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VOLUME 8 NUMBER 23
C fvUM RIGHT OKLAHOMA FRIDAY JANUARY 1 1925
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ALL ROBBERS OF
JENNINGS BANK
HELD FOB TRIAL
Alleged Bandits Who Clashed
With Officers Near Oilton
All in Jail
Earl Smith of Oilton who vis ar-
rested by Constable A F nine ami
D'puiy Slierifi Fill Norris New Years
day at Oilton and held here has been
identified by a Jennings banker and
se era 1 other Jennings citizens as one
in' lie three men who he'd up a bank
I here and later shot at officers near
Oilton wounding two of them Ni-
i tuber o He is being taken to
l’awnee county today by Allen Jones
I’nwnec sheriff according to local of-
ficers Bristow youth and an Oi ton man
aie now in custody at the Pawnee
cc iinly jail held on the same charge
They lime both been identified offi-
cers say Since their arrest a month
ago officers hate been endeavoring to
limit the third and the arrest of
Smith completes tile clean-up
The three will he held for trial m
Pawnee county
HOLIDAYS HARD
Dll DIGESTIONS
Now Is the Time to Choo3e
Foods Easily Assimilated
by the Body
Daibara Brooks lvellog Company
Tin combination nt cold weather
and throe feast days in the week is
likely to be disastrous Between De-
cember twenty-filth and January
fitst we celebrate Christmas Sun-
da and New- Years In addition to
this there are numerous parties (lur-
ing the lio'idays and candy is served
( v cry vv lie re
What is the inevitable result? 'I be
younger ( bildrelt hae digestive up-
so's and Hie older ones velum In
school vviih colds headaches and jad-
ed a polities tlayily ami food are
a real pari of the holiday season hut
oil en their price is high Cure is rest
and simple food The meals during
J ilium ry should la earefulh planned
to save body machinery which 1ms’
hen overtaxed
Clumse foods which are easilv di-
i
gc-leil and which will supply the bulk
necessary for keeping the intestinal
Iract clean liu tide frtlils vegetab-
les v bolt cereals and all bran and
mini sweet s friend foods and rich
deiserls The lollowiiig menus may
be a Lasted o suit nil the members J MRS M INNIE IIINCH
of the lamily If a light supper is ih-t
siii'd for I be very tiny ones corn
flakes mall ami aple sauce or some
sm h roniliitmlion is good
lire ikfasl Slewed prunes and stil-
l’d oringes corn I lakes bacon toast
milk or coffee
Luncheon: — -Tomato soup toasted
i lieese sandwiches trail salad cocoa
Dinner: —Meal pie with vegetables
li 1 1 u i e :aud all bran muffins dip
0
MRS ANDERSON IS
AFTER HOUSE JOE
"There is one other little baltle
that is gelling a Jol ol attention from
I In- members of Hie house All’s Lulu
H Anderson of Dmmrighl who was
a member of the Ninth legislature in
lit house is a candidate for reading
Tom Fouler
is right
here on the job and going alter il with
all the keenness of the female po'ili-
i iin Bui Foster appears to be siding
preit for (here is a strong sentiment
among the house members here for a
man with a husky voice for reading
cl -rk
"The usual army of job seekers on
the oaler edge trying to get a finger
bold on the j io counter hut until the
s oakership is settled that is all the
liopi fills can do takp a finger bold
and bang on" — Tulsa World
Former Officials
Seek Slate Jobs
Two former fret k eimnly official!
