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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
COMES OUT
FOR DIRECT
PRIMARY LAW
Also Favors Taxation
Reforms and Would
Stop Extravagance

SANTA FE. \. NJ. July a4.--A
declaration Of platform and prlncl-
Piles is included IN Governor I.arr8-
xolo's announcement today OF his ao-
tive candidacy to secure his rcnomi-
nation by tho republican convention.
In announcing the radical change
In policy, the statement says: After
consulting with loyal friends. who, I
know. have at heart the interests OF
the state. and the success of the re-
publican party, and for tho reasons
not necessary here 10 enumerate. Il
has been decided that II II my duty
TO the state and to the party az well,
that I publicly announce myself ~
candidate for reelection to tho
office OF governor OF the state.
His Platform.
Accordingly moved BY these con-
alterations. and not by any personal
ambition. announce myself as n
candidate for recollection 10 the POSI-
ton OF governor OF the htafo OF New
Mexico. subject to the action OF the
state republican convention"
The following program Of prlnci-
Piles Is given as the one 70 which tho
governor will be committed. In the
event that he Is rencmina.ed and re-
elected.
"i-A primary election law.
s'2-Rcvision Of the tax laws OF
the state. 10 thar taxation shall
be equal upon all persons ans
ciasscs OF property.
"s--A fion-partisan board OF
infringement OF Ats1c lands, and
the funds arising ti,ecfroul.
"t--ccssion Of the public lands
by the federal government 20 tho
state.
"s--A cnnpsess sudees system.
"e--Imprpvcncnf Of public
schools and state inaiituiions of
learning. and better salaries 10
school tcticfcrs.
"7-Adiusfmenf of differences
between capital and labor.
"s--Isonnomy and aboilslmcnt
OF suIDerfiuous osficos.
''e-Assistance 70 ex-scryice
men"
Would End Extravngancc.
In commenting upon the eighth
plank OF the platform, the statement
continues; "Extravasance In govern
ment produces oppression through
taxation. and l pledge myself. II re-
elected. to exercise the most rigid
economy IN governmental methods
along the line OF retrenchnent IA
every branch and department. OF the
state government. ana TO avoid the
multiplication OF offices ana office
holders, and TO the abollEhment OF
any additional superfluouB offices"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
$500, 900 Fire at
Desdemona, Texas

FORT WORTH. Tex, July 24.-A
bank. three hotels and two dry goods
stores were destroyed by fire which
swept three blocks OF the business
district of Desdemona, In the Texas
oil fields.
Tho loss was estimated at half a
million dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
HAVE YOU

a house, room or an apartment
Tor rentY Every day they arc TN
occupied you are losine money.
stop losing now. and save both
time and money BY advertising
them IN the Herald Classified
Columns. No trouble 20 you.
either Just phone 1f5. an tt.
perierced Want "a Tuker' will
answer and be reaay 20 take yonl
ad a. you phone a.
Herald Want Ad Takers" aro
Thoroughly irninrd ndrnrf|nnt
writer's They have betn inalrucI
ed In the arr Qf HF|tirr WA+f
know exactly how tat|l "a nhot|t
be Wordcd Ine1I 0tII1Iof1 .|||
help you.
PRONE sts ANn 30 y soW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Farmer Is Hunted
After a Killing

MIssoULA. Mont, July 2t.--Dep-
uiy sherins today were pursuing n. }.
Perkins. farmer, employed In the In
dian service, wanted Tor the shooting
of Major Theodore Sharpe. agent In
charge OF the fiathead Indian reaer-
vetion. according TO reports received
here.
sharpe was shot at Ravaili, Mont.
today ana died one hour later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

agreement void and as of no effect
as having been induced by Groa un-
Justly ana frnudulently. The plain
tiff In willing TO consider the monthly
allowance which Gros paid her as
fair interest on the money hut de-
mahds the whole sum hack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Farmer-Labor Party
Convenes in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS. July 24.-Thc
opening session OF the state convex
tion or the farmer-iabor party WAS
devoted to preliminary organization
work here today. Approximately $50
delegates attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

LONDON. July 24.-Another change
In the government policy toward Ire
land is expected to be announced soon,
but the cabinet has not yet Il 'cM aDle
to decide fully what Il will be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Alaska Airplanes
Arrive at Fargo, N. d.

