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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
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Miss Ella Deloria, a young Indian
girl of the Sioux tribe, is a college
graduate who is d%evoting her college
trained abilities to her own race. She
recently went to the Indian reserva-
tions in the west and southwest upon
the invitation of government officials
to extend physical education and
health work to young Indian girls.
Last year while in Nebraska Miss
rcloria attracted national attention
by an Indian pageant which she wrote
in Dakotan blank verse and staged.
The writing and staging, including the
recruiting of a cast of five hundred
Indians, was done within five days by
this energetic young woman Many of
the Indians had participated in the
actual occurrences staged, the theme
being the history of the Dakotians in
the last fifty years.
Miss Deloria has been a worker in
the Y. W. G.. A. and she commends
the association for the Intelligent in
terest it has always taken in Indian
girls.
Urging our girls to take advantage
Of their educational opportunities and
ito fit themselves for service out inSthe
world is one OF the greatest services
the association does through the gov
eminent schools" is the opinion of
Miss Deloria.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
At THE STRAND.
AT THE

The management of the Orpheum
theater a use all the superlatives
they can find about their present bill
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-07
ATTHE NoToPLAY.

LUCKY Carson in which Earle
Williams plays the principal role. is
the fourth chapter Of the Miracles
of the Jungle" and a Bis " comedy.
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NEW JERSEY-sEAsHORE
ISARSE(iAT

RCNGALOW. rooms and bath; furnished
garage and bOltAOusa. pOrches. electric
Dist ard Harbor avcs. " Bond. on premises
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
p NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN raAs thai

49, NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN h..s IhAs
SsS the Proyldent Life and Trust ,SD USmpttS, ~ Is,
orphans 81 Court. q PhIassphis ,ss GSuny Ssoss &
the so'm N Room Roc 42s. City Hail. .Philsdelphs;
tks sal snid GSSTtc co%pass sS 81 ffA
ds,nhis in ali estates In which II 8 ae..ns ate,s
Sapse',Si ~ sSd sasIeet Goup iq hs ana
oomestinx the said Court TO substiiuts ~"
dent Trust CompSa9ny GS9nv Q, rhiiaSsiaini aaDssiiy my
snpear. in the place OF the said petinoni.
sstd petition Is presented pmrSI1Sn', 1Sr ',hS y 81,
pian, rn,on %h'Sf ef the Providrnt Life ana m
Company Of philadelphia into a mSS!!gvi,utI3 mS!gvin, Y
,hsIsss, ,hsrssoH In ali aduciary cspac!ls. q
provident Trust Company oi Phiis
md IND Trust, Company Of Phliadslshs
= Y '''jiIIll 4 4ss'sa,SSsais|| ! Es,s|s'l
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NANTUCKET

TRUSTEES SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE
on this extremely healthful and fascina ling
island an old-fa ah oned brick mansion which
has been completely remodeed and improved
without impairinR it's old-time auaintness:
coachman's cottage: commodious stable; and
nearly an acre OF land.
The house has cemented cellar containing
laundry s,oreroom and hot-water heating
apparatus: on the frst floor are hall, draw.
ing room. den. dining and breakfast rooms
four open freplacea. lavatory with bowl and
w. C.. kitchen containing coal and gas
ranges and hot-water heater. Two maids
bedrooms and bath on tho second floor two
bedrooms and bath en- suite. three masters
bedrooms and bath. five open freplaces
gla-sed IN and open porches: on the third
noo- are three iarg" bedrooms and unfinished
attic. The coachman's cottage OF seven
rooms and bath. The stable has six box
stalls and capacity for six carriages or
autos besides three mems rooms
Electrically lighted throughout Town
water OF fine quality. Most OF the furniture
and furnishings are included IN this Offering
The grounds are most attractively laid out
In walks. pergoIas and flower beds. and In
the center are u fountain and n pool. while In
an angie Is n charming!y attractive tea house
in cement. The lot IL bounded on three
sides BY streets. !nsur!ng desirable ex-
clusiveness.
The invigorating climate the noted fishing
delicious bathing and social enjoyments OF
this resort are too we'll known 70 need ex-
tended comment,
SEWALL f. NEWMAN.
HORACE s. CROWELL.
o94 Washington ST.. Boston, Mass
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ROSENIONT

