from day to day. so that everything sold counter will be right from the to the customer
 Our bakery department will be open at all times for.pubic inspection and if at any time any person wishes to step in bakery and how bread is made they will be shown the very best courtesy Anv gues ons you may wish to ask pertaining to the baking of bread will be answered in the most civil way by any of our employees.
 We have come to Conway to stay so come in and get acquainted with us real soon
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18
A Boon to Conway
 Housewives
New Sanitary Hot Shop Will Locate in Conway.
By GENE BYRNES

new hot shop, or bakery will be opened for busi- ness in Conway Meat Market March p, 1922. This bakery will be known as the
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-03-18

Leoda Mahar, Reporter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

J T. f.evis N the the oln company was
. On cushing Monday
Jtmc. and shoIdto brown lott for oke.
Alrn Tred Harkiey aud Miss Myrtle
Rachley wcte guests u Mfs l. g. rrfgu-
Huu Monday
pr. and Mrs 4 H. owen and dnurh.
ter Naumi " Wichita. Kan. arrived
Monday evening for H Welt v.tu friends
Harry Mills went 90 kauawa Monday.
NJ, Mlhs " visiting BE-. r'rerta MI
n. =. Hachsn wa tu ruEue Monday.
D.. y aud A. NJ. CLARK were Euesta ~
friends IN sraft- N"rday
ThomHs Markwcil visited friends IN
| Shawnee over MnudHy.
Conrba FsllwoiI of sparks was hsrs
NodueHday the guest of his brother, " &.
daughter was born September 80. 60
MI ana Mrr. Dan Herttrem.
guests Of friends 10 Shawnee "wednesday.
Mr. aud MIS- Jim liauu ot Mopker
wero here sunday the guests ~ Ms.
Mrs Rita stanford of wichita Fails
IoNnh. arrived Friday for = visit with nor
deushter Mrs. carrsnt aud Mrs. Gene
Mrs. Min,s Gentry OF Meeker VA. the
I -ees ca9 sgcz; g. sss parents, Nj, ami
Mrs II 4 Warner of East Tenth.
o., Asott N',ats ler Ihg,.day for writ
] brlck Marley has returned home from
/ central reNNs, where he had been Win
Mi and Ms, wmlam Ferguson o
ponca city came Friday 10 visit Mrs
! Fergusuu's mother Mrs a. n pruitt and
sister. Mrs Clarence Taylor.
A ". Alnstetd and family were rueat,
Of friends IN shawnee Thursday evening
! Mrs Jack sherwood ylsited friend, nj
! Chendlrr Monday
uras, Gss', .,,Gas G15l",sS e. % g sD,r 81, Sal.
Grandma Hcrringlon ot western Okla.
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State Society



Mts. n l.. nartpn went 60 sapuipa 10
attend the Sunday school convention.
M amt Mrs A,sR. scott motored to
M. snd Mrs 4. NJ. smoot ana family
drove 10 Muskogce Friday 10 sttend the
fair,
homo IN Mounds sfter a visit with friends
0ud relatives IN lipnryettu.
e, u. McKeueoher and W |. chahes
No al at the annual convention,
Tho ladies % the Pickett Prairie nap.
school house Friday evening. October "a.
Although "a smau society IN number the
ladies cleared over 1900 Ia their social
functions last year for the benefit Of
Mrs John uollns has returned home
from u trip 10 Kansas city.
Muskogco Friday 60 attend the fair
. The Mounds baseball toam played
nsFEs team at Moupds sunday. tho score
being Z 10 IN favor OF Mounds
Dr and Mrs shelton who have been
residing in Mounds the past three months
have located lu sapulpa.
Mrs. ora Linkhatt N spending tht
week In kansas city
Mrs Harry Grmwald ana children "
Muskogoe visited In the home of Mr
Mlss Mabel Ssson went 10 Tulsa TO
spond few days with friends and rsla
hta, VIII Hutton and chiidton Hpent the
weekend IN Snpulpb,
Mrs. Coral Davis Of Tulsa spsnt the
week visiting home folks IN Mounds.
