davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Home Building
More Costly Than
Six Months Ago
Builder in Brooklyn Gives
Figures Showing How
Materials Are Steadily
Inc rcasing in Price

}. D. Ranck, n Flntbush builder Of
homss. declares houses cannot be
erected to-day as cheaply as they could
six months ago owing TO the increase
, In the cost Of materials He declares
that recent published reports to the
contrary are misleading and tia. the
Legislature has failed to help relieve
the rituation. Commenting on the sub-
ject Mr.. Ranek yesterday said:
Ninety per cant Of the houses new
being offered on the market could not
ba Reproduced for the same meacy un-
der the present prices Of material. NF,or
instSnce, the price lath used t-s.s-s,
majority OF the -.ss,ssszzzaE
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE

80 acre farm go'd ho1sG cad harm
with electric lights, Ic. wire fence,
Land in high safe of cultivation.
Price $4,000, $500 cash, bal
ance good terms.
40 acres. good buildings, net wire
fence, one half mile from school.
Water piped to house for culinary
use from spring. Prize with all i'm
plements, two horses and harness,
cow and chickens, s1O,500, s2,50O
cash. There is no better land than
this, and smooth.
200 acre stock ranch 1870 acres
In alfalfa, small orchard, room
brick house, barn and all kinds Of
sheds, good alter right from noun
tain stream, 60 head OF cattle, 40
sheep. 4 horses, 200 tons Of hay with
place. Price $4,000, half cash.
This is real bargain.
We have much cheaper land for
sale than the above mentioned but
these are the big producers. II you
are looking for q good farm and q
real bargain We have it for you.
JENSEN REALTY co.
once Over Burley Electric Co.
hurley, IDAHO
Ady-10-12
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
Made Ct, Name immortal

The endless screw is still called after
Archlmedes, for he invented II to pump
the water from the hold, Of vessels,
and has not been improved upon since.
1t Is long spiral, the lower extremity
running down Into the watei. and as II
s turned the water IL lifted. flowing
out at the top. II As really develop
ment of this Archimedean screw. re
versed In action, which Is seen In the
propellers of modern steamships.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
TO Preserve f.erns.

There are at least two very salts
factory ways to preserve maiden-hair
ferns. One is to dip the ferns rs soon
as gathered In perfectly limpid gum
water. This should be done very care.
fully. After allowing them to drain
for two or three minutes, arrange In q
vase to dry. Another very good way
Is to put the ferns when first gathered,
between two clean sheets Of blOttIng
paper. Lay between boards and press
Tor week or so.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
GOVERNOR HARD
ING DENIES
REPORT

Wide circulated reports that the
Federal Reserve Board had classed
automobiles with 'non-essentials"
and ordered member banks to re-
strict the financing of automobile
accounts were emphatically denied
by Governor william P. G. Harding
at the meeting in Cleveland of credit
and advertising sections Of the Meter
and Accessory Manufacturers associ-
alton.
| The unmistakable terms used ny
Governor Harding in denying the
erroneous reports will have most
beneficial effect upon the automo-
bile industry, says the B. F. Good
rich Rubber company. Now that the
exact attitude of the reserve board
has been clearly stated, the industt |.
can go ahead without being hamper
ed by unwarranted restrictions.
Nothing has been done by the
Federal Reserve Board" said Gov.
ernor Harding, that reflects In any
manner upon one Of the greatest In
dustries In the country. It would be
serious thing for any body Of men
to attack or attempt to destro! h
business as firmly rooted and hav.
irg as many elements Of essentially
as the automotive industry. So far
as the Federal Reserve Board is con-
crned no such attempts have been
or will be made"
Mr.. Harding said that the dissen-
ination Of the reports that the boar,i
had ruled against the industry were
probably due to the natural re,dc-
lance of some bankers to say NJ 10
an applicant for credit when II might
mean the loss of an account. On
investigation he said, 1t had tecn
found that many bankers had follow
ed the lines OF least resistance and
had passed the buck" to the Fea-
raj Reserve Board.
Although Governor Harding said
that conservatism" would be the
order OF the day for some time to
come, he assured the association of
the nations sound and healthy con-
dition.
Business is generally looking for
ward" he said, II feel that we are
on a much firmer foundation than
we were seven or eight months ago.
The country is recovering from the
late era OF extravaganza. We must
keep our heads and do business al
ong safe and conservative lines and
everything will turn on; I'll right"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
Things Tina. Arc A.,.r Wasted.

