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The New York herald., 1922-12-02
FAR EAST.
SOUTH AMERICA.
CANADIAN EXCHANGE.

New York funds IN Montreal, IS cents
discount per $1,000: Montreal funds In Nev,
York, 10 ccnts prvirIiufn ycr s1.0v0.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
New York Central stock Up.

The advance of nearly points In the
stock Of the New York Central yester-
day was said to be based on expecta-
tions that the directors at their meeting
this month will increase the dividend
rate. Officials of the company have
maintained silence regarding the pos
sibility of an advance TO per cent.
Rails Jared well In the trading session.
gains being recorded In active issues
such as Atchison. Baltimore & Ohio,
Chesapeake & Ohio. ST. Paul. Erie, New
Haven. Norfolk & Western. Northern
Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading and
Southern Pacific. The improved senti-
ment regarding rails as a whole appears
to be based on the argument that al
though October net income has not made
such good showing the roads never
theless have made substantial progress
in their recovery from the shopmcn's
strike.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02
B. n. T.. Reorganization.

Strength In Brooklyn Rapid Transit
securities yesterday was ascribed to re-
ports of substantial progress on the part
OF the various committees which are
working on the reorganization plan. Ac-
cording to the best information avail
able. the plan is now in such form that
an early submission is expected. A date
soon after the turn Of the year is sug-
gested by those In close touch with tho
situation. Bankers refuse to comment
on the situation prior TO the announce
ment of the completed program.
The New York herald., 1922-12-02

rnioAY. DECEMBER
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
ORDER To ~HoW CAT~E Why
~AII 90 RIAL ESTATE
SHOULD NoT 80 MAnF

ln the Superior Court 81 she state
- Hashlugznr. Iu aUd Tor tHs
County 81 Whitman
Ia thH Haftef ut fhe Estate ~ Joseph
fHeF luar
Be appearing e. thH a#I court Hf
the petition fhis dar presented and
uted Hy Edward Calfaux the Ea4ra=
iau q fhe estate af Joseph Baauer
EIue the H oE FtaI estate flf u
necessary fu $3.50 hH interest Or
Ihe mtuaf H fhe ra8 estate hH
sesf fnfenm af the estate
Us therefore orasres rF fha sails
ea4u that atl persons Interested r.
b. estate ot SAID cd Har appealaa be-
fore The said Superior Cuur oH The
tfh aaE af January 1894 -
@ clock w ot said dan - fhf .aufs
ruom Of satd Superior Ceurf at col
FAX ln said euuuff aua state to SHOW
csuse uhy IN order should aat b.
granted 90 TIE said guard .au ta sen
the interest Ct THE minor lu fhe real
estate described la the petition
and that copy 90 this order
- puthshe8 81 hast feBr sue
eesslfe weeks fn The Pullman Her
CSC rev sfaa RHf - nfeo Hu0 PUB
hshed les Whitman County. State af
= shinElnn.
nated December =. 1891
STANLEY FRASER
fseal1 Court Comm tssso uaF
STATE # Washington Ceunfs a.
alfmsn So
John 81 Newman. clerk 81 the
superior Court ~ Whitman County
state 81 81 ash inefou Dc hereby cef
ufy that the foraFoznE IS true fu3l
and correct copy 81 az order duls
made and entered npuu TIE minutes
81 he sid Superior Courf
Witness ms hand and TIE seal 81
said cogrt. fhis -1th dav 81 naeem
her 1891
JOHN 81 WV NAN.
lseaiH rounfy CLERK
hecaHfan2o
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
RUPTURE EXPERT
sseies auous ~ This Specially
called - ~Jaokanc