FONT SNELLINu. Mimi. July %.
Four army airplanes. cnroute from
Mineola. 10 Alaska, departed nt i0sfs
a. m. today for Fargo, N. d., the next
scheduled stop. The aviators expect
to reach Fargo early shis afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE
For ~ Hours Ending 9 q. N.
ror ~ Hours Ending 9 q. N.

Highest temper
ature 90; year
ago 80; lowest
temperature 62:
year ago Sc
daily range tenn
y q r a I re 81,
mean daily tenn
perature ~; re-
latlve humidity
6 y. m. 81; re-
latlve humidity
8 n. m. Sc; pre-
cipitation trace:
maximum velOc-
lty OF wind miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
TODAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Score: X, II. T..
Cleveland 100 OtO 900 O2-4
New York. 0i0 100 900 0O-2
Batteries; Bagby and O'Ncill:
Qd,nn. Mogridge and Ruel
Score: II. II. Il.
Boston .......O2O 0iO 100 4 2
Batteries; Cicotte and Schalk; Bush
and Walters.
Score; n. II, y.
1t. Louis ..........OOO III o
Washington ...O01 OO-i 3 0
Batteries: Davis and SEVERED:
Courtney and Charity. (Called end
firth. account rain)
Score; II. III. II.
Detroit .......0OO OOt O3l-5 2
Philadelphia 1000 900 600 4
Batteries: Ehmke and Stanage;
Perry and Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

Der nour III; prevailing direction
south; character OF the day cloudy.
State Weather
New Mexico: Unsettled with
showers tonight or Sunday; warm
er In southeast portion Sunday.
Weeks Forecast
Washington, July 2s.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are.
Southern Rocky Mountain and
platcou rsSlonsi Fair except oc-
oasional thundershowers IN noun
tain district; Temperatures about
normal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

FARGO, n. D, -Four army airr
planes, on their flight from Mineola,
n. Y. to Nome. Alaska. arrived at
Mlnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Score: X. II. L..
Brooklyn ...010 600 OOO--i o
Pittsburg 1000 O2i 20x--5 0
Batetries: Grimes. Pfeffer and Mil
Ter: Cooper and Hacfner.
Score n. II. r.
Philadelphia 1000 10 OO2-4 IL 2
Chicago ...., .O2O O4O 0ON--6 0
Batteries; Hpbbcll, Belts and
Wheat; Hendrix and killifer.
Score r. II. u.
New York .,..0it 01O OOO--3 20 1
Batteries-Nehf aud Smith: Eller
and Allen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
oIANTs 80 DIvoRcng

DIES MONIES District Judge Les
ter Thompson almost has n record
here. He granted 20 divorces In "a
hours. Most OF them were on grounds
OF cruel treatment and the resi- de-
sertlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

7INCiiftI's1 Igi'Idn WtI1' .o
be aaya ii faII here Tried u lc.|I1.
te cents from hiH debtor Joseph
Ackcr1on. Wnettl4on Ac11I001. .Y.
We1sb made ~ BIN with tou''1t'
WILLIAM cut Joeeph vi he 'o.ef
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-16

