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EL RENO (OK.) DAILY TRIBUNE
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Concho Clerk Submits *
Data on Pend in? Bills X
Written By Charles Dickens
For His Children in 1819 and Kept a Precious Family Secret for 85 Years
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1934.
No. 2 c~:
tlnued From
•••re One
depth of approximately 9,910 feet.
More than two weeks are ex-
pected to elapse before a verdict
Is reached on the Binger wildcat.
■J* r i t. , I Before a test can be made, more
* Other News of Interest casing has to arrive and the ens-
About Town ink run and cemer.ted.
'Copyright for North and South America, 1914 by United Feature Syndicate. Inc ; All Rights Reserved).
Following are statements regard-
ing proposed Indian legislation now
was''Turnlshed' by'*H U Mllburn.
chief clerk at the Cheyenne and 'Note To Readers:—The reason
Caasing Ordered
Some casing Is already on the
Arupaho agency ol Concho at the Charles Dickens refused lo per-
request of John Collier, commis- mil publication of 'The Life of
aoner on Indian Affair', at Wash- Our Lord" In his lifetime was
lngton: that he did not care to throw open
U li< Her- Howard Bill l<> 11* public this Intimute |MT*onal
The Wheeler-Howurd bill 'S27.V.; npening of his heart to his chil-
li R 79C2> strikes at the two chronic "«>»■ will) the possibility of attack
diwases of Indian administration: l,ud defense of his religious convlc-
' 11 land wastage through the Hons. In a letter to u clergyman,
allotment system; <2' federal ab- he "There cannot be many
solutiam which deprives the In- men. I believe, who have a more
mans of all voice in the manage- humble veneration for the New
m nt of their affairs Testament, or a more profound
Tli* allotment system—a legalized
conviction of Its all-sufflclcncy than
maladministration of Indian land
I have . . . .My observation of
k.. .u.,.„i .v,. Mfc induces me to hold in un-
11, am T fit,! vl ?, 1 speaknble dread and horror there
mifed Inr Tlc ifiorS^ i If. unseemly quabbles about the let-
J .Hi nT ss h Hi Which drive the Spirit' out of
lutisl power of the Indian Offict d f thou-sands' In view
has degraded Indian Institutions
ol Dickens' expressed desire.
and has put nothing In their place.
urge readers of The Tribune
p„,respect Ills wishes and to read this
U TThe SiiaTbeautiful and touching story, not
mad' ihc Indians peons wllh an attitude of criticism for
Tins bill seeks lo lift tb -in out omission.- or interpretations, but
peonage By revoking Hie al- with an understanding that here is
!i Dent system and by muking „ Victorian father telling the eter-
Indian lands henceforth inalien- nal story out ol love for his chll-
eble. it ctiecks the further loss of dren when they were verv voting *
Indian lands. It permits Hie con-
Kliduiion of Indian allotments. -
<" pet tally of grazing and fores*
cmaftm mi rotiKni
crazy-quilt of land ownersliip In There were in ihul eountry
many reservations Into condition where Our Saviour performed his
lor orderly use It permits th" Miracles, certain people who were
purchase of land for landless called Pharisees They were very
stranded Indian groups, and pro- proud and believed that no people
' ides community ownership ol were good but themselves; and
crazing lands and forests as a thev were ail afraid ol Jesus
" ndiiion to Intelligent maniig"- Christ, because lie taught the peo-
m?nt. pie better. 8o were the Jews, in
The bill will establish Indian *w,pn*1 M,l6t ol llM' Inhabitants
municipal self-government. It will 01 ,hat <ounlrV *rre Jews
progressively turn over to the In- Our Saviour, walking once in I
aiaii communities many function., the fields with his Disciples on a
now performed by the Indian Of- Sunday 'which the Jews called,
lice, and will provide for Hie cdu- and still call. Hie Sabbat hi they
ration of Indians in Ihc technical gathered some ears of the corn
mid administrative urts necessary >b“t was growing there, to eat
lo perform these funetion It will Tills (lie Pharisees said, was
i< place Federal rtirlixtoruhlp by wrong; and in the same way, when j
planned rooprritlion between tie Our Saviour went Into one of'
federal government and organised.. (beir churches they were called
responsible communities protected Synagogues and looked com pas-
by a special Court of Indian Af-1 slonately on a poor man who
lairs. hnd his hand all withered and
This urogram will ultimately suve WllM“<l away, these Pliarlsees said