Sseies Eamous an This Specially
called - Spokane
FH seeleg of ChicaEo ana Phtln-
dslBhia the noted truss expert. ulll
personally o. az TIE Davenport 40
tel and wil remain tu Spokane So ed
nesday. Thursday. FRIDAY and sat
ufdaE cnig. January a. ID fG -.
Mr. SeelaE saEs- The SpHrrlaftc
Shield wiu NOT ONLY retain auV case
90 rupf ura perfectly hut contracts
the opening n 10 DAYS on the aver
axe case BeInE 8 vast advancement
over an former methods -eNfmnl j.
fFfuE instantaneous efferfs imme-
diafely appreeiahle and Rlthsfandiue
ans strain ar position no matter The
SIZE 81 location Large or difficult
eases or inci.siunal ruptmrRs follow
imE upeFatiunel specially solicited
This instrument received TIE only
auara in England ard iu spain pro
dnrimE results without surEerF inBer-
fians. medical trezfnents er pneserip-
tiaus BIZ seeley has documents
fnom che rnifed States Government
Washington. u G.. Tor inspection
He VII - glad - demonarate with-
ouf eharse nr ~ them f desired
business demands prevent stopping
~ any other place d thls section
=. S.--FxeFF sfafeznsaf IL tbs naffce
hss tssen verified lss-fure she EesIsral
aud ~tafe CouFfs.-F. ". ~eslrF.
Hnme Office IT Ne. Dearborn 81
ehieaEo ans
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
FIRST :S5IslSZ:XE:EHST.5
- IMAM WASH +

said Unknown He.ts uf Ellaa.
beth Riley Decreased. also All
other Persons o. Parties IE-
knuwu cla.mInE any ashf utle
ur luterss in fbe real estate e..
eerfhed fn fhe complaint here.u
defendants above named
You sire hereby summoned 90 aH-
pear within -EfE DAYS after tn la-e
ui The fr- publication oI fhIs sau-
mons. fo-w-t within siAIv daF after
tlf bfh daE 81 January. 1899 and
defend the above entitled acf#ur lu
the aauve entitled court and aussar
che complaint of fhe piau.tl.s. and
serve 8 cops VI your answer upon lhC
UNDERSIGNED attorneys for tfe nlG5u-
lifts af their office below stated. aud
iu case ot FouF failure So fo o. 5ua--
msur WI - rendered a-llHa sou &C.
coF8Ius o. this demand uf rhe c,am-
plant uhich has been t.lel H#rh fha
clerk ~ said court
The obI#ef 81 fhe aH#sa eaElet 80.
tlaH Is to auieE plaintiff fHf.a u Hl
to De UUrt hwes- quarter af th# south
east quarter ~ section - .#aush 2
fs north range 81 81 Wait.
mau county NhInaEn. a# csc
Cladg 500 from eIaUIue rr rEht
title er Interest iu nr Hn sad #anH dl
auF uaFr thereof
NELL a. SANGER
Plaintiffs AHfrfHaVs
office aal g. q. address
tanefehf1 Pullman Wash
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
a as I7.issa sssse.
lRaAea@~

Northwestsrn nu1uai ate Essur-
ance go. 90 duhn y. 1ohneon. real
nasre. ttleaa
Aank 81 Minona 20 Fre6 ChFlsi-
en4en zeal mtEe
klHminE Investment Go "a OHas
Tarnhow real mfse g7E6
hauk ~ Minuua 90 Roe sayles
ana klmer Burgess. chasfei g-8lU
hank - NtneHa lu W n Charles
3 Pearl aua a. p Greearf. chaftel
sffEH
Rsuk uf Winoua go q. r. rurrie
ehattel s6Eks
Rark a3 Mnuna ~ "a ~ q ~
and s. n Means. chaftel seas
hank ~ Wiuuua e. PRED ehreen
SIN chstfel E1s5e
FafmerF State hank ST. Iohn. e.
ID h Haeauau. chaftei feeo
The Crescent 20 Mrs Alice
Re- autiIs conditional sale. g.
Assignments
Commercial State hank g. North
western Wufual Life Insurance 90
real mfEe Eliza J swirl g.
Bils - sslr
Louis uehEaarts tn Chris
HnrhIos UEe Hnea Impltmenfs
laaae ans cfop Hr aee sh nea sod
uue "a. zee LH sh ~ uea. sWn rrl
80 nwq Is-ls-44. geese.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Western tnipn Lie InsuFancs GO.
70 state Treasurer 81 "a aMh real
MtEe. k1eEson Mercantile Co.
Sc Gee
t'unsilttssnal tliise &c ~sa1e
g MARTA o. Vera Boufbouufe
aHflmuuile kAb1zG
Affidasig
Annie Nlller to The Pnhlie IA B
hUenlE HaE bachelor 1-zE-laoa
AID a-Ie-fN
Order af taeafism
cts cf PuIitnan o. The puhlir--
Naraflun 1N lefl o. north side of
NJ aWamaI street between Church
street and ses- tine af said plai of
Pullmau
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
SIMMONS PIX PUBLICATION

