Oklahoma Weekly Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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WIN'S IJOfilTl 56 'MLTjJs LIEUIM ti RULING If
LESSJHftN 50.000 TB DISCUSS NEW UWSj NATION S 'If" HEAD
OKLAHOMA ^^J^ADET? Tlll lfs|,\y \q\tmhl.e 2.1. 1922.
REVERSES LAWS OF
COMMON SENSE AND CUS i
TOMS OF MERCHANDISING !
Official Returns From the 76
Counties Shows Some Pecul
unities In the Voting
Over State
Comprehensive Program Will No More Jail Without Bail
Be Outlined Bv Speci il Com-
mittee Named By Gov
ernor Elect
Cases Will Be Permitted
Hereafter, It Is
Said
OkIah< ina City. Nov. V.rordini,'
to figures now in the hands of t! «•
Htato election board, pubjt t only to ,
final corrections. .1 < Walton lack-! " sI- tnr
56 votc.s of having ."0,000 plurality, i *o
Official figures are all in <xeept I r ««>v< rnor-el-t Walton
Oklahoma county and these were
given out officially by* the cnuntv
election b ard on Friday after elee-
tion. The totals, with Oklahoma
county un< fficial. are Walton, L'so.-
3C1: Fields. '.'7: Enfield s • in I i s r
candidate, received a i tal of only :
709 votes in 76 Count!''-.
A remarkable d-\elopment of ttu
elect''n figures is noted in tin* fact
that the vote f r candidate for gov
'rnor run n arl\ sixty ilioiisand high-
er than f r any other offic. on the
state ticket. Tin- vote on all ether
candidates ran -ubstunti.illy uniform.
while the surplus piled in for the of-
fice of governor amounted to some
10 thousand more than Walton's plu-
rality.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 22 I'l n w,i-hington, Nov. 22.—-Federal
for pr'i' Tatii n f a eunpreii n.-iv {'inhibition offic • rs wt r . cautioned
program to be j r cnt«-d!today b acting prohtbitlon com-
th . incoming legMatur. ' y | ,„ sion*r Jones that all offenders
w'l i-'iinst th. iquor laws ar, entitled
cusses Monday at a n (tin. f an to giv.. ha 1 until finally adjudged
thoi i/t d reprt • netativ s of th - n '-ul ty in th
Illustrating this the Vote in 70
counties, omitting Oklahoma county
were as follows on the officc named.
Governor Walton, lvj.'.s F'elds,
206,719; lieutenant govcrno., Trapp,
200,001; Flynn, 1 r.s.&l r.: secret iry of
state. Siloed, MI"; Newberry, I
195; auditor, Childers, I'VMJS; Blair,
1" ',7SI; att 'racy-general, Short.
09<!; Andrews, I«.::.7 I:•; tre.i urer,
Shaw, 2C.s,r. 17; page, 1 r,c,. :r. j; superin-
tendent. Nash. ' I, Mo S. llMsf,.
From this can be gathered the tre-
mendous vote which Fields polled
over his ticket, amounting to about
sixty thousand The question now
arises as to when- Walton g t 00,000
votes to make up for the h of the
00,000 votes which wont to FieJds from
democrats. For, it will be noticed.
Walton ran right up w th his ticket in
the total vote received.
The total vote for democratic can
didates on the state tic ket will run
from 100,000 to |j:.,o00. while Wal-
ton's Is just under r.o.oort. Nobody at
the capitol is able to sati f.iel rily ex-
plain the peculiar \ to on e.overnor.
except by suggesting that it was
single .shot." voting by socialists
Children Cry
FDR FLETCHFR'S
O A S T O R I A
SPECIIL SESSION OF
r
L
Members of the House and
Senate Who Were Electcd
In November Take Of-
fice Today
iBy The Associated PreaiO
Oklahoma City. Nov. M tim-
bers of th.. st.ite house and senate
elect- d Nov em h. r 7th took office
today in accordant',, with the law
providing that th. ir te rm shall b. g n
ffteen d:ivs after their elation.
No c r. a n> was conn i ted with
the formation of the new b dv of
legislators, th« action b<ing auto-
matt1.
