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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
TWO ARE HELD FOR MURDER
Man and Woman Face Trial for
Dcnth of Indian EoMnh Mntllntcd.

FORT SMITH Ark, June l5.--llar-
rirOn Humphreys charged with
murder. and Mrs Adam wilkins,
charged with being accessory before
the fact, are held at the Sequuyah
county Jail at poteau. Okla. follow
Ing the Killing Of Adam wilkins,
whose mutilated body was found on
the railroad tracks between Howe
and Heavener the morning Of May 27
last, According to the authorities,
wilkins was Killed by bullet wounds
through the head, his face was
stabbed several times, his head was
almost severed from his body. aud
the body was hauled to tho railroad
track, n considerable distance,
Ahere IL is alleged the murdcrcrs
sought to make II appear that the
deceased had been killed ana mau-
glcd by IA train.
Wilkins was an lpCian, ana had
served as interpreter for tho Indian
agent at rOtoau, A previous arrest
by the SeQuoyah Officials was fol-
lowed by the release Of the
prisoners. who proved an alibi,
tlrs. wilkins is an Indian and Hum
phrcys Is said to be part ludlan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
SHIRT SLEEVES
@. X. IN CHURCH
Men in Congregations
Here Urged by Pastors
to Remove Coats.
HEAT IS OPPRESSIVE


Men members " Tulsa churches
are perfectly froo to attend church
services in their SHIRT sleeves as fm
nH the pastors are concerned.
During the summer months the
men may come 10 church In their
Hhirt sleeves, N they 80 doHirc' read
tu announcement W. the bullUtin ~
tho First Irrsbytcrihn church sun
day
'If man has "A clean shirt on,
10, absence ot u coat ~ all right
with me- Rev &. " Kerr, past or
nf tho FIRST Presbyterian church said
yesterday There IN no disrespect
iu the leaving cff Of the coat In
fact. many men who go In their
shirt sleeves through the week
would fiud II difficult 20 wear a
coat at sunday services"
Il have no ohlcctiN to tho men
uf my congregation appearing nj
church without their coats" Rev l..
~ Barton. pastor OF the flOstun Ave
nuc NJ. y. church. said yesterday
I'm fact | rather like It"
llev. Meade Dutt announced AT tho
First Christian church on Sunday
that those gentlemen who cared "a
do 80 had the privilege uf removing
their coats Rev. L. l.. Hrnnnon. pns
made n similar announcement res
Gently
AZ the Sunday evening service In
the figort Memorial church Rev.
Harold q. Cooke advised men OF
the church tofolow the example OF
judge y. !. Gihscr. VINO was In at
tendance AZ 90 soviUo without n
coat and with his collar rolled into
V. II wish the rest of you would
come To church that way" NJ
cooke said 1T liz moro sensible and
II looks moro comfortable. I shall
hhcd my coh when | set warm"
Though extending such permits
sicn 10 their parishioners. the local
ministers, with the exception OF Mr..
Cooke. Will not grant II to them
selves In stating yesterday. at is
perfectly all right tor men OF my
church to emit thcir coats at sun
dav services, bat could not do II
myself" Rev Robert r. Clarke,
paftor ~ tho College nm Com
mpnity church, seemed to voice the
general sentiment.
An Increase IN attendance at owe
ming services In local churche es
which has been noticeable OF late
can probably he traced to the eve.
ming Goodness rho evening service
at the FRS, Presbyterian church will
be held out.ot-doors at o'clock
beYtnninE sunday, June 20. The an,
nunl permission to block traffic he
tween The alley and Boston avcnu.
on seventh street during the rcrv
irc hours. has been given by the no
liac department. Mr.. Kerr win spenl
from pulpit erected on tho norti
lawn OF tho church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
SUGAR DECISION IS GIVEN
Company Forced 10 Pay Difference
In Price to Meet kcdcral Figure.

