hvi3g
Udy A
itA
W
ras
' of
by
Ls a
his
Dm
erg
ntly
620
I
og
1
A
110
I
r 4
1 s
ot
A
r you do not get s tir Daily
Press call I I beincen Ii and
7 t eck dapi and 8 and 8
Sum mornings
Laura
Okiri AL Ale
fin 439
VOLUME 29— No ''kviety"gh
00-----vicam1 sa
r---:-eliz---------
:33 3-sa 5:33 3
-um BMW 1111 MEM
The J A Mc Nelfs are in Geor-
gia this week we learn by postal
emit the head man of the family
Mc Neff says they have fine pay- SEIZURE CI' CARS IS
ing and hotels in Florida and SCHEEULED ‘JUNE I ST
Georgia but are still voting for
Jeff Davis and their back country
is about where it was in '65 That Cao hbut New 'fags Subject
may be fighting talk to any south- to Seizure Soon Explain
crners in the audience but "Mac" Other lea Lures 44 Law
Is on the ground and is a hard
man to debate successfully
It appears President Roosevelt It"
is going to have to do something loss of their vehicles through sel-
l
to clear tip the Oklahoma political zure on June 1 as provided in
situation Even the constables are house bill 264 which became el-
coming out with the campaign fective in 1937 Previous to last
slogan "A Vote for Me is a Vote
year the confiscation date on de-
for Roosevelt" It must be mighty Unguent vehicles was August 1
Owners who
Crowded back there in the coat-
voluntarily pill-
chaselicenses
tail department We would be in-
after May 31 will be
dined to look with favor on the
subject to a penalty of a doubled
politician even if he were a New registration fee regardless of how
Dealer at heart who stated ittle or how much the tag may
ply m-
cost The law provides that a
"RoGevelt never heard of me
I am a candidate for mine inspepenalty of 5 cents a day shall ac-
e
crue
-
after March 31 but on June
for Roosevelt" It must be mighty I """'" "' """''
OwnerS v
Crowded back there in the coat-
Who oluntarily pill-
tail department We would be in- chaselicenses after May 31 will be
stibject to a penalty of a doubled
dined to look with favor on the
politician even if he were a New registration fee regardless of how
Dealer at heart who stated sim-
little or how much the tag may
ply cost The law provides that a
"RoGaevelt never heard of me
penalty of 5 cents a day shall ae-
I am a candidate for mine inspec-
erne after March 31 but on June
tor A vote for me is a vote for
1
old Joe Doakes and nobody else the 5-cents-a-day plan becomes
inoperative and the penalty is a
I think Roosevelt is a nice feller
f
but my election and the president flat doubling of the license fee
Motor highway patrolmen en-
of the United States are two un-
forcerrent officers of the Oklaho-
related topics Vote for Old Joe
ma tax commission and local tag
for mine inspector If vou want
to vote for Roosevelt you'll have to agents are charged with enforce-
wait until 1940" That would be
ment of the law relating to seizure
of vehicles not properly licensed
the boy who got this department's
hearty approval An erroneous belief held by
many is that a Thiele is not sub-
You can readily see that this de-
ject to registration if it is not in
partment would never make a
In use or out of use is ha-
vote-getter material The tax is based upon
ownership and so long as an owner
It was a pretty sight down at
has a title to his vehicle it is tax-
Fair park last evening as Perry
able the only tax being the regis-
and Stillwater baseball nines clirh-
tration fee Because no ad Valorein
ed under the excellent lighting tax is charged in Oklahoma the
system that the baseball associa-
matter of use of a vehicle is not
tion and the city have erected pertinent
Take advantage of an early oppor-
Another fallacy held by many is
tunity to see a game and we be-
that a private trailer tagged after
May
lieve your favorite sport will be '21 of last year when the pri-
baseball for the remainder of the vate trailer tag law became ef-
season We are getting high clas-
fective is not delinquent until one
i
year frcm the date it was first
ball incidentally When you re-
trember that players on these tagged The 1937 tag was fot 1937
and the tag for 1938 was due Jan-
sandlot teams are just kids N'011
uary 1 with the 90-day grace per
You can readily see that this de-
ou
use In use or t of use is im-
partment would never make a
material Thc tax is based upon
vote-getter
ownership and so long as an owner
has a title to his vehicle it is tax-
It was a pretty sight down at
able the only tax being the regis-
Fair park last evening as Perry
tration fee Because no ad valorem
and Stillwater baseball nines clash-
tax is charged in Oklahoma the
ed under the excellent lighting