Speculation continued t dav at
the stat,* lions . regarding rumors
that ;• call for an extraordinary
session of the legislature might be
issued by Gov rnor K ! . rts« n No
indication h h been given by the
governor as t the basis of the re-
port that he is conside ring such a
mov«. Should a special s ssion be
h Id, it was point* d out that it
would pr hably ho called soon in
view of the fact that the regular
sf ssion f th.- iiinth 1- ture i-.
to conven,. January 2nd.
HUNTED NEGRO MAY BE
IN HIDING AT FT. WORTH
Fort. Worth. Tex., Nov. 22—Ft
Worth officers were warned by Waco
authorities today that the murderer
of Grady Skipworth may be in hiding
here. The name of a negro suspect
was phoned here, as well aS a des-
cription. One suspect was arrested
last night but was freed this morning.
He bore the same name as the man
the Waco officers seek but proved an
alibi. The suspect, it is said, lives In
Ft. Worth much of the time. He was
seen in Waco the night of the mur
der
n- jgul
coming administration, it \v..s n j
nounced here by no m/b .r < f
the commit i.e.- named by Wa t m t j
dr ft th,. administration program i
S'-v. n m* ml-ts, nan . ti l>. \\ i:•«hi
were authori/.' d t , name fmirt • u i
additional member-?, it is und< r-
ourt of last r sort.
Mr. Jones forwinkd to all fed
r I prohibition directors, divisional
hi. f < ! prohibit on ants
the
'Continued from Page 1.)
'the sellers of contracts without
enlartfiiAfcr the <hmatnI. The law
oi supply Jiti<l <Iemaiul is thus
Jiolililed Whoever puts up the
rrmst margin o.in enrrv prices his
was I nil not einjeavining j,,
legislate value into eoiriinoilir\.
I his eoiihI not he attenipteil. To
tnv mitnl. the foregoing clearly
(Icmoiist rates the ijie<|nality of
the. present law ami its ninjusf
operations against the grower.
"I suggest either one of three
remeed.ies, which I am satisfied
wil k'tvatly improve cnmlitieMs.
I I hut Ut'L'e t || . hist 0||p to wit :
Otf'.M p
IT WAS THEN ISJIIH'S
1 hristian chun h congregation of
Knid will build a $ 0,0oo church
soon.
Mrs. r. b. Brawn of Okmulgee
was killed last night wh- n a train
hit h. r motor car.
1 'FEDERAL AID 10 CHAT
ALAN IS OFFERED
President Harding Tells Gov. Rescue of Himself and Son By
Kiflv -lhri c would-lio
to k the bar examination
lab ina City yesterday.
la wo-
at C
stood, the initial me< ting to b, d
Monday at. th. . ff < . of John
Whit'hurst, president of tli. state
board of agriculture
Those on Committee
Frank Carpenter, form, r st.it
senator; ll.rtort It. Convir-, for-
mer s eret irv and treasurer of the
Rimer's Union exchange; Qconge
Wilson, organl/ r the Farn r-
Labor H construction l« agin : II ()
Miller, manager of th, league;
Zeda Lawter, sccrctany of the
Parmer's T-nion; Kd itoger, mr-ntbt r
of the executive committee of the
Farmer's Union, and John A.
Whitehurst, pr'slde-nt of the state
board of agriculture. wore those
nanvd 1|V Walton.
Vim, s of the foiirt- vji m< mbers
appointed by the committee will
not be made public until acc.pt-
ani. es h>ave lw-en revived, accord
ing to Lawt r.
Th© meeting Monday Is called to
elect a perniancnt chairman and
secretary, it is said, as well as to
nam. suh-committe. s to pr ;>ar
drafts of project-d legislation. Tie-
platform drafted J(t th0 Shrwnr-
conference, it is understood, will
form th,. basis for the pn gr.mi t
b' prepared, although both in < >d
ficatlons and innovation^ nay b
looked for, according t<
t members
Tentative bills ar. btin-
by various mem'bi rs of th
to- of seven now, to he
to the proper s11h• i Mtimi11
such c
si ssion.
