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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

" 6. Montague snd son Robert will
spend tho summer In California.
Mr.. und Mrs. Ralph Kerr have moved
from b4s West broadway 20 1908 Denl-
Miss HsrU Ross. sos west nrondway,
has as her guest Miss clover Van of
Robert Anderson sit West okmulsee.
months
JudEe n NJ Raincy and strr,t.r rlynn
~ Oklahoma city spent tho week end IN
thu city.
pr and Mrs =. l.. lee ana daughter
Nevs Of Checotah spent "wednesday In
Mrs v. A. Hutchinson and children.
be7 North Ninth. will spend tho summer
In Califotnis
Ivan Pinnsy, Twelfth ana Boston, has
left for points IN Texas. whero he will
spend the summer.
Mrs. ". u Nelson, Agency mn. will
leave the middle Of juno for Kentucky
TO spend two months,
Mr. ana Mrs Don Rothwell Of Tulsa
are the guests OF Mr. ana Mrs otto 2u.
fall 1890 Monts avenue.
Mrs. Jim bisserstaf q wsronsr was
Columbus. the past week.
Mrs. Howe aud dsushter Ruth Of Free
" W. Dswalt, l2ib Court
Mrs, W. II Cornelius and her daughter
Mrs. J. u, Dillon, left saturday for Cali
fornla to spend the summer.
Miss Ellsabeth Jone. ~ Capitol
Visit Visit relative. for several weeks. '' W
Mrs. Tom Martin OF wasgoner. who
has been spending several days with
friends. has returned to her home.
II. n. Price, slsteenth and Emporie, has
where he has apsnt the past week
Mas Louise Thorne, T2t Callahan re-
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Rersie left Friday for their home In
nartlssyiIie
Miss Fsther Van Fsa spent Thutsday
In yaie yIsitinr reistfyes
IA Cochran and carl Garden have
returned from Kansas civ,
Mrs F ~ RieadsoI left Thursday for
Ariinrton. wHers she will visit her mother
Nr ana Mir. 4 r Vyrisht and small
daueht,r ieu sundav for Fort Worth.
Tryss
Niss pv. uvst, Of Edmond IL the guest
of Inc Misses pedsoe OF East wainut
strect
NJ N /. usrrI. of ou,on ,esnt
rbntsdav win Mis- n W siroup Of $40
last Manic
Mr. VII us,ria ana aaueh,ar patsv
t,,, u,t.,n,s srs ,ha .u1s's ~ Mfs
too tisrrta
Mrs Inv rurrte and hsr ,notb.r Mr.
AdJis sh,trrr 40 srcndtrs ,ha wseL in
OEi,bowa rity
Nra IN 'wstso, and ebtldren i.ft
Friday Tor itcnrvetta Tor an attended visit
Win reiat,ves
Mr. EM uaiitmo,e ~ East proaaUay
ia mrnding ina veek In oklahona CIV
,t.iting frIcnds "
Mrs John Holt. and children ot Jsn.
,tnys go *. suss,s ~ AZ, anI Nrs nan
unl1,. ~, t6S rsst uos.s ""N '"''' ''''
Me- = ntgshy ~ sto rat Cb,rrv
,sf Thu,.dav for shamrorh 10 he iha
sues, ~ Nts " l. Mnctc
Miss Elsie Thomas entertained tho Giris'
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OkENIAII

