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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-11
COPYRIGHT, 1888.
BIZ United Press.

Cup Team.
Copyright, 1888.
By United Press.
CHESTNUT HILL. Mass, Aug. IL
\ fine, though rather dull day, favored
conditions for good game We were
all shocked when we heard Jimmy
Anderson was in bed with influenza
and had a temperature of 1o2 degrees.
This left me in the very unfortunate
position OF having TO put O'Hara in
the singles when he was not really in
f1t condition.
I realized the seriousness of the
situation and this probably made me
too cautious and was soon in a los
ing position in the first set. After
q hard struggle I lost it. Ga. Colbert
was serving at his top and making
at acute angles.
Wins Serve
Realizing Colbert would tire in a
four set match. I waited for the third
set and serving straight at his body
prevented to a certain degree his free
SWllR d1l4 kdSSAAA6 III ~ L A&%f7
policy paid and after a good struggle
I managed to capture the set.
The rest OF seven minutes did us
both good, but Colbert came out with
greatly renewed vigor and ran to go
Colbert, firing. could not stop me till
I was at SO and ultimately got out
on my serve for s..
At two sets all, things looked bet
ter. Colbert had tired considerably
now and favored me with a missed
voIley, which gave me the first game
On my next serve I evened the
match at 3 all and continuing took
his serve for ga by three backhand
passing drives. Colbert was coming
to the net on his serve which had lost
its sting and enabled me to go for
my shot
Cramps Overtake Colbert.
Things did not improve for him. for
he was struggling against cramp and
fatigue. Colbert made no attempt 10
return my drive on the match point.
his right hand having developed a
cramp. It was a real climax TO an
exciting game in which I was rather
lucky to emerge victorious.
O'Hara Wood and Cochet followed
and were soon hard at work with
length driving for the base line. After
catching up from o. Wood dropped
the first set. 81, and then. putting on
spikes did better in winning the sec
ond.
After the seven-n1inute interval
Wood came hack to attack for all he
knew. The set should have been his
at 6-3, but Cochet made a remarkable
recovery and saved the game. Blt-
mateIy Wood took it. 81.
The game see-sawed till 4-3, when
O'Hara Wood lost the next game,
after being several times within a
point and hitting the net cord three
times. Excitement was intense and
Cochet, playing remarkable tennis, ran
out a winner. This match was far
better tennis than the first match, be
ing full of wonderfully fast rallies.
Our position tonight is not too
bright We must go '.aIl OUT for the
doubles tomorrow, in which tho f11fal
result may hinge. O'Hara Wood and
Patterson will be our team, as there
Is no chance Of Anderson playing
again for a week. at the very esrliest.
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THORPE is SUSPENDED

Gets Gate for Failure TO Keep Train
ing in Eastern Circuit.
HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. 11.-Jim
Thorps, famous Indian athlete was
indefinitely suspended by the Hartford
Eastern League club for failure to
observe training rules.
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Ban would have hard time pass
ing punishment on Dick Monahan,
South Atlantic League umpire, who
hit batting player on the nose and
broke it in seven places.
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COMMENT AND GOSSIP ON
LIVE SPORTS OF THE DAY
By EDDIE ASH

atonalw Il
tion to he calendar.
Tho haVep
Ia
splendid developed
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John Jenkins, Rockford Three-T
third sacker, has been sold to the
White Sox for $500.
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Dates for the international eix-neter
yacht races have been tentatively
fixed FOR Sept. .. Il. IL. IA. is and IS
at Oyster Bay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS

Two-base hits--Mayer Yerkos, 2; Thor
mahlen. Rehg. Dixon. Three-base hit
Purcell. Sarihces-AFlsher. McColl Dixon
Jennings, Causey, Schneider, Roudeau, 2.
Whelan. Yerkes. Blueser. Double plays
Schneider TO Sticking to Covington. De Fate
TO Fisher to Jourdan: De ate to Fisher.
lis 10. Bases on balls-OH Hollingsworth.
2: off McColl, 8; OF schauer. e: of Csusey,
(pitchod 10 two batters): on McCou. 5 in
s Is innings. off Thormahlen 3 In 2 in
nings; off schauer. 5 in innings. struck
out--By McCou T. by Schauer. 3: by
Causey, S. Losing pitcher--schauer. Passed
balls--Mayer. 2. Umpites--O Brten and
shannon. Time-2 81.
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GAMES TODAY

