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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-14

Lodge No. ass. Benevolent and protec.
1.-Two Order Of Elks of the United States.
There q no authorized capital The.
Incorporation are @. II. Robinson. j.
a. Richards. oriaad E. Gish and Other
jsisterytlle men.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH,D Dec. 14.-The oil and
gas shares constituted the most ami.
mated feature In the trading and sew.
eral interesting developments mani.
tested themselves in the course Of the
Inherent sessions. Ohio Fuel OH was
The dominating Tissue in this group.
Over 83 per cent. OF the entire days
trading was done in this stock, the &C.
tual number OF shares represented In
the sales being 1904. It's moving range
started at u from which position it
rose as high as 10, and although It
WIS not able to maintain that adyan.
tage, II only fell of a. small fraction
from that figure, closing at 17N. Other
issues on this list which came In for
more or less trading were Caney River
Gas, which gained u Calubbia Gas &
Electric, which fell of "a fraction; Ohio
Fuel Supply, which was unchanged at
W osage and Oklahoma unchanged
ct 100, Pittsburgh OIL and Gas un.
changed at Sand Pure Oh common de.
clined " The greatest strength was
represented in Oklahoma Gas. which
rose 10 76. declined to 20 and then ad.
vanced again to the former figure, scor.
ing g net gain of three points above
~ FORMER price The trading in that
issue include 275 shares.
The glass group was another issue
which demonstrated unusual strength.
~ this class American Window Glass
Machine common advanced half a point
the preferred of the same issue three.
quarters OF Q point, Pittsburgh Plats
CLASS 9 full point, on the small sales
Of 10 shares, the United States Glass
toppedithis list with gain of TX. It re.
ceded g quarter after 1t had risen to
~ The latter was also the most ac.
i've in its class, there being 275
shares sold.
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Me.p York.

NEW YORK, Dec! 14.-Washing.
toms firm attitude toward Vienna re.
harding the sinking OF the Ancona fur.
riished the most likely reason for yes.
terday's listless and heavy market. A
combination Of foreign and domestic
selling, the latter largely from pro-
fessionai sources resulted in variable
chAngest mainly downward!
4 development of broad financial in.
terest was the decline in the exchange
On Germany to 77i1E the lowest rate
1uoted since the outbreak OF the war
and probably in the history Of the
banking relations between. this center
Ind Berlin. All other forms of foreign
remtttances were lower.
Cables announcing the intention of
the British Chancellor of the Exche.
quer 70 purchase American securities,
paying for the min five year. five per
cent. Treasury, bonds. confirmed recent
reports Of general $:"mobilizationr OF
such securities now held in Great Bri.
tain. The effect Of this maneuyer seems
to have been partly discounted in the
recent recurrent foreign liquidation.
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Oil and Gas.
On Bunnells Run. Union district.

