The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 295, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1928 Page: 1 of 28
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2' O LNG ON
C 1
THE IIGHT
"iile Light and the People Will Find
Their Oan Way"
The News advises its readers against
get Ting up too much heat In the
present presidential election We need
light not heat We need guidance
by intelligence and a calmly alert con-
science not by prejudice end emotion
The campaign has something like
riuit ‘veeks to go yet before election
If bitterness increases in the next
eht weeks as rapidly es it has in the
pzi two months our communities
will stiffer a very bad atter-effect
we should not forget tnat we must
live together after this election is over
Jr our communities are to prosper our
citizens must be in a position to co-
operate with each other If we have
created animosities and bitternesses
which will not die we have handi-
capped our city all to no purpose
The writer does not argue against
rieep-seated political convictions We
are for them The great difficulty in
America is that her citizens do not
take ft sufficient interest in their
chiles as citizens But a person can
have the deepest kind of convictions
vithout -getting mad about it" We
c71 maintain a very couragous std
tilde without the necessity of insulting
one around us There Ls very
iii IC relationship between being firm
and being discourteously diarreLe
It Is not necessary for us to abar00n
all the niceties of social relations in
oroer to have and express whatever
if S we see fit A man can be an
ft dvoate of a cause and a gentleman
tich at the same time
'Aliat Is the use of our curtailing
tu-cluiness and peace of mind in
the future by getting so bitter now
t we want to be needlessly nasty?
Very plain talk can de couched in
t'ery courteous language if we 1111e
it in our hearts to be as Inoffensive
nosible and still do our plain
y
Of course when duty demands plain
speking and Miters wilfully persist
auarr-line about our attitude there
is nothing to do but let them t
Prrry Jesus taught plainly Aa
tigred t he people about Him until
they crucified Min But Jesus set Is
exemple of being discourteous
tic never displayed a had temper He
0c1 not hunt around for the most dis-
a4rera1le way to auy things
We can as a matter of fact be
nitwit more effective for a cause by
being disaassionate and even-tempered
then we can by the display of
There is every reason why
we should "put a guard about our
Ill-us that We sin not with our
toraities" And by this we do not
mean that anyone shall recede front
R firm and courateous defense of hi-
convict tow
I
If Mr Smith should be elected
presiden t of the United States the
world tan't coming to an end TIT
pope of Rome isn't going to run the
United States and the prohibitory
law isn't going to be repealed When
Smith answered Marsha last year he
wrote a declaration of independence
Cs far as the old doctrine of the tem-
poal power of the Roman church is
concerned It is absurd to believe
Ot Smith would attempt to Ro-
ntmiye America He couldn't if he
would and he wouldn't if he could
There is no Occasion to get excited
on this score But if you persist in
vair IlliSUlken feeling that there Is
suet) a danger and that you must its
a matter of conscience Oppose Smith
for this reason rio it quietly
Which reminds us of the att-eist
who bellowed at a gentleman reading
a Bible '11 don't believe in a word in
that book Do you hear me? I don't
bhave in a word in your damned
book" The gentleman lobked up
mildly end said gently "That's all
richt wiTh inn But will you please
go to hell quietly?"