NEW ORLEANS. June i5--What
was regarded by sugar dealers az "A
verdict OF far reaching effect was
rendered In federal court today
when the G.. ID. Kennoy company OF
Baltimore was awarded $4,000 from
John ". pharr A. Sons Of 81. Mary's
Parish. La. Breach OF contract was
charged.
II was alleged that the Baltimore
company contracted With John ",
Pharr a Sons last October for de-
livery of l.300 barrels OF sugar at
IS cents n pound. Before delivery
could be made the government set "a
price OF ls cents and the Louisiana
concern refused to deliver the sugar
AT less than replacement value. suit
wns for the difference between 2
and ~ cents which the kenncy
company WINS forced TO pay to secure
tho sugar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
In the Oil Fields
.HUniEI,reys Hare
Big Producer

The Midco and the Humphreys
Petroleum comanics have just com
plcted their Robertson No. 6 located
in the west half Of the southwest OF
29-2i-1w and the well IL showing for
500 to zoo barrels Mt 10 feet in the
sand. The top OF the sand was
reached at 1892 feet This is due
west OF their No. 10 on this lease
which was brought In about week
ago and is making from $50 to 200
barrels. Rigs are being built for
Nos. and IN on this lease; while
No. IA is drilling al 500 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
TRIAL FOR Bella KUN MEN
A thousand Witnesses Summoned; ;
Trial nj End Of THIS Month.

BUDAPEST. Juno ii,--order is
being restored and preparations are
In progress for the trial OF 20 'peo-
plo's commissioners. who were In
authority during the Dictatorship Of
Bcla Kun. on the charge OF murder
The date on which the trial will be
held In expected to be fixed by the
end of this month. A thousand witt
nesses haze been summoned and tho
attorney general has requested that
tho American, British and italian Of
ficials who were here during the
communist administration be pres
ent. Approximately n thousand
minor offenders will so brought to
trial later
Counsel for the defendants, II In
i'd, hopes to avoid the death pen
altics, counting ON recrec of gem
altics counting on a decree OF gen
according to custom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
NO IMPORTING OF MExIcANs
Labor Not brought 10 Texas, Says
Sccrctary to Hobby.

Z GALVESTON. Texas. Juno ts.--It
Mexican laborors were imported to
net as strikebrcakcrs incident to the
iongshoremen's strike on tho docks
here, as charged In a telegram from
Frank l.. Morrison, secretary OF the
American Federation OF Labor, to
the secretary OF labor at Washington,
ytalph Soape, secretary to Governor
Hobby this afternoon stated that he
could not find, them. Mr.. Soapo said
he interviewed a number of Next
cans while on a tour OF the wharves
this afternoon, Three OF those with
whom he talked, he said were Tcxast
born citizens
From what have observed, !"
the secretary added, 1T is not at all
probable that state troops will be
withdrawn from Galveston In the
next few days. II In probable. how
ever, that ~ days will see "A reduo-
tlon In numbers"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
OWEN OPPOSES ANY EVASION
says Party Must Take CIcarcut 20.
sltion Upon MI Questions.

BAN FRANCtSCO, June ID
United states Senator Robert T..
owen Of oklahoma declared here to-
day thore should be no oquiyocation
whatever on the peace treaty, the
league ~ nations. on labor or on
The prohibition Amendment Senator
owen thus far IL the only active as
pirant for the democratic prcsiden-
tinl nomination 10 arrive here for
the national party convention open
ing juno 2S
II especially confidc IN tho support
Of the American women" he said.
I favor the ratification OF the treaty
aud the league with reservations
that will bring the majority Of our
people fundamentally behind the
covenant without destroying tho
integrity Of the league
Labor is entitled Ia the most
generous consideration
mo wet plank should he per
mjttod Ia divide the democratic vote.
Tho democracy viii HHaurodly sup
port the strict enforcement Of our
constitution 'hnd law Those who
Wish 10 change II have their remedy
und,r methods provided by tho con
stitutiOn.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

NEW YORK. June l5.-The first
organization meeting of ho consor-
'tium for China consisting of British,
Ilench, Japanese and American
banking groups viii be held in New
York the middle of September. It WAS
announced tonight by Thomas W,
Lamont Of J, 4, Morgan and COM
pany. MIR. Lamont has just returned
from "A four months trip to the
Orient az representative aof an
American banking group acting with
British and French finuncicrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Prepare Northern Expedition.

CoPE%HAGtN, June l5.-knnd
Rasmussen, the Danish explorer, and
Peter Fronchep, his photographer,
are preparing an expedition to- tho
northornmost American EsQuimaux,
Rasmussen declared today the eN-
pedition probably would be the long
est he ever made He plans TO take
provisions to last five years, but ne
considers It likely the trip will last
seven. Fourteen men will comprise
the party,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
FIRE LOSS LIGHTER IN MAY
Report of .he state Fire Marsha,
Shows Damage of sTt,i25.

