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tional junior chamber.
Meter will be toastmaster.
No immediate danger of oll pollution ’
in Northeast lake as a result of drill-
Net—■for Style
M Steinway
A. B Cooper, for 20 years a de-
tective here with the William J.
Burns agency, Monday resigned to
form a private detective agency with
For the benefit of those smokers who
overlooked this offer, we repeat it again
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Price of Style M
Steinway Grand
Allowance for
Old Piano
400 West Park.
JOYCE D. HATCHER. 21 years old,
and WILMA ADAMS, 18 years old.
both of Tiptoe.
JOHN DANIEL TYSON, 33 years
old, 138 East Park, and DIXIE HOL-
MAN. 30 years old Blackwell
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R. E. Delaney, former Indian
agent.
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The governor, with a week-end of
other activities behind him, gave no
indication of what success he is meet-
ing in his efforts to clarify the state's
most shocking crime.
He was reported to be interested in
Morris Rosner, one of the intermedi-
aries drafted by Colonel Lindbergh
Vital News
CALENDAR
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Hearing Plans
Senator Says Priest’s Money
Cannot Be Accepted,
charge of misconduct. The viscountess
is the former Mary Lawrence, daugh-
ter of W. K. Post of Bayport, Long
Island, N. Y.
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B. P. Freeling, former state attor-
ney general, will be the principal
speaker at the annual banquet of the
junior division of the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday, Lloyd Rehling,
chairman of the committee on ar-
rangements. said Monday.
Also on the program will be B. B.
Kerr, director of the United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce, and
J. L. Wren who will make the annual
distinguished service award of the na-
that you’ll like
Double-Mellow OLD GOLDS
Never before had such an offer been
made on a cigarette. But we made it with
our eyes open. The prize crop tobaccos
in Double-Mellow Old Golds fully justi-
fied this 2 to 1 wager.
LLOYD WINFRED MDANIEL, 21 .
years old, El Reno, and EVA MAE et
HUTCHINSON. 31 years old, Roose- U
the skin, is absorbed by the blood
stream, and actually gets right at
the pain.
Keep a tube handy! Apply it
generously when those first stab- '
bing twinges begin to get you. But
be sure ifsMBen Gay,” the only true
Baume Analgsique.
Carpenter Faulkner Absolved
From Kidnap Suspicion.
. (Rosner Wirephoto on Page 16)
(Copyright, 1936. by The Associated Press)
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 20—A clue
to another carpenter besides Bruno
Richard Hauptmann blew up Monday
and the reasons for Governor Hoff-
mann's doubts that Hauptmann was a
lone wolf grew more mysterious than
ever.
Attorney General David T. Wilentz,
who obtained the conviction of Haupt-
mann for murder, disclosed that a
man by the name of J. J. Faulkner,
who ceased work as a carpenter for a
street railway company in New York
some months ago, had been located
and found to have had nothing to do
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Freese Hits Rie Grande
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 30 - (P) —
Tender vegetables growing in the Rio
Grande valley and along the gulf coast
were damaged slightly by freezing
weather over the week-end bu citrus
apparently came through unharmed.
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Jenkins Pre-Inventory Offer
For a very limited time we offer you $200 for your old piano on any Steinway grand piano
in our stock. Take up to 3% years, if you wish to pay the balance.
This offer available throughout our entire territory. Call at your nearest Jenkins Store or
write us for complete information.
Reno and Hudson, and WAVELY
WILLIAMSON, 33 years old. Ash and
Eastern.
HORACE HIXON CANADY, 31
TAST OCTOBER we issued a daring
La challenge to the smokers of the nation.
We said, in effect, if the new Double-
Mellow Old Golds don’t give you a thrill,
we’ll pay the bill and pay it double.
ing needed—it's so easy! Thus you
make a full pint of better remedy than
you could buy ready-made, and you
; four times as much for your money,
never spoils and tastes fine.
। This home mixture soothes the irri-
ELVIN W. STOREY, M years cla, tntedasoro“ie"romsenaene"phhegmrpaha
eases the soreness la a way that is
really astonishing.
Pinex is a concentrated compound of
Norway Pine, famous for its effeet in
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LONDON. Jan. 20.-P—A divorce
was granted Viacountess Lymington
here Monday in an undefended suit
against Viscount Lymington on a
O-Ooo!
NEURALGIA .
For Your Old . . .
