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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-21

TEINITY COMMANDERY NO. 20
Meets second and torth Mon
IL day OF each month ~ Masonic
Sl HAN Next meeting November
SlSsHP 20. District couclave p. m.
WSyS Work in the order OF tho
49, temple and annual inspection
at 7.J0 y. M.
Il. o GREEN v. e.
FRANK G. SEAMAN, Ren
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PURELY PERSONAL

ANNOCSCEME%T
We wish TO announce the removal OF our
offices to the Calumet building, 4lt-A
3. Boston. where We have opened tho
TULSA PHlSlCO-ILINIChI- LABORA-
TORIES. We are prepared 10 diagnose
ana treat diseases by THE ELEC-
TRONIC REACTIONS Of ABRAMS"
Il. \. DOUGLAS. VI. j.
g. " VAUGHAN. NJ D.
Phones Usage 1910 and iGS
blood WIN TcN''
ANNOUNCEMENT
Kings new and used furniture. tl2 S
Boston, phone OsaEe bs5s.
PARAMOUNT maternity hospital Tor con
fuement May work for part OF eK
pcnses. Babies FOR adoption. Write tot
booklet Mrs. r. y. Long, 49ll L
Twenty-ssvcnth St, Kansas city, No,
PROSTATE and bladder trouble. piles,
constipation quiGhty. painlessiy
treated; no knife. massage or dieting
simple private home treatment. booklet
free IN plain wrapper. Electro Thermal
Co.. Az sEa.rd Bidg, Sieuoeuyille, ohio
THE 'THEKMO MAGNETIC BATH PAR.
IOR lg chuTgr Ofa specialist 10 chronic
diseases. consultation free. l0s L..
Thirteenth Phone Cedar 29l5.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY san!tarum--
Exclusive hospital Tor care Of young
women during pregnancy ana cOnfne
inert, private rates reasonable: babies
adopted. DR.. Newman medical director
lbAl ". Main, oklahoma city.
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WICHITA Fan. Nov. 20.-Hogs-lse
eoipts 900 head; loc lower. top ','fo'
bulk. sTb6ag70.
Cattle-Receipts, 3 600 head; steady on
su kinds. steers s86OT6.25 cows ana
helters, f36oQ6.Oo; bulls f3.25q 3''''
"a Ives S4EsB0
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NEW YORK. Nov 20 The visible sup
I'v Of American sralp shows the follow
ing changes:
Wheat Increased $4,000 bushels.
Corn increased 1853 600 bushels.
oats dccreased $1,000 bushels,
Rye decreased 1880 900 bushels
Barley Increased ago, 600 bushels.
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Mo,i,G ANn STORAGE

sIORAGE WANTED-IO0 lpT0W0NTI0a
for IS per mont.. Call on llty Ca
rage, 22O n. Main. Osage t5bs. j.
Albert.
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closed 3l.s, l00l4; first. tas. ASA;
second AXIS, s7,9s; third 41s. s5.b4.
fourth AS ssz4; Victory 4as (uncaIled).
iOO.2si Victory tNs tcailed), 10000. L. 3.
treasury It.s, $3.50.
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MEN 900 tac down grade. take Castle
borrys pills ana be happy. mailed. 81
wonderful testimonials and taWple tree
s. T. ta'sIrburrg department k Go
IlrHbH- ta.
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AEw YORK. Nov 2O.-Lead-steady'
sP9t, 1876.
zino-Firm: East 81, Louis spot and
nearby delivery. 7.2oG7So.
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srECIAi NOTICES
MEDIC cal

NOTICE. -TT0m the 10Th 10 me lst Of
December. will pick up all papers and
magazines from you; highest prices
paid, Gail Cedar ass2-I.
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LEARN ACCOUNTING

