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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

For Rent Two rooms over Cliff
Carr Shop Second street entrance. 1873
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

iackings are also charged against
| the three mon
Wounded Detective Identifies Pair
Two ~ the accused bandits. Fears
| and Cook. we're positively identified
| by officer Wilkorsou when taken
| before him while ne lay wounded at
| the Oklahoma hospital Monday
morning lie identified Cook as
| having been the man who fired one
shot and fled Fears he said, fired
| five shots before fleeing TO the auto.
Smith was not taken before Wilkcr-
son. The latter said that Cook and
| Fears were the only two that ne
I positively recognized.
| Although tho alleged bandits all
wore masks. WilkcraOn said nc was
certain OF his Identification. lie had
known both Of the men FOR some
| time he said.
| first we're Identified early Monday
morning by y. NJ CEddieJ CambilL
I local musician ana Frank Clayton,
| no South cincinnati. as the three
.undits who had robbed them Sun
day night
Caught with Goods.
Gumblll and a young friend were
| lhijacked about midnight north OF
lSkiJiook. The young musician re-
ported that there were three bandits
AN wearing masks. They relieved
him OF S2.05 In money two pocket
knives and keys and u 3 so check.
iambill identified his knives keys
and the check among the articles
taken from the three suspected
bandits
Early Sunday night Clayton
caught man driving of with his
car from IN front OF his home. clay.
| ton attempted to interfere and was
covered with a gun. Tho thief
| forced clayton to drive the car a few
/ blocks down the street whore two
other men. companions OF the auto
thief, entered the car and from
there Clayton said he was forced
| 90 drive the car into the country
whore he was held up, robbed Of
/ So In money cuff buttons, his over
coat ana his car and then kicked
/ out The bandits were driving Clay
! TOMS car when captured.
! Both Gambill and Clayton posit-
lively Identified thg three suspects
charging conJoint robbery before
tho county attorney against the three
men. Both infutmutiUns were filed
| before Justice John II Query. None
! OF the trio have yet been arruigncd.
Murder Charge for Trio.
Following the death OF Aurandt
| the county attorney announced that
a charge Of murder would be placed
against Cook, Fears and Dalton.
/ The men will probably be arraigncd
sometime Tuesday. Trials in dis
| trlct court will he rushed, according
to the county attorney
Cook and Ballard were both held
for district court trial on auto theft
charges recently, by Justice Query.
Both men were charged With the
/ theft of Ford from 6. T.. Ritchcy.
oil lease foreman. Ballard and Cook
were released under $1,000 bonds
each. Two women who claimed "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

Woman's Art Exchange 20 West
Fourth offers beautiful gifts fol
every age. ge.-Advertisemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
OFFERS REWARD FOR DOG
First National Bank 'possum Dog
Has Disappeared From Home.

For the first timo In weeks. the
''possum hunters" at tho First Ma
tional bank did not hunt Saturday
night. And there are no more
hunts IN prospect, for Drum" the
champion possum dog with SO pos
sums to his credit, has disappeared.
His owner Fred Voorhies, has ad-
vertised repeatedly. but without re-
suit. Tho dog, he thinks, either is
IN tho possession OF someone who
does not intend to return It or In
wandering the streets OF Tulsa,
waiting for someone to pick It up
and claim the reward.
Mr.. Voorhies has not given up
hope OF eventually finding the dog
and has offered reward In the
hope that some boy in need OF
Christmas money viii find the dog
ana return Il TO him. He can be
found IN the basement of the First
National bank building or reached
by phone at Cedar 4G2. Tho dog
was being kept at house in the 400
block on South Guthrie and is de.
scribed as follows: Black hound
about years old, red legs, white
feet, white chest. white tip on tail
right car notched. when lost had
on a Narrow leather collar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
IDENTIFIES MYSTERY MAN
Dead Nnn Not Victim ~ Terrible
Tommy Was Politicians Guest.

