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VOL. XXXV. NO. 225.
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Hear Daugherty ‘s Story
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Prizes
totaling $300. ribbons, certifi-
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state
tal bill a section whicl
would
of Don MeCafferty.
from the other equally important sub-
Warren. whose
however, he believed he
the house, but his mother-in-law in- 1 building.
city have been through two spelling
entered the house, Achgil shot twice. the first inquest witness, said he was
of the foremost trnftie experts in the
That was shown last
year. Ties in
NORO OUTLAW SLAIN GOVERNOR'S CRIME
home ' said
the district contest
a concrete pole
upport his testimony.
when he shot MeCafferty.
1 nearby and saw a bullet mark about
Foilawing Cummins on the stand be-
IN RESISTING ARREST
FUND IS APPROVED
Another question ruled out was one
. here today.
The Oklahoma City
Pulley was the last witness befor
eluding defendant and their
CAUCUS FEBRUARY 27
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the attacking constabulary.**
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—Houae re.
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com-
bine offered if they’expect tn return
There are thirty-four senatorial dis-
tricts in Oklahomn,
districts have
The old agricultural school at Helena died on the state deliberately by an
consolidate this institution with the sena tore who are not hampered hy
i n. m.
in Oklahoma is to provide for sale of rerat. Elk City. and Stanley Shepherd.
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EDITION
EXTRA
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Oil Advance
Of 25 Cents
Is Announced
Grand Jury
Report
Charging
Plot To
by Senator MeClendon.
The cost of keeping guards at the
farm is approximately $15,000 a year.
He died early Tuesday of wounds in-
fileted by Achgill Saturday night.
Other
changed.
inside the building, near the window.
Peterson said he did not see the
By WALTER A. MORROW
(City Editor of The Time*)
bee all year.
' knows of a
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Exclusive’Service
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11 P. m.....
The schools are:
The three agricultural schools
Warner, Lawton and Tishomingo.
13 midnight
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3 a. m.. ,..
WITH ANNUAL
SPELLING BEE
Tiny Babb Switch Fire
Victim Is Seeking Home
STATE PRISON FARM
MAY BE ABOLISHED
this year's spelling bee will do that.”
Oklahoma City schools have been
ANTI-KLAN MAN
FIRED SHOT IS
LURE, IS CLAIM
to their home district with reports of
good stewardship.
FORMER R. S..
OFFICIAL ASKS
EO SHE FACT
tlonal district.
Just how this system works may be
The
pos-
VOTES OF ELECTORAL
COLLEGE ALL RECEIVED
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end in the way that will least detract c g .    ,    ----- -
tried to force his wife, from whom
h
e
bought * curtain for the stage in its
new auditorium with its $100.
What are you going to buy with
your $100 this year?
Watehed Through Window
The witness, peering through the
one at Pryor.
The only way to abolish institutions
On your mark!
Get set!
Go!
The annual Times Spelling
Bee, like Barnum and Bailey’s
circus, bigger and better than
-county attorney, who declared that j by lying flat on the ground. Lauder
I the man was protecting his
nue fund of the state.
NO GHARGE IN
ACHGILL CASE
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according to the story told police, outside the fire engine house about
No charges are to be filed against 9:15 p. m., Saturday when he heard •
Achgill, according to J. K. Wright, 'hot and saw Policeman Ross Lissen-
—t
796
KATY MUST SETTLE
FOR LOSS OF COTTON
mJ
Minor Agricultural And Aca-
demic Groups Are Tar- '
Sinclair Prices Apply To High
Grade Crude In Mid- "
Continent Field,
Is Made On Young Ran To Investigata
Shooting, Coroner's
Only ten out of the forty-four state
senators who come to the legislative
sesaionu Me free to work for needed.
that end ever since the first wek of j
i the first semester.
Fireman Heard Shot
A. E. Lauder assistant fire chief.
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ten. forty and eightyacre tracts,
sale will be in actual farmrs.
Dempsey
Fight Films
City and suburban. 45c mo.; 33 yr. in ad-
vance. Outside 50c mo.: $G yr. tn advanc.