I Til t t
are
eoinmit
prep . red
commit
suhmitt <1
when
into
ill. .1
Measures Contemplated
Among the cont nuplated nuns-
tires is the Cstablishni nt nf a state
rural credits system, f nan. d h
bonding the $18,000,000 noiw held
mortgages b> th,, -choo; land
artmcnt. and furthor p rhaps b\
pigisl.itivr appropriation <f
.0". Hy this m< alls a fund would
created, it is *a d. tba might le
•I toward an adjustment. t' the
ti nautry problem
state-ow ih d
modeled after tli
publish t xtbook
it is believ.
program alsi
is said.
Labor unionists
c. nip-n-.ition law
of the Ohio law, ;
men, as well as I,
products manufacture d
labor. Tentative agi
plant.
publishing
Kansas jjJian, to
will bo included,
while l w :rehouse
is cont mpl.it' (1 it
will ask f< r a
after the plan
c rding t.« union
islation aff ctlng
by convict
ment has
gents copi s of a ruling by
the justice d partin nt which holds
that, the st'itutes < f til,, I'llit'd
■-'at - ar- 1 n:• d upon the theory
that a p. ihon actus-(1 of crime
•Ii ill not be absolutely 'ompelb.d
to undergo impris >nnunt or pun-
i dine" nt.
SAYS HEPBURN SPOOFING
Continued from Page 1.)
While indications won* that th,-
(Icl'eiise planned hi have District
•hidge .|, \V. r.olin oi' Pontotoc
c" mly. hear all proceedings in
I he ease al'ler il left Okmulgee
coiinty District .Iml^e I'M wards
v. ill act henceforth, unless dis-
placed l>v the state supreme court,
♦fudge holm was prohibited yes-
terday by the liiffh court from
taking any action in the case.
At the same time -I u< 1 lt, I'M wards
was vest11 with exclusive juris
* I ie| ion.
Dissatisfaction with this turn
was evidenced hy llie governor's
attorneys Intl they indicated they
were ready to o(> ahead before
•I in I Lie Mdwards.
< haroe thai, ('oiinly Attorney
11eplhii*ii is endeavoring to delay
t he I rial of t he •.•overnor tint il his
term of office expires. January
' "that he may have an alihi
I"1' 'he li - a a I failure that awaits
J him was made before I he court
' M s.sinn h\ .1. I), l.vdirk, clili'l' of
■ (imiisp! fur I lie irovi rnor.
l.ydirlc ilcH-liircil tli.'il from the
ii mini I)islli.-f .liidge .Mfirk i..
I Sox.ii t li uf Okiiniltriv i'OUiiI.v \\ iis '
i!isi|ii.iliri(i,| |n sii in il,,. (.j1sp 11,..
• 11 I ■ ■ i'si■ li.nl hpcii rriiily mid anx
ions in firncecil
Hi' ili'.-l:i i'.-i 1 that tlii. defense
Ii -I now I:iki'ji the iuil i.il i\e unci
Will l onlinup to enriy the fii-lil
to M r. Ilephurn's corner unfit
the r:is,. is si'tjeil.'1
\ 11 ir' 11 .. 11 <|il> urn's all ri'.t pt
to h.'iv,. the ejise sent hnek to
i !. i iili_.ee. l/\'i I irk said it wns
"i for I lie purpose of delay as
11■ |>1 >i11 n knew anolher chanife of
\ • would lie KiMntt>d if he
sneeeeded.
Tli,. ... vi rnor has e. • fended he
eotlld not 1-ereiv
OI; in .!v inly
•Alter the fii>
Hephuni will ir
11 isl rii't juditi' h!i«. i:>if hi
■ie i-. -sl'ul ii! I li.. N'ovi inljer rl
"Firnt; require the Rpeeifk
■ rad|. In lie s)in-il'ii-d at tlie I inie
the rnniraet is made.
"Keruncl: allow the puivlmsiT
and thr srllrr uf a eontraet 10
each select half of the quantity;
hut in order to avert the possi
hilil.\ oi a eurnrr. either up or
down, ti I them divide each half
.•<iua11\ in two, or even three
L'radrs
"Third: do away with the
middling fair as one of the urailes
tendprahle and divide the other
niiie l'radrs into thrre classes
to wit ; A. II. and ('. wil It t Itrre
srrads in each elass, and make
the middle eliiss the basis, with a
discount for a grade below and
a premium for a grade above
"I have introduced amend-
ments in III,. Senate along the
lines suggested above, but I am
told that the task is too monu-
mental to he accomplished, and
cause a revolution
I believe in revo-
he.v aiv necessary
justice. Because
old is no reason
that it would
hi marketing.