PALMYRA, VIE, Doc. tD.-Tcstl-
fylug before "a corners jury here
today Mrs Etta Barry. J5, ldouu
fled the body OF tho imam OF
myatcry." who was murdered. his
body stripped and then hidden under
% hridg" near here. ia one of two
mon bernhard CBaTnoB Gruglu.
Chicago politician, had entertained
for more than - hours In the farm
house Ut koshkoulug. Tho police
have boon working on tho theory
thdt tho slain man was tho victim
~ Terrible Tommy" O'Cunnor.
fugitive Chicago convict.
United States District Attorney
Ray Twiuing Immediately sent u
telegram to Chiof Of Police Charles
a.. tltzmorris in Chicago askiug
him TO bring In Grogan for question
ing
Mrs. Barry was housokecper on
the GOrRuu farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
.F0ILS CROWD
THREATENING
TO STORM JAIL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
taken from Jail by mob without a
fight
The fourth man TO be arrested I'm
connection with the fatal woundlng
OF Harry II. Aurandt. secretary to
Police Commissioner J. NJ. Adkin-
son and Ike Wilson, veteran police
detective, about o'clock Sunday
night Is being held for further in
vcstlgatlon by the police. lie is
.. l.. Bob" Ballard.
ballard was arrested by Detectives
Bob Odcll and q. Collins Monday
afternoon at his home near Turkey
mountain, upon information which
police decline to reveal
Victim Identifies Two.
Although Ballard has not been
definitely Identified ns having been
connected with Sunday nights rob
berries. T. @, Barnett. who lives at
1904 East Denton, Sapulpa, and who
IL nm employc of the oklahoma
Union Railway company, positively
Identified Ballard and Fears as two
OF three men who robbed him OF
$40 at Sapulpa on December 16.
Barnett said that he could not
Identity positively tho third member
OF the party as he had kept his
back turned during the robbery.
| Cook was made to turn his back 20
| Barnett and the latter said the
features of the two men were much
| the same.
The three men being held for the
| hiJacking Of Aurandt and Wilkerson
and against whom murder charges
will be filed since the death OF
| Aurandt at 340 o'clock Monday
afternoon are Tom w. Cook. Alvis
| Fears and Il. G. Smith, alias Fred
Smith, alias Bill Dalton. Three hi,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921

former wives OF Ballard and Cook
were accused of the same charge
but Justice Query released them.
Cooks bond was signed by j. W.
Ella and q T.. Albig. Ellis, who
schoduled property worth $1,000,
also signed Balla-d'a bond. Cook
has been arrested twice recently on
charges of auto theft and also on
minor charges. officers say.
dalton" J::st Got "Out."
Fears was convicted at the last
torn Of district court on a charge
Of auto theft and sentenced to five
years In the Granite reformatory.
lie was released under $1,000
supersedeas bond pending an ap-
peal Fears bond was signed by
j. w. Sunderland, ]. w. Whitney.
Ivory CreasOn and John Fears.
Joe Creason and Fears were con-
victed December 2S, 1920, OF robbing
Fred Whitaker
Dalton. or Smith Is not known to
local authorities. Following a severe
grilling by police officials he said
that he had just recently completed
a l0-year penltcntiary sentence but
he refused To tell whore or for
what crimo he was convicted. lie
told the officers his name wasn't
say neither name Ia correct.
The three accused bandits, Fears
Cook and smith, nlias Dalton, wer,
captured shortly after twn o'clocl
sunday morning by an armed .poss,
OF police and special officers, on th'
north Peoria road a mile north o
SANDY" MCMillan5 roadhouse
while on route back to Tulsa in q
Buick car Identified as having beer
the one stolen from Clayton severa
hours before.
County Secured.
Tho band OF police officers who
arrested the three alleged hijacker'
was only one OF the many bands o
more than 200 deputized citizens. ex
service men and police and count,
officers who reported at the polio,
station soon after the shooting hat
become known. a net was throw
around the city and at the home
and different hauuts Of the men owe
the city and county. In 10 minute,
after the shooting police in all thu
surrounding cities and towns haC
been notified to be on the lookou
| for the three mon who had beer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