Roy Horton wentrup to Oklahoma City
Monday on a short business trip. return
ing home Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney Stanley ~ Cstlett OF We
leetka was in Okemhh last Thursday
visiting friends and attending to legal
business.
Mrs. A. C. Christopher OF Fort worth,
Texas. daughter of Mrs. A. l.. Graham,
is here to spend the summer months with
Miss Hauk. who is a nurse in a Hen
ryetta hospital, returned here the first
of the week for visit with her parents
and friends.
E. E: senft !ett Tuesday for Yale.
present at the Memorial day services.
He returned home Thursday.
The members Of the Baptist Sunday
school and their friends went out to
Rock creek Thursday to spend the day.
a large crowd attended the picnic.
Friday. Mr., Cline. who has been cash
Ter of bank In Dustin. will return
here the first OF July to make Okemah
his future home.
c. il. Beeknel went up to saltwater
the first OF the week TO accompany his
return home from school. Miss Becknell
has been attending the A. g. NJ. college
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. shever OF
Plattsburg, Mo. After enjoying the play
the party went to the tea room of a
local drug store, where music was en-
Joyed and refreshments served. The
| following women comprised the party
| Mrs. John w Shever. honor guest. and
Whestley. o. j. Dossey. r. +. Bowler
W. j. Lawrence. L. l.. Rebman. Henry
ManHur. Hall. s. c. Wilson. Mary Nixon
J. II. Hines and C. w. Brewer.
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turned Saturday from Denison. TEXAS
where she has been visiting friends
Miss Vera Madden. 2l6 North Eighth
spent one Gay the PES, week IN For, Gib'
The Entire Nous club entertained With
a picnic Tor the members and their hur-
bands at Honor Heights Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Clarence Blouer ana daughter
Helen. III South Eleventh. have returned
from shawnee. where they spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Ole. penlck and daughter Juiia
~ Tulsa spent tho wcet end In the hons
OF MIR, and Mrs jesse A. Brown, i,7t
Columbus.
Miss Gertrude Harris 2oe South Sew.
enth, has gone 10 Yellowstone park and
California, where she will spend the SUM
Mrs Mamie L. Montague, iooi ives,
broadway viii leave In . few weeks for
points In the north to spend tho summer
Mr. snd d Mrs. c. N. Aldrldr of B.n.
ton, Texas snd Mrs. Riley Dousherty 81
Neosho. Mo, are the guests of Mr. and
Mira Alex Todd. i3i North ..
willard Esoit. q student In the univsr.
sity at Norman. has come 10 spend tha
summer vacation with his parents Mt.
and Mr.. " .. Esclf 1870 Emporis,
Mrs. =. y. Hickman. s2s South Four.
teenth, with her daughters Helen and
Mildred len "wednesday for ithaca. n.
Y, whore they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Dan TIsael and dsushter Maty
-.
gone 10 Greenville Texas, where they viii
spend the summer. They motored over
land.
Miss carrie Tisslugton win leave ths
first of the week for Monroe, La. where
she will spend several weeks before goins
TO Memphis, Tenn. to spend tho summer
months
Miss Dorothy Louise. who has been the
suctt Of relatives for the past several
months viii leave the first OF the week
for joplin, whore she will spend the
summer.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Winfield, 1ts
FRANKFORT. left Tuesday nisht for ~,
Louis and other points in Missouri en-
route 10 Colorado, where they will spend
n month,
pr Howard Kellogg, dean o. the John
v, lirown college, and Mrs kellosg and
their son Bruce who have hocn visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs 7 J. Philpin. bio jefferson
have returned home.
Miss Louisa Caaeweli who IL a student
In the University Of Oklahoma, returned
this week TO spend tho summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. cssweil.
506 North Thirteenth.
J. y. Colleen OF Parsons spent the
Weekend with hts sister Mrs. Annie
Rogers, North q, He was socompa MED
home Tuesday afternoon by Mra Rogers.
who will reside In Parsons.
Miss Trma Brown OF Texas, who has
been tho guest Of Mrs. v. II. Oorman,
has returned TO her home Miss Brown
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ALTON.

