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Ll'ME NO. 236.
UNITED PRESS SERVICE
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
CENTRAL PRESS SERVICE
SINGLE COPY 3 CENTS
w Today
PRANKSTERS END TREE SITTING
•Did You Hear
Blocks Completed;
Hy Zoning Commis-
sion Appointed
rr,« blocks of new paving on
*ere accepted by the
fommiiaioneni during their
Imonthly meeting Monday
i T*o block* of the paving
South Roberta avenue and
op South Ellison avenue. The
f *ork. which waa done by
*ll> I trot hers. El Reno con-
n *a.i completed laat w#ek.
ok block on Elliaon avenue
one Mock on KoberU avenue
Already beeu opened to traf-
f maintenance bond of Con-
j Brothers for the paving pro*
I, in the sum of 92.13€, waa
i smi approved laat night. Tha
f engineer's statement of actual
U Ahrf the' assessment roll
b accepted by the .commission-
aUo The total coat of the
dag project waa $9,893.44.
jth is About $1,500 below the
it It was voted to pay the
tutors out of the special 1m-
ivment miarantee fund and to
,bursp that fund with payment
Assessments and sale of theU
A uu.. . ‘^^eUy pitchers,
all colors, ia. * * t^iiea. We
were told that th* Jkr erase
was the latest fad./ If you
want to be In style you had
better get yourself a collection.
An elderly colored man. We
staked him If he had voted and
he replied. "Yes suh, 1 waa the
ninth one at the court house
this morning."
A 16-cylinder automobile, and
two bird dogs asleep inside the
car. Two boyi were standing
.near by and we heard them re-
mark as we passed. "Lucky
.dogs.*4
Out our west window — A
truck load of bright red apples.
ARE ADDED TO
Several Committees
port At Weekly Meet
ing Of Organization
NEW BOARD OF
BY COUNTRY CLUB
Many • committee reports were
heard at the regular meeting of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monday night and disposal of the
Indoor carnival question made.
The organisation voted to hold the
carnival after . the first of the
year, so that it would not conflict
with the Knights ’ of Columbus
Indoor circus, which waa planned
several weeks ago and will be
given soon. The organisation will
plan the carnival more definitely
•afte? the first of the year.
Wal-
Court Decision In Wag
V
oner Case Affects Light
Plant Proposition
The Long-Bell Lumber com-
pany has changed their name
to Long Bell Lumber Sales
Corp.
Judge and Mr*. W. M
lace will depart Wednesday for
Hugo, where they will spend
the winter after enjoying the
summer In El Reno.
Today la the day when the
country will he saved—provid-
ed that hereafter all of u* pull
together for prosperity, and
there la plenty of rainfall neat
seasou.
Each precinct announced at
uoou that more- voter* were
appearing at the polea than
usual. i •
Unusually Heavy Vote Is
Reported In El Reno;
Contests Close
U'ter SchueMm«m Wd W. R. - & 0,
Glen, of the Oklahoma Gas a»d I..___u___„
Ninety-seven Men Attend
Annual Turkey Din-
ner And Election
After withstanding a barrage of over-ripe tomatoes and cabbages.
Mich., claimant for the world's tree-ait-
I I B ting championship, with a mark of 2.490 hours, finally yielded to a
Otctrlc company, were ™(ed^n 0 | maHS attack of Halloween pranksters, who. despite Edgar * stout're-
him down from his perch in a tree. Newspaper
cameramen surprised the participants In the midst of the battle.
membership at the meeting Mon-
day night.
The membership committee,
headed by Elmer Schwab, report-
ed to the group that the drive
was progressing rapidly and that
many new ' members had. been
added to the list and that many
of the old members had been re-
instated. . V
One of tbe best annual meetings
request that the rent charged j ever be|d by, the members of the
the city for a room on the
floor of the city hall be re-
frnni i*n to 810 a month at the club house Monday nignt
.1 by the Brotherhood of The annual turkey dinner nod I**" deflnlt. had b^n .tart-
ima'i Trainmen. The commit- election of the board of governors
Reports On Darlington Plan
L. P. Melon© reported for the
El Reno Country club wisa held | committee working on the Dar-
lington proposition and announced
A letter from the Cltitens Pub-
lic Service company, of Kansas
City. Mo., in which (hat company
formally withdrew Ita proposal to
conatruct an electric light and
power plant and distributing ays*
tem In El Reno, which could be
purchased by the city withta live
years after its completion, 2nd
paid for with revenue bonds, waa
read to members of the board of
city commissioners at their meet-
ing Monday night.