Uir Ooveminent millions now being1 "I* 11 r,ght to cure people on a
oem in a steril*' administration Sunday?" Our Sovibur answered
•hai ran never solve the Indian bv s®vlng. "If any of vou
gnblem if'eause u. deni" th* In- bad a sheep, and It fell Into a;
•bans responsible participation. Thl, I'1’ would you not tube It out,'
bill fits into the Administration's even though it happened or. aj
program for Intelligent land use 8,*hday? And liow much better Is
"ud It puts Into effect for Indians fl ,,,an » sheep?" Then he'
•he Admin 1straiion's principle of SHU| 10 U» poor man, "8iretch out'
% BV TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT ground but the bulk of the string
Yukon, Mai 8-All classes at the;0' more thfln u mile and a half
higiuchool and the fourth, fifth, of ^ ^■bich casing has been order-
sixth and seventh grades from the od from Ohio and is said to be
grade school were dismissed from fn route-
classes at eleven o'clock Wednesday I Casing shipments may be deliver-
for chapel Albert Mark, a Holly-1 cd at the well late this week, but
wood player talked on “Education1 tbe job of running it In the hole
and Crime." Before the lecture will not be started until all has
there was a vocal solo by Virginia been received
Be*‘ler Meanwhile, the crew is keeping
V, ’ „ ,s Steam up. plenty of heavy mud
when the Piay-a-BU bridge | mixed and every precaution is be-
club met with Mr and Mrs. Jim' ing taken to hold the well in its
Foster Tuesday evening, there were present state until the casing is
tlu-ee guests from Oklahoma City, run and cemented
They were Misses Dorothy Beedo -—-_
and Nadine Norwine and O D. |
Stuckey. These ladies received
Webster P-T-A
To Name Hea
Officers will be elected during
regular meeting at 2:30 o'clock
day afternoon of the Webster
ent Teachers association at
school building, olficials anno
ed Thursday. All members Y
been urged to attend.
Mrs. D. B. Burke, 914 South I
avenue, will return Friday froi
two months’ visit witli relatives
friends in Los Angeles. Long B
and Pasadena, Calif.
SCHOOL USES COWBELL*
HyannLs, Mass. <U.P> When
electric bell system which reguL
classes at Barnstable High Scl
went askew, Principal Arthur
Lee sent to a hardware store
four cowbells, placed them in
hands of strategically-located
pils around th" building, and n
aged to get along until the ram
system was repaired.
CARD OF THANKS .
favors nmi o,. „i„k /"i Wp wish to thank our neighbors
favors and the club favors for and friends who were so kind and
high score were received by Mrs. helpful m our hour of ^rro* dm
Warren and Harold Hutchison Th? j mg the sickn“ss and after the
S3*2? I As w SrSrtShSTJt.
W ‘JPfSgStM Mn. r.mSy”"" C1""le* Lln«"< »"«,
George Basel will be joint hostesses ____
■* ™Mtlnlf - T/-8 TOI’RIS'I BALANCE OFF
TheM Yukon iSm,.r«T'o!' °A .k ' Istanbul (U.RI-Th? tourist bill- ;
I T I nkLMl^iPta ?d lh" nnre in Turk(,V ls upsetting the
I T I O team of Oklanoma city' authorities. Only 52,000 foreign- 1
WINTER’S
on the Yukon court Tuesday eve-
ning. The score was 36 to 25 in
favor of the Miller*.
HANG-?/
OVER'
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr and Mrs P A. Smith, 215
North Rock Lslard avenue, have
returned from a several days' visit
with relatives In Oklahoma City
ers visited the country last yeai
and they spent a mer? three mil-
lion Turkish pounds. On the oth-
er hand, Turkishm tourists to Eu-
rope and America took n»arly .sev-
en million pounds out of the
eountry.
A STUFFY HEAD
robs you of sleep
...spoils your day.
To clear your head
quickly, use the
convenient new
I
Mrs. Howard Stewart and daugh-
| ter, Miss Mable, 215 West Jenkins
street, will spend Friday in Ok-
, lahoma City.
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Johnson,
of the Southern hotel, visited
Thursday in Oklahoma City
The condition of Mrs. Priscilla
Collins. 517 South Miles avenue
who has been ill for the past week
with ar altark of Influenza, was
reported improved Thursday.
J M Fliopen, 517 West Elm
street, transacted business in Enid
Wednesday.
Mrs James E. 8helley. of Port
Reno, has returned from a few
days' stay In Fort Sill
Miss Leona Murphy. 400 South
Roberts nvenuc. is visiting rela-
tives in Hennessey,
■ unrnnteeing to underprivileged thine hand!" And It was fu"*L,vlDh>s o... Sflvlnllr
, mi I IK tl»o ri«. ............ *nH urn« '.niiutih uml 1 M H WOKC vJUl sAVlOUr
Jesus Healing the Sick, by Custav I lore.