Miss Ednn McKclvie spent the week
end IN MuskoSev,
y. u. Flynn ha. purchased a new
studebnker roadster Of the Tracy Motor
company - Sopulrn.
Mr ana Mrs J. !. sisson motorcd to
Tulss saturday
Mrs Earl Hrown of Tulsa accom- painted
by Mts T. Funk spent Tuesday with
Mounds friends.
Mrs Lawrence Allen accompanied by
hrn coral Davis Misses HaErle Cuperly.
Dorothy ana Alberta Baber of T,hsa
mutorod to Mounds Tuesday 20 visit with
friends
A son was horn TO Mr. and Mrs Frank
Whita October .
w. @. Mshray went to Muskogcs to
st'end the f1ir
n l- Martin Is spending the week AZ
Vernon TrsHs
Thomas Davis of the Mounds christian
church has been elected president " the
Crock county sunday school association.
The home uf MI ami Mrs Clarence
Dalton wHs the meeting place for q fam.
ry reunion I'm sunday Whom the father
SUD mother Mr. and Mrs. ", Dalton %
brolycn Arrow visited hrrr before 'rnv.
ms tor wuHth. visit ut Ihc.r oId home
IN lNluuH fNH other members ~ the
Ltui' N.H won. guests were charles
Dalton n Nr0t % Arrow Mrs E UaUcy
and daughter. 'f.HhsNe 0f Tulsa. Mrs-
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make theit hbmc The iur.u. ..r
Coweta high rggrets The loss 90 ... s -
mates Nirs ttnH Marshuu. t.. ....
tend their best wishes for success HI. ~.
In their new home
Miss Bcss Wright spont The v-s...
Win her aunt Mrs. r. y. EI.lIl,
Nuskugcc.
school was closed Friday of I..f o..
ard the teachers and many ~ f.. ..
sn's attended Che Oklahoma f.. u.
fair vt Muskogee
Mssss BeTnlce itgffor1. Ig.n ..-..
and GoldIe Davis. returned u... n.
Tulsa TO spend the we'k end w.. tr
folk
Mr. and sfrs \. q. wcKursv afH NJ,
opal Mckinney ant Elizabeth ovid
Muskogre spout sunday iH tpW.#t
relatives ana fricuds
Mr. and Mrs Elbart Eskr.Iga ~ T..
spent sunday iu tuwtfa WIIl H.af..
Ind friends returning 10 Tulsa Hst s.'
ming
paul Obar spent the week. .eri vts r
aunt Mrs. Earl Weaver iu Mus..... ID
tufnlng homo sunday aftcruooU.
Mrs 2. varied went Geo Joplin NJ.
dar 90 attend tho funeral ~ U.r r f.
The phil0mat thcnn Literary society
preparing 90 give nn open Frfs... .a f
near future. At this meeting four r..
viii strive f1r the medal in H..I-
contest and four boys Will strive ff E
medal On a dcclauatofy cpnt,sH I.s
the second 1f series ~ U.r.H.fa t.
carried on lu the Dnwrt1 publ. ......
the teachers and siudpUIr
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% Yale. okla. an sirplsn. carrying In
large ia,to-s the X X X % the invisible
empire. visited bruHrisht ct O'Clock
The plane oir,'ei above ne y i'r
uouuHtrr fhe ceremony
The home u g y s,ubb'snod so3
West nreadwoy has heen chosen BY ~,
better homes committee as model
home. u IL being used IN connection
with i-tirI huiu- taWpaisu. wli,h
opened hfrs octogr .. Mrs Ear hnder-
son s national 'reptesentati'c ~ the
j. ~ Hayes %, oE@homa city was
business visitor 10 DtWnrirht Thurs
E W. Holland snl Arthur o.pel
motafed 10 Appcrson Ihursiay morning
ON q business trip.
