The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 270, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 10, 1929 Page: 2 of 12
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PAGE 2
1111-111IN DRIVER
INJURES YOUTH
Five Others Reported Hurt in
Accidents in and Near
City
ONE VICTIM IS IMPROVED
Holdenville Woman Is Rem"
ering After Crash Near
Choctaw
IDEADLY Si HEFTS
1919: Killed 11: injured 590
1928: Killed 28: injured till
Earl Dowell 18 of the 1300 block
W Filthst received minor injuries
when hit by a car at 25thst and
Classen-blvd poli'e stic1 Eatturclay
The driver did not atop utter
knoking Rowell front his znotor
cycle police arid Howell was given
emergency treatment at Oklahoma
City tl'eneral hospital
James °Wird 900 block W Sixth-
s! lost two lingers in an auto tic
cldent late Friday Wea ley borpital
attendants reportel
Knocked from his motorcycle in it
crash at lath-et end DI1P-007 Bill
Mock 18 of first block 8 8hartel-
ev puttered a broken wrist NI A
Fain 1200 block N 20th-8t re-
ported Thomas Washington 15 of the
000 block E Third-st received minor
Injuries when mocked from his bi-
cycle by the auto of A C Larsen'
100 block W 92nd-st at 30th-rt and
liarveyav police reported
Ct L Davison Jr of Walters wan
improving from injuries suffered
iais Thursday in an accident On the
El Reno highway Oklahoma Ctty
Cieneral Ilnapttal attendants raid
Mrs J W Born of Holdenville in- -
Jured in en auto crash near Choctaw
late Friday was improved 8aturday
University hospital attendants raid
Horn and Eugene 13 their soM
both received minor cute and bruises
The Born car collided with the
truck of Ray Morgan of Pemlnole
because of a email car which ran
onto the highway from a aide road
Deputy sheriffs etaturclay were hunt-
ing the owner of the small car
S7300000 OIL
PAYROLL HERE
(Continued Front Page One)
3 per cent in groan production tax or
$162750 a day and Oklahoma-co geta
one-half of this 381375 to be used
equally for road work and common
schools
Ninety-four s'ells are producers
drilling locations or shut down rep-
resenting an investment of about ell-
750000 In drilling alone on the basis
of 3125000 for each well
Gasoline Plants
Two gasoline plants are in opera-
Von by the hO 011 Co and Indian
Territory Illuminating Oil Co and
they cost around 8200000 each to
Two pipelines have been run Into
the field by the Empire Pipeline Co
and tos erairle 011 & Gas Co at a
coat of over $400000 The Oklahoma
Pipeline Co Standard Oil Co subsid-
iary and the Sinclair Pipeline Co are
surveying tor pipeline constructica
that will aggregate over 600000 in
building omits
In addition the Sinclair Oil
Gas Co is building a gasoline plant
on Its Kinter lease hoping to open
up the No I Ninter well which the
state ordered Uhut in because of
g53 wastage
700000000 Feet of Gas
The estimated daily gas volume of
the field is over 700000000 cubic
feet with the No 1 Vi'attera of I T
I O and Poster Petroleum Co be-
lieved to be the largest gas well
ever brought in anywhere
It nas been gauged at 186000000
cubic feet with considerable baek
pressure applied If the companies
Lad a market and could get 10 cents
10—t cubic feet at "iti wells the
gas volisme ot 7isti3O00000 cibic feet
would return an ineM8 of $70000
day or more than the present In-
come from oil
Many Supply Houses
Along with the oil wells have come
supply houses 20 being listed already
and others preparing to establish
branch stored here
Tracts along Avenue 0 and the
Santa Ye railroad right of way are
spotted with castiron and more per-
manent supply houses that would
double the business districts of a
aniall town
These stores furnish everything
needed in the drilling of wells and
ernFloy about eight men each Some
of the larger local tool and supplY
houses have larger payrolls There
are machine ahopa welding plants
aatals of dollars for oil field equ:p-
merit t$ Of an expensive type
The building of derricks requirea
heavy timbers and lumber of varloott
kinds Lumber yards have been m-
etalled along the roads leading to the
Veld
Directories I ist Ige companies
royalty interesta branch offices of
major C:Mipail lease brokers and
individuals actually working in the
production end of the indiatry In Ok-