system that the baseball associa- matter of use of a vehicle is not
pertinent
tion and the city have erected
Another fallacy held by many is
Take advantage of an early oppor-
that a private trailer tagged after
tunity to see a game and we be-
May 21 of last year when the pri-
lieve your favorite sport will be
vate trailer tag law became ef-
baseball for the remainder of the
- fective is not delinquent until one
season We are getting high class
year frcm the date it was first
ball incidentally When you re-
tagged The 1937 tag was lot 1937
trember that players on these
and the tag for 1938 was due Jan-
sandlot teams are just kids you nary 1 with the 90-day grace per-
realize that they are outstandinfi
' led expiring April 1 with the 5-
youngsters in the game North I
icents-a-day penalty became oper-
league sandlot baseball compares
ative on trailers as well as on
favorably with Western associa-
automobiles trucks tractors
tion games and we are fortunate
' motorcycles buses and all other
to have membership ivsuch an motor vehtclm-
outstanding amateur league
Vehicles seized on and after
' ' June 1 are subject to public sale
The boys stick a thumb in the
to the highest bidder if not
ball now now and then to be sure but deemed by the owner who must
their hustle and go is mighty
pa N storage and seizure costs in
pleasing Big league players will addition to proper licensing of the
develop on the sandlots if the vehicle
North league maintains its pre- Randle Perdue motor license
sent pace Already it is consider- agent has been instructed by the
cd the best sandlot league in Ok- tax commission to enforce the
lahoma Games this year have law relating to the requirement
been snappy contests run off in for visitors perwits on out-ofwell
under two hours of playing state cars in Payne county Vial-
titre Get a fan's shoulder be- tors are permitted sixty days in
hind this bunch of Boomers and
the state with a ixirmit issued
we can have top-notch baseball without charge but all vehicles
all summer with the possibility of brought in to remain longer are
a state championship contender in immediately subject to registra-
the autumn
President Val Schott of the
baseball association was highly
pleased with the obvious interest
of the fans at N'Vednesday night's
opening game "Makes us feel
hke the work the directors have
clone is appreciated and is worth-
while" he remarked as he looked
over the stands Mayor Harry
Jones was impressed too Fast
baseball as a centerpiece for the
park program is pretty attractive
Well remember it is there for you
at a price intended only to be
cnough to carry the load We be-
lieve you'll like it
According to the morning pa- ing Christians" Thursday night at
pers Chicago is taking up New National Guard armory here Re-
York's plan of having outstanding inaineder of the cast also is from
1 basketball games come in for ex- Ponca City Evangelist Ray Wat-
! hibition games A and M has sOn is director of the play The
L been asked if the school would be Public has been invited to attend
of interested in going into Chicago ------8--
tt for regular-season games The THE WEATHER
4
Aggies might Director Henry lba
0 told them So far as is known
11 here the Madison Square' Gar- North cotrsi okimoma forecast:
f'ir t Iv cloudy with probably local
den program has proved so at-
t tractive that the Coliseum pro-
portion Friday
motel' in Chicago :d l
is starting the thoodu'r f4hOWC-I'S in ell1 tonight and
in southeast oo
forTfihnep
same plan But there is nothing clock this aft ernoon were 60' and 79'
definite about the proposition at ca"ditI"
this time
- — - 41thtnireir pi9(rtitrdrieriso i nelgowntit tioNkon
'
WOS fair and warmer
iCouriesy of Central States Power and
1 Light Corporation)
I SECURITY BOAR!) TO 2 p m 77 10 p m 64 6 a in 62
3 p in 74 11 p in 65 7 a m 65
DISCUSS STAIf PIEA 4 p m 72 12 p M 64 8 a nt 70
5 p in 73 1 a III 63 9 a m 71
-- 6 p in 71 2 a m 62 10 a m 71
Washington May 26—iik—The 7 p in 68 a a in 61 11 a in '73
- federal social security board to- 8 p m 66 4 a in 60 12 m 76
day announced that the question 9 1 tilnily'a6t4er 51 rat n imt 61ntas lad' nslOm79e
of resuming public assistance pay- more cool weather during the la:it
' ments to Oklahoma will be dis- week and heavy rains fell Saturday
night Sunday
cbssed Friday or the following
Thursday through May 19 cpened the week
Tuesday with a partly cloudy condition and
The Oklahoma welfare commis- temperatures ranging from sa' to 75'
1 sion Is forwarding resolutions de- Friday May 20 was fair and mer-
cury was moving upward lidth for
