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The Heart of the Rich
Canadian Valley
The El Reno Daily Tribune
A Blue Ribbon Dolly Ntwapaper Serving Oklahoma's Blue Ribbon Aron.
S ngle Copy, Three Cents
VI) MEAN8 ASSOCIATED PRESS
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934.
(UJO MEANS UNITED PRESS
VOLUME 43, NO. 152
ARDIMLS VICTORIOUS IN WORLD SERIES
K fe-
re Mortally Wounded In
Goodwill Tour Through
Streets of Marseille; Al-
leged Assassin Mauled
BULLETIN
Vienna, Oct. 9 </Pt—Unconfirmed
or* stated tonight that the
lufoslav government intends to
Itr an immediate mobilization
its army on the Italian and
ungarlan frontiers. Another
Junior said martial law would be
. eciared throughout Yugoslavlia.
j# -
g Marseille, France, Oct. 9 (/Pt—
e ng Alexander of Yugoslavia and
r uls Barthou. foreign minister of
ance were assassinated today as
. 2 Yugoslav monarch came to
\fance in an effort to improve
igoslav-French relations.
Alexander died of three wounds
| the chest.
Barthou was shot in the left
m. but he died as surgeons op*
ited on him.
General Allhont Joseph Oeorges,
tunded today by the assassin
io killed the king and Foreign
inlster Barthou. was reported
lng late today.
The shots which struck the king
d minister were part of a lussl*
le of about 20 fired.
Assassin Dies
They were shot down by an hs-
ssln. later Identified as Petris
ileman. 35. a Yugoslav said to
a merchant recently arrived In
"ance. He attempted to commit
Icide by shooting himself In the
outh but was cut down by po-
« sabers. He died soon after-
trd
Jlrst reports said another as- Rev. Percy W. Beck
«mn. unidentified, had been shot *
but authorities later denied
They did arrest two men
•ar Kalemen but they said they
;ro not sure the suspects had any
•nnection with the crime.
El
EXPECTED HERE
Annual Canadian County
Sunday School Meet
Scheduled
We Saw ToaXj
A NOTE of thanks wh. ’k,
was written by a pupil t
Central school for a school book
recently given to her by one of
El Reno's young matrons—The
contents of the note were as
follows—Dear—I sure do thank
you for buying my book for me
because my father is dead and
has been dead ever since I was
two years old. Mother has to
Just do anything she can to
feed us and send my brother
and me to school. I sure was
proud of my book. I have al-
ready caught up with the rest
of the children. We are on the
ninth lesson in it. If you can
come to school Friday our room
is putting on a program and
sure would like for you to
come. Your very best friend—
P. 8. my teacher is Miss Shack-
lett and I sure do like her.
Northwestern’s Dairy Judging Team
Herman Dittmer greatly per-
turbed—You sec he thinks the
word "Pine" which is fastened
on a large cottonwood tree north
of town is very misleading to
the members of the Boy Scouts
and others who are studying
forestry.
Begin Fifth Year
Church workers are expected to
gamer in El Keno 30o strong Tnurs-
uay to attend tne annual Can-
adian county Sunday senool con-
vention at the First, Presuyienan
lurcn, tnose in cnarge ol me pro-
m reported Tuesday.
0 l Canadian county churches, in-
i .g tnose in tne rural districts
j \ ,il send large delegations, it was
indicated at me recent district con-
ventions held m preparation lor tne
county event, which will attract
wonteis lrcni Yukon, Calumet, Union
City, Mustang, Piedmont and Ricn-
land.
Tne Northwest district recently
convened at Calumet; the Reno dis-
trict at Mi. /ion and the South-
east district at West Point. Tne Ml.
/ion Sunday senool will present a
| special nature oi tne evening pro-
gram, wmen is to be directed oy me
>oung peoples’ department.