lahoma City This does not include
the marketing of gasoline service sta-
tiomi and other allied Industries
Lite in City
o:1 companies throughout
th ktid-Continent field have scouts
and it 14' btoers in the field moat of
whom maintain permanent headivar-
ters here
And thia is only the beginning if
oil clevelorment In the county
An: estimate On the money chime-
ing hands daily In lease and rovalty
tranaactions would be to imagine-
tire for informative purivosea
These deals range from such sales
I s that of the Ramsey Petroleum col--
torsi-ion to Mid-Kansas & Gas
Co of 291 acres of leases for
3 000000 and the purchaae of T Ist
lick of a halt Inlereat in IWO acres
of leabea of Anderson-Prichard Oil
corporation for 11000000 to royalty
deals of 1100
Over 30 oil transections are re-
corded daily at the courthouse cov-
erin acreage in virtually every part
oi the county
itorit Increasing
Actual construction work in the
Veld itsed is increasing rapidly and
the employment of men for this work
lt no roan item
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co haa about
1( 3 met buildins Its gasoline plans
field office snd other builchmts on
the lerae Colin Oil Co had PO men
on Ha lease the other day
Prairie Oil & Gas Co has 50 skilled
met on ha sells exclusive of other
euiployea atid-Kansas 011 & Gas Co
has about 60 skilled men at work The
Franklin-Cromwell Interest-1 have
about 130 such workers
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil
Co Ie the largeet employer with about
454) mer on the regular payroll aside
Pot- the 153 meit employed by the
drilling contractors
Drilling 45 IVO!
rats company with the Tooter Pe-
trcaleum Co has 45 drilling wells in
field or a drilling investment of
about 15 d15 Oat The company also
hmi fits roduelng oll kaa'n
Mr Fixit Fixes It for Children to Keep Cool I
O KLAHOMA C 13 ITT first effort
to keep children cool on a
large scale vaa ushered in Friday
afternoon when over 200 boys and
girla Pplashret under free shovvers
In three different parts of the city
It Waz4 the inauguration of MUM-
mer showers sponsored by Mr Plait
of The Nesra and city officials
The showers have been inatailed
at the north oldie Of the Fairgrounds
drilling well means about 11 wnrt-
men receiving from 110 to 15 a day
A few receive more
Development of the field should
last several years oil men agree Much
of the field that has been proved for
oil production has not been touched
by the drill
The city alone In Its Trooper park
I'd has room for enough wells to
eliminate taxes entirely if an average
munber Of the well& should produce
Five are drilling on this land now
with one cemented and ready to be
tested in about eight days
Refineries Coming
As the field develops refineries will
be constructed here with employment
of more men and investment of mil-
lions of dollars
Magnolia Petroleum Co already hui
a 100-acre tract east of the city un-
derstood to have been purchased for
refinery purposes
binclair Oil & Gas Co is understood
to be negotiating for a refinery site
Anderson-Prichard 011 corporation
refiners and producers have an option
on the old Turley refinery north of
the field and may start up later on
Thts article may sound like a pub-
licity man talking but when major
oil companies invest millions of &li-
la:II in a community there is some-
thing more than a rnere boom In the
situation
Warn Against Influx
The companies themselves snit em-
ployment agencies have issued warn-
ings that a great influx of unskilled
labor will be diaristrOtia to the men
and their families
The unskilled labor market flue-
tuates from day to day Truck drivers
roustabouts in the field and Common
labor find plenty of lobs one day and
maybe go many citys without work
When an Oil gusher tomes in and In-
sufficient tankage is on the location
the labor market booms until the
crisis of rushing tanks to completion
Is over
The depth of the producing horizon
however is such that the field will
coraimue Its development and life for
many years oil men say It requires
Over six months to drill a 6500-foot
well and the first crop cf producer Is
Just coming in now
A daily psymll of 010000 Is not un-
reasonable to predict for the field in
a few more months observers of the