Mr snd ~, y =. rateher of HaRs'r,
friends Mr nnd Mrs BIRD Hhn,s.
Mr. and Mrs ". j. Holette ~ Tulsa
visited in Drumrght Thursday with Mrs
j. p Holette 81 700 EBst Wood street
The prumrirht band viii slye series
~ 10 concerts this winter, under tue
outulcss % the LIons club. according %
decision arrived 1T Tuetiay - the
regular weekly meeting OF the club.
Born 10 Nj. ard Mrs. p Il. % BNen,
COS South Cimsrron street baby boy.
Mr.. obrlsn i vice president ~ the
Mrs LsoU Barr eitv clerk LETT sun
day f1r SpringdHle. Ark, 10 attend th-
funeral ot her mother Mrs. j.
NJ and Mr- James surnoit and con
sullivan Of SapuIr1 visited boz Drum
right saturday With MI Suunetts Sister.
Mrs a. y. M.AuIcy and family OF
North harley street.
Rerrsssntauycs Of the Southwestern
Bgslncss congress from Tulsa were iu
urumrlghf 1huraIHv attending tie HuHI.
ness Ncn7 ass', ,iauon meeting held ni
noon Friday 40 the Hotel Roberts
Mr and Mrs. Floyd WIilsmsnn o'
Mounds yhlted ln Drumrlght sunday
with Mr.. W'i'iamsou's brother, J. Etga.
williamson and family
school Ht Edmond. apent the week end
here with hor mother. Mrs. ~ n. Hro'hs
of 5o7 North Pennsy'yanie street
Clarence Baker ~ cushing ana MISS
Edna Uillrv ~ shamrock were quietly
married IN prumriEht saturday
Misss Dorothy and Sadie Harold srert
the week END with relatives ~ Chandl'r
Mrs Lee Ferguson ana Mrs. Roberta
Oldham of 61l East Drumright street leii
Monday Tor Lchigh. where they VIII spend
the week visiting with relatives.
Mrs niu hdair spent the weekend with
4. J Bruce of Bruco's studio LETT Mon.
day TOR shawnee on short business trip.
Miss Stella Thompson returned Thurs
day from oklahoma city, where she ~
tended the funeral Of her aunt. MIS-.
Thompson Il a teacher iu tho second ward
The Robert. hotel a, Drumrsht WIS
group of celebrities 10 visit this city Tho
visitors. Tho were all officials and stock
holders ~ the Sinclair Du and Gas CONE
pauy. Included Theodore Roosevelt &c.,
ana Harry Sinclair. Tho party was being
p1otet by j. y. Mcmahon and n. \.
GrltNth NJ Tulsa. representatives. OF the
company
Mrs 4 q. Ayres ieft Thursday Tor Par.
gould, Arh.. 90 en- extended visit with
relatives and friends
br. eud Mrs. Il n. Richardson returned
20 their home at Tulsa today, after spend
Ing a few days here tho guests Of Mrs.
u. \. Graham.
Mr and Mrs. y. 5. sholler- and drueh-
Call us for the New Bleach Treat.
morts. Vogue Gar!HcM0 Shop. 81;
South Main. Osage 6226,-Adyer-
tisement.
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Ter Reryo. ~ sio Duke street, ieft for
Shawnee Friday 20 visit few days Win
relatives.
Miss Bertha tanker ~ Tulsa Is visiting
with Miss Naomi Byneld Of III Esst
Cherry street.
Mrs. charles Leo ~ norman was the
guest of Mrs. O o.. TAYLOR 0f ti2 North
Morrow street this week.
Nose Jacobs. who hoe been in 81 An.
theuys hospital Ht oklahoma city, was
brought home today.
Nj ana Mrs Jim bennett Of Drum.
'Tlshi have returned from "a visit % sew
ofai weeks In the eastern cities and SUM
NOR resorts.
on last Wednesday occurred the mar
risEs 20 H u Armstrong and Miss Mar
Faret p. Miller. both OF DrIwrght The
ceremony took place at Stpulpa.
