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THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF “A CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE" APPEARS WITH COMICS TODAY ON PAGE 6
^he El Reno Daily Tribune
The Heart of the Rich %
Canadian Valley
You Can Buy It Foe
Less In El Reno
A Blue Ribbon Dally Newspaper Serving Oklahoma’s Blue Ribbon Area.
Single Copy, Three Cents
</T) MEANS ASSOCIATED PRESS
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934.
(U.R) MEANS UNITED PRESS
VOLUME 43, NO. 193.
The Royal Bride and Bridegroom
We Saw Today
ajfRS. JOHN O PARIS, a(?c
1*1 92. of Mt, Ayr. Ia.. who
recently arrived In El Reno to
visit with her son V. S. Paris
and family—Mrs. Paris made
Session Arranged To Dis-j
cuss Proposed Legisla- 1
tive Measures
the trip alone—Enroute she re-
ceived the thrill of her younR
life when she was prlvlleRed to
ride “The Zephyr" (train* from
St. Joseph. Mo., to Kansas City.
Mo.—The average rate of speed
was 80 miles per hour although
It can make 120.
Two meetings of Interest to local
business men have been scheduled
here Tuesday, Nov. 27, it was an-
nounced today by H. O. Keller, sec-
retary of El Reno chamber of com-
i merce.
Members of the Retail Merchants
: association and any other Interested
Individuals are being urged to meet
for lunch at noon Tuesday at the
'Oxford cafe when E. W. Smartt,
representative of Oklahoma Retail
Merchants association, from Mus-
kogee, will conduct a meeting rela-
tive to the coming legislative ses-
sion.
Sweet corn from the Harden
belonging to Mrs. Nancy Butler.
North Choctaw avenue — Mrs.
Butler is 84 years of age and
has played an active part In
the cultivation of her fall gar-
den which has produced a large
variety of vegetables—Mrs. But-
ler thinks this is the latest date
that anyone has ever gathered
roasting ears in Oklahoma.
Out our west window—A shiny
new tile front on a business
building.
BE OBSERVED BY
All Public Offices To Re-
main Closed During
Entire Holiday
Late Wire
Flashes
It is said that a message of vital |
Importance to every merchant in
Oklahoma will be presented, and
that this discussion will be of equal I
interest to chain store managers
and Independent merchants.
All who plan to attend the noon
meeting Tuesday are requested to
notify the Oxford cafe during the
morning so that adequate reserva-
tions may be assured.
Better Housing Program
SETFQRTRIAl
Practically every business estab-
lishment in Ei Reno will hr closed
throughout the entire day Thurs-
day in observance of Thanksgiving,
it was announced today by Mrs.
Anne Shanklin, manager of the
credit department of the Retail
Merchants association.
Cafes and automobile service sta-
tions will follow their usual policies
of remaining open onlv a portion
of the day. Mrs. Shanklin ex-
plained.
Offices To Close
The postoffice will be closed all
day Thursday, with no city nor
rural mall deliveries scheduled.
Banks at El Reno also will be
closed from Wednesday night until
Friday morning.
All offices at the courthouse will
be locked Thursday, according to
County Judge Emmett Thompson.
' and the city hall will close to
the
PONCA CITY. Nov. 26 (/Pi—
Governor-elect E. W. Marland
indicated today that a special
session of the legislature may
he called shortly after an
iihreviatrd regular session In
.lanuarv. lie said his program
might not bp far enough ad-
vanced for submission at the
regular session and that it
might he wise to cut It short
and recall the legislature liter.
At 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, the Better.
i Housing committee, composed of all
, building material dealers, electri-
I clans and plumbing contractors,
permit employes to observe
Criminal Trials Scheduled
In December
which are closed Thanksgiving day.
