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Texas is Struck By Barrage of Embargoes Pending Court Action In Cattle Plague Row
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culture on a ban on all shpments of
“General Hinds has no comment to
' petitions, when checked up to nt tor
nances of the organization due to the
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letary -tressurer.
The petitions read that (
nose. then a free balloon, was brought
to earth by
who had been sent out of th* control
to supervise the release of gaso
the control car at 5
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Court was delnyed by the fact that
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“The lion kept hounding out of the dict asserted.
A—Shipments of livestock.
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Andrews Trains Federal Rum Guns On Big Bootlegger
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taken cognivance o1 the crowded cop Cield.
secretar 1 took over hl* enoremegt tiuties that
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either by th* rapid rolling and toss. |
ing o th* ship or th* rending noise
There’s a World of It
In Doctors Reading
Rooms; Men Read
COOLER WEATHER TO
HIT STATE TUESDAY
ties immediately.
Succeeding W. A
who resigned from
three months ago.
chance, and killed him with a raking
shot. By this time it was netriy dark.
his reorganized force will be expected
to do and nt th* mime time point out
dismissal of the agent for arrest to a
“hip pocket violator" was accepted as
meaning that he is now preparing to
more specifically divide the enforce-
ment between his own and the state
and local forces.
secretary-t reas-
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be advisable in the system nt hational
defense, hut in the meantime the air
servit e shoulf he made semiautono-
mous"", with r. position sim lar to that
of the marine corps in its relation to
the navy.
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AGTION DELAYED
IN PLAGUE ROW
VOIE PETITIONS
TO BE HELD NF
Oklahoma Decision
Still Hanging Fire
Decision rtf the stale 1
* A man who is expecting a bad half table: not by hatred, but hy reason,,
• hour in th* dentist's chair may hap Benedict said.
Chief Bigger Allen as yelling
•’! called everybody out’ and began
climbing up to the cat walk,” Colonel
Hall aded.
Only a few others came up, how
ever. Commander Iansdowne and the
others remaining in the control car
to meet their death in a sudden plunge
to earth.
oard of agri without comment.
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• • • • Sheldon was then admitted as a dele-
LANCIN(» acroas at a prosperous gate.
OLD SETTLERS GET
PAYNE FAIR BOOTH
Davis and Two High Ranking
Officers Oppose Move
Backed by Mitchell.
MURPiY JOINS
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Judge Kennamer Instructs
Federal Investigators To
Stage Clean-Up.
West Virginia Acts
To Ward Off Disease
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NOTEHOLDERS FILE ORDER
OF ORIENT SALE APPEAL
morning ane described how the ship 1
went first up. then came down, and '
started up again, turning In circles.
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DRTMHIGH’T, Sept. 21-(Spe • inl ——
Saturdav has been arransed nt motion
crash. was in the nose section, as was
Colonel Hall.
•Shr’« Gone,’ I* Cry
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Jury Told
an amendment is sought for Section
3, Article 4. of the constitution when.
points was still hanging in the bal- ton, corps chiet nf staff, said,
ance Monday. while authorities wait-
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Shenandoah Crash Survivors'
Claim All Hands Calm
In Hour of Peril.
army air service, declaring there was
“no reason tn be panicky” about its
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STATE METHODS
IN GOAL STRIKE
UP ran PANNING
longing in state or police courts.
Advisers nf the secretary said Mon-
day that sympathy in a considerable
number of states had shown the local
authorities were willing to take over
enforcement under their own laws.
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, general, it
Article 6.
had tn perform was
• Does this excite the man with the
aching tooth? Not at nil. He gronns
and mutters that he wishes he were
v there. He feels like he could kill n
dozen lions to stop the pain and the
prospect of facing the man who soon
• will put his head into the room and
a say in n cheery voice, "Come right in.
Mr. Smith. You are next.”
Addington bank robbery of May 1924
Walter O'Quinn is to be tried first.