signed to correct alleged lad- the day was 85' and low was 64'
'-r Justments in public assistance ad- sotorear may 21 was cooler as wind
ministration in that state turned to the north to bring a cloudy
cordWon ligh reading for the day
-1----
WR5 78 and low was 68' Sunday was
"In-Laws" Get S3'mpathY
continued cool with Thin failing dur-
Fasadena Cal — RP — Dr Na- Ing most of the day Monday was
dina R Kavinoky exolaned to the i warmer High reading was 75' and
Institute of Family Relations here Icw was 54' Niercury remained steady
Tuesday the h:gh reading being
something of of the complex Of also red at 73 and low at 47' Con-
ti mothers-in-law "They are lone- dittOn was fair Wednesday found
nir:-iiry IliGyillw upward to reach 79'
some" she said 'and hate to Gec
I
the young couple make mistakes
that could be avoided" Luw was 54" and COndlt10:1 was lam
High an temperatule reading for
c
the wet:4 wab 78- and low was 57 '
the young couple make tnictaVes
that could be avoided"
n
Elms
STILLWATER OIMAlloMA TillizspAy MAY 26 1933
nrol
NTotor vehicle owners who have
not bought 1938 tags are facing
loss of their vehicles through sei
pay storage and seizure costs in
addition to proper licensing of the
vehicle
Randle Perdue motor license
agent has been instructed by the
tax commission to enforce the
law relating to the requirement
for visitors' permits on out-of-state
cars in Payne county Visi-
tors are permitted sixty days in
the state with a permit issued
without charge but all vehicles
brought in to remain longer are
immediately subject to registration
k1?11 itCJE LICENSES
George W Stafford 21 Stroud and
Gertrude E Moody 18 Stroud
Elvin Darrell 18 Stillwater and
Freda titlark 18 Stillwater
Jack liousely 25 Stillwater and
Mary Ellen Russell 25 Stillwater
Rua Rainwater 21 Spiro and Marie
Sherrill 23 Ripley
Ross Oral Harris 18 Yale and Lela
Marie Dawes 19 Yale
Final Presentation Tonight
Miss Nona Lee Lockwood of
Ponca City will have the feminine
lead during the final presentation
of the four-act drama "The Miss-
ing Christians" Thursday night at
National Guard armory here Re-
maineder of the cast also Is from
Ponca City Evangelist Ray Wat-
son is director of the play The
Public has been invited to attend
Auxiliary Completos
informed nearly as much as to be
reminded"
Throng hoot the na tion Ea t ur -
day and Monday there will be a
silent reminder the little red crepe
paper poppy that will recall anew
to the minds of the American pub-
lic the tragedies of 1917 and 1918
when thousands of American boys
lost their lives in the great Wcrld
war
Saturday will be Poppy day in
Stillwater Mayor Harry Jones
has proclaimed it as such and
Cartel' C Harmer post of American
Legion auxiliary members will of-
fer for sale some 1850 of the tiny
red cepe poppies as a remem-
brance to those who lost their lives
in the world conflict and as a
method of financing the hospita-
lization program for many others
who came back from across the
seas permanently disabled
Monday morning Decoration
day services will be held at Fair-
lawn cemetery in memory of war
veterans who lie buried there
Mrs Carl Ahdrew is general
chairman of the American Legion
Poppy day drive set for Saturday
The drive will be started with a
breakfast at 6 o'clock a in in
Legion hall which will be attended
by a corps of volunteer workers
who will distribute the crepe pop-
pies throughout Stillwater during
the day
Usual price of the poppies will be
10 cents but donors may give what
they wish and many in past years
have given more than 10 cents
fully appreciating the cause for
which the money will go
Buminess men have displayed
wreaths of poppies -in' their win-
dows the last two weeks The
city-wide sale is to give all persons
an opportunity to cooperate in the
hospitalization program for dis-
abled veterans
All legion poppies are made by
veterans in the Muskogee hospital
and all funds derived from sales
of the paper flowers will go to dis-
abled veterans and to the home
for children of veterans
Charlotte Horwitz of Eugene
Field sixth grade won the poppy
poster prize in a contest sponsored
by the legion auxiliary Her post-
er is being displayed in the show
window of Katz department store
POPPY PROCLAMATION
-- -
Saturday May 28 1938 being
established as National American
Legion Poppy day at which time
auxiliaries of the veterans' organ-
ization will sponsor the nation-
wide sale of Memorial Poppies for
the good and worthy cause of fi-
nancing hospitalization of wound-
ed and sick veterans of the war
and for the care of the orphans
of the veterans of the war and