are sei king jobs in Ho legislature
Ainu r Brace n tiring sherilf is after
tlie jyli of sergeant at arms ami Mr-
Lulu D Andem-u sonu-r rember rl
the bouts would t- rcarL'i' c!:i:
Tnc-y are both at he cipt 1 work-
ing among the nmnT' lo Ft the t
ffVr 1 1 n I lit
emu DIES AFTER
FIGHT FOR LIFE
Clifford Lee Newton S years old
son of Mr and Mrs Charles 1 New-
man 12:1 South Bristow street died
at I o'eloek yesterday in a local hos-
pital following an operation by a Tul-
sa specialist after an illness of only
four days
C if ford Lee was born in Drumnght
He is siirived by a brother Homer
Alvin a sister Hael May and his t
gr nidi arents Mr and Mrs IV A
Wilson of Avery Okla besides his
pari ills j
Funeral services will be In Id at 2:hi
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Hie
First Lapiist church the Lev K V
Lackey to preach tin service Inler-
mcul will in in (In North Hrumripht
cemetery under tin direction of New-
ton Campbell Brown funeral direct-
ors QUIET REIGNED
111 OFFICES HERE
New Appointments Takes
Many Well Known Faces
From Here to Sapulpa
Quid pervaded local county offices
tolday on the taking over of the ad-
ministration by county ofl'icers-elect
Tli is quiet men was felt in city offi-
ces lu Hr- olfice of the assistant coun-
ty attorney Frank Taylor was moving
in law books for ills tenure of office
Charles Webster former assistant was
seen making his way down town
where lie is opening an office over
Skidmore's drug store
Mrs L M Rolette who received the
appointment as deputy court clerk ‘llKr that he was wounded and his
here on the recommendation of every office has been on many occasions
attorney in the city and many olh-fle headquarters of deputies from
ers was receiving tile congratulations many counties while engaged in Hie
of friends perched upon one of the despeiato work of ridding this part
high stools in her offire of Oklahoma of undesirables
There warn no one in Hie sheriff's
office J Arthur Wilson who held
down the job of undersheriff here
with Millie Norris as his deputy were
both in Sapulpa Norms will slay at
Frpulpa md work nut of Hint office
A F Cline constable win I oday was
I resented to the county commission-
ers as one of the Drumnen' deputies
was also at Sapulm hick Ary chi’f
of police although retalu ug tils iby
portfolio for a time had to he at the
county seat to receive his official ap-
pointment as undersheriff here
So that in the city police office
there was little doing- Chester Lee
former jailer lias gone to Sapulpa as
a deputy
It is said I hat Norris Biglow police-
man will leave the city police force
January lo to take over new duties
vvilli offices at the Masonic Temple
DIES LAST NIGHT
Mrs Minnie Hindi wife of S F
Hindi died at Ihe lamily home Ohio
and Third street last night at ID o'-
clock inllowing an illness of four
weeks Mrs Hindi lias been a resi-
dent of Drumriglit lor the past ten
years coming here lrom Pennsylvan-
ia sin was an active member of
Hie Methodisl diiii'li having joined
the church in her early youth
Mrs Hcneh was horn in Maryland
in i-sT-l and was -t:i years old
Surviving her is her husband S II
Hindi and numerous friends Fun-
eral sen ii es will be conduderl from
Hie lamily home at Third and Ohio
tomorrow morning at !t o'clock Be'
Ceo Q Feiiti officiating
Interment will be in Hie fam’ly
Id in the North Drumriglit cemetery
under the direction of Newton-Camp-bdl
Brown compnnv funeral direct-
ors A NEW MARK TWAIN STORY
When Mark Twain was living in low-
er Filth avenue and when his daugh-
ter Clara (now Mrs Gubrilovilch)
was keeping house for him he invited
half a dozen men to lune'i j
Of course Howells was one of them
and of course tlm laughter was abun-
dant and frequent Once as it died
down Mark said "Clara is upstairs
she will bear that laughter and sheTl
say 'Un-re's Mr Howells telling fath-
er another one of bis t-budy dories-’’
At this outrageous assertion How-
ells (who was one of the most clean-I
miich-d of men I almost blushed lie !