American Association
Min. at Ind. St. P. at Louis. Kan c. at
Col. Mi. at Tol.
American League
Phfls. at n. 2 Wash at Bos mo other
-spes scheduled
National League
y. 7. at Brook. Bos. at Phila. Gin al
Pitts. no other games scheduled
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CLUB STANDINGS
Yesterdays RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS
American Association
Ind, 8; Min, us innings). st. P 4:
Lous- 8. Tol- S; Nil. .. Kan. c.. g.;
Col. 2.
American League
mo games scheduled.l
National League
st. l.. 2: Bos.. s. Pitts. IA: Phils, 4.
Brook. 49,; Chi. l. Gin. z; \. Y. 8.
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What Would Ban Dot

Itast " ETUt
Ty Cobb recently tramped his
spikes into the feet of Umpire Wilson
and Ban Johnson canned the umpire
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Eleven straight for the Pittsburgh
Pirates Thursday. Their prowess was
TO get a real test today. however. The
Cincy Reds, fresh from walloping the
Giants, invaded the Smoky City.
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Now the kids are crowding the old
timers in the trapshooting game. The
veterans have been accustomed to en-
joying full sway in that sport, but
Jimmy Bonnell, New York schoolboy,
has challenged their rights.
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point out Of second place in the league
sprint. The indians got twelve hits,
the same number as the Millers.
Maybe the Hendricksmen are relocat-
ing their batting eyes.
Leo Dixon got three of the Tribe
hits and his double in the thirteenth
put the Indians on the road 10 vic.
tory. Schneider beat out an infleld
hit. Causey sacrificed and all hands
were safe when Schauer threw too late
at third 10 get Dixon. Rehg failed,
but Baird delivered with a single over
second for the ame-winning hit
1t was kids " day and the little
fellows stayed the full distance and
'ooted wildly They were late report
ing at home for the evening meal, but
they had lots to tell and parents were
lenient.
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WINS
AFTER HARD SETS
AND POOR START
Jimmy Anderson Stricken With
influenza on Eve of Big
Match.
WOOD is SUBSTITUTED
Cochet Wins Match and Places
France on Par In Davis
Cup Matches.

BY GERALD L. PATTERSON
Wimbledon Tennis Singles Champion
and Captain OF Australian Davis
Gun Team
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Major Homers Yesterday

Waller, Phi1s. j. total 9. Daubert, Reds,
Griffith, Robins, 1, total 2. Gamer. Cards.
Il uotai L. Carlson, Pirates, 1, total I.
Tbs following players of-ths divers are
ssked 20 report for practice st Rhodius
Eark. Friday evening st $50: Monshan
KsvT, Schmidt, Dsrbo. DAILY Wright, TIack
AAnlove. Scanlon. Cecil. Lougmstsx, Nave,
Cox Bay
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-11

Enter Ralph SINNERS in the select
circle Of A. A. homerun hitters. He
got one of the Brewers Thursday.
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Shortstop DEBATE is the hard man
for the Indians in the current series.
He has been bobbing up in the timely
spots both in the field and at bat AS
one fan yelled Thursday, IT'S not the
Millers you got to beat; it's Defater'
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The late.inning Saint punch was in
evidence at Louisville Thursday two
runs in the eighth giving the leaders
another win
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14
1st insertion July 7, 1922
2 2nd insertion July ~ 1929


=. Sealed bids will be received at the 81.
flee Of @. J. McColum Clerk Of the Board
OF Education Of School district No. 65 Bry-
an County, Oklahoma until four o'clock p.
m, July 18th, 1922. for the furnishing Of
labors and materials and the erection and
completion Of two story addition to the pres.
ent brick school building in the above named
district located in the town Of Achille, Ok.
iahoma.
Each bid shall be accompanied with . Ger.
titled check or bidders bond in the sum OF
$4,000, same 70 be made payable to treas.
urer Of school funds of above named dis.
trict, and TO be forfeited as liquidated dam.
ages should the successful bidder fail to
sign . satisfactory contract and make sat.
isfactory bonds as required within ten days
after being notified Of being awarded the
contract.
Plans and specifications can be viewed ct
the office Of the Clerk Of the Board and
bidders can secure plans and specifications
from the Clerk Of Board az Achille, Okla.
homa, or J. B. White, architect Ardmore,
Oklahoma.
The Board of Education reserves the right
to reject any or all Bids.
Signed this the 2eth day Of June 1893.
r. W. SHOWERS. Director,
q. J. NcCOLLUM. Clerk.
BOSS MCGUIRE, Member.
Members Of the Board Of Education Sohosi
district No. 65 Bryan County, Oklahoma.
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eeaeed, and 70 Determine the hsirship Of the
foIIowtne described real estate, to.vit:
,MEh Of Section le; sM Of swh; nv Of
sWE Of seq; sH Of MEN Of SEW q
East Of the Indian base and Meridian, Bry.
an County, Oklahoma. allotted and patented
Nh Of NEA Of sen Of Section IT; sen
o. Section le, Township 5 South. Range IL
East OF the Indian base and Meridian, Bry.
deceased. '''
And notice IL further given tha, said
petition is set for hearing before the county
court OF Bryan County, Oklahoma In Du.
rant at the hour Of ten o'clock a. m. on the
Ith day Of August 1922 at which time and
place you are directed to be present and
exhibit you interest as heirs Of said dc
ceased persons or record claimants TO said
lands and upon your failure so to do you
VII be forever barred and .precluded from
claiming or asserting any interest in And
TO the estates Of either Of said parties
Signed this 21st day Of June, 1929.
LACY GRIMES,
Court Clerk, Bryan County, Okla
RALPH H. DAUdHERTY, Deputy
HATCHETT q FERGUSON
Attorneys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14

