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THE EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRAT
VOLUME 31.
RRNO. OKLAHOMA WRDNKSDAY, JUNE 15, 1921.
NU.MHER
ADMIRAL SIMS "BIG TIM"
COMING HOME
III Fated Ambulance Plane and Three VicLims
• (By United Pres >
London, June 14. Sims forgot liu
passage tickets today in the
rush of getting away to South flump
ton in res onse to Denby's demand
that he report in Washing; on Sim:
left his transportation at his kioti
but officials of the st« im hip lin
promised they would take care o 
him. Several hundred British admir-
ers were at the station and wished
him a pleasant voyage.
*3v Unlteo Pr«*et
Chicago, June 14.—Big Tim Mur
phy, labor czar, was deserted by his
friends today and was forced to stay
ii jail in def mlt of one hundred thou
•and di liars bond. Murphy, presi-
dent. of the gas house workersunion,
is charged with participating in th*.
Dearborn station robbery. Murphy
today repudiated Ilia alleged confes-
sion of yesterday. "I was just hold-
ing the sack," lie said.
CANADIAN COUNTY Tr...,ie onimTP
POMONA GRANGE TENNIS COURTS
Canadian county Pomona grant'
met June 4 at Pleasant View at yvhicb
time the new grange liall was «1 Ii
cated. .About 200 were pr sent fo.
the Pomona meeting and the dedica
tion service. All but two grang« . of
Canadian county were i« >i ■ont i-i
by their masters. P) ;• nil \'
grange and the Pomona coin' ne :
their programs and entertain-d ti
crowd fox about an hour and i half
Pomona then opened in the Vh . <
gree and proceeded to work at one
Lt, Mohnick, Pomona master, C. <
King, state master, Mrs. Dolllt
Jones, state lecturer and Mr. Roy
Wallace all gave splendid talks on
"The great necessity for the produc-
er setting the price of his products
The thoughts brought out in the di
cussion showed a great deal o«
thought being aroused among tin-
farmer folks. A resolution was pass-
ed which favored the ground < ' of
the cemetery for suitable lo itfon for
the fair buildings and the com
The tennis courts in the city park
( n the Wass tract at the south end
of Williams street, aTe completed
and ready for use. These courts are
among the best courts in the city
and are for the use of the public.
t i have been ei ect ed and the
courts levelled and -surfaced. City
water has he n piped to the courts
and will be used to keep them in
condition. Those desiring to use the
courts will have to furnish their own
nets. With these courts in use a «
effort will be made to have a tennis
tournament here later in the sum-
mer in both singles and doubles and
with the inter est being taken in the
sport, some real games are anticii
pated.
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The Curtis# Eagle ambulance type plane, shown liert, crashed to the ground about 40 miles from Washington, D, C.
in a storm. The pilot and all six passengers were killed instantly. The photograph shows three of the victims. Left
to right, Second Lieut. Stanley M. Ann s, 1 s \.. w •> piloted the plane; Lieut. Col. Archie Miller, U. S. A., general
stuff; Amos ti. Batchelder, chairman of the * « utl\e committee Americnn Automobile association.
the
provider of all mankind. Upon
me every human being constantly de-
; pends. A world itself is builded upon
my toil, my products, my honesty:
because of my indu^ry \merica, my
; country, leads the world. Her pros-
v-ere Instructed to ask that provh n . rtislntatm 1 lij me* her
M'CULLOUGH HEADS
ROTARY CLUBS
(By United PrenO
Edinburgh, June 14. Crrwf< ' V
Cullough of Fort Williams, Ontar
today was elected international pres-
ident of the rotary clubs in their
world convention here. Everett Hill
of Shawnee was elected one of the
vice presidents.