Smith isn't even trying to amend
the prohibitory laws We say this
anviselly He is trying to carry the
V states by being wet himself and
to carry the dry states by having
ior1 congressional tickes that are
dry If Smith were really trying to
act action on a repeal he would fight
for the nomination of wet candidates
in dry territory
What Smith is trying to do Is to
play politics And he is trying to do
it in a vay which does not improve
wir confidence in his high purposes
lila he isn't even trying to repeal
the Volstead act However dry votes
for Smith will be counted In creating
the impression that the country has
'gone wet" and will increase the
e-itation for repeal and non-enforcenlent
Those who believe that pro-
hihitton is a paramount issue prob-
1)ly cannot afford to vote for Smith
they can be poised and serene
in the erreSitiOn
If any wet thinks that a futile wet
I of more importance than ell
PLEASE TURN TO PAGE TWO
XLjI LIi ros
pTLIW YORK Sept 13---Lieen up
I to the hospital in New Lon-
ricn Conn to see Fred Stone He
as hurt just as bad as reported
at the time but
is coming along
great If the
world could see
what that man
4'" Is recovering
- from it would
I4-17"'' be worth the
cident just to
is prove to people
what cleln
mg and physical
1
fitness will do
you you really need 'ern
Ixton- to see the Argentine
t 1A!tecl States polo championship
!- r this week's t7nited States
m rtay but haven't seen text
k's team In action A5 Maine
so ge"A Ne Hampshire
Y WILL ROGERS
iVeather Forecast
Partly cloudy Thursday: PridaYr
partly cloudy and unsettled
COMPLETE I FATHER CHART
ON EAA ik:
BAUGHMAN IS City Orphans at Circus Provide
'OUT: RULING Added Thrill for News Writer
OF M'KENZIE
Complete Wire Reports of UNITED PRESS the Greatest World-Wide News Service
Change of Residence
Bars Councilman From
Office Attorney Finds
PROTEST IS PLANNED
Man Under Fire Proposes
Court Fight if Officials
Seek His Removal
City Councilman Baughman is in-
eligible to continue in office since he
moved his reltience out of the ward
from which he was elected City At-
torney McKenzie will hold In an
opinion to the city council
McKenzie was preparing a written
report on the question Thursday to
be prP8PritPd to the council at its
! meeting later in the da'
The authority to decide whether a
vacancy exists in its membership
rests with the council the city attor-
ney will report It also is the coun-
cils duty to fill any vacancy which
may occur between elections
The city attorney's opinion quotes
t he following sections from state
statutes:
Section 4513 C 0 S 1921 states
"removal of any councilmen or a
rnemher of the school board from the
ward from which he shall be elected
shall cause a vacancy in said office"
Section 132 gives practically the
same cause for removal and further
states "the fact by reason whereof
the vacancy arises shall be determined
by the authority authorized to fill
buch vacancy"
Baughman said Thursday that if
the council sought to remove him
by its own action he would o into
court to fight for his seat
Councilman Todd denied 13 ugh-
man's charge that he made bonds
for contractors
"My books are open and any in-
terested party is welcome to inspect
them" Todd said
City Attorney McKenzie said his
opinion on Baughman's status would
be ready in case the council held
its special meeting Thursday
CITY BOUNDARY
Addition of Section North of
Capitol Would Add 1000
Population
Oklahoma City will gain approxi-
mately 1000 new citizens by taking
a section of land north of the state
capitol into the city limits city of-
ficials said Thursday
Recommendation that the strip be
taken into the ?ity will be made tt
the next meeting ol the council by
the planning commission
The commission believes that the
city limIts should he extended bu-