OKLAHOMA CITY, juno Ia
Fires In May did damage amounting
only to Sai.12b in oklahoma, as
against dafhage In April OF st62,a67,
according 10 the monthly report of
John Connolly. staNa fire marshal.
which was completed today. There
were III fires In May, and lao fires
IN April, Two lives We're lost In fires
In Arril and none In May.
buildings affected by fires In May
wero valued at sbS9.600 and their
contents, Ss=5,752 whilo upon the
buildings there was insurance OF
S3S3sO and upon the contents
$iOi,330,
Defective electric wires or APP
pliances are blamed for nine -pf the
fires, the largest single cause OF
firvs. other causes are careless
smokers, six: detective furnaces.
stoves ar fircpla'es, six: lightning,
six; and Oil, gas or gasoline oxplo-
siOns five.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Cadets Graduate,

WEST POINT. " Y, June ID
The largest graduating class in the
history OF the military academy
27O cadots--today received diplomas
from Secretary - War Baker, auto
matically commissioning them sec
ond heutcnants. 1t y probably the
last of the war emergency classes
which covered n two-ycar period OF
study and training. The honor man
OF the class was James II. Cullum
OF Pennsylvania,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
FORMER DETECTIVE HELD
Oklahoma CITY Man Charged with
Interstate Liquor shipment,

OKLAHOMA CITY. June ID
Pete n, Bicwer. once connected with
tho Oklahoma CITY detective depart
mont. was arrested Monday charged
with intcstatc liquor shipment ac-
cordlng Ia Information given out at
tho office OF district attorney here
tpdny. Bicrwer was taken befOc
Rnost Chambers. United States COM
missioner, and was admitted to bond.
II was said his preliminary would
be held within 10 days.
Two trunks Of the alcohol were
seized by the United States deputy
marHhals nt the Santa Fo station
here Monday. Federal agents would
mako no statement ns to how long
Blower had been suspected OF bring
Ing liquor from New Mexico to Okla
homa city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
TRIAL FOR EMBezzLE LEMENT
Bank official Found Walking In
Woods with Gun After shortage.

NTVVTWT 10 7 nv " WTTW-
M'ALESTER, Okla, June l6,--W,
S. BARNES, formerly an officer OF the
Central National bank of 1AhlcqIuh
OF s5S,500 embo2Elemeut Tho gov
eminent case took all day, being
based ON detailed notations in tho
banks books read to the jury, ex-
planned by expert examiners.
What the defense viii be has not
been indicated. Barnes spends near
ly all ot hts time nerVously finger
ing bits of paper and gazing Into
space lilo was found wandering IN
the woods near his home with pis.
tni in his hand shortly before the
shortages In the hank were discov-
cred IL was stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
EcM Rihr IicCriNcd.

OKLAHOMA CITY June 10
Bids accepted onI,stato land sold to-
day by the board of public affairs
aggregated $500. II. V, Bird, sccre
tary OF the board, said. Other bids
are hing investigated and q large
number ot them probably viii be So-
ccptcd laNr. he said.
More than 500 tracts were adver-
tlsed for sale and only seventeen
were sold. All tracts are In or near
the city,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Negro Makes Second
Escape in Maryland

EASTON, Md, June l5.--lsiah
Fountain, negro, who was awaiting
sentence OF execution for criminal
assault upon Bertha simpson, 3
ycar-old white girl In Trappe, Md,
on April 10, made his second es-
capo from Jail hero tonight The
sheriff and "A posse of 200 men are
searching the woods and open
threats are made Of lynChing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Withdrawal Opposed.

SPRATANBURG, s. G., June Is
The South Carolina department Of
the American legion in convention
here today went on record as OPP
posing withdrawal from the nation
al organization and delegates TO the
national convention, soon to meet in
Cleveland, ohio, were instructed to
use every effort to have the action Of
the national executive committee in
advoca ting cash bonus for former
seryiSe men repudisted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Second Gusher of Week to
Waite Phillips Credit

Waite Phillips Is drilling In today
his No, Jane Reed, located in the
northeast OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF z2l4-l1. This we'll
which has tnst touched the Wilcox
sand is reported to he flowing 2,tOo
barrels daily. Mr.. Phillips Jose
phino Thompson No. / located in
the northeast Of the southeast o,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
ASK OPEN SHOP APPROVAL
Master Plumbers Consider Rcsoiu
tfpn---Rcfcrrcd TO Committee.