others bereft by that great strug-
gle: And being the day set for the
sale of Memorial Poppies in the
City of Stillwater by members of
the auxiliary unit and volunteer
helpers:
I as mayor of Stillwater do
hereby proclaim Saturday May
28 1938 to be Stillwater's Ameri-
can Legion Poppy Day
And Furthermore:
Because of the worthy nature of
this program I urge all citizens
to Join in making this program
successfill Insofar as their means
permit
Co-eds are Hand
Fixing furniture is no trick at
all for the girls in Oklahoma Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college
renovation courses The job is
all part of their day's work
Under the supervision of Miss
Blanche Cade of the home econo-
mics staff the girls of the class
have made slip covers for three
living room suites and four occa-
sional chairs to furnish their
lounge in the Home Economics
building
rWIN
LI
11
II Imie
Emil
Legion Poppy I RCOSEVELT ANNOYED
BY TAX BILL own
Sale Planned i Will Speak to Nation Believed
I He Will Explain Course ot
For Saturdayl Opposition to Business
Wic hint! ton May 26 -- (LP) --
xillary t'ompletos Sale Pions I
Presalcnt Roosevelt will announce
for Annual Distribution of his action on the tax bill in a
Memorial Day Emblems speech to the nation at 1 o'clock
cunt tal time tcmorrow
from Arthurdale W Va the
"Americans do not nerd to be
White House announced Thurs-
formed nearly as much as to be I
day McAlester Brick Yktrd
The $5330000000 measure I —
drastically modifying the levies of I McAlester May 26 —(tP) —Jess
capital gains and undistributed i Dunn warden of t he state prison
corporate profits must receive ' here revealed Thursday that
executive action by midnight to- Wade Dean guard had been dis-
night or it will become law with- missed and that fourteen trusties
out Mr Roosevelt's signature I members of the prison baseball
The president apparently plan- I team had been placed at work in
ned to act sometime today but I the penitentiary brick yard
withheld revelation of the nature 1 Dunn said the action was a re-
of his action until tomorrow slot nf n "clictitrhntlyA" At T ttlitifT1
The announcement made by a
secretary followed unofficial re-
ports that Mr Roosevelt would
use the occasion to criticise con-
gressional modification of the New
Deals tax policy toward business
Mr Roosevelt will speak over a
national hookup
SAPS SEEK TO UNIFY
PEOPLE FOR THE WAR
International Scene Today None
too Pleasing Czechs Trying
to Modify llitler's Nazis
By the United Press
Japan sought increased national
unity in prosecuting the Chinese
war today by giving army leaders
greater power in the cabinet
While Japenese armies closed in
on Kalfeng in North China the
Japanese premier announced re-
organization of his cabinet at Tok-
yo in order to appoint three army
generals to the post of foreign
minister minister of education
and finance minister
Across the China sea Japanese
armies appeared to be concentrat-
ing on two main routes to the
Chinese provisional- "capital —at-
Hankow Meantime European war dan-
gers continued grave despite the
Czech action to meet German pro-
tests by ordering all planes to
keep three miles from the Nazi
frontier Berlin had protested that
negotiations for settlement of the
minority question could not suc-
ceed while alleged frontier viola-
tions threatened to touch off a
war
Elsewhere along the internation-
al front:
Spain—Loyalist armies contin-
ued a vigorous counter offensive
in the Tremp area the source of
Barcelona's power supply Spain's
envoy returning to Washington
said there was now no doubt that
the Loyalists eventually would win
but that they gravely needed war
materials He said dissention
among the rebels would destroy
them
Mexico—Federal troops seeking
to crush a scattered rebellion by
General Cedillo's forces In San
Luis Potosi state spread out over
a wide area and reported several
clashes with insurgent bands Reb-
els reportedly killed a majority of
the residents of the village of Yer-
babuena and clashed with soldiers
at El Salto Federals bombed the
main rebel air base
All) OFFICERS DENY
BEY HELP MARLAND
4t5 to oe tillwater s Oklahoma City May 26--(LP)---
can Legion Poppy Day Officials of the state board of
And Furthermore: public welfare entered a general
Because of the worthy nature of denial today to allegations that
this program I urge all citizens they had sent out campaign liter-
to join in making this program ature for Governor Marland at
successful insofar as their means state expense
permit Tom Collins assistant director
Harry Jones of the board said "We don't know
