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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
RICHMOND BLOWS
HIGH AS A KITE IN
THE FIRST ROUND
Heavy Slugging Features
Clash; Haugland Sent
In to Stem Tide
Specialize The world.

Special 20 The World.
DENVER. colo, May 9.-The
Bears took a game from Tulsa to-
day that was n mbination OF the
battle Of the Marine, the -r-""He
md nearly approached Waterloo.
But Roscoe &. Pruitt, he or the
Ncnus-like shape. stepped into the
breach n the ninth aud opened up
an artillery fire that halted rally
and sent tho oilers TO tho clubhouse
with a defeat IN their bat bags. The
score was - to II.
Smiling Jim Gross pitched great
game but. like many another young
man. he weakened before the attack
OF oilers In the eighth and gave way
TO Beedle.
Boedie did well for one inning but
as he ninth opened lie lost sight
Of the plate nnd with men on second
and third he was replaced by Pruitt
who had the stuff. Witte grounded
out and Haugland famed and the
Bears had won another ball game.
Davis and Thompson clouted home
runs that went far toward putting
the oilers back in the ball game
after the Bears had attained n big
lead The Bears punched their slug
ging In the first. second. fourth and
sixth innings.
Richmond went to the showers In
the first and was replaced by lIaug-
land, who was effective In places
but was weak In the sixth. Here
the Bears drove in four tallles ana
brought their total TO 10.
Two bingles. Wright's error and n
double steal by Bauman and Lamb
were responsible for the trio of
markers made by tho Oilers In the
first.
Not until the fifth did they again
dent the rubber. After two were
out Davis started n rally that only
ended after four runs were in.
The seventh added one Ny the cir
cult smash OF Davis The eighth
br, ught the oilers total to H..
-Witte walked, Haugland doubled
,Bennet singled and Thompson hit
four bags over the right field fence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Campbell Leads
in Rifle Club Shoot
Tuesday Afternoon

A rather small gathering OF sharp
shooting clan shot the weekly match
at the armory last night.
No business meeting was held on
account OF the absence of several
officers OF the club. An important
session Is planned for next Tuesday
night when arrangements will he
made for team to participate in
the outdoor matches beginning late
this month under the auspices of
the National Rifle association.
II is planned to send a team to
the national match at Camp Perry,
Ohio. in september
In the official match OF the eve
ming Miss Langsdou's team won
over that of Miss Dickson by the
score OF 456 to i3S.
The highest ten scores were as
follows:
Campbell, 81; GambIll, 90, Belt.
90, English, 81; Everhard. IS.
Easton, IS: Mrs. Campbell, 81; Miss
Langsdon, 81: Brill. Sc. Durbin. So.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Getting The Breaks
By
- L. L. STONE

Just now there Is lot of smoke
over a return match between Jack
Dempsey and the French idol. Re-
ports are flying thick and fast be-
tween London, Paris and the little
old LAND of the free" According
10 press and cable reports. there
are a dozen or more promoters after
tho bout with guarantees tickling
the half million mark.
And the men will meet again.
Probably in the Pershing stadium
near Paris.
All Europe Is anxious TO get
glimpse of another American cham
pion in action and of all the
champions Dempsey would, OF
course, draw the best. What with
England and France going Wild
over the king of the heavies. the
mere announcement OF the bout
would be a guarantee OF capacity
house.
This hurried trip abroad by Kerns
and Dempsey has any publicity
stunt of the days gone by licked
forty ways for Sunday.
While II Is u dead cinch that
Dempsey Is going to meet Carpen-
tier, Kerns has the entire civilized
world and sporting circles swapping
guesses on Just what is happening
atipos wv l'hNs
or course Lewis may knock
Georges for a row of gools when
they meet Thursday night In Lon
don. Then, he may not. II he does
Georges can lay away his gloves and
settle down.
II Carpenter wins. then II Is all
over but a couple of rounds when
he meets Dempsey this fall
NircI Jnpac SunuIna h{gh al
coach. Just about owns the Greek
county capital at present.
without exception Jones is the
most-talked-o high school coach In
the state today. In his first year
at Sapulpa, just three seasons ago
he began the work OF lifting the
Sapulpa athletes from the 'alsC
rams to the top of the ladder.
He did it.
In 1921 and '22 he gave Sapulps
the state football championship. II
1920 he lifted the interscholasti,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

