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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Borah Calls for
Political Revolution

Meridian, Idaho, Oct. 10,-Enited
States Senator William Il. Borah, re-
publican Of Idaho, demanded n pollti.
cal revolution conducted at the ballot
box" in the keynote speech Of hie
Idaho campaign here last night He
told an audience of 500 persons how
taxes In every community, every state
and the nation had lcaped upward
since 1915 and asserted that the sit.
uDtiOn "ie making bdlsbegiste."
Ho said that "a fight for fiscal re-.
lief ~ u fight for the American home"
and urged the necessity of the people
taking into their own hands the in
df power IN politics"
The senator laid down this program
6f relief;
Add nothing 10 our present burden,
Cut all government 70 absolute
eaaentinls.
Bring home every American soldier
In Europe
Reduce tie army 10 100. 900 men.
Collect the Interest On the national
debt.
ileaIore The exeeAa PROFITS tar laN,
Pass a federal inheritance tas law.
give complete publicity 70 income
taN payments
Establish a rural credit system
based on agricultural interests and
not commercial inlefeais
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Chicago Board Of Trade
VIII Test New Grain Act

Chicago, Oct, 10.-Dlroctorg ~ tha
Chicago board " trade voted this eve,
ming ~ test The coneflintlonailfy ~
the grain trade act which vests n tbo
fecrctafg Of agriculture tho power
10 regulate the dealing IN futures de
iiVeries u grain.
Tho law 10 be tested Was refcnilg
enacted by congress. 20 become enco.
live November !, and WIS iutended 10
fepince former hw declared uncon.
stitntlonal BY The tinted States sus
pr6mc court Action aRalnat The pre.
FiGua law was not taken ~ the boatd
~ tfade bui hy individual members
~ The supreme courts decision as
10 The former act Chief Justice Tnff
snid the suit should have been hied
hy The board itself md such cnuase
is being followed In Tie present ease
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Congress FIayed
by W. Bryan
Federal Reserve Board Also
Condemned by Noted Dem.
ocrst IN Fremont Speech.

WostDoint, Web, Oct. 10.--tSDecisI,
--Closlng bfs first days camDalgn IN
Nebraska here bat night, w. ). Bryan
condemned the members " the federal
reserve bank and declared that thy
wre responsible Tor the condition into
which III nation was plunged, and for
the plight of the farmers.
Not a word N commentator III fbe
federaI reserve board was ezpressnd
by Mr.. Bryan, Scnator Hitchcock,
fbjrd'teun candidate for the senate,
IN his speeches over the state has said
that he was largely responsible for
The creation ~ the federal reserve
board, and Mr.. Bryab's pBfayorbaje
comment was regarded by many here
~ o sidesviDe N the thIrdterni caDdl.
date.
Mr.. Bryan fayed congress for pass.
ing the tariff Iaw, which be says viii
cost the public btween three and foDr
billions dollars year, abd afro for re-.
dnclDg the taxes on large Incomes, and
eliminating the ezcess profit tax.
In speaking u state Issues Mr.,
Bfyan c0DdernDed the rode Jaw, eays
that 1t war largely rcsponsjbIe for the
high taxes of today, which be said
have been increased from 81, ,G00, 900
To 2z9,OOO,60O under the code eysfeG.
Charles Bryan WIZ nominated for
governor because n his record In
Lincoln, said Mr.. Bryan.
lie has made q record of bis 0yr
and was not nominated because he IN
my brotlcr." said Mr.. Bryan.
Edgar Howard, democratic nominee
for congress in the Third district,
spoke here before Mr. Bryan gave
bis address.
Mr. Howard took hot shot at the
Eseh'cummlns law, charging the law
with partial responsibility for the
farmers plight. Mr. Bryan, who fol.
lowed him. Joined In the condSana.
ton of the hw and the audience
cheore1.
u was recalled by many u the lead.
lnK democrats that Mr.. Hitchcock wss
supporter u the Esehr Cummlns
"t"t NJ" - VIE lfftF ehln tHat hrs /
Hitchcock VIII hnd oUt on election day
that he IL far from popular IN this |
section of the state.
a feature of t0nishts meeting was
that the name ~ Woodrow Wilson
was not mentioned. This was com.
upon by Democrats a. another
shot nj Nj Hitchcock, who has based
biz claim Tor popularity on his sup,
port of the former president.
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What ". J. N. Realty
Thinks of Hitchcock