Mrs. W. II. Erwin is visiting friends
and relatives at Rogers, Ark
Mrs Mae Lewis ana two sons are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lynch. at Hominy.
Miss Edith johnson. having closed
her school work at Bixby. is again at
ho,ly Mrs. ~ Jim Ward and children recently
spent a week or more at sarcoxie, Mo-,
visiting her mother. 60,
Mrs. c. NJ. Lierd and sons visited her
: mother, Mrs Nina Poage, at West Plains,
Mo. during the week
Miss Marie Duncan and Mrs. Alene Ma.
loney are attending the summer normal
at TAhlequah this summer.
Misses Ruth Kreider and Myrtle Hub
bard are attending the Northeastern state
normal at Tsh,eaqsh this eS., s.,nmeT ne1ovsa =.
visit during tho early part of the week
from their son. Hugh Rust, of Bristow.
{. W. LIVINGSTON and family ,S mere WIS. WIS.
by his sister. Mrs. Fred Walker of Clare
more - p,,ar ona Miss r,s,s srent
few days at saltwater during the week.
where Miss Alma is attending the A. q
!" in honor OF their third wedding anni-
entertsined a number OF friends at DIM
ner sunday. .
Arsel worley, who seceTt,y nnd,,s underwent 1t
Miami, ia now Ut home. slowly resainins
Mrs. j. T. wlltam. egjoysa q y,si. visit, DUR Ssr
sister Mrs. Homer Melton. ana Two ohi'-
aren of Claremore. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawn attended the
graduating exercises of school in carth =
axe during the week. where their dsugh-
ter Mildred. graduated with honors,
The Picher baseball team came down
sunday afternoon and played the Atton
team on the local diamond, the resulting
score being 6 to 1 In favor OF the Vlsitors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Collins enjoyed Visit
during the week from their son ana
daughter -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Collins. and son. u. X. OF CotteyViiie'
After two weeks visit at the ]. ~.
Peppers home north OF town, Mr. anu
nin,er and Miss Oussa Huckins have re-
turned to their home at Augusta. kan;
Dr. and Mrs. r: II. Harper a,,ehaen
the meeting OF the American Medlcsi
society at st. Louis. and were accom-
panied on their return by Miss MARY
White who woli spend her three weeks
vacation with friends here ana a' ar
land
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STATE SOCIETY

- - .
uale won first prize In the bridge game,
whiie wwhliie the consolation went to Mrs. Ivan
Nliams.
Ihe sotosis club was entertained Tues.
gay night oy the Misses Katy and Ethel
Nulty AT their home on South Filth street.
fHst prize In bridge went TO Mrs. James
Moilarty, and Miss Marion Mayo received
consolston Tor the club prizes. while TO
the guests went first prize TO Alma Wood
msIn ana guest consolation 10 Elisabeth
bsooh.
Mts Z. ~ Han, zoe North Third street,
eh,eitained saturday afternoon with 9
ouitet luncheon Tor 40 guests. Green ana
ycilow were the colors chosen for deco
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STIJXEJI,,

Curtis French spent the first Of the
week at Fsye,teviile. Ark, on business
Ing a visit in Heavener with friends this
Mrs. II. w. Burch and children have
been in Fort smith this week Vis''ins
Miss johnnie Mathis has been visiting
relatives at SLOAN Springs. Ark. FOR the
Miss Myrtle Bateman left Tuesday
morning for Drumright for an extended
Mrs. John coyne and baby of Muskoses
are in the city visiting her parents. MI
and Mrs. J. r, Grounds.
John w. Patton, teacher Of printing IN
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nj, Hays were up
from their farm down in Cherokee county
Miss Ida Sitz who Is stenographer In
law office here. spent the weekend
with home folks in Tahlequahi I'll
has returned to Neosho, Mo, for a visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J, l.. Cox.
Mrs II NJ Hodges s h Of haiesEils, ,eCEi1 Ars; ,,sr
business matters with which she Is con-
| nected ,
ews and Vertrees OF Aurora, Mo-. have
been tho guests this week OF Mrs. J. r.
| Dohbins. ,
sad d. misfortune to lose their baby. born
TO them recently. They reside Just north
OF stilwell.
| Mrs. Walter Kay. who was operated on
at the Dyer hospital recently. Will be able
to leave the hospital at an early date, II
Mr. and Mrs. W. r, Sharp of Fsyette-
| Vile Ark, were in the city last sunday
visiting Mrs. shsrp's mother Mrs deor'
Mrs w. A. scoteld, who has been
| visiting girlhood relatives and friends In
Verdigris, Neb.. for the past MONTH has
| returned home
| prof. Burl Cox. who was one OF thu
| grade teachers In our city schools the
past term. Is visiting relatives In Neosho
Mo, for few days ,
| Miss Leila Batemsn, who was principal
| Of the Cams city schools for tho past
term. has closed her school and Is now
| at home for the summer.
Mrs, Nancy johnson, who has been IN
California for several months working
has returned home and will stay here
work or no work, he says,
Msa I.eta Mae Woodruff spent Wednes
kday with friends In Sallisaw; her nephew
Master Duvall Pitchford, returned hom'
with her for a few days visit.
Mrs. A. Walters and children or Tan
leqush have been here this week slslllne
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COMMERCE..