Sheldon to Speak
The annual program opens at 10
I u. m. ano at li:l(i a. m. j. S. Peter,
general secretary of me Oklahoma
| council ol Christian Education, wul |
' deliver one ot tne principal aodres-
j ses, using as his suoject, "Preparing
| lor Cluistian Living,” Dr. t\ to.
I Sheldon. Okahoma city, Is schedul-
ed lor anothei address at 11:40 on
"Religion m The Home. '
A basket dinner will be served at
| noon at the Presbyterian church
, and the alternoon session will get
.underway at 1:15 p. m. Mrs. J. S.
Peter, Rev. R. R. Hildebrand, pastor
01 the First Christian cnurcli, and
Rev. Percy W. Beck, pastor of the
'Hist Methodist churcn. will be
among the alternoon speakers.
Dinner Arranged
j At 6 p. m
the young peoples department action,
the Presbyterian church, followed by' A
a pep meeting directed by Miss Bes-
sie Halbert. Mrs. A. D. Taylor, sec-
retary to Mr. Peter, will deliver the
.evenings address, "A Call From The
Mountains."
A play. The Return of the Piod-
igal" will be given by the Mt. Zion
Sunday school, while special music
will be furnished by Altena Den-
The team representing North-
western training school in the last
seven years has won team cham-
pionships and individual recogni-
tion In livestock, dairy, poultry and
crops judging; entomology, horti-
culture and garden work. They
have won livestock and dairy trips
to national contests three times.
have held seven state champion-
ships, eleven second and third
place teams, and 14 first place
awards In district meets. Shown in
the picture, .standing, left to right
are: Dr. O. E. Hatcher, president
of t!ie college; Ward Chase, coach;
and B. F. Johnson, instructor. Team
members, left to right; Ben Easter-
ly Louis Gat*. and Roland Kletke.
Republicans To Conduct
Political Rally
Final arrangements for a political
rally sponsored by the Canadian
county Republican central com-
mittee. to be held at 7:30 p. m. to-
night when W. B. Pine. Republican
nominee for governor, will appear
as the principal speaker, were be-
ing completed today by L. K. Butts,
a dinner will be served chairman of the county organlza-
Late Wire
Flashes
Shawnee, Oct. 9 iTi —George
McLean of El Reno wax named
prerident of the Oklahoma state
Elko association in the closing
session of the state convention
here today. He succeeds Murrell
Broun of Shawnee as president.
Rev. J. L. LaGrone. district sup , .
,hn , nln*s' *ho will give a violin solo used on tl
The visit of Alexander to France i f1' P, W d l, “ lP,aR<1 11 quartti,. composed of ; the rally
Tne visa ot Alexander to nance qlwrtcr|y conference of the First Mrs. Blanche Smith. Eldon Bcckner, place.
Methodist church congregation Margie Little and Kendall Little.
Kathernie McCann will present n
as regarded hs of great dlplo-
atic importance to France and
ie Little Entente of which Yugo- Monday night when he
avia Is a part. resolutions from the
Cheered by Throngs
Alexander hnd been greeted on
a procession through the city ........
- cheering throngs. “on* * ""king U»t the
He was riding In the first „u-j annual conference at Blackwell re-
mobile of the procession pust the tRrn RfV- Percy W. Beck to this
ork exchange when the shots ^ante for the ensuing year,
arked out. His car was riddled The resolutions also ask that
presented |
resolutions from the pastoral rein- j
lions committee to the conference,
which recommended that rcsolu-
vocal solo.
id was the only automobile hit.
The dying king was taken to the
■efreture where surgeons began
nergency work In an effort that
oved futile to save hta life.
Other* Wounded
Eight others were wounded bo-
des Oeneral Oeorges. One of
icse was a police Inspector. It;
Rev. LaOrone be returned to the
district as superintendent.
Resolutions as presented Mon-
day night were signed by R. E.
Pyle, chairman; Thomas Jensen
and Raymond Koemer. members.