IN ihr sdilntlai rsss tadas The
imahs iies prints !. signed asilels
~ " . iift az la Nhlsh BE- retisss
aud asaaisness The istafd ~ sen
sia' ilishssah The ssasisfs 90
i'asillan is wasusa aulftass, hls sap
pasi ~ The llauef Interests and hl.
eaasssila- siis Msil slfssi lski.ia
lli'a sfs The thtts paints ~ sliak
y : This aFstis sas ufiltsa toe
tsa'~ ase helate v . ns1sas
htaihsf lsssama fsHdlssls Zee
fHtftnst ss lhs iihshst-k ~ hsi
nssi tai ta usd shsi Il# az
ffslls iiishs - liiishfat Azft ihs
saaasisi nsss teasE
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Reduced Insurance Rates
Are Ordered in Missouri

jefferson clty SO ort % q y
e Hyde state Insurance sanerlnteud
enti ordered "a prr cent reduction 10
rates On fire lightning hail and wind
starrh hsuabfe charged - al Htos
fFs lightning hail ard pindsturm
Insurance companies daina huslneas
in Misanuf The Reduction siii be
eans efisoiIts November - Al.eut
~ oamfaniss sft sffrcfft
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Members of
to
1'akeStun1p
President j. Participating in
Councils. but IL Not Plan.
ming 10 Take Formal
Part in Campaign.
Wallace to Speak Here

| Washington, Gcf t0.--tBy A, P.j-
Although President Harding II max
I Ing no plans 10 take a personal part
IN the political campaign, virtually
every member " his cabinet, accord
ing 10 statements today, will take The
stump between now and election day
10 ask for the return Of q republican
senate and bouee
Extensive trips are In prospect for
several members of the presidents
official family, whose speech making
tours Will cover nearly every section
0f the country, Effort, IL apDears,
however, viii center IN the east New
England and tie middle west, but
some speeches Will be made In other
paris ~ fhe nation, according 10 pres.
ent plans.
The presidents friends say he sees
no necessity for going personally 10
the country Tor an enforcement Of the
republican administration. Although
he is participating in campaign coun.
ellis, hls associates say, he ~ not
likely either 10 make any partisan
speeches or issue any statements ask
ing for election Of republicans. His
views are reported as colncidiDg with
tbose of his party managers VINO
are ayerse 10 the issuing Of party sp,
peals from the White House.
Cabinet Plans Trips.
The cabinet. however, with the
single exception Of Secretary Mellon,
IL preparing 10 do ifa share through
speech making In the fight for repub,
lIcan victory In November. Few OF
the department heads have made fixed
speaking engagements, but all have
arranged TO be away from Washington
or IN q position 10 assist the regular
array Of party speIIbIDders al the
peak OF the battle In late October
and the first days of November.
Some dates and tours have been ten
tatyeIy arranged and will be an
II was said, as soon an
complete prospect of the situation
can be had from the party cbIeftalns
who will determine where cabinet
speakers are most needed.
The only definite speaking date
made 40 far by Secretary Hughes -
al Boston, where he IN 10 speak DC
Lober 30. IN addition to o full Hist of
for house seats, Senator
.odge, the republican floor leader In
.he senate, and chairman OF the pow
srfui foreign relations committee, N
, candidate for reelection and II may |
,e supposed that Mr.. Hughes, In his
Boston address Will touch upon the
foreign policies.
No statement has been forthcoming
m that subject. however. in advance
Il the State department heads actual
,ntry into the campaign.
Few Dates FIXED.
Secretary Weeks Will precede Mr..
lughes In Massachusetts, having ac.
.epted an invitation 10 speak In Bos.
on October -.
Attorney General Daugherty has
definitely planned only two platform
appearances during the campaign
'hlcago, October 20, and Canton, o,
october 81, 1t In said. however, that
Undoubtedly the attorney general will
make other speeches with the prob.
Turn 10 Page Two. Coisnn OnsJ
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Bol'he,i.ls Plan Campaign
Against Nladi,ostok