owlts. Defate. Nufer. Lee. Msnush, Grant
ham .. Lingle. Errors--McDonald. Earned
8. st. Joseph 4 Sacrifice
hits--WilcOx. Left on base--Omshs s, 81.
Joseph 10. Runs and hits-OH Wigging-
ton and 10 In four and twU-thirds in
nings. Gibson . and . in one and one-third
innings. Burch o and in three, Grover
and 10 In six, Mccall and In three.
|. by Burch Grover 2. Base ON balls
OF Wiggington I. Gibson /. Bprch ..
Grover l. Winning pitcher-Grover. Los
Ing. piteher-Wiggington. Double plays
Wilcox 70 Gislason to Herman, Defate to
Nufer 10 Smith. Passed ball-Lingle. Hit
by pitcher-Burch by Mccall, Nufer by
Burch. umpires-Browne and McGloom.
Time 1855.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
BrittOn win Meet
Long at o. c. May 20

OKLAHOMA CITY, May s.--Jack
Brittqn pugilistic welterweight
champion of the world, will meet
Ray Long OF oklahoma City In a
i2-round bout here May 26, Dan v.
Lackey. manager OF the Drovers
Athletic club announced tonight.
The fight will take the pl ce of the
one originally planned between
Johnny Wilson and Mike ,ibbons.
LacSey still hopes to bri g Wilson
and Gibbons here later in she sum
mer, but said he would ot do so
until he feels that Gibbons Is In con-
dition 10 20 his best againit Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
TEODANS
NGAMES

- Western League.
TULSA AT DENVER,
oklahoma City at pts Moincs.
wichita Rt Sioux city
81. Joseph ~ omaha,
National League.
Roston at Cincinnati
HrooklNn al Pittsburgh.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphla at Chicago.
American League.
chicago At New York.
81 Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland a: Philadelphia.
American association.
Toledo at ST. Paul.
Columbus az Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville AZ Kansas city,
southern Assoctn tion.
Chattanooga AZ birmingham,
Little RoCk az Atlanta.
Memphis at Mobile
Nashville a. New Orleans.
TEXTS League.
Galveston ~ Wichita falls.
Houston at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at shreveport.
san Antonio ~ Dallas.
outhwestcrn League
Muskogee at Hutchinson,
Sapulpa At Saliua
RartlesVtlle At Tupeka.
Coffeyville at Independence
w,stcrn Association.
Okmulgee az Springfield.
McAlthter al Joplin,
pawhuska at Henryetta.
Enid at Fort Smith.
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z-Batted Tor Sherdel In eighth.
New York .............. 200 OI2 O0n---s
St Louis .... .......... 600 900 OOO--O
Summaty--Tvu base hit NcHeury.
Three base hit Meusci Huus-Bancroft :.
Rawlings 2 Groh g. Errors Hcathcote,
Ainsmith. Double playB-Lavhn TO Horns
by to Fnuruier. BaseH on balls~Of Per-
tiCa (. struck Out-By Pcttica ?, by Ryan
o. ghsfdel l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

WASHINGTON May 9.--Extra base
hits figured prominently IN the rs vic
tory 1f ST Louis over Washington today.
A drive over the wall by Judge with two
on base IN the third save the locals an
early lead ana a clout for the circuit by
robin. scoring Bayne ahead OF him, gave
the visitors their winning margin in the
seventh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Semi Pro Wants Game.

