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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

loween party at the home ~ r.. s-t
Nrs W H Thomlinson Tuesday night
Mr. Gott Muller of piusjacket expects
70 move to his farm home near Ninita
soon. and count this city his home town.
delightful masquerade party was
given last Friday night At HillcrcH
Country club ~ Mssdamss Louis pagby
Eiisaseth Basby snd Frsnsss warner. the
guests numbering IS. LaonA o Connof
received the first prize for the beet COZ.
tune. and Margaret Isabel second. Bob
kropp getting the hoobys prize Refresh.
menis were served and everyone had a
great time
Mr. ard Mrs >. o Hohlmsr returned 70
family here Tor few DAYS.
Mrs. G. Malson and Mrs Hsstet Rail
have returned from san Antonio TeSst
where they attended the funeral Of Lieu
Miss Lsla Carroll has becoms a mem.
Der ~ The Hsphsnb Glee club. according
P. carroll. Miss Carroll was ssl,ctsd ,or
her musical accomplishments from the
900 students ~ tho college.
Mfs g. N. Martins class Of the
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a 40.
cial Tuesday evening esch guest going
IN masquerade costume Twenty five
formed a parade Refreshments we're
Mrs W NJ Malone was hostess Tues.
day afternoon al her home on East
sequosh avenue 70 the isdies aid of the
Preshytsrian church there being as morn
heIs present. They were entertained with
two vocal numbers by Mrs " o. Holmes
snd the ladies' quartet. consisting of Mes
DANES Noyles, Flanagan, skinner and
Schroers favored them with selection.
Two readings we're fiveu by Mrs Y. r..
Moss In her entertaining way. Dainty 70.
treshmsn,s we're served ct the Close OF
the social hour.
Mrs W. r. Allen was hostess ~ =
Halloween frolic given Tuesday night At
her home on North Miller atreei Tor the
Schoolmates VI her small son, Willis Frank
ir. After spending part Of the evening
at tho Allen home the children were
escorted 10 the home Of Mrs. Morris
knight aO3 North Smith street where
small Miss Victoria knight was the
hostess for the remainder of the evening
OkMt IGEE.
Nj and Mrs. &. a. Nhyts have returned
rom summers stay In DtAver, colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

me her cousin. Mfs q H. nsEssn of
this city
clay Moore mode tusInsss trip 70
UtuWTirut FttufNHy night
Esr clay HU1 O.. g. West cent ~ Tulsa
"wednesday uIHut TO- attend show.
Nis Iona rHr'oU ~ ur.bsu Arr0v IL
ssItlrg her sIsias Ms %. a. EHssd 0f
this city.
MrH y o. bearing lsr Thursday 'ot
two wtsFF ,H'f #fu friends af HtII.
water ana Duah|rF
Mrs Dolores Jones ana Nrs !. u Cork
Firtei frIsuds aHI relatives in Drum
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

Nr ana Mrs. G. a. vhyts have returned
rom summers stay In D'Ayer colo.
where they were visiting their daughter.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
FIRE DAMAGES
 GOVERNORS HOME:
 ID EXTENT S2,000

Shortly before noon on Monday last
 ire was discovered in the roof of tht
 loyernor's mansion. For over half an Iour the flames Ieaped into the ail md for a time it looked as if the build ng might totally be destroyed. The prompt response of the fire depart nent and the energetic work of the
 iremen subdued the flames and kept
 he fire from spreading. The damage lone amounted to about $2,O0O and yas confined largely to the roof and Upper part of the building. The drip Ding water destroyed some of the rugs md furnishings. The fire is supposed O have been caused from defective wiring in the gable on the south side, ,foy yernor Bone iS having the damage repaired. No. attempt was made to re- move the furnishings or personal ef- fleets.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
ARRIVE ON SPECIAL TO
 JOURNEY TO OIL lElDS

Using the commission gas car as special means of transportation AL frad Strandberg, accompanied by three other men, arrived in town last even ing from Anchorage. MT. Strandbers ard companions desired to connect with the Starr for the westward, un- dorstanding that the vessel would sai
 from Seward this morning. The party with the addition of Tod Bryant, who will arrive this evening from Mile 54 will journey to Aneyakshak, on Aney- akshak bay, for the purpose of devel- oping their oil holdings. The recent ac- tivities in the Cold Bay district has caused many of the oil locators in the other places to develop their holdings that capital may become interested.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
BUFORD LADIES AND
 OFFICERS BE GUESTS