fiaa OCT iaw1he b0lshsvists are
organizing = campaign against Yiadl
tnslohi according 20 reports reaching
here. lapan began "a eyaruaie that
territory nn urielsr il il ftfmFtsf
here and lhs ls,laheNlk fnb army
hitherto stationed on ihe fiontlef ~
ihs trlenils Hiheflan repuhlia has
sent afss dsiachmeHls tssar'i khata
fHyst Gen pis.ifiehs is s,hf H. -
concentrating HE pfiHnrskata fafess
.n lhs district ~ che lfssun 20 asfspa
NiadltmsiHt
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
"lIc Kept u. out of Obesity,
Political Campaign Slogan

Nrw Work ogt 10 lie Kent ~
eut - ulesty L the siasan ~ 30
~ouea and 90 meH former members
81 iieaith Commissioners Copeland >
teianips classes eho ersahsrst she
sinNehnAs kat Men ard f'st Mfsil
b. : isaEue o. taem lhe commission
So csnfpatsn as the dsmsrat can
bists feF taHei States ssnsieF
Niss UsarTa ilsftasr whe efsan'
iRf the league, ssla ihs - tepe.
Lns hat hslpst her fe.tt'e tfpai 81
paaaas a. la aai thai shs tsssi Has
o. saaush ~ BIN
ne isssns wiA aetHis nsust - ils
hsss tff wuik ~ peapie who ~e.sh
sf~ ASA ~ tsa paahds
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
lnsurreciion Reported
Against Grain Taxes

itisa, oct 10 Serious uprising
lave occurred Ia The north Caucasus
and denrgiayak districts according 90
iellable reports reaching here.
The outbreaks we're sad 10 have
hren caused hy thc refusal ~ the poo
PIE ~ thofe regions 90 pBg ths grain
laK The coHsoflpis ~ tho elaas ~
1901 in these districts have refused
60 repprl far the army
There 4 fighting beiWten the punt
tive expeditions sent rs War iiinls.
tsr ffotahy and The insurgents. Lat.
esi reports say thht The people ~ The
Tefek province have iaIned ihs in.
sufaenis
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
American Syndicate Buys
Rond Issue Of Toronto

F0F0nto, oct 10 The rr0vlnce q
Ontario to-day soll to syndicate
eempased - Kuhn, Loeb aui com
lanN Chsss Securities corporation
kidIisF Peabody AMI enmpaHy ran
saHen aat eem@Hy, Mnai tigniy
and company ard the rnted F3nau
cal corporation, an Issue = ieAaea,s
eco 5 psf cent hands due the npst Il
tstet'sF, lats, at = rufe - sffl and
iniafesi
The meHse therefore rast the
pfNetee s.ts rtf gent basis There
Nsfa a. ether iais ffam tauaus sYn,
floaiss a. Al ths fallaWNg uFless
III etls sfes sfea' ssfe sns
ss 81
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Steel Merger Completed:
Title Now With Bethlehem

New Yorl oe' 50 Tie utfbl6
hsn sieel corporations purchase m
the lachlwanua Steel eomp4n SIS
finally completed TODAY
The deal was formally lassi ti The
heihlshem hoard - directors Ills
forenean, and this afternoon ihs
iafkassnns delivered hsiTmnfHts
fur passing iiile lo 10 Hs propsttF
10 exchange fnf nelhltbtm stock au8
cash il vas hnaountet hf ireakti
= q Grace = she nahlshsm cor
toiailan
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p ace in
Is
Semi.Ofiirial Advice 10 Con.
.ianliooplc Say I.mcl
Pa,bs Signed Proio.
rol Of AlIic..
MosIems Win Objective


