Oklahoma Leader (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1927 Page: 1 of 8
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Labor is prior to and independent of kl
capital Capital is only the fruit of labor
could never hare existed if labor had not
first existed Labor is the superior of capi- I
tat and deserves much the higher tvinsid-
eration " -By ABRAIIIII ILSTOLN
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FIGHTS TO
CUT OUT 111111ty
TRAIFBFGATVThQ
Declares Farmers Are 100 Egte A A FREEs
Per Cent Opposed to Using
L-A1' u
State Agricultural College
For Military Purposes —
lc 11N FLOGEERS
Aqt(s Parmers and Those
Declares Farmers Are 100
I Per Cent Opposed to Using
State Agricultural College
For Military Purposes —
Asks Farmers and Those
°Hosed To Write Harry
Cordeil Making Protest
Cordell Making Protest Reports Paroles Have Been
Sent Men
Declaring that the farmers of Ok---
alum° are practically 100 percent
)pposed to military training John Paroles which will save them
Bimption president of the Farmers' from sering a single day of the
Lulea of Oklahoma has sent out a two years sentence imposed upon
plea to farmers of the state to make them by the courts have been
protest against the compulsory
granted R B Perkins and D T
teaching of military training la the
ilgricultural and Mechanical col- Tays by Governor Johnston accord-
Lee at Stillwater lug to reports
The farmers Union of this eerkins alleged to have been
tate" says Simpson "believes tom eyclops at Altus and Tays a
the requiring OE those who attem member were convicted of having
t the school to take two years of not- amity flogged Robert Kimball
Wiry science and training is nit- Altus youth and were sentenced to
American" serve two years in prison The
Simpson points to the fact that sentence was later affirmed by the
the 'antlers' Luton two years agu criminal court of appeals
defeated the attempt of militarists Several stays of execution have
in congress to pass a compuisory wen issued since the nieu were
Universal ntilitary training law convicted Governor Trapp refused
itepresemiug the airii-mnitary theta clemency shortly after the
bale OL tae quesuou Simpson ap- criminal court affirmed the convic-
peared ueloe too state ward ot lion in December For some rea-
sgranitture thin Wecii Etna askea son the mandate of the criminal
that toe rule ue clatirgeU sO that court was not made a record in
twiltaly umniug would ue optionai Jackson county until after Guyer-
WWI SElareolS The questiou ls to nor Johnston took office lie im-
be declued within two weeks ac- mediately granted a stay of execu-
coruing to h4IujmuU WOO Eras asked Er011
air iiiiiners Ewa others interested Kimball who was flogged on a
la tue mutter LO write their pro- country road near Altus was in
tctst to rtarly Ir A-0111E31i presioent Oklahoma City Thursday to coa-
t OE toe Law uoard OE a8cieuiEure firm reports that Perkins and Tays
Umiiauoit Lity had been paroled and was told by
"iou Lail map Us wilt till3 Eight the governors office that they
by writing auu getting everyone were
eise ma ou community to write" Kimball bitter over the matter
sinipsoil 41uoarea declared that be was here April 20
limes Cordell and was promised by J W Man
In a lette - to t010011 Si1018011
beLS out tile I0114PAILLg UUjectiOnS1
I'llbtp (Ve lee' that it IS
ALWritaLL to matte limitary training
coinattiaoy anyweere La time (it
peace Tee lav4 comes ioia i'rus
ktit Vatele 111111Litr16111 reached ILS
hugat about Uhrteea )ears ago
eau resulted lu tue cicala-octant ot
liaise W110 Ilad brought it about iu
tnat country nations of t110
WOrid at ersatilcs W1010 into tee
Peace TreaLy that tloatuany must
unwise all military taillilig la her
J6010003 Ve (10 110( go that tar we
only ask wet you abonsu tile com-
pulsoy Part tit It
4 "t!(011(1 thousands of the very
best tanners in (1101 elate by their
reogiun aro bariod Irma sending
tbeir boys to our Agriculture' Col-
lege because ol the rule that they
must WM) iluittaly naming it they
vaut tO grauuate rime that institu-
tion Anioug those churches are
tee Mennoilites Quakers and Lu-
theran it Is absolutely unjust to
tax those good larmers to inaintron
this institutiou and then exclude
their uuys trout tne school by such
a rule
"Third it the height of the ridicu-
lous that when a tarmer would
like for His boy to know a little