tween Oklahoma and Kate-avs and
between Prospect and Eastern-avs
All of this district is between 24th
and 30th-sis
At Its meeting Ikednesday the com-
mission denied an application to put
the southeast corner of ItIth-at and
13Iackwelcier-av in a bosistss zone
It EA I V"
vvir E
Alyne O'Connell wife of James
O'Connell Capitol cafe proprietor 500
block N Broadway filed an answer
and cross petition to his divorce plea
Thursday saying she ne'er treated
him with extreme cruelty or beat him
"without Ca U8C"
On one occasion he beat her when
he was drunk she stated She hit him
with a bell
He was arrested at another time
after a fight and released on bond
He came back drunk and started to
The
OKLAIIONIA CITY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1928
Boy Likes Clown and Fire
Wagon Girl Falls for
Pretty Man 20000 See
Worlds Greatest Show
--0!iJ ‘‘' Ry PAT IIARP111 ti4t' ' ' ' '
ai 'iiii
Dklaltorna Nries Stott II tile
TWENTY thousand jammed Ring-
I ling brothers big top Thurs- t: k
day to si!e the worlds thrillers— - '5e
'''' 44 &
but I brooght my own attraction
Pearl and Melvin Cu-r 10 and 7
of the Baptist orphanage were my V: 1
charger for the evening The cir-
cus NV RS great---but I found my (-11 i ttl
keenest pleasure was the Joy re- t 1 i
fleeted in the children's eyes i
OV :9$
iF4 i i i
"I thought you weren't comine
t and Vk tii getting ready to let 'em
know that I wanted to see that 7 '
show had when you got here" ii -
Melvin said on my arrival
The pair held tensely to my '
hand as we walked through the ii-- 1 :
long stream of traffic leading up 1 t
to the tent i
"0-0-o lookit th' horses!" iiAf
"There's n'elephant!" N aF"is:' ' i
1-ht '
'"a horse's -
got stripes painted '- VI '''l
-- :'Si AT:rt:'4
on it!" '' iP-:'"'i 0-413106-'s'ili
"I want some peanuts" :::::i1: '::i:t"::'141f4r1
"0-o-o ur -o see the b balloon"
Finally out of the n aze ot flying
-
hoofs red wagons mini side show - 'illA':r 'i (:
eit?t:
tents s we were directed to our tV :!:' 1i:-Qi :n )11
'' 1 -- e:'-')- - s-
seat 1X:' ''::4 itii
91A?1 ak: - jc ti : c
We sat in suspense on the edges Yi 'V::::V '40'
of our seats my head whirling
trying to look in every direction -iii: r :-:
thRt eag?r eyes and small fingers 'i ' ''iri'f te:11
were pointing :- : OP 'W' ' V A
I quite agreed with Pearl 1'4Xiy:' :- i'001
"0-o-o-o I wish't they'd only - "ii: iii e0":i b
have 011e thing at a time so we ii Ai?: iji1-&:E0 'z7'
wouldn't miss so much!" iv' i i '4 i'sVg4i:v1:V':ii
Little Atelvin didn't say so much It: 3 $:'' ''
He merely sat there round-ey
ed ii
: ki :
with a rapt sxpression on his face
but he never missed a thing that i!41 3 P :
went on I got so excited myself
1:4i:''''' 64112'::':1'''fri ' ::"-Zelir":7'''
when the sailors walked the tight
rope that I chewed up the shells
as well as my peanuts 1tt ''' 4
Ab4k iiii0
After the band had played its 1k04 '''A
':ii54 -3
last piece the clown turned his t -
liv-t flip and we turned regret- tc i1 4
fully away from the alamour of —
the s
how girls and prancing Pearl and Melrin (
horses I asked the children what asserted Melvin vigorously
they liked best "What you didn't like the lady
"I liked the fire wagon n' the in the shiny pink dress or the
house that burned down best" pretty man that danced on the
By United Press
LONDON Sept 13--The Daily Ex-
press said today in a dispatch from
Paris that Gene Tunney would be
married "in or near Paris" within a
few weeks
The former heavyweight champion
40 Wounded When
Bayonets Are Used
In Mimic Warfare
By United Press
BERLIN Sept 13--Forty men
were wounded when mimic war
maneuvers of Polish troops near
Krakon accidentally became a real
battle a Warsaw dispatch said
During maneuvers a cavalry de-
tachment making a mtm!t m1411 at
the infantry failed to hait at the
specified distance of 100 yards The