No honest work is wasted Force
is never lost. You may not see the re-
suits you expect, out there are al
ways results when there Is effort.
Never let yourself think that any.
thing you lave done has been done
IN vain. Effort AID achievement are
inseparab,e.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07
eroof That Quality Counts

BlschoT, the great Russian scientist
and naturalist, once said 'wOmen nre
Inferior 10 men because their rain
ire smaller and lighter But whrn
that man died his brain was weighed
md found to be lighter than the aver
ige wOnlan's. SO II is not weight o.
,i2e or sex, but quality, that makso
superiority, as the presumDtuous HE
bofr proves Exchange.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07

Those Who Need Laws Restraint
What cage is to The wild beast.
Jaw Is to the selfish man. Restraint
Is for the savage, the rapacious, the
violent; not for the just, the gentle.
the benevolent. All necessity for ex.
tsfnsl force implies q morbid stats.-
Herbert Spencer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-07

This little Western miss won q
beauty contest In California ana
ner reward was . trip to Washing.
ton and . call at the White House,
guest Of <,'ho California Raisin
Growers ce.ssooiation. Her name
In Violet 0N0ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
IBAN \ LINCHAR A LOS REPAT;
TIDORES DE EJIDOS.

TACATECAS. AbrI 2.-El gober-
Hador del Estado orGen6 II Presi-
dente Municipal del pueblo de Sain
Alto. Sc presente ante la Secretaria q
eyplicar los hechos escandaIoSos que
en- csc pueblo Sc registraron con mo
two dc haberse p~resentado los dele
gados de la Comision Local Agraria,
4 fin de hGcer TN geparto de ejides,
&c acusrto con Ia ley de n materia
Cuando los d!chos delegates 81
presemtaron a IL Presidencia Mum
cipal. e. alcalde les recibio de mala
manera, alegando que a 81 NADIA Il
importaban el gObierno nj Ia Conf,
sion Agraria.
Los deIegadOs. naturalmente, ira,
taron de imponer 81 ~autoridad fe-
deral, pero cI Alcalde los amenaz6 J
los hizo que Sc fueran derecha V &C
tivamente a Ia casa en- Que Sc habian
hospCdaGo.
Los de Ia Cornision, cuando cye-
yeron que Ia cosa Sc habia calnado,
salieron con objeto de dar IN paseo
en- el pueblo, pero fueron recibidos
= p~edradas y d balazos por aigunos
de los rancheros, que tambien anda.
ban de paseo. No hubc desgracia
personal, pues exception de una fUer-
tc pedrada que recibi6 en- Ia espalda
tx de los deiegados, los dem&s que
daron ~ilesos, a pesar de los ba,azos
y de Z lluvia de piedrss que scbre
ellos Sc descargo.
Los delegados pidieron ayuda al
gobierno del Estado, pero su teiecr&,
ma no les fue c~ontestado Sino haste
despues de cuatro dias, ignorandost
Las noticias que hay sobre el ca
a causa del retardo.
50 son las de que el -Alcalde esti d.
acuerdo con algunos de los terrate-
nientes cuyas propiedades Sc trata
De dividir, de acucrdo con las dis,
posiciones relatives a las restitucio-
mes de cjidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
NOTAS FORANEAS
EN- BENEFICI0 DE
los POBRES.

SEGUIN, Texas, abril Sci gam
DO Bamboo" Numero 3040, &c Ia
Organization de los LeHadores del
Mundo, de esta ciudadt ha acordado
o~rganizar una serie de bales y fies-
tas. con 81 fin de reunir un fondo de
beneficencia publica, que $ destinara
a ayudar a los pobres de ~solemnidad
que Sc encUentre enfarmos, asi como
i los h~uerfanos : viudas que queden
IN la ind;gencia y para pagan los gas
Los de f~unerales de aquellos compa-
triotas cue no tcngan deudos.
La iniciativa del citado Campo ha
s;do m!uv bien recibida, pues ten
de a reali2ar una verdadera cbra hu.
manitaria Y desinteresada, y por tai
motive ha merecido Ell elogio de To-
da Ia colonia. Los in!ciadores de esta
obra. han recibido adenlas, Ia prone
sa de numerosos c0mpatrjotas, de
c~ontribuir pecunariamente con su
6bolo, para aumentar rapidamonte csc
fondo de h~eneficencia, a fin de que
cuanto artes empiezen 4 impartirse
los auxiIios a quienes los neces;ten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