fn the Superior Eoart ~ the state 81
WashinEfan fnr Whitman Coca
fF
Pre- H Wezler End sylvia MaY Wes-
te rs wife Plaintiffs. vs. Tae
Tnknnwn HHirs ~ Eilzahezh z
Uf2HF #sEret8s AHHn Aat HinH#
persons ur parties unknown
r'almiuR anT rlEhf title - -
tarnsr In fhe resi- estate de-
srr5lsea in the complaint hereln
nfEanAants
Ths state - Washinsfou Te fhs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Yea ear always work better after
something he Ter iHnchs 81 ear The
children EuinE e sehooi Trf out
ne lot school iuneh iaea
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06


Chas. q Parrish. EdEar l. Par
rsh Elwuod : Parrish Rone Par
rIsh heamau. Lena Parrish shahan
farrlah. Milton Parrish. Iae Par
T.sh. Lula FaErsh Carts. Joan n
Parrish Wilton Parrish Leean Par
ush MaffIs Parrish LauE aud VIII
lam e Gurus fo franA q. Hampton
FNq sNq. sec nua nj seq and part
ang uug 1h-Is-8 t1H.aH0
e. Hampf al a. D. Huntou ana
Wood te Lulu Caftls Grover
- Parrish Il Parrish. Charles l.
Parrish Edsar r. Parrish. Rookie b
lteamag So p Parrish. Joan Par
riah Milton Parrish Lee parr So
Matte Lane and Lena shahan. sWu
na4 roo us and D. uag sac So
1A-A9 81
stepf0e safe Bauk to r. C. Hamp-
fau. saq sUg. sNg uWa and m saq
and O. nWa nwQ -A-Ie-as 81
Harfe Lebeld e. Elmer b Wheel
e. - Dos Z Ia Fitch.s add Pa
lanss and balf interest ln wes sail
and halt Interest lu east vail and
erauud or Which b stands g.
Gilbert UefuuH4 80 d. 81 Mckee
ben eeg 6-fs-fs. gI.
william Nsfha5ehsn 20 D 20 STE
keehea SEQ e-Ia-#b. g.
Slhnol utHrr Nu 60 cecil \
Branan. lai IN. sik 3 Beach -nd
AID palouse
Northern Pacific Railway GO la
a1tl Holm una sea- SEES ~ and IS
seH 1871 $3.50
Peter sehiermau 90 HarF S. Peck
lka.2s acres ga a-1t-4a. g..
Mortgage
William . Walker to Euian Trust
Co. spokane part seq sea- par ne4
sea 1z-tt-8s. sNa. except -Ib-88.
- uh ue4 -t-Ie-#4. para uHa uNu
zs-It-4f So aHH.
f. Hamufau go ta.ou Trust 20 .
SPOKANE sa4 SEA. saa Ha4. ma sag
aHa part HNa uaa 1e.Ik-4a k6sau.
james 81 thrEslupiier fo Federal
Land Bank Spokane. uHq and va
neq s.la-#a. kIn.HHH.
- Parrish 10 Albion state
Bank. rwo-Thffds 1899 crop en Davis
Bros ranch fG --1H-#- ssZH-1U
e. 81 Hereford o. Aio.oa state
Bank. Use stock implements ma
chuefa end fao-Ihirds crop on sag
+ 80 uea b a.. and nb H~g "a
Is-8a S$##-a.s8
e. a Bauer to Bank 81 Rosalia.
Use sfutk. implements aua three
fuhs 1893 crop on neq s-Ia=8. and
SEES aua Cd saQ s--a-81. S-HHU
Ks.len~s~
ELMER X Wheeler 20 Hatse Lee
hoia - uE. real mfEe gsHuH
j + Case ThreshtuR Machine Co
10 Z 7 Lelier chat mfEe $500
Bank 81 Rosal.a re e.. a Bauer "a
uk. chat mfEe K1rHn.
Rank aI kusa38a 10 a. IS Bauer
81 GA. chat mise t1sHN
N 81 Becker fu Tom ghusf con-
dItiuual HlI of sale fa6f
Conditional Eifis 81 ~alc
WAYNE on Tank A. Pump Co.
xeIo
Spokane EIiers Music Hau-. 90
Oral * Huehes ard stanley 81 Bak-
-. piano. S-z
Afnduit
Eearae az HHes 90 The Public
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06