D9ns8aHB0pie. Or 20 ma 1g.
danA convention hue bae1 alantd,
saoordibz IN Hm gfnnd aduees
feaeh M here ioHfhi
IDh1on. Oetl ~ Gsg a. - Ahsr
numerous dolays md igtotfnpflohH,
The N0rt N tile tiwjaB.s eDGfefedee
r1gohed concluding point yfsiefdat
viii he pffgeHiHnn ~ isfDH pasta,
the bstiobalsf ffpffseDimlye, I'M af
DsJdsHfG ~ ne tf0fptd HYrcsd ~
~ 40 ne Ail.ea, Vhiehs as tdFui 0ep
Jianuai0B dnscGbe9 w. WOud Rl8s
~ fba T0tbs tii'if ams within II
dagf.
Tbe coDFehlon. consisting u ~
ci8nses, b. d8Nu IN ibsfd bnea,
shOhIhR strongly bs0es ~ tfsnrb
lnnDente IN the ride ~ fbe RenaI
jsfA, rhdIf II. the Greoka vii atao
DatH e8gtnfu Thrfa within 81 dsfs
mn cOfJDloie fhs ffanffer ~ fiis
TDfks ~ an additional month The
TDfkisb olvll a1nlnlsl1AtiOh VIII fl
ipu clOselg On ibs heels ~ he ~.
parting GfeekF, ihe entirs traDsfnf
being under fbo supervision II tbg
allied missions and allied f0fees Dfo.
Visl0GaIjg a0pDtipY TbfSe". not -
D4etlDs arYeD bit0iI0Bs. Tie Nun
Der ~ TGfkjeb gendauderle IN The
DrOyjnre duuhg the interval " ifft
DHdoflpDd ~ tiie diF0reflOn ~ ~"
Kem0ils's, e1bieot ~ allied approval
tJsn AepifsI /0Des.
fbe TDfks, GD tbn,r side. BbGefiak0
not ~ Db,oe ~ aonY ~ Thfaca gns
10 peaee ~ rstinHd. willie new ne1
ffal z1Dea vii he deIipif@1 by fxed
o0tBB1isfions
Iepoi Iashs ozprossed the homo
that blg government would 9Dpr0ts
tba convention, ab1 promised 80 M
swer ~ fhls egeUiBR. A. the Gtefk
government bas Instructed ~ del"
gaies ~ Sign the CONVENTION u the
TDrkr sigh. there appears gODd pf0s
p1of ~ peaceful settlement, Istdlhg
~ D geHfra1 pNaes conference.
The British nabnet met thIb afiets
noon, boblng 10 be IN pOHsesalo1 ~ the
ADa0ra s0gerDmNnt's 0nsNer, bgf ~
this W8s not h,rtbe1Djbg, The f1lnlss
ters djsperee1. Jhey kept. howoter.
IN elOse touch, 70 IN ~ be in reads
ness YbtnN tbs reply arrived
deb harrington. IN presenting Tie
convention " imGet psslla, deelafed
gjst II MAS Oreat BGtslD's last w0rd
sud reminded The Turks ~ tho serE
otis danger ~ provoking n conflict
with Britain.
Britain " Prepared.
Gen. Darlington oppressed The be-.
Ilef that the Turks would flRn, but
add1d that Great Britain wss pr"
pared for any events, TIE protocol
gives no time limit for withdrawal
NJ the TDrklgb foreer from the peus
fr0l z1bes n elmDiy s9ys with aIi pos
slbID speed," But, N they sign the pro.
f0ooI. the TDrks undertake ~ rcfpeot
the neutral zopes upt1 allied OeeDpas
ton neaenK. There js atiH no wort
tb8t the Turkish forcsg in these zonos
have attempted ~ execute the 0r
fers NJ withdrawal, saN ~ b5Ve been
given ny MDgt1pba Keinal
Should the Turks sim the pr0tos
gOJ, there VIII sflll retBaln ibe dlf
flcult Questi0n u The pence confer
snc and particularly the question ~
whether The Russian aud BIaek s"f
states will participate IN IT.. The ~
Icts rGusal 10 ratlfy tbo KraseiB.
frqDhaft agreement is generally con.
sldered ~ an attempt 10 bring prees
sure ~ bear on Great Britain in fhls
natter,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Woman Given Fine ior
Drunken Auto hi, ina