Ms. T. a. Nandever of norman is Wit
Ing with her daughter, Mrs. Lee X An
dersou. high school teacher.
Au Billie House lsft friday Tor kan
sas City to visit with friends.
Miss Grace Mei.0tt Of oklahoma city lT
visitlng with her sister, Mrs. j. 4. New.
son ot South Jones atreet
Mitchell Sflbiay spent tho week end In
MuskpEee visiting friends
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.F....... NJ ...-.. f-.F...t.H f.f..t.
~ Nu.'. uf ln Miami Th1rs1ay for .
t.l.i. ...U i.''ht '..v's- .hI -
.ehr I". u,gnHr sesa'nn was hold IN
'.. l.." OF Ni.. ". ' 'ilh'H' ''Tfe
.U'.ii's f''in H' '.'It lH'f were On
,.''a moo i. lNH.h in lhr noun" ~ Mt1,
n'nh.. Ut N|.''N. 'l'I' I.eslI.NI. Wnei'
.N. .I' ..H '..t " 'a H'-' 'I'L''l w
I..'i '. '"' El. lhs 20.
Miami tn.. .Ho Boo the home OF Mrs
H"'IF I. llW +. VIZ. W,f,l.h. "t VIZ
.l'h. tinu. In Nh.'h ''I 'hn i"Y'th'eH ci4p1
ON .hM 81" N'i. "..3 Iutl.'l '"'-'' IT."
'.sra tr.l vice pr'sidHnt Ars u H.
NHIN' s.i. 300 .'a..' -''nuh VIC" It.tl.
n."a T. l,'Ii.. 'Nt'"1na Wy I,
ra.''ng rr.frHIy. Mr7 y Krucger Ati-
moro. lhiNH h'AfihH. his ~ Afh,Nu.
lhl'h fahH. 'utIitHu ~ junior 'luhs Mf.,
w. li. lr1'I't 'u. chairman or th'
"HnH Nf'IH' t'nh. MiH N. O. NIEEFnbf
Tulsa chairman % composition 'onteslH'
I"Hu F- Ntl1'H lhiEHt 'h'li man or ih
tIAu NWl MIS- o.. ". l'NW-"nt E9NAi.
cntif fn1u ~ plhlr hngi music Mfh y.
Nn'"Ft hhL hL.tHNl.et thalwhn or pinh- az.
( "srhaHsr. Ni-- H7'-t Er9Wi's 5h"~hss'
nublHli. chairman MIS- sen h 'fnnlht,'
Tulsa state president MIS- Dennis "
Mr'. w 'tliu'H' Mhlihl -
p : bi,"n d~rHi l"i ihs thst "t th-
week flr cleveland ohio. for vacation
ot Two wreHH m ih" Guy OF MS hlItn'
THE NOl D.. hts iIH. Nl.'t 90 hs b'tih-
l.'." finrc he l'tt Wh'h ne was 10 years
H exc
Dr. and MS v v Grant have returnea
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7
week sIfauU.re tI. U4I4U.ua sruHI of
ne I."bl'.Hu rHHr.n H.i v.H.'1g Dol"
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,..t, .r ,.. ,..r .,'.l .. ..1s r,,rs,,'. sS.'
when hoy Won't f' lhr .Hs rI.." css
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n.s .'f 'u. o. d. .mu.,F = .havns.
were f.ru.. rH..H lrIly OF Nr and
hfa ~ D. Hampton
j.. lrf 'H ur1 Nr' ana Mi7 More
PH..vHl U,fr tgfuguul from five
4 D. uoeo ,ni l.odl,y uoec. who
''',n'.. 'f0." here Ton, .n.h.' ',.".
dpuEit,r H.i IiH1''H'a Sister loft h'
IH.l hHrIHt t.f Nu'.u Iowa. The,
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1austte. HgWi have pson vaittnF
rnds h,', r.. ra'' week ,h,, W.f'
Kan
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. sYrH hove returned tr4,a a 10 Hsur. trIp 10
utrIl. UuII.r md gtI4UUu., tIty
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'N, ''.h 70 N'I I''.' ih .''N N.aNlH val
A. W. Sns,rs 'nd w .on" went e.,
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MNH tavern" hampton went 70 NC .