The measures were adopted unani-
mously by the conference
Other Reports Heard
Other reports presented Monday
Campaign Will Further
Goodwill Spirit
Langley Coffey. Oklahoma
City, state president of Young Re-
publicans of Oklahoma, also will
appear on the speaking program.
In addition to Oeorge Young of
Okarchc. Republican nominee for
congressman of the sixth district.
Band Will Parade
A loud-speaker system will be
used on the courthouse lawn, where
lx scheduled to take
In the event of unfavorable1
weather, the meeting will be con-'
ducted In the district courtroom.
Preceding the address, the El
Reno hlghschool band under direc-
tion of Pred Pike will take part
In a parade through the buxine:,.
district nnd later will appear at
the courthouse.
The political rally will be open i
! ed with prayer led by Rev. A. W ;
Hallmatlt. pastor of the First Meth-
odist church of Yukon, and Mr.
Pine will be Introduced by J. L.
Trevutlum of El Reno.
Oklahoma (Tty, Oct. 9 </I'i—The
daizling Deans, fresh from their
world aeries triumph, will fly to
Oklahoma City tomorrow for an
exhibition game at Texas League
park tomorrow night Both Paul
and Dlny will pitch for an all-
Mar team against the Kansas City
Monarrhs. negro team.
Madrid, Oet 9 i/P>—The gov-
ernment of Premier Alejandro
Lerronx today began mopping up
the remaining vestiges of rebel-
lion In several province* while
estimate* of lhe dead in the six
days of extremist outbursts
ranged from 3M to I.M0.
WILL SPEAK AT
Program Marks Opening
of Intensive Drive By
County Democrats
R. P. Hill, Oklahoma City, dis-
trict Judge of the 13th judicial dis-
trict, will be the principal speaker
during the rally of Canadian coun-
ty Democratic candidates In Okar-
che at 8 p. m. Wednesday. J. N.
Roberson, county chairman, an-
nounced Tuesday.
The rally, which marks the open-
ing of an intensive campaign to
be waged during the next month,
will be held in the Okarche high-
school auditorium. The public has
been Invited to attend.
In addition to the address by Mr.
Hill, all county candidates will
speak and at the close of the ses-
sion hot dogs and coffee will be
served.
Other Rallies
Another feature of the program
will be special music throughout
the evening.
Thursday the Democratic candi-
dates meet in the Valley precinct
at the Enterprise school building
with Clarence Mills. Oklahoma City,
as the principal speaker. Ben Ar-
nold. Oklahoma City, has been
scheduled to make the main ad-
dress during Friday evening’s rally
In the East Walnut precinct at the
Union Graded No. 2 school.
Two Are Denied
Names On Ballot
Chiracs. Orl. 9 I'—Denounc-
ing demand* for immediate bal-
ancing of the federal budget in
(he fare of relief demands, Don-
ald Rirhbrrg, sold today “*
blind, reactionary. Inhuman gov-
ernment could breed a revolt In
M days." Declaring new deal
expenditure* and measure* have
saved the nation from revolution.
President Roosevelt’s chief policy
advisor also slruch at “dodo-
lists" for attack* on NBA.
Pinna for n worthwhile campaign
ton IwU-vnI of ttw ' wiicr icpwie |iranimi mummy ^
Thf NMMln wounded cpworth league*, the tntaMonary length Monday night at the
lf ittT hv^Mhir* llocicUc,‘* the Ladle*' Aid noctcty.' meeting of the junior
had own cut down oy uMni. |n(| financial secretary’* statement, chamber of commerce In the din*
thr P*Vcmen' hr With the Blackwell conference tnoiroom of the Oxford cafe. ^ ..........
-JEI” ®een odlkt church hrre.
hu pocket. The local conference also
fled the election of Thomas Jen
Oklahoma City. Oct 9 •A’i—Deny-
ing Lester E. Smith ol Wrwokn anti
Dr. Oeorge B. Long of Tulsa tin*
right to run for corporation com-
misMoner In Ute general election
I Tompkins SpeakH
On Boat! Program
Injuries Received
In Auto Accident
Pnul Whitehead, of near Oeary,
suffered painful bruises when the
automobile in which he was riding
with Frank David, Concho, struck
and killed a cow one mile west of
Karns late Monday night, It was
reported Tuesday.