infantry was forced to defend itself
with its bayonets from being
trampled to death by the horses
business associate when he made a nell said
date with a woman for her husband She wa
It was an "ordinary" practice for her 16 1927
husband to beat her she claimed the front
On Sept 3 he locked her out tore restraiffin
up all her clothing except those she mony
was wearing and threw them in the disposing
garbage can she states her diam
WOULD EXTEND Lrlinney to Wed in Paris
CITY COUNDARY1 Soon Newspaper Slates
Pearl and MON) Carr With Pot Harper
leivin vigorously rope 1)447" chimed In Pearl And
'ou didn't like the lady so I took two sleepy but happy
iny pink dress or the kids home for we had been to
a that danced on the the circus
is visiting in France while his fiancee
Miss Mary Isephine Lauder still is
in the United States It W RS reported
she had planned tin European visit
shortly but rumors of a continental
marriaqe between the two never could
be confirmed
CRASH KILLS SEVEN
Family Is Wiped Out in Auto
Mishap
BY rnitd Pres
RICE Minn 15ept 13 —An entire
family of seven persons 'vas killed
near here late Wednesday when their
automobile was struck at a crossing
by a Northern Pacific passenger
train Those killed were John IsAor-
gel 27 Rice farmer Mrs Morgel
24 Alois 5 Veronca 4: Zophia 2l
Gertrude 2 and a five-month-old
girl
BEAT MATE 'FOR CAUSE'
beat her the petition states She He gave her a $1200 diamond when
then hit him with a salt shaker they were married and at Christmas
While she claims she has shown no
gave her another stone He took the
cruelty to her husband Mrs ()Von-
diamonds away from her Mrs ()Von-
nell admitted she once struck his
CITY DETECTIVE QUITS! hInThe SMITH MAN VICTO
lahom
OFFICER SLAIN
IN GANG PLOT
Hospital Attacked by Rack-
eteers in Attempted Res—
cue of Mates
By United Jr"
NEW YORK Sept 13—Gangsters
invaded a hospital Thursday to rescue
two men from the prison ward killed
a patrolman but were repelled by
nursets and internes
The gangsters carried pistols or
sawed off shotguns anti fired many
shots as they rushed through the
doors of the hospital
Patrolman Jeremiah C Brosnan had
been assigned to guard the two pris-
oners confined by injuries In the
prison Ward at Fordhlim hospital
Early Thursday morning Brosnan
was talking with an orderly when a
group of men entered and disappeared
down a corrider while the telephone
operator was talking over the tele-
phone One of the men returned and
told the telephone operator that his
hand had been Injured
The orderly who had been talking
to Brosnan was summoned
The angst era advanced on t he
the front of their gate She ft s ked a
ARRETT ASKS WRIT
restraining order $300 a month Rh-
mony and that he be enjoined from
disposing of their bank arcomit or
her diamonds Alipnrd Lnmnr Rnnrilt
ELI ING IN EAll ILK 1 itc for I hr rt-Plae On a writ of
C C York Resigns Be-1 Surface wind south 14 miles ii00 feet Rep Upshaw Is Defeated in lial)a e-n! pul of Flovo JarrPi t
NOUth southwest 42 miles: 11YA fr I : m o in Crlorado In tornc1 irn
causA of III Health south southwest -1 miles 220 fee : Georgia
southwest 40 rmle: 490 feet south 74 ! " l' h t:o ! i)hery f 4 a Kink I1 Larn t
C C York lettrin police aetective
resigned Weonesclay night because ot
III health and immediately left the
city for Los An-
geles 'York for the past
year was detailed
to the stolen car 4 1
department lie P :
lived in California 'it
for nearly a year :
but returned h-re f 'e
about la num hs
ego
York had been '
a member of the I erk
department for 10 years until the O
A Cargill administration when le
sent to California
miles ceillnR 15700 feet i‘outt'
west 20
Paul Braniff Inc
To TUM' G a Ced:kr Ma? 1 SM1t
A J MeNthan Jean I kIke J W
From Tula 7 J F Myers F L Kuhl
Man C G Griffin Loo Gamton
