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Of Corporation Body
Women at Scott Trial
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SLAYER RIVES
Says She
VICTIM’S BODY
Never Heard
of Miss
Evans Who
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Proposes
Bryan
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Memorial
B
i are
commnittee.
put heart into
monument
George
The three men who escaped are Tom
fund for relief.
and the monument would picture the
Prearranged pinna were carrte in
"Mrs. Scott told
thousand dollara have already been
Oklahoma City
survey of con-
against
intimated to
iL
POCKS MONTANA
In Tremor-Shaken Towns,
open
8 on the streets or ak
testiLed Wednesday in made out to Clawson. a life insurance
unen miners to j
identification
he
He declared that he intended
woman, about IS year" old. was lound
the women home to "get supper."
the day with methodical regularity.
(AP)—a slight earthquake shock
felt here Wednesday
attending
found
tive Publishing company, of which he
Mai y
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making false and fraudulent represen-
tations in the sale of oil stock
Mo., United States District Attorney*
when he and two St. Louisans organ- .
Curry said that approximately 2,000 ized the Economy concern.
In his periodical he solicited sub
$25,000,OJA and other millions
necessary.
state
who natural to hope he said.
July.
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Capshaw’s Name Is
Hinted For Chairman
Fverett Adams drove. for more than
thirty miles with the body of Aden
i lock-out arta.
of the relief
200 MEN WILL
BE GIVEN WORK
ON 1917 SCULL
DEMOCRAT SAYS OUT
IN BUDGET IS SMALL
Armstrong to fill the pl;
accept it; and whispers
local ministers. It Is charged.
Uttley said the defendant was in j
;the < oat pocket were found a book of
travelers’ cheks, amounting to 1270.
liberty in
a hail of
guards.
the shore of Lake Okeet hobee, Clow
is ton. Fla., she said, had been donate
resignation of Gerrs. the Co
voted to continue with Frid
crease ’
for the
. ifter a
spoke r
City and suhurbnn, 45e mo.: $5 yr. tn ad-
vance. Outside 5Gc mo.; 56 yr. in advance.
5
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Mrs.
about
MERGHANT'S SLAYERS
ARE BELIEVED NABBED
night.
„KH sections of the city felt the dis
since
figures
remainder was to lie paid in monthly
instalments of $1 each.
To start the concern, Rutledge rep
MLSKOGHE,
teen witnesses
in Florida
Mrs. Bryan
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llent
accoding to members
A
THREE KILLED
IN PRISON RIOT
Two Guards and Notorious
Bandit Is Slain,
District Association Agrees To .
Operate Buchanan; Yukon
Mill Sends'Flour,
New Lineup Is Forecast As
Official Resigns From
Oil Force.
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/ More Than 1,300 Names Are
2 Cast Out: Issue to High
r           Court.
______ .            ' handling of n dressing gown of Mrs.
bandit leader of the Cookson Hills. Scott's evoked a titter from the over-
N
Songs in Lilting Soprano
Voice, and Piercing Sobs,
Keep Mary on Front Page
REFERENDUN. is
SUSTAINE BY
SNEED'S ORDER
should be." rhe saie. jbe-
was not primarily a poli- ■ oniy place that
mlirvml youth's descript
OPERATORS TO OPEN STATE NINE TO FIGHT STRIKERS
Arouse Ire of Judge
Titter Over Dressing Gown Brings Threat
To Send Them Home To
“Get" Supper.
on lease in rich oil territory in Ken-
tucky and requested the purchnse of
CHbhDO in stock to begin operations.
men are known to have gnined their
starvation point,
McKay, chair-
me that she had
A. resemble one of the three handits.
E L. C Gish, of Oklahoma City, and
¥ Mont Grady. of Muskogee, with the
Frank Scott, bu. she never
persons throughout the country in-
vested almost $400,000.