En- Zacatecas r%eformardn Ia
Constitution para defeH-
derse de CarrQnza

ZACATECAS, Abril 2.-Suscrita
0cr varies de los diputados a Ia Le-
"islatura local Sc preSento n inte-
resante Y trascendental iniciativa de
reforma Z Ia Constitution, que tien-
de = evitar cue 81 Presidente de la
Republica pueda, segIin determinadas
circurstanCias, poner IN g~obernador
militar er el Estado. Sc busca cla-
ramente la Il de que Carranza
no pueda, legalmente, manGar Z es-
Ia ciudaG a Murguia o cualquier Otro
lie los militares incondicionales, de
los que Sc esta valiendo para acabar
con la ouosici6n al candidate Official,
Ing. Ignacio BorHlas, en- vista de
cue Estrada, al g~obernador.
cs partidario franco docidido de
Oregon.
La reforma dc que Sc Crata consis
rir& en- que ningun militar podra O.
cupar Ia gubernatura del Estado sin
que antes haya perManecidu per al.
gun tempo Ell receso Y no Sc haya
mezcladc en- asuntos politicos, tal CO.
no 10 acord0 la Secretaria De Cue
ira.
Sc indica que cstos habiles traba,
JOS son obra del Comite Indepen,
diente Zacatecano, que abiertamente
esta contra 81 gobierno del centre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
Tn sacerdote eStd encmgado
de lograr la reHdicion de
los reuoIucioRarioS

ZACATECAS, Abril Ell Padre
Cubral. que ticne Z su cargo el cura-
10 de Valparaiso. esta hacienda ces,
tones encaminad;S 4 lograr Il re1di,
ci6n de aIgunos levantados EN- armas
contra 81 gobierno d. CarrarZa Pa
RI hoy la c~onseguI0o Ia ren1:clpr d
varios grupos rebe!des que cstahaa
capitaneados por los jefes Ma}dona-
do. Jose Herrera y JustO Avila. FL
Padre Cabral est& autorizado por e.
gobierno para ofrecer g~arantias y Sc
sabe que las medidas que el tome Sc
ran respetadas por las autoridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
IMICHOACAN
LEGO a Morela ell candidate
del partido cafolico al
gobierno del Estado

MORELIA, Mich, Abril 2.-Sin
haber dado aviso z sus correligiona-
rios, lego repentinamente el Ing Por-
firio Garcia de Leon, que figura Co
mho candidate al gobierno del Esta-
do. en- contra del senior Larrauri Mon
tano. Los p~artidarios del Ing. Gar
cia de Leon, que en- 81 mayorla
~pertenecen al partido liberal prepa
ran algunos festejos en- honor de 81
candidate, Y Sc proponen, al mismo
tempo, celebrar algunos mitines po-
pularcs.
Ell gcbernador del Estado la
nedido infornles q Ia Secretarla dc
Guerra sobre 81 va es tempo de en-
tregar a Miguel Uiloa d las autor!-
dades federales, a fin de cue recon-
sideren Ell proceso cue Sc lie ha ms
truido por haber Gado musrte a once
personals en- Ct Bosque Cuauhtemoc,
cereano a esta ciudad. UE grupo de
politicos, con este motive. ha comen-
zado a atacar al gobernadcr Y q al
Cuncs otros funcionarios.
Ell senior Enrique Ayala, cue
desempenaba or esta ciudad el cargo
De jefe de Hacienda, falleci6 q con-
secuencia de. los golpes que recib!o a
| ser tirado por IN caballo brioso que
nontaba durante ~ fiesta en- QUE
Sc iban I efectuar unas carreras.
FL general Renteria Luyiano, pusc
a disposition de IA familia, que Sc ha
la en- Ia ciudad de Mexico, ST. trer
especial a fin de que venga a YER e
cadaver del s2nor Ayala, 4 Quien Sc
dara sepultura despues.
Con este motive, las cajas de Ia
oficina del senior Ayala fucron sella,
dss por orden de las autoridades,
Los empleados federales = la tropa
no han podldO e pagadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
CHIHUAHUA
Conferencias del padre Mier

