The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-07


G Walton, governor elect of the state. ict
the health parade which opened the Gf.
ttssenh annual seal saie for oklohgma
Guy In accepting The invitation 20 lead
the parade, the mayor says. "rhIs 90 wF
mind la most unique and Hntlgiartufy
way OF calling attention 60 The prime iul
pottarce ~ paying more attention tu
public hcalth--pafti,u'ariy child health
MALEsTER Dec Cat meeting Of
the rscoustructiou lsaguo hcll horo sat.
candidate for legislature. was elected
president VI the lraUue fUr fIt'abutp
county ana u, %. JagEers was elected
of tho league VIII ba Installed hOrc aui
that activities Of the lcagu. 100 the county
VIII be pursued with renewed energy.
PAwHusKA. Dec. Il. 4 Iustus hss
been appointed hsHiHieut county attorney
by Charles Rotf, ST.. tho county attorney
IN January. Mr. Justus came here from
Tulsa, where no was admitted 90 she
bar Hc Is . graduate q the University
NORMAN. Dec 0--High school dcbnte
bulletins, settling forth both sides of taa
iutcrscholaBtic dthuto topic for this year,
arc just OF the prcss, ana VIII be Hont
90 high schools over the state by the ep-
tension division " the University Of Okla
school debates THIS year which IL lls
cussed IN the bulletin is. Resolved, That
immlgrstlon 20 the unred states Should
lie Further Hostricted.'
BAHTLEsvtLLE. Dec G.--scc T.. J.
George OF the bartlcsvllo chamber ot
commerce has received an order from
ftraahourE France FOR copy Of the
latest bureau ut Wiucn report issued hy
VIC haitiosFAlr experiment hi'uoit "ud
tho local chamber of commerce. Accord
ing 20 George thH Ia Gao flfst request
Tor the report cihor from Germany OF
NNnIN. Tine RptTtfuIN HUa hup TVg1lgNtH
for the reports from Mexico ana South
America, The order was accompanied
by draft for 80 cents tho price charged |
to cover publishing and posting.
O1LToN, Dec. Ga big force OF teams
and men are 81 work on tho Albert PIKE |
highway bstwoen this point ana Key
stune Just east Of Mannford, and are
putting the finishing touches 70 that |
creek county. This Ia In commissioners !
district No, 2, ana i under ,Ss dlregi |
supervision of Aaron Drumrlght, who is |
" anxious to get the roads butt before |
the first Of the year " possible.
GROVE Dec. 6 The Masonic order Of
Grove, No. is7, held it, annual election
q officers and chose the following Of |
(t0-elsotedl. O. HuodmRn, genior warden. |
Mat Francis. junior warden W, ~ For |
Dr. 10. A. Pickens. senior deacon. Jlm |
Raines, junior deacon
PAwHUsKA, Dec. e.--rhe senior class
OF tho high school Is planning 80 put od
play "Ar. Bob" within short time,
me proceeds OF which VIII be nscd to
help defray the expenses OF Wah h-shH she.
the hi6h school annual
oKMui.agH, per G. HuidinE permits
were Issued here during November 90 the
amount Of $4,000 several fine rest
denoes were started this month,
TfDNNJsTA toa ]
voted some time ago at a special meeting
10 appropriate tho proceeds obtained from
tho high school 10 be used In any way
that would be Of benefit. The committee
appointed to account for It's uso decided
on tho proposition TO elevate tho seats in
The rear .: ;as auditorium Carpenters
finished, Al ' e Gathsrlns saturday night
tho ladies Of the Civic league
NORMAN, Dec. s--Lambda Nu. Meth
odist religious fraternity In the University
OF Oklahoma, ANNOUNCES the plcdging Of
the following men: George Perry. Bone-
diet Kan; Harold Heipieu. Newton. Kan.
Dana Hefley, Hcnryctta; N6rvil George,
Manchester Henry Ball. CiAremure, oil
bert Hyroop, Oklahoma city: KIRK Rice,
III Reno, and Earl Martin. Newklrs
olLToN Dec. G.--wcrk lie progreasins
fnely on tho big AndcrAon Motor company
the largest garages outside tho larger
oities. In the state OF Oklahoma. and wiz
cover a space OF i:O by l5O feet, with o
blg basement underneath. All the floors
VIII be f stesl, making the building Ms
nearly fuepfoof as possible. Oscar s.
Anderson ~ owner OF the new building.
BAHrLESNlLLE, Dee, Clark Fafrsl,
district Judge elect viii not preside on
the district bench during tho january
term OF court, while the cases against the
officers OF the nertlesvilc state bank,
now defunct, arc being tried. Tho cases
against the twn former city comm ssiOn- |
ers charging them with agreeing TO accept
q bribe viii be heard during the January
term Il was promised but Farrell says hs !
VIII disquality himself, FarrCt Will not |
st On the bench while any cases which
he aided In the prosecution are being
heard, Il was said. Judge Mason OF |
Nowata. is believed to he the ono who |
VIII preside during tho January term.