PITTSBURGH. June ia reso-
luton indorsing without reservation
the open shop was introduced at to-
dhv's session OF the annual conven-
tion of the Master Plumbers Nation
al association here. II was referred
10 the resolutions committee with
out debate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
B0NlLLAS GOES TO CAPITAL
Mexican Ambassador Arrives Across
Border: May 20 Ia Italy.

LAREDO, Tex, June l5,--Ygna-
clio Bonillas. former Mexican ann
bassador TO the Unitas States, ar
EN- route TO Washington, Bonillas said
that only after he reached Washing
ton would he determine his future
destination. He stated that his wife
and two daughters were in Italy and
that after communicating with them,
nc would decide whether he would
go there or wait their arrival In the
United stFes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

NV lnl'Tndthntl NtNS service
ASTORIA, one, June l5.-With-
In few weeks a company will be-
gin drillin, for oil in Clatsop
county, according to Il, IL, kiff. an
oil expert OF oklahoma.
I'VE are certain that there is oil
chose to ASTORIA says the expert
Right Ia the city u Astoria one
can find shalo which is clear iR-
Ndlcation that there e. oil in this
vicinity. We are, going through with
the plan and are confident thlt We
viii find oil in less than 1000
foot"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
In the Ucnryctta District.

The Henry and Usage oil compa.
MICS No. vivian Mcintyre, located
In the southeast OF the northwest OF
the northwest of 12-ll-l0. is spud
ding in. This test Is located about
two miles northwest OF the King
wood Newman well which came In
with an initial production of 25O
barrels a few days ago.
The Atlantic OIL Producing com
pany has rig UP in the northeast
corner OF the northeast OF lS-l0-l2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
SaJ,uiJa.

Three small wells were brought In
this week In the district, the Bihg %
Bing No. 3 Marshall. located In the
northwest of the southwest OF the
southwest OF 36-is-i0, is a 10 barrel
well in the 2.400-foot sand.
Phillips & Hartley have q b-barrel
well In their No. 2 kiefer located al
;he center Of the west limo OF the
southwest OF the southwest OF the
southwest OF 26-lS-l0.
a. *. Wheeler's No. Allen, in the
northeast corner of the southwest
Of 27-lS-l0. Is making five barrels
after the shot at 2.40i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
TO FIGHT FOR "WET" PLANK
New Jersey Representative Ready
for Battle at Frisco,

NEWARK, y. j., June l6.--James
II Nugent, New Jerseys represen-
tativc on the democratic platform
committee, announced tonight he
would fight 90 incorporate n wet"
plank in the platform at the nation
al convention In san Francisco. lie
will be hacked by the other members
- the New Jersey delegation, ac-
Ccrding TO Mayor Frederick Don
nelly ~ Trenton, Of the states big
four"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
HOME RULE BILL AMENDED
House OF Commons Amends Bill on
LINES Desired by Unlonists.

LONDON. June la--In the alb
sence of any real opposition from
the liberals. lnboritcs, or national
lists. the home rule bill In the house
of commons Is undergoing consider
able amendment, mainly on lines de-
sired by the unionist party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
At Crystal Falls, Texas.

The Roxana Petroleum company
Ball No. | at crystal Falls reached
the top OF the sand at 3,S32 feet and
at only one foot in is making 100
barrels. They are setting tankage
preparatory to drilling in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Wnsllinrinn County.

Tho Empire company has an
1000, 900 gasser in the Burgess sand
at approximately ! 800 feet II Is
located in the southwest of 31-24-l3,
The Texas company has n 10000
900 gasser In the southeast of the
Jl-24.l3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

The Tidal oil company's No. ii
,on the Phillips & burlington farm
in the southeast corner OF the
southwest of 32-21-13 reached the
.tcp of the sand at 1.IQ7 feet ani
at a total depth OF 1,ll9 feet is
good for(s0 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Bcggs District.

Tcmplcman oil corporation ana
Producers a. Refincrs corporation
No. | Willie King In the southwest
corner of northwest northeast HI
il southwest OF Ecggs. set the six
inch casing at 2,2oo feet and is drill-
ing at 1850 feet. They expect to get
the Wilcox sand around $500 feet
sometime next week. This is two To-
cations north OF Producers n Re
f.ners corporation No. Pink iiaw-
kins, which came in at 1900 barrels
natural and Increase dto 1000 bar
r. II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
I'm s,cphcns County. Texas.