lsifaii tst ta saman Waa
ana ~ Sac 88 Nafsana boHiantt ln
fstanlsfs raHft en fhsffta N dfis4nN
au'sH.a'flHs shf igiHsInsiel ahs
80 hatt A. sfEatal q ilr n#
sssis "a Hefs anteHfei ta
tsFa aNpi saNshifWl
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Plan slosk Increase.

Ms Nefk5 ost Y nsfssiass =
ne Nanaaai nsaA ssinFanN Ia.is1
seisf IS .atsan = ~ So kbrtirfs
rfatsssf ~ hls ths hHIts 5ei
49, aH a vag tsias
ora lisg ts go "a .h.s.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Plague IN Japan

uoHulala. nu o. csuis aispsteh
tnF'tti tY she Slrm liH larsHtss
hNs ease hesspartr hers state that
hslffa ls spffadiHF ta tWal8 and
tntuhs sntas l8t aasss hauna tttH fn.
taata la fttla siaHf lheff as so
ta hsta tfa aesiht fiem tAe
.lssa.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
nehemian Miners strike,

rrasas, tst ta fsFiF itfas iaea
aaud essl msHfts = ihe osiFsu spt
kaesa dlsffats wsnt eut tn sifsks
= ~ ftsaf - eass alaltaie the
aHass aff ht = MaHfatll ttaiissasa
tines haH sptsf sllsss ~ ssassa
d arssats
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Presidenf PardOns
Mother Of ~ SerUin0
Six MOnfhs' Jail Term

Muskegon. Mich. oct -.
Anna Il0zsr was az hon, sVs
~ children last night sn Hu
,bs.s months ~ a half y,a lssIiois'f'
violation of the liquor iaw
- ardoned By President Harding
Ars Hozsrs fdea In ihs name N
her ~ months old baby. who went 20
iaU with her, and ~ the one expected
soon, aud which. had shs not been
released. would have been horn he
hind bars. won III. Interest Of the
president
S0lios ~ the coiDmutatlon ~ the
sentence was received IN a telegraphlc
order from Attorney General Daugh'
srty.
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Harding Names
Commission for
Probe Of Coal
Hearings VIII BE Held Over
Couniry--Committee Will
Organize Within
10 Days.