I'utioiis when
to aeeoillplisl
the practice U «UU I> Mil reason i
why it should not be changed. ,
I am not asking favors but simply 1
F\t r Ha'i; rstin^, Marshall mm
\as kicked by a mule Tuesday and
sustained two broken ribs.
M
The Fort Worth to Wichita hi«h-
w will be worth many hundreds
of dollars to Outhri-. Let's not lay
down on this proi-ositlon..
—
(liritBian Sc-itnce frt-e lecture at
«-! ra hous-e Thur-d.i\ n -ht. Worth
while to hear it.
" 'A
If you drive to Oklahoma City
be sure you know the traffic rules
of that town before going, Bv>-ry
motorist who viol.t'-., tno traffic
rules is arrested and fined now.
Sixteen paid fin's y sterday.
| Trial of W. If. Riley, former
mayor of Sulphur, charged with
nibf zzliug city funds will take
Place next week. (Officers of the
il t'unet Sulphur bank will also b<
tried next week.
! I he curf v/ law has b* in in-
v k «l at Ponca r.t, and will oe
rigidly enforced. A good exaunple
i'( !• Guthrie to follo A.
Parker of Louisiana To Call
When He Needs
Help
(Hy The Ass... iat«*<] l'r"s«
|
Fishermen Years Ago Open-
ed Heart of This Man; a
Transformation
D-'tfoIt, Mich., Nov.
■ ... — .... ... Rescue of
Washington. Nov. 21.- Replying to a J himself and ;"ii by a coa^t guard
rtQuest from Governor Parker of.jcrdw after hia yacht bad been aplin-
I. uisiana. for federal assistance in I iered en a r-.-ef, started'W II. L-aw or
cutting ft outaide support and en-J Detroit on a miasion that haa touched
uragement wh!c h he aasert is being
recehed from the Kn Klux Klan or-
ganization in that state, President
Harding ha, given a siirune. s thai
where ever federal interests were in-
volved in the activities or the ki in.
the federal authorities w. re ready ?o
extend full co- peration.
At the White House conference yes-
terday. it was agreed, with Att rney
General Daugherty and the attorney
general ( f I.ou'siana. A Ooco, who
also attended, that the the state gov-
rnment would be fully able to take
are c,. the situation. Governor Par-
ker on leading the conference decKip-d
a f rma1 aatement that "regardless
i f cost or consequent " the state au-
thorities were determined to make a
thorough investigation of reported
outrages by the klan in lyOtilsiana.
COURT HOUSE NOTES
fair I rial
' 111'
l'i,.
1111 mi
Hi It
be. n r' aehed in rf gartl to II
I. In'! on jirinting, .t 1. sai.i,
tlu1 label \v vilil be m uiilati i v onl\
t points wh. r,. orpanlzed - ho pa nr
In operation.
Other law* likely j.r ,pon <1
• th. commlttfte will bo draftui
to meet the mai'kttlnpr problem In
rfspeet to farm jiroiliii. ; a law pro
vi<ling f r a pref r iili.il ;>rimar
rote on president and ti ition
^ iniiiUt ■ ni. n: inapectlon and grain
trailing ]• gisl.ition; state ,i;d for
il-i'Ulldin-i: a nd the etililii-h-
nient of a state farm i<ir Ir- ..tin at
111'■:- and liquor addiet
Mi-spif .• Ill
'(•(I Ml ('.