Goodrich, John A.
Norris, Hurd, Rhodes, Mcclellan and
Hallett.
Roberts, C. H.
Slattery & Kline.
Shea, James T.
Weaver, J. O.
Automobile Dealers
Coleman, Leo B.
Grossman Motor Co.
Magruder Motor Co.
Guarantee Auto Co.
Maris & Lee.
Voter Hardware Co.
Mullins, j.
Automobile Salesmen-
Edberg, E. A.-Grossman Motor Co.
Shanks, J. H.-Magruder Motor Co.
Automobile SUPPLIES
Coleman Hardware Co.
Grossman Motor Co.
Guarantee Motor Co.
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
Magruder Motor Co.
Maris & Lee.
Meinzer, P. H.
Voter Hardware Co.
Auto Stage and Livery
Grossman Motor Co.
Meinzer, P. H.
Tattan, j..
Bakery
Glasgow Bakery, H.. l.. Anderson,
Proprietor.
Bankers
Arnot, J. E., President Glasgow Ma
tional Bank.
Birmingham, G. E., Assist. Cashier
Milk River Valley Bank.
Button, E. D., Cashier Farmers
StockgroWers.
Comport, R. H., Assist. Cashier Glas-
gov National.
Hoppin, G. E., Cashier Glasgow Ma
tional.
Jameson, Gordon, President Farm
ers-Stockgrowers.
Jacobson, N. c., Teller, Glasgow Nal
tional.
Lewis, R. NJ, Vice-President First
National.
Leonard, NJ. c., Teller First National.
Murray, Matt, Vice-President Farm
ers-StockgroWers.
Small, S. c., Cashier Milk River Vail
ley.
Young, R. NJ, Cashier First National.
Banks
acknowledgements.
Glasgow National
Milk River Valley.
First National.
BARRIERS
Frazier, Joe.
Bardell, John S.
Blacksmiths-
Meier, c. L.
Halliday Brothers.
Carpenter Contractors
Kent & DeHaven.
Chiropodist-
Kjellman, E. H.
City Officials
Baynham, w. A., Chief of Police.
Baechler, Clarence, Asst. City Clerk.
Hughes, H. j., Supt. Elec. Light Plant
Hall, D. S., Chief Fire Department.
Mitchell, J. K, City Manager.
Rapp, G. w, Justice Peace.
Woodward, E. L., Asst. Supt. Elec.
Light Plant.
Patten, T. NJ, Police Judge.
Civil Engineers
Booth, Harvey.
Lockwood & Blakeslee.
Patten, T. M.
For Be
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-16

"3 O"Sh
Janitors-
Fson, Fred.
Kent, Forrest.
Williamson, Fred
Jewellers
Behner, c. E., & Co.
st. Clair, A. NJ, & Co.
Ladies' Ready to Wear
Emporium.
Fair Store.
Golden Rule
Lewis-Wedum
Life Insurance
Berry, Geo. H., Western Union Life
milestone & Johnson, Guardian Life
Livery & Feed
Elk Livery.
City Transfer.
Lumber Yards
Bjorstad, John B., Mgr. Lewis-We
dunn.
Grogan-Robinson Co.
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
Imperial Elevator Co.
Piper-Howe Lbr. Co.
Wurst, Mgr. Piper-Howe Lbr. Co.
Manufacturers
Glasgow Flour Mill Co., White Cros
Flour.
Kent & DeHaven, Sash and Door Fac
tory.
Meat Markets.
City Meat Market, Selig & NORTH
Proprietors.
Glasgow Meat Market, Lou Wells
Proprietor.
Gallagher, Ed T., Meat Cutter, Sells
& North.
Machine Shop
Halliday Brothers.
Minister'S
Dineen, Rev. D. ].
Page, James C..
Newspapers
Courier, T. j. Hooking, Proprietor.
Democrat, Dan B. McGovern, Pro.
prietor.
Newspaper Employees
Beverly, Milton J.-Bookkeeper, Val
ley County News.
Brown, Ed, Foreman, Courier.
Cowell, Clarence c., Foreman, Demo
crat.
johnson, Ben H., Reporter, Courier.
Sutton, R. E., linotype Operator,
Courier.
Opticians
Behner, c.. E., & Co.
st. Clair, A. NJ, & Co.
Osteopathy-
Kirk, w. A.
Painting & Decorating
McCorkle, I. D.
Peterson, Perry.
Photographer
Ikeda, Sam.
Pool & Billiards
Bank Pool Hall, I. Doki, Mgr.
Rumble Co., A. W. Rumble, Proprietor
Plumbing & Heating
Johnson, Elmer.
Red Cross Nurse
Westermann, Grace.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Christinson, 0. NJ, Land Co., Chris
tinson & Hill Proprietors.
Humphrey Land Co.
Harrison, Cecil C.
Log House Insurance Agency, O. E..
Mason, Proprietor.
Rumble Land Co., S. j. Rumble, Pres.
Sternhagen, J. P, Rumble Land Co.
~
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-16