Above, F. C. Quimby and
“Tex” Rickrd
whet roller west and rent rat portions,
Wednesday purtly cioudy, riaing tempera-
tore.                   *
show at all.
Ties Hard To Break
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hu9s
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n of
he was separated, from her fathers
home at 923 West Ninth street. The
youth had been enjoined by the court
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EVENING FIELD
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Competition this year will be hotter
than ever. After the children of the
Walsh Question Ruled Out
Walsh asked the witnesm if he ever
“attended a conference at the Wal-
dorf hotel (in this city) in the early
port or middle of October, 1922, at
McCafferty went to the Achgill
home Saturday evening in a taxicab. I He added, ________ ________
। He attempted to drag his wife from | had seen gun flashes outside the hotel
I years ago we voted a governor 120,000
to flad Fred Dennis, and no far as I
| have discovered the state received not
gne bit of good.r
•2
permitted to do «o." said Daugherty.
Judge Lindley, however, refused him
permission.
Denies He Was Approached
Daugherty denied that Thomas B
Felder, one of the defendants, ever
CITY TIMES
(Evening Edition of The Daily 3k is Loman)                                          /
, Young, wh was talking to "Lisp*
| ____ Green, a miner. The deputy then
McCafferty was shot twice when he pulled hie gun and fired. Peterson
you on one oceasion, when you wee
III in Washington and spoke to you
about the glass casket case?”
• He never did,” said the witness.
"None of these men ever discussed
the glass casket case with me.’
Daugherty said he did not know
Means personally, and had talked to
him only once, when Menns spoke to
-           - . The new schedule follows: Below 30
events leading up to the in- degrees >i; so to 33.9 degrees 1.13;
j break. In some cases it took three
lists of words, each harder than the
he examined
and Gaston R. Means.’* Before the
I And then, a big surprise. You’ll
■ learn all about that later.
11 a. m.
j: noon
i p. m.
3 p. m.
a p. m.
YOUNG WAS VICTIM OF PLOT,
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Court Refuses
Institutions Have Strings On 34 Senators
ONY TEN OF THEM FROM*NO* PIE * DISTRICTS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—President
W ASHINGTON. Jan. 27.—The com- Coolidge is opposed to unification of
piete vote of the electoral college the army and navy air services as pro-
based on Nov ember s presidential elec-! hosed in the Curry bill, Secretary-
testified. the bullet crashing through
(the windew. As he dropped to the
walk. Peterson said. Ed Forbes fen
North Fields Produce Most
There are probably 150,000 barrels
of the highest grade oil produced daily
i in Oklahoma, practically all of which
I is obtained in the north central Okla
; homa area, including Osage. Noble.
no charge will be filed against w. C. matie. Peterson said.
Achgill in connection with the death |
the strength of the non-institutlonal
bloc is less than it might seem. There
After hearing four wtnesses,
two of whom offered sensa-
tional testimoney that Ros
Abolition of seven state schools Lisenby, former klansman,
throush a popular referendum is pro- but now anti-klansman him-
The Weather
LOCAL: Generally fair and somewlint
warmer weather tonight and Wednesday.
Minimom tempera to re tonight 14 to 33.
STATE: Tonight fair weather, some-
The witness said he did not ses
anyone fire from an urstairs window.
shooting of Homer
which there were
no institutions. •But
seen in the manner in which institu- ' the property at the time the institu- l democrat. Selling; District 5. Harry B.
Hons have been recreated after being Hon is wiped out. observers point out I Cordell, democrat. Manitou District
kuled.                                  ‘Otherwise. even if the schools were 10. J. o. Ferguson, republican. Paw-
Governor Williams in his adminis- abolished by referendum, the legisla- nee; District 10. W P. Kimerer, re.
tration killed a numder of state insti- j ture will revive them at the next  publican. Dover: District 24. W. J.
COOLIDGE OPPOSES I the noon recess.
WAR UNIFICATION BILL HOUSE REPUBLICANS
• a. m.......... 7    4 p. m
7 a. m.......... 4    .
Precipitatien, te date, 6*3..,.
Last 34 hours, en(ng 7 a. m.