more about sons about cattle ilogs
pouiti-y Ltlii I la order tor tills
boy to get that information he
intuit take two yeats 01 nulitary
l QUILlI many army officers have
testified that the two years of train-
s lug given in these institutions Is
aorta no more lu time of war time
three weeks of training in camp
whch means it is economically un-
sound to waste the students time
in any such manner
It Physical Training
"Fifth it Is absolutely worthless
front toe standpoint of physical
training The Izmir organizations
of this state are heartily in favor
of physical culture for both the
boys and girls at the Agricultural
College but we emphatically deny
that military training In any way
takes the place of physical culture
"Sixth we are opposed to com-
pelling students to take military
training for the reason that it les-
sons eniciency of the work in the
military training department with
those who want to take it and we
have testimony of this kind from
Leads of various colleges
"Seventh we are against corn
pulsory military training in our
Agricultural College for the reason
that it makes the name of the in-
stitution a misrepresentation If a
boy can graduate from the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College with-
out taking a single hour of agri
culture or a single hour of Me-
chanics but must take two years of
military training then we maintain
that you should change the name
from "Agricultural and Mechanical
College" to the "Oklahoma Military
College" In other word: we do
not want the College to masquerade
under the name of "Agriculture and
l‘lechanics" 'when "Militarism" is
more Important to It than Agricul-
ture and Mechanics
"It has been stated that the Col-
lege Vould lose Federal aid If we
changed the course of study from
Several stays of execution have
ocen issued since the men were
convicted Governor Trapp refused
theta clemency shortly after the
criminal court affirmed the convic-
tion in December For some rea-
son the mandate of the criminal
court was not made a record in
Jackson county until after Gover-
nor Johnston took office He im-
mediately granted a stay of execu-
tion Kimball who was flogged on a
country road near Altus was in
Oklahoma City Thursday to con-
firm reports that Perkins and Tays
had been paroled and was told by
the governors office that they
were
Kimball bitter over the matter
declared that he was here April 20
and was promised by J W Man-
sell pardon and parole attorney
that he would bold a public hear-
ing in Jackson county where Kim-
ball could present his protest
ilansell also said that the hearing
notice would be published in Jack-
son county papers according to
Kimball After making this prom-
ise the parole was granted without
any hearing or further notice Kim-
ball said
An attempt to keep the parole
from the public was apparent ac-
cording to Kimball W o declared
that the records show only a fur-
ther extension of time He said
that he was ready to go home be-
lieving that the promised hearing
would be held when he was inform-
ed that the paroles had been
granted
Non-Fraternity
Members Victors
In O U Elect! Ni
NORMAN—Greek letter societies
which have ruled college affairs at
the state university here for years
received its second defeat when
non-fraOinitz candidates made a
c'Irai swei p of nil contested offices
giving thern all important officers
in the student body organization
to students without losing Federal
aid"
"1 arn also filing a letter from
the Secretary of the Board of Re-
gents of the Land Grant College of
Wisconshl Which states that their
institution has made military train-
ing optional and did not lose Fed-
eral aid"
"Ruction Bob"
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OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA FRIDAY MAY 6 1927
Damage Increases As
Flood Sweeps Over 10
Louisiana Parishes
NEW OrtLEANS--An army of
250000 homeless refugees front the
flooded valley of the Mississippi
River were hourly being added to
as the crest of the flood waters
pushed its way southward through
Louisiana and Mississippi
Ten counties in Louisiana ex-
tending from the Arkansas line
southward approximately 150 miles
to the mouth of Red River are eith-
e partly or wholly under water
Flood waters from the Arkansas
river augumented by four breaks
In the Mississippi has sent an ava-
lance of water down the valley in