CHIHUAHUA, Abril 2.-Las pl&,
ticas que. Sc habian anunclado del pa,
Dire Jesuita Jose Mier Y Teran har
continuado vcrificandcsc con IN Gyi-
to extraordinario. pues 4 elias ha
concurrido gantc de todas las cla,
SEES sociales. Los tem@s de esas con
f~erencias han sido interesantes, figu-
rando entire clos el dc Fl Universe
ante Ia razon humane. GNaturalismc
0 religion positiva?; L. Gran Insti,
tuci6n de Cristo Y alguncs otros, tan,
hicn de Ia misma importancia filoso
flea fe!i%iosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
CHIHUAHUA
Diez ntiIIones de productos
exportados q Edos. UnidoS

CHIHUAHUA, Mario 3l.-Segun
los registros que Sc llevan en- e. Con
suiado Americana de esta ciudad, el
ano pasado Sc e~xportaron productcs
del Estado, para Escados Unidos, por
valor de diez milloRes de pesos. Este
valor 10 representation. principalnen
Re. metales de ORC, plata, zinc Y otros,
asi como grandes ~cantidades de cue
ros de res = otros articulos diversos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
TONICO MARAVILL0S0
Del Padre Pena
ALMA DIEZ ~ENFERMEDADES

I-Tuserculosis en- primer grade. 2-La dis
pepesia por croRica cue sen, S.-El reuRlatis
NO. LAS nea-aigias. 5.-Las calentu-as
mas re5eldeS, S.-Las toseS y catarrcS. -
Las do.enc;as cue Gcedan de n influenza.
S-Los males del coreEou QUO prcvienen del
est6uagc. 9-Lz a-era!a- le.-Las !:cbrS
pal!dicaS o frios.
NUMERABLES son Los TESTIMONIES
DE LOS ENFERNos QUE HAN SANA-
no CON ESTA MEDICINA DEL PADRE
PESA.-ESTA MEDICINA ESTA DEBI-
DAMENTE RECISTRADA BAJo Ell NJ
NERO 1880.
PREcIo :-Eraseo de Is onzas. s1.oc De
; onzas. Soc.
DE NENTA
En- Laredo, Texas. Botieas del ReluEio y
Colorado
En- San Antonio, Texas. Ro-css de Eidal
so : San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
,6as Main Ave. Laredo, T=xss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial LOzano,
lI8 n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
i Z frQves de Mexico ~
NUEVO LEON
Datos para Ia historic de
la reUoIucion carrancista

MONTERREY, n. L. Abril 2.-Se
ha prevenido q los jefes Y oficiales
de Ia guarnici6n de esta plaza que
rindan III pormenorizado informe a
cerca de "sus antecedentss militares,
las acciones de guerra en- que hayan
tornado parte", etc.
Esta noticia ha hecho suponer q
varias personals que Sc trata de TO-
mar amplics datos para la historic
del constitucionalisno, que Sc dice
Sc Va Z escribir en- IL ciudad de Me-
xico, para SET enviada al extranje,
70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

Para libros en- espanoi diriJase
listed 4 la Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis \. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

La criada de Ia casa del senior
Daniel Salas Lopez, de csta ciudad,
Sc puso de acuerdo con JESUS Rodri-
guez para sustraer de Ia citada casa
algunas prcndas de ropa. En estas
iba TN chek por valor de setecientos
d6lares contra IN banco de Nueva
York. Cuando los ladrcnes trataron
de neCociar csc valor, fueron descu-
biertos y c~apturados inmediatamen-
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

Continuan en- actiUidad los
roba-vacas On Puebia

PUEELA. Abyil 2.-LaS autOri6a.
des militarcs ordenaron que TN pi'
quote de tropa saliera . p~erseguir &
yaricS ladrones de ganado que To-
graron EevarSe alGuros animales dc
Rancho Colorado, doude existen unos
banOs que Sc dice son medicinales.
Los iadrcnes pracUicaron una he
ratacion en- los corrales de In fInca
y por ella sacaron las vacas Y las mu
las. Todo 10 robado asciendc d GER
ca de mil ~quIAientos pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

sus Depositos.- Baga sus depositos HOY MIS-
NO por correo, haga que ST. dinero aumente
ganando intereses, y evite Ella tentaclon
de sastarlo en- cosas inQti1s.
Teniendo una cuenta con este Banco, d.
,ouSere I'd. CREDITo Y Ell dia que ID. nece-
site de ayuda, este 8anco Sc la proper
.cionaras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