Federal authoritles said Rutledge
organized the Economy Oil company of
Kirkwood, and through his magazine
Induced preachers, who fovmed 90 per
cent of the stockholders. tn purchase
stock to obtain money to send thei
viiiuren through college.
prison , for a memorial to William Jem.Inga
C. R. Uttley, posoffice inspector, who
has been invetigating the case. Rut
i ledge returned from San Antonio,
’ Texas, Wednesday and furnished bond
man of the committee, who is busy
many of those who have lost all be-
cause of the strike.
Families Near Starvation.
Approximately 130 families in the
was proprietor, later was rescinded
ne nr the home
veteran’s bureau would be
from 1 dieted in federal court at Fast St.
bullets from the rifles of Dionese Bryan Evans, who said she
’ was Bryan's god-daughter . A site on
tederal court here against A. E. and
W. L. Lewis of Tulsa, charged with
area are nearing th
Louise reclining on a couch.
a dash over the walls in
vere authentic. Sneed acted according i beer" which had been made at home
L Statur of the textbook law, whether run against her husband in the con- Willows,
it is repealed or not, has no effect • n
r the distribution and use of th- books
GREAT FALLS, Mont. Aug.
test a. the last election.
— Records of nearly fifteen years have I $35,000,000 less, pensions would do
of the
which now nre in the hands of county
superintenders, according to M. A.
xnsh. state superintendent.
according to
been broken by the number of infan- 1
tie paralysis cases reported through
Murray. Els worth Kelly and James
to effect at 5:55
posed to be a bootlegger. Mrs. Scott Jones was not returned to prison un-
was visited in her apartment nt night j til two months later.
Free I extbook Law Again
vand possibly two, of the three men
.who shot nnd fatally wounded John
. Oglesby. 60-yenr-old retired Henryetta
"merchant, at hs camp or. the Illinois
•river in the Cookson Hills. July 29
: whelmingl feminjne audience that with her hands and feet bound, on a
jummed the couftroom whereupon road near the Union Ridge cemeter
Judge Emerick threntened to send all here. Highway police took the girl.
said, "that some of her friends had break ’
suggested that she run for congress ' na ant
fundementalist leader standing erect,
Bible in hand. surrounded by children.
Miss Evans asserted that several
is thought probable that a combina-
tion may he effected by which Cap-
ones, notorious, urisoy preake and , Washington is the only one she has
highwayman, was killed. Three other approved.
of Mount Cookson,
Louis. Ills., in 1918, on charges of us-
ing the mulls to defraud. The case
was not prosecuted and a fraud order
issued by the pdstoffice department
night at
in that other operators will follow
suit by opening under the 1917 wage
scale.
Flour and meal from a Yukon mill
was made for the prison arts
d guns were seized. "Oregon"
Jones led the attack and was shot .
QUAKE AGAIN IBS TRIAL
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his way In reported that he
* nad been written in by other parties either occasion, Tremaine said.
were honored in accordance with the Stories were told that Mrs. Scott
L spirit of the law whe h validate"
b 111     ..      ,    , , , had planned to enter the eleventh
J ams where the address is evident,
hut not specifically stated.              Michigan district election race and
policy, nnd a deed of sale to the auto
mobile he was driving. The peculiar
gold fillings in the teeth would have
offers of aid from the American Civil’
on the way to Henryetta for
This and
to his interpretation of the law con-
cerning addresses of the signatures.
Liberties union have
prayer meetin
mines, were
I ew At Churches
He reported thnt ' At the First Methodist church. halt
she "didn’t reem so sick."             i of the crowd, six women nnd one m n.
used
would appear at the hearing
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Miss ibiont .<• Bryan Evans
"wildcat" oil scheme.
In response to a summons
The actlon of trank Carter, mem- the relief of destitute miners of the
visible signs of the temblor. People
and which he was certain in no
wise violated the prohibition law.