cbas 8 Rsg ta Ror Allen tafs
fa fHk hIk enc lafe
o. hlk s. except Texas
Perm 81
Hr NarEarsf : nnacaa % Rf.Hs
has. Undivided halls Interest = I.s-
20 I1 f4 I6 DIS sa5s
ak aua pert lots and
DE- BIZ s. lofs fN ~
isAA. ferf1 end taet .n Texas Cllg
and Texas FerIs kzna
Barnes A duncan e. Mare pae
undivided haif nfsHes in lots ID. u
la te. DID lots
rs 8. and pf lofs . ana ~ IN
ana io1s 4. IS hlk TEXAS rfff
lrarf u Teas rltF and Texas Ferrf
sta8
Aarsaret kaF Duncan 90 NARY Rav.
nee sac and ~ sea -a-IE-aS 81
cynthia owuty fo 4. n Raef Iar
d oh II. Dumm add RasaIsa s.
Mortgage
sanford a. hickman 10 Un5eu
lgasi Co. spokane nea and ~ see
2z.ia-81. sseea
hoy Allen e. Chas r Ray aad
M#ff KAY Tots u.s. Is H.
- hlk lots q. ia s.
eEesFt and tmu u Texas Ferrv
s6Ea
Annle r. Fierce Go ~ S oaks naq
ls-1A-aH sIEaa
Frank + Bash fo Farmers Bsnk
aahuaon. thresA.uE ourut s1aao.
keleaa~s-s
fh-ip hroeekel ca william Rroeek
=. reai mtse E14.HHe
fetaafch Lamher 60 - + "a
SINH - 81 real mfaH
Farmers state RanR frtanfoar
e Z - Bash - ~ real -ffaa
fz#oe
afnt.fF National Hank. roafaK an
= AfaeEHr Etar msea sz-rz
AafiunaI EaHk - oakes8 ~ "a. q
- AFers. Ehas mfrf zeaaH
NtHDeia Haimer 90 - arfar.
serft conditional iii 81 se
fsz1 sa
AssiEHurrufs
Earm #uraaaa security Gu tr
saan hananek 1Ifa Hnsuranre g
- nee. ChaFies = Freeman Il 81
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06


Henry Hepp So Polls e Marcus.
PERT see l-It-#4 81
HeurF Pool So Prank Pool aud-
fded bali Interest lu sea rs. MA ueI
and ueH nHe eA iats g.
and eh saa 1t-en-fa. g..
fHauk laaI ta Heurg Fool $50 -f.
uh uw4 1t-z0-#g. 81
Fmuk Pool ~ HaIrF Pool rae.
In -hEH-HH
Prank POSI- go Henu Pool uua
2i-4H-Be. 81
Anton sfreltHeh. fo Alch Knapes
lut j nik = srtfs a sehwruns /.
RGG Euloniowu aud ons-th.rl inter-
So Ia lof blk q >rhaeaae add
lnioufuWn $500
4 p Ham seh rs Malae Harn sch
loi bib s. Mcdonald ad8. Tekoa
Mortgage
T. r Clark 60 Pacific Savings 4
A-oan Assn lois 81 1a blk 3. sL
John sfgIs
Melba lamb Cod8 ta Farmers Na
tiaaal bank Colfsa part ~ uWa s.
lt-k3 and part "a neg end sua ue4
l-ie-se. $4,000
G Hubbard to Collaa National
bank. Use stock implements. auto
mobile wheat BARLEY has aud IHZ8-
1929 crops en- ub IH-Ie-#2. nee gH-
1919 and nea e1-I6-El and naff 81
1t-a1. $4,000
Conrad Reiber ta CoIfa0 National
BANK. 1s21-1s@z crops uu $40 acres
81 f1-fs-az $500
.HsreasaH ssfa.....- 81
A. Trust bank 81 Whitman Co live
STOCK. implements ana 1922 crop aua
summer faliuw en- sec - IS. 11-Ie-
- sEHaa
= T.. sharp fo A1hioa state bauk
1--we stock implements machIners
etc and crop au sea 81-Iz-8s and
t-ts-48 EENe4
G 3 Potter 30 Bank ol wfnoua.
I've stock 1899 crop en- part uwe
ana ct 81 neQ and nh sra 80-IT-se
A NeNea ~ 70 q Leonard
give stock Implement $500
AieK Isppel e. Takoa state hark
hte stock implements tBo-fhirds in
ieref fA-- crop nH sua % and paff
en- et-fa-&s $500
s. - Armsfrnun e. q Is sfe.
heeheh Use stock mpiemnts. Isaa
crop on par "a IS uea and ~ eaa
lN-4#-E saHHH
Eeira@sss
Farmers STATE Hauk of 81 John
20 q 3 NulouFhhf real atee
Fsfst safHEs Al Tra4f hank "a ga
hrae Per- rhafet s1Naa
tome1s haHiofd a w8ler hank
to Arthur Lada ehausf Ffr-
tiltens sfate hank Tekaa 70 T.
n Ellis rhaftef 81 Soc
Conditional tEliis ~ ~tta
q Wilson - J H Barton
mafe k4.E
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