The oklahoma Producing & Re
filming Co.'S sloan No. 3, which was
completed about three weeks ago
with an initial production Of 1900
barrels. Is holding up nicely and at
hast report is said to be doing bet
ter than 500 barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

The Hallmo oil company's No. ]
'catricc SanGo in southwest of
of 16-15-l0. which was
'Completed about two weeks ago Is
still flowing l5o barrels. hos. 2 and
on this lease are rigs building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
.AfCcrnent

The Gorton Trust company has a
1S million gasser in it's No. 3
Wade, located in the southeast cor
ner of the northwest OF the southeast
OF 2-jn-9w. Sand was topped at
2,352 feet and the total depth Is
2,376 feet.
The Union Cement Petroleum
company No. Wagner. located at
The center Of the north line of the
nodtheast OF the southwest of 1915
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

9w, IL making rs barrels in the 2,4o9
TO 2,473 foot strata.
The Invinciblc oil campany has
t25 barrel producer In the 1884 TO
1900 foot sand, in It's %. In
dian located I'm the northeast cor
ncr Of the northwest OF l0-5-9w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16
Kansas.

The Skelly OH company has a
well showing for about as barrels
In its No J, ]. Morris, located in
21-23-9 in thd Teter pool The top
OF the sand was touched at 2,52O
feet and they are still in at 2.5i0
feet The well is being drilled in to-
day. No. 8 on this lease is a rig.
The skelly oil company is drilling
at 1881 feet OIL its Allison farm No
/ In 1s-21-5. in the Florence pool
The Skclly oil company has "A rig
up and will drill a test well on the
Dye farm in the northwest OF the
northeast OF !2-2i-l3. in Woodson
COUNTY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

the southwe,,t OF the same section,
yesterday to he making 700
barrels at total depth Of 2.975 feet.
is now producing 1900 barrels at a
slightly lower depth.
The Meeker herald., 1920-11-20
Family Lives In Bottle.

There Is bottle In use at Pine
Island Lake. n. H.. which houses an
entire family. The bottle, made Of
wood. stands IS feet In height and Is
10 feet in diameter. 1t was construct
ed to advertise n widely known bever-
nge, but housing conditions were so
difficult and the cost of building con-
struction so high that Louis +. Mess
Ter bought II and had 1t removed to
the lake, where It was regretted and
nm addition built for use as COM
blnation living room and kitchen. leav-
Ing the rest of the bottle residence"
free for the family and their guests.
The first floor OF the bottle Ii
used us dining room, while the Sec
ond and third floors are sleeping
rooms, reached by means OF ship lad
ders. All the rooms are comfortably
furnished. Electric light has been In
stalled, together with telephone serv-
Ice and other accessories.
The Meeker herald., 1920-11-20
HAS NO FEAR OF SHARKS
Writer Tells Of Curious Fish Which
the Monsters Of the Deep Leave
Severely Alone.

There Is one fish that has no fear
of sharks. This Ash inhnbIts the wa
tiers OF the South Sea isles. Frederick
O'Brlen tells in his book. white Shad-
cws In the South Seas" Of hnv-
Ing seen thousands Of these Ash
living peacefully In cove fairly alive
with man-eating sharks.
"ThIs Ash, the Diodon nntennatus."
Mr.. O'Brien writes, gets the better of
the shark In curious manner. He
can blow himself up by taking in air
and water. until he becomes bloated
wretch instead Of the fairly decent
thing he Is In his normal moments. He
can bite, he can make a noise with his
jaws and he can eject winter from his
mouth to some distance.
Besides all this. he erects papil-
Inc on his skin like thorns. and Sc
cretes In the skin OF his belly a car
mine fluid that makes permanent
stain.
despite NIL these defenses. II tho
shark Is fool enough to heed no warn
Ing. and to eat Diodon, the latter
puffs himself up, md eats his way
through the shark to liberty, leaving
the shark riddled and lcaky, and. in
deed dead"
The writer snys that should this
still he doubted. he refers his readers
to Charles Darwin.
The Meeker herald., 1920-11-20
Cow Wa. Sightseeing.

A COW from the country wapdered
into Keene, N. H., sauntered along the
sidewalk, stopped to look in at sew
ernl windows. first OF the telephone
office, next Mt Fcrrin's store. and then
Of the ice cream parlors. paused for
time to examine the sample photo
graphs In front of studio. and then
started up the studio stairs. Half way
up the cow decided not to 90 further,
and without room enough to turn
around made rapid descent back
ward, doing qulckstep In order to
keep upright. The town officer was
ready to arrest the intruder when she
struck the sidewalk, but he had to
rhnse her through FIVE streets before
he could put the handouts on.