I ir I mted Press :o11- of four pPISM1S TM'
AITANI A Ga St pt 13 — flep ease was mot for 10 rt Friday
J Steee upp-q-Ter of Ciov j"" 1""
1lotittred ii r--qui-iolfyi from the cfpv
Alfred E Smith wae renominated I —— '''
flier Cif1 for Jariett's ro
FALL BOOM
IN BUSINESS
SEEN HERE
Cattle Prices High Crops
Good Everything
Bright
ELECTION IS HELP
Gas Prospects Cotton Build-
ing All Contribute to
Prosperity
11 (MAN T
allthotota I ru II 'it
One of the best business seasons
in the history of Oklahoma City is
foreseen this fall by bankers and busi-
ness leaders
The predicticnis are based on a
study of crop conditions espegielly by
I he bankers and general trade con-
ditions in the territory Lurrounding
the ctty
"Conditions just couldn't be bet-
ter" D W 11--wo president of the
Farmers National bank said 'Cat-
tle is selling at the highest price the
total market has haci Calves arc
going along fine and so are hogs
"N't 've had plenty of rein and crops
are in good condttion Cotton looks
good too We had twiee as minali
wheat Ha we bad lost year Every-
thing looks all right for a good fall
business"
11ection Helps
"With Oklahoma in the douhtful
state column We'rP being benefited
I nstead of harmed by the presidential
year We ought to get along pretty
well with both sides"
"Another thing that is helping
Oklahoma City is the fact that there
is considerable oil and gas leasing
In the county Farmers are getting
from $250 to $75 an acre for lenses
on their land and it is putting a lot
of money into circulation
Statements of others are
Fratil P Joli ton prehient of the
werica o-tirt National hank: It
looks like one of the best fall seasons
we've ever had Something depends
on cotton but broomemm wheat and
corn were above the average Condi-
tions couldn't look better
J A Campbell president Fidelity
National bank: The excellent corn
crop will offset any loss in cotton
Cotton will at least equal last year
and I look for better blifiineS8 than
iamt year Bank deposits have stayed
up right along
Ben president Liberty Na-
PLEASE TtiliN To PAOF TWO
Crossing
told the telephone operator that his By United Pres
GARY Ind Sept 13—Seven per-
hand had been Injured
sons acre killed when a Grand Trunk
The orderly who had been talking
to Brosnan was summoned freiht train cnishd into a tourit
aulomobile mar here early ThlIES-
The gungsl era advanced on the
a of
prison ward and started firing Bros- day' An eighth occup Lit the
nan a eteran of 22 years on the a"'"'""bil"' a 7-"ar-1"
force and who had jast returned jured seriously d fro
his v'aration MI dead M flrst rl g 1- ps i n
Doctors Disagree on Head Operation to Cure Morals
of Tulsa's 'Bad Boy' Others Give Views on Plan
2 8 PAGES
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Top Licut Jock iscnian
center Olirer Le Midi flie
below Nick B M
FALLS TO DEATH FROM HUCKINS
1
Can W Chu ke Tulsa oil man overbalanced find fell iiih room was
wa$ killed early Th u rsci ay when he on the north side of t he hot el and
fell from a lift h floor window of the he wits foirati direct ly below his win
Huck ins hotel (low" Denson said
A passerby notified CL M Ilarrifon Dctectives Hnclson anti
assistant manager a guest had fallen vestigated for the pollee
out of ft window and found his room was
Clarke died before a hospital was the Inside The screen of
reached Wes Ilifiltt died the alio
An investigation into the death was NIrs Clarke was notified
started by Peace Justice Henson as cident by attendants at
coroner Funeral home
"Clarke had apparently gotten up to Leo IL to: ton of ti
look out 11 t lie wilidoW ittift becanie Conlon Inc
(low" Denson said
Dutectives Sinalson and Carter In-
vegiaated for the pollee department
and 1011nd his room Y'as locked from
the Inside The screen of the WI FICICON