Complimentary to the ladies and of ficers of the transport Buford, the res idents of Seward will next Saturday evening tender a dancing party in the Arctic Brotherhood hall. The invitation has been extended to the guests and on the opening waltz strains the hall will be filled.
 Those managing the event are mak- ing every endeavor to have the eyen- ing an enjoyable one, an occasion that will give the guests, who are soon to depart for the states, favorable inn pression of Alaska and it's people.
 Other plans for the entertainment of the visitors were in the making but owing to the uncertain weather condi- tions could not be carried to a conclu- sion. Seward residents, their wives and ladies, are notified that the dancing will commence at 9:15. A door commit tee will be on duty.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
NEW NEWSPAPER SOON BE
 PUBLISHED IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July, 31-The American Publishing Company, backed by Reign aid H. Parsons, Mo2itz Thompson, F K. Struve, Capt. J. S. Gibson and other local capitalists, who plan to start a new evening paper in Seattle, has sign cd lease for the Bebb building, 1409 Ninth avenue.
 The building has 15,500 feet of floor space, with entrances on Ninth avenue and Hubbell Place. It will be held un- der a three-year lease, it was announc- ed
 Equipment is already being installed for the new paper, to be known as the Evening American.
 The first issue of the new paper is to appear about the middle of Septem- Der, William J. Davis, publisher, an nounced.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
MANY ANCHORAGE|TES
 SCHEDULED THIS EVENING

Late arrivals from Anchorage are au thority for the assertion that the next few weeks will see an exodus of res idents from the upper town, all head de for Cold Bay and other districts. Numbered among those who will leave are many businessmen, who see in the new camp desirable business locations. It is stated that the train this evening will have at least twenty of the leading businessmen of Anchorage aboard, headed for Cold Bay. Reservations on the Starr have been made by wire, and in many instances, first class ac- comodations could not be had, so heavy is the travel to the new field of attraction. That many men will De employed in the new camp is evidenc- ed by the number being taken in by the Associated oil company on this present trip. This number will be aug umented by the hiring of others as the work progresses. In addltion to this crew it is said that the Standard Oil interests are bringing nearly fifty men to erect their rigging.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
SAWYER $ ACCUSED
HEAD OF DISABLED VETERANS
 SAY PHYSICIAN MUST GO

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. S.-Declaring that Brigadier General Charles Saw yer's connection with the government disqualification program for men who were wounded and disabled in the world war has been "meddlesome, troublesome and void of any beneficial results" Capt. c. Hamilton Cook, of Buffalo, national commander of the Disabled Veterans of the World War in a statement today saId that the or ganization which he heads comprised
 nore than 90,O00 disabled men and hey would leave no stone unturned until General Sawyer has been remov d from the position he holds.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
SD ENDING T0 GAY
 PARTY IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, August 9-A party arranged to pay devotion at the shrine of Bacchus, came to sad ending yes terday when the boat containing the m rrymakers was ,raided at the height Of the libations, and the grim hand of NJ. Volstead quinched the fun. The DE .ty was a stag affair and was attend cH by 15O businessmen and clerks of this city, who had leased boat ana w..re on their way to Catalina Island. Tie master of the boat was placed un- drr arrest and the chief officer ordered to report at the office of the ProhlDl- ti3n enforcement Bureau in this city Several barrels of alcoholic liquors W. re thrown into the sea. The boat is in the custody of the government ana im4y be forfeited. The owners ot the craft are arranging to put up ten thousand dollar re-deliveTy bond, pend ing legal settlement of the affair.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
FEARS |NCEND|AR|SN|
FIRE FIGHTERS ANXIOUS TO RE-
 TAIN JOBS, CLAIMED

OLYMPIA, Aug. S.-Combined with the ever-increasing danger from for est fires is the undercurrent of incen- diarism which has developed in, sev- eYal sections of the state, according to State Forester Fred E. Pape. Altho this menace has not assumed large proportions, it is serious enough to cause worry under existing dry condi- lions.
 The fact that a number of old fires have sprung up after being extin= guished has led the rangers to believe the crews are anxious to continue at work. Several under suspicion have been discharged.
 The situation is the most critical in the history of the State, the number of fires beyond control and the area burned over never bein geXceeded.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
POPE PLUS CONTINUES EFFORTS
 REGAIN TREASURES IN RUSSIA