field say
ment at Worie Jamboree at
Arrow Park Ent11and
The exodus of the 50 000 scouta from
the catp Ala begirt at mian:ght
Monday
SI i IOTOR
Foblnon 700 block R Ser
enth-et aued the General Motors M
ceptance corporation tor SIN 000 Sat-
Urday She wlItNes the tell as the
ran trom the hotline to prevent
Lam D Foulkes G M A C ern
ploye front driving her auto ewer
The car was being paid for on the
Inttaltrent plan
POGS OI TV VI It JIII‘I'Lltr
NEBRASKA CITY -- There ts
more money Invested In clogs In Otoe
co than In jewelry It a RS L21 o w n In
returns made by taxpa3ers to the
counts' clerk Jewels are v allied at
S20 865 wMle canines are s allied at
$26185
!Hoover's Pic
President Hoover is reported to
have selected Claudius H Huston
abcrie Chattanooga Tenn manu
facturer 13 new chairman of the
National Republik:an committer
He'll succeed Dr Hubert Worit
whret resismatton becomes effectie
in ember
rholle 11(10-717S to 7-1551
for eastside children on Broadway
between Avenues C and 13 for south-
stele children and in the 2100 block
Maple-av for the packingtown boys
and girls
They were turned on at 2 p m
Friday by Fire Chief Goff who su-
perintended the building of the
showers and will have charge of
their operation It Is planned to
keep them going the rest of the hot
weather In the morning and after
Tbraf Zcp
(Oklahoma limo)
Virdoesdar
(012 p m —Loft LakhurSt N 1 for
Friedrithshation riermany
Thurscly
8 33 a In —Sighted from liner President
Roosevelt Si? nines east of New York
1 38 p m—Reported position 100 miles
east of New York weather good speed 10
knots
10 p m—Peported position 1750 miles
east of New York
rridar
8 a m—Appioximately half was tyros
ALIFintle Veering north of Azores to strike
southern tip of England
3 p m-300 miles southwest of Lands
Erd ?nit
7 13 Ir m-43 miles south of Plymouth
Eng
1130 p over Paris
Saturday
40 a m—brear biesenton Prance 2k2
miles from loriedriehshafen
3 30 a m —Crossed ?Tante-Swiss border
St Porenkruy 100 miles from Friedrichs
4 it) a in —Flew river Dixie Switzerland
8 02 a m-1-linderl at Friedrichshafen
GRAF ZEPPELIN
COMPLETES TRIP
(Confirmed From Page One)
type of ghp for air navigation This
round-trip voyage to the United
States bore hint Out in the opinion of
experts
41-Bour Trip
The mammoth dirigible took but lit-
tle less than 44 hours to cross the
Atiantio from Lakehurst to the south-
ernmost point of the British Isles Pas-
sengers said when they landed there
was great excitement aboard when it
becalms apperent thas iztutsittlaatte
history WitS 15-7-1ng made----excitement
among even the members Of the crew
among- everybridy in fact excepting
the grizzled veteran o: the skies Doc-
tor Eckener himself
The commander merely continued
studying his charts and watching the
progress of the fligft While he may
have felt an inner satisfaction at hav-
ing made such record-breaking time
he failed to display any emotion
field say Previous Record
The previous record as established
by the same dirigible last year be-
Ut Si BOY SCOUTS
1ten Oct 22 end Nov I when It
flew from Lakehurst to Friedrichs
haten in 65 hours and 46 minutes
The Graf approached Friedrichs
GIVE PAGEANT' been from the southwest It was rain-
ing when the ship was sighted Great
crowds lined the fields in spite Of the
weather The Gra! headed into the
field tory sl 1-1y and the ground crew
1300 Participate in Entertain- by this time reus—rced by 35 German
sailors began to maneuver the ship
inso position for landing
Only 15tXt persons were admitted to
the field but many thousands packed
into the streets outside to get a close-
up view of the Zeppelin
The huice dirigible threw out bal
“ c okit-ka sm“17 11 I5 a sa:ac-
double the business districta of a AHHOWE PARK BIRKENHEAD I up view Of the Zeppelin
entail town
Ellg Aug 10--Th1rteen hundred The huge dirgible threw out bal-
These torts furnish everything American Boy Ront itttendIng the last and deacended tail ftrst Pamen-
needed In the drilling of wells and world jamboree of the By scout! gers sere at the windowa waving
employ about eight men each Some movement were in celebration of theln" 1"d1 r4r ropes were dropped and
of the larger local tool and supplY 21st anntrerlasy of the organization seired by the ground crew and 1m--