defended I'M good name by declaring
that lie bad known only one shady
story in all bo life
"I kne-"’ ' tit! Mark ‘and that u
just it Clara is getting tired of
hearing ’tat" — John Smith in the
T-- t o ' Tn ’ "It luuf
flfly ' QLINE
TO GET PAPERS
UNDER WILSON
Drumriglit Chief Will
Leave City at Present-
Cline Starts Today
Not
Jack Ary chief of police of Drum-
right for the last ton years anil A F
Cline for about the snme time con-
stable hero have been appointed bi
Sheriff J Arthur Wilson as his dep-
uties for the Drumriglit office Ary
will be undersheriff and Cline field
man
i
However since it would he diffi
i tilt to find a man to take Arv’s place!
as head of the city police department
it is possible Hint lu will not immed-
iately leave that oftiee to become an
officer of the county Cline however
will take over his duties immediately
it is understood and will handle the
routine of the sheriff's office here
Is Victory for County
Since Ary and ('line were at Sapul-
pa today with Wilson in connection
with the taking of nTice it was nol
possible to get a detailed statement
of the arrangement Tin victory be-
longs however to Wilson who has
been able to secure t lie services of
two of tile best officers in Oklahoma
as deputies
il should be remembered here that
Jack Ary although holding a position
as a city officer lias been of almost
inestimable worth to Creek county for
many years During tile year that has
just come to the close he has done
perhaps as much as many deputy sher-
iffs ill assisting county officers It
was while on such a mission last sum
Fuller these circumstances it Wil-
son is willing to wail perhaps until
the dato of tlie city election iti April
lie will lie making no mistake know-
ing that he can count on Ary’s assist-
ance when needed as in the past
I They Work Well
Driimright city and county officers
have always oo-uperaled in the work
of law enforcement to an extent sel-
dom found in other cities Where
jealousy and counter purposes so of-
ten defeat the purposes of law en-
forcement harmony and unselfish ef-
fort in Drumriglit is larcc'y tespon-
tible for the success of aw enforce-
ment under tip administration of Ary
in the citv and J Arthur Wfton in
the county
Fnder tlm arrangements just an-
nounced there is everv liklihoud that
this will continue ami me Wiison's
uncontrolled ii pointmenm ii other
purls of the eimnly will make busi-
ness had for law breakers in all parts
of Creek county These appointments
ate :
Other ApDointments
Willis Frasier former constable Oil-
ton: Con clopton undersheriff Ka-
lulpa Miss Viable Talc lornter deputy
ei url clerk at DriimrigUI bookkoep-
et and slenographer Sapulpa John
Williard Sapulpa W H Norris Sa-
pulpa E B Hicks Sapulpa
H E McCormack Bristow Emmett
F Marshall Bristow Lou Lear Jail-
er and Bartillion expert Sapulpa
Chester Lee assistant jailer Sapul-
pa J 1’ Wilson former Shamrock
chief liighl jailer Sapulpa Claude
Johnson former Depevv chief of po-
lice night jailer Sapulpa
No appointment to fill the position
vacated by Cline is announced today
by Mayor E C Morris Morris is not
in any hurry knowing that the offic-
ers in question will nol lay down on
any job of law enforcement so long us
they are in this part of ('reek coun-
ty AND NOW THEY’LL
CALL HIM GRANDPA
Born to Mr and Mrs Asa Staley 71S
Noilh Creek street Saturday a gill
She weighs six and a half pounds
Her name is Agnes Marie
And C IL Trumble grandfather
stuck hi head in tho rain barrel ac-
tording to information received and
hollered "Grandpa" lo urn how it
would ton ml
IN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
Miss Sallie Geoilganii' formerly em-
ployed in the bmk in re ha j h'ui ap-
pointed to take the place r'f Mrr L