Mrs. Scott was not intoxicated on
ray are the three men
Scott, Sikes deposed, went the List prison break, about a year Residents Flee From Homes
nt night openiy with Gilbert ago. Kelly and Murray were recap-
Bozeman nt 7:50 o'clock WVednesd •
NEW YORK Aug. 12.-D-Plans
for a nation-wide drive to raise funds
out California
eupboards. Electric lights swung on
their hangings and there were other
In a
or nOt.
to have
HENRYETTA. Aug 12.—Special.---
The first wedge to break the mine
strike was inserted Wednesday, when
burance and dishes rattled in the
who have p.nced themselves at l
disposal of the commission would
interrogated.
Geers May Not Appear
was declared by th” store owner to
said before leaving for
to persuadr non-
p work, is not de.
e it he will
that Frec.
Capshaw soon will be made chatemanthe Henryetta distriet operator" 4550-
of the commission—these were the -ciation met and announced tnnt the
'developments Wednesday in Conner- Wise Buchanan mine would be open*
resented he had fifty acres of land
attention at the present time.
investigating the case since the find-          May Hold Place Open.
ing of the body early Wednesday. I The three commissioners, however.
All Indicntions are. officinls said, fare understood to have reached an
„„„ .        _ | agreement by which the office will be
that the 1. yearold Willminston, & left        to allow Armstrong to ar-|
vouth shot Clawson while he wasjrange hl, businees interests prepara '
driving hl. car near Otterville Mo.. tory to accepting the job
xubncribed fop the memorial, and that thirty mlles east oherepropped nd
hody up in the seat beside him, and
a commit l<*e expected to add interest 2.1        ,     g,1,1           ber of the commission, in proposing
f tthen drove through Sedalia and La-
lo the ctmHaign by oi feting prize" for
a suitable epitaph.
by Bensinger. the deposition con* t          —     •-------
: Hills Indian, was positively identiried tinued, and the two satoclose to; Vice President Would Ee President
' ‘wednesday by the store owner as one Eether with bottles of liquor and HAVANA. Aug. .—Carlos De
•of th thrbe men who. at daylight glasses on the table near them,        I.n Rosa, vice president of the repub-
9 following the Oglesby murder, robbed t These things Hikes said he ascer- He announced  Wednesday  that he
lthe Cindy general, store. The state talned in some instances by peeking  would seek the liberal party nominu
’officers nre confident the robbers wen through the keyhole of Mrs. Scott ‘stion in 1928 for president for Cuba.
■ > prove tn be the murderers nlen. The apartment. "I have peeked through provided President Machado is not a
Ip Caney store is eight miles from the  lots of keyholes/' he asserted in  candidate.
4 killing scene.                        ' answer tn one question.
Carl Parsons arresied with Boyles When Scott took the stand, his
of 13.000.                                at Washington against the Co-opera-
While the warrant on which he was
arrested specifically charges him with
Paid Circulation Greater Than Any Other Evening Newspaper Published in Oklahoma
the position. It 1. understood that    A smaller mine near the Buchanan
Armstron. who is the persona  also wi    opened operators say.
friend of Capshaw, was endorsed
of the commis- । V May Weaken Strikers
Fred Capshaw May Be Appointed Soon as New Chairman of State Corporation Commission
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he said Names without the full ad-
aress and others where the addresses
possible even
] department's new plan for examina- ;
tion of aliens abroad, department of-
uouM wannoroncadewednrademthez '• Rtuuledg9. 60 years oid. former Bap filed to representations that Iivikosrox-None AUX. 12
commissioner before makirg com minister and publisher of t he dividends ransing from 100 10*1000 Ijvlnxeton experienced a -llah<
ment. They held the criticism to 1* Preachers magazine, at Kirkwood, perent would be forthcoming-. Some earhqunke at about 7:50 otclock Wed
unfair.                                   M'>. n suburb, was arrested late of the stock was xold to .hutch con:lnenday evening. Shields rivee valley
I Wednesday on a charge \f using the Erezntions through the influence of towns also reported the sKok.