pECEM Nkh -. 1871
Gare8s
pal xumuait a. Ms q W Zum-
wah. "a nsa 11-As-ss sna roadNag
q nWa 1T-is-tt. 81
1nkn B8oana. eaegater estate a.
Nnry y neach - Sekual District
eseF ave 4s-ls-at. .
Mewtgaxrs
William Rode 60 FsFmeFs National
Aznk Coilnx. ga a-te-sl, 5000.
gohn Hslm 60 Farmefs National
Aank gnllax. aMa gT-4T-s1 FtHaH.
IN T. Gnrrle to hank 81 Ninena.
SO - ne4 sna sea nNa 4s-lt-aa.
83T86
+ ~ noona. r.. te r. e. Narfin.
ilae sfoch. Implements. trark. auta-
mublle f1Stk
n. Il. Carria 20 Baak IS Nanoua.
ave stnrk. imriemenfs 1882 Greg gu
- ama - neq a6-lE-s8 sa1e5
n A Saulah tn Citizens state
b4nk. Tekna liFe aoek implements.
t1se
WE Risk 10 Farsf National bauR
Ebhrata sheep. setHa
MrlaouEal Bros 10 International
Harvester Co- hsrReFfeE. eurias.
fksa
Reieases
Pullman saving a Loan Assn. tn
EiiEatsth 81 hnek q M NoterTs
Franees = Mnllaue. Georala 81
SAITH nna Charlotte 81 kfueRaI
resi- mtse g.
Pu3iman saNuFs loan Assn 80
Feraluaad J Taylor real mtKe s.
puElman SaNinEs a ianan ASSN &C.
Aida TeFeleT nesi mtre. s.
Charies t.ehola trustees 80 SCI
nsrta Nachuls rei mise sTss8.
Security stafe bank Paiouse. 30
NineFxn Nlehois real mfEe. Egeeo.
Cns1aN Nafianai Aank 20 William
Rode resi- mfKe EfSeo
CoasAlaiemai Rfls 81 sale
Tolsdo scale &C.. a. GEanrs v 49,
Co. scale F114
NoFris safe a Laek 10 e. Miller
9sNsaeFx Store safe s11u
fessss
jean u AnkenF eFnrHfnf estate ~
lei AhkeneF. O. g. ranuey CO
D. par los = BIZ ss Pullman.
s. PEI mo
- Fss.ssdsus
81 = MnlmfH vs. ElIen & Griffith
Eunioe g Nance end heirs 81 Hattie
8 Peter. Deceased. 81 eu1ef tifle ~
seq lex4 zT-1s-4s
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
DECEMBER - 1891
M