On Bunnells Run. Union district, Rit-
chile county. W. Va, Gore q Knight
drilled their test on the J. McDougal
farm through the Keener sand. and
have show for a 5.barrel pumper. On
Crooked Fork, Otter district, Braxton
county. the Crooked Fork OIL Company
drilled test on the j. ]. Stalmaker
farm 80 feet into the Big Injun sand
but found nothing. On Middle Island
Creek. Ellsworth district. Tyler county,
e. E. and d. G. Grim & Co drilled their
test on the Mary Smith farm into the
Dunkard sand, and developed a fair
SOW OF oil. They will give 1t a test be.
fore drilling deeper.
On Sleeps Run, Grant district, Ritch.
lie county. the Gratina OIL Company
has drilled its test on the William
Hanlon farm into the salt sand and It
shows for S barrel pumper. On Grass
Run, the Hope Natural Gas Company
drilled Q test on the Miller Heirs.
farm through the Maxon sand and gave
1t q shot and have a show for a light
pumper. On the south fork OF Hughes
River, Oates & Robinson completed a
ssosA w sAAo 1s -. EeuoElCk 1Rfm and
have a gasser. in the salt sand.
On Big Run, Warrington district,
Marion county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company drilled its test on the ]. n,
Furbee farm through the Gordon sand
and developed q gasser. On Walkers
Creek, Wood county, the Hudson OH
Company has started to drill q test on
the David Congleton farm. On McKim
Creek, Lafayette district, Peasants
County, Warren Martin & Co. are drill.
ing test on the Catherine Jones farm.
On Indian Creek, Murphy district,
Richie county. the Wykotf OH Com.
panyis due in the salt sand on a test
on the w. B. Morris farm. On Sugar
Creek, Union district, McMullen q
Go. are drilling test near the ton Of
the salt sand on the T. A. Campbell
farm.
In the Weir sand developme emit BIue
Greek. Elk district, Kanawha county,
the Ohio Fuel Oil Company shot Nos
= and 8 on the Garland Anderson
farm and neither responded with an
increase in production. The same com.
pany shot No. IS on the Edward Geb.
hart farm and 1t responded with a
production OF IS barrels the ensuing
"a hours. The South Penn OH Com.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Unexpected
falling off in the United States visi.
BILE supply total gave undecided impe.
tue to an advance in the wheat mar.
ket here. The close. although un.
settled. was Ike to INC net higher,
with December at s1.15H and May at
$117A&1.17A. Corn finished nc down
to &c, oats from &c of to rise Of
12hc
Wheat traders ran into genuine
surprise in the visible supply figures.
1t had been predicted that the report
would show "a good enlargement Of
stocks, but instead the aggregate was
more than 100000 bushels under last
weeks total,
Favorable weather eased corn. Elk.
port inquiries and the upturn in wheat
brought about a rally. butt not Of, a
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Ward Of the city Of Fsirmont. Con.
sideradcn, sipo.
Harry shaw. special commissioner.
70 j, =. Shaver, parcel Of land In
Grant district Confederation. 800.
Harry Shaw, special eenfnissiotisr.,
70 Bati b, Issmaii, o pared! Eot land
Ia Grant district censlda tioa, $780,
Harry Shaw, special commissioner
TO- Settis ., Martha q parcel Of land
ID Grant district Consideration, $780,;
lleenses Issued ~
The following licenses Swe.e yoster.
day Issued BY County Clark "A. O, Mar.
TIM
William Linn conaway, 81, aud Wiz.
gtnis shriyer, 10. both OF Fairmout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Shsiver, parents
OF the girl. gave their consent in per.
son.
James Hh Heston,, widower, IS. and
Belle yansilder, widow, 20, both OF
Fairmont.
slstervllls Lodge Chartered
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. IA
a charter was obtained by slsterville
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MOTOR BOATS
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
To all persons holding liens by
judgment or otherwise against Ellen
v. Vance or Ellen Vance Hines:
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Marion county, made III, a
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate Of said Ellen v. Vance or
Ellen Vance Hines to the satisfaction
Of the liens thereon, you ale hereby
required to present all claims held
BY you and each Of you egiinst tlie
said Ellen v. Vance or Ellen Vance
Hines, which are liens on her real es.
tate or any part OF 1t for aajGdica.
ton to me, at my office in Rooms 30
and 212, Masonic Building, in the Cit
OF Fairmont, West Virginia, on or be.
fore the 10th day Of January, 1915.
Given under my hand this list da,
of December, 1915.
B. L. BUTCHER,
Commissioner in Chancery,
12.14-2l.2S.14
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

nesolutlons OF respect passed by
Viola Literary Society at the death
OF George w. Hartley:
Whereas, God has called, from
among US, George w. Hartley, one OF
our loyal members and willing work.
ers. We. the members of Viola Lit
erary Society deeply feel the loss Of a
faithful member, an obliging neighbor
and good citizen. One who was ever
ready to work for the success OF the
society and the upbuilding of the
community.
Whereas, our sympathy goes out to
his family and relatives in their hour
OF sorrow. We commend them to the
One who has promised not to leave
or forsake those who put their trust
in Him.
Resolved. That while we mourn his
early death that it is but his eternal
gain; and that we are resigned to the
will Of the Lord.
Resolved. That copy of these res.
oluttons be spread upon the minutes
OF this society. be published in a coun.
~ paper, and sent to the bereayed
family.
H. L. HARRIS.
LII. PR1CKETT,
CARL DAWSON.
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RIGHT ABOUT EAcE /

Mistress-So you want the day off
tomorrow. Something private?
Nora-No Mum-sergeant.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s s:s S;T. sss:;
INSTRUCTIONS

MEN-0ur Illustrated cafaIoSns ~.
plains how we teach barber trade in
q lew weeks; mailed free. Write Mob.
Ter Barber College, Cincinnati, o. &
12-13.6t No. sos
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-14

PARKERsBUR, W. Va, Dec. a.
Dave Nesselroad, aliao "The Ravens.
wood Kid" was taken into custody
yesterday by Federal officers on a
warrant charging him with completely.
IN post Office rotbories in the Ohio
valley Htu arrest followed the con.
fession OF Less Lester at Columbus
some time ago, at which Lester con.
tessed to the robbery OF 10 postof.
flees In this State and Ohio since April
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pahy shot No. I On the Anna g. Skin.
Der iarm AID Increased It's production
from 3 to 4g barrels b day.
The oil Marker,
Can't Play aaiIl b knIIata