.Oer OF VO]
Barnard, George.
Cooper Livestock Co.
Cooper, D. c.
Cooper, Leslie.
Collins, C. A.
Dorr, j. P.
David, John.
Etchepere, John.
Eachart, John.
Ebersole, A. L.
Foust, z. j.
Gaily, c. L.
Gibson, L. w.
Gillespie, D.. L.
Hoke, j. L.
Huston, F. c..
Hammerness, K.
1tcaina, Pierre.
Leonard, w. M.
Langen, B. P.
Mcintyre, J. P.
Moss, Dan.
Mckay, Dan.
Mccormick, F. D.
Peterson, A. NJ.
Peterson, Peter.
Prentice, C.
Pippin, c. H:
Richardson, C. H.
Stockholders Co.
Steele, Hugh H.
Tourtlotte, Ira B.
West, Peter A.
Wittmayer, P. j.
Wise, Joseph w.
Weigel, Fred.
Farm Machinery
Coleman Hardware Co.
Maris & Lee.
Lewis MEDIUM.
Truscott, J. L.
Voter Hardware Co.
Flour Mill Co..
Glasgow Flour Mill Co.
Furniture
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
Peterson, C. E.
Garages
Grossman Motor Co.
Guarantee Auto Co.
Magruder Motor Co.
Grain and Hay
Equity Coop. Assn.
Harmon, H. P.
Markle Transfer.
Groceries,
First Ave. North Grocery, Geore
Bruce, Proprietor.
Glasgow Cash Grocery, Hapgood
Alvord, Proprietors.
Klein--Strahn Co., N. Strain Propr
etOr.
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
North Side Grocery, Hurry & Wake
proprietors.
West Side Grocery, Matteson & Sti
ger, Proprietors.
T%ruscott, j. L.
Ulrich, J. G.
Furnishings
Fair Store.
Friedl, r. H.
Hub, Reuler & Rugg.
Golden Rule.
Lewis MEDIUM.
Hardware
Coleman Hardware Co., Leo B. Coli
man, Manager.
Maris & Lee, Glenn Maris Manage:
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
Voter Hardware, H. A. Voter Pr
prietor.
Truscott, j. L.
Coleman Hotel.
Glasgow Hotel.
Just Inn Hotel.
Shannon Hotel.
Rapp Hotel.
In Cyooro DorIorc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-16