houses hilVe larger paylVIIR There presented a pegeant ttaturdae shich mediately with a great surge the
are machine atiops welding plants had been postponed from last Wed- t housands ef :spectators broke
and other industries that ga hand- nesday Every member of the Amer- through the cordon holding them
in-hand with development of an oll :lean delegation participated back and overran the field
field I All scouts during the morning re- The motors of the Graf Zeppelin
Stock Value filch iceived an engrasect medal testifying which had been halted slowly re-
Value f the they keep on
: to their arreildanCe at the Jamboree I started as thottga to rise agent Po-
o stock
hand runs into hundreds of thou- l The etodue nf the NO ()00 fr 1 Ike inanaced to hold back the crowd
and the great beg finally was halted
completely at 1:05 p m
Two minutes later the crew started
hauling the Graf to the hangar A
squad of secret police arrived at the
lhangar starting the rumor immedi-
ately that a stowaway NI la aboard
but there was no confirmation of
the rumor available
immediately lifter the Zeppelin
was placed in the hangar the passen-
gers began descending from the gon-
dole The crowd again broke through
the cordon and surrounded the Zep-
pelin but was prevent ed from touch-
ing( it
The dit1gibl3 appeared to he in ex-
cel!ent condition
Pocior Ickener hung out of the
control cabin window receiving con-
gratulationa On his elst birthday
The Coat Zeppelin N‘ Is inside the
hangar at 1:15 p tn
1 iterte Motors
Officials of the Maybach Airmo-
tors Works said several motors were
held resene here should it lee
found necemary to make replace-
ments hi the Graf Zeppelin's engine
room before the departure of the
giant dirigible on a continuation of
the world knit
The Lew engines IN ert built and
held lu resent the officials ex-
glaine(t as an emergency nieasure In
case one or more of the Zeppelin's
motors had V) undergo repalors
Sloiild the Urat Zeopel officers
decide that some of the shipa mo-
tors had begun to show signs of
wear anti tear from the round trip
to the Unitod States the Maybeiii
company will make a 3 ubstItuOott
rather than delay the departure of
the Graf by compelling lt to wait
tor repairs
'8 AND 40' CHIEFS ELECTED
Mrs A B lisas oistalled as resident
of Au‘illary Order
The fifth chstrict E:ght and !Potty
fun club of tit American Legion aux-
iliary trier-lied new officers Friday
night at 11e home of Mrs W P Dan-
ford 901 V 215t-tit Mrs A B Haas
2709 W sits installed as presi-
dent Other officers are Mrs George A
tmart fir: vice-president Mrs E C
Bergman setsond Niro
C V Hughes treasurer Mrs Ed 1
Irwin seerriary Mrs William Mol-
thrcp historian Mrs L 5 Wiggins
ceremonial mistress: Mrs Ralph Can-
ners of Guthrie aergeant-at-arms
noon and if successful more prob-
ably will be installed
Girls in the latest type bathing
sults minred with those who put
on old dress and let it go at that
All of them couldn't hive real bath-
ing suits for the Idea is to give
Chti &en a sure enough shower who
haven't the money to go to regular
bathing pools
"Just so the children wear some
COUNTY OFFICER
TRAVELS MUCH
(Continued From rage One)
of gas he pushez the auto to the
nearest filling citation with the
bumper of his car If the car la
!broken down he cells a garage at
the next filling station
Oft Rose finds lover& perked by
the highway Indulging in loud quer-
ItTia because "he danced with another
girl too much tonight" Rose threat-
ens them with jail and makes them
move On
"I don't bother quiet lovers That
would be cruelty It they are on dirt
'roads where nobody could be both-
' ered 1ta 0 IC with me" ROae says
An Amateur DoCtor
11080 also has become an amateur
doctor He carries a first-aid kit on
his' motorcycle and auto This emerg-
ency knowledge has been useful
many times he says
He recently picked up Herbert
I Emery Q struck by an auto On the
Neweeatie highway Although uncon-
scious skull fractured and given up
or dead by bystanders the boy re-
calved three first sad treatments
front Rose who took him to a hos-
pital I Doctors said Herbert couldn't live
but an operation was performed He
lived Unless "the guardian of the
