The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-19
News of Saputpd
|CROWD EXPECTED
} TO HEAR FIELDS
Thousands of Dollars
Worth of Stolen
Goods Found

'sApt'LPA, sept. 1s.-with all
county republicans striving TO bring
su, a record breaking attendance
80 advance notices posted through
mi 'he entire district, the county's
greatest political assembly Is ex-
Tectcd when John Fields, republi-
can nominee for governors office,
speaks in this city Friday afternoon
M the Methodist tabernacle.
only n few OF the towns In this
section Of oklahoma have been in
cludcd In Fields campaign tour and
crIzous are expected TO come here
from all communities TO hear the
message the @. o. Z. leader will de-
liver.
Hand bills announcing Fields ad-
drpss have been scattered over ell
rarfs OF Creek county by cnthusias-
tic Supporters.
Recover Stolen Property.
stolen property, said TO be worth
Thousands OF dollars, was recovered
this afternoon when chief of Police
Ralph Morey of Sapulpa and Tulsa
officers Investigated a storage house
al Tulsa. according TO advices re-
celvod here.
Much Of the stuff recovered Is
said 20 belong to Sapulpans whose
homes have been entered by thieves
recently. The stuff IS understood 10
have been stored in the name OF
Doris Stanley, n woman who was ar
rested here last week, following the
killing Of John Lung, noted peace
officer OF eastern Oklahoma, in a
local garage.
That the recovery OF the loot re-
sulted from clues obtained In the
case on which Chief Moroy and
Lung were working when the lat
ter was murdered was the intlma-
ton in official circles here. Wheth-
er any arrests were made in con-
,naction with the stolen gods was not
earned
Giving his name as Frank Brady
and Sapulpa as his place " resi-
dence. man was being held by po-
lco at Wichita, Kan, today charged
/ With attempted robbery. Brady is
Asall to have made the wrong selec-
}tion when he chose Frank G, Lep-
pen. a Chicago salesman, for his
victim in a pocket picking attempt
at the union station Mt Wichita. Lep-
pen seized Brady and handed him
over to authorities.
sapulpa Central Labor council met
an lEEhlti f'hSlbil N'SN'l udS dAltl
noon, transacting routine affairs.
Most of'he Labor day receipts have
been collected and bills paid, IL was
announced. The Boy Scout band
donated $50 for the services in fur
nshing music on Labor day.
Road Won't Need Men.
Members of the Frisco shop craft
union have been spurned IN their
efforts to secure a conference with
the roads management, according to
word received from Springfield by
union men here today. The fol-
| lowing message was received by r.
A. shull from II. l.. Worman:
I'VE have advice that a rumor Is
being circulated TO the effect that
the management is going into con-
ference with general chairmen with
a view 10 ending the strike.
Such a rumor is absolutely false.
General chairmen OF the shop crafts
have asked for a conference tomor-
row morning, but were refused and
were told that IL any old employees
desired 20 return to work they could
do 50, starting In ns new employees,
the right being reserved to reject
any applications that were undesir-
able
We are now in conference with
the system committee to negotiate
a new schedule, and any old en-
ployes wishing 10 return to work
may do so subject to the new sche-
dule."