EUREKA, KAN, May y. - The
Eureka Semi Pros would like to
hear from baseball managers in
Oklahoma who want games with
a fast organization. The Eureka
clans pay roll runs around $500
monthly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

CISCfENATl May 3.-Duncan's triple
with the bases fun IN the sixth inning was
tho main factor In giving Cincinnati 4
to I victory over Boston here today.
Donohue pitched brilliantly wild throw
by Bohne letting In Bostons only run.
Mnrquard was invincible until the sixth
when two hits and his own error on Don
ohue'E hunt tlied the bases.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
INDIANS GARNER
20 B|NGLES FROM
BOOSTER HURLERS
Sioux City Trims Witches
in 2-1 Affair; Saints
Down Buffaloes

DIES MONIES. May 9.-Okiahoma City
hit Eddleman at will IN the last four in
nings came from behind and defeated the
locals. IT to 6, in the first game OF the
sories. The visitors made 30 hits Allen,
who relieved Young in the first innings,
nltcheh splenhlh ball. The Acnre.
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chlesgo.

N--Batted for Keen in seventh.
NN--bhtied for Jones IN ninth.
Score by innings.
Philadelphia .......,..,olO 0O2 402--g
Chicago ,,.,,...,,, 90. 0Ot 200 Ol0-4
SuWmary--TWo base htts-O'FaTrell 2,
Miller ?, Walker. Three-hase Ait--Henline.
Bases on halls-of Ring ., OF Freeman
I, off Jones I. struck out-By Freeman ,,
by kins 2, by Jones 2 Home run-parkln-
Parkinson ?, Fletcher. kelleher, Flack,
Miller, O'Farrell. Errors-&rug. freeman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Sunday School League.

Orcutt Memorial, the tail-enders
OF last year, are getting a strong
team together this year and sprang
big surprise last night by defeating
the College Hill Presbyterians, to
.. Second Presbyterian continued
winning streak by defeating the Inn
manuel Baptists, s to 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

SIOUX CITY. May g.-After being held
to three hits IN seven innings by the vet
eran Fred Bee be, Sioux city rallied In the
eighth and won 81 pitchers battle
from Wichita In the opening game of the
series. Roth's double, Hamiltons single a
base on balls. an lnfleld out and Berger ;
error of osteigsrds grounder. produced
he Of al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
YANKEE ROOKIE
WINS GAME WITH
DRIVE IN TENTH
Detroit Tigers Make 1t
Two in a Row From
Boston Machine

NEW YORK, May Camp skinner,
new Yankee rookie, broke up an exciting
l0-inning game here today between the
Yankees and white SoN by smashing
single through the box with Scott on
third. Jones who relieved shawkey In the
ninth held the Sox safe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Ma,hInaton.

zBaUed Tor smith In fifth.
EAHatted for Gleason In ninth,
Score by innings:
~ lsnuis Wv" Vas auV--l
Washington ......,... .Oos 100 OOO---6
summary; Two-base hit --swilliams.
Three base hhs--seyereld, Gerber. Home
runs-judge. Tobin. Double plays--Sislsr
To Gerber to SisleT. Smith to Judge. Bases
on balls-on Nsngilder ., off Francis /,
OF, bsyne |, struck out--By FTancis l, by
Ratne ., by Gleason /. Runs-Tobin, Js-
cohsen. SEVERED > Ellsrbs, Bayne ., Bush
Harris, Rice. Judge, Feekinpsugh. Err
ruTs-Hauis, Rice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Hsmmerlng
CoVeleskle keots and Bagby for 20 hits
land today with l5-4 victory. Yea
terday the Indians won II 10 4. -Four home
runs, two by Miller, four tribes and two
doubles were included In the Athletisf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
Pirates Take Two from Robins.

PITTSBURGH, May by hitting Ca
dure freely. forcing him out In the
fourth. the Pirates easily won the second
straight game from brooklyn today,
to .. Scnaattonal catches by Carey, Big
bee and Il. Griffith were features.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

OMAHA. May 9-St. Joseph took her
second straight game Of the series from
Omaha today. to s. Although Omaha
bstters found Grover and Mccall for IL
hits, they were not placed effectively.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

BOSTON, May 9.-Detroit made n two
In u row from Boston today. Ehmke hold
ms Boston 10 four hits and winning, 5 to
.. Heilmann knocked one Of the longest
home runs seen here, clearing the left
field fence with plenty to spaie.
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Startling of the Teams.