Las auooriGades tiel MImicipio
dierCn orden de cue fuera recogido
todo 81 pescado que sc estaba ven
diendo en- Ell parian, por haber recibi-
do aviso de que Sc hallaba IN estado
de decomposition. Sc cumpli0 con
Ia ordcl y Sc VIC que, Ell efecto, el
marisco estaba danado, segun ell ana
Isis que de el Sc hizo en- el Conse,
10 de Salubridad del Estado.
Los vendedores del pescado fueron
aprehendidos y es probable que Sc les
cOnsigne g las autoridadcs Judicial
les, rues a sabiendaS estaban expen-
disndo Ia mala mercancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
DECIA UN
PARA SER RICO

10 dificil es juntar
los ~prineros MIL pc
SOS, los demas Sc jun
tan solos,
Peruitauos listed que
lie ayudemos 2 ser RI
CO., p~agandole IN in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

En- Ia Ultima session de- Ayunta-
!niento de esra ciudad Sc acordo re
formar e reglamsuto de fondas y
puluuerias. en- 81 sanCido Ge que sean
cerradaS 4 las siete de Ia noche.
DispGscse. asimlsmo, Ia Suppression de
las "cnarangas" que TODD q dfa abu-
rren a la genie de trabaJo y cue, en-
fin, huedaba pTchibido terminate
mente que las mujeres Sc encarguen
de Ia venta de bebidas embriagantes,
diciendose que este daba lugar 4 Ia
comisi6n de faltas Y de!itos- La ciu,
dad ha ~apIaidido estas disposiciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

FL doctor SANCHEZ Paroles, Ar
zobispo de esta ciudad, continua en-
fermo. aurque no de gravedad come
So craia antes. Sin embargo, los me
dicos le nan prohibido que abandone
i h~abjt&cione5 para cvitar cual,
quiera complication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06

Los robos continuan hasta en- los
hoteles mas cantricos. In senior que
vino : realizar algunas mercancias
deposit6. para mayor seguridad, GER
ca de dos mil pesos en- Il administra-
cion del ESTABLISHMENTS denonE;na-
do Fl Jardin, pero Ct Administrator
hugo con el depoSito. Fl dueno del
hotel esta acusado de complicidad en-
81 ro5o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-06
PARA TODOS LOS USOS CULINA

r L quenador Long Blue Chimney propOrciona el cabr adecuado para cocnar
= ouie-a Gnerto Embellishments. Produce VI caIor intense Y puros obree
pnnte. sea cual fuere Ia atura de Ia fama--La llama Sc manlene a Ia atura
n desperdiciar combusube V sin producer hume, mono u oNr desagradabe.
Adquiga IN ENufa New Perfection para tdoosl los uos cufnaros-un horno
Perfection para kacer pan Y use Petroleo Magnolia de Segurdad.
Am5e, s rnan en- los ero5sehartos a~rmdo ID @@ geh@: Po ce Sc e aseHe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05
BRADLEY ASSERTS HE
SUFFERED TWO YEARS
Popular TradCema Glad To Add
His Endorsement for Orgatouc
Treatment