M TLclett© in the- office r-f the ci
clerk made vacant by Mrs Rrdetc's
on rrvi pLglg liofit
'Finds Local Paper
Ho Popular Thai lie
W as Losing Money
Time are a imlimn excuses giv-
en by newspaper ’bsciil’crs who
ask lo have their pajer stopped
but a new one bobbed up in Drum-
right Saturday It's one on the
Fuming Derrick too
The Derrick submriber com-
plained that the paper'- w as too
popular — yes sir (but too many
peui la read ids copy
And he bad it stopped oil that
account
I on see it w-is this way Tim
Derrick's former subscriber runs
a barber shop here He had been
taking tlie paper for the benefit
oi bis customi rs just as barber
simps in Hie o'd days used lo have
a eupy of the Pol'-) Gaetlo ly-
ing emivenient-liki on a chair —
that was in the pie hob days
But Ibis barber complains that
Hie daily arrival of the Evening
Derrick was a losing proposition
for him Customirs would walk
in Ii is shop grab up the paper for
getting about their shove Willi
a contented smile on their faces
Ihe 'd amble out and forget all
about t lie two hill they intended
spending on personal adornment
Fo toilav there's one barber
shop here that will tint have a
copy of the Evening Derrick for
customers lo read while they
await thei rturn in the chair
STIFF PROGRAM
III CHURCH HERE
Christian Church Will Cooper-
ate With Other Churches
in the City
A stiff program lias been laid out
by the Christian church litre for the
coming year according to tiio Rev
J W Runyan pastor This program
was discussed at a meeting of all the i
j members of tho tin off i t ial board of
tlie chert It bib! in Hie basement of j
the church last night ives of tho
church olfietrs were also j resent at!
the meeting making a group of 2fJ
persons Refreshments were served
and after Hie buTne-s of the evening'
was over a social meeting was held j
The church this week is busy in co-
operation with other churches in tho
city in observance of a week of pray-!
er which is an interdenominational
effort Next week Rev Runyan will
be in Oklahoma City for four days in
attendance nt a church gathering
The women's missionary society of
Hie church were to meet today for re-
organization A church brotherhood
similar to the one now organized In
the Presbyterian church is to be or-
ganized in the Christian church some
time this month the pastor said
Preparations are being made for
evangclistica! services to be held dur-
ing the two weeks proceeding Easter
Then in the summer a program for a
vacation Bible school is being piami-
ned by 11 Drumriglit cdnir'”' P s
ev j led thai the Chris' ‘'in cl nr h
vvid Pike an a "ve part in this wul
Ending Ihe summer's work th're
will e a uticr revival held In Prt"n-
rigbt bv -'b 1 ad Tig churches in wail'll
Hie Christ elirreli plans lo Pi to an
a dive part
SAPULPA TEACHERS
VISIT SCHOOL HERE
Members of the faculty of the Sa-
pulpa Business coliego were visitors
at tlie Drumriglit school Saturday B
P Beeson president of holli schools
brought with him P S OPtfson teach-
er of the eommei r i 1 departm ' at
Sapulpa and Harvey Davis enrolling
score tary
They spent several hours Saturday
afternoon at the school here which
is being conducted in one of the an-
nex buildings on the high school
grounds where they met the person-
nel of thy school here and many of
the pupils
NEWMAN FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY
Funeral services for C'liffmd Lee
Newman the 8 year old son of Mr
and Mrs ( liarlcs Newman residing on
South Bri-tow street wire coliduded
ji'Mcrday afternoon at 2:C0 o'clock
at Hie Bald Ft church Rev
Lackey officiating
In'rrtsv’rit v as in the Leith Drum-
right r srretery under ie direction ef
Newton- f ampbdl 3rov u comp’n
'owownl gl i v -r f