a race to join the back waters of
Red River
Terrlcory inundated in this sec-
tion include about 3000 square
miles of rich landoccupled by ap-
proximately 75000 people
Fear that the levee would go out
near St Joseph La where the
swelling river venting its full force
against a weak spot is expressed
by those fighting to save the levee
Thousands of people are already
leaving their homes in anticipation
of the break
A break at Milliken's Bend has
caused 7000 homeless to leave the
valley for Vicksburg and Delhi
New Orleans Fights START TROUBLE
Flood To Save City
NEW ORLEANS—More than 10-
000 square miles of territory are WASHINGTON — Agitation
under water 200000 people are against Mexico by American oil in-
terests
homeless and 300 have lost their are expected to flare up
lives as a result of the great flood again as a result of the Mexican
moving slowly toward this city In Supreme Court decision WeJnes-
an effort to insure the safety of day revoking injunctions granted
New Orleans engineers have dyna-
by lower courts to nine American
mited a section of the Poydras levee oil compe
below the city and the flood waters The injuntions which were dim-
have inundated two parishes and solved prohibited the Mexican
parts of several others government from enforcing the
Herbert Hoover secretary
of new land and oil laws which be-
ccullneice appointed by Coolidge came effective January 1
as his personal representativo la
the flooded area ha s decided that City Hit by Many
Louisiana and New Orleans will be
ruled by a civilian dictator until Cyclones at Last
the Mississippi flood subsides Ex- Gives Up Struggle
Governor John M Parker was giv-
en the job
PARIS—For more than 100 years
Ten million dollars has been
named at the amount necessary to the people of the port town of
care for the victims of the disas-
Tomatave Madagascar have bat-
ter and the American Red Cross is tied against the storms and cy-
conducting a campaign to raise clones that have come off the sea
to destroy But they have at last
that amount The thousands of
homeless people are living In tents admitted defeat and the city will
q
Provided by the Red Cross it t not be rebuilt
Mote
expected that a great many more time 100 storms have swept
y
homes will be destroyed before the the cit during the past century
some
crest of the flood reaches the gulf of them have cost many lives
The citizens in the area flooded and huge toil of property but the
by the break in the Poydras levee city was rebuilt and the elements
were reluctant to leave their defied The city however was al-
homes Some of them favored tak-
most wiped out of existence recent-
ly and shipping conmanies l'7ive in-
the levee and defying the govern-
ing their children and weapons to
sisted that Tintingue which is
more free frora storms be made the
!tient but the sheriff of one of the
parishes himself opposed to the port
dynamiting persuaded them to
evacuate They have only the war- First Printer in
hal agreement of a group of New Oklahonza Dead at
Orleans business men that their
losses will be made good I nrn P in 171 PP11111
SOCIALISTS WON
SWEEPING GAINS
IN VIENNA TILT
VIENNA--Although the social-
ists made sweeping gains over
Austria adding live seats to their
party strength and winning com-
plete political control of Vienna
they were not able to gain a ma-
jority in parliament
The Selpel anti-socialist coali-
tion NNill be ahle by a small mar-
gin to control parliament provided
it is able to keep his factions in-
tact In the city of Vienna the
socialists won by a huge majority
electing two additional members to
parliament
The Communist party polled less
than 3000 votes i Vienna about
one-tenth of their strength at the
last election
years in prison a Jury decided Mon-
day The killing NV a 8 the result of
a shooting serape a year ago in
which Carlton hilted Jim Martin
Henry Martin's father
Racing Cars End
homa ILe
"FEARLESS AND TRUE"
Paaw"ooosoeefsno
Youth "Dead and
Buried" Returns
To Happy Folks
Jess Forshee Kiowa Kansas
youth was dead to all intents
and purposes Ills mangled
body was picked up on the 23
street road following a car ac-
&lent Ills remains were iden-
tified by a brother who had the
body shipped to Kiowa where it
was buried
Two months elapsed and the
family received a letter wanting
to know why they badn1 writ-
ten any more The letter was
from Jess Forshee Overjoyed