The letter, addressed to the
city clerk, read as follows.
'Kindly convey this notice to
tbe Honorable Mayor and city
co mm las loners.
* In .view ot the fact that our
proposition to construct a light
and power plant In your city was
tabled at the regular meeting on
September 4. 1930. until the next
r*«ul«r meeting on October 6. at | Millions Of Voters Go To
which time no further action was
taken, we believe It will be to
the Lost interests of all concerned
to withdraw our proposition, and
you will please accept this as our
notice to that effect.
"We greatly appreciate and
thank the Honorable Mayor, city
OF II. S. CITIZENS
Polls In “Off-Year
Election Today
l-ulla clow In Kl Krno at 7
I*. M. Don't fail lo vote.
Favored by a bright, warm day.
Canadian county voters were
flocking lo the polls In large
numbers today to cast their bal-
lots in the county, state and con-
gressional election. Indications
at 2 o'clock this afternoon were
that an unusually large vote
would he cast In this county.
Voting started out briskly In
El Reno shortly after tbe polls
opened at 6 ▲. J6. By noon, an
average of more than’109 vote$
ad been cast In the eleven pre-
ncts. ' It waa estimated that •
more than 1,000 votee had been
cast in this city hr noon>
In several prlncta, It^waa said
that the voting waa heaviest It
had been for several years. Vo-
ters were waiting In line to take
their turn In the booths.
i Ynricst* .«Reported Close
Meager, unofficial reports from
a few precincts In El Reno short-
ly after noon, wero^o the effect
that W. H. Murray, • Democrat,
and Ira A.Hill, Republican, were
running close In the guberna-
torial race. The race between
Citizens Finance And In-(Entertained. By John
ed in an effort to obtain the land
at Darlington for the Oklahoma
no took no action on, the re*] took place. ; There were 97 men at A and M college at Stillwater
the meeting. The,total member-1 ^ |n experimental station, or to
it lari night.
Zoning Commission Named
vestment Co., Formed
Bockewitz, Cartoonist
•hip l« 108. which left only eleven gecure , {or gome 0(her t*neficl,|
t A charter was issued Monday
city inning commia^pn. com ] Members not present. Most of the|“~’w^[ the present time, it is I by Secretary , t)f State Graves j toonist. who appeared in assembly
John Bockewitx. youthful car-1 poratioitT • -
Court Decision Affects Proposal
i.r,,r srjsn * jtjss. -riss izxsj
city Monday
The five new
governors who
made of jhe buildings or land.
John Preston reported for the
NEW YORK, Nov.
commissioners and city manager Millions of American citliens are]Thomas P. Gore, Democrat, and
for the consideration given us and voting today in an election that|W. B. Pine, Republican, for the
the courtesies shown to our rep* Is watched primarily as a man
reseutatlves." -The letter was date on the administration .of I was reported to
signed by L H. Carr, president President Hoover * and for any | close, also
of the Citliens Public Service Cor: notable change in sentiment on
prohibition. •
While "off-year” elections such tests
as the one today usually cut dieting several close races
own the majorities In congress each side claiming victory
seat in the United States senate.
be extremely
Very tl|tte information could
be obtained on the county con-
MB Political leaders were prr-
with
he
and Investment company, of El Bchoo, ^ iuftJor biah 8chooi ate-1 was prompted mainly by a recent 0f fhe party In power, a change The 4***°* ***
* I aa ^ A ^ ^ A — ^ I a A ^ ^ ^ M _ ^ ^ m J an iml Ilf A lM t \ i \ / ■ lilt I i T
proceeding
beard was Instructed to bold cjub lbi8 year are a. T. March. L. t a
final
cleanup drive would were W. J. Aycock. president of number Uils morning, gave an ln-
lc hearings on the propose* jrred Percy, Emerson Kelso. Rus- ^ ,aunched at 9 o'clock Thurs- the Citizens National Rank; K. E
|g ordinance 6Ad report lo e sell L. Jones and -W. R. Buckner. day niornlng, when members of .Humphrey and C
tereatlng lecture. and demonstra- Wagoner, holding that
In a case affecting the clt^ of which Democrats have
con- earnestly, or even a
ClljL
ti\grc
worked | regularity had been reported.