Commissioner-Mayor a thing in the world about that
We have no knowledge of any
MAY CUT ALLOWABLE campaign literature being sent
FOR STATE'S FIELDS out from this office by common
carrier"
Collins said the Marland head-
Oklahoma City May 26—(t-P)-- quarters was sending out the gov-
The state corporation commission ernor's literature at its own ex-
after a brief hearing today tpok pense from the downtown office
under advisement the recommen- "We are making a thorough in-
dation of W J Armstrong chief vestigation to see if any campaign
conservation officer that Oklaho- literature inadvertently went out
ma's daily allowed oil production from this office" Collins said
in June be reduced to 405000 bar-
rels The average in May was ROAD REVENUE FUND
422742 barrels daily Tr trrairs 111
HEARIN6 IS FRIDAY
Oklahoma City May 26--(t9)—
The protest hearing to an initia-
tive petition sponsored by county
commissioners to gain for counties
and cities a larger share of state
highway revenues will be held to-
morrow Frank Carter secretary
of state said
J M Ashton research director
of the state chamber of commerce
filed the protest contending sig-
natures had not been obtained by
proper procedure
-
bruises
R W Pascal driver of the bus
was not hurt
H Johnson a member of the
Ardmore police departmrnt said
he did not believe "anyone was tD
blame" for the accident
MR
Memorial Services
to Be Held Monday
PRISON TEAM 13RANK Pcogram Compicted for Services
BEER oN o A "tir I Iti at Fairlawn Poach Will be
the Principal Speaker
---
St) Guard Is Dismisett and Nine
Stillwaltsr's Misincrial day cere-
is Placed at 1Vork in the I ironies Will open at Fairlawn (Tin
McAlester Brick Yard et a ry at 7 :30 o'clock Mondav
morning it has been announced
McAlester May 26 -AM—Jess by Elbert It Weaver genet id
Dunn warden of the state prison chairman for the Carter Banner
here revealed Thursday that Post 129 American Legion spon-
Wade Dean guard had been dis- soring organization
missed and that fourteen trusties Services Will be in commemora-
members of the prison baseball Hon of the veterans of all wars
team had been placed at work in who are buried at Fairlawn and
the penitentiary brick yard townspeople as in the past will
Dunn said the action was a re- Join relatives of the soldier dead
Stilt of a "disturbance" at Holden- in decoration of graves at the
vine Sunday in which one of the cemetery 'rhe early-morning
convicts was hit On the head with hour has been set for the serviee
a chair wielded by Gene Ball son here for several years and is parti-
of the Holdenville sheriff cularly advisable this year be-
Bob West assistant warden cause of commencement exercises
who investigated said that some at the college later in the morn-
members of the prison team re- ing
turning from Shawnee where a Stillwater highschool band di-
game had been rained out drank !Tete(' by Glenn Varnum will open
beer in violation of rules the service with tile "Star Spangl-
Dean was the ugard who accom- ed Balmer" As the final note is
partied the team Dunn said sounded the flag will be in positkm
at half mast after having been
PROGRAM SIGNTP IS lowered from full mast The Rev
UNDER WAY IN PAYE Allen S Davis will give the invo-
cation Hal McNutt will lead the
audience ill "America" with the
Farmers Mast Sign Work Sheets
band as accompaniment after
If They Plan to Take Part
which a special number will be
played by the highschool brass
Payne county farmers who are
quartet Bobby Heath Frank Lab-
making plans to participate in the man Byron Gray arid Frank Mar-
1938 Agricultural conservation pro-
tin Gospel singers of A and M
gram began signing tin with their will give a vocal number
community committeemen Thurs-
day The sign-up will continue The Rev Lloyd L Roach will de-
through Friday liver the Memorial day address
Although the sign up in no way Roll of the soldier dead will be
binds the farmer to participate in called and the placing of wreaths
the program it is necessary for on the crosses surrounding the
the farmer to sign at this time if cenopath American Legion and
he is to qualify for payments under auxiliary Veterans of Foreign
the 1938 program Should a Wars and auxiliary United Span-
Tanner sign -up at thls'thrie—aild ish-TWar Veteran 4 and 'auxiliary
'
later on decide not to participate Relief corps War Mothers clubs
he is not bound to do so But Gold Star Mothers and other or-
unless he signs at this time he will iganigations who desire will take
not have an oportunity to qualify part in this ceremony Or remem-
for government payments under brane!