Ihigha ay" had happened along with
Ihis first-aid know ledge doctors ad-
mit the boy would have died
1 Ile also quiets wife-beaters chases
and arrests hijackers car thieves and
chicken thieves Not a monotonous
job at least 1
Truck Driver' Worst
1
The speeder who gives me the most
trouble is not the young jelly aa 1
many suppose but drivers of heavyl
oil field trucks Allowed to go only
la miles an hour they drive 30 and
40 miles constantly" he says
"Next to them the university boys
cause me the most grief" Rose says
He files charges on only about 5 1
per cent of the speeders he stops The
cross-country driver going fast but
carefully may go Drivers with no
place to go and all day to do it In
but insist on driving 60 miles an
hour get no sympathy
The day of the bullying pistol-
whipping road officer is passed Rose
says If a speeder smiles at Rose
he'll smile back If he tried to argue
and be mean Rose follows him to jell
"I never stop a driver unless he Is
going over 55 A person cannot watch
the speedometer constantly I resits-
But over 55 a speedomoter Isn't
needed to know the limit is exceeded
Traffic Dancers Increase
'Traffic has elmoied on pav-d high-
ways around Oklahoma City In the
past year Because of the 18-foot
pavements the problem has become
serious and accidents increase daily
More speed on the narrow pavements
would be dangerous The slow driver
Is C' a menace because the
croes-country driver must pass nun
"One problem could be corrected
by the legtslature---parring on paved
highways At present no law forces
parked cars off highways and they
are a major danger" Reoks save
The type of person Rose likes least
to arrest is the drunk woman- And
he sees many of them late at night
He would rather arrest a dangerous
criminal and hex been shot at several
times
A drunk man1 can be handled
roughly If necessary to bring him In
But you cant hit a WOMan even when
she's drunk Women know that and
cause all the trouble possible Fin-
gernail stretches aren't unusual to
Inds Drunk Children
The saddest thing in his memory
was two boys and two girls the oldest
barely 12 barefooted parked In an old
wreck snicking and list! drunk One
girl said her mother didn't care He
Ordered them home anti told them if
ever he caught them again It would
The most peculiar trait in human
nature he has observed Is in girls who
know what is going to happen when
they drive to the country with boss
they barely know yet go time arid
again and Indignantly walk back time
and again R0443 can't figure themn
Out
Five other patrolmen work paved
bigha tea' around Oklahoma City
They vcently have been outfitted
WI uniforms similar to those a'orn
by city motorcycle officers Under a
new syatem patrolmen call the elver
THE OKLATIOMA YEWS
40
11- In
4otoalbwf-14iaM11 1
thing It's all right with me" City
Manager Fry bal d and Goff feels
the same way about it
City employes will be stationed
at the showers to supervise the
water play
Now boys and girls If you really
enjoy these privileges drop a line
to Mr FUR that he may con-
vince city officials his efforts have
not been for naught
Iff's office every two hours as they
move along their beats to obtain bul-
letins on robberies car thefts de-
scriptions and the like Rose Indorses
this system
At City's
Churches
Perrine Funeral Home
1 Finest
Type
! Ambulances
$300
Call
1013 NORII1 ROE IN(
IPPmmIM
uhf
Pcsigned and equipped to
render completely the
last honors to our loved
ones in 8 manner most
impressive
pERRINE
Funeral Home
Phoile 3-6363
ft"
1
Dr Frank Edward Day former pastor
of the First Methodist Eolscopal church
who is now guest-VacaLicio oreacher through
August while Dr A M Jayne pastor is on
his vacation announces his series of pulpit
messages through the remainirg Sundays
of the month as follows: On Sunday morn-
ings at 11 o'clock—Aug 11 The Christ-
God" Aug 18 To Pray Out-ofDate"
Aug 25 The One Foundation"
Doctor Day has arranged a series Of three
addresses for the 8 oclock services taken
from his preparation of his work at the
State Epworth League institute when he
gives the keynote address the morning 01
Aug 21 and the series of studies In
"Bible Origin" through the sessions Aug
11 "How Scientific Is the Blok of Dena's?'