Keith, K. H.
Coal Dealers
City Transfer.
Equity cooperative Assn.
Harmon, H. P.
Imperial Elevator Co.
Markle Transfer
County Officials
Anderson, Carl j., Co. COMMISSIONS
Borton, c. D., Co. Attorney.
Cutting, O. S., Clerk District Cour
Gamas, H. O., Co. Assessor.
Hall, H. c., Judge District Court.
Hanson, Nell A., Dep. Co. Treasures
Hanson, Christ, Dep. Co. Assessor.
Johonnott, Nellie, Co. Supt. Schools.
Kenny, C. F., Court Reporter.
Kampfer, c. w, Clerk & Recorder.
Mann, W. H., Co. Surveyor.
Powell, C. W., Sheriff.
Powell, E. j., Deputy Sheriff.
Peterson, c. E., County Coroner.
Pippin, c. H., Co. Commissioner.
Rotering, A. B., Dep. Co. Assessor.
Stebbins, Murray E., Co. Agent.
Seeley, H. H., Undersheriff.
West, Peter, Co. Commissioner.
Wolking, H. G., Co. Auditor.
Klien, G. H.
Hoyt, M. D.
Simpkins, j. c..
Smith, A. N.
Drawing
City Transfer.
Dillon, B. r.
Markle Transfer
Valley Transfer.
Goods
Emporium.
Fair Store.
Golden Rule Store,
Lewis MEDIUM.
Truscott, J. L.
Ulrich, J. c.
Drug Stores
Glasgow Drug.
Hall Drug Co.
Lewis MEDIUM Co.
Druggists
Alderman, Carl H., Mgr. Glasgow
Drug.
Hall, Elmer, Prop. Hall Drug Co.
Schaffer. Leo, Mgr. Lewis edun
Drug Co.
Electric Shon-
Glasgow Electric, E. L. Wharton
Proprietor.
Elevators
Equity Cooperative Co.
Montana-D Dakota Co.
Imperial Co.
Bergen, Lou, Mgr. Equity Co-opera
tive Co.
Murphy, S. G., Mgr. Montana-Dako
kota.
Ladies' Furnishings
Emporium, Mrs. j. L. Slattery, Pres
Executives, Retail Mercantile Houses
Amundson, F. j., Treasurer Lewis
MEDIUM Co.
Cruickshank, c. M, Mgr. Lewis-We
dunn Co.
DEWEY, Ruth, Mgr. J. L. Truscott.
Kjellman, E. H., Mgr. Shoe Depart
" ment, Emporium.
Potash, Clifford, Mgr. Fair Store.
Reynolds, F. P, Mgr. Implement De
partment, Lewis edum.
Shaver, J. A., Mgr. Golden Rule.
MEDIUM, J. w, Secretary Lewis-We
dunn Co.
Farmers and Ranchers-
Aichele, Jim.
Anderson, Carl J.
Beede, Clarence c.
fter RI
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-16

20 49, n SoS
Restaurants
Alsop's.
Bank Cafe.
Johnnie Cafe.
Just Inn.
Soft Drink Parlors-
Club, Joe Brown, Proprietor.
Oxford, F. E. Ilman.
Shannon, j. M. Smart.
Bank Pool Hall.
Rumble Pool Hall.
Shoe Shining Parlors-
Cox, George.
Manamas, A.. S.
IShoe Repairing
Manamas, A. S.
School Teachers
Huber, Roy, Principal South Side
j School.
Williams, D. S., supt. City Schools.
Tailor Shop
Ortzman, l..
Telephone Co..
Mountain States Co.
Patton, D. A., Lineman. Mountain
Isl States Co.
) Telegraphers-
Wild, Charles, Mgr. Western Union.
Theatres
Orpheum, Ray Robbins, Mgr.
Transfer
d City Transfer.
$ Markle Transfer.
Tattan, j. J.
Valley Transfer.
Travelling Salesmen-
Galley, c. L., Gamble Robinson Co.
Gardner, M. e., Williston Grocery Co.
Hanson, H. p, Case Implement Co.
Seefeldt, Ed H., Stone-Ordeen Wells.
Co.
'7TractOr Dealers
Coleman Hwde. Co.
Maris & Lee.
Lewis-W MEDIUM.
Pattison, Jake.
T%ruscott, J. L.
Voter Hdwe.
Undertakers-
Peterson, c. E.
i Vulcanizing-
Adams, S. F.
Guarantee Motor Co.
Grossman Motor Co.
Magruder Motor Co.
Wagon Makers
Dewitt, G. L.
Wholesale Fruit
Capital Commission Co.
Gamble Robinson Co.
Wholesale Oil
Continental Oil Co.
Mutual Oil Co. ,
Wholesale Employees
Bulman, John, Mgr. Mutual Oil Co.
Crawford, W. G., Mgr. Capital Com
+ mission Co.
Gaily, C. L., Travelling Salesman, for
Gamble Robinson Glasgow Co.
Hess, H. c., City Salesman, Gamble
Robinson Glasgow Co.
Hurd, w. w, Mutual Oil Co.
Kent, T. O., Foreman, Gamble-Rob-
Parsons, D. E., Mgr. Gamble Robin
son.
Rohde, H. E., Delivery, Gamble-Rob-
inson Co.
Shoemaker, W. B., Bookkeeper, Gam
ble-Robinson Co.
Thorpe, L.. E., Mgr. Continental Oil
Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
KILLING is A MYSTERY
Unidentified Woman T. slain Near
Houston aud BADLY Wounded
Man Also l. Picked Up.