FRANK FOSTER
IS RE-ELECTED
CHAMBER HEAD
Major Mon is C C Stewart
and S A Dcnyei Are
Vico Presidents
Frank Foster win rreeeled presi-
dent of tho Driimright Chamber ef
Commerce at the meeting of tl"’
board of directors at the Roberts lm
tel at the noonday session of the
board today Mayor E C Morris vvs
re-eb-o'ed fits! vice-president C C
Stewart second vice-president and S
A Denver thiid vice proc'ilent James
A Brill was re-elected treasurer of
the organization
A committee was named by the
I resident lo devise ways ami means
for the membership drive The enm-
ni II lee consists of Ben Russell chair-
man: Fat Caw'ey L E Fliallks ('
S ewart ami George Massud
The lax plahlem as it affects Drum-
right was i ons'dered hy (he hoard and
n committee was nulled lo work out
Id its whereby the taxpayers may ho
relieved of the burden of taxation
This committee consists of Frank
Foster Maver Morris City Attorney
Denver and Hie president II will lat-
er name as members of the committee
a representative of tile school board
and the city council
E J filcYlmnrc appeared before tho
board on behalf of project i of Ho
chamb'-r of commerce The chamber
of commerce program of work includes
i reject 9 to get stri ct crossings and
sidewalks f r free liiai' delivery On
motion Hie pi et blent was iiiithorDod
to ar-toi’M a commit lee to cb t-’rminn
as to what crossin-’s are reeded Ik
E O'Brien Rev Ceorre 0 Frnn and
the secretary were npTeinled
nv
c N
NOTEBY ALLIES
Ambassadors of Nations Hand
Missive to Chancellor
Marx at Berlin
BERLIN Jail 5— Tho British
French Italian and Juram'M! amhas-a-dors
and the Bela in minister pre-
si tiled Chancellor Marx with Hie Al-
lied government's identical not re-
garding the postponement of thu exit-
cunt inn of the Coloune zone winch
win set for January 10 under the
treaty of Vernal led
WASHINGTON Jan 5— Tlm French
memorandum drafted hy M (Tementei
finance minister of the Paris govern-
ment regard ini psytm nt of Ihe war
debt of Fra neo to the Failed Stales
was received Sunday night at tlm stale
dei'ii iTmiil
The cable office immediately began
docerding the document for delivery silt count lu J u-kson
Monday to Secretary Hughes
Technically tlie commiiiu'ealioii bad
not been received by tiec-relary Hugh-
cs and for that reason cunum nt was
dec ined as to both if h context and
its value ill determining future Ameri-
can treatment of the French war Debt
problem
It was certain however that Sec-
retary Hughes would transmit the
memorandum without delay io Secre-
tary Mellon since as chairman of thn
debt funding commission created by
congress he is charged with the con-
duct of negotiations viMi foreign gov-
ernments for payment of llu-ir obliga-
tions to the United States
Although the Paris authorities in-
formally in presenting the memoran-
dum to Ambassador Herrick and
thereby stripped it off the status of
an official document it is hoped hy
Washington administration h adors
that it will bo found to contain mi g-
gebtions of such Importance as will
justify them in opening formal dit-
cti'aioii with Paris out of which an
agreement for payim lit of tho debt
may come
HOLD FUNERAL OF
MRS MINNIE IIINCH
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Minnio Hindi who pa-nd away at
the family home Thiid and Ohio
btrrots Friday night were lomlttdcd
yesterday Interment was in tho fam-
ily let in the Ninth Drumriglit c erne-
R W tcry under Hie direction of Ncwinn-
Fampl'i H Piovvn cou-i'iry fneijl tie
rc"f"! s
make the city and country better plac-
KU Fu: uvd
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The wife of Chaldee Fmlerwood re-
ding at P'S E Third street died
nnduy afternoon at Guthrie Okiu
lei owing a pm'iuigi-d illness Iu-e -a-sc