20 he held at Holiister. Mo-. during the
:.y'5si day; ;ssnt = IN yi',!ns ess,ssr rel;
ssve I've gone TO brownsville. NO.. for fur
tIeo Msefey and family Of Caldwell,
hsi,ing Mrs Eta Msckey and Mrs, II.
paton' TO whom they are relsted.
Mrs. l.. A. Anderson OF Century. Mrs.
smith were guests at the home Of Mr..
srd Mrs c. l.. Chamberlain Wednesday.
The two Sunday school classes Of the
cbristian church taught by Mrs Skies
spdNrs Crow were entertained by their
ttaohsrs with a picnic on Tar creek Fiji
o'ygbs Msecsbee lodge Of Commerce Is
,Ianning TO have a basket picnic and
sox supper at Devils Promenade In the
SsSr future. the date OF which has not
number of youngsters were enter.
taIned recently at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs O. II. Bailey In honor OF their 8,
IN amusement and refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served.
through the good management Of tho
iosal pust OF the American Legion, Com
merce people this week are enjoying the
shows OF the. Holtksmp Carnival COM
psny' which has just closed very sue.
4. srowds attended each nie+<.
The congregation Of the Methodist
church was enabled to hold services sun
day IN It's own house Of worship. which
rs recently moved from its former To-
cai'on, and has been repaired and en-
iRrged The pastor. Rev. Roy. Burt.
preached memorial sermon, and there
we're special musical numbers on the pro-
gram. , - , -
10 teach have gone from here to Table
guah to attend the summer normal.
Among theih are .Mrs Pearl Vanlanding-
ham. Mira Hal Mitchellson, Misses Athena
Johnson, Josephine Carr and clover VAN
isodingham, and Messrs. Jesse Martin,
william stubblefield. Landy Turner and
pasu Baker.
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her mother. Mrs. n. q. Fletcher. and
other relatives In this vicinity;
city schools at Watts. and Mrs. Lewis
spent last Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs; J. w: Ross: IN this : ei,y: ,
with her father, w II. McGrew. and
many other relatives at Helena, Ark.
night at her home near stiiweli after
lengthy Illness; She was buried In the
cemetery at Pesvine Tuesday afternoon.
She was ~ years old and leaves SIX
children.
Mrs. Russell Gallaspy and children OF
sn;sndes visit trf With hsf sna h.f sns &
relatives. She was born and raised In
mn Mrs. IN N l. sassnet has gone to Tsh.
ieaush where she will take care OF her
daughters Elzons and Lota. who will at
tend the summer term OF the Northeast
The ''snsppy Set" held an excellent
meeting at the Legion hall Monday eve
ming. a diversity Of games and other
which whIled away the evening all too
soon.
that they received their diplomas from
the Northeastern State Normal and in
reeosnition Of their scholarship they both
In the city schools at Fort Smith for next
| year.
| N. ~ harrison, VINO Is tne relerhl dlD-
! ping man. has decided to move his fam
| lily to Stilwell for the future. He has
the counties OF Muskogee, Cherokee and
Adair and a prospect OF taking McIn-
| tosh county in his work. Mrs. Harrison
was raised here. being Miss MAI Holt be-