Considerable damages resulted to
the car. David, a painter, was
taking Whitehead to Concho for
employment, he said.
Did You Hear
lAR. AND MRS. ERNEST
iU HODGKINSON, 1005 Sun-
set Drive, returned from the
world . scries today, nnd was
Mrs. Hodgklnson in high glee?
She brought home a baseball
autographed by the principal
players of both teams, and it
also bears the autographs of
Joe E. Brown, Mrs. Brown,
George Raft and Graham Mc-
Namee. While at the games,
Mrs. Hodgklnson saw Mae West.
Kate Smith, and Will Rogers.
She even got to chat with the
great “Babe” Ruth and hts wife
for a few moments.
-o-
Another vignette of the world
series: Rolf von Merveldt proved
himself equal to almost any oc-
casion. On Saturday, all tickets
were sold out. He paid u
"scalper" 12.50 for one of the
coveted pasteboards, only to dis-
cover later that It was good for
admission on Sunday Instead of
Saturday. So Rolf walked around
the block and peddled the ticket
to another “sucker” for $5.50.
But he still wasn't Inside the
park. He saw some boys climb-
ing Into the grandstands from
the top of a car parked on a
side street. Following their ex-
ample, he made It over the fence
Just as a cop was reaching for
hls coat tails!
Dizzy Dean Makes Good
On Boast To Defeat
Tigers; Pitches All of
Shutout Game
R H
St. Louis 007 002 200—li 17
Detroit _____000 000 000— 0 8
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MRS. KELLY ILL
Mrs. M. P. Kelly. 915 South Ma-
comb avenue, was confined to her
home Tuesday, suffering a sprain-
ed right ankle which she injured
five months ago. At the time or
the accident, the Injury was con-
sidered of a minor nature, but has
grown to a more serious condition.
F
ran seen
Indicted On Murder Count
In Kidnap Case
BULLETIN
Trenton, N. J„ Oet. 9 </tv-
Governor Moore announced to-
day that extradition papers to
bring Bruno Hauptmann to New
Jersey for trial on a charge of
murder In the kidnaping and
death of Charles A. Llndberg, Jr.,
wonld be signed at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Trenton. N. J.. Oct. 9 kT*>-Con-
ference at Trenton, N. J.. between
Navin Field, Oct. 9_The St.
Louis Cardinals won the seventh
game 11 to 0 and the world series
four games to three today as Dizzy
Dean from HoldenvUle, Okla,
pitched his shutout by the widest
margin In series history.
The Cards scored seven runs In
one Inning, the third, and a riot
among the leftfield bleacher patrons
forced Commissioner K. M. Landis
to put Joe Medwlck, Cardinal out-
fielder. out of the game In the
sixth.
Dean, who went all the way on
the mound, was credited with five
strikeouts and Issued no bases on
balls, while he allowed only six
hits.
Fox got two doubles. Gehringer
two singles, Rogell and Greenberg
one each, for the only Tiger hits.’
In the Cardinal ranks, Collins was
good for four out of five trips up.
while Dean, Durocher, Rothrock
and Martin each hit twice.
All Score Runs
Pepper Martin scored three of
the St. Louis runs, while every reg-
ular In the Cardinal lineup crossed
the plate. Fullls, who replaced
Medwlck, was the only man who
failed to scon.
Detroit used six hurien In their
effort to stay the onslaught. Auker..
who started the game, was replaced
by Rowe in the third, while Hog-'
sett and Bridges both saw mound
service in the fatal third inning.
Marborry went Into the box In the
eighth, while Crowder pitched the
ninth.
The serlee this year was the first
since 1931 that has extended Into
seven games. In that season, St.