Memorial
to Lincoln
POLES KILL
AMERICAN
Why the ? on Pa^
be made for suitable room in which
to hold meetings such as Pomona or ' <r0mj
others meetings or conventions The
masters of each grange in Canadian
county were appointed as a commit
tee to meet with the city commis
sioners for arrangement of fair build
ings. The grange offered its support
in erection of the buildings. After
the meeting of the executive com
mittee it was decided to name the
time between the 14th and 19th of
August for the county field m< <m ;i
which time Mr. McSj P< an
will speak. At the close of th pro
gram, Mrs. DoHie E. Jones g .\c a
very fine to the order in which
she urged the yQung*men to think o
fanning as a business and
the vital need of education ami con-
secration to the work. She told ol
the latent abilities brought forth In
the grange work, both from old and
young and changed the word "li.lei
ity" to "friendship." She especially
urged the cooperative pirit anion
the members and plead for the if
to be stricken out of the vocabulary
when it became necessary to do
things cooperatively. She c! . < ! hoi
stirring speech with the following
which she urged all to think upoi
seriously: I am the farm r I am
great commerce
he
is the work of my
balance of trade
springs from the furrows of my farm.
My reapers brings food for today;
my plow holds promise for tomorrow
In war I am absolute, in peace I am
Indispen able: my country's sures*
defense and constant reliance. I an.
the very soul of America the hope of
a race, the balance wheel of civiliza-
tion. When T prosper, men are hap
py; when I fail, all the world suffers
1 live with nature, walk in the green
fields under the golden sunlight, ou>.
ir the great alone where brain and
brawn and toil supply mankinds prim-
ary need. And 1 try to do my hum
ble part to carry out the great plan
of Go-1 Even the birds are my com-
panions. they greet me with a sym
phony at the new day's dawn ana
chum with me till the evening prayer
is said. Tf it were not for me tin
trea urers of the earth would remain
securely locked; the granaries would
be useless fram ; man himself
would be doomed speedily to extinc
tion or deca$. Through me is pro-
duced the energy that maintains the
spark of life. I am your true friend
i rise with the earl) dawn and retire
when the chores of the world are
done. 1 am the farmer.
SUNDAY AT
M. E.
(By United Pr**sl
London. June If). —A memorial tab-1
let to Ybrahani Lincoln was dedi
cated to lay in the little church at
Hinglia! : Norfolk, where Lincoln*!-
. r <. tors worshipped. Similar tab '
lets will be unveiled at the art gall*,
erv at Birmingham, in memory of i
' In' fr>ndship for John Bright.
July I nl at Cambridge university'
at a date to be named.
(By United Press)
Berlin, June 15. Apparently reli-
able reports here today said that
Louis Snyder of Bo ton, In Tin - an
American passport, had been killed
b.\ the Poles in Upper Silesia.
(?) It has a meaning Page 4.
Girls Be
Car
TARIFF keeps
,/„/CONGRESSBusy
Ten Thousand a Year
to Dress Mere Man
The First M. E. church was bean
ti fully decorated on last Sunday for
children's- day with Miss Mis n •
chairman of the comifiitte«\ Car-
lands of-green with a profusion of
flowers among them being a large
i beautiful magnolia blossom from the
(ree in the yard of Mrs. Moon. Tin-
church hour was given over to tie-
splendid program under the dIr " 
of the Sunday school committee, Mrs
A. B. Warner, chairman; Mrs. 1) B. ;
Burke presiding. The musical num
hers from each department of t.
school were directed by Mrs. T
Jensen. The tuneful singing of birds
in heir cages added charm to the oc-
casion. An offering was t f
I the educational fund. Ai y ' ><1
! attending college may 1 < : I'1,1:1
'his fund to assist them in gaining
■ l.< ;r edu« at i«m Tin- - • n '
| was an especial plea for fit! thin:
tirst from the text "seek ><• *
' kingdom of Cod, and Hi
j ness." A strong helpful S i n.*Ten J
I young people received ba^ii-m >n 1
j five united with the c'.iun h
Girls!
or your
police o
chief ce
Better let that skirt down
1 'Uiing If ides sunburn
neck, for Bill Lamb, local
  r. has appointed himself
>>• of present day styles as !
own bv*El Reno models. If you'
e i* prettj ankle and want to j
show it. ke< p one eye out for Bill, or
you are likely to be told to "Zionize"
your costume.
