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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23

New York, Oct. 23.-Judge Learned
Hand today upheld the Daugherty
ruling forbidding ships bringing
liquor into American ports, in his
decision on the application of steam
ship companies for injunction against
enforcement of the decree.
The application for the Injunction
was made by the White Star line,
Cunard line, Anchor line, and others.
The companies announced after
the ruling they would carry their
case to the United States supreme
court.
The companies, in their arguments
to the court, claimed the Daugherty
ruling was not only in violation Of
the constitution of the United States,
but an invasion of the rights OF
foreign countries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
j. s. SUB AF|RE
At PEDRO BASE

San Pedro, Calf, Oct. 23-The
American submarine R-4, attached
to the local submarine base, has
been afire since midnight in the
harbor here and was still burning
shortly before noon.
The fire originated in the battery
compartment which has been bulk
headed to keep the flames from
spreading. Naval officers estimate
the loss at $4,000 providing the
fire does not spread.
Only three men were aboard at
the time the fire started and these
escaped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
CHAM JONES ON
DISTRICT BENCH
Disqualified In Case at Waurlka.
Trades With Judge Linn: Court
Busy Today on Docket OF
Jury Cases.

While Judge WIN Linn Is presid-
ing over Judge Cham Jones' court
in Waurika, the latter is occupying
the formers bench here. The change
was necessitated by the disqualifica-
tion of Judge Jones to try a certain
case on the Waurika district court
docket.
After two days rest district court
resumed session this morning with
Judge Jones on the bench. The
first case to go to trial today was
J. A. Hyndman VS.. T. Fullerton, a
litigation involving crops from a
farm in Grady county.
Before court recessed until this
morning, the jury in the case of w.
A. Neal VS.. c. Sullivan returned
verdict granting the plainiiff judg-
ment in the amount of S5ss.59.
Il. l.. Sizemore vs.. the Board of
County commissioners of Grady
county was one of the cases on the
docket for today. This case, in
which Mr.. Sizemore seeks to recover
money paid into the county court
'und when bond which he had
signed was forfeited, was continued
by agreement.
Because of the death of the de-
fendant, the case Marshal County
Bank VS.. E. M. Robinson was strick-
en- from the docket, pending revival.
Trial of the case w. D. Kramer
VS.. Athel Williams resulted in the
jury granting the plaintiff judg-
ment in the amount of $400 Motion
for new trial has been filed by
Williams attorneys.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
FREEZING BRANDS WALTON ASA
SOCIALIST IN SPEECH HERE AT
SUGG THEATRE SATURDAY. NIGHT

Branding J. c. Walton, democratic
nominee for governor of Oklahoma,
as socialist and declaring he had
more respect for socialist who
professed his true political beliefs
than one who denied being a social
ist, S. P. Freezing, former attorney
general of Oklahoma, spoke to a
crowd which filled the main floor of
the Sugg theatre here Saturday
night.
Mr.. Freezing declared that tie
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
RESUME HEARING
Of TAX MATTERS

Oklahoma City, Oct. %. Hearing
of the tax assessment injunction
case brought against the state board
of equalization by the Rock Island
and Frisco railroads was to be re-
sumed today before Federal Judge
John H. Cotteral.
The temporary injunction obtain
ed by the railroads is holding up
the tax system of Oklahoma since
assessments cannot be certified to
county assessors to be placed on the
rolls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
WATER SHORTAGE
MAY CLOSE A. NJ.
Better Facilities Must Come or School
Must Be Closed, Says White
Hurst; Water Hauled From
Lake Now.

Saltwater, Okla, Oct 29.-Short.
age of water at Saltwater today
threatened to result in the closing
of the A. and M. college.
Unless better facilities for OBJ
tanning water for the college can be
obtained it will be necessary to
close the school, J. A. Whitehurst,
president of the state board of agri-
culture announced.
At present water is being hauled
over the Santa Fe from Lost Lake.
The reservoir here has been dry
for several weeks. A small reserve
supply is being kept for use in case
of fire.
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To Enforce Ruling.
(By The United Press.)

