Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 110, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1935 Page: 6 of 8
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 11, 1935.
SAPULPA HERALD. SAPULPA. OKLAHOMA
PAGE SIX
husband !n 1931 was accidental. The
ate charged murder.
Fhe was quoted by officers as say-
ir.g, "I was tired of living," as the
rcazon lor the apparent suicide at-
tempt. An operation for removal of
'be bullets was delayed several hours
because o.' her objections.
nr . i 1?y m three i md i»rojects
icni 7 n i nut
C.iia co-r.fit- Ihe work wsu esti-
ma'tJ ic ccst $183,571. '
The projects are:
Stephens—5 205 miles asphalt sur-
facing cri U a 70 west o’. Comanche.
$07 813
Pawnee and Osage—.512 mile ap-
proach roadway to bridge on state
highway 19. $17,946.
Texas—two bridges on state high-
way 35 near Hardesty, $67,812.
aid, "in the hope that they will r.cl
pet any new federal legislation.
”f think the Texas railroad com-
mission Is making a sincere effort to
keep 'hot oil' under control, but 1
hlnk the problem is too big a con-
ract for control by any state. They
might be able to control it tempor-
arily, bu. not permanently.”
yin cncr.l icl.o:! fund.
Tr.e bill promised to ri ;pen ull th’
angles c. the 'hot oil" situation.
"Tired ' of having an accusing fingei
pointed at Texas for excessive oil
production, gen Joe Hill, jr, askec
how tV New York 8tcck Exchange
would be satisfied If Its tally trading
were limited to 36 per cent of the
usual Hading for one hour each to-
day East Texas oil production is
limited to that percent of its potential
The oil fight is not expected to grow
heated until next week
an’s Women Learn Fighting
wemen's evangelistic work, and has
continued In that work During other
furloughs she attended the College
of Mbs ions and Bible college of the
University of Missouri.
The women’s evangelistic work in
Mung-li aiu the surrounding territory
is the largest work of this sort any-
where ‘.n the whole of the India
Mission of the Disciples of Christ.
Miss Firming alone is responsible for
this work ffhc is a member of the
advisory committee of the mission,
ard takes an active part in the yearly
meetings o the Chattisgarh Mission-!
ary association, an Interdenomina-1
tiomU organization representing all'
tl.e work of her district.
MK> Fleming serves the churches of
the Disciples cf Christ under the *
KNIGHTS OF LABOR MEET
Kniehts o! Labor will mcH to-
morrow night in th? district court
.•com at 7:30 o'clock fer the purpose
of forming n chapter here The
Knights of Labor Is a chartered labor
ri.-nnt;:>th n. Speakers from iffrrent
, rt ihe Hate will be here. The
Conference Of Young
People Meets Here
3 Days Next Week
The mid-year ycung people's con-
ference of the Christian churches o.
he eastern half of Oklahoma will be
r’d at the Fir*t Christian church
here January 18-20 Dr. Jennie V
viemirg. medical missionary in India
or nearly a quarter of a century will
h* one of the instructors and si>eak-
■re.
In 1906 Dr Fleming went to Harda
o assist in the medical work of that
nlr-ion station. Four years' later she
•■as sen: to the Damoh mission sta-
ton to take charge of the women's
lcspital. When she came home on
ler ilrst furlough she studied in the
Ti'dical department of Indiana uni-
rrsity. She had already graduate!
from William Woods college with
ligh henors
During her second term, Dr Flem-
ing had charge of th * medical work
it Harda. and superintended the girls'
■<Vol there In 1915 . he was trans-
nerwld office.
TITLCA. Okla.. Jan. 11. (LP)— Mrs.
Mave Epratl. 39. was In a serious
rendition in a Tulsa hc^pltal today,
suffering Inn two bullet wounds in
h; r abdrmcn. which she told oificers
wrre sel.-tnflflcted.
Mr-. Spratl was convicted in 1933
of siaj sband #nd was
tenced to 12 months in jail. Gov. W
H. Murray paroled her. however, after
LF^STAL*
BOB HOLZEMER
CRESCENT DRUG STORK
,ie 424 We Deliver
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT WILL
ASK FOR FIDS ON PROJECTS
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 11 <LP>—
The stale highway ermmission an-
nounced today It would receive bids
rlie ha ’ served only a short time. Site
contcndrd that the shooting of her, g
'fates Sen T P Gore. Okla . offer-
ed a similar bill
Rep Wesley Disney, D. Okla , itt-
t-o'uced a bill In the house to make
Interstate transportation of prtroleuir
produced in violation cf : tale law.
a erlmlt.al offense
Both bilk were designed to replace
section 9-C o. the recovery act, which
the supreme court Monday held un-
constitutional. ,
"I think the Texas oil people would
be willing to forego profits from 'hot
ell’ until ccagrees adjourns; Ickcf
-AND THE NEWU
CAN 15 50 EASY
h TO OPEN / l!
be-ing trained for possible home defense work. Soiru
s, are seen receiving machine gun instruction at 8th
Army headquarters at Osaka.
YOU CANT BEAT
THIS FOR A
ft BARGAIN/£
rave to aulhorb'c negotiations, con-
gress would have to authorize a pact
end a pact, would have to be written
rnd put In force. Conservative fore-
cB‘ts were th'it a year would be
needed to do this.
Producers
Is This Too Good
For Your Cough?
Creomulsion may be a better help]
than you need It combines seven
helps in one. It is made for quick re-1
lief, for safety.
Mild coughs often yield to lesser j
helps. No one can tell. No one knows
which factor will do most for any cer-
tain cough. So careful people, more
and more, are using Creomulsion for j
any cdugh that starts.
The cost is a little more than a sim-
ple help. But your druggist Is author-
zed to guarantee it, so it costs noth-1
ing if it fails to bring you quick re-1
iief. Coughs are danger signals. For
safety's sake, deal with them In the
best way known. —adv.
plain whether lie condoned the things
White vrot< Ickes was not satisfied
with any of the bills offered congress
vesterday, saying the administration
wants one with teeth in it. He be-
lieved the Texas murun i commission
was making a sincere effort to con-
trol the situation, but that the prob-
lem was texf big for any one state.
Little chance was seen -or success
of tlie Interstate pact movement,
legislatures ol all the oil states would
The regular 1
price of
Calumet Baking
i Pouider is ^
[ noui only
1■ytfia pound!1"1
AUSTIN, Jan 11 OP)—Oil promised
today to become a leading Issue in
the new Texas legislature
Threatened with possible federal
confiscat.on of oil produced in excess
cf permitted amounts, a proixjsal was
on Its way to the session to confiscate
1 nr lead for the benefit cf the state
Overtaxed by
speaking.sing-
ng, smoking
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 110, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1935, newspaper, January 11, 1935; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1527660/m1/6/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.