Games for Tomorrow.
Lee Stadium-First NJ. T.. VS.. First
Christians.
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Slovr City.
wkhIta.

Roth. Errors-Berger Palmer. Orettger.
Two-base hts-Berger. Haley. WBshburn,
Ostergard Roth. Sacrifice hits-East, Nc
Dowell. stolen base--Efh. Washburn.
Double plays-Grlffin to Washburn. Grit
fin to Mcdowell TO Washburn. Earned
runs--Sioux city /. Left on base--Wichita
II. Sioux City 7. Base on balls-Beebe I,
RoettEer 7. struck out--By Beebe ., by
Roettger 7. Umpires--Arderson and Don
ohue. Time / as.
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CHICAGO. May 9.-Parlinson's home
run drive into the LETT field blcnchers with
two men on base In the seventh inning.
gave Philadelphia = lead which Chicago
WAS unable to overcome and the visitors
Won the tlrst. game ~ the series between
the east and vest here today, to 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10

There are 10000 900 wage earners
in the United States and their en-
ergy output Is about 100000 horse
nOMer.
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AMATEUR
BASEBALL

A column devoted TO amateur
baseball I'm Tulsa and the entire
northeastern part Of Oklahoma.
The Tulsa World will nc glad at
all times to publish the scores.
challenges ana all news of all
amateur games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-10
S&YESTE ER.
Vs--.S DAYS


Western League.
DENVER 49, TULSA II.
De. Moines q, Oklahoma city II.
Sioux city 2. wichita /.
omaha 8. 81. Joe
National League.
Al Cinclnutat 4, Boston !
At Pittsburgh s. brooklyn ?.
At ST. Louis 0. New York &.
At Chicago I, Philadelphia Q.
American League.
Al New York 5, Chicago I.
At Washington 8, 81. Louis 7.
A. Boston ?, Detroit &,
At PhilBdelphia 10, Cleveland 4.
American Association.
AZ Kansas city 7, Louisville ..
At Milwaukee II. Indianapolis ?
AZ St. Paul ., Toledo o,
At Minneapolis 3. Columbus /,
southern Association.
Al New orleans Il, Nashville :.
AZ Atlanta Little Rock {.
AZ Mobile ~, Memphis ~,
At birmingham 4 Chattanooga s.
Texas League.
A. Wichita FallH 8, Galveston 3.
Al Shreveport q, Beaumont 4
Other games tHined out.
Southwestern League.
Independence IL. Cotfevvllle g.
Hutchinson II, Muskogee 10.
Topeka s. Bartlesvllle {.
Salina /. Snpulpd ~
Western Association.
Joplin 6. McAlester Z,
Springfield Q, Okmulgee O.
Fort Smith 3, Enid q,
Henryetta /, Pawhuska g.
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N--NatttU Tor TOrd IN nInth.-
Score by innings.
Boston .............. .00l 600 0o0---1
Cincinnati ............,O 900 0Ot O0N--t
Summhry.-Three-b hits - Powell,
Duncan. Double playE-Bohne TO DHnhert,
Ford TO Kopf 10 Holke Bases on balls
or Donohue I. struck out--liy Marquard
3 by McQuillan l. by Donohus 4. RUM
Powoll Daubtrt Duncan. Pinelli, Donohue.
Errors--kopf. Marquatd. Bohne.
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Dsy Molnes.
oklahoma City.