0O0EMONT, PA.-Besutiful country seat !,
B minutes from station; 10 acres; elegant
mansion, nne hall with open hrep.aces. WASH
aRd toilet room, parior and library. dinins
r1Gn. servants dining room, kitchen: but
~ pantry and closet on first hoor o bed
Vo1ns and ba throoms on SECOND noDr
ii A01r rooms and b'.th and rooms for maids
= '1hiFd hoor. ho.se j. lighted by eiectricty
~ sas; IL has wide yerandas and bay
1InloWs: stable md garage, gardeners cot
{1SS and laundry on grounds; suitable for
Sae or girls school. For information and
- apply 10 2l.2 walnut ST., fhlIh'
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PAOl.I

PAoLI PA.-Attractlye home modern and
In perfect order l2 rooms baths, =
porches. laundry: garag: for cars. with
chauheur's rooms and bath: trees shrubb-rH,
APPARATUS and strawberry beds garden
planted: convenient to trains and golf club
HENRY W. DAVIS. agent. Valley road,
yaali. Phone Paoi l+5 r
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CASCO BAY

H1GH-CLASS summer home Casco Bay.
Maine-Attractive cottage; wido verandas:
rooms: modern improvements: artesian
We'll: rocky shore; deep water tpebhied cove):
TO IS acres OF woodland at option: 2 miles
from Portland. mil" from mainland Ad-
dress NJ. Z. cox. Cousins Island Me.
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MARYLAND FARMS
WATER FRONT FARM

100 ACRES. NEAR EASToN, MD
Natural oyster grounds fine duck shooting
40 acres timber; l5-room house and com
pi"t" buildings; acres in fruit: lO-mi!e
PETERS e. son sOs CHESTNUT ST ptJr, ,
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

lO4S E TIOGA-6 rms. bath. porch: $500
rent 500. Shutteworth. 1864 ktnsing'n q
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PENNSYI.NASIA FARMS

DIVIDED BY
y Z DIV. Of READING r T.. AND III
OI$ HWY III MILES FRONTAGE {
NESHAMINY CREEK
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R0XnOROUGN

oRRN REslDENCE-5cst neighborhood:
Scge % land: fine. old shade, fruit ana
Sieetvtc iiEht; seen only by appointm't. I.
'frx1bORAN, tiiB Cresson. Pm. Myk 097O
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOU ARE INVITED to list your vacant or
to- be vacant apartments with the SherwoO 1
Apa rtment Agency. 1884 Walnut ST.: phone
Spruce $500; II is quite impossible to MI the
requirements OF our many applicants with
out your hearty cooperation.
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FAIRVIEy'

FOR RENT-Stores. Yairview; will change
hrst-noor apis. into store to suit tenant,
J @; Cloud. :Osl Yorkship So. Farv.ew.
Camden.
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LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET-Lost. platinum and dismoDs
flexible bracelet. somewhere durinf Journ~SS ~
18th and Walnut. 18th t.nd Wsinu' .ys. w.
Cynwyd Phone Cynwyd 208:
PIN-Iost, platinum bar pin with diamonos
reward. 1927 w. Lehigh ave.
Masonic ring, at or near aroSSsa0 So0g
Creek golf course; rev. Ph. Lans, sooS
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FARMS
Bucks Co. Farm. Only $2lOO

HORSE. COW, 100 POULTRY
Household furniture. vehicles. tools. ma
chtnery and 10 acres growing corn, oats
hay. pOtHtO-S. cabbage beans, fruit. garden
yeSetables tac.ud"d II taken soon, htndy
Phi.adei phia markets, close To stores school
railroad. motor bus, etc, good pasture and
wood lot, about 90 fruit trees grapes b-r
ries. nuts; good 2-story house; ma pie shaded
avn, overlooking lake, bathing, boat ng
ashlng barn. poultry house garage. to sct-
tie affairs quickly, al! s2lt0, less than
half cash. Details Pas" 81 ILLUSTRATED.
Catalogue 1900 Bargains FREE STROUT
FARM AGENCY, li22 l.. Land Title Bd..
Pnilai"lph.a, Pa
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MAURICE LICHTMAN
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD s. l5o9-Large. wel!.furn front
room for gentleman: private family.
CHESTNUT. 2O43--Su!te. well furn. sin
gle room: electricity: references.
CHESTNUT. l0O4--Room with bath; also
single room: electricity; references.
LANsDOwNE AVE. bs85-Furn. room
gentlemen; all cony.: owner: phone; ref.
MASTER ST.. 1s36-Nice!y furn. front rm.
priv. family; all cows. Poplar 1924 X.
SPRUCE. l3ls-Desirable vacancies. adjon-
ing bath. electric light: reasonable.
9th. N. l30. HOTEL RuRIC--Central,
shopping district. near stations beautiful
furn rms, elec. spotless; daily. w.kly rates
"lST ST. n, l38--Bea ut!fully furnished
newly decorated: electrtcity. phone; clean,
Bath, 8, 25-I.arge 3d-storv back room;
neatly furn.: windows: gentlemen,
E2D ST. S. 4lS-Second floor 3 rooms and
hath, unfurnished. $50 month INCLUDING
gas for light c1oknR. Call woodland i023
SPRUCE. 7Ol IN W. corr: nicely furnished
rooms near Washington square!
ELEGANTLY furn room. priv. home. shower
bath. etc. centrally located. Barring 1896 J
VICINITY of I'D and Spruce. I. . or 3 rms.
furnished. in we'll appointed private
homes electricity, Ph. Spruce 1891.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT ST, 3GiO tThe Roberta Large
cool rooms with or without rrivate bath
AL convcnienCcs; porch; convenient to l..
board optional Phone Barring sO42
i5TH, s., 426 = l or attractive summer
room In refined home; electricity.
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sIQNEMCNsT

