The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 165, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 14, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14 1993
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BREECH SHOWS BETWEEN YOUNG DEMS AND MARLAND NOW
THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE
HER SHIP COMES IN
By E. C. SEGAR
EET CALLED
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mapel Is Discharged; Other
Angles Widen Rift.
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Wj ALFRED WAU. '
Oklahoma City. Aug. 14. (F)
Tonne democrat ef Oklahoma ener-
grtie Moods who taka their polities
seriously ars more or Ins st outs
with the New Deal sdminietratloa of
Ooremor A W. Marla nd.
As la Texas and other states
whers the yoone una of the Jeffer-
sonian party have split over policies
o( their own ortanleatlon then also
Is dlswnrion In the ranks of the
Oklahoma League of Young Demo-
crats. '
ja this state however then is a
rawing dk tkfection with the Mar-
land adminlitraUan on the part of
the young party members. A special
young democrstle meeting Mday
nieht may result in a man definite
swing away from the administration.
Oars raw Replica
i The governor replied to young
democratic criticism by pointing out
he was using the young mem ben of
the party wherever he could to fin
the positions which might have gone
to old timer! which he termed rock-
ing chair" democrats. . .
Among his appointments wen Jem
Larson president of the league who
was named secretary of tha $0000-
00 school land commission an im-
portant administrative post and Eu-
gene Mapel former president of the
ergsnlsatlcn as manager of the state
taaurahoe fund.
Larson a strong administration
man offend to resign his position as
president if tha youngsters thought
his position was not In keeping with
the presidency.
Mapel' le Discharged
- Mapel who declared himself in
active insubordination" against the
state industrial commission which
xuna the insurance fund was re-
amed yesterday in a Mass of ac-
cusations cud counter-accusations
against and by administration sup-
porters. Boms young democratic leaden
rallied to the support of MapeL Lar-
sen sought to have Miss Maud Bran-
non vice-president call off a young
democratic meeting R-ldsy night
callsd ostensibly to discuss Mapelb
he refused declaring her hands
were not tied by the administra-
tion." '
Governor Marland Drat aroused tha
ire of the kwiie a while back when
he told a meeting of democratic
women here they should. run to? the
legislature themselves and no i "send
a- boy to the mill."
He went on in the course of a
discussion of what ha termed a whis-
pering campaign of - impeachment
against him with the accusation that
last winter young legislators here
were wined and dined by special in-
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tercets and as influenced by lobby-
ists that they failed to pass the
legislative program needed by the
people.
Maori's Slates t
The first noticeable wave of young
democratic opposition followed in a
resolution of protest .by the chib at
McAlester.
Mapel Issued an extended state-
ment after his discharge yesterday.
I refused to discharge aU the
Catholics in the department a Re-
quest made a few days after M
Bason became chairman of the
(state industrial) commission he
declared.
Since Ibb. I. Mapel continued in
a written statement the governor's
current patronage dispensers have
ordered me to employ il persons
both in new employes and replace-
ments. And the department has room
for only 14 employes.
G. A. Criswell of Mriand was ap-
pointed to fin the position vacated
by Mapels removal.
Governor Marland said that as far
as he knew patronage affairs had
nothing to do with. Mapels die-
Grady Girls Are
To Talk Reports
Letters have been mailed to 77 out-
standing dub girls of Grady county
by Mrs. Nettie Coryell county home
demonstration agent esking that they
meet with her at S o'clock Saturday
afternoon- to discuss the standard
Report of Achievements."
Medal era to be awarded the
who send in the beet reports ovpr
the state tar (1) beet all-around rec-
ord (I) best canning record (I) beet
food' preparation record and (4) beat
appropriate dress record.
Thorn who compete tat the canted
will abo be required to make an ex-
hibit at the state fair. It was ax-
plained. Bach person completing the re-
quired canning work win receive a
certificate ILi. Coryell pointed out.
Very much more for very much
leas" la tha motto of our Classified
SHORT STORIES
- PROM HERE AND THERE -
Derigaa on Trophy
Dr. Roy Zmanuel la wondering when
the powers that bs will arrange that
city championship golf tournament.
Aim to taka that trophy away from
Batch Austin. he allows. .
Grady gcksri Opens.
An additional go students arc ans-
wering the daily ring of the school
bell with tha opening of the Union
Hill school lfonday. C. M. Welch is
superintendent of the 011001.
Big Jelly gappty
A f armer weet of Chlckaaha couldnt
help but grin when the stranger who
had Juat purchased cot pounds of
grape at his vineyard -explained. "We
an aiming to put 19 a little Jelly."
Water eleo Merehaate Gelere
No. gl highway from Agawam to
Rush Springs now looks like a real
Main street. Watemeioa merchants
stands bob up every few hundred
yards. As a rule they sell cantaloupes
and cold drinks toe.