It has been announced
Schools Dismissed
Students in all El Reno schools
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (^*1—
Continuation of federal audit-
ing and disbursing of relief
funds in Oklahoma arter the
relief setup is turned back to
(he stale was asked here today
bv Senator Elmer Thomas, to
avoid *>ny possibility of ir-
regularities." Great rare should
he talon to avoid criticism of
relief disbursements, the sena-
tor said. John Eddleman, who
conferred today with Harry
Hopkins, frdcral relief chief,
said that Marland has agreed
to name him state relief direc-
tor ir Hopkins asks for a suc-
cessor to Carl Giles.
___ _ Two criminal cases were set for
SL.-SJU'S\SSS$£Z,\-a-hj-
a house-to-house canvass to be con- county district court which is now Friday, it was stated nv it. ...
ducted in El Reno to compile nec- being conducted before Judge Luc- Wrinkle, superintendent. In addl-
essary information for operation of ius Babcock. tlon l0, the ® Re“° schools others
the local Better Housing unit. _ f ,h state aKalnst Jack throughout Canadian county will
A committee representing El Reno gd, charged with sale of liquor be granted the double holiday .
___i___-i___..an oHsnH a .sadier, cnargea wun sate ui j?Velvn McCartv. county
ROME, Nov. 26 (/Pi—Italy to-
day openly defied Yugoslavia'*
attempt', lo investigate the plot
that resulted In the assassina-
tion of King Alexander at Mar-
seille last month by refusing
France's demand for the ex-
tradition of two alleged princi-
ples. The court of appeals at
Turin ruled against request for
Dr. Anton Pavellch. alleged ter-
rorist leader, and his supposed
assistant Egon Kvaternik, both
of them under arrest In Italy.
Did You Hear
the
t \ charity show Saturday
morning would have had her
entire day spoiled Imd It not
been for Harry Bradford, mem-
ber of the Klwani.s committee in
charge of the event.
One little girl, whose name
was not learned. I/ought a can
of corn to use as her admission
to the show which was staged
to obtain food for needy fam-
ilies. Site also had purchased a
loaf of bread to take home af-
ter she had seen the movie. But
she became so excited that as
she passed into the theatre site
deposited the bread and kept the
corn.
Sonic minutes later she re-
turned to the lobby to tearfully
explain her mistake, but by
that time the bread was "lost"
in the stack of food. Mr. Brad
ford came to her rescue and
produced a dime for her to
buy more bread so that every-
thing would turn out all right
when the child reached home.
Proposal For Session In
January To Be Studied |
In Preparation For Con-
stitutional Amendments I
TEXAS OFFICERS
PONCA CITY. Nov. 26 (/P>—Oov-
ernor-elect E. W. Marland and his I
"brain trust" today were scheduled
to get down to hard work in pre-
paration for Marland's taking of-
fice in January and the meeting |
of the legislature.
Called to Ponca City yesterday I
were members of his unofficial I
committees on education, revenue I
and taxation, and the budget.
These committeemen met with
Marland and Doctor Arnold Ben-
nett Hall of Brookings Institute, |
Washington.
A luncheon meeting of the house I
of representatives with Marland
was scheduled today. Tomorrow
state senators will confer with Mar- [
land.
Among the questions which prob-l
■ ably will bo taken up by Marland
I with the legislature Is a proposal I
l submitted by Senator Dave Logan |
| of Okmulgee for a short term ses-
; sion of the legislature in January,
i Logan would have the legisla-1
I lure meet and submit constitu-l
I tional amendments, consider appro-1
' prlntlnns. and then adjourn until I
j after the constitutional questional
| had been vot ed upon. He endorses I
in short ballot which like Marland's I
| homestead exemption and old age I
pension, would require constltU-|
chamber of commerce will attend a - ff^L^V’^nschS Miss Olen Evelyn McCarty county
*_____i-l- enaneaMfl hi' «> iHinOTS. IlBb UCCU BLIICUUIVM . . . , ttnnniinr0ri tfjriHV.