- - pf lspth y, terminal
q D y 7 y, I !,
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FAIRvIEW
ATTRACTIVE HOMES

FAIRNIEW
We have the choice list OF 4, 3. q and 7
room homes. detached. corner ends and In.
side. in Fairvipw. from $1,000 to ss50O
never again will such houses be offered
hors seekers or investors at the price.
substantially built OF brick. finished in white
and mahoganN. slate roof. bath. gas. cleo
'ricity. heater. double floors. dry cellars.
Just painted and pap"rsd large lots; we can
or rent TO big advantage FOR investors: we
can finance without charge: we have sold
30 homes In this beautiful suburb OF Cam
den because our prices are right. call and
allow us TO show the property and explain
our terms trolley and bus from Market
stree, Ferry. Camden. direct to opr office
open Saturday afternoons and Sunday.
BLACK Il ANDERSON Office
Ceilings and kCarsursc RVcs
I-,lr
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NORTH GLENSIDE

NORTH GLENSIDE-Des!raheb building lots
In improved section. 1915; Springfield
water. macadam streets. free deed and in
oofance. North Gens!de Land Co. Agent On
premise at Ardsley station, or RenntngeT a.
2enninger, Glensde. Pa.
NORTH GLENSIDE. PA.-s7O00; detached
~ now dwelling: lot 5Oxll5 It fne condition
AonnnHer Renninger. or North Genside
b Land Co. Agent on premises ~ Ardsiey sta
J 00RTH GLENSIDE-SG5O0; sacrifice de-
teched ?-stery dwelling. lot l2Oxl5O; old
44eds. fruit: excel cond. Renn!nger Rem
DoDger. Glenside, Pa
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yUpLIC SALE--lO-acre farm. fc- jacob
1eliisan: & ,lrdsy; June 10; nsas; 10,
NlnNtes' walk to Norristown trolley and
only 10 miles north Of Chestnut Hill: de-
1l1Stfui suburban surroundings: neat Groom
N61Go house; substantial barn. 10 head; pou-
M house. 500 head garage; numerous other
D1U6in6s: ar,esian and spring water; su-
5iop soil; ample fruit; shows prosperity;
~ 0eighbo Shood $4,000: cleanup sale same
: livestock. machinery; sale starts 1
-. Illustrated circular through REESE
KLlNDERMAN. AGENTS. o J.. Z. Airy ST..
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HADpON HEIGHTS-D.s. props. $4,000 UP.
n $. CNf. 3ls station ave Daily sun
LINWOOD
AN OLD SOT once asked great traveller
who was Dragging Of the fact. III he ever
had del!rium trcrnens The traveller in,
digna n,iy said he had not Then you amt
never been nowhere, nor YOU n"ver seen
notrirE" II YOl AMT SEEN, LIN
WOOD "YOU ANT SEEN NOTHING" "
At MT. EPMRAlM, y j.. Az miles from
Canden The home site for the man OF
moderate means LOTS s4i UP; so
DOWN, S5 MONTHLY. You can build now
hefore 10: Is maid for or We vii build for
cur. you q 5-:com BUNGALOW with hot-water
heat. running water. electric lights. complete
Kitchen and ba tn room. on large lot. square
from station. a splendid home. uneaualed
for the Price. For further particulars call
at office on grounds at Mt Ephraim station
% trains daily. or tax" bus from kaiGhn
ave. Camden. or
Abbott, SALES AGENT
Office opp. station, Audubon. y. j.
Oren daily and SUNDAY
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OWNER moving to Caiif. will sacrifice for
SIS. 500 beautiful country home, conv 10
Media short line and Pa. r, r.; IL rms.
be tbs. white enam. Interior and h.-w floors
throuEhout. ! acre shaded lawn, garage,
CHESTER OSBORNE. 1924 Chestnut st
Locust 5O37
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Building Lots