OLD ESTA BLisHED Texas firm manu-
fr'tut.uB n"w articles. with big 40
UHud ana no competition. wants few
upro men Tor oklahoma territory. You
don't have 20 bo n salchman; just stay
uu che job aud work. Can also use
irv sales managers for other HtataH.
Small Investment required. Apply room
ANl kaufman hotel.
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'r,'l,,g. ulsrrh,i,. and b6ttisls u,
pt t,..l,,., r1f.rs,,ccs stsN car.
yy.Id '"''''' '''''''''''' ''''N' ''''
,s,,,=.,I,,, "a 5-.T,- TIC =, ,,,,
90, ,',i.. ,r5 i,ryss, rcsi es,s,c and
rIg ofp1rtuults. ror a young man to
u,ra in raj estate business; expert
'uae NOT ur"osssry IN this line: but
prefer mau Win rouo experience os
rH.r#u1u. wll pas liberal guarantee tu
suitable pHT|.. 100 HU-wrriuR give de-
uU. nf pact and present employment,
Ig.i h. "... 20 furnish gag nnh r,'
.."t.. .'ir tu''a. AlHI'Ha b'A 20 IuI-
All. '0.f.
y-. pUIt froa rrruIurm.If bureau. Pri-
E... It#....ss 'uIl+e. ~. Cole B'dg
WASTED Ar oECE-First-cl4Hs con
rr''. foreman. experienced iu paving
wora Apply STANDARD Paving Go &,
l'r...1w. pk.4.
lytt.Tr' O., ,T-r7lT1,1,I h01EIZT.usvs
.I.......r.a. ..rra and rtgr,, cia,F.
.....[. i.tf.r i.'....,a o1apfrEs "a r,l
western ugs.rrss ae-aeiutfou 4e9 ROBIN
n.. HIHE.
rl..r.rl.r, Nl-'-- ~ -'--5.r' ------- TTTr %
@ ... H9.f H.ts..u fr. h0ur. ~
t..H .rI e u. ...E .#uA morning, ~
go. ..a up.t.r aI want 10 make
.... r.." money n.r. 'H our chance
sou a...I I.. GOO work InI ur7 nfraih
.f ...I ..H..... Hu|r .up'y 1ee M.
MsHua aU I.. World office any morn
Ug a. u...n.E
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Automobiles
LlrOMnnIILN lNN nm