Willllll 1
nfl'iirili ,1
i' iinivr
linn ly
Sheriff
r liis
I'oi
• unit \
oilld ll
•I .1. .1
nml tnl.l
iVP all file I
chile ill Aila
i 11 ar Hepburn
■ t a' i > 1;111111 ■
■I en in (. 11 > Ada
[viper prut,.,
I her, witlinilt
rriv.il, Iiow
Dntie.in if
.ili". I ' 1 poll
im thai he
ie
>11 iiiaiiilinir just ie,- Cniiffrcss In.,
the l'iiiiiI ill tlii' people at heart
ami I am .satisfied when we all
look iiiln this subject We will
atrt'ee alonj; the lines of thf
aline.• sittrcestiuns. There is nc
use t e 11 i 11 lt fanners to make a
livin tra t liotnr. diversil'v their
' rops. Iiiiilil warehouses, nrirani/e
• •o-opci'dtlve marketing assoeia-
liois, hold meetings in Washiiig-
ton and do other
1 hill «_■ s wliieh ure essential, and
then for us In stumble 'iiouiiil
like a set ,,f 1,1indf,iId(,I school-
lulls, professing not I" know the
real reason why out' seeiion of
the eonntrv does not prosper,
rile cotton industry is in bund
age and everyone knows that
something is wrong, but they do
'ait rcali/c llj.. e\ael trouble nor
' he remedy ,\n amendment
along (lie above lines would
briiiL' immediate reli I' and would
lie more beneficial than all others
'ombined."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
WOMEN TO FIGHT SAHARA
( ontinued from P.n ■ j.)
iiuth K. Will burton of Oklahoma
eil> was Kiven a a tary public coin-
mission by tho .secretary of state
Tuesday. Other notary commissions
were awarded t„ Prod Reeves, (', m-
merco: Walter J. Driskell, Pauls Val-
ley; W , li. Garrett, .Mangum, and C, s.
Uar 1 iii. Erick.
No
X
llenriek^
23 and
H. .Smith
to s Ilk
if common labor throughout
the country is imperative, although
representatives from thirty-eight
late employers associations are opti-
mistic oyer future Industrial develop-
ment, according to I.. ('. Ilutson, pre*,
id- nt t; the Oklahoma Kinplnyei. 'a -
loclation, who, with Harry V. Kahle.
reiurned Tuesday from a metting ot
the Xation.il Industrial council in New
^ °rk. Letting down the bars on im-
migration in order to secure more
laborers, was discussed at the meet-
ing, Lutson said.
Hryan county gave Walton a ma-
jority „f -..on::, according to official
returns received by tile state election
Oil and Gas
Elmer F. .Morgan ot al io Piute Oil
an.l Oas Co. lease n 20 28 NE •
16-1W.
Conveyances
John l'evi'lnuise to I:. S
W I), in is - ,f :„-,Ki au it3
Hk ll N.Cl.
I). D. Lamond et ux to I
W 1) l| 18 l'i' tL'.sol) all Its
:i in 2nd Capt'l Heights.
W. T fowling et ux t,. Agness O.
w odworth W n 11 17 -.'2 }20o (lords
E XVV Ciir ME .1 -1«:-2W.
lu the founly Court to E. 11 Hill,
Adnir. Decree of settlement PI ij.i 22.
District Court
A. \\ Shaw Co v., -V J. (V Johnson
Appeal.
3*:,,i ,sl st Hank, I.I veil Okla, v.
I., I). Phelan, Money judgment $."|1&9.4D.
Kirst state Bank, Lovell, Okl«„ v.«
li A Oraybial, motnu judgment
Jl.sil2.i-..
barren lives in more than u score
uliuii; tli. < "• I *•:11 Lakes.
Thirty-eight years an<>. the tiny
yacht Dream, manned by Law and hi*
son, was fM'iglit in a -udilen torin
near the headwater... of Lake Huron
an«l t. Vseil , n tli«l rocks, the two ! « -
ing it--' ueli liv tie- eoast f-iiud crow
from a nearby island.
There were sixty t a mi lit s on the
little island when Law and his son
stepped from the coast nuard boat and
wen eared for in the home, v f tho
fisheriiion. There w.is 110 school, no
tlbrary, no church.
"Jt was then the words of Isaiah
came to me, and 1 learned of the need
and desire of these pe pie to hear
something of the outside w. rid and
obfain some of its benefits." muses
Mr. La-w.
Today, the island has all of these
ami scores of other communities up
and down the Great Uik s. from
Thunder Day to the Thousand Islands,
have benefited by the work which
Law undertook, and has faithfully
carried cut since then.