CENTRAL location. near boardwalk; excel
lent commercial apartment or hotel sites.
SIMON We'll, ia, y. I'd st.
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HELP wANTED--MArr

MAN--Wanted, man with prac,,., ~
perience IN designing Of dies and tooisI e.
,ne estimatinr OF shcet-metai productio. ~
metal stainpings; applicants to furui,.Ss Ssheet.
erences and give experience. Addrs..n ref
salem, o. poratod
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AGENTS

AGENTS-Best seller; Jam rubber repair io
tires and tubes: supcrseies vulcanzauos
at saving of over 500 per cent; put II on
cold. 1t vulcan'zcs itself In two minutes ane
tube; sells to every auto owner and aocss
sorry dealer. For particul lars how TO make os
money and free sample address AmAsh
Rubber Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. Dept oL.-
SALESSiEN-Write for list Of lines and ~
particulars; earn from S2300 10 $loow
yearly: big demand for men. inexp. o. eH.
city or travelling. NATL Salesmens ."
Assn. Dept. 277. Chicago,
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$50 ACRES

Savora! setr uf farm build nGs dwellings,
with modern cows. !argc orchard, a beauti-
~! rolling tract, the y,sws.
RARE ADV. OPPORTUNITY FOR SCP,
SERYMAN. FLORIST. STOCK RAISER on
my .oNE DESlNt>G ATTENTION of THE
PEFllt
c. p PETERS & sos. COS CHESTNUT ST
5-ACRE FARM on Statr highway, half mile
trolley, arr. lawn and old shade. 5-room
COlon..i hons. omen fireplace garage city
gas available. $500
j CARROLL. %rOLLOY
PinrvIlie Pa.
pnylastOwn office. - T.. Court st
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s2S 70 S47 50--Four. g. and rooms and
bath: all modern convenences; single and
asml de tached: immr diate possession. open
and attractive surroundings: large yards
community club: II minutes by Penna. Elec-
tric n. r. and 30 minutes by autobus from.
Federal st. ferries. Camden. NJ J. On.Ls
hours D to +. NJ daily. noon to T.. NJ.
Sunday.
NOREG REALTY COMPANY
BroOklawn, y. J,
Phone Gloucester 272
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LLANERCH - Three-story stone and-frar me
dwelling: lot 100xla0. i sleeping rooms,
baths: 2-car garage. hot-water heat. copper
screens. shades. awnings etc; a very desir
able property. Albert Hall Land Title Bldg
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,JENkINTOXN
LASSDOWNE
I.I..tSERCH

II ROOMS, . baths: hot-water heat. electric
light; old shade trees. shrubbery. etc.
nearly half acre OF ground: garage for cars
WALTER A. cCLATCHY. 10Th and Mar.
ket: Lansdowne 2084. Open evenings and
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HADDON HEIGHTS

HADpON HEIGHTS-D.s. props. $4,000 UP
n $. C.oN. SIS station ave Daily & sun
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RET.NitR

10 LOTS Co. 3no IT, from station or bui
25x15o IT.: $3.50 per lot
WALTER READ.
Nj. Erhriam. Clos. GS r s.
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COUNTRY BOARDING
APARTMENTS

A TEACHER desires room and hoard II
the vicinity OF Doylestow preferably neal
the Willow Grove trolley. c 130. Led. on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
DEVELOP FAD OF
AUTO POKER
Numbers Of License Tags
Form Hands in Game
Of Guessing