Louis won over New York In the
seventh conflict.
A huge floral horseshoe was
brought In preceding the game, for
presentation to Micky Cochrane.
Tiger manager, who had spent
Monday night In a hospital as a
result of Injuries to his knee. He
took part In today's game, how-
ever.
First Inning
St. Loula—Martin, lead-off man.
prru’iit
* i moved from
I King Alexander, who wax 46
ears old. died with bullet hole* In
is liver, left luna and left xhoul-
IT.
Barthou died with wounds In hta
•ft forearm and a leg. Agrd 73
)eara, he bled to death aa surgeon*
(tempted a Mood transfusion.
kM'EEN IN TOLD
IF FATAL SHOOTING
Strasbourg. France, Oct. • irt—
meen Marie of Yunoalavta waa
itd of the Baaaxalnation ot her
uaband. King Alexander late to-
ay, when her train reached here.!
he Immediately boarded a special
rain for ManeUle which she will
ph early tomorrow.
sen as lay delegate to the annual
conference at Blackwell, and ap-
proved the selection of Frank L
Carpenter aa alternate. The Black-
well ae*»ton will open Oct. 18.
MYERS SUSS
WENT VIRGINIA OUENT8
Mr. and Mra. Edgar Heath and
f«. Merle, of Wheeling, W. Va„
re guest* in the home of Mrs.
tenth's aunt. Mra. Chaa H. Todd
nd Mr. Todd, lot North Macomb
venue.
Funeral Plans Awaiting
Relatives* Arrival
Mlm Catherine Albers and Mn.
irt Mannarhrerk. of Union City.
■ Reno visitor* Tuesday.
Markets At A Glance
New York. Oet. e ii
aharm
miked. V.l(
utter early gain. Curb If-
•premium hither. For-
change* muted. Sterling re-
Cotton lower, sugar tower,
■mgr.
Chicago. Oet • u»—Wheat Arm.
0am Miami.
Top ilbil
Funeral arrangements tor Dick
Myers, M. who died late Monday
night at hi* home. IN South
Oresham avenue, were pending
word from relatives in Indiana
Tuesday afternoon at the Wilson
funeral home.
Mr. Myers died following a brief
Illness of asthma. Me la survived
by turn mm. Frank and Archie, of
the home: three daughters. Mra
Clara Cm and Mra Jack Lane, at
El Rom Mra Pied Lane, of In-
diana.
Aim three halt-brother*. Roy
Fen well M Reno. Clifford Fen-
well, Oklahoma CMy. Denny Fen-
well. of Little nook. Ark.
W. F Crttea, Ml ft* Wade
street, departed Monday Mr 0L
Laura where he wtk apend a week
*Hh Ma jarenta, Mr. and Mra
woiMi Ot cm*
presented at reg-
ular Intervale In the various com-
ran-! munltlc*. All program* will, ol
course, be *t*(ed free of charge
and are expected to create much
interest In each locality when they
an arranged.
Monday night’* diacuMion cen-
tered upon the type of entertain-
ment to be offered and selection*
of talent for the production*. A*
far aa poaelbl*, only member* of
the junior chamber wiU be
to participate In the program*. No
definite action wo* taken by the
group In determining the nature of
the entertainments, but many mem-
ben favored the presentation of
blackface mlnatrel*.
Jack Moore, junior chamber pres-
ident, led the diooumtons. and Lu-
etue Babcock. Jr, chairman of sc-
llvines, outlined eleps which have
been taken thus far by this com-
mittee in making preliminary
ir the
M.
I* a
Clinrlrs II. Tompkins. KI Reno,
tiutimuii vu'e-prrxlrirtit nnd state
Is etiitiled I prrxldent ut ||m* Uniirtl States
Highway dd axxorintinn. wilt »pen It
---- brtore i hr good made division ol
MalM. I1** Oklahoma Cllv riuunber ol
Bl NINKNN vIHITOR romtnrrrr »t noon WrdprMlnv,
Ray Clark, o| Chicago. Ill, Mr. Tompkins wn* formnlv na-
business visitor here. Itmiinl president.