: ttU.NI!N3IUNlllYi Va, feo,5 ~
Ksenly disappointed bscalss he was
unable 70 show suitable proficiency 10
secure Q permanent position Oh d
Honolulu baseball team. Omar Besrse,
asea 10, son of o. q. Bearse, wealthy
coal operator and timber dealer at
omar. w. Va, has enlisted In the Brit.
Ism army TO fight tho Germans, ao-
corning to word received here. Bsarse
mad q passion for baseball. He at.
tended Marshall College here and Cul.
yer Military Academy.
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Commissioner in Chancery,
12-14-2l.2S.1-4
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OourtNews
lElled


The following deeds were yesterday
dad with County eisra al. d, MARTA
fsf feeesdlasl = "a =.
"A. 8, Flemihs, special commits siefef,
70 saaie 2. lseHieh. q parcel OF land
In the Eighth ward OF the city Of ralr.
mont, Consideration sss. I,
Ben Nathan and wife 10 W. y, VIE.
gel 0 parcel Of land ID the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration $1,000,
Mehsie q. Tenant TO Sanford Ten.
nsht the twe.thirds interest IA q par.
Gel OF land on Laurel Run IA paw
Paw district. Consideration $1,000,
Artie D. Parrish and wife 10 Mary.
Mike, a parcel Of land IN the town ;of
Menongah: Consideration, Sis.
Sam B. Iseman and wife to ElIaz
Hays a parcel OF land in the Eighth,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO
PARTiES THr f

To e. B. Mcdonald, plaintiff, and
Ellen v. Vance, Ellen Vance Hines,
E. v. Vance, M. ]. Vance, Camden
Vangilder, Trustee Charles NJ. Tooth.
man. B. E. Mcdonald, Aida Vangilder,
Monongahela Bank OF Fairmont, q cor.
poration and Thomas S. Neptune, de.
PENDANTS.
You and each of you will take notice
that the Circuit Court OF Marion Coun.
ty at the regular term thereof on the
9th day OF November, 1915, entered
an order In the chancery cause there.
In pending Of e. B. Mcdonald, plain.
TIL against Aida Vangilder and others.
defendants, referring said cause to
the undersigned Commissioner "to take
and state an account and report upon
the following matters and things:''
First: All the real estate owned
by the judgment debtor Ellen v.
Vance, or Ellen Vance Hines, either
now or heretofore owned by her, and
subject to the liens set out In plain.
tiff's bill, where situate, Its descrip.
ton and the quantity thereof, and the
name Of the present owner thereof.
SSS0aas no llGu5 upOu bdlu real
estate, by whom held, their respective
amounts and priorities. Il.
Third: Whether said real estate will
In i've years rent for sufficient
amount to pay of and discharge said
liens and the costs Of this suit.
Fourth: And such other matters
as any party In interest may require,
the same being pertinent, or such 9th.
er matters as said Commissioner him
self may deem pertinent, whether 30
required or not ~ 7.,s'iS
I have Fixed the 10 til day Of Janu.
airy, 1915, OF my office. Rooms 210 and
21e, Masonic Building, Fairmont West.
Virginia, as the time and place for
taking the evidence and making up
the report required by said order Of
reference, at which time and place you
are required to attend and do frwhat
Is necessary to protect your interest,
Given under my hand the LIST day
Of December, 1916,
81 Bill. BUTCHER,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Z A.sMEREDITH, 7.
PLAINTIFF Attorney
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Catarrh q Cannot Be Cured

hth LOCAL AePbic3TioSs.S as 4thezs esaso.
zach the seat OF the disease. Catarsh mood
% soostitntlanAi disease. aud orter to enrS
yea must tske Internal remedies. Halls catirrhi
The blood and mucous surfaces. IiaIi's q atarfh
Cure 10 not q quRck medicine. It was pftl
sefteed b zoe OF The best PLY sielans IN this
country for years and % regular prescription!
u 10 composed OF the best tonies known. leouis
reetly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two Ingredients "a what pro-
duees sneh wonLtrful results In curing Scatatrh.
Send for testimonials, free. ~ =.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. Props. Toledo, O,
Sold by Druggists, price f0c.
Take halls Family Pills t6s eeustipatiou.
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Baltimore

Furnished by W. w. Lanahan &
Cos e;t Main floor Calvert building, Bal.
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$3.50 and $3.50