VI IoN"''i ~ W" NN'h !"
tuu ltIH ISL baltimore CrlaI
.saN.N
FOR SALE Fond sedan. iiIsj.,iaga ur.
chsui.ti condition. aust oyoruau.,d.
fs-a Ilio o.. fourtn pzpFs N.'t.
TsII,I..-S are,,I.ter ini, model urN
rsIrt mtfriy. radiator good trl
motor lu F..i .ngp. .bfau faf ...s
1ot. uua or good truck W.Iu Iue
sAT.r ,,g ru,p,. .ta.I .lrI. . t.,. I..I.
,., ..gI. '.rI -ui. n GOOD .n14.. v|..
Wond. E.'' 'hs os"t' '''' 'I'
--.. ......-.....
"lN' ga" ''' '''' ''.''. ''
USED iihH SALE 4" mi.' '" ".
5000 Nl'H 10. lHun' tu'''n'', h.''..'.
N'h.' l'' o.. H".'hd. '"I' w..
WANT. N..AI NIndH cot uH,d raIa fu ft..
on small commission Tor private 1vu.i.
s,i 'at 'N,h"uE' i'' N. MAIN 's't'
''''
AtIO sIrTiIt, A<n RErNiRs ~
AUTO f'r''NgF by 'Npells
nrI N.','.t ,, ,iic, psSss s',q
,,.,n,,t,.L
.... ,...-..... ..,,
r., "a, ,.r,, t.o ,strlst .fr,a of
,. ..,....rI. 10, rYl., mail .l4...
.nirp.I .,rn. aay r,so,ycl
we've Got the GoodH.'
HAYNES .rATHiCK AUTO SUPPLY co
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'II,SA CHAPTER NO 90 ROYAL ARCH
MASONS meets every tirsi and
third Monday. Next meeting
H& Monday. December ls, post
syE4hfM poned from December 4. Regu
T&$A@ lar business. election and in
kN%Ar staUation OF officers All Royal
W. Arch MasonS are requested to
S>s--'%-' be present.
FRANK $. DAWSON, II. r.
NJ A. SNYDER. SeC'y.
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Baker Electric, good batter
les and charging plant. Charg-
ing outfit cost over 5000. Will
sell car and charging outfit
for 5000 cash. Call Usage
3085.
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lftNH your tIl iIltN n TOT now N'IiINi
tires. dberli allowance TO, old ones
'''' wGsrGnS r!TE siior
1908 $ Main ST.
WANTED core, any wase.
work guaranteed, give VS. q trial Cor.
nor Eishth mud Peoria
AUTOS roH uIRE--GARAGEs II
AUTO srORAGE-steum.hc heated garage
beo z. Thrd Cedar 2al9.
wANTEp-huToMo u
GSGD CARS b,pgni and soid N "mH
s,om'n'rslon .,oG,, sl"5Ge ',,is"19sr.','
WANT good Fori coupe Tor wife, trade
,'od t-cyundrr utr, sec after y. m.
unrdv i2lo liodee.
Board and Rooms
HOTELS W
ACME HOIEt.--M Modern rooms, 2lS'a "
First ST. Phone Usage 1888 Mts.
a. Nolen. ---
FERN HOTEL Rooms very reasonable
Second and Elgin. Osege sara
HOTEL COTTON-Spocial weekly rates.
5itN Main 0snEe G2as .-.-.
HIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ATTRACTIVE, room apartment Hdloin'
ing bath, private entrance, walking
distance; $40 Usage ets3.
CIIBYENNE, NJ. bil Two clean. south
east rooms sinK. adjoining bnth, prl-
,r,,,,icrn
newly decorated rooms Hnd garage.
tIf IT, y. 81 w" 'E", HuuH' pms
ln"i"s' - per Ns.H, ', ,'Hi % = !, ~
HOUSTON, H. vl2A--1hrec modoin
hnps"k""p,nE '99996d95s !, everything iu''
'''s .-;-..ts.,
Ia w "a, - IN VIZ 's"' "''S'"''''"s
IGgnl5 lH- -en,
lansing s. t0S-Two modern, light
housekeeping rooms. front and back en-
MAIN, s.. le55-Two rurniahed rooms for
Light Housekeeping. tlnt IN hi'Nthi pr.
Vat. .nt Iah,'. ,'t'f" .Ha ---.----.
MAIN, go 1924 Two blcely turhlghta
AEht h"useke'plns ro'l2'. e',,"' 80 ~ .
ICONS room private entrance garage " P''
,--l....I,. f,,,,,t.I1,.-i
',I'gLt En1srlrepipr room.. private en-.
trance. adults only Usage 27gf.
,-11.i5i.,li Z it---.J.,,o- Ioroc TIF6f house
5,,.,-..,s, ---,.,,.-, ,l,,h, ian--Egc,,Iur
r1G,la coGuariinr bath for rcnt.
.-----,-.
w. ,.g "5i1'G +, sas,au GrSsr sIg".J
N''', ,'' - 49,
EWp W.. lds"t nsns,N,,P a,..,,,',P P'"e '''''''
80. ...-,..,-
Two nicely -turuishcd .Tn"ms. two clntrts'
,1r coupe 'i'"'oS'' ''"s' '''' ''
wv ,.---,-- -------- -
sl"'". ,..uu' ~, ,.,., i5ia +, ItIs
' ioo
''''' ,.---.....,...-.......-
W1 H'pNG l'I "sn, Gs',., 'i'T,a-i
i"U l9g,'s !l..,',pg .'' rsI 3t io5 \ Gympia.
.N.' ,''H' ''' ' -''
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SALESMAN-EysIy county in state Of
olNnhoIno, Kansas. Missouri TO ssll
MUhutu guaranteed puncturs proof
ubtg. same price as non guaranteed
tubes. hustrrs can earn 5000 per
month: excellent territory. Write mn
huru puncluro Proof fre Co. Tuihs,
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CD
ood Fellow. !; @ asI Il Ht@s'52 iiss 5Sats Bould.
AURORA LODGE. NO. 80. /. o. O. y
Meets every Wednesday evening, Tao y
m.
". T. DADDY, n. O.
81 L. POI NpSTONk. Secretary
TULsA LODGs NJ to l. o. o. r.. mseu
every Tuesday evening 7aO.
TOM GWISN n. q,
p MOORE Secretary.
TULSA ENCAHphEN1 No w. 1. q. o. y
neets on second and fourth Friday OF each
!; l. ayohLETT, c P.
TULSA REBEKAH NO SO !. o o. +
Regular meeting first and third Friday
NJ each mouth 8. ~,
aFs aEs saRE4 aaFi:'t b1Gi! aSg@ sec. s q,
osass 4sis r.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. o +
Patriarch hiltant First Saturday each
month. D m.
"a Z / sTtERs s2hG2s etSs Cert.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS Tulsa Firssid,
No :. second and fourth Saturday each
RSYsiNI FISHER, y ".
p HIiGHLETT W. r.
KREMLIN TULsuK l. o. N. >st.
every thiId saturday .. m.
/. J. WRIGHT Czar,
W NJ. RICHARDS.
hinister of Records
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Automobiles
AUTOMoBiiES lOR SALE 10