at the mistake the youth was
ordered home to see his rela-
tives who had mourned him as
dead The dead man was iden-
tified as a friend of Forshee who
had some mall addressed to
Forshee in his pocket when he
met death
AlEXICAN COURT
DECISION MAY
START TROUBLE
PM-US—For more than 100 years
the people of the port town of
Tomatave Madagascar have bat-
tled against the storms and cy-
lones that have come Off the sea
to destroy Ilut they have at last
admitted defeat and the city will
not be rebuilt
Mote than 100 storms have swept
the city during the past century
some of them have cost many lives
and huge toil of property but the
city was rebuilt and the elements
defied The city however was al-
most wiped out of existence recent-
ly and shipping conmanies ve in-
sisted that Tintingue which is
more free frora storms be made the
port
First Printer in
Oklahoma Dead at
Home in El Reno
REN0--Louis Frank Grove
one of the first printers to land
In Oklahoma and said to have ar-
rived with equipment which got out
the first paper in Guthrie after the
rum in April 1889 died at his home
in El Reno Sunday
In the early days he starte6 a
small daily called the "Dinner
Dell" and "Supper Bell" issued at
noon and in the evening He car-
ried a union card for more than 50
yea rs
Full Federated Press Service
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MRS BISHOP
FACES JURY
Charged With Murdering Her
Husband
After exhausting the original
venire of 95 a special venire of 50
ProsPective jurymen was called
Wednesday in the trial of Mrs
Edith Bishop oa trial here for the
murder of ' her husband Luther
Bishop state detective
Curiosity seekers who want to
hear the evidence in the case be-
gan to increase in number Thurs-
day r hen it was believed evidence
mmild beein in the ease
electing two additional members to "I want you to lambast me for every mistake or wrong
pa rliament thing I do"--Governor Johnstot in bis weekly press liter
The Communist party polled less
Governor Johnston's conscience must have been in at
than 3000 votes !7-1 Vienna about
one-tenth of their strength at the ease when he penned the above this week for obviously
last election has laid himself liable to severe criticism in the pardoning of
R B Perkins and D T Tays alleged Altus klansmen who
Caddo CO111141 to !after the highest criminal court in the state had passed upon
Vote Road Bonds their crime affirmed the sentence of two years in prison
But should the governor be condemned? Hasn't he let
PAtTS VALLI:Vs—Henry Nlartind state naa etectra a man 1vno coma rise aoove tne sora:a
who last September shot mill killed and baneful influence of Oklahoma politics
his son-in-law George Carlton on The governor's accusers yin unhesitatingly say of
the streets here must serve 25 course that he paroled these men because they were promin-
years in prison a Jury decided Mon-
i w y
d The killing NV a 8 the re tilt ent klansmen and that he s a klansman B ut hat can ou
ay lt of
a shooting serape a year ago In lexpect of ordinary men even in the governor's chair? An
1vhich Carlton hilted Jim Martin anti-klan governor would have been expected by his friends
Henry Martin's father and supporters just as they did in the case of Jack Walton
to show similar favors
Racing Cars End People generally disillusioned expect too much of poll-
in Road Tragedy ticians and somehow or other in our vauntful democracy
they are the kind of men we generally elect to office
changed the course of study from —
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I nairca "Na's—oneo-f the contribut- TULSA—MI o Audrey Crook 16- I What was Governor Johnston thinking of when he
compulsory to optional In the mili-ear-old Druturight school girl
ing factors of the recent split In Y '118 I included this in his press letter this week:
tary training I am filing with this the membership of Angelus Temple thrown to the pavement on the
statement letters and telegrams Los Angeles where she is pastor highway between Tulsa and Sapul-1 'Vow can WP ask the Pvery-dn y citizen to respect the law
from the Interior Department at Some followers felt "hurt" because Pa and instantly killed when the 1 if we as state oncers ignore or ruthlessly viidate the plain
Washington as follows: she permitted the trimming "I Lad car in which she was riding crash- terma or set at naught the spirit of the hi w and constitution?"