how
statewide meeting sponsored by ,2 while the trial superintendent announced today,
the Oklahoma chamber of com- wcdne“a>- ™c' Parsed with as- There will be an edition of The
| merce to be held In Tulsa Dec. 18 of Carl Harris, charged « as E] Ren0 Tribum. nn Thurs-
to discuss the problems which will j/JLl fo?trirton Monday' daV- but the newspaper will be
face the new legislature when it signed for trial on Monday. de||vned to homes of thc. clly
This Is an artists conception of pear at the royal wedding in Lon-1 convenes in January. Mr. Keller dm. it. ... n shortly after noon on that clay,
iw he believes Prince George, don. Nov. 29. No actual photo of. announced today. , . Northern Ufe Insur- -
S Weather Above
Freezing Todav
w*ll be made w obtain a represents- Saturday. Judgment was granted r AUUrtJ
tlve cross-section of opinion con- the Insurance company, defendant
Duke oi Kent, and his bride, the thc bridal costumes will
Princess Marina of Greece, will ap- able until after the wedding
RELIEF WORKERS . ‘J u
_ SUFFERJNJURIES KS-UStS Sfc
Murray Condemns Hank- Country Teacher Adopts , wcmTA. k.^n„ «•
head Measure
■ I • i« r? MOr£ Inall iu pcrouiia ruc xviunaay iiiumiug- wtuv*n vsswwu
Humor ISIS IM8ITIC jured, five of them seriously, when in this case where Charles Rubes,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 26 '/Pi
—Oklahoma cotton farmers gath-
ered here lorinv at the call oi
Gov. W H Murray to devise a
crop control of their own
There was praise and rondcmim-
'Note: Tills is the tenth In a
series of sketches pertaining to
candidates elected to fill inport-
ant offices in Oklahoma.»
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov. 24 uV-
lion of the Bunk (lend Bill. Mur- Tw’* .un a country school
' ' ,i.„ ii,0 teacher. Will Rogers ol Moore, a
" ? 11,0 Democrat., showed the old-time poll-
elet ini an tirlana of Oklahcma a few tricks
"The depart men' ”1 iitrrieultiire vilien he was elected Democratic
tn Washington never did know congrcswiian-at-larBe.
a large truck carrying 85 relief
workers to their Jobs, collided with
, a passenger car and overturned
about 11 miles north of here to-
day. The collision occurred, wit-
nesses said, as the car was back-
ing out a drive way from a farm
house. Thc truck driver swerved
In an effort to avert thc collision
and the truck skidded into a ditch,
they said.
W. H. Wylie. D. W. Beams. J. M
Huchtemann. J. W. Carothers. L.
E. Day. L. A. Cockrell. Carl Cone.
O. A. Taylor. L. R. Shultz. E. W.
Boorama. and Pay Abbott.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 28
i,1'i—Four men sentenced to
prison terms for murder and
manslaughter were included In
nine elemeneles today from
Gov. William II. Murray, who
signed six paroles, two exten-
sions of leaves of absence and
one pardon. Lewis Lunday, 48,
former Delaware county court
clerk, was pardoned. He was
committed June I, 1931 to serve
four years for embezzlement.
I tional amendments.
Descriptions Fit Oklaho-j
ma Jailhreakcrs
eastern and southern sections to
night and lower temperatures In
the western and northern. Thc
change In temperatures will not lie
sharp, the weather bureau report
- ed.
The El Reno low this morning
nnwuTu nv aitmt was 39. compared with a high yes-
... °r“ . 1 , * terday of 55. Rainfall here during
Misses Connie and Lula McCain- y,e 24 hours amounted to
mon. of Wellington. Kan., are onjy M 0j an lnch, similar light
NEW YORK, Nov. 28 (/P> -
Police Commissioner Lewis J.