Lions Completing Plans
To Aid Needy Children
Members nf the El Reno Lion* momma, where ihrv will be rot-
club are compleung plana for thru tertrd *hortlv alter that hour. The
annual drive for Chrtati
rangementa for
program*.
Sharp Upturn In
Bond Issues Seen
dlararded riothlno.____________
book* to be distributed antona rhil
dren m needy famines, with the
annual drive to beam at • a. m
Sunday.
ft I* pointed out that In pa*t
year* the drive for toys has bran
Mat max toy*. Lions, with the assistance of Boy
and old school Seoul* will ennvaxs the entire rlty
to nattier the rontnbutiona which
have been tiiared upon porrhes.
Toys will be delivered by the
Ltan* to members nf II Reno fire
department, and prior to the hall-
.. ----------------Say season the firemen will re-
the meena of bringing cheer to an decorate the iov* for dlatributlon
average of log children who oth- at “
_ ^ Chris ma*
•rwtae would have received no gift* turned to the
Clothing will
Red Cross to
Oct. » tffi-A ation on the
Oklahoma City,
•harp rise in bond
during Bepmuboi. Indicative ef a
general upswing m *1111111111 waa
-----—
dwtngthe holiday season, ami, issued to the needy rhikiren. while
tne Lions are again urging cooper
tal by mor
met being
appHralim* and
M the August to-
Vmm the far-
sparrAS asar,gS,Twff5
. _____ . I Mtnds of those most urgently m
, ft to atoo stated that many rhil*, need of the contributions.
dran who ate now m attendance it, WW Mat Cards
£woh wiU he farced to drop horn Oh Thursday. aU school rhikiren
Tribunal Refuses Dismiss-
al of Appeal
Oklahoma City. Oct. 9 1/P1—Oov-
rmor Murray lost another round In
hls battle with the supreme court
today.
Thr murt refused to dismiss an
appeal ol State Auditor Carter from
a derision of Ute Oklahoma county
district court granting Ml** Maude
Thomas ol Beaver approximately
$3,000 tor salary and expenses as
highway commiwioner. Murray had
demanded that the court d ism Is*
tile appeal.
"Egyeeded Authority"
The high court declared also that
Governor Murray exceeded hu au-
thority when he brought a court
action in hu own name for a de-
partment under hu control.
Murray won a technical victory,
however, when the court ravened
a Creek county district court ruliiw
and directed the lower court to
hear a petition of the bank com-
missioner for collection of $154,000
lit assets for depositor* of the tail-
ed Bapulpa Bute bank.
in M»y lKLUu Oovemor filed
the suit in behalf of the depoaiton,
alleging the Pure Oil company.
Pint National lank ot Tuba.
Royalties CdfjRsnUcn* of America
and others, unlawfully
•roeta from Uw bank
ram* inuoivviu.
The district court held Murray
without authority to bring suit.
Meanwhile, Uw bank commtoaioner
filed a petition ot Intervention. The
district court dUmuwcd UiU petition
also
Supreme court justice rated the
rye Should be tried on Uw commie-
tooner •» petition.
Bronx county. New York, proaecu- swung and mlaaed for the flrat
tor and high New Jersey official*! out. Rothrock doubled Into lett
Mvea unto** Uwy era supplied with
heavy etoUUng Tin HiigTM
ber ot these ate in—*^
num-
of test-
ate Ml-
LOUtS
It, Mr and
ft Apeak and Dr.
lira returned Monday
SL Lauia. Me., when
•one* at uwtr
AfsaAi
bMha whtoh they wttj]
Uw fame an^HM
In II Reno will be imued
which Uwv will
x who
Monk
their parents who a n' asked to
designate whether or not Uwy will
make wntrtkuMotw to the drive.