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If You Act NOW!
years old, and MRS GEORGIA
CANADY, 36 years old, both of route
No. 3.
C. P. Bartley
This week's first safe driver to
C. P. Bartley. 1631 Northeast
Twelfth.street. Bartley, gauger for
the Continental Pipe Une Co., came
through with a perfect safety show-
ing Sunday after judges for The
Daily Oklahoman and Times safety
council followed him for consid-
erable distance through heavy traf-
fic. As a result Bartley will receive
a pair of tickets for the Midwest
theater and will be a candidate for
the license plates awarded to the
best driver of the week.
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WASHINGTON, Jan.
MR. AND MRS R. 8. HAZEL-
WOOD, 1313 North Walker, a son, at
Wesley,
MR AND MRS GENE FOWLER.
1634 Birch, a daughter, at Wesley.,
MR. AND MRS M B NEWBERRY,
Community Camp, a daughter, at
Wesley.
MR. AND MRS O. C. JAYE, 4134
Southwest Sixth, daughter. BETTY
MAY.
MR. AND MRS. HOSEY JACKSON,
327 Southeast Twentieth, son, HULAN
RAY.
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MRS EDITH R MAHNKER, 43 I
years old. 2313 North Barnes, intesti-
"MASBEssre STATHOPULOS, 80 I
years old, 1634 West Sixth, bums. I
MRB. LILLIAN M. BEATTIE. 75
years old. 1324 West Thirty-eighth,
apoplexy.
H. R, FARMER. 49 years old. Stiu-
water, angina pectoris.
HARRY G LOGUE 29 years old.
Shawnee, head injury.
, ROEERT TACKR. 33 years old,
3504 South Walnut, tuberculosis.
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Marriage Licenses
MARRIAE licenses issued Monday
at the courthouse were:           |
CARL C. CONNER, 24 years old.
2416 Southwest Binkley, and MARY
LOU WEATHERMAN, 19 yean old,
1500 South Shartel,
THEOG. POLYCHRON, 37 years
pd.HttleRock, Ark • and GEORGLA
PANOPLOS.20 yars old, 1619 North-
west Seventh.
WILLIAM M. WILKERSON. 25
years old, too Southwest Eleventh.
tumeidobsustpsklyoonezve
way.
ing operations tn the capitol sector
was seen Monday by Orval Mosier,
] May Kill Nye’s
Faulkner" on a letter to the gov-
ernor affirming Hauptman’s inno-
cence was a fraud.
Washington advices told of the de-
parture for New York of Robert W.
Hicks, criminologist, retained by New
York astrologers who doubt Haupt-
mann’s guilt. Hicks will live at the
Hauptmann home in the Bronx, where
814,600 ransom money was found. He
essays to prove that the body that fig-
ured in Hauptmann's trial at Flem-
ington was not really the body of the
Lndbergh child.
If the Lindbergh murder ease to to
become a political footban. there will
be opportunity Monday night for the
Wywin. BAUME "BEN-GAY"
early tn the case. Rosner waa believed
at the tune to have valuable contacts
in the underworld
The governor wants to know if Ros-
ner or any other outsiders had a
chance to inspect the original ransom
note with its identifying symbol, be-
fore the subsequent notes were re-
ceived.
The state police contend that the
note remained always in their pos-
session. Counsel for Hauptmann
argued otherwise in federal court in
Trenton last week. ’
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Freeling to Be Speaker
At Junior Civic Dinner
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
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Announces a
FREE LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
with the kidnaping and killing of
Charles A Lindbergh jr.
The writing of this Faulkner, said
Wilentz, bore no resemblance to that
on a deposit slip found in a New York
bank the day a batch of Lindbergh
ransom money was deposited.
This Faulkner, state officials said,
was only one of "about 500 Faulkners"
investigated since the deposit. In offi-
cial circles the statement was reiter-
ated that the signature of "J. J.
Cooper first captured Matt and     I
George Kimes, bank robbery gang    I
leaders He participated in the cap- I
tures or slayings of Wilbur Underhill,
Bob Brady, Al Spencer and the mem-
bers of the "Irish" O’Malley gang.
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dignation in the senate was that Wil-
son falsified in saying he did not know
until after the war that the allies had
secret pacts to divide up territory to be
won in the conflict.
Danger of Pollution . I To End Annoying
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BUT.BOY...wa\t’M
today. Smoke half a pack of Double-
Mellow Old Golds. If it isn’t the finest
smoke you ever tasted... just mail us the
remaining cigarettes and the wrapper, at
any time before May 1st, 1936, and we’ll
send you double the price you paid for
the full package... plus postage.
kickoff.