summary; Runs-Pitt 3. Gingardi 2.
Middleton ., Bates 2. Fisher 4 Massey .,
Tate, Allen, German, Grant, Haran,
Graham, Wagner 2. Errors--Massey. Tate,
Grant, Turgecn, Eddleman. Home run
Fisher. Three.base hit--Ptt, Two-base
hits-Massey ?, Fisher. Pitt. Sacrifice hits
Grant, Milan. stolen base-Massey,
LasHlle. Lett on base--Oklahoma city 4.
Des Molnes 1. struck out-By Eddleman
|, by Allen Q Base on balls-Of Oden-
wald g. Off Young /, OFF Allen q Hit by
pitcher-By Young. Wagner. Wild pitch
-Odenwald. Earned runs and hits-Off
Oderwald--4 and In one (nons out). I'D =
dleman 10 ana 1 In eight. Young and :
In none tnone out in first). Allen and .
In nine. Losing pitcher-Eddleman. Win
ming pitcher-Allen. Double play-Tur-
geon 10 GormGn to Graham. Umpires--
Holmes and OImsby. Time 1851
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summary: Earned runS-IulS1. -;
Denver, 10. Stolen nasc-Inmb.
Paterson, Baumnn. Iwo-basc hits
Shauicy. Wlndlc. Lamb, IInugInnd
(2). Thrcc-basc hit - Patterson.
Home runs--1hompson. Davis. sac
rificc hits-Sprangcr wright, Long.
Struck out by Richmond, u; by
IInugland, I; by Gross, &, by
Bccdic, u; by pruitt, has" ON
baIls--Off Richmond, 1; Off Iiaug-
land, =; off Gross, =: off Bccdic, =;
off pruitt, O.--Donblc plays-Iinu-
man 10 Lcdi,clt: Gross 10 Sprnngcr,
wild pitCh--Iiichmund iIit bv
pltChcr--pnttcrsog by Iinuglnnd.
Icfi ON basrs-'i'ul-a, Z; Denver, /.
Innings piiChcd-sby Richmond, u
tnobody out In firsiD runs >, HIS {;
by iiaugland n, runs y, hits 10; by
Gross Z, runs ~. hits i3; by Bccdlr
I i-3. runs o. hits y; by Pruitt 2-3.
runs u, hits q. JmpiTcs---IitIpatric
and burnside. Time hours.
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New York ....,......000 0io 40 Is
ummAry-Two- base ht--Scott. Home
run-Baker Double play--Collins TO
JOIN son to Strunk Bases on balls-On
Hodge .. OF Shawkey /, Off Acosta /.
Struck out-By Shawkey 6, by AcOsta 2,
by Jones !. RLns-Iuhuson. Strunk ?. COL
Inns. Hooper. Schalk, Hodge, Fowster .,
Baker 2, Scott Dsyurmer ., Shawkey. Err
rors-Hodge. witt, pevoTmer, Shawkey.
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Phlladalphia
cirr,Iand.

hitting. Doc Johnston. former Clevelander
had four hits, including two triples.
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Detroit.
Boston,
z-Batted Tor Nuel In eigbth,
zz-Batted for Ferguson IN eighth,
G,pra nv Inutugaf

Totals 80 10 ~ IL rn,n 80 al 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23

Tor. and who was also shot twice in
the back. on the morning Of June 18th,
was the next witness called. He tes-
titled TO going to New Lafierty. of tho
meeting with Robert Farmer near the
national pike, just north OF Miners
grove. and of the trouble that occur
red at New Lafferty in which his uncle
was killed and he was shot He stated
that when the shooting started the
Ford Roadster he was driving and III
which his uncle was riding, was head
ed toward the National pike. after
having turned and that when ms
uncle was shot he heard him say on!
He also stated that after he was Shot
he jumped out of his car and ran to-
wards the National road quite a dis
itancc until picked up by the trizzelI
car and taken TO the hospital.
Scott Story. who was riding IN 'he
Acton car on the morning or the trou'
bic and who also suffered a scalp
wound was the last witness calleu.
IIe testified to seeing Farmer near
the National pike and to seeing Domi'
nick Ventaurato and Dan Aeosta come
to the top of the rise on the DIRT roac
shortly after you leave the Nationa'
nike. He also testified 10 the trouple
NJ New Iafferty. stating that he heard
four shots after his ear had turned
and started back toward tn" Nauona
pike, stating that he thought the ll1'h
one struck him in the head. causing
him TO lose consciousness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23