I was lorn in Missouri April 2
b-TI and was 2x" years aid She was
a member of tlm Dnv Will Baptist
church The Mi-s'oniry Society and
the Royal Neighbors
Surviving In r are her husband
Hilaries Fndervvood quo son Deli in
two daughters Lulu and Wilma all
living here her father Mr Sid Turn-
it of T If (Tty Mo seven nisi era Mrs
'higgle Lawson of Dnimrii-bt Mrs
ti'iii"-' Mulliia of Tl'f C'ity Mo Mrs
Mice Harti-lienie of Tiif Coy Mo
Liz do Taylor of Amh r -on Mo and
Mrs Lucy Cru in ed Pomona Cub
Also surviving rre four brothers Jim
John fliexi-T and Josxo Turner all
or Tiff f sty Mo
Funeral services vvetc concha led
this aftiTiiiHi!! at li u'eloi k at the resi-
de nee -IDS F Third street Rev Tub-
lert oL'Tdal ing Interim nt was in tlie
North Dntmripht cemetery under the
direction of Newton Campbell-Brown
company funeral directors
ATTORNEYSSUED
FOR INDIAN PAY :
Uncle Sam Alleges They
Framed a Divorce end
$35000 Settlement Pay
MFKKOHE1C Jan fi—Ati echo of the
M'laralion of Kvia I-’ife wealthy Creek
maiden lrom her “paleface" husband
Berlin Jin ItMin whom she married
In F'22 was precipitated Monday
when the I lilted Stales filed suit in
federal court here asking judgment
in Hi- sum of S:T'iOi) naming as de-
fendants Turner rl arm r Hailey and
Parris a ro-partn- rsliip consisting of
F H Turner M E Turner J G Har-
v and H B Parris Green and Green
eo- art nei'-diin consisting of H A
"r-- n and Fied Fuel! and T A Fan-
il b r All of Hie d fondants are attor-
neys and with the exception of Fhau--T
r l-esid) at Eufaula
rh miller's residence is given as
Tulsa Chandler now a practicing at-
'rn'iiev formerly was a member of
nt cress
C) eilif n h'CV0ht 11 It 1 own '-n-h
If T’d fr n ’ on 1 ' b i 1 " o" ''! F ‘h
-icci-rdou' to Ihe i t i t ion alleges that
Hie tp li-ndaiits npmed among Hiem-
sPej to "lake advantage of tin situa-
tion" gloving oM of tin separation of
I xh I ‘if and her husband "and to
ii quire for their own use $:!" 000 of
1 :o'x tunds"
According to allegations they did
old Hu f:T(-iii) of the rnstrhTod funds
of tin? Indian girls by basing an al-
ii god aciccmi-nt made between Exm
irhl lur lm d-aiid whereby she was lo
lay 1 i m f la non as a property settle-
ment set aside and alt agreement
when by sin was lo pay $'0000 in
substituted
It Is also alleged in Hie complaint
(bet Hi) defendants suppressed and
tb t cim d fnen Hie knowledge of the
sec rd ary of the interior and the sup-
pint of Hie Five Civilized tribes of a
pun oiled agreement between the de-
fend inis to divide the $j"0i)0 between
Hicim-clvc )
COMMUNITY HANK
PRESIDENT QUITS
BliLSTOW Jail Waller S Sy
mends 1ms re-itned as president of
the Coir inanity State bank
Mr SMnomi tendered ins resigna-
tion to the directors who met Wed-
nesday aflt i mum and accepted il
naming Gomce Biillington active v ice-
preside!' I as pre-Tib lit tied putting
him in charge of tho bank effective
'January L
Mr wa fndecled president
°’ when it was organized
and Ins been in active charge during
the time it has been in process of
luganizHon and development Helms
made a splendid record during a most
trying time in hanking cirr'es
Mr Sy m n i Id resignation was to
permit the bank to follow the policy
in directors had aiioj ted of reduc-
ing operation costs and the retir-
ing president felt that he could not
r m in in the organization with some
of tho hoard 1'edlng that his compen-
satum was
are worth”
’‘more than my services
diplomat on vacation
VK't (TM'Z M x- Jan 7 — Ambus-
s’ dor yli'-ifio d and fanniv sail from
h re to New Orleans today on their
wax- to Miami where they will spend
1 I
J L
VTOULD ADDLE
w
Senatr hr 1
tempt to Put All Cr
Under Supreme Bod
VLMI()M TTY Jan 7— With
committees and offb ers chosen an