CHEAr--ToRps--CHEAr
Good Forls, an sti los. roadstera, tourluFs
coupcs sedAus. trucks. Ht lowest prices
ever offered. liberal ierms
TORp CAR EXCHANGE
3i3 T.. Second. OsuEo 5000.
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uouMs-U>itR>Isirrn
nooMs wIrn noAnD

BJslO$. S.. ng5 Wanted boarJofs
good hHmr..Hohcd meals. osnEo 2Nn.
DETROIT s toI-Boom ANA board Tor
snuI u'u
uu1luu. 5. .ia. Room and nrsyI de
sirnbl" roommate for prutlom1U. pHago
uOMEru"klu weals served a' ago s.
iNIGl U0OM lor two ur M,', with
n"HrI ll"l Main.
MAlN. s.. Nlray utn,sned room
with ha1r3. gl"sg IN C.dtr t's
ruUENlN. 81. la- hoard and rouuU On
private home, every thing modern, u-ese
IuOENlN, s.. l3-Hlrh school Rirl wspts
roommate. breakfast aud evening meal,
home privileges oVage eos5.
ROOM AND HOARD Tor young married
couple oy have privilege to uHo hutWc
for light housekeeping 274t =. tstth
plucc
Business Service
BUSINESS sTHNiCEs OFFERED %
GAIL ueose 1910 to gct your mottrosses
I'uound returned homo Same day,
IuIHs Mtitrt.r go.
IIAIUEHs renovated ono made into
iupttrrsaeF. nov pillows Tor sale. OaaE'
FOH paIntiug, paperhsngiug. oalcWlnlng
Good workmanship Rt Reasonable urires
Phone Cedor esll,
LACE CURTAIN SPECIALITY
Curtains and wool blankets laupdred .
draperles Hnd curtains made to order,
Mrg l.. Wilson, Usage 237l-l.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
We re-folt old WattresscF; all work
guaranteed Porter Mattresses Co
Thone osase 1886.
MATTRESSES renovated aud recovered.
returned homo the sumo day. all work
guaranteed. Tulsa Mattress Co. Usage
86l0.
MIMEOGFAPnING 0ddressIng, typinr
mailing; prompt service. reasonable
rates Taylor. phone Cedar 12sG.
NATIONAL HOUSE q WINDOW CLEAN
ING co Wiudowa clcnnhd. woodwork
washed tiuors waXed aud polished.
Cc1ur 1880.
NEW ROOFS-Asphait aud gravel. patch.
ing ana repairing al klnds on hand;
also roof pnints of al kinds on hand
80 years Of experience II HeBs G2b
Elrin Phone Cedar l4N
y. X. WET wASH--Oua days sorvice
Al work guaranteed. oAnge h29e. -
WE ARE prepared 10 do all Kinds Of
building aui rcpHu work. estimates
free, Cal usope ih.t-J.
acknowledgements work., repairing,
connecting gHs stoves, general handy
man osaEe 233l.
YOtH icaky roof repaired or replaced
promptly special attention 20 hue
isuie. call Julian. pFaRo t2il. All work
HtIIDISO ASD CoNTRA'TINO e.
AL KINDS OF carpenter work and rt-
pair, screen work. ani roof repairing o
Hro'.Hlty. Cgll Nsnlcnhall Dsage 10
ALRIGHT prices. carpenter work, day or
cpnuact. Phone your wants. Dsag'
',p"" ~ N-------.----s---.---------
ALL KINDS carpenter work aud repair
.uR lcorou1ble Osngo sos
AL KINDS ~ oarprtsy Vort aud re-
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5000 rgH MONTH sud expenses guar
.UtarI 90 uuu who con furnish Al ref
.r.nrr tn trHvt. nIth cur feature pic
lur.a. $500 cash Investment required.
y.ur money secured. 24l Robinson hd6.
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EVEN A UtUe training az tho Vulas
INIsfu,4s college makes e t'g difference
lu t4a uay envelope, attend an ac-
credited commercial school az i0sll E'
THIRD Usage 1872. smith & Guise'
ploptietJrE.
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then a trusty. walked away from
the prison farm, His sole idea was
to earn enough money to prove his
innocence.
He was missing three years. In
Seattle he made good. But one day
he was recognized by detective.
picked up" and brought back to
Joliet. He had $40, saved from a
salary never more than $3.50 q
week. All this he confided on con-
dition his name nor his number
would not be disclosed.
II don't want to beg for SYM
pathy," he said. IF 1 only had a
friend outside who would do some
thing for me. But there Is no one.
1 am getting old. Freedom is q
wonderful thing. but l guess It's not
for me"
Tears welled into his sad eyes. He
wiped them away with tha back OF
his hand.
Then he walked back 10 his cell,
there to contemplate another black
Chrletmas-only another day Of
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HARDING DELAYED
IN HIS SHOPPING.
Mrs. Harding Better, but
Won't Participate in
Holiday Affairs

