Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 277, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922 Page: 6 of 6
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NOWATA DAILY SHI
THUMPAV. AUOWT XO. 1*8*
NEW REI THEATRE
ROYAL THEATRE
THREE DAYS
Mr. Griffith Presents His Masterful Production
It's a simple story of plain
folki—th* greatest of all
Griffith play* — uncom-
monly wall i*a. aid with
breatb-tahiag affect.
With it* hamaaeme*. and
it* Mary mt unnanal lava, it*
thrill* and it* pa the*, it
stand* alaaa ia the fiald af
spectacular picture*.
Shows begin-
ning at 2:18,
4:3C, 7:00 and
9:15 p. m. Con-
tinuous perform*
Show* begin-
ning at 2:18,
4:30. 7:00 and
9:18 p. m. Con-
A TRULY GREAT PICTURE
“The Son of
Wallingford”
With an All-Star Cant Written and Directed hjr
LILLIAN AND GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER
A photoplay that does not depend entirely
Wherever this picture
ha, been shown pande-
monium break* loose—
audiences cheer, whistle
and yell- with delight their
unfeigned approval.
Every audience has set
spellbound through the
unfolding of this great
production.
a pnoiopiay mat does not depend entirely upon
the magnificient spectacular scenes for which it has be-
come known. Its success is due as much to the simplicity
of its domestic scenes and human love story as to the big
pageant requiring a menagerie and 8,000 actors, and the
lake of burning oil which is regarded as the greatest
conflagration scene ever filmed.
Pricas 10c, 20c and 28c
Children
Adultg _
PRICES
This is the only motion picture spectacle that ever played at $£
mission, and it played in all of the larger ci ties at $2.50 to $3.50 top.
est price of admission ever charged for this production.
NEBCER?^KEN DTORF^.^BN^'aL.Lv Ok^Aug. 10.-“Uncle
BE TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY | Bad” Ledbetter, the man who cap-
__.. _ _ Itured the outlaw, Al Jennings, and
(Continued from Page One.) | broke up his gang, after 40 years
“ I «f continuous service in upho'ding
_______;..m num-|tho law in Oklahoma, has received
bered close to 1,000 persons, believe I fhe democratic nomination for sher-
tkot tha tiowPA is* e»:il « :.:i b^a (iff of rnnntv whisk in
iGULATE CAPTURE ALLEGED
OIL INDUSTRY SLAYER OF OFFICER
CONTINUE SCHOOL
SCANDAL HEARING
at 1 o’clock this morning still
that the negro iV stnMn the"ja7TBut Iiff of Muskogee county, which ia
most of them are wondering where | norma*‘y democratic. Women vot-
Sheriff Ridenhour has gone, andl*'1'8 Kave hi,M • larK« part of his
connect his disappearance with that 18upport for the nomination,
of the negro. I “Uncle Bud” will be 71 years old
Someone, it is whispered, saw one |i" December. He asserts that if
“Red” Booth, a taxi driver, null up|he gets the ottiK* there will be no
to one of the doors of the jail while |compromise with law violators, and
the deputy sheriffs were picking the |he ?ays he proposes to see that loaf-
searching delegation on the other, |efs. and “shoe-string” gamblers are
tnd it is thought by many that the | e'ther put to work or made to leave
legro went out with the sheriff in I th<! county.
in his forty years in eastern Ok-
lahoma. “Uncle Bud” has served as
*•* alstaR -d__II___T___tdd
______ .„„„ Iand deputy Unted States marshal.
the absence of her husband, who was IHe Hne ot the few deputy federal
--------- threshing outfit. I marshals now surviving who served
the Adair home I *n .t.he d*y» when this country was
ik of water. Mrs. IInd,an territory,
lour after the at-1 “Uncle Bud” was elected Mils-
' to a well for a I kogee’s first chief of police after
nd returned, ask- I Oklahoma became a state. The la*
By United Press. ( Talihina, Okla., Aug. 10.—Sam
Washington, Aug. 10.—Recom- j Reed, who is alleged to have shot
mendations that a governmental com- and killed Prohibition Agent E. G.
mission be established to regulate the J Wiggins and dangerously wounded
oil industry, may result from.. the B. M. Pendergraft, another federal
senatorial investigation of the higt ; enforcement officer, last Sunday,
price of gasoline. ' during a raid at the Reed home neat
Some members of the investigat-1 Steer, was captuVed last night in
ing committee are known to believe the mountains north of Talihina aft-
that only in this way can the public , er a struggle with Jess Stine- and |
be protected against exorbitant i John Sage, federal officers.
Reed was taken to Hugo for safe
keeping. Officers there are taking
every precaution against possible i
violence.
normally democratic.
MISSOURI YOUTH
KILLED BY TRAIN
Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 10.
-*-Francis Marlow, 19 years old, of
Hannibal, Mo., was killed Wednes-
day when a coach of the Pike’s Peak
cog railroad train ran over his body.
The boy was stealing a ride.
The Killing. I iahoma. "Uncie Bud” has served as
Mrs. Adair was attacked about 3 1 po!}ce,m*n;_ police, sheriff
o’clock Tuesday
f ‘
employed with a
SHOES WOULD COST
110 MILLION MORE
Swat the fly I
Have taken the place of hot
water bottles. The pads are
cleaner and more sanitary, and
also give any temperature de-
sired.
Twe Sasee ia Starih—
99.80 and $18
Open For Business
Cash And Carry Grocery
A. G. GREENWAY, Prop.
1 0-3td-ftW ^ Ck#r0k~ 5tr~*
finance committee majority and
Washington, Ang. i«__H
»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦»♦<♦<♦« » »>h > m 11 11
WANTED
cpMerj
the prophet’s head, th
iltUa fellow finally exclaimed: “Be.
daddy, he’s carrying an extra tire.
Missouri-Pacific Railway
Enid, Okla.—The two new junior
high schools which are to be built
here will be constructed by local
contractors, it was announced re-.
£Sntfe hy the local school board.
7:-i?-Vnw?od ■ch001 k to Boot »UL-
US.WI and the Garfield school »5S,-.
71S.S0, according to th# bids enh-
WAY
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Norton, J. T. Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 277, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922, newspaper, August 10, 1922; Nowata, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1320253/m1/6/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.