Miss ' 'arie von Merveldt. who
attends the Oklahoma College for
Women in Chlckaxha, will spend
group the right i ■ iliately, and was smooth mh1 I" y , saviour, ana, "This man is a companion and rttv. and went with them (after I the weekwxCrf with h.r m,.i, ,
T-prot,,,,,......id tonmion w. «-**«' "V H st^ „u\nd fr|pnd ■" J«hn .he H.iptisi Job, they had privately buried John's mVs. O von Me W lO ^m
'0,d_..'h,‘m?,You I HTs Jd ■' W»t. to another t Barker avenue
■ ...... ................... ---a garment made of place
national asset ,la * imo io iim' wiiimiiiii: wnui peace! camels' hair and au wild 'h 'Continued tomorrow)
Uiul self-tinvritiini-id J1*”' Wl1/ a _p"y ruhed Null) 1^lll,r" „L H,‘rod had ,a,t''n him prisoner
John T. Naylon, 812 8outh Bar-
ker uvenue. has returned from1
mamifti '"II I HlVfl tMliru iwiiui . . . ' | mill |JI IMIII'T, 1 *
1AN" rr*ts%^TareaT'..r' ™ through iT^me‘"m d hid ^tn^i ’° ,,)r N,,r"‘ ««d South; Tufa where he attended U,e an-
' r t*'"- totiowed by gnat num* .................. ixopit. lira had turn then America. I!t:t4 by United Feature i nual convention of the Oklahoma
KKl.F-OOVF.RNMENT ...................— - ..... ,<HU,- .
The mien, of birakuig up In- brr* 01 “t>d especially by n m Wl,tpr' , Iwked up.
diau tribal lands iirid m common l|l0s< w,,° ,wd slclc f**®1*0*". or w,u'n they came to the other Palace,
igi anoliiug them to individual Jrlenda. or children For they side of Ihe water they lmd to pass Wlule Herod was in Ibis anrry
aratlng the Indian from |,u land ,,nd rrlod lo him to *** ,m,sl(" r ,r whl,h win, was a fine dancer, darned tw-
' 08 <I|||| p..i|.Ki.,i v,M| -ggi ,„m, ouch ,hrm *"“• »hen he did they they were going All burying- fnr,. htm lo htn, Hhl,
"t"' "• 'no, ,,,, u.vap.,,1,*, xu, tkcaine well Chung <hi. in the urouiMls were outside cities in pleased him m much that hr swore
•q kirjj.r Imutsui.ii o mss, T'1 ol U,U ‘rowd' "nd m,#r ,he lhOH'' “mp* fn this place there an oath hr would give her whatever
o it*ojj« luiiif»ui.u am looooots. n,"r of ,hr r"y "*■ mw * ,un-|*“ " ,l"‘ad,'il madman who live,l st„, wouU, Hsk h(m for
the prisons of tils Swullnde, Inc ; ,,11 rights reserved 11 Utilities association.
TO THE DEPOSITORS
of the
COMMERCIAL HANK
El Reno, Oklahoma
Insolvent.
The State Banking Orpartmrnt will have a representative
at the Investors Building and Lean Asscrlalioti. El Rena.
Oklahoma, during the week of March 12th to March 17th
inc., for the purpose of delivering all undelivered Dividend
Checks covering Dividends Nos. 1. 2 3. and 4. and all parties
who have not rrreivrd dividends will please call for same.
The State Ranking Department will file a petition after
March 17th in the District Court of Canadian County, askin',
authrrity lo bar all claimants who have not railed for and
received Ihr Ir dividend checks up to and including Marrl,
17th, 1934 and also asking authority to pay a final dividend
after that date to all of the creditors of said Bank on record.
Also asking authority to destroy all records and deliver to
the Stale Treasurer all undelivered dividends, according to
the law.
W. .1. BARNETT,
Statu Hank Commissioner.
"Then,"
SZTJST an, S jra, turm»
™ s-^y^zrj'z rr^.-srtis.......