The legislature. Republican-con-
trolled but possessed of a lively Dem-
ocratic minority, meets for the first
time since Gov. Harold O. Hoffman
granted Bruno Richard Hauptmann a
30-day reprieve, and for the first time
since an "impeach Hoffman” demand
was published in Trenton newspapers.
Hoffman’s political foes are frankly
up a tree in their efforts to learn
what may have been behind the gov-
ernor in his almost solitary stand in
the case.
A legislative move against the gov-
ernor. his foes realized from his for-
mal defy of impeachment proceedings,
might encounter a demand by the gov-
ernor for investigation of the course
these DOUBLE
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RIRTHS reported by Oklahoma City the munitionsitnvestigatlon.from be-
Deity hospitals and the city bureau ing.killedbyiindignantsengtespemo
of statistics Monday included ‘         (rats Was Cecnned MoAaV D Senawr
MR. AND MRS. ALONZO LONG,Nye(R.,N.D.
Britton, a son, at st. Anthony. i Fherels not anyi constitutional, or
MR AND MRS FRANK MANLEY.' legal right for him (Father Coughlin)
1521 Independence, a son. at St. An-. to finance completion of the investiga-
thony                                   tion," eaid Nye.
MR’ AND MRS JOHN W Assailed last week by Senator Glass
ECKLES, 914 Northwest Sixth, a son.! (D.Va), for saying Woodrow Wilson
LAWRENCE WESLEY, at St. An-; "falsified.’’ Nye announced that fur-
thony.                                  ther hearings kad bee;. cancelled tem-
MR AND MRS. GLENN CLARK, porarily. J. P. Morgan and. partners
114 Northwest Seventeenth, a son, at willnot be recalled to testify next
St. Anthony,                          Thursday as planned
MR AND MRS LESTER L. COW-   Nye said “I think we will get" the
' DEN, 2716 Northwest Twentieth, a 7,000 to 9,000 needed to wind up the
son. at St Anthony.                  committee’s work, but other legisla-
MR. AND MRS KENNETH LAN- tors expressed strong doubts. Majority
DERS. 316 Southeast Twenty-first. . U;>d,r Robinson (D Ark.). Chairman
daughter at St Anthony              Glass of the appropriations committee
StAND MRS WATER COIL.! andChatrmanBymeso.
Bodine City, a son. at Samaritan. made it Plain, they were vehemently
MR. AND MRS RALPH SHIPLEY, opposed to voting moremonex.. ‛
523 Southwest Twenty-ninth, a daugh- Then. Father. Coughiin. ’. « . ,
ter SHIRLEY ANNE at Samaritan priest, declared nis National Union for
"MRAND MRS L. C. SMrTH,Sociai Justice would supply funds to
3508 South Shartel a daughter ELLA I Nye’s munitions committee if the sen-
LOUISE at Samaritan        “-ate does not appropriate another $10,-
MR. AND MRS. C. F. SMITH, 206000 which Monday stands between
Northeast Forty-fourth a son at Wes- peace and war.
ley."150            a son. m "5 The Nye remark which causedin-
MR. AND MRS GEORGE CAR-
VOUNIS, 1113 Northwest Tentn, a
son. at Wesley.
Don't suffer those murderous stab-
bing pains of neuralgia when there
is such an easy, inexpensive means
of relieving neuralgia pains!
That easy way is Baume "Ben-
Gay. ' Rub it on the affected area....
Feel the pain quiet down, evaporate.
"Ben-Gay’s" medication penetrates
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Divorce Petitions
TIVORCE petitions filed Monday in
H district court were:
ALBERTA DRAKE vs. MERLE F.
DRAKE, desertion alleged.
MARGRET WILLIAMS vs. HARRY
WILLIAMS, desertion alleged.
LIBBY WINGFIELD vs. HALE
WINGFIELD, neglect alleged.
VENA MAE CARTER vs. MAL-
COLM NEWMAN CARTER, neglect
alleged.
O. M. FINCH vs. BIRT E. FINCH,
desertion alleged.
BESS NEELY vs. LEE B. NEELY,
- cruelty alleged.
JOHN HOSKINS vs. DA HOS-
KINS, desertion alleged.
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Deaths
rHE following deaths were record-
led Monday at city hall.
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