Cfob Weaai Oat tog. -Members
of tha Meridian Women's
Home Demonstration chib are to meet
tonight at tha Morris HU1 farm. They
will have a picnic supper this evening
pend tha night on the banks at the
river and cook breakfast there Thurs-
day morning. '
Flay at Cltoten
Chtekaihak aoftball team is due to
participate hi tha district tournament
to open at Clinton Sunday. Other
teams entered In the meet are from
B Reno Fort Oobb Lawton Man-
gum Bnyn Anadarko Frederick
Carnegie Bk City Fort Sill. L
dey Custer City Cordell and Hobart.
Caddo Lawyer Seeree High
A young Caddo county lawyer
Charles Leans Fein Carnegie made
the highest grade in the recent ex-
amination for admission to the state
bar. TWo ether Caddo county appli-
cants passed the taste: J. Kenneth
Hogue Carnegie end William Brew-
ster McFhyden Asadraa
Atone aa Baratag Deck
With the mercury steadily climb-
ing upward and heading for a point
bepond the stratosphere. Judge Wank
M. Bailey on hie way to the court-
house halted a few momenta on the
corner to recuperate while leaning
against a lamppost. Confidentially be
confessed: "I feel like the boy who
stood on the burning deck whence all
but him bad fled. Wife and two
daughters away on a visit partner
away and stenographer on a vaca-
tion. If you ask me If it's hot enough
for me IH bean you."
rtaa Swimming lastraettem
Free swimming instruction k to be
conducted during the coming week at
tha Chiekasha Municipal Swimming
pool if then is a sufficient demand
it eras announced today by me. Am-
iens Brawn. "Ws will conduct
every morning during the coming
week If there le a sufficient number
of people who would Ilka to learn to
Win." Miss Brawn raid. Them de-
siring to enroll are asked to report at
tha desk of the swimming pool or call
Ml Brawn at the pool In the Burn-
ing or at her home In the aftemoosL
The only charge will be tlJi which
win cover the expense of gates In the
pool for the five-day eeuree.
FeHHeaBy Important" BIB.
"X wee reading the other day" mid
W. J. McIntosh "where the Spankh-
Amerlean veteran? bin was Uyd a
politically important - measure. It
might wen be called that because
although n lot of the boys of ft have
ed on they have children and
children's children mattered over this
entire land. I wouldn't ha eurpetsad if
an actual count of Bpankh-Amartean
War veteran and tbetr families would
total mighty near to tbs msmberehip
of tha American Legion." Mr. McIn-
tosh soldiered In Cuba srith G. Xd
Butler F. C. Hall. Chari Ragan
H. H. Craun and late Bd Sheegae and
others weU known to Chlckaaha people.
Ms Bates a Flicker.
When a picture In which John Botae
appears Is shown an n Chiekasha
acreen thens an old-time buddy ef
the famous ringer and actor out to
front thinking about n baseball team
and Greenville Texas. That man la
Chari T. White postofflee employe.
'John Botes wee a regular guy" said
MT. White.. "He was a left handed
pitcher on the Greenville high achooi
baseball team and I played center
field. He wee a mighty good left
hander at that His father was
banker. In addition to being a ban
player he ng with the high eehooi
glee dub and high achooi quartet and
did solo work. Somebody liked his
voice and lent him to New York to
study. I mean his folks thought it
would be eomethiiig terrible for John
to become an actor. Probably their
minds have been changed for a long
time now. He's b fine chap."
Is Growing. Apprshs hr.
Bill Melton la apprehanetvs and Is
growing more so day tiy day rinea tha
rain. Tm seared to death the weather
le going to turn iff again aa hot aa
a border sheriffs pistol." B1U opined
this mnentng. "That rain slowed the
weather man dram a Httte but If ha
lets it get aa hot na it wsa last
week m Just about give up. rva
kidded myself as long as X can that
the hot weather -Udnt hurt me."
News Behind
The News
(Contfanwd Rom ' Page X)
Mil. Jtf Is hinted that
tha United States k preparing for
Tha depart
ment of state too docent like the
outlook In Bump or the Orient.
The elytra le pointed up by the
large peace-time money appropria-
tions la the history at this nation.
With tha approval of the president
congress has granted tha ussy and
navy huge sums of money. At tide
moment the committee on ailllUry
tskhur for on mcrRiio
appropriation of 140000.1101 The w
department has asked for MS new
military planes. B la frit that
thing b about to brae!
and we must be set.
Peak .
British buainem eondttioni art
Showing merited betterment as indi-
cated by London stock market prices.