- cur s of clerical workers oturloyeil
1 n1’) lb' sen te ami tlie bouse of h
'cull 1 u'-Jatnre was scheduled (o
i id nt :'l'i o’clock today prepared
o go to work
1 ale yesti rday six hills and a joint
concurrent veolufiou were introduc-
'd k'u the senate to come up for a
- ml reading today The house ad-
jimriied withoul receiving any tneas-
tti i
t'i nator Dane Langley of Pryor
lm-t prepared a bill revolutionizing Hie
I peell' t i court system which he in-
1 1 n il-s to introduce today Fnder his
plan Hu criminal court of appeals
would In abolished and in flace three
courts of appeals to hear civil and
criminal cases would he created
These would lie sub-divisions of the
supreme court and would bo created
in t hi present criminal court of an-
peals of the districts The supreme
ourf would remain unchanged
This 1)111 also contemplates the even
Inal abolishment of tho supreme court
commission Gases would be afpeal-
id from the district courts to the dis-
trict court of in peals court and the”
to tlie supreme court
Tlie bV cie-s or the legislature h"
can ill a shin" th's momiing
Into the yawning hoppers Hie '
lulls began to eour
Dfn Toinl 1 to1) seekers i--e--
Gin- p ' i F f1 ’'5 i" H ''
t-i
i 1
vvi re Ii pi'il'i- i ii-'
wore swinging into the gr'nd Tb-
iirs! wrangle bad been recorded
With committees and off'eert n
' rt f-i i'lV’ 4
-4 h c-p VlO”
'1- 'I U m-'- M 1-0 o’ Irv
nt-O' V ‘I A '
’’be matter
rr 'd t't r’ooi sv i ip-
’o nt concurrent resolution ” c
‘’'dm il in tbi senate Thev nr- -
' li' v w rC'1nfV "
T "’fT 1 1 1 D-fTP Svfepc1"
"’ednesduy
’he i mile committee on o
te s with TV C Lewis of T'i
f ill bend is erenar'ng for '
M" ’ wpi ''
Cordell Agricultural Chief
Harry Cordell Maniloo ”
aliL' sacceed bliseP as s m
cultural chief Th’re nr r P
'op-le -or F’e !r--d - b f
No 1 Hi- irincipnl local com"
of the ii) per house John E Lutt'-e’1
Norman Fiovd A Calvert vo'' t
and 1 ewis of Duncan
Jed Johnson Anadrako in b'dding
for the chairmanship of the educa-
tion committee
Job seekeis flooded the corrid-rs
and mobbed the members of the lions
and senate employment eomitl -os
Tin day The house committee hired
only smh hdp us was necessary
tor tho iimveniig of the legislature
Mrs Anderson Loses
Charles J Keudlc former assistant
i eerelary of state was named chief
clerk George Peck was named read-
ing clerk of (be houae
Tom Anglin former president of the
senate is slated for the clmlrmanshin
of the date api rocriationa committee
COMMITTEES
CITY FARM ’T
BRISTOW' Jail 3— With the meet-
ing of Bristow men interested in the
1''27 agricultural program for Creek
county Wednesday afternoon and the
am ointment of committees for th
purpose of forwarding the many pro-ici-m
to be undertaken during the year
’tie firm movement was given its f'-t
— '! start in th direction of "ii"
P Uo'i "e jvp-id-rl or U '
cce ting and submitted a teiititi--' ’ t
of men to be appointed to serve on
-l-c con’mittees The list w-ns
in a th' m mi were apro’nted
sc!’)’'" e if tPe vrob’ets t- - ’-
rl ! - i-u r-) n ''t’- o
qre-i 1 1 ri to look after vsr'o” A -c-ii-imorts
of the huge avr'c”’ ’--il
Ti’-r There v ill b“ coin in' ft ees on
'he cu ri) c- irki't growing of price) In
ri-n i-n-itj d-irving and fr'Of v-
Irr 1' a — i-icb'des ’
-rrnl f-- — n'-p-) to Hcnof-'t
r ! (- -1 1 - r -1 ‘n lesr- of Hie -o”--
Thr nin to bring thoosands o' "t
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The Drumright News (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, January 9, 1925, newspaper, January 9, 1925; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2143592/m1/1/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed May 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.