el2als a. attorney fsea. and costs secruing,
~ teo0o00 In favor Of the Travellers In.
eurance Company; I will on the sist day Of
July, 1929, at the hour Of two o'clock D. n.
on said day, at the front door Of the Oourt
House In the City Of Durant, In said Ooun.
" and State, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash the said property
above described, or 80 much thereof % vnl
satisfy the said judgment, with interest and
said mortgage Of S9Oo0.0g In fkVor -
the Travellers Insurance Company.
Witness my hand this the 2eth day Of
Jane, A. D., 1922
RUEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff Of Bryan County, Okla.
Keston, Wells q johnson,
Utterback & Macdonald,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ls Insertion June 80, 1922
ilh insertion July %, 1922
NATE or OKLAHOMA,
coryTY Of BRYAN.
n THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
rMip COl'NTY AND STATE.
ixrris stat Savings Association Of Ssvan-
u,h. Plaintiff
Z Ray l- and Amos X. Bass, Defen.
iMn .,
sorrcE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
ON FORECLOSURE.
Notice j, hereby given that in pursuance
an order af sale issued out Of the Dis.
kt Cour, of bryan County, Oklahoma, on
!, ?sth day of June, A. D., 1922, in an
Eticr wherein the Georgia State Savings
L,oria;i., %, savannah was plaintiff, and
| E Rar r., and Amos X. Bass, were
3ierdart, directed to me, the undersigned
k.rft Of Bryan County commanding me to
~ upon and sell the following described
operty 80 VII
f lot % in Block IL, In the Town Of Cad.
Bryan County. Oklahoma, according TO
Oiiicn' I,lj and survey thereof, to salts.
4 luiEa,Ht and decree of foreclosure In
ror q said plaintiff and against said de-
rtani 4 f.. Ray, Jr.. obtained and made
4 said rn3r' On the 18th day Of October,
! D., 1921 for the sum OF $2596.85. with
i,re,t thereon at the rate Of ten per cant
srrum from August 22nd, 1921, until
I'D and the further sum Of $259.69 as at.
Srsy fees and the further sum Of $500 ~
Ersrt fees. with interest thereon at the
ie Of six per cent per annum from Asg
h 5ls. 1921, until paid, and the further
M q ,1i237 as taxes on said property.
th irt,res; thereon at the rate Of ten per
ht per annum from September LIST, 1921.
l paid and costs accruing; will on
3lH day Of July, A. D.. 1922, at the
ur Of two o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, 81
front door of the Court House in the
~ Of purant, in said County and State.
Ter for sal" and sell to the highest bidder
cash, Tho said property above described,
so much thereof as will satisfy said judg
ett, with interest and costs.
Witness my hand this the 2sth day Of
ne, A. D. l922
RUEL TAYLOR,
Sheriff of Bryan County. Okla
&'aetark & Macdonald,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14
1st insertion June 80, 1922
9th insertion July 2S, 1922
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

COUNTY OF BRYAN. ''
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
BRYAN COUNTY, STATE OF OKLA.
The Atkinson, Warren q Henley compapy.
Corporation, Plaintiff,
o. H. Hall, ct AL Defendants.
No. 47o6.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
ON FoRECL0SURE.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
Of an order Of sale issued out Of the District
Court Of Bryan County, Oklahoma, on the
26th day Of June, 1922, in an action where.
In The Atkinson, Warren & Henley Com.
pany was plaintiff. and @. H. Hall, Letha
Hall, A. N. Deere, Guaranty State Bank Of
Bennington, Oklahoma, the First State Bank
Of Durant, Oklahoma, G. c. williams, and
the American Investment Company, were de.
PENDANTS directed to me- the undersigned
Sheriff Of Bryan County. State Of Okiaho.
ma, commanding me to levy upon and sell
the following described property, to.wit:
The SWh NJ of sen NWk of Swk
OF SEA SWh of SWA OF SEA; NEA
of sWh Of sEh of Section 8, Township
7 South, Range i3 East of the Indian Meri.
dian, in Bryan County, Oklahoma. to satisfy
a judgment and decree Of foreclosure in
favor Of the plaintiff, and against the said
defendants, c. II, Hall and Ietha Hall, OBJ.
tanned and made in said Court on the 3lsI
day Of October. 1921, for the sum Of $l22l..
%, with interest thereon at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from September 21st,
1921, until paid, and the further sum OF
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lst insertion sune 80. iea2.
9rd insertion July IA 1920