"Agricultural collges must of- I my hair trimmed short to keep it ed into another car it was attempt-1
ler instruction in mil rd military tactics 1 i Fo falling outs" rePlIed the ing to rass while racin W
g Four I e wonder if the governor could have been thinking of
which instruction may be optional evangelist otter persons were Injured 1Perkins and Tays
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PETALUMA Cal — One egg
out of every 50 proanced in the
United States or approximately
4800000ot) a year collies from
a small aection here 12 miles
Wide and 30 miles long This is
icnown cs the greatest poultry
itnd egg tenter in the world
Hundreds of Incubators many
of them with a capacity of a
million eggs are constantly
hatching out chickm which are
shipped over all parts of the
flat ion
Petaluma eggs graded and
ohipped by co-operative socie-
ties by the train load to eastern
cities command front 6 to 10
cents a ch-men more than ugqs
raised in any other section of
the nal
It Is said that the New York
housewife is often better ac-
quainted with Petaluma
than the kind of bread she buys
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The freest government can not long en-
dure when the tendency of he law is to
creede a rapid accumulation of property in
the hands of the few and to render the
masses poor end dependent
DAMEL WEBSTER
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is:(:2r:4ee 2: Governor Henry S Johnston's
oi' 1c- --': :- policy of special privileges to
'''sik r ' -- '' e ' klansmen was followed up Monday
x itr' -- r: w ith the parole of two klanamen
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4 ' r convicted or flogging a Jackson-
- county citizen find sentenced for
Zlr's'z--4-- : two years in the penitentiary
t $--?- -'' id f" - The Governor will ultimately find
1tsi'0- i' -'-' Wriv: - that this pardon w ill be used to de-
iiAi'?0!" i!'' feat his future political hopes and
A itillil!rittit:1(1Itti!(tiasItIsi:ttiai
I lricenotre difficulty to
tel4riofp:: it is 7 :4 f :
T i 1 s fut ore plans to carry out his
oram than any incid
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rs-iiikek1-E-x-I- "' ' ' policy of Johrston wilt not aAakt
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bitterness
Ter--0" - Day by day the governor Is los-
t I f4 (
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liberal support which op
parently Wits ready to support him
during his legislative fight for pro-
-:12 gressive principles
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A:o-a— Since toe adjournment of the leg-
islature his activities in dispensing
pan image have disappointed many
AFRICA MAYBE s
rt)Iirilllr
eerev1:-wIiit8tins rs
lititecertain ap
pheants tor pardon ha ye been au-
HOME OF RACE envt!iytoaotti:)tiTiliayski t t tt: irliti cycsertaaillint 'taut!
— torn eysi
It itaS not been suggested that
Stone Age Culture Found In the governor had snow leoge of tuts
Sahara Desert or that it n a M s
ecessrily itts( e what
so many will interpret it as indicat-
ing it the Matter Is taken tilt° a
NEW YORK—Africa and not the pudic hearing
Cobi Desert Is believed to lie the I l'uticy of Mivinition
birthplace of the human race ar- The pond is that tile governor
cording to Alonzo 'W Imnri direr- will nave mien ol ills ittends and
tor of tke Beloit College expedition 'Ho poocy Is Gas oi cowlmous
lido al rica w here i he sk till kind ititiAtititon itot oi tile imin imans
hones of a prehistoric rare of pen- 1ily 11- such a policy nag"
Pio were found 111 A igrria and (ii-' tasity gain 111111 mole than enough
mated to have flied ' hoot korou H- ammo (Lie coalapm 1opie
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
Parole of Altus Floggers Is