HOUSTON. Texas, SEPT. 2S.- Nn
woman. about % years
old. was found early today at a spot
~ milcr out on the Yale street roac,
with two bullet wounds In her head.
She had been dead q short time.
At almost exactly the same time. a
man. apparently an Italian. was
found on Warrington avenue, near
thc 5000 block. more than 10 miles
from where the woman was founC,
lying on the sidewalk badly injured
from a bullet wound. Both man ana
woman wcrc badly marked from
powder.
The man wac taken to "a hospital
but was So badly hurt that he could
not make a statement.
He told officers that his namc
was William Rizantcnnc.
The only mark OF Identification on
tile woman was a wedding ring with
the engraving william Il. to N. j."
Officers believed, from hastN
survey Of the nature of the wounds
that a third person must have been
involved. oven Il the man ana wom.
an had been together at the timu OF
the shooting
The woman was neatly although
incXpUusiycly dressed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24

Mrs. Josephine NJ. Buhl OF Tulsa
was elected state president Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
union AZ the business session Thurs
day morning Of the iaate convention
of the w G. 4. T.. at Sapulpa. Mrs
Buhl, who has been actively engaged
in temperance work in oklahoma for
the uast Z years, succeeds Mrs. Abbie
-. Hillerr1an Of Sapulpa, who has
been state president for years.
Mrs. Buhl is the wife Of a. H.
Buhl OF the Buhl Partisan cleaners,
and she came to Tulsa from MariCn-
vile, Pa, Z years ago, whore she
had been an active member Of the
". c. T. L. for years She was presi =
dent of the Tulsa w. G. T. u. 3 yea'7 =
/ age and since that time has scry 81
as state treasurer Of the organization.
Mrs. Buhl is the mother OF t-'S e
children, the youngest Of VIII ON
/ Betty, she has in her arms in the
| picture she is the youngest STATE
president of the -lN. c. 4. u. ever
elected in oklahoma.
When Mrs Buhl became president
of the Tulsa organization three
years ago. she found that the in.
tercst in the work here had almost
died out She started in TO build up
the organization, and at the end OF
the year had one Of the best city
w. c. f. Il. bands in the STATE. Her
Jealous work in Tulsa won for her
the position OF state treasurer which
finally led to the state presidency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
NO COAL SHORTAGE LOOMS
To Bc Plenty at Fuel for This Winter
Promise of liHrUu~.

WASHINGTON. Sept ga II
wants of coal consumers, big and
little, will bo adequately met before
winter sets .in The National coal as
ISOLATION declared tonight iu zoe
view " the coal situation through
out the country.
"Huusckcup,rs need not feel it
necessary to hl their bins with tho
entire winters supply az this time.
declared the statement issued hy the
association "By taking only enough
coal now to tide them over December
| 4, the entire situation viii work out
with no great prlyatiou to anyone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
POLICE NAB JEWEL THIEF
.liunCh" Leads Kansas city oiucCr
To rCk tp Wanted Man.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, sept 23.
RAYMOND Black of Topeka, was 40
ml here to-day, charged with Alhg,o
completely m q Si5.600 jcwu rob.
.hcry at Chicago. because OF
'huuch" held 10y city detective Al.
len Allen. passing Black on th'
street. remembered having seen him
in Topeka. tie halted Black ana
asked him his name.
subway said BLACK
1T usrdFn bc Hogan" replied Al
lem. "CouN with me-
When Black was grillcd at head.
quarters police say he admitted dis.
posing ut a large amount Of IN,
stolen jcwplry I'm middlcwvstcru
cities. lIr declared he had no part IN
the actual robbery In which on,
policeman War lNllcd by the bandlu
during their "Eot away"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
BREEDERS FORM
STOCK SOCIETY
oklahoma Central Breed
ders' Association Is
New Organization
WILL ELEVATE CATTLE
Purpose Is Cooperation With
Aid In Promoting Interest
Among Livestock Clubs