recognized by wllkcrson and whose
Identity was at that time known.
The hunt for the suspects earlier
in the night resulted In the wound
iDg Of a man and woman and the
.njuring OF two men In an auto oc-
cident.
Chr Failed to Stop.
Miss Lillian Kravltz, 22 years OF
age, together with n man whose
name could not be learned. were
siiut nv the band OF armed officers
who were lying In wait for the ban
dts car on North Peoria road. The
car was travelling at n fast rate Of
speed and the officers mistook the
car for that Of the bandits and
flashing their flash lights and
badges attempted to stop IT, but to
no avail. They then fired and gave
chase, tho suspected car finally stop
ping and allowing the officers to
come alongside. IT was then learned
that Miss Rrayitg and her man COM
pnnion had been wounded.
While the armed men were ques-
tioning the two men and women In
the car another car, which proved
to be that of the alleged hijackers,
came into view and accompanied by
one OF the posse the car with the
wounded was rushed out OF sight
to the MornHgsido hospital.
Miss Kravtz would not reveal the
name Of her companion or any of
the details. though it is understood
that the two. together with another
couple were merely out riding. Miss
Kravltz. according TO hospital at
tcndants suffered a flesh wound In
the left shoulder. Members OF the
posse said the man was wounded
slightly in one arm.
Tne second serious accident oc-
Cured near Sperry when DR.. o. Poy-
ner. dentist, with offices at 725
Mayo building was run down and
badly injured and Gunter Sanders,
special police officer was slightly In
iured by car driven by Arthur
Buck Sperry, deputy sheriff who
was the first to pick up the trail
of the three alleged bandits. Both
of the injured men were resting cas-
lily at a late hour Monday night
Woman's Art Exchange 20 West
Fourth offers beautiful gifts for
every observation-disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
ARDM0RE WANTS
KILLING PR0BED
+ ull Investigations of
Wilson Affair to BE
Asked Of Governor
MORE ARRESTS MADE
Sixteen Now Held by Off
cials; Arm Of Law Reaches
into Prominent Residences


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known this afternoon.
ARbNDRE. bee. Ar1moro
citizens w,ro silent and fearful late
today aa tho arms of tho law COM
tinup1 fu roach ont and take into
custody m,mh,rs OF prominent flmi-
lIDs iu connection with tho tragic
shooting near Wilson IJH. Thursday
night. In which three mon were
Killed iu an attack hy ma l,od mon
ON the home Of Joe Carroll. alleged
hou'lyFrur
10 Now udcr Nrrrsi
The number of urr.s.r grew dur.
Ing tho dly 90 l6 and o. was reported
that silll others were to bee gathered
into the net
Crowds gathered around the jail
aud sheriff Buck Garrett had n
score OF deputies ou guard and ready
to act at the slightest sign of disor-
der
Assistant county attorney John l..
Hodge issued "a statement today w.
which he dlsclaimcd any knowledge
as to whether the ku-KluN lNlan
was implicated IN the attack Tho
inv.slAo,..o thus far, he said. h0d
revealed on the fact that the men
had worn masks.
with reference to participate
OF the Eu-Klux klan Ia the Wilson
affray." he said. II feel that | have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

day ore searching for Ku-KlpS Klan clues
lu Warrington county fpIspWlug a Tr.
port made to th. county courthouse this
muruIrg that MASKED party had driven
bunth 0f campers away from the tour
Ht pHrk.
WAsitHGTDN. Dec fg.-.scnn'or King.
democrat ~ Utah, today introduced in
Tie senate biiI 90 establish per cont
instead NJ t per cent Immigration quota
The bin wsr Introduced by request. King
said HF wtBnH Of rDppsuiug tho immi.
EfHI ou gu'utIuu Zoo tus senate.
tIlNCts. =. H.. Dec. 10 The Black
llIlla section today H ln tho grip of H
second heavy FuoWH'0fm, 90 Inches ~
SNOW having fallen since Thufsday night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

BkRTLEsvILLE. Dec. lo--ofneers to,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

' DALLAS, Tex. Dec. ia--MrH, Annie
Miller, 81 years old, widow, was shot
and killed this afternoon by stray bul-
let fired during an alteration between a
negro man and n negro woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
Wire Flashes


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

ALEXANDRIA, La, Dec. 1o--Jeff
GiichriHt was released on a $4,000 bond
this afternoon aH a result of mistrlal In
district court. He was charged with
killing Henry Hilton. traffic bridge toll
CuIlpctor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20

The driving is done with the front
wheel and the steering with the rear
one, though the usual handle bars by
an EnElish inNentor.s hicNclo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-20
Song Hits