Thirty-four. tutions. At the -next legislative ses- i session.                                  Holloway, democrat, Hugo; District
sion members were sent to both the |  A close study of the map run In 1 2*- John A. Goodall, democrat. Stz-
house and the senate, from the a (• connection with this article will indi-  well; District 31, Wash E. Hudson
fected districts, with instructions to eate the utter hopelessness of trying  democrat. Tulsa; District 32, A. H. i
get their distrits back in the insti to rid the state of any of its leech nr Culp, demcrat. Bartlesville. -
tutional pieeuttng.         •             ‘stitutions by legislative action. The
Eleven of these, They were uniformly successful. job is hopeless.
It has been a matter of comment 1
The system was sad- that little statesmanship is found in
i he Oklahoma legislature. For con'
venience this article deals with the !
senate. The condition is even worse
in the house but the unwieldly charac-
This action indicates the measure
jects in the curriculum. I believe that
MANILA, Jan. 27.-- Pagumpa- . Voting as a committee of the whole
tan, the notorious Moro outlaw* who. the house of representatives this at.
&lslture by Senator J. n Me-. terrorized the populace of Lanao ternoon approved the appropriation of
province, was shot tn death today ’ $5,000 to be used by the governor's of-
whose students have worked toward nopehtnn’raildat StvAnthomes-some tenfrom the window.
capital who were "hell bound and’top grade by the Sinclair firm repre-
spell bound."                            sents the highest posted market price
I would like at this time to tell the I for oll o hizh arade
true story ot that situation It I am
tervened. When he called to the ne-
, was not recreated but an orphannge , astute politician. The only remedy
was eatablished ther. At the present 'lies with the voters.
time there is a measure pending to The following is a Hat of the State
_______ publicans wiir caucus Friday night,
tion returns. has been received by the Wibur today informed the house mill- February 27. to decide upon their can-
president of the senate. Senator Cum- tary committee.                      , didate for speaker and floor leader,
mins, republican. Iowa. It was an-                  --------------------------—         ,
spelling bee." A. C. Parsons. superIn- |
tendent of schools, said Monday, "be-
l cause we are eager to do anything to
i improve the ability of the children to !
] spell. I would like to see every boy '
and girl in the city able to outspell '
Institutional demands in their dis
tricts. District 2. E. M. Reed. demo-
R a. hi.
1 a. m
Atoka county. The resolution prob-
ably,will be introduced by Crowley and
David H. Logan of Okmulgee.
him in the department
bunlding.
the height of a man's head.
Lauder's testimony appeared td
j have some relation
McCafferty was Achgilrs son-in-law. window, said Thomas walked past
Judgment against the M. K. A T.
xllroad for setting fire to the Inter-
state Cotton Compress was affirmed
>y the supreme court Tuesday.-
The first action was brought against
ths railroad company by Ed J. Coyle
and the Great American Insurance
company. Coyle had 243 ha lea of cot-
ton stored in, the compress when
burned on March 29, 121. The cot-
tas vas valued at $17,910,
ever, is
are ten senatorial districts that have ,
two senators. Only one of these dis I
tricts. the second; is not an institu- '
that struck the cement pillar in front
of the drug store across the street
from the city hall.
Xoung Rushes to Scene
They said Lissenby then dropped td
the ground with the remark, “who
shot at me?" Young and his party at
once rushed to the scene to investi-
gate the shooting.
। Peterson also testified that Thomas
fired the first shot in the grill room
, of the hotel and that Forbes was ths
' first man to fall.
Peterson said he was standing on
the walk near the European hotel,
when Thomas entered the Canary
Cigar store in the building. The depu-
ty sheriff’s hands were In his pockets
and his right hsnd grasped an auto-
Have you seen those
Crossword puzzles
in Tinies night extra?