Tin- land in-,.,., |m..„ <'<«mtry. and Is now In many parts broke hie chains, he was so strong;
i. .. ‘ "! I"'!' II' i»«" follow- he would throw himself on' K n,< Wtt* M>rrv for " 1
!wo-II,ire of I,,.. , 1,11 Uw Bier, und wept very much t,M* sluirp Mones. ami cut him- l,nd prisoner, lie did uoi
I are n n,?,■ ,nUr..,. for •" hnd no ,uher child When sell in the most dreadful manner wish to kill him; but having sworn
"" "f the .dMmeni w„, *•« h"r' "p •“ »•">«' that he would give hr, what -he
And ihr.- i,..., , louclierl to Ihe heart to see her »h*“n Ihls wretched nmn saw Je- _
ilhuc inrxoriihlt while ,V' i!*1,' M* and said Wiw’p not!" "** Christ, a long way off. he ,(* ’r M‘,’t some soldum
" ">'• bra rent of Ihr Bier cried out "It Is (hr son ot God! j
•nVIie-iT'd'c'ith ^ nll""r"' Standing still iw walked up to u. Oli son ,,( Ood! do not tarmont 1’!* 0,uJoh.n
•u>, th...........a,M' ‘oittherl it with hU hard, and coming near hint .,.
1, i * r rt uii l i., »ai,. M,a TfOliniC Mull! itiinr i nr muji hii • . .. .
".!' divid'd am,,,. ,h, t',!- coining jo life again *v»» 8pM1». and cast Ihc madness a,.,.r
Arise " The perceived that he was tom bv an 'nv This they did. and took d to
' 1,11 thoment ■••ve„ m,]|,, ,,
nre atnding sale bv th
"nt to satisfy claims
the sound of The Savlouri' m*' of him. and Into » herd of f1'1111,*1* a ltlnd du*' Wlien
voice rase up and Iwgan lo speak swine 'or pigs' wlm were feeding iVMIH,’r“r<! ,r.°"' l,’c UP"**
'"d Ji u Clm t leaving him wllh close In a„,l who directIv ran IS <>( ,N m"’l d,'C»l. he lift Dial
C,niinu»ii.,n !f\h' 11'ii? Mother ah how happy thev headlong down „ strep place lend- *
i, " ZS, l*' ®w®v '» « ".to the sea and a^e dashed
Uievitnblv lead to U.
land
As
(J all Indian H\ this time the crowd was so k> pieces
very greni thal Jesus Christ wen! Now Herod,
lirlr
I't"u ot Indio, ,i ......UI"M WP"' «ow Heron, the son ot Mvtf
end the individual „ ., i hl^T* ,1? *r wa,rr*Jdp to go in s cruel King who murdered the In-
more watch , ,it , -,| , j "o" ,0 " more retired plsre And nooents. reigning over the people
•" whd' K, »r: •«» ,,c ,rl1 “"leep while there, und hearing that Jesus
d. lY,1lS!pr\wn'‘ w,uni1 °*’ ^e Chrlsl was doing tlu-se wonders,
ne deck While he was still sleeping and wn* giving sight to the blind
Hraking-uo of irthid lands into » V"’'1’1 !j^n> “rote- »o that the and causing ihe deaf to hear, and
"II ecauered private n.'ldini" W ,nd ,hr d,""b M*eak. «.:d the lame
us'i'ir
trotiv* costs rise whit
returns ot the Indian owners dc
elf .........he land hv T"’.'! ."‘rk?1 ,nd t0 and Hu,I he was fotlowad
II owner ptartiriillv tmiie-Mhlt ""m w’"i ^ ,ho*whl 11 bV muiiftudea and multldues of
pim iieaitv unii, vsiiilc would sink In their frlghi the
to lease his land
t. 'impelled
people Herod, hearing this, said
MAKE YOUR OWN
“FIRST EDITION”
The Dickens story of Christ
now being printed serially hy
The Tribune is a hitherto un-
published manuscript You might
wan* to preserve these Install-
ment* in scrapbook form for a
"flral edition" of this particu-
lar literary classic--The Edi-
tor
white operators, ihe Indian famllv-----
wuimut'lffort "deerro*h!g^uJ'uvtiig ,hr ,or •‘rad"al »"'«rpUon
tandard as the earning* decline bv lhf h0*1' P01""1' 'be bill pro-
nir end rest,li of th* allotment v,d“* ‘be l-gal basts upon which to
D'iTV'M !?* '* lr**r of ^"'r, *,fP bv ,'pl> ® structure of
Th, ««h ,1 . ''"'r Pauncrifiitloyi Indian self government through
C' ,h‘' ,v" ,-drn",v fbartered Indian com-
n, he Indian Office tuts become tnunlties A federal Court of In-
seener of the nerm»n*nt na- dl*n Affairs w proposed to facilitate
Vth "" •h' 'nWdtWIoA Trtf.™
Drm«tnf number of red inmate* mrnt
Tlir indinn Srrvin* immt continur Thu uuui.»»,*.* u A , . .
t" function tmimh as an ex- ,.111,1 1 1 ” U dM,#n"d *°
ne,,siv* eleemoavnarv InslltuUon un- ,m> Indiana hl
r’-SUT" .......... .......iTSiiM
Whose Fault?