Recently he talked to many of the
stati lis simultaneously by radio, light
keepers hearing the old, familiar hail
Urandpa' Law through their wire-
; instruments.
PYTHIANS TO GIVE $1,000,000
FOR RELIEF OF LEPERS
^ The Supreme lodge, Knights of
Pythias, lias donated $1,000,<>00 fic-
tile lepers of Cullon Island. Tlil.-
nev is to lie USP(, f()r permanent
li^ ug quarters, to be known as Ste-
m's Memorial hall, for all whit-
leper, at the colony. Erection of an
xperlmental laboratory with
ard Tuesday The vote was Wal- equipment 10 carry on experiments in handic-ps.
1. ^ ' I' ; •' 111 . 1 ,1,''. ti l'i ., lil ■- QA:i I'rli ..1, .1..*
A Timely Suqg stion
This is the season of the yeir
when it is kept at hand and given
wif,. replenishes her . supply of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It i>
limost e rtain to be n cd d before
tho winter ;s over and r suits are
miuh more prompt and s.t sract rv
when it is kept m band and given
«s soon as the firs- in lication < f :i
"I'l ipp- r and bef-ire t h;.s b< -
ni sttrl-'d in th, sy t-m. Tlur
is no danger in giving it to children
is t contains no opium or othe
harmful drug.
M IS IN STXTI ri|\|\|\(i
\\h si;i:ki\<; .iohs
Ther. nre ,°,800 former s« rvice men
in Oklahoma wvho hiv b n trained
various trnd s and vocations in
governm ent training s hools and
who are now ready for a job. ac-
• rding to Oscar L. V rbt.rry, of
Oklahoma City, employment npres-
•nt.itiV' of tli,. federal v. t-runs'
bureau
These m 11 were trained in the
pr f. s ions that wer,. b st suited
to th« ir natural tab nts and physical
of Hi,
;i Lri'j;:n
W. II
eeoeral
GOVERNOR TO BE TRIED
IN HISTORIC HALL
Ada, \ v. 22. —With what prom-
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
R • £
NEAR EAST PEACE
BE
MAY
FAR
AWAY
(By The AssoHntciJ I
L u nne, Nov. i'2. Th
confer nc . h vin«
work is now r adv t tak- up it
task of #r. storing p - irv in th, n
ast.
si
III
ills DIWKH" will. '
<■1 1 mm.i un it \| | \llt
I.au^ann
ortran z ^ for I Missouri t !
pr
\t th. 'States Dinner" tomorrow
nlttht t tlii. Methodist ehurvh
evrythlinf «;n i>, Infornal. Tin
talil ; will |i„ arr.,ni;. d In states
and eai h 11' I tan put in Its own
Prwrram cr stunt whenever they
i'av. Die in-'p'ritlon and oiiporlunit.v
and. in tluir own v
1 n . set proKl'am
free for all. Kans.
Oklahoma will proli:iJ>V.' make the j
mn t noisi If, ury tioil.l « I s n ■
soprano sole a« a part of th I
oara.ni tf h can
•ill. d upon io do so. !f you
are not tin re you will always be
erry you were not.
1' 11 nil enf,i, iii. i
\ "Isli.l aet bps piiiv
lie fnilnre, nceoi'.linir
Stay!.in of 11: iltinnir
.lire, till- III' |he nsso.-iation who
r.'lnainc.I m St Louis to.lin In
jierlei-i plans lop anotlier nnlional
in.'ctititr of slut,, seei'etiiries of
(lie nssiieiation.
He saiil flint crimp liarl itierons
eil situ,, the |iroliiliitioii enfori'e
nient measure luiil lieeome pffee-
tive. ami a.lvoented reLrnlation of
i lie 1 i.(ii.ii' t niiie li tli. \ arions
stales.
DeletrMes declared that a test
made years ago of the intnxi-
catinK proportions of beverages
■-1 wed I lull after :i man liail cnii-
utned one and two-third ouuees
■if alcohol the effect could lie
noticed and that the effect was
noticeable after a man drank four
quarts of beer uf three per cent
alcoholic content.