If you haven't, you
are missing a treat.
cates, banners and medals.
d sire
ot‘„ers
wye 'I
• sll
or kier
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ideno
0 rat. |
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‘hat
od is
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Nor is that all. ThSre’s a
ter of the house makes it so complex
a study that a series of fifteen or
twenty articles, that might prove ob-
‘uContinued on Page ». Culumn 1y ,
on again.
constructive legislation. Thirl;
of them are forced to join any
bees those of 1923 and 1921, they are ' gro taxi driver to help him. nn<l azain !
so letter perfect that it is only a!"—--- *- ’------ ■ -- . . . .
cracker-Jack speller who stands any 1
It's "Bigger And Better” This
Year; State-Wide Con-______
■ test Planned. Too. WP in crowsolurthonstingpreprom I selffired the shot which lured
3. Glenn Young to the scene
ten minutes before the gun
fight Saturday night, the cor-
oner’s jury investigating the
deaths of the four men killed
in the last clash, adjourned
The spelling bee editor ty is ,aW to have declared while he i body was found later at the curb,
number of principals — •      -  -
WASHINGTON Jan. 27,—The
house today sent the Underwood
Musele Shoals bill to conference.
Thia action was taken in the face
of a demand for reference of the
measure to the military commit-
tee. Party lines were disregarded
in the vote which was taken after
two hours’ debate.
* "He never did.’’ answered the wit--               __
’I will ask you whether or not It Is Hearing In Oklahoma City
a tnet that Colonel Felder called upon Adjourns 10 Kansas City
Later in Month,
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leans Case
PRICE       ^.3^
WITNESS
Father-In-Law Not To Be
Prosecuted For Death Of
Don McCafferty,
Although J. k Wright, county at-
torney. was not in his office Tuesday
forenoon, hie assistants predicted that
SHIPPERS’ FORECAST: is to 20 norti-
ern section. 14 1e 34 southern portion ef
Okiahoma tonight.
HOt BLY TKMPEKArERE
WASHINGTON. Jan 27.-
senate today voted out of the
were hard to
witness could answer. Prosecutor * w’owmg cummine on the atend ba-
Todd objected and Judge Lindley fore William A. Disque nf Washing-
ruled out the question. ’             ' ton, Attorney-examiner who IS acting 1
spelling bee or. too and Oklahoma City i
I children will have a chance, after the ,
I city bee is over, to get in on that. A ;
champion speller for Oklahoma City ;
I will be chosen in accord with the state i
( rules. That champion will spell with
the other county representatives for
county honors.
State Champion Geta $200
! The state champion in that con-
; test wins 3200 the second best speller
$100 and the third best 350. Besides
that there's a trip to Washington, D.
। C. for the winner of that first prize.
! "Oklahoma City schools are for the
I working toward the annual spelling I lin “ Ashnip.homc. ere.
have eliminated differential mail
rat ew nllowed religious, eduration-
al and philanthropic publications.
As a result the present rate of
1% rents a pound for advertis.
ing matter in publications nf this
eharacter subject to zone nites
uas retained.
Less and opened fire on ‘the officers, finally will be passed when it comes
Hvestock ex according to Senator Meclendon. I The outlaws used home made guns up tomorrow. The vote was taken
Washington with several persons. In- change la making a fight for a redur    "The farm ia losing money for the and b0 0 knives in their defense- after a heated debate In which Chai lea
eluding defendant and their attor- non in freight rates that will mean a state every year.’’ he said.                " 'Twas a neat job." sajd a telegram i D. Lewis of Okmulgee declared ’Two
nexs, interested in the glass casket yearly saving of more than $100,000   Inder the provisions of the ma from the constabulary received today
case.                                 * । to Oklahoma Hvestock shippers and a sure, the farm will be divided into giving an official account of the bat.
Tries to Tell True Story larze increase in the business of the rten, forty and eightyacre tragts. The tle. "There were no casualties among
"I knew that this case was to be Okla homa City livestock market.                                “
considered.” he said, “so I assembled ----------------------------------
of justice mnrkets, was the testimony given nt
j the Interstate commerce commission •
। henring here Tuesday by George N.
Cummins, traffic manager of the Da
venport, Iowa, chamber of commerce,
Cifmmins, considered by many one
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27.--
United States deputy marshals today •
' started a search here for Teddy 1
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$65,000 which was to* be collected open again in Kansas City for a nine-
from the glass casket defendants?” ■ day hearing later in the month.
Daugherty told of a conference in
An act creating a grain inspect-
ing department under the direr,
tion of the state board of agricul-
tmr. was introduced in the house
of representatives today by M.