Washington, Oct 23.-The Daugh-
erty ruling banning liquor from
American ships throughout the world
and preventing foreign ships from
bringing it into American territorial
waters, now will be put into full
force and effect" it was announced
at the prohibition bureau today, upon
receipt of word from New York that
Judge Learned Hand had denied the
request of steamship companies for a
permanent injunction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
The Mrs. Hunts House.

London, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Lloyd
George went house hunting today as
her husband was packing up at 10
Downing street, where they have
lived for the last six years.
1t was announced that the former
premier will lease furnished town
house for three months. This is
taken to Indicate that Lloyd George
expects to be back home in Down
ing street by that time.
Large crates of records and per.
sonal effects of the premier have
been packed and are awaiting the
arrival of the pantechincon, or the
moving van, as they say in America,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23

London, Oct. 23.-Bonar Law was
elected leader of the Unionists at
meeting of that party in theCeceil
hotel today.
Law, according to custom. will i'm
mediately inform the king of the
action of his party and announce
that he is able to form n govern.
ment to succeed the coalition head.
ed by Lloyd George. retiring pre-.
mier.
The election of Bonar Law to tho
leadership of his party was unani.
nous, as had been expected. He
Immediately started TO address his
adherents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
HIGH COURT REFUSES
REVIEW STEPHENS CASE

Washington, Oct. 23.-The United
States supreme court today refused
to review action of Oklahoma courts
in issuing an injunction under which
the Magnolia Petroleum company was
given the right to prospect for oil
on a tract of 100 acres in Stephens
county, Oklahoma, title of which was
claimed by VIM. and Ora Price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
BY FLORENCE M. NORTH.
(Attorney for Charlotte Mills.)

attorney for Charlotte Mills)
Copyright, 1922, by United Press.)
New Brunswick, N. j., Oct. 23.-
The rendezvous of death, where the
hired slayers of DIR. Hall and Mrs.
Mills hid near the scene of the crime
on the eve of the double killing, was
discovered by my operatives last
night.
| believe they have located the
building, not far from the spot where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
FOUND NOT FAR FROM SCENE STATES
WOMAN INVESTIGATOR OF HALL CASE

the bodies of the rector and the sex
tons wife were found, in which the
assassins were concealed until dark
ness furnished an unscrutable cloak
for their task. 1t is the same build
ing into which the mysterious wo.
man in grey was seen to disappear
late on the afternoon of September
Ia, the date of the murder.
In this building, we believe, this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23

head Of the British government is to
advise the king to dissolve parlia-
ment. 1t is believed that the general
elections which will be the real
test of strength between Lloyd
George and Bonar Law-will be held
on November 10.
This would permit the organiza-
tion of a new parliament by Decem-
Der 6, the date for the ratification of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD
MEMBERS FACE TRIALS
nv The United Press. J

Chicago, Oct. 23-Ten members
of the Chicago school board today
faced prison terms or fines as a
result of graft inquiry made by a
special grand jury. Seven men and
three women were under sentence.
Authorities continued the search
for Fred Lundin, member of the
school board, who has evaded ar
rest for nearly week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
SIXTH PRODUCER
PROVES BE Good
WELL, IS REPORT
Nlchlos No. Comes Back" After
Poor Start; Gives Field Batting
Average of 1000 Percent
to Date.
ARRASMITH TO DRILL IN
WELL TODAY OR TUESDAY
Vaudeville Sets Casing on NichIos
Sand; Niehlos Moves Tools to
No. q; Other Activities Are
Going Strong.