the program at a later date The salute to the dead will be
Signing of work sheets was un- fired at the conclusion of the pine-
der way in eighteen county town- log of wreaths "Taps" will echo
ships Thursday with township across the hill and the Rev John
committeemen in sharge A Callan post chaplain of the
legion will pronounce the ben-
RACKET CHARGES FACE ediction
Sub-committees who worked
TAMMANY HALL LEADER with Chairman Weaver and who
will be in charge Monday include
New York May 26—(tP)—James Carl Andrew Bryan Robertson
Hines powerful Tammany hall O C 'Whipple Ralph B Simcoe
politician and dispenser of feder- Rex Guthrie Ray Hull Ronald
al patronage in New York was Kirkham in charge of the exer-
named today in a broad indict- cises: Curtis L Williams in charge
ment as one of the key figures of military honors Henry Kerntke
of a crooked $100000000 a year chairman of the V F W corn-
racket in the numbers lottery in mittee Hugh Nester A B Alcott
which judges were bribed and in charge of grave marking
violence used to obtain its criin- It is requested that all ex-serinal
control I
I vice men be at the cemetery to
Hines is the first Tammany dis- !take part and the committee in-
trict leader to be directly accused Ivites the entire citizenship to Join
of a crime in years He was link- in the ceremonies
ed in the indictment with Richard
Davis legal brains of the Dutch
Schultz gang and seven other SATURDAY IS DIPLOMA
men DAY FOR 8T11 GRADERS
The indictment containing one
conspiracy and twelve felony
charges named George Weinberg Payne county dependent school
and Harry Schoenhaus who are I eighth graders Saturday afternoon
reported to have 'talked" Martin will receive their county diplomas
Weinberg and three fugitives during excercises to be held at the
First Baptist church in Stillwater
SIX PERSONS INJURED beginning at 1 o'clock
IN ARDMORE ACCIDENT The Rev Willmoore Kendall
pastor of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church South will deliver
Ardmore May 2 M
the address for the graduating
persons were injured two of them eighth graders
seriously today when an Ard- Valedictory address will be by
more city bus collided with a Fris- Estella Arthur student at I X L
co freight train at a crossing here school and the salutatory address
Six passengers of the bus in-
by Sarah Jane Stewart of Para-
eluding four Negroes and two Ithse school
small white children were taken Music for the processional will
to a hospital here for treatment be played by Gaynel Eby-Wheeler
The white children James Thomp-
and the invocation will be by the
son a nephew of state senator 1Rev T D Felts Presentation of
Joe Thompson and Jean Zum-
diplomas will be by County Supt
wait suffered only scratches and I
Vida Newcomer
Although the exercise is for
eighth grade graduating students
of all dependent schools of the
county most of the accredited de-
pendent schools hold individual
exercises and do not participate
in the county-wide program How-
ever students from both accredited
and non-accredited schools may
participate here
Eighth graders receiving diplo-
rras again will be guests of R H
Russ Camera theater manager at
the theater following the exer
Survey Plant Disease lever stuuents irom now accrecuteu
Conducting an extensive survey and non-accredited schools may
of plant disease in the state this participate here
week are D H A Edon principal Eighth graders receiving diplo-
plant pathologist in charge my- rras again will be guests of R IT
I
cology and disease survey United I Russ Camera theater manager at
States Department of Agriculture the theater following the exer-
and Dr K Starr Chester head of I rises Russ said Thursday that
botary and plant pathology at Ok- I diplomas would serve as an admit-
lahoma Agricultural and Me- I tance ticket for the graduates as
chanical college he issued an invitation for them
The pathologist began their to attend the show as his guests
noservations in the Woodward and This is an annual gift of the
Cordell areas Monday and will Camera manager to eighth grade
cover the stale after Inspccting graduates of Payne county depen-
those localities I dent schools
If-cr
ILgn
IMISEV FIELD WELLS I
INEARENti PRODUCI ION