The avenge' price index advanced
from M to SI during the aeeond three
months of the year. Bank df England
note circulation shows a marked! In-
erea . It Is at a new high record
for an ttano 00X7 A00JNW. Quite h
portion at this money It reported
coming into American curittea. FUr
the flret time since log unemploy-
ment hi Gnat Britain eased below
the two million mark as compared
with a three million peak in January
MU.
Ftoaperlty to Gnat Britain le at-
tributed to better Iwstne condltloni
In the Uhlted Mat. This Is evi-
denced by the importing and export-
ing volume between the two nations.
Expected
Bepcrte at a Cough lin-Rooaevclt
pea treaty blow hot and cold. Borne
quarters Insist that Jimmy FUriey
eaa to terms srith the radio priest.
Others say President Roosevelt can't
possibly retract emphaaked state-
ment on cengrs lone! bilk which
Father Coughlin pushed. In any event
the fighting priest k exp ted to fall
in Bne and awing his following next
year to President Boonevett. Even re-
publicans don't doubt this.
Sidelight! .
Rely was denied credit for .the pur-
eha of American cotton beeau of
"unsettled eondttioni." Thk k taken
to mean the united States will place
an embargo on goods to any nation
at war preparing for one .
HOTEL
le llae to eg gktoeia Brin ...
two short Mocks Aon IMea iiilka
ritrrtetes s betel le Meal-
Anriliaalai
Ceaaldotwto ioswtoo
Catering te B Cawsuie 1
IN IIWNt
fates rSS prte s balb -$2.00
$2J0 U00
Special Wal eari Stestely fates
I ad eeri arias tangs a teaks
It Itocklrea Mghwsys4R0eadM
Hue Street at IM J
Bank ekarane an at tha high
level sines MB ... Bseonent busi-
new omen . . Conservative broker-
age Interests an still waiting have
been for weeks for results of aaeuri-
tiea and toy tlgatlona at
stock pook and manipulation . . .
Wcakne of federal 1ue do nt dis-
turb bond dealers aa k has been an-
ticipated for weeks . . . Merchandise
buyers are flocking into New York.
Hotels report that man than 4500
are here whieh comperes with te
then SAOO during the bad days of
1MS.
. (Copyright IfcClure Newspaper
Syndicate)
Biard Is Elected
To Phi Lam Post
W. a. Biard ef this ' city wee sleeted
national editor and corresponding
secretary of the Phi Lambda Xpsiloo
fraternity at the grand conclave
which waa held in Oklahoma City it
was announced hen today.
Aa national editor Mr. Biard will
edit eight quarterly bulletins -and
two M-page magarin during the
next two-year term.
The 1117 convention win be held
in Lee Angelas
. . POUB GENERATION!
New Albany Pa. (F) The survi-
vors ef Chari W. Davis who died
at the eg ef Ml yean and fifty
days are tore sons four daughters
five grandchildren seven greet
grandchildren one great - greatgrandchild.
tr you we nel economy fa your nan l low-pricad track
buy k ou tha bask of known recognised high-priced
track fentar yon know will yon monsy on gee oil
tine and upkeep That k what Mr. Bony did. Thou-
sands have dona H and that k why tbe thousands
an switching la Dodge tracks. Priced down with tha vary
lowest Dodga tracks elans fa the lowest price Said give
uch costly f tar aa hydraulic brekee . . . fectofy-in-stalled
oil liter ... 4 main bastings ... 4 piston rings
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Mrs. B. B. Mrickter waa s visitor
tat Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mis. B. D. Martin of Norge
wire vkitors in Chiekasha Tu day.
Mrs. W. H. CUft and daughter Mks
Blaine Rolf a t Oklahoma Ci ty ware
vkitors on ths campus of tha Okla-
homa College for Women Tuesday.
Mka Roff completed arrangements to
attend college hen thk fall. .
Mr. and Mis. Iran Noak have re-
turned from Anadarko whers they
were guests of MT. and Mm. Ryffo
Ogle.
1
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Horne and
daughter Pat and son Buddy and
Ml Kathryn McCrary plan to leave
tha latter pert of thk week for a
vacation trip in Colorado.
Bill McIntosh of Frederick k spend-
ing a few days in Chiekasha visiting
hk parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
McIntosh.
Rev. Guy Am of Mineo waa ai
visitor in Chiekasha Tu dey.
Jimmy Jon attended funeral ser-
vte f or Dr. R. R. Hums in Mlnco
Tuesday afternoon.
Ml Byvenna and Bernice Rot-
ated arera visitors in Oklahoma City
today.
i IXWe awdels nlie IVaie rase te fa
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Evans, George H. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 37, No. 165, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 14, 1935, newspaper, August 14, 1935; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1881596/m1/3/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.