Field-, II.L'; Knfield,
ountie. except Oklahoma hav
fiJ♦ d elf ( tion results with th
ten
All
now filed election results with
b >ard Oklahoma county returns are
expected t , be filed today.
Win. Brons n is ?still conTined to
his home but is conval s-cing from
illness.
Fr ills ,nd supporter
lov- Vet W'tilton in t'n:
Hintributing to tb(.
fund.'
of (} v<-r-
county ar.
' defied- ncy
cure of lepers is
How Not Take Cold
Som- i>< -nns r,. subjMt 10 tri
iu co.ds, w hile o ht r8 s Idoni. i:
'V- r. have a e )ld. You will fin '
hat tli<- latter t k. good car(. of
themselves. They tak< .. shower '«
•old sponge l>a h cv rv d - y in
arm room, avo!d ovt r hen
rooms, s! i'p with :i window open o
1 r I open, avoid excesses, ov# :•
ting, becoming over heated ind
h n i-lilib d and getting th, ff
t Th v, wh n they fee] the firs*
Indication of t cold, they t ike Ch m
b-rlain r. ('- ugh Remedy withou
v anil is soon nv#=r
•arch of absolut
also provided.
The third object of the d'nation
from the order is to establish on en-
dowment fund, amounting to approxi-
mately $900,000, to provide money for
carrying on the experimental work
and t . further the benefit work at the
olony among lepers. The amount
represents i n assessment of }| 0n
every member of the order in the
I'nited State, which has a member-
ship of more than 1,000,000 men.
,< < M Ml\i: OH It \ Kills
< i s i \ 11 i\ si:sski\
said
The
who
tain ♦
308
i nd
the
. There will
It wi l be \
Miss, url and
* t • b, th, in st v idelv publish-
! criniin.tl ca*,. in th. nnn L of
kPlumia court- the Itob rtson-
• bu-n 's. -brought h r. fcr
•al. \da and Pontof c county h 's
1 cnurthoiis, in which th. case
n b, tried.
1 r «■! .if inviting th,: court into
u ; : built, w 11-furni-lH d urt-
• " H ;i":,- every eth-r counf.y
f ' 1 1 • • tt•' i tuld hav,i done.
i- forced to direct th.- steps
. 1 •! f llilant. tt rn• *> - Chamb^ri.Tin's Tf.blets Hav
1 ^ • 'el i irt ! (.> ,i r<*nt a World of Good
•'!. wii' r j!i<t h s h . :i hand <1 'h i nib',' i :n -• Tab!.,- {, .. ,| ,n
! ! ir • v* ar [\ w"r'", of ,l'
... ... • , 'Ha 1. Rut on. Kirkvii:., N
• 'ii.ith t' li lib! a courthous b v., reconim nd i t
I n I' ntotiic f untv hav. fail il Th ' r (,f ni>' fr • nils and all
'•■aunty offic r.s n w house.l n '' ''" ni Piais,. fh."M hi 'h 1 \
th .oc ,„i floor of ., wnteil tiuild- ^JSb'Vrt, W,!5 in'" . ,
i- ^ 'pr,,\i- ;.r!,,rv„'5:;;.,{h;,: tr
I Ml t■ >• !• '" p. rsons, .S th.' diM' iet '' nt nied e'ne it is
'rtHr' *'oom' Jn Mc court, civil " " I 3E FINE IF IT WOULD WORK
court' wIth " crlIn* OOLLAR STrAMERS IN ! A news item say, an Oriental will
I '. .' ' "r| ' DISTRESS ARE SAFE mil U11 „arm ama„ with wluim
1,1 ,!,is 'itv- (By Tit.' asincta■ ! ?v,«s\ has eaten s .it. and w have been
I f p-nce. i & ittle. Wash,, Nov 22.—The wondering if we couldn't p-t a law
' ' ' 1 T wer.- oi the j sten ni>hip lb - si O liar and Stuart pa-sed compelling wives t- eat salt
t ' | 1 ,mvn v s.t..r>, j Do1 r both of which report* d with their husbands. It w uld b<> a
, H 11 ■a: a,on would th. in-lv s in distr ss b ul 300 gp it help in keeping down Insurance
i ' (" 1,1 an'' « x• • 1 u<b• all imi s {.ff c p. Flatt ry Wa >hington. rates on tie- poor men and save a lot
'' 1 ' n •' s* ^hj would n tu-| v> stcrd were -afe today, accord- ef them from goint: to the cemetery
I. I
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j W ill < K M \K m \i.i;sn;i{
'Rv The ARSnriafd Press )
! McAlester, Nov. e/2.-^Mls«ouri,
j Kansas, and T• x s limited ran into
ia ditch at 4:18 this morning about
19 il©i n >rth i>c MoAIest r Pour
pulimnns turned ov< r with 50 oc-
,cupants non,, of whom ar-' scr ouslv
(h ii rt though fivo or six r-'t iv-d
j ni -.leal attention. A broken rail
.caused the al cid-nt. The engine
and ~i\ other cars stayed on tho
track.