Washington. oct. 10.=-President
| Harding today announced the person.
mel of the commission which In ati.
tborIzed by an act of congress 10 make
an exhaustive investigation In both
the blturnfnous and anthracite coal
fields with "a view 10 recommending
legislation designed To bring tranquil
ity 10 the industry.
John Hays Hammond of Washing.
ton, an internationally known mining
engineer, heads the Iist. The other
members are former Vice President
Marshall, Judge samuel A1schuler of
Chicago, CIark Howell, editor of the
Atlanta, Ga) Constitution; George
Otis Smith, director ~ the United
States geological survey; DIR. Edward
T. Devine, New York city, and Charles
r. Neil, manager of the bureau NJ
Information of the southeastern rail.
ways.
Early Meeting Expected.
The commission eiIJ meet in Wash.
ingtOn within ten days for the pur'
pose of organization, it yas stated gt
the White House. II is expected 10
hold hearings, both In this city and
In the various coal fields, and IL re-
quired under the BOrah.Wlnslow net
TO report to the president and con
gress not later than next January Is.
This report would deal with the bit
luminous industry, but Geparate re-
port Of the anthracite committee would |
be required on or before next July |
IS.
Among other things the commission /
Will inquire into viii be the owner. !
ship and title Of mines, the prices Of I
coal, organizations and persons con. |
nected with the industry, both In pro-
ducflon and distribution, profits Of |
producers and distributors for the last |
10 years. labor conditions. wages,
wage contracts. wagte and irregular .
production ana the causes Gf labor
in the coal fields.
plan Exhaustive PROBE.
Also the commission IL 10 inquire
into and recommend regarding the
Standardization Of the mines with the
possible closing of those unable 10
maintain that standard. standardza'
ton Of the cost Of living and living
conditions among miners and the al
Of legislation having 20 DO
with government or private owner
ship. regulation and control
The commission n expected 20 ~
vide itself into subcommittee which
would conduct simultaneous inquiries
n the several principal coal fields
such ns the central competitive dis
rlet. the southern dlstflct. tie west
srn district and the anthracite dis
.riet A fund n ts006oo has heen
appropriated for the lnanirs which
is designed 10 he The nutt exhaustive
syer conducted hy any agency ~ ihs
oiefal government, The eommih'iDn
srs viii receive salary ~ 81 sou
year each
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whats Yours
Today"

z What do you wsnt-a bet
ter positlon--a more COM
Portable room-a new home
An automobileg
Everybody has some big
want--and a lot of smaller
ones on the side. You want
TO be successful and com.
fortable-these two wants
are sire.
: but you know what partic.
ular things are on your
mind today and whatever
your immediate wants are
"a look through the
Want" Ad columns Of
The Omaha Bee wili help
you satisfy them.
The want" Al section oi
The Omaha hes u a clear,
ing house Of the wants and
ofters of The. people Of
Omaha, Every day y0u'll
find nsw opportunities %
get Nhat you've been look
ing for
~ What sou want lsat al.
VeftisFd here. turn YOUR
slshs. Into a reality call
At lsullr in0n And ssk
faF a nMsnt" Ad talsr
Omaha Bee "li'ani'' Id
Rnne Better lle,ulh
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r,maaaDBopie. Oft % 1bs 81.
damA t0ntFnt,Vh hue baeu a.4nsd,
sDcordinz IN Htufl 0fhed adaees
feach M here ioHfhi
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Prayer Bell Brought
Dou'n Thief From
Widow'S Apple Tree

ch<Aea Sspi si-Nrs 49,
Oar - z.en cas 49, surssiss
= a se~-'ster ls go - 80 rssr
tFwea ~hiss ~at ssss.ee s.sessfs
- frst ses~trss ts tts sfeers
= ~srs e sss aesf sss tsis tss
states attsrrss a. wasAeaan. asae
sns@tea Sest ssa ~ssf rst stssl
- fr4a
egsss thsn ths e'eaock ssinsrs
81 NelsIas sharsh rars Nssa
e s~sr = ssneesss q kassl are
rras srta tns ee.rss cease
Al - rre sea = wsr ~ssa
iene ~hlss ~ssssrs e-erese frem
the tree src fsH e. "a krses arslo
t-s fsllen frst rs Frasss fsf
ssrt's srta ths sslmst Gee s~sY
Thsn hs s4~pss 80 ssasAs eats
eres - - ar-fu - rsars aac
rsn-~
Tss ststss stsornsys effiss rrcri-
isss Ma uFe : seais tsst ness
.rSs ss r-sssst - fra., trsss
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1lll ilIII slllAllIS ~
tiiN tiNf ~ NDAf