An interesting wedding occurred yes
terday morning at the Methodist Epis-
ccpal church Of Bcllairc, when Miss Eva
Corbett, Of Bcllairc, became the bride OF
Mr.. Derrcl Rothwell Of Stcubcnvillc, ..
Tho ceremony being performed directly
following the regular morning services
by the Rev J. II. Palmer. pastor or the
church. Tho Impressive and heauttfnl
ring ceremony was used. There were
no immediate attendants.
The bride wore n becoming gown OF
Harding blue canton crepe with all ac>
ccssorics Of tan. Her corsaGe was OF
brides roses. After the ceremony. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ro,hwell received the con-
gratula;ions of the congregation and the
guests present for the wedding. y
wedding dinner WAS served at the home
of the bride at which pretty appoint
mcnts we're apparent and covers were
laid for about thirty guests,
Mrs. Rothwcll is the daughter Of Mr..
J. W. Corbett. of Noble street Hellaire'
and has been employed for some time
with the Sands Electric company. in
this city where she has gained larE"
number Of friends. She sang IN the
choir OF tho Bellaire NJ. T.. church ana
was quite active in all church activities.
Mr.. Rothwell Is tho son of Mr.. and MIS-,
Frank Rothwell. OF Newark. Ohio. and
formerly Of Bcllaire. and is now cngaG-
cd in the automobile repair business at
Steubenville, where the couple will re-
side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
STATE EXAMINES nine
IN DAN AG0STA TRIAL

Nine Of the witnesses for the state
we're examined In common pleas court
Saturday in the case Of tho State OF
Ohio vs.. Dan Agosta. indicted for muir
der In the first degree In connection
with the killing OF John l. Major. at
New I.afferty, Ohio. on the morning oil
June eth, of this year.
The Jury left at o'clock Saturday
morning, accompanied BY the sheriff
and attorneys for the state and de-
fenso and visited New Lafferty anu
tho surrounding places OF interest IN
tho case,
Court convened about II o'clock and
| Coroner Clyde c. Hardesty was the
first witness called by the state. He.
! together with DR.. c. L. Rosencrant, OF
Hendrysburg, testified as to the
wounds found on the body OF John l..
Major,
! Mrs. Eva Major. widow Of John l.
Major was the third Witness called
She testified that her husband was ~
years Of age and that they had been
married fourteen years and have four
children. She also stated that MI.
Major was employed at tho strip mine
/ at New Laiferty AZ steam shovel en-
oineer, and that he had been engaged
IN this kind Of work for Is or Is years
She testified as to Mr.. Major leaving
home about 6 o'clock on the morning
of June q. She also identified pic
turr of the deceased as we'll as IN"
sweater, shirt. jumper and ov"rals
worn BY him on the morning he was
shot. The state introduced these vari'
| GUS articles In evidence.
! Mother TestlfIes
! Mrs. Jane Major, mother o; John l..
! Major, testified to seeing her son on
/ the morning Of June 27th, about $50
o'clock. when he stopped at her home
! near Hendrysbure. for about one-ilail
! hour, as he was on his way to work
, Sheriff Lynch testified to being call
cd 10 New IAfferty and to the finding
of the body Of John ]. Major In MS
Ford roadster at that place. II" also
identified the top of the Ford Roadster
which was also admitted In evidence.
julius Sylvester. store keeper ana
coal miner OF Old Laficrty, ONO. was
next called and testified that II" wan
secretary and treasurer OF Local
Union 40. 2l3%. Old l>allerty. and had
hr.u elected member .. IN" scale
committee. He testified regarding
Robert Farmer seeing him on III"
mnrniny ol June 18th. at New l'alfer'
f. ohio. and asking linn I" call I
meeting for O'Clock in the m"ihlh2
nrr June eth, at New Latl"rty
Court adjourned at - o'clock ana
sylvester WAS not cross examined uh'
iii after the noon recess.
After the cross examination ~
Inl,us Sylvester Satnioy tubIak, Wa
the firsi witness called at thr alter
noon session. His testimony was
mucb the same as THAI given during
the trial of Dominick Ncntaurat" 'N.
hiok having been at New lAiierty on
,he morning OF the shooting and IN
the crowd at The time Major was si'o''
IA wa cross examined b. Attorney
Moore and was On tie stand Tor over
tt,n hours SATURDAY afternoon.
Clyde Major on STAND.
Ci,d. Major nephew Of John |. MA