r|l > w. nt to h ir the trial.
.ing ti> tii'-sagt s r-'celved her
b t* re their time.
tR.v The Ass... infrd pr, ,
Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 21. -The ex-
ecutive board, of the Southwestern
Interstate coal operators association
ad tic Oklali ina di-trict 1. United
Mine Workers of America, .ire here
today t settle the .lignite which led
to the strik" of about 1,000 miners
employed by the Crowe Coal company.
Henryetta, Oklahoma, more than a
I month ago.
The dispute arose over th,. later,
i pret.tlii n of a clause in the contract
between th ml company and the
Union relating to compensation foi
moving mine machinery. The miners
returned to work November 1:1. pen.!
uk a settlement of tin* controvor.-y.
Mil.I KIN Mia: ltl ll Is
NOW in i'ltlSO.N
Jolli.'t, 111., Nov. i)0. William lliviss
I I yd. wealthy radical, today discard-
ed his civilian clothe, donning Instead
i suit of prison blue denim and
'•nine simply a cvnvlct with a number
1-nte last night, l.loyd, convicted
and sentenced with twenty four uth-
r- for radical utterances, voluntarily
sur.-en.leie.l t.i in is ;i nthorllie- , ,
begin serving bis sentence of one to I
five years.
SAFETY IN NUMBERS
Maud: 11 seems terrible, doesn't it, |
for a young girl ef eighteen to marry I
a man of seventy.
Alice: It might be worse he
niiubt lie .mlv -ixtv-nine
Yiarberry.
cations ringing all the way from
- ?' • nogra ph ers to nil chemists and
other t' ehnical and professional
lines.
A st of ni'n ef various vocations
ligible for jobs is main-
d by the vfter.;n's. bureau, at
riarn Building, Oklahoma City,
will be supplied to any em-
r in need of m<n.
v ried and \t« n iv. ha< b. en
training of th* s . men." said
Yarberry, "th t w.. can furnish men
sI-:i 11 cd in n rly anv trade or pro-
f* s. ion und r lb,. vun."
Gooo Healtn
>ou would enjoy good h alth
Keep yc.ur b'Ue!s r.gular. No on.
an r asonably hope to feel w 1!,
•Vh o const:,,a , ll When i,„, ,|, ,'j
al.o i'liunib rlaln's TabUta. They
ire mild and gentle.
THE MEANING OF
A FALLING STAR
: :<
•A
star fell, leaving a trailing
r liKht in its wake, and Mid-
11 ,,lv I felt a little S. .1, for a
Slwash Indian chlft hid told us
that whui a star fell, t |s a flower
tossed In th. hand of a good spirit
fro'in Paradise Io rase the pain of a
S 111 passing out Into the Great
Darkn. a«.''—Bmrna-Llndaay Bquler.
(Fir t published in We I, , 1, ail- r
Nov. 9.)
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
' ><>■ • • certify that I. ih..
undersigned, wil; nn tli.- i h day of
December, 1922, mak,. cation to
,!l ' <s ernor of the stai ,,f u|,i ,
hoina r0r I'arole.
Signed: KKM.y \\"lI.^oN"
i'y J Q a HMtRori
His a torney.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ^ m
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Niblack, Leslie G. Oklahoma Weekly Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1922, newspaper, November 23, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc120681/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.