Second Act of Governor
Showing Strong Klan Fa-
voritism — Many See De-
feat of Future Political
Hopes—Owens Case Con-
tinues to Muddle High
Courts
nhipped by 01)tive $wit 1 "Ill tho heart or th sdiitrii livs- I more tinseinsti wc11-wishers
ties hy the train load to eastern ('Int'' '''''id Mr' 1""i 4 A e (11''''"v""1 I l'e :-'"'"11"rwil't141::f)tbatr'Y'ltitlItliall
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raised in any other sei2tion of ()1(1 S'-"'I" A'It' "In"-''' " 11"1"' illi4
: In orir niost reevnt eXcaali01 W' !' It is the matter Of deciding be-
the nalion
found tiountilis a ttliinai It litaill3 1 tlAt:(11 tNit 11101 etWrtti III the clash
It Is :said Chit the New York
bolliewife is often better no- (4 l'ffig ' xtil" I '1"('1 11111ring tnat is appaleutly certain to oc-
(illaintd with jitthtimia (4 f'il! inches la l eel' the It't l! lls i nr in tilt 1itoeus corpus apptal of
than the kind Of bread silo buy " "
s bt1"'' Het' '''''' al''Irt l'il tl''' '''':' I') -i 1 0ens to tue t rim C
inat oust
America to he Fititiled virlt the CH- 41 Aplivitie despite tue unt of pro--------------
100 B c human hono4”
I Tr 1'0101 c :esed reatit thill '1y tile Olitationia 6nort-ine Conti-
illiffi ion Issued against that court
CO-OPERATIVE dii the° field ot den le- ‘‘ lit n 014114 vas :sentenced to a
GIN TVINS BIG Mtn Aze ilidin-tr!e8 dating hinck yeitr in prison tor contempt et
ititi: yer: t1 not delot'1"-d tool t tie stied out a writ ot tiai:Pad
liuuloo r tHoini Tito finding Of I torrus lit ille t llininal Court ot Ap-
COURT VICTORY "Y "f th'''" jurit'trits I'd -'11 peJs
Pond to belive IL t the skull nor i- i -i t--ii
Caddo County to !after the highest criminal court in the state had passed upon hting ripp1 0) this country it a
w tit tentporart
as ly grant-
irote Road Bonds their crime affirmed the sentence of two years in prlson tvn le Neilioiertiiiii or i t w
Co-operative got toganized ity J !so e Jaims R Davenport
cotton 14rowers mid farm oraniza- cJ I 41: as never presented be-
Aurignitelim sato in Europe and I lei stioln- Ben I januy dedd
But should the governor be condemned? Hasn't he let -
tains In Oklah likt oma will not have to) o r-4
ol it town the CrITAIliat ourt
AN AD ARKO — Jun it be now e 7 has been n that he too b
elieves in the p w
olicy of his pi '!do- appear before the Corporation (tom i-eg tey the suptm
'ee court raw-
k
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o ott
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set for the voters of Caddo County cessor gove
s that the duties of the rnor include the rewar 11 d- i i
111u ti rnalie a sh owin ii
g of th t thu d anode c)
Autiii win! hien in En
to decide a road bond issue for $1- ing of his friends and the punishing of his enem ecess
ies llas Public n i t y as in rhe vie-41 or rul 1 ii Airo4 wfle 01 sitoc Day Moot was then called he-
225000 which will fill a link in the he not demonstrated his fitness to fill the office of the chif?f Priv"' Id" ""'"111"4 t" a thelb- and pet-pap: t ho A f-itia Li : t"re the "'" ""rt t° show
state highway system if successful ion of the Flilied States Supreme 11rI)- popultted v Hit taiiiistiiiii i (ttu'' 161IY he 'lluuld 110 be
eXecutive of Oklahoma by declaring his allegiance to the ' tobiteci from !tearful the Impels
Two north and south and three court
u Eill11:-iv' 1111:11ti'''Ik' I:11 )ot 1 :!i tIt tl i l 1 t Fred Branson Miter
t abillmil 1sS:lote :
east and west high th
ways rough hc'a stern ry old syste of to the victor belongs the spoils" 1
the conty are provided in the plans H isn't the governor the sam e right to pardon Perkins b ti
Il !hr':!1-''sti(11::!(:!1:ts1attieolt ''r o
:'lylatv: 1o ! I