decided I Party worker* were buay convey-
people, invalids and
Th*l>°*ril °(, ht’toTtect The th* comml,te® wouW K0 ‘n pal™ °"‘ Oklahoma City, but ■l0<:kh«'d- continual flow of ^lant "tbare, tiT b« '^"d ter ^ut of
commission era.
board are N
les Wattaon, Sam Roberson, 1 0ff|c^n, aiqU appoint the co
- ------- nf hl« ability as a clever trad entered into by that city for ,hlft. would be regarded a» an Ing elder'
A. Voae, bothj I the purchase of a light and -power | unfavorable omen by Republican dkhera to tue poll*.
uu
Adams
^ - 4. .collect back dues and bring the 0f thi* city,
and Walter | tw chairmen. The group at the n|#m^mWp up i0 or aormal. | Last
■■■■■I meeting Monday night pledged
commissioners voted last I themselves to a better year for
witty humor and gave many orig
savings
Tit WTnans. chairman of the
WM committee, told the group
■ to enroll the city firemen country club this year than lb|t fhe month|y ptymant to Fort
the state firemen’s school of | ever t^fore. "
The social season will begin _______________
itly.* The city will hear thi I immediately at the club, Including | thjI| the Interest in the club waa
uses of a representative from dMUCe8 and card parties.
I»n*i ivR.mil and bit* of conversa- Ph»nl lhe C0Rt of operat-
rs «*» - -
irtion, which waa iorganiaed
Reno for the use of the golf
course would be made today and
hail department to the school,
1i will he held four times dur-
the year. The fireman who
ids lh«* school will convey
Instruction work to other mem-
of his department when he
a a
ni.
ie city manager waa author-
6y the commissioners to pur-
a quantity of fire hoae for
city fire department, at a coat
75 cent* per foot,
ler Makes Recommendation
holding up surprisingly well, de-
spite the cold weather.
A letter was read by Lester
Porta, president, from the na-
tional Junior Chamber, of Com-
merce executive committee, ask-
ing that the lodhl organixatlon
join the national association. It
eraPs office advised the secrets
of state not to issue a charter to
the firm, on the grounds that the
name chosen, the Citizens Finance
Corporation, wag too slmlliar to
the natne of an Oklahoma City
concern, the Citizens Finance com-
pany, whose territory would over-
lap with that of the El Reuo firm.
The incorporators then agreed to
change the name to Citizena Fi-
nance and Investment company
and the charter was Issued. ^ V
Mr. Aycock said today that the
I! purchases except by bond -Issue | senators are being elected In SI
of different colored | approved by the qualified voters statea There are gubernatorial
of the city or by revenue avail-1 elections in 32 itates.
A check of eight of the eleven
Members of lhe House sr, bo. I preclnris In tbe city shortly *f-
elected today lir 47 states, tsr noon showed the following
having held Its eloetlon number of sous cant: »A—7*;
A total of 4111 IB—»7; IA—111; IB—•!; >A
117; 16—141; 4A—117; 411
was decided to wait until after new company would lie operated
the membership drive to decide I in connection with the Citizens
what action to take in regard to National Bank, with its office* in
the invitation. I one corner of the hank. An or-
Annual Fvont To The committee headed hy H, C.] gaization meeting will bo held In
' O’Mealey, In charge of the ban- the near future, at which time of-
finishing some of
duCtioha he would color them
with rays
lights which made a very attrac-
tive bit of work.
able during the year the purchase
is made.
. The Citizens Public Service com-
pany, financed and eontroiled by
the Falrhanks-Morse company.
|mmm*w Are Numerous
As now cbnaUtuted,’ the Houac
4A
146; total, 677. V
Heavy Vote At Tulsa
TULSA. Okia. Nov. 4 0Ph~
Tulsa county election officlala re-
ported an early heavy vole today.
Voters were waltlBg !■
I* divided as follows: Republl- when polls opened.
No indication waa gtVen of til*
trend other than more Interest
x | su*«i .t c°nch° MM«i.y j a w*. | slt" “ i"““ •**M"*
latter part of this week, reported
I that all arrangements have been
Plans are being completed for |ngdc jof the ^nquet which will
nu to the city and fumlahjta L. gecond anhual Father and Son be held in the basement of the
a electric current for the gtreel /-S! ‘ .. t'u-v.
DC system. He ..Id th.t the banquet to be held at the they-
plant has a generating cap* enne and Arapaho Indian School,
)f of 75 kilowatt* and that the at Concho, next Monday night,
nager. recommended that the
M consider the advisability of
PI lines from the city water
Central Methodist church.