At Special Thanksgiving Sale Prices
If ever table should be spread with rich linens, it
for this family reunion feast of Thanksgiving Many
farsghted housewives embrace this yearly sale to
chase their linens for the entire year. Seeing that prices
have advanced tremendously, doubly thankful
to be able to offer bigger assortmens Of fnestgrade
linens at prices just what they were year ago.
Mceri.ed Das seventy inches wide value S
~
Mercefxed DamaSk
~~.-.
Damask 500
AND MANY FINER GRADES NAPKINS MATCH SEE
BIG DISPLAY.
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Notice

We beg to request our
!. friends not to have any
goods sent out on ap-
proval from our store,
between now and Decsm-
Der 26, unless absolutely
necessary.
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It's Banquet Of Appehzd1g Values to Partake Of Which
Whet Ones Appetite for the Turkey Dinner

1AV to be thankful for satisfactory thanks an easily
Sale host Wishing
Holiday
Household
convincngy gratitude Truly will be holiday selections
List needs and
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INCLU SIyE

Dress up for THANKSGIVING
Here areome Smart New Suits Special Saving Prices:
addition
o fashions $500
LAST,
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THANKSGIVING SALE
OF WAISTS

All styles all colors, all materials. Plain of
lawn and wolfe, more pretentious Of the popular
crepe de chine elaborate Of silks and laces. All
priced, for instance:
Crepe de Chine
SPECIAL AT
$500, $3.48, $4.98 and $5.48
Elegant Ceorgette Crepes at $3.25 to $5.48
Very Special Plaids and Stripes at $3.25
and $5.48
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-27
PREPARATION ORDERS MEAN
REFUNDS in OKLAHOMA

Washington, ID, G., April 27.---Re-
narration orders have ben issued Dy
the interstate commerce commission
ordering the following railroads to
refund to Oklahoma shippers various
amounts on account of unreasonable
rates applied to shipments of various
commodities as follows:
Santa Fe Railroad Co, to United
Sash and Door Co, $17l0 overcharge
on carload OF glazed sash shipped
from Ponca City to Sherman, Tex, in
1914; Rock Island railroad to Gamble
Robinson Commission Co., 1882 on
carload of melons shipped from Ter
raj, Okla, to Aberdeen, S. d., in 1917;
M, X. and T. railway to Southern
Engineering and Construction Co.,
S4,57O.75 on 800 carloads Of wooden
ties shipped from various Oklahoma
points to Hillsboro, Tex, in 1912; M.,
K. and 7. Railway Co., to Cleveland
Petroleum Refining Co., $199.95 on
ore tank carload of sulphuric acid
shipped from Kansas City to iIelmick,
Okla, in 1918; Frisco railroad to OR
mulgee Window Glass Co, $12S.11 on
shipment OF carload of window glass
from Okmulgee to st. Joseph, Mo,
and $29.46 on similar shipment from
Okmulgee to Birmingham, Ala.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolyes gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
and all Irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. Ii not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt Of $1,0o One small bottle IS
two months treatment, and seldom
fails to perfect cure. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states
Dr. E. w. Hall, 1926 Olive Street, St.
Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. ADV
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- S100 Reward. 500