'Orsdyone has made a well man Of
me after had suffered for two years
ana spent lots Of money trying 10 get
rehei' said W. J. bradley. g well
known contractor and builder reside
ing at g02 West Second street, Fort
Worth. Texas.
was In miserable shape he
continued, and about "a year ago !
became 50 much wor.n that ! real
Ecd my condition was getting se-
ilous and something would have 10
oe done. | had hardly any appetite
ana after forcing down eyerythi1g
would become nauseated and sick
al the stomach. ! was weak and ner-
Nousl and sleep was very rare
thlhs Tor me, | had continuous pairs
through the small Of my hack which
tept me In constant misery most Of
We tlme and I want to tell YOU II any
Sne ever suffered | did.
u tried everything / could think
or but got no relief until | started
on Orgatonc, BY the time / had
'dhen three bottles | was so much
improved that | was sure II was the
Ilght thing in my case aad | con-
,'hued with the treatment of SIX
""tOles' My appetite picked up right
away ana now ! don't have "A Bit Of
,loubie with gas, nervousness or in
u'sestlon and everybody around here
are talking about how much better
am looking. [ sure do feel fine
now and It was nothing but Orga-
uohe that fixed me up and tho re-
"Hlls have been SO good i'm my ca 90
mat have INDUCED my wife to s.art
on a treatment also"
orgatone Is not so-called patent
or secret remedy but a new scientific
treatment absolutely free from
1tphol IN any form and is sold in
Iaa oy Roy II. Getman's Rcxau
Iore exclusively, under tho personal
Nectloil OF special Orgatonc rep
heAau store, West Tulsa. tho Red
cross Drug Store. Okmulgcc ana tho
WDod-O~ens Drug store, SapuIpa.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05
TWO CAR THIEVES
SIGN CONFESSION
Saw Car Found Here Was
Stolen From Trinidad,
Colorado.
HAVE LONG CRIME LIST
I'd Becker and Ed Bateman
viii 60 to Colorado to BE
Tried; Tell Method.

Ed.ard Becker and Eddie Bate
,rrcsted Yesterday 10y l''t''-
t,a. t,ruest Goode and II. X. boyd
,..,,sod , rommotion In po'lc' tlrt't7
h,, .irpirp "A complete confession 'o
~ ,Icsliug OF "A 1890 model Moon
.,,,orohiIe from Trinidad, Cnlo" on
,s1r,,arv II This u the first time
.bc history of the Tulsa depart
"a, mat an automobile thict mas
.onfaescd 10 his crime prior 10 MS
hgtss snntcnCed.
fockcr is q Tulsa boy. ms aS'u
uo,bcr and brother, residing a,
,a44 North Roston. lie was ac'uS'n
of horse stealing last SPRING hul
failed 20 appear Tor u Lhl az lttI ','"'
,cica.cd ON $500 bond furnished by "A
in..I bcndsman Bateman sayS that
n, liyc4 iu Casper. Wyo., but that hc'
has been i'm Ranger, Texas. recently.
lie 90 believed to have worked,
through California.
According to the detectives, a com
nletc outline of the methods used 10y
inc car thieves was unfolded In the
confession. wl1Ch was not made pun
iic I, is asserted that the thieves
took automobiles stolen In CAlifurD "A
IA colorado Texas and oklahoma,
and that cars stolen in oklahoma
were taken to the other places
through an underground auto
system.
Detectives branded Becker az one
Of the most aggressive car thieves IN
this section. but said that Blteman
.s not known here. Although Becker
mas q long record in the local rogue
aslIerv. Bateman's record. which Is
uoE en- route from Colorado along
wiG two deputy mdrshals, Is believed
10 be more complicated with grand
larceny charges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05
NOT TO PUSH THE REQUEST
Nttorncy Generals OFFICE VIII Not
Prosecute Carter.

BY Assoeiated Press state Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, March ---
Assistants In the attorney generals
office decided today they will takc
no action on Governor Robertsun's
request to file mandamus proceed
ings against Frank G. Carter, state
auditor, to force payment OF the sal
ary Of Jim Noble. negro janitor at
the capital. until the return from
Washington Of Attorney General $.
T.. Freezing
The decision was reached at a con-
ference of assistants who decided ac-
zion should he brought by private
attorney and the attorney generals
office should defend Carter's posi-
tlon.
Carter refused to pay the salary of
Noble. insisting that he Is n messen-
ger for the governor and not a
ianitor and that the salary should
be paid but not out of the janitor
fund.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05

SHAWNEE March 4.--Fom negro
gamblers. caught playing blackjack
m a negro pool hail here Saturday
afternoon. were fined $3.50 ~ four
jurIes today. one negro was also
given u J0-day Jail sentence
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05
RcviyaIs sweep shawnee.

SHAWNEE, Okla, March Al
churches in this city have Joined in
revival services, each church em-
Dloying an evangelist and singer. The
scrv'ces will continue for three
weeks