M. Henderson of Pottawatomie.
BARN I M, Minn., Jan. 27—Five
persons were burned to death
early today in a fire which de-
stroyed Ilir farm bouse of Mrs.
John Gerard, a widow, living nine
miles east of here, -
they barricaded themselves in‛a fort-
as master in chancery, wan John R 1 A move to dbollsh the Oklahoma
la which Watsn asked Dausherty r j                                     tly •hdn inoune nenAxesroncowa:
vou ever stated to Gaston Means that         -   * in -ne with that given
there was a shortnge or deficit in the "J-ummins.,                           clendon of Madii. A joint resolu.
republican campaign fund and that The 8Decia1 commerce commisslon tion providing for sale of the farm
you on that account with Mellon andlhonrins. which started here Monday comprising 1,700 a -L. was Introduced ! with seven or his confederates when fie e in 'he suppresslon of .rime.
Burns would share in a division of ndjourned Tuesday afternoon to
The preparatory schools at Tonka-
waand. Miami.                     until 1:30 o’clock this after-
The Military academy at Claremore | noon
and the school of mines at Wilburton. I rI: -        ,                ,
___________| Under the provisions of the resolu- The four witnesses called
All the awards that were giv- tion. the state would be asked to vote were A. E. Lauder, assistant
to give the governor and the board or fire chief; Bud Smith, Henry
popesty’be tnesntven schoosan cone Peterson andT. B. White. f 2
| vert the proceeds to the genera! rev- theyithwandssPsterennybath testtlo
NEW YORK, Jan. 27—Direc-
tors of the I nited States Steel
corporation, today, declared the
regular quarterly dividends or
91.33 a share on the common stoek
and the "regular" extra of 50
cents a share, which lias been
paid each quarter since the be-
ginning of 1921.
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“Hellhound And Spellhound i TULSA, Jan. 27.—An ndvance of |
Situation Prevailed In Capi- 27 cents a barrel In the high grade
a । u 11 -r ii A . V oil of the mid-continent field (Kansas,
• tulf nP I CHS UOUlL oklahoma. north central, east central I
NEW vApu T ot Texas) «»« posted today by the Sin-
IN IS W IUKK, •an. - 4 j« lair Crude Oil Purehasing company
Harry M. Daugherty, former through the creation of a new top
attorney general called as a Erade, which extended its schedule
witness for the defense todav to six srades, ranging from oil below
- n X. r tne denense today 30 degrees to 41.G degrees and nbove.
m the Means-F elder trial, was Other grades below 39 degrees are
refused permission by Federal 1 unchanged.
Judge Lindley, to tell the de-         New Price Sehedule
tails of the “situation,” exist- other srdes below 3 are-un- ■
ing at Washington during the
Hayes, trainer for Jack Dempsey, on
a New York warrant charging Hayes
with being a fugitive from justice in .
connection with an alleged conspiracy [
to transport Dem psey -Car pentier figh,*
fil mn on July 5, 1921
The complaint and warrant issued ,
in Ne wYork after a grand jury in
dictment there, also named a number ।
of men prominent in the American 1
sporting world, beginning with George I
L. (Tex) Rickard. Other* named an '
parties to the conspiracy charges are; j
Frank R Flournoy, matchmaker for
Rickard: Fred C. Quimby, W. H. Ru- ’
dolph, Jasepr M. Mumer, Jamon ’
Dougherty and G. McLeod Baynes. I
The complaint was signed by Russell
Gra ham.
The com plaint specifically charges
that the persons named combined to
break the law by transporting th*
films of a prize fight from Went
Orange, X. J., to New York, July 5.
i 1921. and that the actual transporting
i of the film was done by William H
! White.
Haynes’ home is in Los Angeles
where he is interested with Dempsey ]
and Dempsey’s mnQnger, Jack Kearns,
1 in a number of real estate venture*.
The I', s. officers believed they would
have no difficulty in locating- him. 1
Bulletins
NEW YORK. Jan. 27— Etel
Leginska, noted pianist, whose
disappearance last night while an
audience awaited her at Carnegie
hall, mystified police, is staying
at the home of a friend in this
city, tile Brooklyn Daily Engle
says Tuesday.