I malls to defraud through an alleged *—' -‘-t— “ *- w------•
Newkirk, Warrensburg,
• Charley "Smokey"* Boyles, Cookson
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 12.— (P) year, he said, would be approximately
ALPENA, Mich., Aug. 12.— (P)—Keyhole pecking by a house detective, al
ki leged misconduct by Mr?. Edna James Scott, liquor drinking in Washing
ton • ongressional circles, alleged intimidation of prospective witnesses, all
1 interpolated with vigorous denials, marked Wednesday's session of the hear
I ing at which Congressman Frank D. Scott is seeking to divorce his wife.
The Seotts, husband and wife, told their conflicting stories of marital
disi ord; Frederick Sikes, a Washington house detective, pictured parites in
Mrs. Scott's Washington apartment with an alleged bootlegger as her corn
panion; Charles Tremainc.of Detroit, described the much press-agented parties
at Lake Orion, .Mich., where Mrs. Scott was said to have taken part in liquor
January 1.
Looney, attorney for fleers
did mot know whether hi
o’clock, when a
after he had killed the two guards,
an}
I idea of doing so."                        A posse of several hundred citizens ;
i . t        j    and guards started on the trail of tbe
Most of the interest of the day (                                .       ...
. .    ...     escaped prisoners. It was impossible
centered in the rending of the Sikes I ’ .               ,    .   . -        . (
...                              to make an aecurate check of the pris- ;
gqzggto Me i       state 3                                oners remaining in the penitentiary:
M ' v Er . ■’   - ..... *   . Sikes testimony dealt with that ana it was not known whether more
ofEicers in the, 00 8oni mil the i period during which Mrs. Scott resided ‘ than three have escaped.
gaged in the task of eleanins out th* at , House, washington. In 1923 ,              1...  1.1. . . w.
.cca ne ntt1 s livine there are ,                 ,              ,             Oregon Jones. Kell} and Miir-
gangs or out "8 ibi S               after the Scotts had separated. '      ,7 ,,              ...0g , ,2,
now confident they have at least one.                  2..                       ray are the three men who staged
Bensinger. whom Sikes said he sup tured after a week of liberty, but
me," Tremaine
NEW YORK. Aug 12.——The A multitude of emiou. neiehbors. I The nan         on publie
..   . _______— ______ .BrowHinit spas adoption scenario.who.surEed about the house, not sure mecngs by the Sheriff has not fm
__-                  which ban run the dramatic scate whether the | lot called fox j4t> or to, creased attendance at the regular
WA8 NASHVILLE, Aug 12.—Joseph W from light comedy to melodrama, and hilarious amusement.                 Wedn dey night church meetings in
30 Byrne. Herminge district congress back again to farce, became n musi idoete who was hurriedly aih 1 rhe distriet. The union miners did
o'clock. The tremor did no damasekman and ranking democrat on the cal comedy Wednesday as the erst- to the house to determine what all th” not ta advantage of the meetinga
and was not noticed by many personyhouse appropriations committee, in a while Cinderella in the role of heroine sereamins was about, was refusal ad to offer prayer, nor were there many
in the city.                             statement Wednesday Expressed dis  sang her way joyfully back into the i mittence. but a policeman who force '
(np-ngpoTAamA, VOiC  appointment that the tentative budget limelight of the front pages.
INFANTILE PARA2V353 approved by President Coolidse   Reporters whohave been cover    ..
--“E-n—t5em ■ -     ’ showed only $20,000,000 reduetion .. 1,2 UAn gtc,y gathered out .rendinE 1 magazine.
I as to Rutledges personal name. apawe 1M nAiIEARHIR compared with this years appropri       . ado ton. •* in KtAr‛ Wed
to The former clergyman's ventures lr. UKUV• IN UALITUK9M . tioms                               side the Spas home n As «•         The day furthei was enlivened b left when a caretaker failed to show
j the oil business began on Jan. 6, 1921,                 ----- | interest on the public debt next “A- "0. ,1., hHinei l‛cu a stalwart lady of some 200 pounds, rup with the keys to th- church build.