COPENHAGEN, August g, Word received here yesterday from Russia informed the world that Pope Plus was continuing his efforts to have the art treasures confiscated from the Catho- lie churches in the old domain of the Czar. The Pope has offered to pay for all of the church relics and treasures in order that they may be restored tc their former places. Moscow reports that the proposition of the Vatican is being considered by the Lenine gov ernment.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
SUGAR BLDG FQRCES
 HIeH RATE ON SUGAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., August g The sugar bloc in the senate delibera- .ions on the sugar tariff yesterday sue ceeded in forcing into the tariff bill he highest duty rate on sugar since the, days of the Grant administration
 The rates adopted yesterday were t.S2 cents a pound on Cuban sugar; 2.SO cents pound on all other sugal brought into the United States.
 The opposition charges that the high tariff will greatly increase the cost ol lying of the American people by Sl5'- poo. .OOO a year, without any organizing of charges in production.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
MISSING WITNESS IN KU
 KLUX KHAN CASE FOUND

MEDFORD, Ore, August 9-Arthur Burr, the negro witness against the ku Klux Klan. who disappeared last week during the special grand jury investl- cation of the Klan, while supposed to ne in custody of a federal officer, turn cd up here today but refused to give any explanation of his absence. He IS being closely guarded for the present in order that there may be no further my slerious disappearances.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
CANADIAN PRosPEcToR HITS
 RICH LEDGE OF SILVER ORE

FITZGERALD, Albta., August g. Jack Harsee, a well known prospector of this district came to town today with samples of silver ore from hte barren lands north of here He reports that he made a big discovery, with well defined veins carrying high con tent of silver. Two independent assays made of the ore samples showed re- turns of $500 per ton and $775 per ton. Harsee's find has created much excite ment and an exodus of the people has occurred in their haste to get in on the ground floor and locate some oi the rich ground.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
Biq Four Involved

CHICAGO, August 9-The railroad strike this morning extended to the Big Four organization, the operative brotherhoods in the switching terri tory of this district numbering 1900 men leaving their posts. This includes engineers, firemen, conductors and a number of brakemen. The road affect ed by the walkout is the Elliott, Jol- jet & Eastern. The men authorized their action as protest against the presence of national guardsmen in the company's yards.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
ARCTIC EXPLORER
 WILL SPEND FALL.
 ON PUGET SOUND

SEATTLE, August 9-Just before his departure for Norway H. H, Ham, mer. of this city and American repre- sentative of Roald Amundsen, the Arc tic explorer made public the informa- tion that the famous traveller would spend the winter in this city,
 While giving no definite information as to the reason for the presence ol Amundsen here when it was thought he would be in the Arctic regions II is believed that a change in the plans and the ordering of supplies required such action.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
CONFERENCE IF
 OPERATORS A|VD
 STRIKERS NEAR
INTERESTED PARTIES IN COAL STRIKE ARE NOW GETTING
 TOGETHER.

CLEVELAND, August 9-A virtual decision of the union leaders today in- dicatp that within the immediate flu ture conference will be held between the unions and the representatives of the striking coal miners.
 It is believed that both parties will endeavor to patch up a joint peace measure as well as effecting an agree ment covering the operation of mines in Ohio. Illinois, Indiania and Pennsyl- vania.
 Never before in the history of the city has such a gathering of labor and capital been represented as is shown by the delegations attending the call for a conference.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
ROBBERS MAKE AWAY WITH
 CARLOAD OF GOOD BEER

WINDSOR, Ont, August 9-A band of robbers made bold descent upon the railroad yards in this city about ten days ago, seized locomotive, and hitching it on to a freight car loaded with bottled beer, ran off with it into the country After getting out about fifteen miles, they unloaded the beel and abandoned the rolling stock Des- bite the size and quantity of the loot the police have been unable to find any trace of the beer or the robbers although an exhaustive search has been made of the entire countryside.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
PROPOSAL MADE
 ON RIGHTS HAS
 BEEN REJECTED
SHOP CRAFTSMEN PLACE THEM- SELVES ON RECORD AGAINST
 HARDING PLAN