pure bred livestock raising in this
,.,tion 81 the state was given pro-
rruuccd boost Thursday afternoon
,.non breeders met at the free fair
.rounds aud organized the Okla
I,u1a Central breeders association.
.rbc meeting was attended by an
enthusiastic bunch who are among
.no principal exhibitors at the Tulsa
fair
officers and directors were elected
a. iollows. WIN each director repre-
.apting a specific animal and breed:
President Harry Hart, Okmulgce;
frst vice president, r. f. Fuller,
vYl,a. second vice president, John
~ kramer. Tulsa. sccrctary-trcas-
iror. John Puloson. Tulsa; assistant
eerretary- treasurer, G. G. Porter,
Bartlcsyille.
Directors: George Aldo, Tulsa,
draft horses; Dr. W. NJ. Cott, Ok
rulgco. Shorthorns, l.. 4. stack
house. BiNby. Horcforhs: Henry c.
gtrbbins, manager of the White city
Jersey farm. Tulsa, Jerseys; q. b
Toalston. Bartlesvillc. Hoisteins, G.
D. Fisher, Broker Arrow, Poland
china hogs. Jim Childers, Broken
ATlnWt l'ulbt JtIr'.NH IL l. iaNhlNi
Tulsa, sheep }. ]. Lewis, Broken
Arrow, poultry; John simpson, Mus
kogee Aberdeen Angus cattle.
Headquarters, OF the association
will probably be established i'm Tul-
ga in the near future. A meeting
OF the board Of directors is to h'
held in the Lee Huckins hotel al
Oklahoma CITY next Thursday night
and at that time preliminary ar
rangemcnts will be made for holding
threc-day sale in Tulsa on october
.27, 2S and 20. according to Secre'
Jary Poulson.
This association has great pos.
sihilitios" President Hart, who's,
herd Of lIercfords took several blu,
ribbons at the Tulsa fair, declared
Thursday Hart will exhibit hi
herd at Muskogcc, Dallas and othel
cities during the fair season. mo
only will such an association brinl
about better cooperation anon.
breeders. but II will also help stimu
late interest in the boys livestock
clubs Of the county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
BARNUM DIES IN BUM CELL
Nephew Of 4. r.. II Paupcr, l. Found
Dead la Il. 4. jail.

KANSAS CITY, No. Sept. 70
The body Of H. G. Harnum, a grand
nephew Of 4. r. Barnum. millionaire
founder OF the Barnum ana Bailey
circus, lay In police morgue today
awaiting the claim OF relatives. Bar
mum died in the police bum cell'
during the night after having been
picked up on the streets intoxicated.
He was said to have been very
wealthy until several years ago when
he met extreme financial rcvorses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
TulsaR Takes job As
X. c. Postal Inspector

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, .,~Sept. ca
J. W. Adamson OF Tulsa. Okla. to-
day began his duties here as postal
Inspector. He replaces Julius Lind
land, transferred to Denver Adam
son gained fame when he aided in
running down the notorious Dale
J1nes band OF nntlaMs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
Little Rock Paper
Raises Subscription

LITTLE ROCK. Sept 2S.--Or ac-
count Of the increase iu the cost Of
white paper tho Arkansas Gazette
has announced am advance In the
subscription rates TO 21 cents a week
for tiauy aud sunday editions, or 50
per year hy mail Tho price for
sunday edition VIII bc 10 cents %
copy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
M'SWINEY GAINS STRENGTH
Hunger striker Reported In BcucI
Cnniltlon After ~ Day Fast

LONDON, Sept 2a.---"rho lord
mayor at Cork IL somewhat ices cV-
hnustcd thit evening" says the bullr-
tin issued by the Irish Self Deter
miuatiou league at : O'Clock tonight
Tho paths In his head, from which
he has been suffering for two DAYS.
hnNc nhhlch. lilo N sim cnnnuInma."