PATRICKTHINKS
AERIAL BUREAU
EFFORT TIMELY
ID you ever notice what sort of
mngazines people reac when they I
WIFE SLAYS HUSIANI AFNER
EEINe BRI TALLY BEATEN
GIANT DIRIGIBLE;
UNDERGENTRDL
TILL STORM HIT
WASHINGTON. Sept, 21.- (— The
program for prohibition enforcement
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o’clock In th*
resting a woman motorist when
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a
i gee lumber man
the bord ahout
rendered th*
Orient railroad. was perfected Mon*
A high pressure area, which has
day in siperior court at Drumright
by Judge J. Harvey Smith.
fields, the
according to George Short, attorney ।
Stewart, Okmul. of how officers and men saved them ance Monday, while authorities wait- rder wns issued by General Hind,
selves and each other as the main ed on the outcome of the court hear- and delivered to Colonel Mitehell, Sat.
section settled to the earth after atrik- ins in Galttston, urday. nnd r became effective Imme.
ns having
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in working out his plan for dividing I but it was xaid also that in some
to state ans local authoies the part into two definite jurisdictions the “gofermnenthvacdsuthaa theday.
for the federal and etale off! ful power nnd dhe state nuthoritiee
missal of a prohibition agent attached
to the New Orleans administra tor's
office for “spending (ime and money”
in pursuing. searching and later ar
Wellington, near here, burned Sun tary Andrews, of the treasury, has'
day night, Mir. John Hunter tried to reached the stage where a pronounce,
save her four little daughter and ment or n now federal policy may be
was in good stand.ng with the Amer-
ican Federation of Labor.
\ ote Canvass Planned
John Jury and 1’. G. Tuttle of Tulsa
and Ed Fainey of Bartlesville were
which Andrews regards
of the Karsas
Finley Claims Farmer-Labor
League Hinders His
Legislative Work.
tween labor nnd capital will be settled after twenty-five of the trial jurors probable
in good time by compromise," Bene-
the wholesale and Importing busi- which both department of justice and
nesses handling illicit liquor, and the other officials regard an rightly be
died with them. The charred bodies
were found together on a stairway.
cials, Andrews
prevent a
miners’ situation in the ( klahoma ‘ neys, were declared fatal, and neces
Ml SKOGEE, Sept. 21.-All classes Trapped when
it the Oklahoma Sehool for th* Blind
unction oi the federal go" rnmentiand cheap,"’
have hsd gradually withdrawn from the
Distribution of petitons which seek
to call n special election amending
th* constitution to permit women to
hold major offit es in th* state was
held up at least ten days Monday, it
became known nt the capitol.
Errors in th* preparation of the
Murphy will serve as a director until ।
December 31, 1927, when Stuart’s '
term would have expired, down nnd finally held
_ „ the shooting up of th* helium tank**
Murphy is a farmer by profession. | -.m- . . . I
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annihilation of dockets now bear thousamds of cases
WALRIK., Sept. 21.— (Spe ial.)- A
severange was granted in th* trails
both of whom were implicated in the
found she carried "a pint flask, per-
haps a third full."
As a result of th* agent's action.
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* nave been suspended until after the
f funeral of Oscar Stewart, superin-
, endent, who killed himself Sunday
Afternoon. The date of the funeral
• has not been announced.
« George B. Mitchell, principal of th*
highschool, will act as temporary
head nf the schnol department. Misy
• Texan Connor will act In the capacitj
, o financial agent In charge until
after the n ppointment of n Successer
6to Stewsrt,
is stoppage of th* source nf the boot
leg trade in this connection, it was
disclosed Monday that tha prohibition
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her home nt South being developed by Assistant Secre
has informed all administrators and
their deputies of details of the case.
This was done, he said, for the guid-
ance of the enforcement personnel
and he described the dismissal aa a
disciplinary move.
Disclosure of the incident, however,
was regarded as the first step by
Andrews tn define the work which
Clinton Man to Assume New
Duties Immediately.
E. J. Murphy, vi president of the
Security National hunk nf Clinton,
has been appointed as director of the
Oklahoma City branch of ’he Fed-
era I Reserve bank. C. E. Daniel, man-
aging director of the bank, announced
Monday.
Murphy's appointment has been
confirmed and he will assume his du-
"At no time preceding th. disaster an injunetion to prevent the slaugh
while I was in th* control car. ' he ter of catile alleged to have been In
said, -ww. there n single word spoken contnet with animals having foot nod
. out of theortinary conversationai tone. mouth disease delayed until Tuesday,
This w*. pnrticularly true In the case the situntion took n new turn Mon
of Tansdowne dny. with the Tiling of » suit for
‘ $7,000 by F. Molk, dairyman of Park condition and that the orsanizat ion,
21 Others Tell Stories place, against four officials engaged by suct essfuily completing the world
Besides these two officers, the court in stamping nut the disease in Texas flight, had provei itself worthy of
ing them is a mystery. One Oklahoma ... ,, ,. . . . , 1 . ggg4g,
’ t'Hv doctor has nothing in his recep. Vietor Purry: said In his annua re "8 stated.