NEW YORK, August 9-Twenty- five thousand railroad shop craft work CTS today through David Williams, sec retary of the Eastern strike commit tee, placed themselves on record as be ing opposed to the proposed plan of President Harding regarding seniority rights. They absolutly refuse to have the matter submitted to the railroad labor board.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
SEARCHING PARTY LEAVES FOX LONGS PEAK TO RECOVER
 BODY OF LIGHTNING VICTIM

DENVER, August 9-A party left here yesterday morning to scale the top of Longs Peak for the purpose oi recovering the body of J. E. Kilt, ot Greeley, Colorado, who was struck by q holt of lightning and instantly killed Kitts companion, J. E. Bullas of To- peka. had the shoes burned off his feet bv the same lightning but managed to make his way down the mountain bare foot and reported the tragedy.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
MAN IN CHICAGO DIES AT
 RIPE AGE OF 1o7 YEARS

CHICAGO, August 9-Samuel De Grossky died here last night at the ad. vanced age of 1O7 years. His sever children were at his bedside when he Dassed away and his last words were in the form of advice to them. He tolc hem to "eat carefully, drink moderate V, let smoking and chewing alone and be faithful to your religion"
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
HARDING NOTIFIES HOUSE LEADERS TO SUMMONS MEMBER CONDITIONS INERT! ATTENTIONS OF LEGlSLA-
 TIVE BODY

WASHINGTON, D. C., August g. President Harding today informed rep resentativa Mondell, of Wyoming, and other house leaders to summons their followers at the converting of the house next Tuesday. The President urged th4t a full attendance be had.
 Warning was issued that in view oi tn, present unsettled condition of the industrial situation the legislators should be prepared to enact such legls- la ion as was required to meet condl- tioas, especially in the railroad strike
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
LIEUT. FULLERTON
 ARRIVES SCHOONER
 FROM THE: ARCTIC
HAS SEVERED CONNECTION WITH UNDSEN-NEVER INTEND-
 ED TO DRIFT ROUND ARCTIC

NOME. August 9-Lieutenant Fuller ton arrived on the schooner Sea Woli from Boring Sea where he severed con nections with Amundsen.
 He said Amundsen selected Aviator Omdal to make the flight from Point Barrow and that it was up to him then to stay on the Maud on her drift over the Basin.
 He claims he never joined the eX- petition to go on drift but joined with the avowed determination to make the fliSht from Barrow to Spitzenbergen which was his only ambition.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
]l)INCARE WILL hCT
 ALONE + NEEOS BE

LONDON. Aug. 9-Despatches iro1 Paris indicate that Frances leader vii aEe the initiative against Germany i the allies fail to support the just clam yt his country against the feutcn.
 It is stated that Poincare dec'are- le will act alone if the supper is not forthcoming. Frances financial condi ion is becoming despcra' and Ger, ll,.ny's condition has nothing D dc with that of his country.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
BRINGS SUIT TO RECOVER
 HER BABY HELD FOR DEBT

TACOMA, August 9-A suit was fill ed in the local court here today by Mrs. Lindsey Gibson to recover he1 fifteen months old baby from Mrs. J Schiller. The complaint alleges that Mrs. Schiller nal detained the baby claiming lien on it as security for ar unpaid board bill.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
LOVER's QUARREL LEADS
 ID DEATHBED MARRIAGE

SEATTLE, August 9-Mrs. Anthony Malonev Johnson died here this morn ing from dose of poison taken with suicidal intent.
 Prior to her marriage Mrs. Johnson uuarreled with her husband to be, talk ing heavy dose of laudnum to end her troubles. The marriage ceremony was performed a few hours later. Death occurred three days after the wedding.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
AGRICULTURAL FORECAST
 SHOWS HEAVY PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON, D. C., August g. The forecast of the governments az ricultural experts indicates that one Of the heaviest crops in the farming his tory of the United States will be the result of this years harvest.
 According to the data obtained It IS estimated that the corn yield alone will be in the neighborhood of five mil lion bushels.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
WEDDING CEREMONY

Monday afternoon in the office of the United tSates Commissioner, was performed the nuptials of Miss Fran ces Isabelle Morin of Portland, Oregon md MT. Harry Brown, of Seward, wit Commissioner Fucker officiating. At tending as witnesses were MT. H. B. Holm and MT. Ralph Reed.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