-  '          1                            ‘                                        2 1/ em           8 222 | who made appearance at both th” ins
...                       Spas home ane the office of Edward The First Presbyterian church was
X5 5085 a .                    Browning disillusioned godfather of as dark as a deserted mine shaft. The
The reporters, however, harly con the would be-Cinderella. .At the First Christian church was without
stituted an audience of sufficient j Browning office the lady sided wlt't i lights. There were eight persons at
"it was natural to hope he said. I numbers to satisfy the  desires of . Browning in an argument with a re- a service of the Christian Science su
hoard of health,                        "that the recommended reductions in Mary Louise, 80 deciding on publicity  porter and in the ensuing tussle lost  ciety, and approximately ihht many
in the first seven months of this  the estimates to be submitted to the at any price, she lWt off her singing • a gold watch. At the Spas home, she at the First Baptist church. The
year. 37S cases were reported   A next congress would be in the neigh  and raised her voice in sereims o. ronted « peuteemun, wh i,bude hvtjBumist churen xervice was witho it
tetel ef 202        were rrtoried inikrinrio 5iU,UUU,UUU instead of onlyaueEem painS.                           enti ce. but w a ■ unable to force hex • more than allusion to th” mining
$20,000,000."                             From nearby housssthen streamed way into the house.
ditions. She
nied by many union leuders.
opera tors offices and non-union
| miners declared they were for the
purpose of intimidation. They do nef
fix the blame directly on the ones
, holding the meetings, but do declare
I that sideline Swearing end taunts
i vrere hurled nr them
"Ive never asked anybody for any-
VOL. XXXVI. NO. 79.
George L.
Production of oil in
the Mid - Continent
field for the last week-
totaled:
1,123,618 Barrels
This was an in-
crease, of:
14^12 Barrels
Oklahoma produc-
tion increased:
975 Barrels
(Cqmplete figures on nation-
b al. district and state cl out-
put will be found on page 7.
the next ten days, Sneed said.         characterized it rm untrue in its en
F out of 46,000 challenges prepared tirety.
, hatonevrncninntzntnshaupetinntures Tremnine, n boyhood friend of Mre.
( on the petition, enough were recog- Scott, denied the charges of Scott's
Knized, by Sneed to throw out 1,341 counsel concerning "wild parties"
R names, leaving 28.1 8 names on • he alleged to have taken place at Lake
V petitions which were declared valid.
K Although 26,420 names were neces , ‛ fon last summer. .
E -v to validate the referendum ap-‘ Tremaine, who described t he gather
U Jal, the petitions carried 1,738 addi-jings at the lake to which feference
■ lienal nnmes, according to Sneeds de- naa been made, said that the only
Pcision.                                            i                              „ SALEM, Crei, Aug. 12 UAP)
1         . .    . . ,        . .u... a.w. nf Ihiuof he saw there was a small .       .
e in giving his judgment that some O-                                         riot at the Oregon state
■ , e nameg which had been challengedlhottle of whisky and some very bud ! Wednesday evening, James M Hol- Bryan in Florida have been discount
man and J. Sweeney, two guards, enanced b the Commoner’s widow. A
were shot to death and "Oregon Bert" ! memorial in Arlington cemetery at
j threats nt non-union miners.
Rob Hopkins, pit boss at the same
1 nine, asserted that de believei that
ali,3wenring had stopped einc the
. proc lamation, but union miners still
thumb thei noses'' nt those who had
j deserted the union, he said.
, He stnted that all but three workers
in the Kinei.d mine were once union
men.
two union
OF A 0 N-         tion ot w. c. Geers as chief
• | I I 1||| I" J Uy I I ||  "conservation officer for the corroras,
F U1 1 J ] I Ln Law ill I II jon commjssion: selection Of W J.
R. Clawson  Lodi, N. Y. s< hool teach-
er, propped up beside him bet le  son ana the governor, but decifned to  The opening of the Buchanan Adds
positing th” body in a ditch along a  accept the position because ot private j another to the  list  of open shop
lomely road 3 1-2 miles southwest of business interests which demand his workings in district No. 21.
here. This is the bellet of official" attention at the present time.        j Observers say that successful oper
ation of the Buchanan will teed to
weaken th** position of the strikers.
jonents of the referendum within Peck, Mrs. Scott’s counsel, who
time after death.