. Hun room but periodicnis devoted to port. He declared that the finanees
, travei and current event,. Perhans helof the federation were low because the I
’ believes that three will take the minda mine shutdowns had cut off revenue
« Of bin pntients for away from their from that source nnd m...... has been
ilig sent to miners in the fields.
all animals in the infected area Cnpt Thomns w. Hastcy. assistant
topped, a ban on the whole state to colonel Mitchell, automatically be-
will go on immediately. It was an -comes acting corps air officer.
nounced. Otherwise, an agreement Associated Press dispatches from
(or an embarze on but twenty two Washington indicated that General
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andat lenst four lions were moving in ed sundny mornine. when his wife
+hn h: ehee W l I .. m. .«
♦ percent on the entire capitalization, when Victor Purdy,
, that bond interest Jr earned two time I titer, declared that
over, and preferred dividends nearh
twice over, while the common stock
Paid Circulation Greater Than Any Other Evening Newspaper Published in Oklahoma
TULSA, Sept. 21 —V-Condemna- . •
lion of the farmer labor progressive '
league as a hindrance to him in his |
legislative work featured the report
of Ira M. Finley, president of the
state federation of labor, at the after- t
noon session nf the opening day of |
the state union body. Reports of other
officers were also given.
Three delegates to the rnnventlnn
• x per ted soon. It will delineate the
work which the federal government
will attempt to do and will emphasiz •
that part of enforcement to be left
entirely to state and local authorities
Andrews, ns yet. has nothing to sav '
respecting his plans except in th.
eeneral way that he helieves the chief
cattle, hay and feed, front Texas muke on th* order." Cot. J F. Pres.
Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds, commander
nf the corps area. The order, issued
4 ill officer to secure a new jury gas vith a little oil. The Inches in
O'Quinn will go to trial Tuesday ' the Heskett is being underreamed tn
morning. 13.233.
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Terracing to Be Shown Near Sayre
SAYRE. Sept. 21.—-(Specinl.)— P. G
Scruggs has announced that he will
give an nil dny demonstration in farm
terracing on the Willinm Simpson
farm, five miles northwest nf Sayre
Wednesday.
tank*, tn
selected iy the delegates tn canvasH
the votes of the last election, when
Joe ampbell of Oklahoma City. presi-
dent -elect, declared that there had
been charges of frntid. nnd that he J
wished to see the matter cleared up.
Ira Finley, present president, said ।
that he believed that there had been
balloting for himself ns well as for
Campbell thnt w is not in accord with
the constitution, lie urged that the
matter 1w» invest!igted, so that future
elections would be fair. He did not be- i
leve Campbell had knowingly ole 1
( mined any objectionable votes, he
I snid.
। There has been a decrease in fi- '
r Fhed octors don't have to be very L . n Nuliot, Not Bulb!
• partieu ar in ’ ei ‛ io ' ' A pat ent the morning action < ne ed as timer
who I. 111. sared to denth or hishly senedret, postmaster ..f rul-n and
nervous will read anything from , . . , e . ,
. 210 . ., . , .7,. " A member of the knights of Labor,
* “Snappy Stories' to the "Failway , , , ....
declared differences between capital
v Journal. . , . . . . . 1
• a • a and labon could not be settled •Y ;
• THE dentists’ reception room, pointing a layonet nt a Christinn wo-
r I usually have a mor* erratic as. man. kneeline In the dust of th* Hen
mortment than the doctor’s rooms. It ryeua coal fields.