Seward last evening presented a nifty appearance when the street il- lumination was turned on. From the harboT the town looked like fair-siz- ed city and to the pedestrian it was an acceptable matter.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
DETROIT NURSES LOSE
 JOBS FOR BOBBING HAIF

DETROIT, August 9-sIndefinitely suspended until your hair grows long again"
 That is the punishment meted out to each of the five student nurses at Province Hospital, who had the temer- ity to bob their hair-flapper fashion in violation to the rules of the hos pital.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
OHIO PRIMARIES

COLUMBUS, August 9-Carmi A. G. Thompson, republican, and Vic Dono- hay, democrat, were returned victors in the party primaries held in the state yesterday for the nomination for gov- ernor.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
Guards on Duty.

CHICAGO, August 9-Six additional companies of National guards were rushed to the Elliot, Joliet & Eastern wards when it was announced that the operative brotherhoods had abandon ed their posts. It is believed that the strikers contemplate destructive pol icy.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

J. H. Flower, who accompanied Mar shal Bert Stevent to the states with insane patients, is on board the Ala meda, returning to the north. MT. Flow CTS may locate in Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
CIVIL WAR GENERAL DEAD

WASHINGTON, August 9-General August W. Whitaker, who is said to have been the man that carried the m ssage which halted the charge of Grants troops at Appomattox and re- suited in the surrender of General Lee died here today
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

WASHINGTON, August 9-Presi- dent Harding studied the railsituation eight hours today but did not give any intimation of his conclusions or possi- ble action He held a conference with Senator Cummings and others.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
ALEXANDER IS SAFE

SEATTLE, August 9-The liner H F. Alexander which sustained disaster on the Cake rock was lowed into port last evening with twenty-five feet of water in her hold.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

Audrey Pinkert, prominent merchant of Tanana, on the Yukon river, Is re- turning north this trip of the Alameda. He went to the states on a business mission.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
SHERIFF ARRESTED DN
 CHARGE 0F SMUGGLING

REPUBLIC, Wash, August 9-Thos, B; rller, sheriff for Ferry county, was ye 5terday evening arrested on the ell !rge of aiding rum runners smuggle lie io2 into the United States from 5. C.. using Spokane as a distributing cen te.,. The arrest was made by federal au horities.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

For the convenience of those having business with his office Commissioner Fucker has had telephone installed, It will not be necessary for residents and others to visit the office when in quest of information-tell the phone.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
NoRTHcLIFF's DEATH EXPECTED

LONDON, August 9-The death or Lord Northcliffe is hourly expected. Those in attendance at his bedside be- ieve that the end of the famous pub fisher is not far off as he has relapsed into a state of coma.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09
DEATH SENTENCE PASSED ON
 RUSS SOCIAL REVOLUTIONISTS

MOSCOW, August 9-Fourteen of the thirty-four social revolutionists who are accused of treason against the soviet government have been sentenc- ed to death by the revolutionary tr1bun al
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

WACO, Texas-Citizens Of waco have adopted the slogan, NH the he- gro at Waco
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Sew ard Lodge No. 219, F. and A. M., thls evening at S:OO o'clock. Work in first degree. Visiting members cordially ln vited.
 H. V. HOBEN, Master.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

The Kingfisher brought in a tow of logs from the Hoben and Davis camp last night for the sawmill.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

Gust Erickson and Thomas Kelley are recent arrivals in town to register at the Belmont.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-09

Alfred Strandberg of Anchorage, is registered at the Sexton.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-06-15

members. No other state has yet equalcd
Iowa in membership. SO conspicuous was
Mr.. Coverdale's record as an organizer
that upon the formation Of the American
Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago on
March 4, 1920, Mr.. Coverdale was chosen
secretary.
Since then the Executive Committee of
the American Farm Bureau Federation
has kept Mr.. Coverdale constantly on the
job. AS head of the organization depart
ment the advanced the membership from
374, 688 or November II, 1919, to 967, 279
on November /, 1921.
Secretary Coverdale is the first mar in
the Farm Bureau headquarters office every
morning and the last one out at night. He
has been in every state in the Union in the
interests of Farm Bureau organization.
He makes a straight-from-the-shoulde
speech, always emphasizing the import
ance of the County Farm Bureau and the
local program of work. You've got to
have a program Of work, Of definite service
to the farmers, before you can hope to
get next to Secretary Coverdale's heart