lst insertion sune 80, 1922.
9rd insertion July IL, 1922.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF BRYAN
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
Commerce Trust Company, Corporation,
J. A. Woody. Ada O. Woody, o. r. Nichol
son, Denson Bank Il Trust Company. 4
Corporation, Butler Brothers corpor.
alton, J. H. Reeves, trustee in bankruptcy
and the First National Bank Of Durant
Oklahoma, Corporation. Defendants
No. 5219.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
Woolly, Ada G, Woolly, Denison Bank q
Trust Company, Texas corporation, But
Ter Brothers, q corporation, and j. H
Reeves, trustee in bankruptcy Of the estate
Of J. A. woolly, a bankrupt, Greeting:
.5 50n tb,s ana each .sc Of you are hereby mott
above named plaintiff sued you in the dis
trtct court OF Bryan County, Oklahoma fol
the sum of s1344.00 with interest thereon
from February 1, 1922 at the rate Of 8
Of sla4.4o attorneys fees and costs and
sued you for further judgment asking that
ts mortgage be foreclosed on the following
described lands. to.wit:
M Of sWN; sM Of NwH; En- Of
Q South, Range IL East Of the Indian base
and Meridian Bryan County, Oklahoma
containing $50 acres Of lsad.
Now therefore you are hereby notified
OF the filing Of said suit and that you mus
answer plaintiffs petition on or before the
llth day Of August 1922 or said petition will
BE- taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly In favor Of the plaintiff for the
amount sued for with the foreclosure Of
plainttffs mortgage on the above described
lands and with . decree directing the sale
thereof.
Signed this asth day Of June 1922.
LACY GRIMES,
Court Clerk, Bryan County, Oklahoma
Ralph H. Daugherty, Deputy
HATOHETT q FERGUSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14
1st insertion June 20, 1922.
9Th Insertion July 81, 1892.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
RRYAN OOTINTV

NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE
Notice is hereby given that between the
hours Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon and
two o'clock in the afternoon, on the Gath
day Of July 1922, and at the East entrance TO
the Bryan County Court House in the City
III will sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash the following described property,
to.wit:
Sh Of Lot In Block 2os less 10 feet
Of the West side thereof for an alley, in
the city Of Durant Bryan County, Oklahoma,
according to the official plat and survey
thereof
Said property being sold to satisfy a judg.
ment rendered in the district court Of Bry.
on County, Oklahoma in Cause No. 4943 on
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lst insertion June 20, 1923
4th insertion July IL. 1922
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BRYAN
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
In the Matter Of the Estates Of Susan Zion
and Earle Zion, Deceased.
No. 2076
PuBLIcArIoN NOTICE
State OF Oklahoma TO the Unknown Heirs
Legatees, Devisees and Clsimanta to thS
Estates Of the above named deceased per
sons and to the herein described lands
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that on the ais,
day OF June 1922 W. Z. Zion filed In the
his petition to determine the heirship OF
Susan Zion, deceased, and Earle Zion, ds
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14

the docket Of said court, wherein AbSsa..
brooks.Hall Hardware Company, . coTporH.
uon, is plaintiff and Mauds Dane Of aIs,
are defendants and In which action various
Dane and Raymond Dane for the foreoios.
ure OF liens on the above described property.
signed this 2lst day Of June 1922.
RUEL TAYLOR,
,,,,,,. Sheriff, Bryan County, Okla
HATCHETT & FERGUSON,
Atorneya
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lat insertion June 80, 1922
4th insertion July 81, 1922
PUBL1CATIoN NOTICE
uu IN THE DISTRICT COURT