an safv'ess 81 iaa First chflslsa
fhar wiu be bell 70 lhs err iia1
aaAllerNa sNaln HmerfuW Fheia
wAs flna aitshaSksa lh.fs liat aue
day bm, soma peaMs abd aat fad ~
ansu aoina la fha ehsfeh fhat So
ver temporarily ua q auf ftuaA
plaea ~ mssilas Nn eaat Ya4 N
hp adssfiiss lhs sn lhat w. agt
having oaf service in tbt efY if1
lumnuae faf lts ha' 'lms. e. eae
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enc fpIi 8uuaaf Ws bellsfv
aou w.il a. N'aa q participate rs anr
vshl1 lHnngr0M aisItsfa ~ se
eial lulerssl afs le ~ aifeasssa haa'
Announce mspt as ia faoWhlaE aad
dailmi6oa 70 lha church bauans are
'o ha msfs aha iha me. ilhea ratsf
a'.f wtli aa ffy mah WORTH eh.ln
iifia goHf ffeada asd elms Isl
s iafn Minister
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The g'rl her mother Marih Nahar
key and halfbroibcf. fasie Red.
disappeared frum their hour near
Sand springs cafly lHsi Jnne. shortly
before thf qid attained hfr sghieeuih
year Operatives n ihe iudIaa agenes
Immediately started 81 ihe trail ~
ibe pary which was being pil0ied
oesriand in motor ear by Reese ana
IrNuff
u was learned that the party went
first 10 Roaring River q resort ln the
Missouri Ozarks There the girl ca
tered into 3 contract with siebbins fo
convey "a him her interests in 0a
lands iu the Tufkeg mountains 70
whlrh she was heir
The price she was 10 receive vas
szjOD0 Representative - siebbins
place df0 her credit n 4 bank 1900.
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FARMER -LiBORERs 70
SUPPORT DENNIS FLYNN
Dafnells Friends Contend lie
Was cornsod Oct anal Will
Resent Il Al uhc Polls
II November

rhs saanipa Nafn.ns Amarl.n q.
femarr ifh democratic nnv
his tha lollsvur io tsy ahani ths
racs i1F 1eals lsssrrf9fefaor
q e feW rensraiw eofl dld q
ahof clreies in iha ht iarf.
lp nuh fltnn vl'i rite.ts hs HaaoH
~ ne farmtf.fsier ltn
The fafads of par who had
ila Support - ihs sAaune osnfea
iloa 60 Lfnfeoant Governor aaase
ihai Darucl aas caunird oat in he
race hY ne. marh'aa uat hlaft8
Tnfp
e ls ta|d 'hsi th Mie. far fsu
ihe aral l rrlne hn sapnu fa
fffnn ss fhs s fhs of nay ta
show ihtr dlnnrotai Besides
fyfn. perhaps mffa thi niat oihef
oanilaaie = pt Jark wleaH h.a
proves himself a faeaf - orr niz.f
labor. having holncl Is ala every
labor trlf n creta fmar fr ihe
PAST dozen sart or more naa.
~ b. en- o'd oafa mao iafhr
iaaeFou paa ~ thr arraai tfran
lsrrs q ihe Farmer Lahar iaau
va p sailsa few days sa8 in
oonf'rtnes afh fInn era ~
iags lat.r he was followed hf Elr.f
ifnion. rr dent ~ ht eiao r,d
GRAFTON 81 iahor This especially
sifrii'eint Feaion era fsnn
have been So workers ~ Jo .
s'roag - meaidef ~ t una
ifaaef coanei sn8 q strong wanan
nan sad aouif aa be erarstf
q 80 eTeff gaioa man io fhs ffaia
vote ior JAMS Dsfala Flynn They
oughi % an aay
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ihe hlaare 70 be- given her when Uils
70 her share Of ihe lands then elauded
bseause ~ iiiisaie hsifslip wAs
elssfad
sfebhlns ln the contract also s Hu
desiood 20 have engaged "a retain sn
attorney e. represent lhe girl Ia the
suit e. clear fhc title siebhlas agreed
- lay = lawyer u his selection. Blair.
Guardianship Pending
Nelson ihe former guardian. had
flied esse 10 ihe probate court At
Tulsa on her eighteenth birthday.
June - last. seeking 10 have the erl
declared Incompetent aud his guard
ianship renewed. This question i
now pending and is expected 70 come
up for ispositiou ia a short while
In supporting his claims as the
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