April Showers From Bombo AlJolson A. $500
Weep No More my Nanny. Vernon Dalhdrt) S5c
Cry Baby Blues. Dolly KGyl Assoc
M Ones Fool. Dolly KdvJ S5c
Who's Been Around? Van and Schenck ANN
O'Relly (I'm Ashamed OF You. From aE
Ziegfeld Follies Of 1891 Van and SchenekJ Wv
Dream Of Your Smile. Edcin Dale A. s4es
Love Will Find Way. From Shuttle Along oSc
EdOn Dale oo~
Maggie Mcguire Ed,rin Dale William Morgan A-35oi
Mary OBren. Edpin DdIej S5c
I'll Be Good But I'll Be Lonesome.
Southern Quartet A-34S9
He Took 1t Away From Me-Blues S5c
Southern Quartet
, 1921-11-22
Street EXTENSION
MAY Be OPENED, REPORT

Boyer avenue, a street at the west
ern end OF the sandbar district win
soon be opened up as an extension OF
Oak street 10 negotiations now being
conducted blythe city council are
completed. In response to n petition
from residents OF Boyer street, the
street and alley committee of the
council started negotiations with the
National Supply company for the con
domination of two lots owned by the
company which Intervene between
Boyer and Oak streets.
1t was announced in the council
chamber last night hat Tie National
Supply company would cooperate
with h city in this matter and that
h company was now endeavering TO
learn what was n fair price for the
property desired for the street exten.
sion.
, 1921-11-22

nails. kicking and perfecting a forward
passing game. Although tho Indepen.
dents have the beef to play a line
bucking game entirely they want to
stiow the high school players hat they
also can handle the forward pass. This
afternoon h team will scrimmage.
The baekfield and ends Of h indie
pendents are all men who have p;syed
sctively this season or last n are
in condition to give ihe high school
a nard battle. O'Kecfe, who has been
playing with the American Legion at
Misscula. Mont. this fall, vii hc
played at fulback allowing Hungry"
bill Long. an end from last years Ne
braska freshmen. to go back q, his
regular position on the end OF a
line. Tommy Fleming will handle
the other extremity. Cypreanson. for
mer fuIlback OF the university Of Me-
~tTaska. Will Tun the team from the
quarterback position. The halves will
be taken car OF by Glib Hansen OF this
seasons Legion team at Greybull Ism
sirpkins OF York high and Russ Finch
" chadron Normal.
The line Y III not be decided IN Ia
~ iffer todny's ~scrimmage. Jennings
Newton and Ryan, all OF the Army
and Navy team two years age. seen
sure OF positions.
, 1921-11-22
Plays
Hoppe in Last
TOurneyMdtch

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.=The worlds
1872 halkline billiard championship
play will end today when Willie Hoppe
worlds champion hand Jake schaefer
meet In the final game for champion
lonors. Roger Cont. champion of
France and Ora Morningstar met this
afternoon Hoppe has won five
matches and is tho only player in the
tournament who has not lost a match.
Schaefer has played five games,
losing n of them. A tie with Hoppe
tonight would necessitate an extra
game to decide the title.
, 1921-11-22

Coach M6rklcy mas cIlclatcd IN n
number OF games. in which Casper
Mayed and he has learned a lot OF
tricks which he will spring on Cas-
per both in defensive and offensive
moves.
suffering from two successive do
feats, both OF which were more or
less Of a hukey nature and minus sew.
eral first string men who viii be In
eligible to participate In tho game for
various reasons. Casper is facing the
Thanksgiving game without too con-
hdent an attitude.
Capt. Johnny Groves reported at
school today for the first time In
nearly two weeks and shows the ef-
feet OF his serious illness. n Is i'm
probable that he win be able 10 play
in tho Thanksgiving day game.
Bill Lester, Casper ace of the quar-
terield, is suffering from his serious
injuries at Cheyenne and It Is prob
able hat IL he participates In the
turkey Day game It will be against
the advice OF his physician.
There are a number of other mem
bcrs OF the first and second string
squads who will DO out of the lineup
for various reasons
On the face Of the conditions Of
Ids shattered football squad Coach
Dean Morgan annoynced yesterday
that in all probability that he would
he forced to cancel the game be-
tween the high team and the alumni
team which was scheduled TO be one
Of the bis post-season features. Fur
Nhegr announcements will be made be.
fore the game Is definitely called on.
however.
, 1921-11-22
LEAGUERSFROM
TEXAS SIGNED
Players From Practically All
Clubs to Get Chance in
the Majors