Arthur Franklin steele 81 Ofaan
I. sgfsuhnn bots E par boz dR
Is. Mileys add palause. SEQ
Williams > Cabbage fo e q ship
~. lois Ia, a. - hik s Rosat.a
s38oo
Gee " Harpes to David , WI
eek 30 Z - ~ FHchs add Pa
lense seHNH
a 2 HenrY e q X Martin lets
4. 2 hik -. Garden IRIS add pau-
nan. Slna
Frank p nabeaek 81 Zen nohasr
hahessek ne @8 paft aa 14 nna
lots snd sNa nwQ and m
H@a ana nwn zee ~ a a8 Cas- fa.
80 ssg ave and lots To-
- end iot eer e-1a-88. 81
Mo~fgage~
a M Richardson 81 Olive Frsar
ave 1e-11-g9. seeea
SmaMies 90 Federal fzng
tAA8 Spokane hlk narf hft
and 3 Fafrs Thina add pars hik
karr seeoua ada par hlks IA
kerr SD iois "a 1e TIA 1ots
hit lets s. hik De- Fafr
ahira as. Hulman. k8Ea6
pm Howard 81 F.delHy saving.
4 Loan Assn IVA 4s-1S-a2 gGaan
NltFe = MrrumheE Cd Farm Mise
rHenF8ff Co. Cd a 1H-f5-t# assoc
Peter krieksaa fo 1ohu p rouBsv
= hea and - sen G1-fk-fa. gaHaR
~faHwl "a J r jackson
sutametI1e. Eakk
0anek HI Is p 81 Hm utsma
isf Use eeack heaeehola rnaa !
ffaEB
fioFd H HaIseaa - rmara.~
h#al &c pew office n4fmrns. Rfaa
keacaaez
p Al Hea e. 3ames Emert aa-
fHHse Faaf nsae 8af - =
faFft seEnns ED Pullman 80 y.
- is Ferrs Third add puiiman
tsassiflonal nnis ~ Sale
asia#An Viewer &c fo At Lakins
A-faF NADINE ssf-
a Williams e. Thomas p. Par
III aNfauaahlle sT74
Affiaaxiss
= = sialsF - The Pebble . "a
MsHner sirN3e.
iiils ~ sale
= VI Collins e. 1ahn \ cuvn,r
49, noam. Pullman. s.
r~uer - Assornrt
eharies + warKaurie =. r.
E1finEsF 4
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Pnnl xumuait & MN y M Xam-
wah. "a nea 9--Ge-sa Ana rcadNag
- nWa 1T-IS-kt 81
1nkn kloana. f1rgaiar estate q
Nnry y nearh - eehual District
eser ave 4s-Is-A8. 80
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
DECEMBER = asaa
1sxsls

MoFrisen y Nsn-.s 49,.
NoFriean. = IA Eauarss - So.
.efas p A shanhar lofs
= -. -. IT, &C. aT. IA ~
NssafFEf q sispfoe. fatBa
@4nes . Herrick - A = nt-t
-. - - - :. Huffrsav,
= HaN e pa zamwsl, -.
n~a 4E-is=ss. afa see
aanchss1eF g. Collar 49,.
e@AtAAe AeenNF. 81 - - 4, =.
aEa 80 e-zF-40. ff7Fs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

NawfEaRes
= Shsnh4n e. l.ena caa.ar a,...
=. - e.. be. ae - -
- - hessrfeT 81 Ssenfas 49,
hzeies 81 F5rw stafe - ~.
= - 80 nea nen - -.
an go ewn zs-fa-47 -
-s-ls-4I. ~ Ewa feza as-fg.
Asnie Asft = ua-nkav -. i.
=. y te1a t5-iF-s1 Fraea
NArisz naehies - faaafs Al ns1l.
-. lite atork. saTlements lsaes
- 49, = - - nae. 80 -
- @es - - - ne. SD -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16
ONLY ONE CITY
Celebrates THE
STATE BIRTHDAY
Fifteenth Anniversary Almost
Overlooked at Capital;
Ell Reno Stages Pag-
cant on Occasion.

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Today is the fif-
teenth anniversary Of Oklahoma's as.
cension to statehood but notwithstand-
ing the fact that the eighth Legislature
designated November lG as oklahoma
day" only lone city in the state. so far
us can be learned, is celebrating the
occasion.
Fifteen years ago today n monster
statewide celebration was staged for on
November lG. 1907. Oklahoma ceased
to be a territory. The lands which, un'
til then, had been known rs Indian ter
ritory and Oklahoma Territory Were
linked together by congressional author.
ity and gave birth To a new addition to
the union of states-the state of Ok
lahoma.
As the years passed, however. celebra
tions in honor Of the states birthday
became the exception rather than the
rule. This inspired the action OF the 1921
state legislature setting aside the day
so that so long as Oklahomans inhab
ted the face of the earth they would
not forget the day upon which their
native soil was recognized and pro
claimed as one Of the original iS
states.
To-day, III Reno is the only municipal
ity in the state which has announced a
public birthday celebration, There Will
be program this evening AZ which an
official of the state historical society
will sneak on "the Romance OF OklahO.
ma History"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16
NEGR0'S FATE
HANGS IN THE
BALANCE today
Elias Ridge Expected to Hang
at Midnight for Murder
of a White Woman
at Adair.