Ye tovday Bill told a young lady
: • <1 in i!i" very latest "horizon'
ilime, to start in the middle anu
In 'I on both ways or stay off tho
■ • etv Another young lady stated
thai she v not going bathing, but
t< a party.
So, Girl ! young and old don't
n • the vies w rather like 'em
(but keep away from the censor.)
Tun
«• 15.- Tariff log-
congress busy ua I
new tax bill may
session This \ j>
of congressional |
*s clearly express
house and senate
c and tariff liw
Sen a',or l'< arose
Washington
islation will keep
till October. The
go over until next
the answer today
leaders to Hardin
ed wish that the
concentrate on r
and then go home
discussing the que tion < vnn
fear that injunction of politii -
tax and tariff deba'c.i won:.I
-ly delay final <•. actment >t' tli"
measures
Wheat cutting star '1 it
t( day with the (ir r «l • • •
*n the past ten days. '
average better than 'ad "u <
ed and within t • " • ''
all small grain will bfl harv • I
( shortage of labor ha.4 b 'eii ie;
in this county.
LIONS HOLD
luncheon
The wt't'Uly luncheon of tho ljicinf
'ub yesterday was a pet-together
meeting with the railroad men and
business men of the city. The meet-
UK opened by every man Introducing
•he man next to hint and the witty In-
tr<"lu"tions was the cause of much
•m riment President Kngle gave a
!io i outline of the accomplishments
tf t tf l.'ons and stated It was the
•i|m of tite business men and the
I.mis dub to erase any imaginary
11• that might exJst between tho
tviiroad people and the other clti-
i 'i i of the city. M. B. Cope said a
w words about the water supply of
"V TJeno and slated that we now had
r water than any city of this
/•e ill the state. He also spoke
ith reference to llxing tin the parks,
mecially Tourist pa-k. C. K. Grady
entioned the accomnlishnTents of
e Ki Uono schools during the past
i . ud the honors they had won at
e Norman meet and the ag"icultur-
il meet at Stillwater. J. A. McDoa
■;il, superlnteiid"iit of the Oklahoma
divi ion. 111(1 l'\ T lleekett, engineer
maintenance of way of the Ilock Is-
land. spoke to the Lions on what the
INick Island was doing and intended
to do in Kl Reno. Arrangements
were made to meet the Kiawanas
clnh of Kt Worth and Dallas when
tl'.ey pay Kl Reno a visit Saturday
evening and Funk was appointeu
le take charge of the transportation.
H L Ueid and Glen Ricker were ap
pointed jjelegates to the national
• onveiilion to bit held in Oakland.
Cal.
Taxes Extended
County Treasurer J. Y. Taylor is
in receipt of senate joint resolution
mi ' by Woods which extends the
ine of payment of tho last half ot
11120 taxes to .1 line SO. Today was to
be the last day to pay the last half
(axes without penalty, however those
who are unable to meet then now
will be given an additional 15 days
! , fore the penalty Is added.
'!'b" picnic of the i). of I-. 1' and E.
anil families lias been postponed !n-
li finitely.
' nt<
Telephone bills should b.< pa oi
or before the 15tli. Please assist us
In rendering continuous s>-rvic. b>
promptly remittlii
Ni w
(Ey 'Jnited Press)
Ye k, June Kt The
Watch It G 11 O W
HARVESTERS
Ol;la. Cltj
t e ular rum
WANTKl) Cl.^n.
Democrat Office.
white rags, at the
t 
IN OTHER CITIES
In Bellevue hospital. New
Tork city. ne;irl\ iO/MK) patient
are treated every year.
Nearly 750.WK) renders con
suited 2,<XVf'J(. l luNiks last year.
In the reference department « f
the New York public library.
The entire number of visitors to
the library was •J.oL's r,;-.