Clawon’s body was found at 8:30
o'clock Wednesday morning by
George Myer, a farmer living about
EOZEMAN, Mont.. Aug. 12.— -IP
An earthquake shock was flt in .
hearing. George Short, nttorrey gen
eral, said. .He said that witnesses
Aug. 12— (P -Thir-
r state identification bureau, Joe Adair.
1 Atoka game ranger, and three other ,
officers nre working in the hills.
$ ABOR DEPARTMIENT IS
/      SILENT OVER CRITICISM
) WASHINGTON, Aug 12.—-(—
Plainly disturbed over the statement
of Immigration Commissioner Cur
j ran of New York criticising the labor
EIGHTEEN PAGES— OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1925.
dum petition against the repeal of the ( teveis
law.                    . . .      01 The Sikes deposition went into th- •
The fight is expected te-be carried                  •
to the stat supreme court by ’he records over the protest of Ward H
show will become chairman of the meetings. While some are destitute,
commission, with the added possibility many union miners are still i good
that the three then may be able to act financial shape and determined to stay
script ions, payable in advance. The
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At ttervill®: officlals sald. k. Ih. session of the commission Wednesday
« hist he was not primarily a poli-yoniy place that coincides with, ’ he ' morning foretells a split in the lineup'
tidan, but a crusader, and he believed outh 9 deseription ofthe scene 0 t ejot that body, those close to the situn-
that them was - future for industrial j slaying, as siven in his conreus ion of tion belleve.
folk in Florida."                      the crimeto officials at Garden Mty        capshaw May More Vp.
.Mrs. Bryan at Cocoanut Gyove, Ha.. 1 Kan There lathe only point on 8h Carter is t nderstood to have had his ,
last night declared: I do not know 1 way No. 1"   tween .. C ffereon '  own pergonal candidate for the place  according tc
the young lady, never have heard of I and   amonte, " „5r p."e and to have agreed to back Capshaw s
her, and never have lent my approval I tour to Caiirornia" * h at the.500105 ! man in the first move of wha: many  issuing 2 a nd $3 orders from a small
.o Anything whlah she suggested." I a ste5P gravel hil, such “ the -outh 1 believe I. . campaign to replace E R.
Tentative piars, she added. had been " 55 r 5 '                               Hughes, chairman of the commission-, Mrs. Mabel Bassett, commissloder
made in Washington by prominent B. F. Parker. Lh monte undertaker with Capshaw.                        of charities and corrections, may send
and lite ling friends of Bryan looking said the blood had settled to the leg* Suggestion that Hughes is ready to a social worker to the field before
toward a suitable memorial there.      which indicated the body had been in I step down and out vns made, and it winter, she
__________la sitting or standing posture for some               ...
a quarter of a mile from the scene in accord in handling future business, with the lockout until victory arrives.
Myer found the.body when he went f.          Hlearing To Go On.                  Open shop NTiners Talk
investigate a Tench in the ditch by The move to displace Hughes in
the side of the road. He notified 1 favor of Capshaw is being made by •0 demon Hath”; have occurred
ficials. Myer thought the body that tne senior members .it w as said .When ,n          1 in mou than 1 week,
of r negro, because of its blackened approached on the subject. Capshaw and oPen,9hop miners are more will-
state, and said he had not heard of denied an knowledge of the move and      totedl th’ ’ ide "f the £ se than
Case Exoected to Reach Jury the Clawson murder.                MJd that any netion would have to ne- H c , " t n other te
Ldbt -iF-’-ie- JU - Many ai tides of identifl. ation were inutidated 63 eit her Hughes or carter. ' sint e the dispute ovet wages arone.
By Saturday,           about the body in a leather pau h In f , Fconsidel ine • nd Acc, pting the 1 hat the golden prayer meeting^”.
•     | new idea in a strike or lockout, W hich
ndm00drew tne pzoclamation that erdc
violation of the national banking laws.