WliS Urilat CI MI the officers said
Mrs Clarke was notified of the IAA! -
eidvia by attendants at the Hahn
Funeral home
Leo It tritat4n of the firm of
Az Gorton Inc Lit 'Fulsa
RAIN KftLS SHE rrl
N 1!1 temperatures
Auto Is Demolished on Rail
79
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IRL BANDIT FIELliCLOUBS PROMISED
1
1:-1 JARRETT ASKS WRIT mother Is Arrested in Series 'Unsettled Cooler Forecast
rn
or Of Holdups For Friday
I Alleged Lamar Bandit Seeks B 1
d Prv
AN ArVILJNIO Texa Sept 13— 11"1'''" '"'h a t'"' fl'ol'1 le 11c f'kY
reedom SMI AlitMi0'1 woman bandit :ho la'h"l' f '"'"'' ' Ilun 'I": n"'ilt
An applichtion toed in tp( led a scries of recent holdups proved r rMa c d 1 !mq-olia inc !If 1
rmur‘I court of appeals lale Thin to be a 21-year-old mother wha tr1d I '1"f ir a I f LW' t W: h'TTL t
led a suries of recent holdups proved I I' "' ' " '" '"' 0" l'" '' '"' 1"°"' " --
ht a 21yearold motr wh tric I ir Id to VifRlhenu partnient holitied the pollee
ioll-ltee Newhbora sald the Ma ri lived alon9
polVe Ole rohla d for the te kP 1 ' ' '
- i 'I' r x t r e rr r' in th" bedr4e
two th'laren
(lr ' ho!T!T 1(0 0 411 -
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I !he sT:it v:ill 1)
day follow I hi the h(iii) pt a null
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man C G Griffin Ieo (iammn
Southwest Airway Corp for repre-entative from the fifth him Doctor ki:‘ t hildren eJ1 ltiiiiif t-1i k
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STII TON TO Sri: 'tli 1
ton rebuttal vettnest-es were beard hoondtA held un the North Arrerien ATHEN :- : i --An id ti lit
Spertill to The Newa ö
T 7 7 1 1
ULS Sept3—
A 1iet : eh Thursday and the ease o f Leo Kelle Ba
y nk It it ti Saizmus 1:: hitt ir-tuw-liem "ve i reck f1 $
Straton New York Baptist toe of aerued of the murder or Mrs Myrtle Thupii:: Meked tv r) employes In the and a Mimi vf liIar'az com11 22 hallied :
00v Al rth will 9teak :n Tulsa i MelluFc wal expeCted tn resh the hank bksetnent ald eapori t-Ith h t:rreillari v - lei ortod here Trour-
ISept 19 Jury Friday I estirnat d at $10nro dav I Oiir t tore I n ald f )Nionii i 'n c! d:v F!! 6s IL !-11t-e
DECISION on whether to operate !here are many bat boya in town 1 1-th-st: I Jouiel he willnz to trythore ia!n!b for 141r1 J1 17 I hoL ni)C15if '' I be'0 it 1 1
e-ahrnri (lord) r Orkal
on Bennie Elliott 11 "bad boy- that will prove out- perfectly nn
ot:al anythdli: trlkt tr krivrr he re t-h-rfnkl f'r hn oorprtt n li r hr-rond tht
of Sand Springs Tulsa suburb was when they gr)t- olrler We can't nah'eJ 1-11-mkn on the lrne tn': 1 "r '' 8 Iawolh IfedIhrd tro prr1rrr hkrir--orr I I ft-e nkv
building: if there tr 1in n in- prod P to efTet hf Influene:Id: the!
to be reached by late Thursday hu I operate on them all r 7-0!r! r-rro thr h:ld h- k h--i' ir- trr tr'r bratn im rerera'r I 1ri-erl's moral behicr:!or" Dr J II'
mane offigers at Tut-a reported I Mrs I C Ill101101111 $ tli IV j-Itti- Init tr:r!1'11 1 l': lo be -stler'esrful But In th e C'1Itt rald "In :rir r-rryr r(moval
Tulsa doctors are divided on whether st: If I Were certain ihnt an oper- ! or for- It Ir1: Iledi Al Ili 1 '---''' f tne avirkze httl bo I cl!) of the prJ-ssure may relle7e the folt-
an operation should be performed in anon ould correct the drirnidency i hilimiT -o hnnk an riroN'it!n Wr1111 do nolrnal ction of mind"
an effort to cure hla wayward tenden- 1 of my child I would be willin4 t J ! ai- -“Jd -llhyy brin 1rnre mi:lt wieJt
cies The operation probably will be ' take the chance in order tc retore 1h' ' "!! hr! ki2J t ('n 1"oh'e !-r P Khnton ehnuf depuv linnirIAL i !lle natlent r moral prope:trtlhs" Dr
at University hopttal here him to normal di5eedei-d 1! it J1: tie brain I !!!-:- at I' id a conOrrhnce f-L A II'rdl itrln tehtTT kanl 'ancl