In Ottawa. Canada, nieie were
54.841 accidents report< to the
workmen's comprtisntion board
last year. This was 10.501 more
than in 1010. The dally average
was 183 accidents, or one a< - i-
dent every three minutes of the
working day.
sed man in the world looks like
thousanl dcdlars when he step:
formally to dinner, the elite of
avenue lothier. told the United
s today.
i year he spends at least $10,-
000 for his modern fig leaves.
Here is what thej say is the ,best
that mone> can buy and what it take;
t< buy it:
out
Fifrl
Pre
In
Dres
Top
suit
Shirt
SHck
A n e
. .$250
. 125
A phone tall to the mayor'
this morning from th< Mate
commissioner stated that
\ i re wanted at once for u url
1 arvest fields of the northw«
wages are being paid and i
lodging promised to tho;  v
rive until they are given wo
the present time Woodward,
1 ee and Carmen are callir f
v ith the demand greater t!)
supply. ♦
ARE CAPTURED
June 15 In a spec-
in • battle that la&teu
1 tod iv c.iptU^e.l
<' lai 1< Chambers
alleged train ban-
out-kirts of the city.
< beaten into submit
r fa rris when he de*
: ii'le: his «tin. Informi
'A the men w'th attemnt*
lied In pollct
i 11tr to Conductor TIoi
Pri>co freight, train, tho
' lr train near Tuttle
J. W
al daj
He wa■
Van
with an a
somewhat
hi- be n ill for
k of lumb
improved tod
tta«
THIEVES ARE
ACTIVE again
An attempt to burglarize the Kelso
store was made last night but was
frustrated when the would-be thieves
were discovered trying to pry open
the front door by tli" ltock Island
cull boj who not'fled the police, one
■ f tin aight police responded but the
1 : .hrs ran on his approach aou
,vo shots only served to hasten their
departure A similar attempt to
:.■ ak into the Ma ks Higgins stor3
w e) made tho nigh( before. No ar
I-. ' have been made
StU.man Is Characterised
As Social Bolshevist
(Bv Unlt*T T -«f.l
Poughki cpsle. June I
cannot sit and wait for ju^' a
must light for it That is
j lighting." Mrs. Stillmun -.<■
J *d' < lar i ion to t li«- ' n * 1
ive. threaten sllort!y b„f0re the p u \
''vers.. Lpon g(1( r<)j ln ariim- in the <i
na policemen | att, gtilhii.ui a< a so
rival and th«- « v|g^ {lT1 abnormal nd
should be in a ho pltal
'il incidentals)
POTAL  
i he lays in a stock
for dress, street,
, afternoon, theatre,
wear with a yachtin
... 540
$10,000
of twenty
business,
sport ana
tume.
THE WEATHER
(By United Piess)
Tonight and Thill ' . >* I
>arly
. id.
bill will run to $lO,UOO, it
Miss Ttuth Maher returne
mornins; from Chic (i
Milwaukee where she has h
ing relatives for the i n
BUILD HOSPITAL
June 15 Notables 01
►
tn iy to give their atteft
rious   ndeavor to eiial)
I" K' ml rick. p**t imperial
li n i to Influence tli*
11 uch institutions at
Supt. H. 11
ty was a vis
day.
Ralph Hit
,
of Coaeh ft"
the Unlversit;
Wm
Hudsoi
alread.v
HOUSES FOR SALE
Spl iidiilb built, concrete block
I itind ion. newly painted an 1 plas
tiled, 10x1(1 ft. house; must be tnov-
d; lias brick flue, three windows,
suitable for servants quarters or ga-
ri L e (iilmore Plats. Phone 711.
SHORT TRUTHS
If angels fear to tread where
fooU rush in, they should use
their Wings.
It Is one of fate's decrees ti.at
lovers must fall In love before
Ihe.v can fail out.
[>on't forget to tell your wife
as all) I hat you love her.
(e !|.-I wise she inigiit not tind It
■
Man laughs at woman because
slie follows the fa->bions. and
auuhs nt man because
he follows her.
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