A committee was appointed by
President Porta to start plans for
S (MURED
cans, 263; Democrats, 164; Far-
mer-labor. one, and aeven va- _____ _____
manufacturer* of Diesel oil en- cancle8 There 8re Repuhlicani was being shown In the governor
glnes, submitted its proposit on Jn |bf5 8enate ^ present, 39 ghlp race between Ira Hill and
here severs! month# sgo asking 1^mocratl| and one tarmer-labor W. H. Murray than In the other
for a 75 year franchise. The pro- member • V
lteyond the hujor Immediate'! stitutlonal amendments.
Run-Off
posed franchise ordinance, which
rare* and the three proposed con-
r* n i i0U(l reading by the board, provid
President Of taxon BankUj lhat the city might purchase
Catches Bandit
was introduced before the cTl7 oon,(deration. Involving the
commhwtonera and passed to sec-| country.g react|on to President
Hoover s handling of such issues
a a the tariff, farm rolief, tjhe
business depression and the llky;
Uie plant and distributing syste
issrwr.r^ s-...« «*--c
indictment for cattle rustling lu chase the plant after the nve-
on a co»t plus, bust* within n and ^a public Interest in the
period of five years after its com- prob|bition controversy, the con-
pletion. aiid pay Ipr gresslonal and state election to-
revenue derived from tne dfty ran 0^| jm0. nuinerdU8 other
• May
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 4 (IP)
An unusually heavy farly Imllot
a* cast in Oklahoma yClty today.
Precinct Inapector* said that
balloting may surpass that of the
run-off primary In which more
than 33,000 votea were cast.
| Hi BH P I IBB | . the annual banquet honoring the
* works uses » maximum of November 10, at 7:30 o’clock. Ap* Aj|.State basketball team follow-
kilowatts. Mr. Bender declared prox|mmteiy 300 men and boys ina lhe annuai Htate championship
I the dty could furnish “»o | altended the bsnquet la»( y«r tournament.
This project was . f _
ric rv for the itreet lights at j and an equal or larger number j »tart(Ml last year by the Jun*or I*■•▲- itflick
bAtantlal saving. expected this year. f ; Chamber of Commerce and resuU-lvar rlllS ItOrN I/O n‘K
his report. Mr. Btftdar also Tickets for the event have been ed jn a grea^ success.- Plana will
6 that only six fires occurred | mg[M to lhe Uona club, Kiwanla | be MUrted immediately for si more
elaborate banquet this year.
- The organixatlon voted to send
way Near Guthrie
the city during the month of club Jun|or chamber of Com-
Etober that the heavy raint merj.e and ibe churches in Kl
') * I much work on the streeta; neno They are selling for tw^ g |etler 0f recommendation to the
F lhre#i »Deeta, Oak. Aah and do||anj each> and wm admit one Jun|or chamber of Commerce at
|44eu. were completely regraded Mn and tWQ boys. The plan' is Hobart and also to the Ministerial
ftn* the month; and that the tbe aame aa iagt year, each man ag!JOCiation for the Rev. W. B.
_ to rake his own son or boy from slack, member of tbe local Junior
MFAOO gallons of water, whtch thl# cJty and aUo otte Indian boy
M U»e smallest consumption of |fTwm the Concho Mhool.
BHHIB^HB “The banquet will he held
dining room at the school. Part
F* by the Mice department Qf the proRrani wm be furnlahed
pn* October, and the total fines by lhe 8choot# while other num-
The city ^ provided by the El
currents.
....................... ........ f ^ u . 1 . .. They may have an important
Tillman county, was held In the year period haft elapeea, wa^ps* | during on the political future of
Comanche ; county jail today be- ment was to be made in
cause he attempted to rob? a —Dtciaion ar* tac ng
BTiki
Wilson was captured late yea . -------- ----------
■■BHihy J ^ L. Hungerford, case • Is far reaching in lui 1 New York, Governor Albert C.
upon municipal government In _______
president of the' Faxon 8t*teJ Oklahoma. Many other cities and Joaeph T R0bin»on, of Kansas,
Bank. He was overpowered by towns In the state yiave made ^0bert J. Hulkley, of Ohio,] *Tq
the men while backing out of the purchase* under an Dwight W. Morrow, of New Jer-
U rday
garagomnn
and O, L.c Holiday
President Hoover and on * the
presidential hopes of other out-
TlifTrqcent decision of tha sUte 8(and|na naure». notably Hover-
supreme court trt Iba-AN agoner | nor Frinklim D. Roosevelt, of
New York, Governor Albert
Ritchie, of Maryland^ Senator
/
}f month since 1925.