Aug IL "The Chaldeen Book of Genesis:
Was the Hebrew Genesis Taken front It?"
Aug :5 "The Bible Its Inspiration and
Authority"
"A Memorable Lords Day" will be the
topic of the sermon by Dr r S Porter
pastor of the Trinity Baptist church Sun-
day morning At night he will talk on
The Fatal Significance of Word'" Sun-
day school is announced for 9 30 s tn
and the B Y? D will meet at 645 p
--
Preaching and communion services will
be held at the Draper Park Christian church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock when Bev
A B Etilmsn pastor will sneal- on "lhhen
Men Can Face Lions" Bble school will
meet at 11 a m and Christian Endeavor
at 6 45 p in Miss Lois Roberts assisted
by Miss Catherine Wells will feature the
church chautauqua service at 8 P In Doc-
tor Et Ilman's subect for evening sermon
Is "An Uncovered Felix' Sunday marks
the first anniversary of the Church In
this time the membership of the church
has increased from 32 until over 300 now
attend the Sunday evening services which
are held Outside to accommodate the
crowds
--
Dr W Mark &own past grand master of
the MASOnle lodge of Okiahoma will fill
the pulpit of the First Christian church
Sunday morning Church school will be
held at S 45 a nt The evening service will
be conducted at the regular church hour
by the Christian Endeavor societies under
the leadership of Bill McAdams
The pulpit 0! the First Presbyterian
church will be filled at both services 61n-
day by Rev Asher Harlan Brand D D
paltor of the Frst Preobterlion church
Martin's Terre Ohio At Ii rn he will
opea lt on -The inner and Ilnoert Late"
At night "lento's Definition of (reatucao'
will be the theme of the seunca
The sptaker at the Vrdm Cemeregailonal
church Sundsv morning will be Bev Floyd
G Reeves Eate Rock Iowa a former
pastor here who will speak on "Four Ways
of Being a Christian"
holy Communion services wtfl be be:d at
St Paul's Cathedral Sunday morning at
7 30 and the church school will meet K t
910 At It a m Pet L W Dowd will
deliver the morning message
The speaker at the Central Presbyterian
church Sunday ino!ning ill be Robert Mc-
Cullough He will talk on To lermula
of Iniquity"
R A Chemed oestor of the Chris-
tian and blismoner Alliance Tabernacle
will talk El unday wrning on 'Seeing
Straight " At night "No Small Stir" will
be the topic of his sermon Sunday school
will be held at 9 ea a in and the Yotmg
leople society evII meet at 7 p
-
'Destroying Did Ideals" Is the topic to
be discussed by Rev I' A Dunning pastor
of the Centenary btethodist churets 8111
day morning In the e‘ening the sawrice
will be conducted by the Egworth
Revival services which time been In
progress at the Fortv-tourth Street Baptist
church for more thin a tiek wt C105e
Stint ley night Rev H J Bsliew pssio-
has been assisted in the services by E V
Mashburn Itsptsm of over 20 conserts
still be heid at Be lie Isle a'se at b p tn
Sunday
Rev U 8 Syhaul yil5tor of the Seeord
Presbyter lan church sill 'peat Stinday
rrorning on "Go Cry Unto the Gods Ya
Hive Chosen Your Eteryday Ood is Your
God" At night -A Sabbath Trat Helped
sill be the theme of the sermoit
Ti' pulpit of the Northmloster Vnited
PrebYtertan church will of 1:1ed SuEcay
morning by H L Goddard a!kaistant
county attorney who la:!I apeait On Law
ObsertanCe and Law Enforcement" No
etenIng berv:ce ts nnouncecL
Church" VIII be the teple of Cle
temon by Rev Ft C I-Inward pestor et the
Kethern Avenue fikrt:st church Stmthor
mernine At 134lit he will tajt CA -110ir