Old G
r Oood Enough?
Say, just ride in a 34
save and rebuild what Is left ot
1 Ihe Indiana estate, of his cultuf
""•' V values and hla charaeter Contr
Tile above mentioned lull nf tbe preaenl svstem will
bv Commission-r Collu-r „,ui hi, of*"b*th'Pr ,hf dw*,n,rl,0«
inff endeavors to hrlnu about"siir'l, u!rrr. *nd U,p l>"n*«ed
t'lirv reverse| Rv rs-iiealim n> pr^ram ta rln®elv Integrated with
. ' 1 H Ihc (ih net i'ati nf (has A..* t....n1
1 llrtment art If wtu lave he re" £?, "1bJ<H,)v'‘\of 'hr Agrleultnral
win vrv in- r AdliulArt* it «wsitiia«A.
malnder of Indian lands without 'M'li'1''V* ,Art; 11 "!!‘Une* *
ini^rferihH with thr vpiiph ruht* ° rttumini to tht IimIiad
end treat I or JI P-r« °» »ha *"trni«rginal
»ru^c,,ir^Ls;.sj“5 !^s»ssl2"»"£ r
Indian land* lo the second and .I0!!**1 ."Tr ^h tl"'
third generation through the m- r "nd lhP ,n br,rf «
d'mn of federally rhnrtc,-,l T„ ,u"‘l>0N'* *•>' a"d ®l Irans-
dlan communities To these fn- luoum! |hP ,"dl“n frolb ■ n#tlon®1
rtlan rommunitles an Indian mav b 1 ‘ “ ",,,onal ®®*,,
voluntarily surrender Hite lo his1 ““
land while raUining fnr hlmM|f LAND HAD MMRUNK
"! i ?,bJ,ldrrn 'ir brnp,lrl*1 «« Port Peck Mom tuai - Und
of hi* holding*. Community hold- akmg
Ina* are to be Inalienable the
tiral land and of Indian land in shrunk II I aero* by shlfMng of calKirtic that „|ven, ffip rtuld'i
°”£L1° ,'!T ,r1w curT,"‘ II OJlIlBrtf van Pore* i* ju.l a* had The
home- had been aurveyed as 8057 acres i proper Ireatmenl ,* daaenbed
Children who are Always Catching Cold
A boy or gill may lw warmlv clad,
dry shod, and ever so careful, ycl
rnlch one eol«l after another l)o
you know whiil’a In blame? /aaa
I'IMIIu A sluggish system makes
rvs s-ar^ss BferaSS
*h" I’eirahln afatigv
eMahlMh aub*l*tenro-farm
/.lead* on three communal Iran* The federal government dedicated on ’t'h'c nghi
To remove Use haudicap of 131515 from the appraisal for
pauper psychology and really lo fit shrinkage
Here's the plan many mothers „sa
lo prolerl their rhildren from *
cold all through tbe cold season, I
Instead of waiting for liilimtsnes*
to strike, they want it oft m this i
wav: Every few day*, they give the I
rhild u spoonful i>( plain California |
Syrup of Fig, No violent purge! No
laxative of udull strength! Jusl th,* |
nalurnl, fruity wup mnlammg
(•JA *»'"•« l se the genuine ('.aliform!
Mi# Svrup of Figs, sold everywhere:
|JR, hot He should »uy Caltfonitn
YOU’LL chanKC your mind ulmut holdin? on to (ho old oar (he
very firs( I into you ?e( behind (ho wheel of a Nineteen Thirty-
four. Are these new jobs smimth and smart and comfortable?
And can they "travel"?
Even if you aren’t ?oin? to buy at present, you should read
Ihe automohle advertisements appearing in this newspaper. It’s
an excellent way to keep up to date on styles and improvements.
There are important developments in stylin? and engineering—
interesting features pictured and described—which contribute to
new riding and driving ease, new safety, beauty,
e-c-o-n-o-m-y.
and
Economy is an important point in these messages from lead-
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unusual freedom from repairs, low fuel and oil consumption!
Economy is the reason they advertise in this newspaper, for
here they can reach you and many other logical and intelligent
car buyers nt a minimum cost per person.
Read the advertisements in this newspaper as nn economy
measure. They save time, energy, money ... and even now are
pointing out that owning a luxurious, up-to-the-minute motor
car is often more economical than maintaining nn old one.
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