A total of 119 arrests w^ere
amounted t0 Reno Boy Scouts and local cUI*
•sided to $679.90.
kh’s collections
llft.li ■
Several, of, the pumps on the principal Kirk, ot the Concho
\y nter well* were pulled and gchool announced today that the
^ to same are being made, gchool*8 parl of - the program! Takes Earlv
r-^nilcr reported. -The-«U»_ W(n£ be aM foUo1ri. | nrillKiey IBKCS r.dn>
—I - - — — —- ■ — '—; .
C. of C- and pastor of the Central
Methodist church for the past two
years who has been transferred
to Hobart. r
There will be no meeting of
the Junior C. of C. next Monday
It was
iuu mm Willie 4 ^ w ----- ' ,
bank with a. sack of cfirrency whereby payment can he maa My and (j|fford rtnehot, of Pen
Pay For Damage
Caused By Gusher
McDonald, ot this
Running In and out of con
r
t
*
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university at .Norman, his nltar,
Mrs. A. G. C. Bierer, of Guthrie,
ficers said.
His arrest carnet week before
recent court decision. ^
anrl MU. Mir. Rom. of Oklahon.Ji'f w«. to h.ve gone or. trial In
City, met wHh >n automobile .12 it
cldent last Saturday as they were
on (heir way to Stillwater to at-
tend a football game. Mrs. Bierer
wga Injured the most when she
ma City-on two charges of cat
tie rustling.
OKLAHOMA CITY', Nov. 4 (IP)
Damage to property caused by
is serving the city at present, ap-
ing of officer* of the * Morgan
Petroleum company; operators ,of
night, as the members are urged j 8UM^ained " a broken \ collar hone, i
to attend tbe annual Father *nd Ml: McDonald and Mfta Ross were
Bon banquet at Concho, honoring onjy aba^ru up and bruised.
the Indian boys there.
P kin* cleaned, also. . "' Welcoming address by Superiu
Onb flvo mrmlrera o( the board tendent Bonnlng.
commissioners were present for Talk .by Chief Turkey Legs, of
swift* .Monday niglU. They tbe Arapaho/ tribe. ' * ^
>9 Mayor Tompkins and Com-
aloners Ikrgthold. Neal, Had-
t Hampton. The board wlU
at itn uu Monday night. No*
iBber 17. to dispose ot matters
connection with the 'Roberts bft~d
4 titnsoiravenue* paving pro- An invltalion jH issued to any
Kl Reno man who care* to attend
the banquet and have his own son
or some other youth and an In-
dian boy as his guests.
According to reports.? the auto-
mobile driven by Mr. McDouald
struck a horse, which walked onto ,
the road directly in front of the
car. The car turned over on it* ,
side following tbe impact with the j
TOPEKA. Nov. 4 (IP>—1The first | animal. ^ , |
Mrs. Bierer was taken ,-ii■ the |
Lead In Kansas Voting
.vote count returns here came in ._.JHJRBIQHBBHBMBB
Talk by Chief Watgrt.A Of j from two precincts in north To- ] hospital at Guthrie and later taken
^HBllHlHlHBHBIIHHB^IBHiHBHBlBlHtHMHBMHHHlBHi Mrs. Bierer
Cheyenne tribe. . '
Vocal solo by Benny Deleware
Reading by William • Pipeatem
peka, a predicted Brinkley strong- (0 her home. , _
hold. The count in the first pre- Mr. ; McDonald are the daughter
duct of first ward gave Brinkley, and non 0f Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Several number* by the Concho ,lulepcndent cnaidate for gover- McDonald. 537 8outh Miles ave-
rt
[Humph Of “Weaker” -
Sex Is Complete Now
IAMaIUI.LO. Tei.. Nov. 4.—
The triumph of the "weak-
o'er the nation's male
u complete—H. L.
"ukt- i js ,uarrjed tnd c.en^ | ntsday.
h.m publicly stated he
M«»k< Mary Garden Is "the most
nor/19; Woodring. Democrat. IP. ] nue.
The third precinct of the first j Board Transacts
ward gave Brinkley. 20; Haucke.