as well as lateral roads leading to i and Tays as had Trapp the right to pkirdon Bean of Setninole aliPti eation to the commis''"Ilt selithet u puUlt of :: Mily irol Gihralt ly scre
od tne justic c
e of the rm
imai
v fr - court his a kt-"
the highways Scounty bond fame? The governor m
's action e m w
rely deon- Last SnInnr tb" I
It'lw '4' a t '-' tar at that early per d io ot the for action l Satillilli
it risdio tion over the Owen I t"
W A Frost owner of the woo hTs 11tory" said Ir Fond ' ' 8 - i '' t a
Istrates that he is running true to form that he is filling- the '''t l'Y
Nctil1 Gin ( ompiiny viiiiti claim- -The iii nous ve have ::!ady ' 't ''''"Ins On 111"s tOIPUS
Family Ieud l''llds 'position of gover nor as other men w ith ordinary pi e ce
judis 4 lit t ) t et
t 4t ii Co-oporitt! g'ils iikete evealated mei io'iiii- tit- widch kvf Pinto port lieeillo41 tta ck
In Pen Sentence and friendships have filled it before? gken motile plqcrotice It was hum)) how that northern Afrna is i : '
111'11°'"'4""i111"'Ithr11)fl"i"
h- outil td
This may be disappointing to those who hoped that the tolitit tit roe-gh I lot state cout!s and two h richer la prehistoric ro mains 11t:4 !ill'1“)'11'-''''t l'I''1"
too t et 6uprour-courCs orter VII-
r tiro - 1 rot of tl e woo Id ''ot NI'
' '1" l' ' '' ''' : tit te full ''' 't Id h
PAULS VALLEYs—Denry Niartin state had elected a man who could rise above the sordid earrb'l t° the feder"I "1'11(3 "hlel
tppeak win t ou ale
sust attics! the spoe courts cki:uri ! not rXel iiting evi II IAA
who last September shot anil killed land baneful influence of Oklahorna politics inn to act
years in prison a Jury deci 'I respect the law"
I ftt00 regtries o-d swithern
his son-in-law George Carlton nu i The governor's accusers will unhesitatingly say of rythe ot wiirh fts yyzit cal he sant -even though I may dis-
i
the streets here must serve 25
1111 of t'm prrhistootie v00 I1' Ig 'the azre" with it I coacotle as every
ded Mon - course that he paroled these men because they were promln- AN orman Selects
1 i rt the ritget or e
day The killing Wa8 the result of ent klansmen and that he is a klansman But what can you Ilaninzill ilanager i ("ler" ' to 4i1 on court
ilgree Itil another”
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navelwort resented Itranson's
NOIIMAN---John receht ilneh Properly Isk tient t the newspapers that
candidate for state Insurance num-
Destroyed by Ants t111'''i11717tent::)rtcaill'icilltlit isaztlui't'atinigt
nossioner was appointed cty man-
ager here following the meeting of would not be privileged under the
the new city administration tLf URBANA —Small m hite anti laws
week width are spn-ading their donlin- "I'll neVfl do anything or say
ion over the nation at a rapid rau f atlything trout the heed) that 111
Call for 20000 tie!iroy and thilllage 110 ashamed to have printed" nav-
proteriy to the oxtent of $!5ihio- unport said -Newspaper mon may
y
P-'rr Pier
cTS acetriling to Carl Oesterling of Publish any statement coming front
A demand for 20101 strawberry the stilte Natural Historical Survey rue at any Onto without any fear
pickers in Oklahnnut Arkansas and u‘ri declares that percent vt the thlt they will get into contempt of
Missouri haA been received' here by buildingi in Pitsimena Caltforih court for doing it
state and fpderat ernrloymont of- were infested itrid J pereeut hpve no dttire to come in con
nee according to O 1 Hudson of huildin- in NUA" Orloans are darn-I Met with the supreme (ourto or
the ftalerat employment bureau agod tc oomo extutt tsce No 1—ruge b)
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could never p have existey d if labor had not I create a rapid accumulation of property in
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