DALLAS, Texas. Ney. as-TEenty
Texas league ball players win have a
chance 70 demonstrates their ability fer
the major leagusrs next spring. Men
rp2 have been drafted, bought or re-
called under optien from the Texas
league By TIE majors are.
Fort .WorthELAory Risney. short
stop ana Gus Jshns, pitcher. Detroit
Ameriosns; and John Pate, pitcher,
PhlladslphiR Americans.
Beaumont-Cedric DUR. and Henry
Heine, pitcher. ST. Louis Americans.
san Antonio-Fred Henry. first
hasaman, Philadelphia Nationals; Joe
Connolly and Al. Williams. pitcher New
York Nationals,
Wichita Falls1John Hoilingsxorth.
pitcher, Pittsburgh Nationals, and
Danny Clark. second basaman. Detroit
Americans.
shnyeport0Joe Gleason. pitcher,
and James Bird, pitnheF. washington
Americana and e. J, F1charty, pitch.
or. St Louis Americana
Houston-hn Bottomisy. first base.
man.. Clyde Barfoot. pitcher and Adol
"a Pierotti, pitcher. st. Louis Nation
ais.
Dailas-John Munson and camr
skinner, New York Americans.
Gaiveston-Louis Mc6rew, pitcher
washington Americans; ana Jim Jolly
pitcher, New YoIs Americans.
The liH includes thirteen pitchers
three outfsidsrs, two first basemen
one shortstop and n second basemnn
Thirteen Of these SO to the American
and seven TO the national league.
FIVE OF the twenty players wer,
rockies during the past season. Tho,
are: burst. Holiingsworth. McGrev
Jolly and Piepotti.
, 1921-11-22
TERRIFIC WIND PLAYS
HAVOC At CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE. wyo. Nov. ga
miniature ornado which swept
damaged a number of buildings, in
eiud4ng the grandstand at Pioneer
park. several stables and garages and
a large ice house on the northern
outskirts OF the city. The latter.
owned by ]. T. Bell, was completely
demolished. 1t was a rickety struc-
ture that had been condemned. No
damage was done to any substantial
STRUCTURE.
, 1921-11-22
First in NeUs
Of AL EUents
WESTERN HIGH SQUADS
WILL INVADE EAST

CHICAGO. Nov. Terminating
their larger brothers. the Western col
lese football teams which In several
Intersection gAmes defeated EASTERN
eievenS this season, o u Chicago high
school eIevens viii 20 east this week
seeking Victories Games will DO play
ed in F1tchburg. Mass. Phtlndeiphia,
Brockton. Mass. and Haverhill. Mass.
, 1921-11-22
TURKEY DAY GRID
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR
PACIFIC COAST SQUADS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ~. =
Thanksgiving day football games on
the Pacific M include contest be:
tween tho University OF Washington
and Warrington State college at Seat
~; the University of Oregon and the
Portland Multnamah club at Portland;
the Pacific fleet and tho Olympic club
at San Francisco; Whitman college
vs., the University of Idaho at walla
Walla. and Gopzaga university vs.. the
University Of Montana At Spokane.
, 1921-11-22
.HORNSbY GOES
AHEAD OF COBB
HeilmRnn Now Second in
Coast Batting and Others
Are Trailing.

SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s=Roser
Hornsby of the Los Angeles club now
is the leading batsmaR OF the Cali
tornia winter league with q percent
age of .sss.
Trailing Hornsby are the following
sivs; Harry Heilmann, Missions, -sss;
Ty Cobb. IA Francisco .37s; Carl Saw
yer. Vernon ara; Jack Knight. Yer
non .abe and George sisier, Vernon
$50.
The Vernon club Is IN the lead, the
Missions are second. Los Angeles
third and san Francisco fourth.
, 1921-11-22
s Il s. ". THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
BENNY LEONARD AND
FRIEDMAN TO FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-Aster
mere than five moths absence from
the ring. Benny Leonard, worlds
lightweight champion. with meet Sail
or Friedman OF Chicago, in an eight
round bout here tonight Because
the men viii fight at catch weights.
there Is some question as to whether
Leonard's title will be At stake
, 1921-11-22
100000 APPLICATIONS
FOR ARMY7NAVY CLASSIC

NEW YORK. Nov. ss-Applications
for the Amy-Navy gams 60 DO played
here next saturday ars estimated to
have reached a total Of zoe. 900. The
capacity % the Polo grounds
for football gamer Ia 4 4 1000. but a very
small per centAge Of the tickets have
allotted for public distribution.