The readers OF TINS paper VIII be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
able to cure in ali its stages. and that Is
Catarrn. Toil's Catarrh Cure is the oniy,
nositive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constituiona trea
mont TalIs Catarrh Cure is taken IN.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying, the foundation t1,er Of the d,S, bv
bui1i,n,r IN the constitution and assisting
nature nature In doing its work; The proprietors
have So much faith in its curative pow
ers M that they offcr One Hundred Dollars5 eaIs
for anyscase that " iails 10 cure 0e'''
for list of testimonials. ~ r.,.sIe oh,,.
Address r. J. CHENEY e CO., Toledo onio'
Sold hy nll DrugEists, 75c, .,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation'
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Robert E. Jeffrey lawyer, OF Mount
olive Ark, waited until he was
ready to sail for his new post DIS
United States minister to Uruguay
before he would get married, and no"
he has taken his bride on one Oh
the longest honeymoon journeys al
Arkansan ever knew He was re
certlv named by President Wilson
and confirmed by the senate.
He was a member of the Legislature
of Arkansas, and then prosecuting at
troney for the third judicial distrie
there. Later he became Judge oil th'
circuit court. A month ago he mar
ried Miss Nita Hooss OF Aeoo
Springs,
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Dcsiro TO return in triumph to
tbose cities which scored at his early
npri,istic efrorts, not nope Of greater
financial gain, caused jess wizard 10
cancel vaudeville engagements IN inc
east to visit the west.
II want to 60 to Oklahoma guy
Kansas City and Topeka right away
Willard told Tom Jones and JACK
curlcy when he reached New YORK
from cuba few days after winning
the title, 'then I'll 80 wherever you
want me to go"
At the time Willard made tins re-
ouest. scores OF big money PROPOSE
tions had been received from eastern
vaudeville houses; some had been ac-
eonted and schedule Of many weeks
had been mapped SO determined 10
conc west at once was Willard that
only enough eastern dates were ac-
centcd to fill in until an abbreviated
western trip COulu bS bONNN
appoaring in Oklahoma City at the
Auditorium next Monday night ne
,oas IN Wichita and Topeka, and
thence work his way back east
through Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, landing
in Washington, d. O., the latter part
Of May. 1t probably will be SIX
months before he win be able to WISH
his family in Los Angeles.
His three-day stay in Kansas CITY
was triumph sufficient to heal the
snirit wounds Of many day OF ridl-
cule in days gone by, Twice each
day he appeared at theater ana
every performance saw scores turn
ed away. On the streets and III the
hotel lobby he had an admiring tnrohs
around him constantly, But II wax
not tbe nlaudits of his former scoiler'
that pleased him most. Many Oh ~
boyhood friends were awaiting Ms
arrival and every day saw their mum
bers increased. All visited the pii
champion and saw the city ol
money won when Jess laid low Jac'
Johnson in Cuba and acquired 'h
championship crown.
Barney Evans There
First to greet the champion wa
Barney Evans of Emmett nan, WI
some years ago refused wizard PEI
mission to marry his. daughter an
who. after Jess perseverance IN spi'
of parental objections had MADE n'
Mrs. Willard, had refused TO cian
l,nship. referring to him as Hattie
husband" or my wifes son-inlaw
In Kansas City after the battle 1t WI
Jesse, my son-inlaw.
few hours after his arrival Je'
was joined by his brother marc
willard, a postal clerk OF TopeE
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WILLARD LEAVES EASTERN FORTUNE THAT
he MIGHT SEE OKLAHOMA CITY soon

Later another brother Bob WIZARD d
i''sNNA
rarchman from near Emmett, joined
tbe family circle as also did Fred
Stalker, half-brother, who lives near
rsonoet scout Fred Maish oil
cbovenne. worlds champion broncho
buster, was in The company anu
leader of the "home guard was p l.
shumway Of Mayetta, Kan. shum'
way was with Willard while he was
training at Ell Paso and later was the
only Kansas man to accompany nm
10 cuba and sit at the ringside while
the title changed hands
OF Oklahoma Cityans who had
iourneyed to Kansas City, Wizard
asEod endless questions Of Oklahoma
citv ana his friends here hmmet
NAV have the honor of bejpg his
birthplace. Los Angeles may boast
that his family lives there, Sapuipa
may claim that he fought his first ring
hattie there. but it is Oklahoma CITY
that Willard thinks OF most III MS
recellections Of his ring career. IN
cidents that his friends had forgotten
he remembered. He recalled the DAY
he first came to the city and express
cd the determination to learn to flsht
that he might lick Jack Johnson,
Came to BE Champion.
/, eThey may tell what tales they
want willard said but did not GO
to Oklahoma City for suit OF clothes
or for any purpose other than U
learn to fight so that ! could "hil
lack Johuson believed that
could do il ana | also believed that h'
still would be champion when 30
ready to meet him..
Among the incidents he recalled wa
that of one time posing as edi'or 0
The Free Press. He happened TO D.
in the editorial rooms OF the Okla
homan one night when an irate pei
son called by phone to inform IN
editor that he was on his way
, administer chastising II eertai
, statement were not Withdrawn
Willard was invited to play the roi
of "the editor" pro tempore' ana a.
5 eepted. At that time he was not
, proficient in the art of acting as whe
: he starred in "The Heart Punch i'
4 the movies a few months ago. D'
G his gigantic stature as he rose iro
r behind his desk TO greet the vlsi''
n transformed raving. clustering olu
S fer into an humble individual WI
4" begged pardon for intruding al
S meekIy withdrew.
"I can hardly wait for May 81 W
IS lard told his friends as they depart'
n for Oklahoma City. q had my bum
!. and humiliations there, but Il
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nally set for April 22 and subsequent
ly postponed to last Friday and Sun
day.
"You fellows certainly are game and
YOU deserve the support Of the racing
drivers" said Barney Oldfield,
worlds master driver, who has en-
tered his Maxwell record-breaker IN
the contest. I'm going to cancel two
other engagements in order to stick
this out