to be SAved"
"Soirit' will be the theme of the looming
sersice at the Christian Science meeting
Lloyd H Thompson pastktr of the Ca Pi-
to' Hill Christ Ian chlrch tll preach
ft:inclay merhirs on -Snie of Christ's
Names' At nieht -Christ Destine With
Sinners" a:11 be the theme of the sermon 1
JERSEY TORCH
MURDER PROBED
0d
Charred Skeleton of Man is
Found in Auto on Newark
Dumping Grounds
Ha unites Press
NEWARIC N J Aug 10—Identity
of the charred skeleton of a mall
propped upright in the rear seat of
an expensive auto In a city dump wee
investigated by police here Saturday
The body was found late Friday
So badly was the body burned for
a time police were unable to deter-
mine whether the victim was a man
or a woman Detectives are examin-
ing a piece of ehirting a fragment of
a rtraw hat and two empty gasoline
cans the only clews that were likely
to prove of value
The body was diacovered by Frank
Ferrara watchman at the dump who
said he saw two men run away from
the auto Just alter he noticed it vas
afire Ferrara said the men got into
another auto parked at the side of
the road They drove toward New
York Ile said
SNOOK PLANS
INSANITY PLEA
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tack Dr Snook alleged Miss His
made upon him the night she was
killed
J H Niss ley office manager of the
Western Union came with three tele-
grams to "T K His" signed "M T
Meyers" and "Howard" which covertti
details of arrangements for a trip
Marion T Meyers is alleged to have
made to New 'York at the request of
Dr Snook
John P Siedel of Dr Snook's de-
fense counsel charged from the wit-
ness sttmd Saturday that Prosecutor
Chester threatened to "ruin me in 10
minutes" if he did not make his
client Di Snook confess tne mur-
de of Theora
Dr Enook completed his oval
testimony lots Friday He had been
on the witness stand for over 18
hours end had been carried twice
over every detail of three years of
Intimacy with Miss His
In the closing hour of the session
the defense struck its major blow
at the state's claim of premeditation
by presenting the testimony of four
pathologists of high reputation that
MISS Hix did not necessarily die from
the severing of her jugular vein— !
the act which the state claims con- !
tained the element of premeditation'
There remains considerable expert
testimony Allenists are under sub-(
penis and are expected to testify the
former Ohio State university pro-
fessor was mentally unbalanced
The state will follow Immediately
with cur-rebuttal touch of which
is expected to be directed against I
Dr Snook's own testimony in an
attempt at Impeachment -
Chester started to interrupt time
and again as Seidel testified but
did not stop the evidence
Describes Scene
Seidel told of Snook's telling him !
Chester had struck him and claimed
he had noticed marks supposedly of 1
a blow on Snooks face
He described a wild scene at the
city jail during the questioning of
Dr Snook following Snook' s arrest'
It occurred when after Seidel had
a conversation with Snook he went
to Chester and told him the pro-
fessor had nothing to confess Then
according to Seidel Chester flew
Into a rage demanding he make
Snook confess cursed him and
threatened him with ruin 4
Then Seidel was permitted he
said to listen to the questioning of
Snook
"I heard them mention a strap" he I
said
Then Seidel according to his tea-
timony asked a question and a de-
tective told him that "If you don't
gst out of here I'll throw you out"
"I put on my hat and coat" Seidel !