Final disposition of the Foster
"Hasty Marriage" hill, which al-
ready has involved the house in
two spirited debates will be made
tomorrow, according to H. N.
Carnutt of Osage, chairman of
the judiciary committee, to which
the bill was referred. Indications
are that the bill will be unfavor-
ably reported.
SMILING and hopeful, little Mary Bradshaw, 5 year-old Babbs
P Switch fire victim, arrived in University hospital Tuesday to
"fatten up" so she can find a new "mama and daddy" to take the
. place of those she lost on Christmas eve.
Little Man’s three brothers already have found new homes. But
Mary, although pretty and attractive. Is "skinny."
"Maybe tf I get fat, somebody will want mi." Mary said hope-
fully. "I'm going ot have my tonsils and adenoids out. and drink a
lot of milk."
The child has golden hair and blue eyes. She is attractive and
mentally alert. She will be pretty when the fattening process gets
under way.
Mrs. Mabel Bassett, state commissioner of charities and correc-
tion. brought her back from Hobart Monday. She is the only
orphan of the tragedy who has not found a home.
Mrs. Rassett went to Hobart at the. request of the disaster com-
mittee Ths situation has been well handled, and all the vietlms
have been given every care, Mrs. Bassett says.
two or three assstants, so there
*    would not be any misunderstanding
-    about it and I think I asked Todd to I
,     be present at the conference."
Most of the questions relating to
*    this conference were ruled out. It
•    was at this Juncture that Daugherty
-    appealed to Judge Lindley for permis.
.     sion to tell "the true story qoncern:
ing this matter"            ’     •
- After answering several queries
n dealing with the outsting of. Means
- from the government service, Daugh
r erty left the stand.            ‘
preceding listi to do it.              BACHELOR WINS IN
Hawthorne and Lee are the cham i         sonnnnn RAI M cilrihave some relation to the charge
pion schools now. Hawthorne won the 1         d-VU DALII SUI I made by Young's friends that a shot
s 100 sweepstakes prize in 1923 and I ™ ,o,e ,    .   .             , was fired for the purpose of getting
“ "ower ~ “
srouna «.... money. Lee thewxte"ana"ua?an
Mrs. Ella Male Campbell, beauty par- Pulley, related clrcumstances regard-
’ °r Proprietor, was returned by a jury ing the single shot fired about ten
_                   minutes before the affray.
dictment of the defendants. 33 to 3.9 degrees $4.35; 36 to .is 3 de
Daugherty said that for some time grees >1.50; 39 to 41.5 degrees $1.60:
(he state of affairs in Washington 41.6 and above $ 1. s5,
was such that there were men in the The posting of $1.85 a barrel for the
talked to him about indictments then i Kay, Garfield and Pawnee counties
pending against the Crager system, a | A negligible quantity is produced in
company manufacturing glass cask- scattered sections throughout the state '
ets. Feldr and his former client, Gas- in Okmulgee and surrounding coun-
ton R. .Means, are heing tried on ties. This is nearly a third of all pro
charges of conspiring to bribe high duced in Oklahoma.
government officials including Daugh-           ------
erty, in attempts to quash the glass n ■ - rm ggga—gr
naseomnenine ......... to ...... A)-C N - D
about it ’ ’ he was asked by Frank P. I 55 I III IJ I E I nil |
Walsh, defense attorney.                              ■■■■■■■J
“He never did,” replied Daugherty npggnn I I A I A
“Did Jarnecke (Means' former sec-     M li I ■ I U I 14 I
retary) ever talk to you about it?”         [ UI j |\ | f * g1 0
Never Piseused (ilass Caskets I 11 U I \ L. I I U I I U LU
Jury Is Told,
HERRIN. 111., Jan. 27.
That Oklahoma livestock shippers
are being discriminated against by the
present freight rates which make
short distance shipments extremely
high when compared to the same ship-
ments to Kansas City and St. Louis
TWENTY PAGES—OKLAHOMA. CITY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925.
' nounced today. The last state to re-
-turn its vote was South Dakota.
The electoral college will meet Feb.
ruary 11 to formally elect Calvin Cool-
idge president
any child in a stmilag grade anywhere
else.
Not To Slight Other Work
"Of course we want to achieve that