Valentine declared himself to-
dav for a policy of “marking
mu-xlng un” all known crim-
inals who are arrested, lie told
200 detectives at the police line-
up to snread the word among
the force that he wanted crim-
inals so beaten they would leave
the cltv rather than face ar-
rest. "The district attorney* will
protect you. Bring theae known
criminals In mussed up. "He
also counselled INF officers ta
“draw quick and shoot ae-
Finitely."
guests in the home of their sunt. yauK wrn received In other point:,
as-,^.r'S'X«,uS.iS; “ “»_
avenue. ! WILL ATTEND MEET
Foreign Trading
Shown Increased
anything about cotton
"Yon have got to net
WASHINGTON. Nov, 20 i/P. -
Ottnber exports totaled 1206.352.000.
a , titan.
But this year Rogers whs yc-
....., elected foi his second term—and
you Htid the cotton larmets of the (hffr wrrr „„ rxlril mr|Ul the
inuth, or the piun will In' made
In Washington." he told the farm-
rrs.
And the gentlemen In Wash-
ington know only the big plan
bug.
Opponents of Rogers charged
two years ago that the voters had
been duped into the belief they were
really voting for Will Rogers, the
tiitton type of cotton tunning Thc fam„aH Oklahoma row-boy"-humorist
IKile farmer, the one lmr%c owner. now living in California. They at-
must get his niv m so the other tempted to get his tmme off the
fellows will understand that tltey |j„|lot on the ground he was run-
are Interested." ntnu under n nickname and not his
The governor declared hr was reul name. Willie Cornelius Rogers.
ntHHit to leave ofhee and did not ^
W. C. Elliott. 700 South Rock ipe largest volume for any month
Mrs. Thomas M. Aderholri and Island avenue, will attend a group since April 1931 This Increased
daughter. Mias Lillian. 405 South meeting of J. C. Penney Store foreign trade gave the United States
Williams avenue, spent Monday In company manager* In Chlrkoaha a favorable balance of 178.733900
Oklahoma City. .Tuesday. for October.
PARIS. Tex., Nov 26 lA'i-Two
men who kidnaped Mut Baker and
H. R. Marks. Paris policemen,
early today were sHtd to fit the
description of Ambrose NIx and
Arthur Gooch who broke Jutl at
Holdenvtllc. Oklahoma October 25.
At 10:30 a. in., approximately
seven hours after their abduction,
no trace had been found of the
policemen or their rnptors. The
group (led north out of Paris but
could have doubled buck to the
west or to the south. Hugo, Okla-
homa. officers were advised of the
kidnaping shortly alter It occurred
and were on guard
Descriptions Cheeked
Holdenvillc officers said descrip-
tions of the kidnapers led them to
believe they were NIx nnd Oooeh.
Nix and Oooeh eseu|H'd alone
with two other men. Blit Johnson
and Henry Hurst, and two women,
Maudtc Laushlln nnd Myrtle Kin-
dig. Johnson, Hurst and Maudtc
Laughltn have lawn recaptured.
The Paris officers were ktdnn|ied
and rarrlcd away In Ihcir own pa-
trol car when they went to a
filling station to investigate 11 car
that had stnpiied there following
beer stand, robbery near Tyler.
Slight Damage Caused
In Fire Here Sunday
MARLAND TO DELAY
ISSUING STATE JOBS
PONCA CITY. Nov 26 1/P1—Gov-
ernor-elect E. W. Marland told
members of the 15th house of
representatives today that there
will he no state Jobs to hand
out for at least three months after
lie takes of flee In January.
Hts announcement was made at
a "get acquainted luncheon" at his
mansion here.
At the same time. Marland out-
lined the needs of an enlarged
public works program to rare for
thc state's unemployed but did not
discuss specific plans.
"Sometime next month." he aatd,
"I will name thc heads of the var-
ious departments and boards that
it is my iierogative to name.
“To Make farefil Rtwdy"
"I will ask these heads to make
a careful study of the personnel
of the various departments under
them. I will ask them not to
make any hut absolutely necessary
changes until they have had time
to Inform themselves regarding the|
capability of the present empl
in those departments.
"I hope I may. with propriety,
suggest to you that you defer
making any requests for appoint-
ments m the various departments
until Hip heads of those depart-
ments have had at least three
months 111 which to become ac-
quainted with their personnel.”