The prosecution plans to rest its case made --------------- - ,
mursay                           without the other evidence, according
The trial moved rapidly during the to Parker.
morning hours." Seve witnesses tes- The body was brought to Iamonte
tinuca to the oss of more than $100, -and an inguest will be held Thursday
Ooo through alleged mismanagement at 1 ndock.        ______
Gir Found Bound On Road rushed from their homes tn the street and misapplication by the Lewises. REMINGTON ASEs BOND              have 0 conference with Cl ude
chicaGO, aug. n.-A                                                                       " IN PATENT CASE APPEAI
Other parts of the Gallatin valley was indicated by the speed with which xonwKIK Conn Aug l” — P_ whose name was involved in the hear
experienced slight earth movements' wvitnesses were examined. Judge Ken “       .....‘              ing. Decision will be made at the con
about the same time, and nt 2:30 nnmer on several occasions urged the Bond of $330,000 during the 8usrenson ference whether Geers or Hite will
.     .           ,  o'clock Wednesday morning shock! attorneys for the defenno to get along  of injunction in the appeal of 'the • appear, he said
who was unconsghMis. o_____o. p a . were felt in Manhattan, Lown and mqre rapidly with th - thing; we're second circuit court was asked by the           —      •------
Three Forks. In the latter town taking ton much time."                Remington Cash Register company, of ( Pope  Re cives  Galveston  Eishop
p)            j         7             •         yy yeu            plaster was knocked from the wa lls of An amazing amount of tec hnicat Bridgeport. in their infringement case ROME Aug 1.'. The pope W edn -
Vi n fin    H P PjCi ITCiV gome of the buildings.                matter is being offered to the jury, against the National Cash Register da) received iu udi- Mol
A •                                             -----           Manhattan, Logan nnd Three < which is composed largely of farmers. । company, of Dayton Ohio. before Ch lst pher E Byrne, bishop or G t
pi J j T- A. • g e- I g          t Forks are the towns which wore in many we: ring suspenders Hl inshirt Judge Edwin S Thomas             veston, Texas
1-3 pi ri 3n 9 31 !                r V fill it "    the path or the earthquake of Junelsleevs. The twelve men lounge
-----  --  V--  -EU,°  “                 27, and where the grentest damage bout nervously, feet  propped on
K A X A y            , j „ cy y             was done. School buildings in the neighboring chairs, a striking con
5 fHHf 3 m^PQTPri  / n ^Pn Pin P three towns were o damaged that a Hast to the order maintained among
249 U UU A » C • 6 • • U Ifl  A- s • — I" • — state-wide campaign for funds to re spectators and counsel for each side
___________________ - pair them in time for the fall school Judge Kennamor overruled objec-
s. LOUIS. Aug. 12E(-wiam United States attorneys declared he term is now in progress.             Hons to the soveihment s examination
R                                                              ’                                         methotls from the defense throughout
thing since my hsuband died two
years azo, and I have five to feed.'*
declared Mrs. Sallie M e n son, w ho is
boarding the open shop miners At
the Kincaid mine near S. bulter. "But
the: caHled me nearly everything they
could, when I drove through the
crowd after the meeting."
Threats Muttered
She deck ed hat it was a common
occurrence fo men on the outskirts
of the religious meetins to mutter
Youth to Face First Degree: X?                  the 0 “n eduwithinathesnexttendoysnic
Murder Charge: dentifi- Armstrong, who was   nom” men woula be employed to wori coni
canon -v-aii‛          misslon «nd whose appointment was ‘ veins. The ”>■ wage acale, seat
v                           , p    recommended to Governor Trapp, of content ion in the present "trike,
LA.MON IE. MVa Aug - "0 tentatively refused to accept/will be the pay basis at the mine/
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• Oklahoma’s free teit book law auto-
• mhtically became effective again
I Wednesday when R. A. Sneed, secre
L tary of state, sustained the referen-
| Announcement of the Florida mem-
orial was made here yesterdy by Miss