The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-25
Oklahoma

pAWUVSKA Nov. a. Hebccca lodge
20. aes tastiaa' ss "ss ~, g,., ,,rH'y p, rTI,i,
rv,.r,y..e,, c,,,itg.tss we're Initiated.
s..ts,., t n.u ni,ri psst pretiJeut OF
asrst'n by ne'i ~ n'1,S' rp1s nainSs uest
prsrd ana Ntg n Terly. past noble
grand, both OF oN"ho''" ''N'
ro,vrr, S,y % ..rno enrollt1ert NJ
,,,. C",i., ,,,biir scbooi mas reached an.
.Stcb ~ nm iHrfens. Of 6G over tho on
riIer' - e.rtat,nrr lg The new yupIls
sp,r1,1r now are In The grades.
copAN No, q, -Tbi,ves s,ols q
p..VtN ipi,, lin. iTu,E ana its load ot
,li. ,y,5rrsiav tuorpinr The Thieves
n ,n, t,ii,s ro,tb and tlrevy the teolg
XII st tGe AIDE of tnr road From tnora
~ t',rT - tt.c,l 10 ,'pf'eyv,lIe. Kan.
~ .u,N 80 ,,,r,J ts,h .pr tiIIs ,vrai
w ,.' ','t.,. AZ ,,s. st.ndopsd Tbs
,ru,h had b,ap used to- pull another truck
or car ipadrd with stolen goods
~, ,.gat.p o.. % win A yIrtg 90
untnx M tbe McAlesfsr shrlnofH to vote
~ a., Al. ,.refuouist t.dhy ~.
~ rutt.,iy r.aI opfiAtor of Hrnryctta.
1uh and ~otr of bn1ststs
,isited nm rlty Wcdn,Sday uight aul
a snoe'r n,,.y, vas gS",| ".,| 'h, "Is.tors. uut
80. -. , ,.r.fttat. frr tb, ring voted
on A. Ada. Ths Bedoiu temple ~ Mus
Ln,.a ana thr indian trmpie nt Oklahoma.
gts, IN t,,rI.t.t tbalr uuotn ~ can.
o,,it. a number Of Shrincrs left
49, tr ,bs ,errmoui,I thi. morning in
spe''"i '"''
MIAMI Nov gi.-Thc principal speaker
nj ,he annual memorial srrvices ot the
Wt,,mt pit. iodg, On December o. viii
be- Iuy l., Andrtws hu attorney Of Nc.
h''''e''
ptrlrB N,v g4-Ths Salvation Army,
,birh is being established In this district
10, ~ pr,t Time has sccurrd headquar-
,s, a. pirhrr having received sufficient
.,h.rrt,,tans "a a fund 10 maintain the
SynrL frr an Indefinite period
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COMMERCE. Nov - Tho Old Emma
rordRu mine, once a splendid producer of
IN" msnagemsnt mana OF tho MonteEuma Min
tnv rnmbnnV The mine will he known
~ ,ha Incs. Tho nsv company viii go
intn a iowor level and ls sald to have
toura ar. deposlts which Indicate a sub
,nra
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CHELSEA, nov. 7l.---JaKc nssvsrs, on
cas-, outssirt. of town has a tine sawmil
in operation. Ho is turning out some
nne burr 9sh posS 1Ss ,Ss ytnirity Gnu Wa'"u' '0'
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ViNITA. Nov. gi--Rssidents Of South
scrapsr street Nere granted their petition
water main and nre plug iusurlng fire
prutectlon. An Improvement district on
ins ~, oprbipK and EutterluE end gravel
pavemsut an extension Of paving from
tansdia aveus south. Tho city coucli
mas nntifIed the frisco railroad that II
4. ready 20 ca-nretst= N .hs building OF
Illinois avenue.
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pEGGs, Nov. 9t.-Tpe petition OF Dave
c;AIoob for bankruptcy was heard bo-
hind cIosed doors by Judge Williams last
saturday In Tulsa, but no decision viii
n, rerdereh until December. GAioob un-
dsrveDt a ErIlling when on tho stand by
five attorneys and detectives from the
petsil Credits association OF St Louis,
who were trying TO have his petition
cAncsied
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MOUNDS, Nov, 7t.--John staley Tiger,
Mounds To- a physisinn's office. after be.
inx run over by Ford roadster, which
nearly cut Off one car and fractured five
Of his ribs. Tiger was sitting in the
nuid,Iie of Tho road between iieskb and
Mounds having imbibed too freely of
"corn and tho driver OF the roadster
Ali not ss. him until II was too late to
stop There Is some doubt as to whether
the Injured man viii recover.
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ch.rxes of .mbszsj.mept were continued
90 n. ,a,n, 10 IydIrk ono of Ash
ton,s attorney. Is representing Governor
pnhs,,son in Tho trial which Is ON at
A,
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ENID, Nov l--The nolens Refining
s esd fsGT ., h.y Ss' nSs ns" rSos Min
large hall lobby