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/ F" ,n' 'n'i i.'u,'.e business a.,
N'A N'lIlt ".N ',hE l'.n iht-
I'iH'u hl. 10 MAKE nor nome Win h7f
'', L,lIlat d.. ,,.,,,..,,.
oscar smith has gone "a fhill+rn'hff
N, 20 .iull hu.iur'7 c.Il'F"
N', l'IL1 NiH, '.,h'an.l sa
Hi''IHI hInI'g Whhh nor ~ ltIe gf.
l Hus ld'ua Nn'n"fE hi w" Ell1e
h...NI H..HhN iIHN. WnL mug. me
"n,io h'gh school VISITED them.
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arrived wednesday and viii be the guests
inr several days Of their bfpthey srd
inmuy, NJ ant Ms, Clarence, Hsyena.
they vii make ther faiurs home
MIS- Fanny Kraper departed Tuesda y
evening from st. louis where she viii
rfsh-f Car-3n has Just returned home
irom Detroit Mlch. whore he went on
Mis- ' W Brown reformed 70 hor home
IN Pryor after o. rive veass' visit with her
son snd family NJ and Mu . = Brown
Ing their grandparents. Hf rnl Mrs y
o. Wlugsg Who ere en- route 90 thalr
home 30 Aled9 i.Is after several months
Mrs Frank smith - tle smith ready
wear store who fril sunday while en-
Toying an outing ana accidentally cut her
,isht hand seriously viii possibly be or
The Esther -ias. ~ the Calvary baptist
'hui'h held it- initial meeting Tuesday
worI"y S"y'" "viR w. Fi8s Fi8Sen5s WS'rley. A..
Histlng husfelH About twenty members
were present ani .pians for the years
work we're discussed ana general business
M. Kan scot, snd ANAL daughter
y Itabeth Ann returned 90 N.nita the fret
~ the worN after y snort visit with Mr..
.ut Ms vs.. W walker and Mf. and Mrs
J. N col. ana daughter o, Pryor we're
guests " Mr and nrs. J. 3. Brown the
frat - 'As wees.
! FRANK Nolrhbors ieu the frst o.; tho
week f1r oklahoma Ciiy FOR an Indefinite
Mr and Mrs George French and dsuFh-
Ger AisH tlnrcure - tupau were Tho
guests ~ their mother few DAYS the
Nrst ~ tho week
Mrs Nriia Reno formerly with the !.
~ lsnny UonuHHy. has accepted t position
with Sc1its Dry Goods company
Mr. and Mrs Roy CfuWyII who have
been visiting their sister. Mrs. Z. q. Daw-
son and family. departed the first ot the
wSrk fpr an overland trIp 90 California
whore they will spend the winter
y Y. buwuuW lUft f0r Tulsa Monday
morning 20 make arrangements 90 uoy"
10 Miami Mi. nowuuu was one ~ the
original owners ~ the sos Tire and Access
sory shop, whlch no has recently ropur.
rhpaed Mr. amt Mrs. Duwnum will locate
here permanently.
Hr ana Mrs IS. ". Lynch are enjoying
visit from their hrnthar .Inhn u f.vn.h v
- Shreveport. Ia. who ls the froiEh' 2
claim agent fur the Louisiana Railway a
NAVIGATION Co
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n y Wiflhoito has returned home from
Ada. where DE attended the GRAND Lodge
meeting
Missos Hazel Davis and SeIie VIII
hottie attended the faIr 90 Mustogee Fri
day.
Sir and Mrs. Earl NJ wright attended
The fir Friday returning home in %
tine new Buick
Mrs Minnie riiard of sand Springs.