Congan Waits on Carrim Line
No 3 Ramsey Oilset Waits
for Crment to Set
— 1 Cushing May 26—Police Thurs-
Arrangements were being made i day hunted a bandit who robbed
at mid-week for pipe line eonnec-land abducted six persons from a
tions for the No 1 Longan six tourist cabin camp here last night
miles south Of the Ramsey pool He forced them to drive approxi-
which was brought in early this mately eighty-five miles before he
Week and tested I released them unharmed
Not as large as the Ramsey pro- The bandit about 30 released
ducers on the basis of its early his prisoners including one wo-
man north of Drumright at 1 o'-
gauge the Longan is believed like-
clock a m He robbed them of
to increase its flow when it is
on the line An obstruction or
bridge in the hole delayed and $15 in cash and three watches
At the point where he released
handicapped opening of the well the six prisoners a coupe contain-
Meanwhile three offsets in the ing a youth and girl was parked
Ramsey pool are driving on to- The bandit left the first car and
ward the Wilcox producing sand told his prisoners to drive away
going to make this couple
and should be completed within 'I'm
a few days drive me to Tulsa" he said
p (1:- lug tourist camp about 10 o'clock
e i offset f a in
No 3 Ramsey in the SE SW They Drove Away
NW of 18-18-2e had the Viola The six persons told police they
lime at 4683 feet set 7-inch pipe drove away without determining
1
at 4699 total depth 4713 and was Khether he carried out the plan
waiting for cement to set before Officers here said they learned
coring in of no further kidnapings
No 2 Brandon northwest well The man appeared at a Cush-
ofil the e sTtroolf and the Brandon direct ro
c t nodvut 1
er was drilling at 4708 feet The He held up J B Clark a Tulsa
salesman as Clar was entering a
eNaost3wCelolltomf itbilliet pWoeot11e 111adthte uthseopinhk-
cabin He marched Clark at th(
lime at 4320 feet and was drilling point of a revolver into anothei
past 4458 feet cabin and held up Joe Daugherty
All of these wells are those of camp operator and Robert CarMid-Continent
and associates mrill 1r
OFFICE SEEKINCI LIST
ADDS ONE LOSES ONE
Claude W Benton Ente-s Race for
Constable Anglin Vitlidraws
One new filing and one with-
drawal Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday left the Payne county
office seeking list at forty-six with
only two more days remaining be-
fore the filing deadline Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock
The single new filing Thursday
was that of Claude W Benton
Stillwater who listed his name
1 th the county election board as
a candidate for office No 1 con-
stable of Stillwater He filed as
a Democrat
Prank Armstrong is present con-
stable in the office It is not
known whether he will seek re-
election Withdrawing Wednesday after-
noon from the county clerk race
was Delbert Anglin Stillwater
who filed several days ago ELS a
candidate for the office now held
by Lee Hall
Anglin's withdrawal was the
second in the county clerk race
since the filing period was open-
ed Hall filed for re-election on
the first day of the filing period
but withdrew a short time later
to manage the campaign in this
county for W S Key candidate
for governor
Left in the county clerk race
are O T Whittaker Clem Steen
and Lillian Platt Democrats and
Dale White Republican
ENGINEERS TO STUDY
IN NEW MEXICO CAMP
Oklahoma Agricultural and Me-
chanical college will continue
teaching civil engineering courses
during the summer at the Engi-
neering and Science camp at
Eagle Nest N M These courses
conducted by the college during
the last three summers will be-
gin May 28 and continue through
June 17
The Laguna Vista Lodge in the
Sangre de Cristo mountains at
Eagle Nest is being operated by
A and M college The entire fa-
cilities of the camp will not be
used for instruction however The
modern lodge on the west bank of
Eagle Nest lake always popular
as a vacation resort will be open
the year round for tourists and
sportsmen Barclay Behrendt will
continue as resident manager
The terrain near Eagle Nest is
ideal for practice surveying work
Regular staff members of the Di-
vision of Engineering will conduct
the summer courses in New Mexi-
