The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOring States
Oklahoma

Oklahoma
PAwuCsKA. Nov 2s-Ths juvcnu
court hHH ndIulgeu Herbert Inrr'L q.
sentenced ihem 10 an laIstirH,aa,'sS poilo
'tt / 10 frh0uI 4t Iruls Valley lH
Siary gin3 Is fo.,.7ef o big broth.
diinus batt.r Tor tho tcHrltF Of Chtldr'l
md the procosH ~ wedding out pro
nounccd ncorrrlbIcs Is part Of tho moya
pointing a trueucy officer
FAIRFAX. Nov. 20 3-rred DeNoya b1.
been notified ~ the death ut his br0thr
HudEe DeNuya ip Kansas City ~ pnou
m0uiH. WIN his sisters, Mrs. W. o. su'
Ciiy ana hrought he body nere. ST.
boNoyh wHs u member OF the wrll know
pr&"ya family numbered among tho 'It
e't s'itio'S OF us'F' county.
oEuMAIf Nov Dr0cr cromr'.
farmer. living sHuthnHst oi tho u.,f
the f,at q tro vrrs On a vhIsRy ma.u.
ItcturIuH charge. Tile sheriff found 10
complete 6l-Rnllou stIl nud nln' ttrIols
Of mash ON EIurHts premises which h'
destroyed and brought The owner io the
county iHlI ln" tuW' Jay lh" hh'lfi
brought Voc n. j. Love ABA Iuih't Nrhh'
y Do" were found in puH'resiou nt Two gul.
Ions of mpDnaufne whisky, The men woro
found about two miirs south ot lcarl"o.
charge Of unia" inl r1fs'7alon wnf
placed against them.
MAtEsrEn Sow as The cotton
ruucIa report st.Vs that tbofo Inns boon
moro thnu ten thouaaud balrs ri cotton
Fuuod boo IIl'shurE county thfs y"1t
against rum'thIhE over nine thousand
balcH last year. Ihtlmyr. MrlntoHh and
Hughes. adjoining COMMITTEES suuw ur.
rroHHo In the number 0t bales Einutt.
while Cosi and Atoka counties hlso show
decided Increase.
ENID Nov, ga Mrs NJ NJ Davis.
whose homo Is near carrier, has on es-
hlhition at her homo 400 cans ~ fruit.
vegetables and moats when no has on
torcd In tho nation wide contcst conduct
ed by the Hazel Atlps Glass company ~
Virginia. Minis Frances Brown, state
domnustrstion agent Judged the display
and sent her report to tho company,
UNGFIsHER. Nov. 21--Rndlo outfits
are becoming 80 numerous IN Kingtishcr
that those wha haven't ono may just stop
progroma Of tho dsy Ana now since the
portable. nun-acriHl haH msdu iia nnp"hr
nncs Il ir supposed that great many
ktuHtt-hCfitcg VIII have one 20 tHkh hiuug
In their automobile uIr'
roNCA CRY Nov 21--Arlo, Il.
walter. a prominent farmer oud liyg
Ncwkirk has been elected president uf
the oklahoma Nuti-iirrse Thlcf associ-
alton. The election ~ walker carries
With n tho right 60 attend tho national
convention M u delegate this winter, !
oklahoma Is divided into two divisions,
eastern and western. Tho latter lH the !
greatest in mombcrship IN the entire |
west consulting OF 800 members,
NORMAN. Nov. 2a-rhe subscription
a-:.5 among the Studrnts Tor stadium |
for the University OF oklahoma began |
when the members Of the teams that viii |
solicit subscriptions In tho drive were an |
tcrtaincd at luncheon At the armory at |
noon today. Unofficial reports sny that
$4,000 was pledged at the luncheon for |
Ita V.a ftaf la Of ha. pRf
been issued yet. The average amount |
that student Is expected to Bive In |
form OF a pledge that Is payable over a
period OF five years,
BARNspALL, Nov. ?s--Albert lie |
aud resetttng tank builders,
has bought out tho southwestern Tank |
company here, Mr.. IouHemora Will make !
his HEADQUARTERS In barnsdalL The style |
of ths new company viii he known as |
the Leugmors' Tank company and they |
VIII handle ull eiEes and capacities OF |
steel and wood tanks Bnd also operate ~ |
construction and resetiing department.
NowATA. Nav. 23.-fiueene n Lawson, !
attorney and capitalist Of NoVnta, who |
was IN the city today transectins business
citizens National bank for tho first tino
announced that he has just completed
the purchase OF tho Ice plat at Winfield,
Mr. Lawson already owns the lee piants
nt NowRta Miami Eldorado and Coffey-
VILE md the acquisition of the big plant
nt Winfield makes a very nice addition
Ia his holdings IN this particular line OF
business
MIAMI. Nov, :g.-Miamr. participation
In the new northeast Oklahoms district
Young Womcn's Christian association was
made practically certain today when the
Miami Lions eluh voted TO susrantce half
" the City's quota to pay tho salary OF
he trained secretary FOR the tirst year.
other towns which are expected to bc
Included IA the district are iawhuakG.
Ninita. NowRta and Glare |
more. The total cNpns including travel
Ing expenses Of the secretary, VIII he
1000 per snnum.
ENID, Nov. ?5.--Twonty- nine passenger
Trains ehtvi and iuaye Enid daily. Sched-
lies have been kept nearly perfect de. |
plte the shopmen'a strike. The pay roll |
'sch month IA more than $4,000. Nearly
~ these employees own their homes III
Enid.