Three Oklahoma City doctors favor 1 Mrs F 611: Owens IL 1 tr
! Jr- ‘s !-:!!! 11!: an ope-n--1' ii! 1-- !!ci!!!r! n oull :-r :r 1 Ir :rne rkri thP
the idea Their views And statements st: If tlere was any cnarree cl re- rf it :I a 11 ri --rrt-:rrr f J! a (:-!h:' ler-tri-rn on tkv or' !he 1 tr-d-!: reore If mind t-r ln- ncrnril
from others follow: :ortni the rhid to norrnk:r-y hy prer-:ft :- r-rr-e r --''-‘
1 - - -ve ft is a rnere phiy how
Judge U I f brit ien count peratir4 I wolild certa:n:y be in i Pr I e"rge I it"re k ledicd ! Pretrif- eoo intured In a tr-arn wrorrdt o'er and not a probany I hAve o
courthouse: Ci!iminals hive been favor of an operation 1 rt biliibn: I: 11- re i any dr i : -A yearA ac) known of rb-e! where rton An opcra- 1 I
helped by annilar operaLona Bu Mrs Bruce McClelland Jr 6Z1 1pressian (JI the skuil thantes aici 'While the tLoory may yee be in tion would not be advisable"
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AIR RACERS
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Thaw and—Mate Hurt
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In Dark
STATE MAN WINNER
Lindbergh Pei forms Stunts
For Throngs at Air
Show
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S3low time and bild luck markec !
the pr soass Thursday of participants
In the non-stop air race betwon
Roosevelt field L And Los An
geles
Reports that Jack Iseman flyintr
the transathintie phine of Charles
pnd droppi (I a note at Tulsa
Thursdoy had not been verified at 3
p
A tcle2ram from Nick Namer fly-
!tin a Buhl vir sedan said he hod
been forced down at Rawlings Wyo
Al mom no word had been received
of Emil Thirmn the Necond racer to
ret off from New York Wecirmsday
Nearly hours had elopsed since his
take off
Art ciolich who set a record of If
hours for the cross-country nice wan
also unaceounted for but not over-
due since he did not start until late
Wednesd 0 y
John lkimris and Col I11111AM
Thaw II were forced to land their
plane et Decatur Ind at tnidnight
A clogged oil line forced them down
The colonel's hip W115 dISIOCat ed and
Morris wag badly bruised They are
in a Decatur hospitol
Thursday ineluding class B and 0
events from New York 11bert Cant-
well Duncan Oklit was seen ns
c(rtion winner in the class C event
having led in every Ivo) across the
continent
No ofitelal computation of time had
been made Thursday in the class B
E E Ballough Chico go was
the first to end flight Wednesday fol-
lowed by Ms rival John Livingston
Ballough Thliriithly expressed the
opinion 'Unit Livingston had Won
Other class B planes which arrived
here included Paul Braniff seventh
Col Ciotti a Lindbergh joined
the Army's "three musketeers" In a
spriest of aerial stunts Thursday
The six 'hums which started
Wednesday follow:
Buhl Airsetian piloted by Nick
PLEASE TURN TO PAOZ TWO
arrived by plane from Tulsa to take
charge of the funeral arrangements
Clarke was a geologist for the
Darby Petroleum Co of Tulsa
Ile left Tulsa Wednesday on a
husinesa trip to Shawnee and Okla-
homa City
lie leaves two children Nancy Ii)e
5 and Caroline May 3 His mocher
and sister live in Ilenryetta Okla
Clarke Is a breer-In-law of M A
Nash former superintendent of stale
schools 110W president of Oklahoma
college for Women
FIND CITY MAN
DEI10 IN HOME
Wilms Start Investigation
of Death in 700 B!ock
W 30th-st
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dead in a house in the 700 Work
w 30t1i-st late Thursday
Bcare Justice Beason Inia started
an invest nfattn into the deaf h Tte
wall apparently had been dead
aboat a Week His name was bald
by niifW hors to be Kruner
The cit-at 1 a$ dkcovered by a
parhy who notified the fire de-
partment AletTibers of the I ire de-
p4ri meld noi I fled the pollee
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