| fore her marriage.
The Ber #. Browning home OF this city
entertained several days last week Prof.
and Mps. Raymond II. Hicks Of the West
| VILE city schools, and Mr.. and Mrs
| Rolla Woodland OF Joplin. Mo. Mesdames
| Hicks and Woodland are daughters OF Mrs
| T. S. Raney and sisters OF Mrs. Browning
and Miss Katherine Raney
Last Friday night at the Christia n
] church. the music pupils Of Misc Ciarirda
/ Haywood gave a recital which for enter
! tainment was splendid. There was a re,
| Election OF extraordinary ability on the
part OF the pupils. and Of careful, patient
and talented supervision on tho part OF
their instructor, No admission fee was
| charged.
Mr.. and Mrs George o. Grant enter
! tained several days last week former State
Senator George w. Fields OF Okiahoint
city, who was In these parts feeling out
sentiment OF gubernatorisl candidates on
the democratic side. Mr.. Fields and MIR.
Grant were graduates OF the same class
from the old male seminary ut Table,
qush some 20 years ago.
Garner Collumz and wife of Chlokasha
arrived In the city Thursday for 10
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with striped borders and short cape
to match. In this season when ev-
cry little outfit has a cape that's
all its own, the bathing suit is not
to be left out. And II is a very
sensible costume, and preferable
and better looking than a towel or
a sweater thrown over the shoul-
ders when sitting on the beach.
Other things that play important
parts IN this summer show are the
sets OF gayly colored ruhberized ma
terial consisting OF scarf. bag. gar
ters and hat and all trimmed in ap-
pliqued designs of the same mate
rial in contrasting colors.
Betty Compson, pretty star In
Paramount pictures. in the photo
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The Seaside Follies OF nineteen
twenty-five are here. The show
last year was indeed a. show Of
follies in which the leading roles
were played by the duvetyn bath
ing suit and the fur-trimmed suit
But this year the follies are more
sensible, IL one may say so. but Just
as diverting, for we have the little
gingham bathing suit as the in
genue and star of the season. Fresh
from the country, it is making big
hit at the seashore. 1t Is made
as simply as a suit OF rompers. A
sunbonnet comes with It, and very
often large beach parasol TO
match.
Next in lead Is the knitted suit
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day visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
n. n. rollums. He was married on Tues
day afternoon of this week In Chiekasha
to Miss Margaret Terrell. After a short
visit here they will be at home to thelc
responsible position with tho Oklahoma
College for Women.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs. Joe
NJ. Lynch last Thursday afternoon from
to o'clock. Fancy needlework engaged
the attention Of the club for the after
noon, which was most profitable for all
present, Refreshments consisting OF al
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net, ScHFF> AND SHc-
WiTH PPLjpUSo
-Tzp LS<1,l/I 4
TRI/YH/NS