said "and I went out and told re- I
porters that Jack Chester was the
most unethical dog I ever knew" I
FORMER ttiAYOR DIES
G W Evans Rites Are Set for
Tomorrow
By l'nftti PTPI
OKMULGEE A 10—Funeral per-
vices will be he'd here Sunday for
Okmulgee's first mayor O W Evans
614 who died at his borne late Friday
He was a resident of Oklahoma for
over 42 years and was one of the
founders of the First National bank
here dei
Phone an!adi tn 7-1551
Announcing:
The
'Investors Mortgage Go:
Presenting to Oklahoma City
"DISAPPEARING MORTGAGE PLAN"
Loans On Residences and Duplexes
PERSONNEL to
Mr J W Hamel
Vice-President Oklahoma
Clty manager formerly of
Tulsa branch Investors
Mont-race Co
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Mr It G Jackson
Formerly with the Morris
Flan real estate deFart
went Oklahoma Clty
Mr Chas Green
Fcrtnerly with the Morr!s
Plan real estate depart
clout Tulsa Okla
CITY LOTS BRING $30000
W S Key Purchases I:Ighth-st and
Walker-ay Corner
W S Key former itate penitentiary
varden has purchased the southeast
corner of Eighth-at tnd Walker-av
over e30000 It was reported Satur-
day The site was purchased from A E
Reo-Kull Motor Co head It has
108 feet on Eighth-st and 140 feet on
OFFICER TESTS
MYSTERY PLANE
Tryout to Determine Whrther
Craft to Be Entered in
Schneider Races
Sr Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
ANNAPOLIS Md Aug 10--Next
to the day of the Schneider cup
races themselves Saturday will be
the big day in the WO of Lieut Al
Williams the navy's speed king Ile
will find out whether his slim black
Mercury racer will do better than
318 mes an hour
If it does be sill sail soon for
England to represent the linKt1
States In the worlds greatest sea-
plane races If it doesn't he won't
go Williams thinks the plane will
do it
Friday afternoon he gave the ship
Its first test on the safer Twenty
sailors stood on the dock and held
to lines attached to the plane't
pontoons when W111131115 opened the
motor up Solid sheets of flame
rolled out of every exhaust stack
It was all the sailors could do to
hold the plane yet the motor was
hardly more than Idling
Then Williams took his racer out
Into the Severn river taxied around
awhile and opened INer up A small
speed-boat and a linger launch the
"crash boat" followed a few yards
behind him The speeding pontoons
and the propeller kicked up such
a spray that the plane could hardly
be seen from shore
ALGLST 10 192 9
MITE RUSSIANS
FIRE ON REDS'
Two Killed in Border Clash
Soviet Official Reports
Denies Negotiations
fly United Press
MOSCOW Aug Hi—An incident
In which RUS8iall patrol was fired
upon with fatal results along the
Amur river dividing Siberia and
Manchurs W115 annoutwed officially
Saturday
Leo Harahan assistant foreign
cornmisar said he had received a
cablegram saying Ruse Ian 'Whit guarcts on the Chinese side of the
river near the 'village of Tcherniavo
area killed two of a 'soviet border
patrol and wounded eight
The soviets immediately sent a
small detachment of troops In a
boat to prevent further trouble
Karakhan said
Karakhan denied any negotiations
officially or unofficially were under
way betWeen Russians and Chinese
Regarding the mediatory efforts of
outside powers in the eastern trouble
Karakhan said:
The questIon must be settled be-
tween the Soviet 1111i011 and Chini
on the basis of acceptance of the
Soviet's minimum demaluts"
Asked about the possIbility of armed
conflict Karakhan Faid the situation
was "very grave"
Regarding acceptance by China of
Russia's conditions Karakhan said:
"Whether we are Informed of such
acceptance directly by Maden or
Nanking or through a third power Is
not Important"
Karakhan denied all reports of
Soviet inta051011 of China
By United Bret'
TOKYO Aug 10 — Contradicting
recent rumors Harbin authorities re-
ported Saturday there were nO bom-
bardments anywhere along the Siberian-Manchurian
border where
Soviet and Chinese troops are con-
centrated as a result of the dispute
over the Chinese Eastorn railway
The Harbin officials stated all was
quiet along the border
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