Them cants will be returned to Uw
■Moots Friday, and in Uil* man-
ner uw Uom wttl be able to gam
• reoaanabty accurate cheek on Uw
number at domUton* to be re-
ceived. even before Uw drive cpma
Or. Waller tt. Martin la
had obtained
after 11 be-
1 WEATHER
■uSy fSff taisr ■*
Fur aMwwMNrtad Mding
p to. Monday; fitoh, Mi tow"
p. at. Monday: KSV^K*Mt a*
t»M
State gf
PreilpllallM,
Sub mboi tptoitww ol CM.
tom orta todag ol Ida
center field. Frisch filed out to
Rogell In short center field. Med-
„ JL . ^ wick* foul back of third waa taken
Lindbergh kidnap j by Owen. No rana, one hit and
no error*.
Detroit —White grounded out,
Frisch to Collin*. Cochrane re-
ceived a great hand when he ap-
proached the plate but grounded
out, Frlxch to Collins. Gehringer
filed out to Rothrock tn right
field. No runs, no hits and no
waa arranged to discus* extradition
of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. In-
dicted on a rhorue of murder In New
Jersey in the ‘
case.
District Attorney Foley disclosed
Hauptmann'* shouted replica of
"Hey. Doctor.” to quest Ion* when
Col. Lindbergh, disguised, viewed
the prisoner, cauaed the filer's Iden-
tification of Hauptmann s voire as
that of the man to whom Dr. John
F. Condon paid the $50,000 Lind- Prror.
bergh ransom. The man who re-
ceived the rananm shouted "Hey.
Doctor," to attract Condon’s atten-
tion.
An unidentified witness who has
definitely placed Richard Haupt-
mann. under Indic.ment lor murder
In Uw Lindbergh kidnaping, at the
scene of the crime, has been found
by New Jersey authorities, Govern-
or Moore dlacloacd.
Oovemor Lehman of new York
waa notified by teephonc by Oov-
emor Moore of New Jersey that ex-
tradition papera for Hauptmann
would be delivered to him this aft-
ernoon. Ho mid he would art on
them promptly.
lUMfTO
Ritca for Mra. Splker Ar-
ranged Wednesday
Mn. E M. BpUter, $4. Oklahoma
City, a former reaMent ef M Reno,
died Tuesday morning at Uw Ok-
•horn* ciiyaeaanl hospital follow-
ing an attenMd lllneoa, according
to wort! received by her brother, J.
A. DeAUey, MB North avano era-
Funeral aervtat will it at 10:11 a.
8t. Louis—CoUina singled Into
right renter. DeLaneey hit Into
s double play. Owen to Oehringer
to Greenberg. OrsatU singled
Into right field. Durodwr (Onat-
U wss caught stealing second. Coch-
rane to Oehringer.) No runs, two
hits snd no errors.
Detroit—Goalln hit a slow hop-
per to Collins, who threw to Dean,
covering first for the put out. Ro-
gell reached first by Durocherl
error, s low throw to flrat. Oraen-
berg swung hard for Uw third
•trike. Owen forced Rogell at sec-
ond. Martin to Frisch. No runs,
no hits and one error.
Third taotog
St Louta-Duroeher fltod out to
White In center field. Dean re-
ceived a great hand when he walked
to Uw ptato and ooUectad a dou-
ble into left field. He ilid into
second on a ctoee play. Martin
beat Auker to tint, when Oraen-
berg fielded his Mow bounder, for
an infield hit, tendtog Door to
third. RoUiroeit (Martin stole no-
ond. Uw throw waa tow.) waa
walked to load Uw haara Priaoh
s tow tow drive to
right ftoto scoring att three run-
ner*. (Bohoatbog Rowe Is ealad to
the mound tor tlw TWm) MM-
toff, Frigeh^gctog^ tottML. SS!
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 152, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 9, 1934, newspaper, October 9, 1934; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919377/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.