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.--Whilc
Mrs. Harding continues to show
rapid recovery from her recent Sc.
rlous Illness she has not yet sutii-
ciently rcgained her strength 10 par
tlcipate actively IN any Christmas
Observance,
For this reason Christmas at the
White House this year, II was dcri-
nltely learned today win be strict
ly informal tho president and Mrs
Harding planning 60 spend the day
simply and quietly with a few pci-
sonal friends, This Is In striking
contrast TO former seasons whom the
mansion has been the scene or gay
est festivities
Except for Christmas day the
president plans to devote much at
the holiday week at his desk ~ the
private study in the White House,
clearing up work which has piled
upon him because OF tho Legislative
situation iu congress and the recent
turn OF European developments
Mrs Hardings illness has pre-
vented a Christmas shopping tour.
The press of executive business
has prevented any extensive shop
ping by the president, Last week.
he managed 20 leave his work for
a short time to make personal
trip to local book store bot other
than this ne has not had an oppur-
tunity personally TO do Christmas
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Tulsa Boy Scouts
Help During Rush
At POsf0ffice Here

A woman with small Christ
mas package In her hand ap-
preached the postoffice yesterday.
A little fellow In khaki suit
sprang to meet her. touching his
cap.
Garry your parcel. lady7" he
asked.
The woman smlllngly assured
him that II was very small and
that she could carry II herself
and went on into the building. In
the lobby a boy about the same
size greeted her with
Can | weigh your package" ."
Not having been In the office
for several days. the procedure
was now TO her, The last time she
was there, no boy had offered to
help her. So partly IN curiosity
she gave him tho package. went
on TO mall her letters and returned
To find tho boy taking his turn
at the weighing table. lie handed
II TO her with the Information that
Il would be II cents. Thanking
him, she dropped two niCkles into
his hand. lie looked rather
puzzled, and repeated, II cents,
ms'am!"
But that's yours" she said.
I'm mail the package
As though the nickles were hot.
he handed them quickly back TO
her.
Nom" he said. I'VE don't do
that. thank you. We're Boy
Scouts."
with n warm feeling in hcr
heart, she thanked him and left
the building. thinking
And they say the age of chlv-
alrv Is mast"
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'LIFERS' EXPECT
SMALL CHRISTMAS
Stories of Men in Joliet
and What Might Have
Been Told Scribe
LIKE ANY OTHER DAY
One Escaped to Get Money to
Prove His Innocence, but
Detective Got" Him