’ Ieelly rtnenu t matter. With n Jnmplns "The dirferences between caritnt
• tooth the waitinz patient will rend ’nd abor win be settled on by ullel,
, sometime, for pages without having but by ballot: not y federal Injun*
the slightest idea of what he la read-|tion, but by universal justice: not on
’ jng, the strike field, but at the conference
t his copy of "Child Life' the flapper । of the reconstruction league and a
turns back to her magazine and reads member nf the federal employes
something highly exciting such as: league, should be seated was argued
“It will be noticed that the $700,- nt length on the floor of th* conven-
’ 000 of net income represents only 7tion. He was accredited, however.
should reud Section 3. formed o'er Denver and the Rocky
mountains, and which is moving to* j
underbrush w ith sunt ling roars, only
to pop in agan lx lor** I could get my
sights on him. At last I got my
WOMAN RADIOCASTS
PLEA FOR HUSBAND
discharged both barrels of a shotgun
at his head while he lay sleeping on
a rot in front nf his shack, Tunible
Inn, on nke Winnebago, The wife,
when she surrendered herself to the
authorities, bore the marks of a ter-
rific beating. From 8 o'clock until
midnight, she told the authorities her
husband- had her in a corner and
knocked her down each time she tried
OSIKOSH, Wis., Sept. 21—-
pen to pick up n travel and adven-
ture magazine and turn to something
like this:
. fiee marshal had ordered the dis-
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HOlSTON, Texas, Sept. 21. — (P--
With the decision of Judge J. C.
Canty nf ,Galveaton on a petition for ,
were seated after a warm fight on
• he convention floor following reports
of commit tees.
I angston's Seat Argued
L. N. Sheldon of Oklahoma City was
sented after it had been pointed out
, that two laws on th* seating of dele
gates, one of which might have harred
Sheltion, conflicted to some extent. ,
The convention ruled to allow Sheldon ।
to be seated under the law which 1
wottid make him an aceredited dele- .
in order that everything be regu- ward Oklahoma, will bring cooler
.2-. in I with pistols and shotguns to release
He wns among the early settlers 'n 1
Appointment of Murphy, the A
Lieutenant Commander Rosendahl.
- day and th* 89ers‛ organization will
be in charge of it under the direction
of Mrs. Harriett Woodring, chairman
of the S Dors’ association Efforts will
Abe made to secure new members from
all parts of central Oklahoma who
the bigzest job of the federal corps dition of the federal courts whose
BLIND CLASSES STOP to rise fromherchair
’ IN HONOR OF STEWART "oT"HS-xvethSLpsex
appearing business man who
Errors in Preparation Of
Papers Cause Delay.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.--
City. Mexican and
a turns rapidly through it reading gate. Jek Woods of Oklahoma City.
, snatches here and there, whose case wns similar to that of
Ti L.SA,‛Sept. 21 —P-Tulsa in
honeycombed with hotels nnd
rooming houses that are nothing
but open bars. Federal Judge F. E.
Kennamer said before a grand
Jury here Monday.
He requested it to make a thor-
ough investigation of federal liq-
uor law violations, declaring that,
traffic in whisky was “open and
notorious."
Th* professional bootlegger,
numbered by the hundreds, is a
menace to society and for the vro-
lection of the ppopie shouid be
pinced behind the penitentiary
bars, the judge snid
being to them.
Andrews b 6 hr He veil eter since h-
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.- A
young lady (age not stated)
from Bellwood, III., has origi-
nal ideas about uses for radio.
She describes herself as five
feet, five inches tall, blue
eyes, inn pounds, and, In a
letter to th* Coyne Electrieai
st hool station here. WGES,
says she "ill appreciate it
if they will bronodcast her
willingness tn accept a hus-
ba rul. She adds that the hus-
band must be "one who can
dance.”
noise.
“She's gone,” Colonel Hall quoted
are eligible for membership Frank
HIP-POCKET VIOLATORS' WILL BE LEFT FOR STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS j man 2 photl 8t.llw.iter, will speak
—— it a meeting of the association on the
.. ~ _ s insubordinate to his superiors that
possible • Mexico Places Ban it would not be fair to have him in e
On Texas Livestock place where he should require obedl-
I.ARKDO 2rexs
antine azainst the movement ..f ..II Information from Washinston
enionei Hull related tbat he went to animals "nd animal products was that courtmarial proceedines Erowi:
.nlonrl Hall related " ' establiShed hv the Mexican ^vrrn out of Aitehell’s recent chares are in
ment alone the Texas .Mexican border prospeet within the next week or two.
at 6 oelock Monday evening, as ,. i and nlmost certainly will be held In
resul of foot and nto.Hl> disease out. Washinston. " was indicated, how
brcak in south Texas. Th* Mexican ever, that the trial of the "fying sen:
. . . , . .1 .0 ‘publie health department posted no eran probablv would not begin until
violent Ru,t. that th. toll .hot , ces here f the embarEo ngainst im the conerlusion of the hearings of the
presidential aviation commission and
the Shenandoah inquiry board.