Valorem Tax Rolls
Not Completed
The Paths of Glory Lead But To the Gravy
Post Awaiting
want to dirt ate a farm program.
Hie state election board held.
"It is icnamiable to aay Hull II |,nwever. Rogers waa entitled to run
the rotton Inrinrr oi the south will H)K| n)P supreme court declined to
develop a plan tliey will listen to rjumBt the ruling.
It lit Washington
Stale Senator Ed Reed of Elk
City was named chairman of the
fonrerence.
Club Schedules
For Week Given
In the run-off primary. School-
teacher Will defeated Mrs. Mabel
Bassett, the commissioner of char-
ities who has been the state's cham-
pion vote-getter.
After two years in the house.
Rogers again filed this year. An-
other Will Rogers, this one from
Ardmore, filed against him. Rep-
resentative Will went lo the su-
preme court challenging Ardmore
Will* good faith The latter's name
Ad valorem tax rolls In Canadian
county have not been completed as
yet and will not be ready until at
least another 30 days. It was an-
nounced Monday morning by John
W. Spencer, county treaaurer. The
fact that taxpayers in Oklahoma
county and possibly other counties
have only one week of grace before
ad valorem taxes become delinquent
doe* not apply to Canadian county,
Firemen were called to the
dwelling ot Walter Webster. 519
RiM Rogers street, at 5 40 p ill
8imd4«y when nit oil stove w-i
overturned in the house, nrcording
to members of El Reno lire de-
partment. The stmrturc won sold
In have been dstnagefl only slight-
ly hy the flames —
Altitude Flight
It wu pointed out by Mr. Epencet
Miss llsrvev Thompson. Cana ......... .....
diHti countv home drttwwe^Ujiw was strirken on a technicality.-
uarnt, will hr unable to meet with -
4-M club, and farm women* nr-, Native
gaiitrattons during the eurrent I In earning the nomination this
auk. sum- she will be required to year, Roger* defeated former gov-
spend this tune in her offiee at El -emnr Henry B Johnaton of retry*
Reno mtnpit-ting wntk upon an- while In the Ural primary he elun-
mini reports I mated a large field of old-Ume and
RevetnI clubs are scheduled tor; prominent politicians
meetings tins week, however, and, Born in Bessie. Okie. December
will conduct 1 heir sessions without 13. (Ml. Rogers began work In the
five presence nr Hit demonstrator field* at the age of alx years. HI*
r»oier Valley 4-TI dub »nd Center father wa* killed by a tornado when
Grove women's clubs were ached- Young Rogers was three year* old.
tiled tor meetings today, while on He received degrees at Central State
Tuesday the Pmirtf Queen* club Teacher* college. Edmond, and the
will convene , Unlvenitv of Oklahoma, married
On Wednesday there will be > Miss Chine Gordon In 1919 and has
meetings ol Mustang 4-M and Val-1 one child. Me moved from Moon
lev Star 4-H elubs. Binee Thurv to Oklahoma Cltv in l«U.
day is Thanksgiving day. ho flub ----------
program- ate scheduled, and no
rlutm wilt meet nn the following1
Friday
In Oklahoma county and
Uln other counties ot the stale, ad
valorem personal and real ratal*
taxes for the tint quarter ot the
1M4-35 tax year will become delta-
Kimctt Is Ready
To Stand Trial’
quent on Baturday of tala week, It
ed. Thla
waa announced. Thla information
which wu published hen Sunday
has resulted In a certain amount of
confusion. Mr. Spencer says, and
while it wu not stated that the
delinquencies would apply to Cana-
dian county, several taxpayers mta-
interpreted the announcement, the
treasurer
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 30 ufv -
Mat Klmes, rnnvtrled murderer on
leave from state* prison to a* bird
hunting, said today he would be
willing to stand trial on robberv
charges If Governor William H
Murray would parole him. Klmes is
charged with bank robbery m Creek
and Garfield rounttes and officials
there have said they would demand
his arrest and Utal on these charges
If tie la paroled or pardoned
BARTLMVIUJC, Nov. M ttJJb-
Wilt'Y Past checked Uw Wtanil
Mm* and Ills special stratosphere-
flying equipment today for hit at-
tempt. probably tomorrow
to break ilw world altitude recoct
for airplanes.