STATE PENITENTIARY, JOLI.
Er Ill.,, Dec. 20.--Christmas to a
"lifer" behind prison walls-empty.
black. a day saddened by memories
of what was and dreams OF what
might have been.
True, there's special dinner a
movie perhaps, but what's that?
Friends. relatives. loved ones, make
Christmas. Without them the day
is meaningless.
So said two convicted murderers
here today. They're in for life"
TO them Christmas, like any other
day means only front bars, bleak
stone walls. wasted lives.
Young Farmer Boy One.
There's prisoner No. SSS3. He's
%, a farmer boy. Never before has
no eaten Christmas dinner away
from his mothers table.
Last August, crazed with bad
liquor. he murdered his bride OF
four months. Three weeks ago he
was brought here. He changed his
name for number
His face Is frank, open, boyish.
His hands are nervous, twltching-
twitching because their owner is just
beginning to realize the enormity of
the crime they committed.
Il never was In trouble before" ,"
he said, thinking back over many
cheerful Christmas days spent at his
home near Morris, H., and of four
happy months with his young wife,
the only girl ever went with"
II was raised Just as well as any
boy in the country" he said. 81
had a good education. I never
drank before. Now everything is
swept away It's sad. when !
think OF i'll almost go crazy"
"Christmas?" queried another
'lifer" convicted in 1913 OF MUIR
deriug an actress IN a Chicago hotel
We'll. it's Just about like any other
day"
HIS voice was weak, submissive.
And he laughed a hollow, meaning
less laugh. Six years in prison have
made him that way.
Three possessions he has In the
world--his wife, which Is useless 70
him unless he can gain his freedom;
a small picture, reproduction Of a
hotel cash book with which he once
had a faint hope he might prove he
was innocent Of the crime OF which
he was declared guilty. and sl70 in
money, not enough to engage a good
lawyer to handle his case.
Saved 10 Prove Innocence.
Several years ago this prisoner
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shopping Later this week, how
ever ne is expected to slip away
from tho white House for walk
down town to complete his pur-
chases
But while the president and Mrs.
Harding have not yet been able to
do much shopping, friends ana ad-
mircrs from all over the country
have hesicBed the White House with
gifts for them. These presents 'u
packages Of all sizes. have been hid
den away by white House aides aud
won't be opened til Christmas"
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ASK CHANGE OF VENUE
Pair Accused "a IIliAckcrs Seek
Change In Judges for Their Trial

A change OF venue was asked by
Elmer Haskell; and Edgar Menson
accused hiiackers when their cases
were called for a preliminary hear
Ing yesterday before Justice a. =.
watson. Tho charges wero trans
ferrod to Justice VI, j. Gray ana VIII
be tried sometime next week Has
kott and Mcnson are charged with
robbinR the Whitehouao grocery,
Ninth and Cincinnati. ~ SlH5 the
night of July J, They were arrested
last week by police officera.
suit for damages totalinK ttb175
was riled yesterday la district court
by Jack Worth Wilson against VIII
liam q, and Florence Nelson, Wilson
sets out In his petition that Sc0tom
bcr 30 he suffered severe Injuries
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
TONS OF APPLES
GOING TO WASTE
Third of Apple Crop in
Washington Running,
Union Man Says

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 20.--One-
third OF the apple crop OF the state
OF Washington Ia going 60 ruin be-
cause Of lack of transportation facll-
tiles and exhorhitant freight rates,
John quincy Adams, president OF
the Washington state Farmers
union declared today
Adams estimated tho monetary
loss to Washington growers Mt
S1,5OO,OO0 out OF total crop val
uation OF $6.00O,000.
"One-thlrd OF the apple crop In
Washington is going to ruin through
sheer inability to move or to handle
in the face OF tho high freight
rates" Adams said. but lack OF
transportation is the cause Of this
huge loss.
"Apples are being left on trees
or being dumped IN the rivers or are
frozen while In flimsy warehouses
waiting cars which never come.
Farmers throughout the apple
districts are using private cellars
and all available storage space TO
hold the apples and prevent their
freezing until cars arrive.
"The Columbia river between
Orondo and Wenatchee Is red with
apples which have been dumped
True, many OF them were wormy but
at least some would have been mar
ketable IL they had been sorted.
However, with railroad rates as
high as they are and no cars avail
able, growers are shipping only
what fancy apples they can. The
net prices obtained do not Justify
growers in handling C. grade apples
and even some fancy apples"
Adams declared the Washington
farmers are in favor OF a tribuna
which will prevent railroad strike,
and force both railroads and EN-
ployes TO give transportation for the
moving OF crops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
"Dope" Reports Bunk"
Bill" Hart Declares

CHICAGO, Dec 20.--"Bunk" IS
how william s. Hart, movie star.
characteri2es the stories OF dope"
rovcls in Hollywood Tho two-gun
movie hero IS In Chicago today on a
short visit Hollywood, according TO
Hart, has not cabaret or dance
hall and has only four policemen,
although rs population is 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

when he was run over by car
driven by william @. Nelson. Tho
auto. he claims was owned by Mrs.
Nelson. Tho accident occurred at
Fairvicw and Denver, Wilson WAS
riding motorcycle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

Twelve women held Jobs as tele-
phone and telegraph linemen in 1920.
that being an increase OF ak over
1910
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

memories hnd dreams that mover
come true.