OKLAHOMA CITY-The fate of Elias
Ridge, negro boy who is under sentence
to die in the electric chair shortly after
midnight tonight for murder, still hung
in the balance today. With the time for
his execution but a few hours removed.
two facts loomed as indications that
the sentence would be executed tonight.
Governor Robertson has not yet Ger
titled to the criminal court of appals
the record of the case for review, as the
law provides. must be done before con.
victed person is put to death. The gov.
ernor was uncommunicative and did not
indicate what action he will take before
evening, If any.
Also, habeas corpus action has been
promised from two sources II u move Is
made to carry out the order OF execu.
tion. w. u. Matthews, state commits.
sioner OF charities and corrections. and
W. II. Twinc, OF AIuskogee, the boys
attorney. have both announced their In.
tention to pursue such a course. Neither
had appeared at the capital ut l0:30
o'clock.
Ridges age. according to the testi.
mony In his trial at Pryor FOR the muir.
der of Mrs. George Adalr, wife OF u
white Mays county farmer. was given
rs II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16
Work on Concrete
Road Begins Soon
Engineer Thinks

Engineers from the state highway
department have nearly completed
plans for the three miles of concrete
highway TO be built in district one. be
ginning at the northern terminus OF
Washington street, and extending 10
the Hignight school house northeast OF
the city.
The survey has been made, and the
engineers announce they will be ready
to submit plans within a few days at
most.
ID. G. McCulley, county engineer
stated today that necessary prelimina
ries would consume some time before
actual work began, but he looks for
operations to be under way before the
first of the year.
This will be the first concrete road
way to be constructed in Carter coun-
ty, although several other projects are
under consideration.
As soon as the plans have been ac'
cepted and passed upon by the federal
highway department, bids will be asked
for and the contract let, Mr.. McCulley
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16
Understand the Boy, Dad
Judge Ben B. Lindsey Pleads Case for Boys in
Lectures Here Wednesday Noon and Night.

once q boy has learned OF never
Switching" he has learned the lesson
uf loyalty. and he will never 90 wrong,
the judge said.
Tho ideal father. according to Judge
Lindsey. Is one "who understands the
psychology OF youth, who can be stern
without being brutal. who can be fair
without being easy who realizes that
children have mind OF their own
and a philosophy that would shame q
grown.up." lie went step further
when he said that the failure OF par.
cnts made more criminals than the fail
ures OF youth.
Judge Lindsey paid high tribute tc
Col. Theodore Roosevelt. eulogisins
him as the boys friend. Yet Judge
Lindsey came to Ardmore heralded az
the boys friend. as cxemplified by his
actions ON his bench. for the Judge Il
internationally recognized as an au
,hority on juvenile life, law and pro
cedure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16

Play fair with son; play fair with
Father. was the appeal made to Ard.
more fathers and sons by Judge Ben
B. Lindsey OF Denver, in two addresses
here Wednesday US the big features Of
Father and Son week
In noon address 10 the boys and
their fathers. Judge Lindsey Ccntered
his remarks around the home, placing
he fireside as the hcarthstone OF civ.
ilisation. lie showed where the home
influences have first hold on the child's
memory and ate the guiding stars OF
aftcr.life.
Last night the Judge spoke at Con-
yention Hall under the auspices OF the
Rotary club. lie pleaded for a better
understanding between father and son
and for leniency where fathers be.
lieve punishment IL due.
Loyalty to "the gang''-which means
loyalty to other men-ls born In the
breast Of the growing boy, he reeitsd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-16
Mayor Of Wilson !
Wants Assistance
to End Speeding
Especial to The Daily Ardmorelte)

NSpeclal 10 Ihe DAILY Ardmorelte)
WILSON. Okle---Asking the assist
ance OF every member of the local post.
American Legion. Mayor Isaac Roberts
condemned speeding in all its forms al
the last meeting Of the post here.
Mayor Roberts said that conditions
had reached such stage that the law
seems unable to curb the recklessness
because OF insufficient legislation to
handle offenders. lie suggested TO the
legionnaires 10 use caution while driving
and TO prevail upon those whom they
might be riding with to he careful.
The mayor said that he could name
a score OF persons who have said they
would no longer drive over the Ardmore.
Wilson road after dark because Of the
danger.