Okla aud Mi.s Arule MrrrymHu ot
mors Sister Mrs H. E. Warren and chill
dron, motoring that afternoon 60 Haskell
from whore they returned % Tulsa.
Nts. Pearl Murphy aud Misses Ethel
Murphy and LcrB Marshall departed Tor
Tulsa sunday Afternoon whore they VIII
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Saturday nlsht Writ grey post No. tis
~ the American Lesion, e1yo O. dance
which WsH the frst ~ series of peppy
dances 90 be- given this sesenn
T. &. W1.NnEstick ~ Stllwsl, who l'
suffering from lu injured leg Is progres
aIng well iis wife visited him hero Fr.
day Mr. WaIklnEHtick is employed b.
TIE Tida on company
Mamie Whitsitt was elected edltorln'
chief ~ the Cardinal. the official organ
" tho prumrlght high school nj 20 meet.
ing ~ the class ~ Journalism ~ tho
school heii here this week. po5scy WI.
lHwH0n, another student % Journalism.
was elected business manager Work on
the fret issue ~ the Cardinal has been
going on since the opening or school. rni
che October issue will be- out next wep.
Frank Martin ~ tho Pure on company
'eft saturday for Kansas Clty. where hc
will undergo am operation.
surprise party wns given Wednesday
''. % h.~rF ~ Mrs Ethel Bag.
well, siS East Oak street IN honor ~
u....U.I.s seventeenth birth
day Nure.tn received many pretty gfts.
and al 10 o'clock refresnmcnts werc
served.
70 say5r;ise 90 opvn-rit ,.rcmoniai ~
klnu No, 20 ~ tho Nu-KluN klan, which
was held Wednesday night six miles west
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Miss Vera Hobbs spent Saturday
kstchum boz the Interest ~ Hsr e.rH.fs.
FOR the office ~ county sIporufa....t of
the republican Ticket.
r. 1i van Ausdale and son Loyal hst
returned from Kansas city whore fH.
attended the Priest Of rallAs f......
Harvey san AusIale ATTENDED .. r.
dance az Nlulfs Friday uiEnf .
Mr. and Mrs % u. Cam. 70 W
Miuul visiinrH saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

MrH g. a. Harris ~ EIldn, ohio
has arrived for q vIHt with nor
brother Mr. " g. Patton Hnd fam.
iIy ou Noun ElWood avenue Mrs
Harris is on route homo from colo.
tndo whore sho spent the summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Mr. and Mrs Asher prcyfu~ have
taken uu apartment f1r the winter
at 1896 South quaker avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Call us for the New Bleach Treat.
merts. Vogue Aar!acI0 Shop. 81;
South Main. Osage 622G,-Adyer-
tfgpnent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11

Closlug hld ana ask0d prices of Inde-
psndent OIL stocks on the New York curb.
as reported by strandberg, MoGreevy y
co Bid Askei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. oct 10. Com
l'Ietihs influences kept the cotton
market fluctuatlng rapidly and
herVously today. first below and
then above The level of yesterdays
close. At the highest the trading
months were 10 to 10 points over
the last quotations OF yesterday. at
the lowest they were II to 20 poiuts
under. December trading as high
as 2l.35c and as low as 21.O4c. on
the close the trading positions
showed net losses for the day OF .
70 o points and December stood al
2l.OSc.
Uncertainty over foreign politics
caused much OF the selling OF the
ddy, being responsible for much
liquidation OF long cotton, on the
opening and again on the close. Con.
tlnued good spot accounts, further
reports Of n good business among
mills, expectations OF bullish week .
~ crop reports from the government
tomorrow ana a hulilah forecast of
the pending census bureau rcport
on American mills for September
were back OF the buying.
Highest prices OF the day came ia
the early afternoon following the
receipt by brokers OF Texas tele-
grams telling Of the organization of
new holding movement in that
state but little later the market
sasged again under unloading by
longs