TOCKY Sept. 21 - Spceinl--The
j -« hol at Iocky will open Monday,
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VOL. XXXVI. NO. 113.
counties In the infected area will re- Hind* felt that Colonel Mitchell’s lan-
mnin in etrect. zunge in receiw utterance, had been
Opening its inquiry into Americn air
power, the president’a special air
l on rd brought Monday to the publis
• i*w a wide conflict nf nninion In the
war department ns tn the relative im-
portance and position of aircraft t9
other units of the ntional defense.
For 71 hours the board heard those
charged with administration of th*
army discuss the policy, fundamental
groundwork and prospects for its sir
service. Acting Secretary Davis said
there was no cause for alnrm, despite
the fact that it was operating with in-
adequate equipment and was in need
'of additional funds.
Although Davis and two of his high
ranking officers opposed, the creation
of a department of national defense,
I with a directing head nf all air forces,
which has been urged by Col. William
Mitchell, this proposal drew the favor
of Maj Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chiet
of the army air service.
General Patrick said he believed
•«uch a department ultimately woulti
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The very newest daytime style to
• come from Paris is the bolero (rock
r with the flared skirt."
Y Over in the coiner an impatient
flapper has sole and undisputed pos-
session of a business magazine and
UKKHrRM, N. J.. Sept. 21.—()
!— Commander Zachary Lansdowne
nnd th* officers and men with him
in the control car went to their death
attempting to keep control of the
grea airship Shenandoah nenr Ava.
Ohio, on September 3, the naval court
ot inquiry was told Monday by Col.
c. G. Hall, an official observer for the
army air service, a survivor of the
I disaster.
Despit* th* terrific storm which
was buffeting th* grant ship about.
Colonel Hill said. Commander Lans-
down* and his men had not lost
control of the ship until the actual
lu es king up of the craft occurred.
■ with ihe twisting of the control car.
Th* army colonel was in th* car and
left it only when he was convinced
• the ship was doomed.
Every .Man 4 alm
| Lieutenant 4 ommander C. E. Ros
endahl, senior surviving officer in
the first official report made nf the
dsaster, added his praise to that of
Colonel Hall. H* said that nil through,
the period of uncertainty, h* did not
observe a single incident where any
person on th* Shenandoah did not per-
form his duty fully, efficiently, and
well.
KANSAS CITY. Kan . Sept. 21.—*
—The formal appeal of American and
British noteholders from a decision of
Judge John C. Pollock dn federal dis-
trlct court here confirming the sale
"Th* solution of differences
heard stories, some lengthy and others Molk declares that he was left in public confidence. He was followed by
eryptic, of twenty on* bther survivors destitute circumstances, with seven Maj Gen. John L. Hines, chief of
Inf the disaster which cost fourteen children to support, after his herd of staff; Brig. Ger Hugh A. Drum, as-
i lives and brought to nn end th* rn- dairy cattle had been killed by order , sistani chief of staff, and General
reer of th* only lighter-t han-air fight- ot the officials nn September 10. Of- Patrick.
ing ship the nation possessed. ficials named in th* suit, filed in dis --
Most of th* survivors were agreed ’Het court her*, are Cnesar Kliberg. Mitchell Relieved Of
that th* ship broke in two near theiDr. NorionilmesDr. - ° Jarrell, Air Service Command
how when sh* was making a second an ' wiain9 ivTnvtn ,4-. g.,t *i -
rapid ament, ntter havingcomedown The petition alleges that Molk has mAA. "wn 15.5 i2le
suddenly from th. hizh altitude to not been pald for his herd, and that , ol.Welinmnamitebetr,‛is m
whi. 1, tossed hv th* sudden an arbitrary valuation of 530 a hend TP: ' --l et • nd nt r »f s in
"hi huh I of the placed on the catti with..... the of eriticiem of th* army nnd navy air
lln* squal. A number of th* ur auin. r nnv ura ,,r nnm.i.al services, has hern relieved cf further
vivors were awakened from sleep d " n> l oard. f appral l. duty ag orDe ni, oricer by order ne
SC TT FIELD, 111., Sept. 21.—A new phase nf aviation is being developed nt Scott field, the lighterthanair
experimenta! nnd trainint station of the Lnited States army, which may prove invaluable in war.