The sixth big gas well for the
new Grady county field, being the
Nichlos No. Farwell, northeast.
northeast, southwest of section 26-
5n-Sw. is showing strong after a
poor start when bailed out Saturday
afternoon, according to oil men who
returned to Chickasha this morn
ing after an inspection of the well.
The reason given for the delay
shown by the well in really hitting
its stride, Was that the sand was
drilled Friday and the well not
bailed until Saturday afternoon, al
lowing the pressure of hole full
of mud and slush to stand on the
open sand for more than 30 hours.
Water and slush were forced back
into the sand and had in measure
sealed up the productive strata, oil
men state. No official gauge had
been made of the well this morn
ing, it was stated at the office of
John B. Nichlos, owner, but esti-
mates were that the well would do
about 20,OO0,000 cubic feet per day,
being therefore on a par with the
Magnolia or Carter.
Oil Men Are EIated.
The comeback" staged by the
Nichlos No. has popped up the
oilers here to considerable extent,
some having slumped somewhat at
the apparent poor showing of the
well Saturday.
Mr.. Nichlos stated that 1t will be
hooked up with the oklahoma Nat
ural line by the middle Of the week.
The Niahlos crew has moved tools
from No. 3 to the No. 4 location
which is north offset Of the Mag
nolia No. /. The No. 4 Nichlos is
in the southwest Of the southwest
of the northeast of section 26-5n-Sw
They will spud in there as soon as
the tools are rigged up.
The completion of the Nichlos
No. as a good well, makes the
batting average of the field con-
tinue 1000 per cent as all wells
drilled to the Nichlos sand have
been producers. The casing in
Nichlos No. was set at 1878 and
they have 81 feet of sand, making
the bottom of the hole 1859.
Arrasmth Test is Due.
Whether this record will continue,
depends on the success today or
tomorrow at test of Arrasmith and
McBee, Thomas farm in section 49,
5n-7w where they are scheduled to
drill out the plug. This well is not
"close in proposition being some
two and half miles northeast Of
the discovery well. They have a.
sand, but its productiveness is
problematical.
Vaudeville ct al, in the northeast
of the northeast of section 35-5n-Sw
apparently has picked up the regu-
lar Nichlos sand at around 1900
feet They have cemented the cas-
ing and are to drill out some time
next week. This is mile or more
southeast of the present southern
extension of the field. Reports are
that the sand shows to be a good
one with plenty of kick in it.
LeMaster, Muse ct al, in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
PATENT MEDICINE
VENDOR IS HELD.
Woman In Custody OF Law Officers
Following Death OF Negro Said
to Have Purchased Some
OF Her Wares.

Pending further investigation Into
tho cause OF the death OF A. ]. Lee.
negro farmer Of near Norge. who
died carly this morning after hay.
ing taken a lose of patent medicine.
a woman giving her name as Mrs.
Ora Williams Is being held in Gus.
tody here. Mrs. Williams con-
fessed that she sold the medicine.
The woman was arrested this NOR
ming by John f'lippo, city policeman.
A quantity OF the medicine. which Is
labeled IS Herbs" and prescribed as
2 cure OF kidney and liver dis.
orders, etc. was found In the now
Dodge touring car which the woman
was driving.
Lee. n member OF the board of
deacons of the First Baptist church
In southtown. took n dose of the
medicine after attending services In
the church last night. This morn
ing at 300 o'clock, Dr. W. A. J.
Bullock, negro physician, was called
TO the mans bedside. lie died two
hours later.
To Analyze Medicine.
The bottle from which the dose
of medicine was taken was I'm the
hands of Ben Goff. county attorney.
this morning. An analysis of the
remainder OF the contents OF the
bottle Will be made in the labora.
tory of the Oklahoma College for
Women, and IL the compound Is
found to be poisonous. charges will
be filed against vendor, the county
attorney says.
The medicine will be anaIyzed
this afternoon or tomorrow. Mean
while, Mrs. Williams is being held
In the w0men's department of the
city jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23

A 2200-aere fox farm has been
started near Wrangell, Alaska.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-23
THE WEATHER

Tonight falf. colder east portion:
Tuesday fair aud warmer.
Local Temperature.
Maximum "a. Minimum IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
FORDSON TRACTORS
REDUCED $4,000
Announcement By Wireless Made
BY Mr.. Ford To the Farmers
While Al Worthwhile
Station

