The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-02
Oklahoma

OkinHOHtu
or ENAH. Nov ]. g. According o. iNr
government report ~ cotton FNnrl bH
fuskto county j. 600 bales shott of wUaf
Prior 10 october IH, lH-ls th'rc ual been
INA haics Eiunei ~ pkfusaro county
end 20 the ramo iHte in l'ta only o..tt
ts'ts had been g.uucd. According tD the
R.rugfR. there will b, Iut few WINS fuU.
ming in the county hy 'Ha middle of
@nvcmh'f. Hu % "a 'ht-si't ihrt rfHrtI.
cHIy ell the cotton Will ht 90 tHs uHrku'
BY that time.
rAwHUSkA. Sov 1--Hairh Hubbard.
famous son of tIf late IIu,t ltubuiII.
writer. viii be iu rauhAass Saturday of
This week Co spend tNp weeks with the
Noy scouts hefs. iiuutird wHs formerly
connected with the luiystHty OF colo.
80, and II specialist p indian cus-
toms and traditions. lie tH Hi tIrHrht
au unattached student ~ tho r,t ms1
md ,spscts 90 add to hia st1ro VI knpw,.
study Of tho usaro tribo,
MALEsTER. Nov. ITO b.u with
New orleans h1Hpfauty waH tIa iu.
s.riptious borne BY tauuets od many ruI
mans ~ the AWtri,tu lesion special
trains - thsy lsft New ufLsua a'cori
the Legislature from llt'sburg county
aud delegate tn tho convention from th,
local post. Ctut'her b. lavish in DTS cen.
suto 0f tho southern city f.r tho boo.
10 entertain tho service visitors iio
says the tar famed southern Hospitality"
was myth ~ Tar uH Now orleans r
concerned M this Instance. Awnus tho
cities which entertained the lrsionuHIirH
Hospitality however. Wefu GALVESTON and
Houston. Crutchcr SAID.
NINrHA. Nov g. --- Chafie. Blaine. hls
;.ycsr. old daughter and John rsuuins
ton narrowly escaped death when tie
fotd roadster iu which they Wcro RAINS
quah avenue. uiHiueh uttrniiun hud
been held b. soWo boys who wore rolling
sumo tires along tho road. and one uf
which seemed 70 DO sent straight iu front
" the car. awhile dudging tho tires ho
ala not notice tho train aa he approached
the tracks, until almost on the trH,kH. ifo
thon sweryod to the north. The engine
missed tho car. hut tho tender caught tho
front fender. almost demolished the car.
sent tho littlo girl close tu tho wheels af
tho train, Pennington was bruised about
the right sDouldoG ana Blaine hit the
ground on his shouldota aud back Of his
head Tho Ilttie child managed to run
away from the train into tho arms uf her
father who had just managed to rise
from the ground.
nEGds. Nov IL, W. James negro
mcrchant. has secured temporary In
junction against the school board restrain.
ing that body from purchasing tho north
hair Of the northeast quarter 81 section
lt-ib-i2. Tor building negro school house.
me NIuNf prevents tMm use OF any luNi
Of tho $4,000 appropriated for school
buildlng from being used IN buying that
site. James alleges that the location IL
unssnitafy that Il has been used a. n
dumping ground by the city for the past
four years, that - is strown with TN cans,
Catcasses of dosd animals. ana that 200
cafcassos Of hogs that died with cholera
were dumped there.
ARpMoRE. Nov. IL. 4. critics. aged
~. " Ardmore, claims 20 be one OF the
tion Of the country IN the l. u. q. F.. hav.
tng Joined tho organization IN 1869 In
Indiana. Ito has aided In organizing new
lodges at Msyeaville, Ind, Blue Mound,
III, and Iowa Park. Texas, For u dif-
forant terms he served as noble Grand and
has b"on vice grand eight timer. lie was
delegate to the grand lodge Ia Illinois
for three yeurs
ENID. Nov. i,--Armistlcs day will be
celebrated IN Enid. There Will be biz
all wars In line. World war veterans will
be In uniform. All tho stores will be closed
during the morning. opening after tn,
MONDAY lunch.
KlNoFisHER. Nov. l.--Henry Nssen.
boom was struck by car driven by
Uord Wins, Or. Ito vns knocked 20 th'
pavement. breaking hla arm near tn,
shoulder.
JAY, Nov. l.--Df. Emmett starr oi
last week, checking up land titles. Doctoi
starr is one % tho few Cherokee hlStpri
ans Of his day. having completed a com
plete hlstory OF tho Choteau family, an
ceHiora ot which laid tho foundation Tot
Kansas city and 81. Louis, Ha Ia ais,
searching Tor data on tho early hiHtof,
OF sallna, In Msyes county which he say
was founded 100 years ago,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. Elmer XII
sore, convicted IN tho district court o
40 tai NaffN Ia.
years In tho state peultontiary Tor robbery
has been slyen a full and complete par
don by Gov. !. II, \. Robertson. Record
IN the case show that Kilgore has hooI
on a parole since December 40. 1890.
FAIRvIEw. Nov. The Major eoun
" board OF commissioners has been Ad
Nised by Frank Herman, assistant stat
engineer. that pTaject 20 build g
bridges and oulverts Ia tho county ma,
only p" contracted after competitive bid
have been received II the construction 4
handled hs ona undertaking.
PAwNEE, Nov. i.--n, r. McNell
county registrar, has been directed b!
the attorney general 20 register a. Al
olector an English woman who marie,
su American citizen In 1871.
PoNCA CITY. Nov. i.--Ponea city hA
built 800 residences annually for a perio,
OF three years, according Co an oftlcia
report nied with ne ehember Of com
housing committee. Those houses vii
average q cost Of $4,000 ur a total o
.l,e00.oaO annually Tor the three-yNar per
Tod. Meek estimates 90 houses being butt
here at tho present time In addition 1
several apartment houses. He smphs
sizes tho fact that no shacks are bein
built, and that 10 per cent Of local citi
rens own their own homes.
ENID, Nov. i.--Forty petit juryme
ana IA grand Jurors were drawn for IN
Ieconvening Of tho May term OF court o.
November la. summons we're sent by reg
iHterei natl There viii only bo ~ me
on the grand jury but an extra elk wor
drawn 20 replace disqualified Iurymct
Just why a grand Jury has been calle
has not been made public but Judge J. &
Roberts remarked that some of the peu
pie seemed TO want a grand jury and =
ho had called one
Kansas
TOPEKA. Nov, An Kansas railroad
have announced reduced rates Of fare an
one-haf for round trip tickets from al
points In tho state for delegates 60 IN
state postal conference. 10 be held a
Topeka, November 10, according 20 infor