Ry means of a ring swung to the control car nf dirigibles, and n hook attached to the top of the plan**,
•limns are being miade to carry diminutive Sperry planes ilk* a dog tranports a puppy.
The device enables the planes to be released at will, in order that they may protect th* dirigible from attnek or
do scout work.
Great possibilities are seen in the plan by aero experts Dirigibles, capable of carrying heavier gnns and mar*
hombs, could in this manner he protected from destruction by enemy planes, just as submavines and destroyers
are made to protect the larger warships from mines and terpedoes.
lar, leaders in the movement have weather either Tuesday or Wednes: |
decided that the reprinting will I - day. accordi ng to J. P. Staushterwhoi first a farmier -end then, bank I
done. Mm Una Lee Roberts, assist weatherman. Jiuln »lm I* In sisht, i er is in dine with the national board’s !
ant secretary of state, andone of th* h. nM. , poliey or calling men from other pro ,
lenders, wild. ________ Wedneaday will brine th* atate fessions to act on th* branch board,
erurnAaNFenAArrn twelve hours of sunlisht and an Daniel snid.
SEVEKANUE UnAn IEU equal number <.f hours of dnrkvens Selection of the Clinton man places
»auu "-I.INN snid. The equator will pass two state members on the board in nd
BANK ROBBERY CASE north of th. aim dition to th. five Oklahoma City busi -I
„ — „c,c“Ann. ba ness men who are listed a* directors
NEW FIELD L99WS AS of th* bank. Four dirterept lines of
occupntion are represented by th.
HOLMAN WFLL FILLS seven directors
n--mHr v-t- FILLO Other members of the bonrd include |t wason the secondascent .th. result
— ■—* . Walter Ferguson, vice-president of the , .
AIKANSAS CITY. Kan.. Sept. 21. First Nationni bank: Ned Holman . nna „ n naip,
—(Specials—A new oil field _ of the First National bank I L ”
a mile west of Rainbow or (uthrie: Frank Buttram, oil man;
had been brought into court by Bend with the Holman No. 1 in K K. Thurmond, treasurer of the
Sheriff Friakil). the attorneys for the northwest of southwest of 19 33-3 I Scannell .Srit t commission company:
defense raised objections to his sum with 2,600 feet of oil standing in thejwinm Mee, president of the secur.
moning the jury because he was a wit hold and tanks being erected. Ilea it, Nationa: Pank and c E. Daniel.
। ness in the case.. The objection was kett No. 2, same section got the tgp
i sustained by Judge W. M. Pugh and of the sand nt 3.213 was drilled to
1. C. Largent whs deputized as spe. 3,245 and now has 8,000,000 feet of
SIXTEEN PAGES—OKLAHOMA CITY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925.
, are waiting tn see their physician?
Go into n doctor's reception room on
" a busy day. Strange sights will greet
4 your eyes.
• Five nr six patients, waiting to see
• the doctor, "III be busily devouring
reading material of the widest variety.
* A nervous old gentleman who wu#
• a late corner finds everything in use
9 but a fashion magazine. Ten to one,
. be "ill bury hlmselt in this and rend
distracted I.s’ for 5 minutes before he
" discovers that he is wading through
• such wisdom as thls:
e ‘This season, th* two-piece cos-
, tume, a little jumper dress of baibrig-
gun preferably, will be much worn.
। at th* control car, and the nose nf
| the craft tore loose from the main sec-
tion.
Stories Of Reseue Told
There was many a thrilling account
swith the 1
TIMES
* shows the excellent earnings of $13.50
• per share.”
r This information actually might be
, exciting to the business man across
the room but fate has decreed other-
" wise. Ab a matter of fact, it always
• does, in a do-tor's office.
। How doctors choose their magazines
and what principle they use in’select-
ing clumps of trees nnd of how th* If th* court orders the slaughter of diately."
straw, originating in Texas were • - -----
harred in West Vrgina Monday DRUMRIGHT. Sept. 21,—(Special.)
prevalence of the foot and mouth --Old settlers of central Oklahoma
disease in Texas was given as the will have an information and recrea-
reason. tional booth at the Payne county
-— --fair that started at Stillwater Mon-
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