Henry Fora has nos rss,hef h|s
lies aulhitou owing T. iao ao
ha. Nr roi eas farmer hs hes
heen ihyng these sosr. o. maEe t.a
lrducs a. su,h lov tost tast
every farmer ua oen Fonispn
Tr stof. tfncs ana ianfna car
az total ert % anHua $4,000
Mf rord has fna'lg accomplished
thAs A. YOU can aov hu, fon3soa
ruoior for fss5oo fau ior
s1Sepo ard . pann saf ior s4lsoa
Ton pe foii iaisl 81 fl2i1ea o.
the three prdusis whirh aata are
the oNesi o ihe hinpa g ne rora
Motor Go Won cam bose uf, -
al fhree % ths above iene ~ onls
ictt 2s down ana the aalause ia cast
payments AZ me Saxon Push Motor
', local Ford deaofs
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BANK NAMED As TRUSTEE
FOR MASONIC TEMPLE
First National VIII Have
Control Of S40O, 900 OF the
Building Bond
Issue

The Flra National nans ~ mla
,'y this week received AUTHORITY
irom ne Fedcsal Resefse Board "a
Waslingt0n % aa as trustee. eAeca-
Or administrator rosis,ar % stocks
and bonas guardian of estates. a.
signcc receiver and oihar trus oe
'apacities as provided ., the Fe4eral
Reserve ACT
The first business 10 he transacted
By the Frs, National under ih's
suihorliy Is Tire sppoin meni Of
trfs re by tho Masonic Building A.
50 iatlon 80 TIE $4,000 30 bond D.
sue nov votei and 20 be sold Tor The
purpose 81 completing the Scottish
Rite cathedral
This appointment T. hieh oonpll
mem q fhe flns, Naiional since
trust scrquislics are Ass gncd only 10
iloec banks of the hlsi,,si rating
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COUNTY Commissioners
CARE FOR THE POOR
Many Apply for Aid During
Month. School Rocks. Medl.
cine and Fuel Supplied
To Worthy onea

u la nai spnenli, kup~n bui y "
fact nevertheless that i.osau eaaaiy
s,ieuaa much charity each uou'A 20
the poof - e.,s ana eoantY
cumm'ssieaef tmu lllfsehi who
probably knops ever, assefslns iam
81, la lhs county. haa record ot
their circumstance and relatives t
ANY. are in position - a'l u an aps
rcsi % relatives fau 10 bunx fe'lr'.
thea hr takes tha matter 10 haai sni
s.ea go IL that the parties are eafea
fof a. Is The k'nd ~ charity tbs =
noe advertised nor iaitsd Ahuul
infaehi handles all eaars IA diiio
maile mannsf and 20 the iasslon
~ 40 And BE- ll said 10 hls cfeiif
d. has ~, "a bo lsoied ~ istlfs
Thn month 81 has spent ~ COZ
,aaa,, poor mnds go lof sss,'al
books CO. ,bidfen whose patsuis
,oula not supply them medicine iot
the poof ,ust enc county 90 and saf
aud fuel So in 81 eoufse over ~
above ,hl. sum the fesulaf oatiaf ior
those whu sfv dependent "a tnr
toents charity was maie
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LIVES ENDANGERED WHEN
AUTOMOBILES CRASH
Rector Ford Sedan, Carrying -Four
Girls. Turned Over When Hit
BY Clothier Touring Car.
Two Hurt