10, and Woodring, 2. *■', >,
. Senator Henry J. Alien was run-
ning-behind Senator Capper in
these precincts. - —
Routine Business Monday
Generally fair tonight and Wed-
(
For. 24-howr period ending at 4
f’‘l personality on the stage p. m. Monday—4ii0h, 71; lo#. 40;
KINDS PORCH lUH KKH
at 4 o'clock, 70.
The Kl Reno board of education
met Monday afternoon instead of
Monday night, as was announced.
The monthly business of allowing j
Hayward, court house] hills was transacted Tha board
ia looking for tha^jHscuaped the work which has
been done by Mrs. Ed Wewerka,
visiting teacher, and voted to
have her continue her work for a
longer period of time.
David
custodian,
owner of a large porch rocker
which was left on the front steps
of the court *house Halloween
night. . .
ELECTION FACTS
- OKLAHOMA CITY. NoVT~C
(LP) - Brief but important facts
about today’s general election
in Oklahoma:
Polls opened in rural pre-
cincts at 8 a m. and will
close at 6 ff. m.
Polls alined in urban pre-
cincts at 6 a. m, and will close
at 7 p. m.
Oklahomans., wlU elloct a
United Stated ir*tp*U>Tr a
governor and a complete Hat
of Rtatc-wlde officers. In addi-
tion they will:vote on candi-
dates for legislative, district'
and county oflces.
There are 3366 pnrincts In,
the state.
* Today's election will cost
$57,256 in actual .salaries
alone. Actual salary to be pain
to officials in every preccinct
totals . $17. in addltiou there
are numerous other expenses,
making the total expenditure
of naming a new set of state
officials amount to thousands
.of dollars.^ __'
ww » — — — —- — ^ ~
After several suit* were filed
xWm throughout the country Is the
I The light and pow-er situation prob|b|t|0n |MUe, add this seems ^ ^ L. i
in El Reno appears to be no fur- {o over.8hadow moft others In (he wild flow of th*
ther along now than \\ was ne«h- public interest, even though the dued Morgan gushof will he a
ly a year ago. when the Oklahoma bu8lnegH depression ia expected Justed by a claim board conslHt.
Gas and Electric company, which roany voters.
HWets do expect to
plied for a new franchise. That majortty \n congress, which ap- (he unruly gusli* r, ;Fred Moigan.
application and the one filed a peari| prp^tlcally "imposalble, hut president, said today
few months later by the El Reno |b<5y coun^ on the psychological
Independent Light and Power effcct of galng th8y holM5 io make, to recover damages to property
company were rtfused by the city a strong trend toward sprayed by crudd petroleum. Mor-
their side would swing over many g»n said that effttam
haltjiparted prohibitionists. considered by the board.
Democratic hopes were high to- will be tJ$Mir mtlff- of ^
day. - The party faced a tremen- muneratlon that action on crowded
douj task In the election of a court doJcfcaU," fci aald*
Democratic congress, but - they Meanwhile, control beads cod-
were optimistic of the work of tinned to restrain the gusher. r
their new political machine which .Sheriff Stanley Roger, opened
they built upon the wreckage of an investigation of waste oil fires
1928 - T ’ • • .*■- Ion the North Canadian river he*
President Hoover And Repub- twaoDTOklahoma City and Shaw-
llcan leaders' looked* with some] nee. ; ABMOCOv «M ;Bfi
satisfaction at the majorities j speotacular.
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inmisslongfs last string.
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The public Is cordially In-
vited to make, use of The Trib-
une's election service tonight.
Returns will he received from
each of the 37 precincts in
Canadian county. United
reports will give the returns
from the state and national
voting. 1 A Majestic radio set,
installed through the court-
esy of the Mallonee Music com-
pany. will bring radio reports.
Returns Will be posted on
the big window in the front of
The Tribune office and will
be given out over the tele-
phone to alPwho call this of-
fice. An election extra will be
printed and‘delivered to gll
regular Tribune subecri
early Wednesday mornlag.
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County Engineer J. K. Kr**l"r
kept KUards near Spencer and
Me Loud where blaze* broke out
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Fines For Speeding I prepared to bleat the river If
• V flames start anew. The river was
Three apee'der. paid fine, of *51 coated with « oily slower;
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Sheriff Rogers said the origbi
of the fires might have beeu in-
cendiary
each In police
night. C, D. Anderson. W. H.
Adams and John Harty were all
arrested Monday afternoon for ex-
ceeding the city-speed limit.
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Blair, James R. & Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 236, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1930, newspaper, November 4, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc925547/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.