above wears a rubberlzed cape that
Is trimmed in appliqued circles. II
is a very effective thing. and she
wears II In her forthcoming pic
ture, 'The Bonded Woman" The
suit is "A simple black satin blouse
and bloomers without any super
fluous fullness. A shirrcd apron fore
and aft gives the effect OF short
skirt slit at each side. This little de-
vice allows freedom for swimming
and fools the censors at tho same
time, for the suit IL practically n
one-piece suit, camouflaged to look
sklrted. There are still many
beaches where they demand that
women try TO swim with as many
clothes on as possible.
ice course were served. Tho following
members of tho club were present: Mes
danes White McCRleb, Charles =. Hughes.
John A. Holland, J, A, Wright. II. o..
Voc, A. Diebolt and Joe NJ Lynch. Tho
guests OF the club for tho afternoon wore
Mesdb mes ID, l.. Amos. Jesse Briggs, Hen
Colbert and Misses Lura Mount and Irene
collums.
CUSHING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coombr, who have
been visiting the latter's sister. Mrs. car
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State Bar
Examination

The regular semannual state bar examination will be
held beginning June 90 1922, at o'clock a. M in the
state capitol building.
The following applicants have filed applications to
take said examination and all protests against the ad
mission of any fsaid applicants should be filed with
the secretary of the state bar commission State Capitol
Bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla on or before June 10,
1922.
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GUSHING.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Coombr, who hav'
been visiting the latter's sister. Mrs. Car
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02
Mexican Congress Has
Problems To Face

obregon's messsse which probably
NIL touch spon the recognition Gues-
ton although Il Is not expected be ~:
80 further than 10 reaffFm be rrev-
ious declarations that Nexic0 IS un-
able 10 sign treaty Of amiiy ani
commerce as a necessary preliminary
% such recognition
0rganigation q toih houses which
has been underway FOR the lass few
weeks has been accompanied by share
eonnlels between the -operationisis
and the independents, the latter en-
b.aelng the numerous minority parties
such a. the partldo liberal constiiu-
tionalists and the Catholics.
Indicative o. the bitterness which
has prevailed during the examination
Of credentials was yesterdays tragedy
in which Torouaio I.emus, co-opera-
tionists was shot and killed ia the
green room OF the chamber Of depu-
ties by Martin Barragar. Independent.
After the shooting the chamber was
placed under heavy military guard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02
MICHIGAN HAS GREATEST
FRUIT CROP IN YEARS
Pears Ready Now and No Cars
To Ship Them; Need 25,000
Cars; Crop Value Is
s3o.000,Oo0

South Haven. Mich Sept. with
a fruit crop in prospect valued by ex-
perts at 10000 900 the greatest ir
many yeArs-western Michigan ls
faced With refrigerator car shortage
due to the railroad strike. thar may
mean a loss OF millions to the thous-
ands of persons engaged In this i'm
portant Michigan Industry
Michigan fruit shippers have asked
for 25,OoO cars in which to ship tho
states bumper crop.
Pears, one OF the CHIEF fruits pro-
duced in this region. are beginning 10
come into he market Closely fol-
lowing them viii be a peach crop hrg-
er than usual when cooler weather
comes the grapes. and later the apples.
will be ready for shipment.
In former years the larger amount
OF Michigan fruit went to Chicago.
Now however. according to MI. Mic
oil, the Chicago market Is congestei
and Michigan shippers arg Obliged to
ship TO other and in some instances
more distant markets. This adds To-
the demand for refrigerator cars. Il is
explained, as ripened fruit cannot be
sAipled IN ordinary cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02
DOUBLE MURDER IS
LAID TO YOUNG MAN
1t Is Charged He Killed An
Old Couple With Hoe After
a Quarrel Last
April

Bolival No. Sept. 2oae OF the
most brutal murder cases n the his
tory OF the Ozark region will be
argued in the local circuit court be-
ginring October ,. as a result OF
.action taken today by Judge c. II.
Skinker IN granting change OF
venue to Ezra DAWSON, 25 years
old. charged with having murdered
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Hunt. an aged
couple, near Red Top the latter
part OF April
The case was to have been tried
at Buffalo, in Dallas county, but
because Of the feeling existing
there. the application Of attorneys
for the accused for a change OF
venue was granted Dawson is said
to have confessed to Sheriff Tom
Cover.
The double tragedy occurred az
the Hunt home near Red Top and
is alleged TO have followed a brief
quarrel between Dawson and Hunt
DAWSON Is said to have knocked
Hunt down with a grubblng hoe. re-
suliing In instant death. When Mrs
Hunt rushed to her husbands aid.
DAWSON Is said TO have beat aer to
death with the same tool.
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Mexico. city. Sept. The AsKiean
congress ~hlch formally eouyenes 70
day pfll face problems of an iniernat-
ions characser iueh As few Of IS FFe-
deeessors have been called upcn =
meet.
The agreement proylding for pay
meht Of Mexico's foreign debt. sisnea
by Secretary of Finance De Ia Huerts
aud the International hankers com
mittee IN NsS Yoik on lane ie xill
come Ny FOR ratliieat.ons Opinlen Is
divided As 70 the fate Of the agree
ment
AnciSeF problem q great np2rt-
ance is the amendment Of Article q
o. the Mexican constitutlon OF 1871 T.
conform with the demands Of the
United States that i provide guaran-
tees for property and acquired rights
as a precedent 20 reeosnition OF the
present Mexican regime by the Wash
ingion government
Much interest centers IN President