Another auto smash .ua end 4 MIR
accious escape from death was re+
corded IN Cathrie when the
hs touring car % the C'otAlef Co4-
Iany coalded With Ford sedsl cNn.
ed hy a Rector an1 driven bF his
dsuxhts- Miss A3sins Moulav s,el-
irg AZ $3.50 a. The corner oi Rroat
street ard Okiaaoua Avenue Th.
sedan was o2eriegnea "a. ghe mfass
ana skidded or As slee lor sefsFai
Va ds dong cons derablc aamase ,a
4 aud slightly lnlur.ag Miss Rgt
tn- ANA Miss Francis iAehiner tNu
other girls rdlrs ia tae sedan. Mi-s
Mary Peacock ana Cecil paphs sfs
not hurt but were badly uirateaei
Tie cioshier car driven bv eo
Cunningham. one 81 the employees
was "a nagei Slightly
According To eye Witnesses lt ass
one Of those accidents thar jos, ha9
Hen and 30 one apparently ~
blame Nether ear Nas exce~e.us
TIE speed limit ii is sad
Miss lIRhtner eho sustained the
most pa.nful injuries Was iAkea aa
Dr Hahns office and given first AID.
she = reverted resting easy to1as.
This g. the third sNieren for ~
~ htnef. she having tcen in t~D
sfry serious automobile aceidsnp.
g-eelons.y The clothier car ~a-
rc.ug north "a Broad street and the
Rector car was headed east on Okla
ht ma areaua whea the accident o,.
srrFed
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GAS RATE ~
IiIkiD N Enid

Oklahoma c.ty. Jan 81 "A Fss
rate Of 81 cent. fhoasand rubie
feet for tcmes.is consumer, In Enid
was seg IN an crdcr issaci "a q yes
ier3ay by the state c,rpora on COS
m-ssion. The order provided that
HE tie 35.ceni ely ga rate g
in eject an additional Is cents
should Be charged. subject % re-
fund should the ga-e rae be reiuced
70 is original amount Of q cents
The industrial rate vas set Al s5
cen nousand with ,he grovlsion
thai tbs rate should apply only after
consu Ter had u-el 5ooeol cubic
fee o. gas. All cuder his amour; i.
10 be paid Tor a. the domcs1c rate.
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MAN WHO VIOLATED CH|RO-
PRACTOR LAW, ARRESTED
Or Harry Gallahcr Of This City,
Secretary Of State Board,
Orders Arrest OF Meal.
ester Man

rfet .uest Is OAu1oaa % 5
rhafse 81 oleiu ihe las passei
bf ihe ga legislature prph 81 ms tne
ffattloe q unlicensed oalnopfae osa
was made ehrh ionds peaa Reeves
80 NfAsMicf uaa faken Into ,uateis.
auori.ns to statement Of pr iiarr'
c4ianef ~ tHs sts fesutafs Of
lae state nosfd 81 eaingmr b a.
am nrm
Reeves All De- tried a. usAles,or
10 coau eaau rhuudls Ganahef
sala ilc io.h ths examlnalion iof
l,tnse several mon.hs az. but
a.lsd % inaae passing grade A.
oard'na ir Ga lahef ne has continued
fmencae
"fls toari ~ eAsminsrs composed
% myself ~ C sterling Cooloy oi
fasa president and nr cur : }
i.ee ef oAl hama GUS treasurer "a
,lesgs o. earfs 900 vigorous canlaisa
tor fhe netf several peeo again a
unliaensei sh.uHae o. IN ths
stie pr 9sllaher said There are
ahni thirty tive 81 forty of Them
sithout fseases ~ al -. iona ol
oklahoma aHd 40 have lnior1aiiou
ihat ih are preiicns their proioa
an lui ~ they dld bofofo the
licensing ac aae pataea hy The iei
ireH ai1fo
hlrtfma'ffa in i'e state eho afs
fahy mplNle mon Ia shn profession
haa hsr niht ln reuiag the
i.cans ne laN inmaeh the Legislature
We expect % see a. i taat Is IN
forced nsR
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Washington. Jan 3l-When you
walk into yoplr hank. draw cheek. get
yoEr money and put il IN yonr wallet
and 20 through the transaction with
the usual ease Of grocery purchase
do You know the men On Uncle Sam' )
payroll who place your money opera
lions above suspicioni
William Herman Moran, chief
United States secret service. j. yonr
answer. There may be some other
answers. including William J. Burns.
and few others But for bringing
home the bacon a an annual habit
and delivering the goods 70 the entire
satisfaction Of your Uncle Samuel. the
man who j. there. and with bells on. Is
Moran
Moran bagged 80 forgers Of checks
during the past year. When he WASH I
doing that he Was investigating 3.500
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aHocK 30 VIOLENT ~ ssAf
rNHa RHcoRugsc APPARATUS