Tit* flight will be mad* freer
Phillip* airport, under spoogonhli
of Prank Phillips, oil man.
Pn*t said he expected to take of
immt any time after I a. m. to*
morrow and that the fU|ht prob-
ably would be over by noon
arrived yesterday from
via 8t Louis.
Clue Given To
Identify Girld
f*AMl,lHLE. Pa.. (/It - The fin
definite elite to the identity ot Un*
Bid feR-lwired little girls fouitd deot
WhlYTsnd Stack Miller of .lie tol >" •.**£»*
ranch will leave here Tuesday 10
so quail hunting m Urinre county.
Klmes was released Sunday lor six
days
Farms For Sale
Shown In Report
CRITICALLY ILL
The mndlilon of Alex H»vne-
731 Bnuth Ellison avenm who to
underxotng Irestoient si llte Catm
hospital. Is reported rrtlicnl
WEISS BELIEVED*
MtrktU At A Qlmt |
NSW YORK. Hoy. M (A
SLAIN BY GANG firm, uutiuc* mm support
Secondary issues in
mand
favored Fureign exchanges nar-
row Q«M eurrencte* higher. Cot
PHILADELPHIA. Nor M </P*-
Dtaravery ot a btoodstained auto-
mobile in which Wtlttam Webs,
night Me rh* racier who dtssp*
pea red a month ago may have
keen "taken for a ride” was dls*
dosed today hjr police and federal
agents Where the car waa found
Wda not revealed.
Three men are believed to have
!!HJ!*l?her[j j irepii!i
OB
CN1CAOO. Itav.
weak,
M (AV-Wheat
L. C. Oadberry, Mcretary-treas-
urer of Uw national farm toan as-
soda Hon at B Rena luw )wl re-
ceived a booklet daaerthtag Uw IM
farms in Oktahoma that are tor
■ale hy Uw land tank at Wichita.
All the farms Uw land tank
has for sale ta this territory are
described ta Uw taforewltve book-
ATTENDN DANCE
Leonard Dunasn. 300 North El
Reno avenue, attended Uw annual
dance given by members of I hr
Lambda Kappa sorority al
55'
t bin nr* toward New York nnd Not
England today in their Invidlga
linn
The information came from Pm
While, bun driver, who said he we
rrriain thrv were the three chttdm
v hp nrmmpantrrl s woman frog
New York to Harrisburg in tits bu
lari Wrrlnesdav
Tlir party Iwd tlrketa from loo
trn. lie Mid. and the woman wh
-rented "very tired," led the
ftnm the bus at the stata
While sakt the woman wee _
35 rears old. with brown hair 0M
ronimnnly drresed
ngtake Casino ta Oklahoma Mg^yURE8 URGED
Rsluidsy evening.
lit. Mr. Oadtrerry aan ha wtil be
BtadUMtaow UwMkti
ta anyone
______ _ e fun on
tarns which wB note M
taro tarn family ta pay
WEATHER
BY WALTON B0D1
BARTLESVILLE, Itav. M M-
Btale taaak Walton taffM
bets, al a meettag here
SUaftrd To AppMur
In B«m Bowl
Pweeeaat adapted e taree-point tac
r cloudy m ennt and south pttxmun tar preaoMellM lb'
1 tonight Tuesday partly nor-elect A W. L " "
colder in wen and north leg Mature.
1 -
PASADENA, Calif., Mu. M (*-
Per Uw ooonM oamecuuvo you,
Buford mo aolaotad today m
represent Uw west ta the stm
Twsi Dow!" football pern H
hr H-hour period ending ot A
p. n. Sunday: high ta low 44;
it 4 p m. 44 ....
Beta of weather partly cloudy
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