4th insertion July 81, 1922
PUBLICATION NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF BRYAN,
Victoria Satterfield Plaintiff
Henry Satterfield, Defendant.
No. $3.50
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, To Henry Sat.
terfield Defendant.
The defendant Henry satterfield 10 here.
BY notified that he has been sued BY the
plaintiff, Victoria 5atterfield, for divorce
on grounds Of extreme cruelty and must an.
swer the petition filed by the plaintiff,
Victoria satterfield, on or before the llth
day Of August, 1922, or the allegations 90
set forth in the petition Of the said plaintiff
will be taken as true and judgment for
absolute divorce will be rendered sccording.
ly.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
court on this the 80 day Of June, 1922.
LACY GRIMES,
court Clerk.
By Ralph Fl. Dsusherty. Deputy.
z. r. AMM0NS,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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LEGAL NOTICES
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~" ..,rtion July Z. 1922
-, srtion July 2s. 1922
~ IT., Court Of Bryan County,
eMt Hnnk Of Durant, n National
rrt Nv. ,,..,,a,ion, Plaintiff.
BrkIff vs..
III, a,I Modena V. Hicks, Defen
unts 40 525a.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
n.',l-na to the above named De.
Wn,J,,'-. Grecting:
You I, ll23 the above named plaintiff
Ny Of '"'i il, she district court Of Bryan
|ud you i,, WA, wherein it seeks judgment
|sun'!' II ui,ks for the sum OF $758.54
hrihN .,b interest thereon from July l,
|ss.ihtt ,S. rate Of 10 per cent per snnum
EW N ,b, sustaining of its attachment
bst y" a,c,, tie following lands:
'r1,o w. II SWh of Section "a NEh
NS y. If NWh Of NEh; ny Of
~ i NW', of Section 20; Township .
~ p,,,, Fast Of the Indian base and
Psuih n""- Nr..t County, Oklahoma; and
na'',r,;i further sues in its petition to
ph pad ps. desd made by the said H. F. Hicks
u" "..i9 Nodena V. Hicks declared null
me a, being made without consider.
~ %, 'O,r and Il, fraud OF the rights Of the
Stn,ili. 900, o-s b.rebv not;,;sd n,
sSN ",,, n said suit and the levying Of said
.s.,smSnt y .bsTS and that you must answer plain:
~. nst,tiop on or before the 18th day Of
1000 or said petition will be taken as
w. md Judgment rendered accordingly In
~, ~ the paintin and against you and
w - yon sustaining the attachment levied
.S nro..rty TO secure the sum Of $758.-
vi,h IN interest as aforesaid. with further
~. holding for nsught the deed made by
'.jS II = rhrks to Modena v. Hicks and
...;rs that the said Modena v. Hicks
Sst. . ,hs Tito ot said property in trust for
=. al. o.! ssid property for the salts.
k.ian Of n. plaintiffs said indebtedness,
IN ,rek further relief as the plaintiff may
k.x itself rn,jiled to receive.
s;,rsd ,hi, 1th day of June 1922.
LACY GRIMES,
court Clerk Bryan County, Oklahoma.
pv Bessie Francisco. Deputy.
,7cUETT & FERGUSON,
Attorneys
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-07-14

Let's have "A change after sixteen
(arS. Work harder for Cartwright
the primary nears. Adv.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-08
Board Pried Off
Jail Break Here
Planned, d,Opinion

Belief that Herbert Brown and
Bert Merkle, inmates Of the Mar
ion county Jail here, intended to
make their escape last night, was
expressed today by attaches Of the
sheriff's office. While inspecting
the jail last evening, Sheriff o. d.
Bower discovered that a heavy
board had been pried loose below
a window in the corridor where
the men are allowed to remain
during the day,
Probing further, it was found
that two by four had been plac-
ed within reach of the cell in
which Brown and Merkle are con-
fined at night, and with this, 1t
is believed, the prisoners expect
ed to pry their cell bars open.
Once in the corridor they would
have been in position to at
tempt a delivery.
Brown is held on robbery
charge, and Merkle is charged
with assault with intent to COM
nit rape.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-08
DR.. Rawei Talks
To Rotary Club

Telling stories of changes made
in the native population of the
American Samoan islands by the
efforts of missionaries and school
teachers, DR.. Rawei, native mis-
sionary, who spent all Of his life
in the work, delivered an interest
ing talk to members Of the Salem
rotary club this noon.
According to DR.. Rawei, the
American flag flies over one of
the lovliest and lonest spots in the
world. The natives Of American
Samoan islands, however, are
much more intelligent and better
students than on any Of the other
islands in the south seas.
Due to the productivity Of the
land the natives are not com
PEELED to labor for existance, for
all kinds Of tropical fruit can be
had for the picking. The native
music is sweet and plaintive az
sung by DR.. Rawei.
He gave a brief sketch Of his
life from the time he was taken
from his native mothers armf
until he arrived in this country
where he will be on circuit Of q
chautauqua company this summer