The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27
Oklahoma

XtNGFIsHER. Nov. 2s.--airs. c. p.
wickmiller. Of this place, received
D',bI" accident when returning from
nsiahoma cry with her daughter and
.nn.in.law Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Conn. on
s'rs,yiy worked road about Is miles this
80 Of Oklahoma city they met another
ssr which failed to turn on the DINNERS.
Yhs sIsrs from the approaching car was
tPEht that Mr Conn could not see
bsrs he was driving. and In trying to
Sssp A safe distance out for the other
car. drove too ~ to the SIDE, and MS
y ssnkment Mrs. Wickmlller was the only
ono Injured
.pArEsTER, Nov. 26.--when the county
,,,11,Issioners returned from Oklahoma
city and announced that they had been
state highway department upon tho class
al roads to be built In this county
y5ass meeting was called Thursday after
noIn and delegation Of 2b business men
tr,,r all parts OF the county were selected
a. 20 at once to oklahoma Cily and
,r,er protest against rock asphalt being
anrtel The county commissioners have
rscenuy visited the experimental roads in
Illinois, which have been put to the most
severe tests and are unanimous in favor
nf ceucrete. Good roads enthusiasts here
Ssssrt that rather than submit TO the
rock asphalt roads an Injunction VIII be
asked on the expenditure OF the one and
a half million dollars for one half OF
when bonds have been voted in this
county.
HENRYETTA, Nov. 26.--As matter OF
heart balm Ida Ferks. was awarded the
,um OF $4,000 in breach OF promise
suit brought against John Tangeman, the
. case wes an old one that had passed from
one term 60 each succeeding term. and
Judgment was had In this term by de-
fault The same court awarded Blanche
Jones $500 personal injury against the
Kansas, Oklahoma and Guit railroad.
CHELSEA Nov. 26.--As result OF a
a. AL Aa
Jeffords president ef the Northeastern
chamber OF commerce. at the Chelsea .
chamber last meeting, was taken towards
mobilizing a large delegation accompanied
by the local band to attend the annual
meeting OF the Northeastern chamber,
which Is to be held at Sapulpa on Mon
day. II Ia certain that almost every one
Of the community's professions and In
dustrles will be represented at that
meeting and ready to support 10 the
limit every move that looks in the dlrec-
ton Of completing the Kansas City-Fort
Soott-Tulsa shortline route part OF the
United states highway OF hard d-suFfaced
roads,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 2s.-An order
reducing the rate OF the Artesion Elec-
by the Oklahoma corporation commission,
eSfctivs beginning with November bills.
'fhs existing rates are allowed to stand
but the commission added discount
clause which provides a 10 per cent dis
count for all bills paid within 10 days
from date OF bllllng, me ora rate was
Is 20 cents per kilowatt hours for all
In excess of 100 kllowatt hours, the new
rate will be 10 per cent less when bills
ara paid promptly. The electric company
offered no opposition to this reduction.
MUSKoGEE. Nov. 26-Muskogee XXI
vantsns will undertake to raise fund
OF s25.o00 to build r new home for the
local day nursery, It has been announced
The first step toward the goal set vii
bet taken within few days when th'
junior chamber OF commerce IL to give
minstrel show. The chamber hopes c
raise $4,000 by the enterprise. The show
will be home-talent production, tn
third OF the year except those given by
high school students, This Women
MONDAY club recently cleared $500 on
minstrel in which members OF tn
club made up tho entire cast. Th
James f. Smith post OF the American
Legion realized $1,000 at minstrel show
given on Armistice day.