Cambridge. Naas Jan &i 40
tsuhaaake shosk 81 siolsni that lt
ptt the recording ap aFalas a. sh~
llafsaft university saiamnefapt
teml lorafliY eut ~ evmmiAalna. ~
coffsd todsf its scope vas s"'.
telea roughly a. ATS mlsa ssou'
hsss - pfaf ~ WooaeoFth -
uflsh alssstlou he ~aa unabia 90 saf
Tho vibrations bssau a. s.ft %
.uA a a. became 80 slolsht Prof
"A oawoth sAs tnat the usesiiss
vefs throws 90 thr afpm on shish
the vibrations ares recorded
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part ol last year among boo'leggers u
eounierf~iiing the government stamps
and placing them upon alleged bonded
whisky
Morans staff ran down - new
counterfeit note issues during the
year Most of them. Moran says. were
crude limitations and were readily de
tepted Many of the specimens were
received ia remitianees from European
countries
This discovery showed that the
counierfeiiing OF United States cur
reney aud other government securities
Is more or less prevalent abroad But
the aid Of foreign governments has
been given toward stamping out -
fContinued on i1amn
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. Shot
In Battle
WHhBdCk

Pos "a. jan 81 SAN r.irolmcn.
armca ptla flos gans hattie,l moge
thAn an hour early toda, asA4nsl
Reusc> Nuf.at nszro isarr cadeA
Ia hls houc ia he south end. he "a .
an sero4sls wounded teo eatr,s
men. ncsrsas and a nesn ana sei
FIRE to = hsd IN ua.ch 40 in'eni iaA.
Murray sorVndervd aniniefed. ~heA
a dosen polioemen bF,.ke aoen sAe
door q the h,ease
shouts of ei.snch hiri" were
hearl and the eroud Tough 60 get
a. him. bar ofucess haaieas8 hlm {,
a latro ~sgon
The troabie l.osan ehen Narras
olcgtsd Airs wNhn jackson.
negro tenant and fred eceeri shct.
at her .olmen Dalton and NJ
same at.mmcd to enter no house
era both werc shot
rolloencn armed whh rls guns
surfouuiei the hoAso and sprayed Il
~ith balieis while Murray fired
shots into 'bc street
Nn the 'op floor Mrs Jackson
husband was hiding ynh hls bat,
Murray shot him twice THO ehila
fen cn bsd ard Nurey ret fire
90 Il The infant pas rushed g.
hospHti suffering inam huns
Mrs Julia Sc0fi ueghbif Nas
struck Ia The hand by !. sira, haIs.
Murray surrendered uhen fire 40
para us alflsed v4th hose 10 food
hm 0u
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He Did 1t
The Oklahoma Way

Chicago. jar 3i.--Hsro'd pick /.
e,,. suddenly eonfronted by three
men who oroercc Rim 70 hand
over the hank roll.r knocked a gun
from the hand Of one Of the men.
knocked another Down and arose
from the pavement 70 vanaUisn q
third bandit after the latter ha3
struck him rom behind The
three robbers red Picket Is an
Okiahoman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

III counterfeit note plaies. u cn.
graved dies aud - seis Of noldx for
coin eou1terfeifing
Moran aud his skilled staff. en-
eineered by the popnlar Joe
AIurphy. former secret service chief
At the White House also broke up
hundreds Of bands of criminals IN.
gagged IN eouuieTeiiing government
revenue stamps
Altogether 90 persons guilty of
counterfeiting reyeune strip stamps
required on bottled in bond whisky
fell into the secret service net
Bogus Money Scarcer
Activity of the secret service has
practically broken np eounterfeitiDg
Of United States currency upon any
serious scale an dalso has put an end
10 prolific methods In vogue the carly