The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02
NEWS BRIEFS FROM FIVE STATES
Oklahoma

Oklahoma
HoLpENv1LLE, Dec. This ESids
nv IRE wednesday night with a loss OF
about three thousand dollars, partially
s1vered by Insurance
ENID. Dec. Tine furniture and fix
,u-es curtains and draperlss with which
liza local Argonus post OF the American
feriou will fix up their rooms IN the
Invention hall have arrived and plans
srs being perfected for a formal opening
soon.
rAwHUsKA, Dec. Word was re-
,s'ved BY Mrs. Isabella f. King to the
-ftelt that her name as a member Of
,.n mad been placed In the cornerstone
M the new capitol building OF Nebraska
,aIi y few days ago ct Lincoln. Mrs
of Trancis Lewis on her fathers eide and
u Aquilla Davis on her mothers side
and Is the only member or tho Daughters
of the American Revolution living IN Paw
husNa,
MIAMI. Dec. IA jury IN the case Of
tsa Nahutska Mining company against
,ta ~1Iettner Mining mpsn and +. W.
rysrs Yesterday returned a verdict Of
$4,000 against the mining company. An
= eyed Cutover In a mining. lease was
Involved. nv RAHAhNAAA n N1"HHN'H
oUApAw. Dec. IA number OF Qua.
nav residents ate "crow" instead %
ia-sey as a result 81 a raid on. r%efriger-
night before Thanksgiving The thieves
rarsacked the school building also, and
took the teachers clocks
pONCA CITY. Dee. Former Mayor
W H. McFadden. first vice president Of
the Marland on company and a member
OF the local Boy Scout council, gave the
Roy Scouts Of Ponca city something to
no thankful for yesterday when he hung
up two stiff prizes for them TO compete
OR dgrlns. ,h3sso coming Twelve e., m9 sndg,
who will bring IN the most members dur
ing the year, boys who will show the
stuff necessary to stick to the orgsniza-
lion and another 800 purse goes to the
boy who will hake the greatest indi-
,iiual showing in scout work during the
year The winners sLe to be- announces
served TO the boys In 1923 by X. p.
BauEhman. the local council head.
wEwoKA. Dec. THE ga. franchise
That was recently voted to r.. c. Dunn
and associates OF Holdenville failed Of
contamination. owing to the big wells
being brought in Just north OF town other
parties were anxious 20 obtain franchises
Tor gas purposes and the parties refused
10 sign.
DkMiIIGEEs Dec w - futCellt
~veiI-known white Orpington breeder. was
elected president Of the pkmulEeo County
Poultry association at the annual election
baid here. l. G. Richards was elected
wt reelected as secretary-treasurer
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. THE Okla.
hofna Federationist has been suspended
nv the executive board Of the Oklahoma
state Federation Of Labor. and the Okla
homa Trades Review has been established,
taking ovec tho subscription list OF the
Ftderationist.
PAwHUsKA, Dec. The monthly re
port Of Supt. J. O.. Hall Of the city
ora for the month goes to Franklin
school with a percentage OF 95.5 with the
high school second with a percentage Of
o4S. The high school shows the best
percentaRe in the matter OF the least
cases OF tardines for the month.
MIAMI, Dee. THE Miami Lions club
will be host next Wednesday evening TO
members OF the Nowata Lions club and
their wives at a Joint meeting st Hotel
Miami.
NALESTER. Dec. 1.-The local delega-
ton Of dentists in attendance at the re-
cent convention Of the Eastern Oklahona
Dental society Mt Muskogee succeeded in
landing the next convention at McAlester.
CHELSEA. Dec. REV. d. Rees Jones
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, VINO
was a missionary in india and worked un'
der the auspices OF the Y. NJ. G. a. cur'
ing the war is delivering n series OF lee
lures on sunday nights on travels. Mex
Sunday night his subject will be- "Baby'
Ion the Great"
PAWHUSKA. Dec. l.-sam Coker ar
rested on tho Kansas line, about. tive
weeks ago by Cofteyville officers and held
here for the alleged killing Of Fred Easor
IN a poker game hoidup at shotgun Cor
s ,s,v on 5s{ October S5.t e; ~ "a F!veoc ro.t eF'l ant
released on motion OF the county ATTORNEY
because no evidence had been founc
against HIM.
OKMULGEE, Dec. 1.-George Add. ne
gro, was in trouble over an OIL derrlch
he had been told to report at the JustlG,
Shlelds' court ut 8 o'clock. BY 3 O'Clock
the office was TANNED with attorneys an
their clerks. Where George Add finsll'
SBpearsd tas .T situation EIarr IVES fEp'a'IIe re-
ready foh NAH trial now anytime. Here
my attorneys. got all OF them l couii
lind cause I did want 10 keep out :
trouble There was a general exodus an
ADD chose a new lawyer. The heaT'nI
was postponed until December 4.
AToKA, Dec. Under the auspices q
the Atoka Retail Merchants association,
monthly Trades day will be held at Atok
commencing the first Wednesday IN Jan
uary. Instead az cash prizes or merchan
use premiums pure pIru Ca',.s,
peultry will be given away. Only farmer
will be permitted Ia participate in IN
drawings.
ARDMORE, Dec. barnard Ulriei
receiver for the state National bank /
Ardmore. will leave here on January
Tor Chicago where he will take up ne
duties following his association with N
Central Trust company OF that city. U
rich Is the third receiver TO be sent hel
by the comptroller Of currency since n
hank T1ogeH par1y fhfa war and has n
NAMED on the job longer than have \
predecessors. In closing up the affairs
the bank, he filed almost a score OF sui
asking legal judgment
Arkansas
FORT SMITH, Ark. Dec, BE Eot
20 my baby" wrote Mrs. Marie Dix
Iowman, just before she committed sI
eide at her home. 20l2 Grand ayenu
Mrs. LOwman. 26 years old, wife OF q,