co At least twenty-five students
are expected to enroll this sum-
mer The courses are open to A
and M students a5 well as stu-
dents from other schools who de-
sire to study for credit
Eagle Nest is on U S Highway
84 between Santa Fe and Raton
It is 90 miles northeast of Santa
Fe and 63 miles southwest of Raton
QUICK CERTAIN WAY
Kilgore Tex May 26— (LP) —
Andrew Maroz a furniture repair-
man put two sticks of dynamite
between his legs touched them
off and blew himself to bits
Thursday while his divorced wife
and 6-year-old daughter watched
A Cultural Center
In An Agricultural
Community
PRICE TWO CENTS
rN
0
LJ
-- IPO
P
Group Kidnaped
But Released
Unharmed
The bandit about 30 released
his prisoners including one wo-
IIHUL north of Drumright at 1 a'-
clock a m Ire robbed them of
$15 in cash and three watches
At the point where he released
the six prisoners a coupe contain-
ing a youth and girl was parked
The bandit left the first car and
told his prisoners to drive away
"I'm going to make this couple
drive me to Tulsa" he said
They Drove Away
The six persons told police they
drove away without determining
whether he carried out the plan
Officers here said they learned
of no further kidnapings
The man appeared at a Cush-
ing tourist camp about 10 o'clock
a in
He held up J B Clark a Tulsa
salesman as Clar was entering a
cabin He marched Clark at the
point of a revolver into another
cabin and held up Joe Daugherty
camp operator and Robert Car-
roll Jr
Ile then ordered the trio into
the camp cafe where he took Mrs
Daugherty prisoner and stole $6
from the cash register
Beartrack Abducted
In the meantime a car driven
by Paul Beartrack Fairfax and
a companion 72'aul Caynon of
Hominy entered the camp The
bandit held them up ordered all
his prisoners to enter the automo-
bile and demanded that Beartrack
drive eastward
Beartrack said the bandit made
him follow country roads most of
the time The bandit kept the
pistol trained on the prisoners
throughout the ride threatening
to kill them if they attempted es-
cape Police in this area were on the
lookout for the bandit
UNION HEAD SHOT IN
QUARREL OVER FUNDS
Murder Charge Will be Filed in
Minneapolis Case Thursday
Minneapolis Minn May 26—
(113)--Ralph Johnson 33 confessed
today that he killed William
Brown 41 president of the Gen-
eral Drivers union because of a
disagreement over union funds
Chief of Detectives James Mul-
lins announced that Johnson an
organizer for the union signed a
statement that he shot Brown
dead last night because "I thought
he had too much money and we
had argued about union funds"
Johnson was taken into custody
early today after he had boasted to
Brown's associates about the slay-
ing In his statement Johnson told
of making a round of bars yester-
day with Brown He said they
Quarreled
Chief of Police Frank Forestal
said Johnson told him Brown
drew a roll of bills about $200
from his pocket while they were
at a bar
"Johnson said he thought Brown
had obtained the money where he
should not have and that he would
take it" Forestal said "We have
not been able to ascertain wheth-
er the money was part of union
dues or Brown's personal funds"
Forestal said Johnson asked
Brown for the money when they
returned to their auto
"Brown refused and Johnson
drew a gun Johnson told me
Brown took a swing at him and
that he then fired two shots"
Officers found Johnson at a
bar The police chief said a
charge of murder would be placed
against Johnson
LABOR UNION LEADER
To SUPPOR I W S KEY
Bartlesville May 25—(LP)--pave
Fowler president of the Oklahoma
Non-Partisan league and state di-
rector of the Committee for In-
dustrial Organization said today
that he "personally favored" the
election of W S Key as governor
"I think he is the best choice"
Fowler said as we want a gov-
ernor who will fairly and impar-
tially enforce the laws of Oklaho-
ma and support President Roose-
velt and the laws of the nation"
Fowler said the Non-Partisan
league will cooperate with repre-
sentatives of the railroad brother-
hoods in selection of a candidate
for governor
Markwell staplers and staples
at Hinkel tt Sons 620 Mam sued
4 vottibA1
lk" rr74 link
doo
'
THE STILLV"---k--IFAIL's7 PRESS
E
g