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July s.
popular in Sharpshurg, a suburb,
that lot OF the young men OF the
town have recently devoted more
time to the latest ip gambling than
they have to their work. In fact, the
craze has swept the village to such
an extent and the players in some
instances have become so bold, that
II has become necessary for the po-
lice to take notice and shut down on
the practice.
Youths have stood on street cor
ners making wagers on the poker
hands on the automobile licenses of
passing cars. Seven or eight take
part in the new game. Each player
puts his money in n pot" and then
they take the first seven or eight
cars that pass q given point, the
player whose car has the best poker
hand winning.
Number one on the license plate
counts for an ace. Some of the
license plates have straights, full
houses, single pairs, two pairs, four
Of a Kind. Even five aces count. As
more than 1ll,111 Iicenses have
been issued in this state this year
six aces are possible. OF course, six
oces are in bad repute In some sec
tions OF the country where regular
poker is played, but in automobile
poker it's all right If you are lucky
enough 10 draw them. OF course
Bret Harte never contemplated such
I situation as six aces being a lawful
hand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
BILL VALIDATING |
INDIAN TITLES IS
.PASSED BY SENATE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
,'Iore District Judge owen owen.
t.s decision aroused a storm OF
protest, not only from property
'NaDrs in that section but through
u.' The entire city. The decision
was appealed and IL now in the su-
prme court.
shortly after that decision scores
.i other Indian title suits, all
l's'd on the same proposition,
were filed in the district court,
'N' are now pending. II is the
contention Of attorneys for the
I,'perty owners that the bill
winch Just passed the senate
locks all OF this litigation into
,CocEed hat. Attorneys in the
'osbie Heights case claim~that
We bill means the winning OF their
use However, II. Il. Martin. at
ney for the Indian wom-
an Sys that the bin will have abb
spiutely no effect on the case. That
another matter TO be fought out
m court, At any rate the passage
vi the bill will be a strong point
Al taVor of property owners whose
ZONES are now in litigation and IL
VII put a stop 10 future suits.
me bill was introduced in the
''Nse or Congressman Chandler.
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DUTT MAY LEAVE
FIRST CHRISTIAN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE one
are nm in arms over the board aC-
ton. characteri2ing II as dubious in
inlplication and containing grave
Injustice TO the pastor, indignation
meetings have beer held by several
church organizations, and agitation
over the situation has permeated the
entire church membership.
Dutt Takes No Stand.
Reverend Dutt as vet has taken
no stand and the board has re-
mained silent since the step which
threw a hombshell into the smooth
running church machinery. Set
tlement will probably be attempted
Mt the regular meeting Of the board
the third Monday OF THE month or a
special called meeting before that
date. The pastors friends request
that the previous hoard action be
rescinded, IT is said.
Reverend Dutt has occupied the
pulpit of the church for the past
five years, with the present year the
most successful in the Church'a his
tory by a wide margin. lie Is well
liked in and outside his church and
| is active in the ministerial alliance
/ An outstanding figure in the Broth
erhood of the Disciples of Christ
/ both in oklahoma and Throughout
the denomination, he Is to have en-
tire charge of all music and chorus
singing at the international conven-
| tiun Of the brotherhood early this
| fall. He has been in ministerial
work for 25 years and is the author
| OF several widely books
/ and articles on religious themes.
Many Changes I'm Pastors.
The First Christian church has
4. ag.t tgrN aHs.
service than any other large church
| in the city.
The pastors who succeeded each
other In turn durlng.siX years were
| Rev. d. a. Wicllizer, Rev. j. G.. Nc.
| Gavran, Rev. George i. Taubmar
and Rev. John w. Darby. Reverend
Taubman now has the largest mems
| Bible class in the world at LOng
J Beach Calif Reverend Dutt was
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MANIAC SPREADS
, TERROR ON ROAD
AFTER ROBBERY
coNrrvrrD FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ran 10 the car ahead of me. | felt
singing burn on the left side of
nv head and the blood was squirting.
That backward jerk OF my head
probably saved my life. He didn't
say a word to me after that one
shout"
Robs Filling Station.
Shortly before the shooting, Bea-
yer. walked into the filling station
and after backing Dan O'Hara, the
clerk in charge, against the wall,
rifled the cash register. stuffing S120
in his pockets. All of the money
was later recovered. As Beaver
stuck his gun in hip pocket and
ran out the door, OHara, so he told
the police, went 10 the other door
and shouted the alarm. c. T.. Lam
berth, 2f35 South Qudnah, also an
employee at the filling station who
was sitting on the porch of his home,
some so yards from the station, nOti-
fled both police and county officers.
The shooting occurred while Lam
4 sherth was at n phone.
Beaver according to his brother
in-law, Dave Connor, a former police
officer has been mentally unbal-
anced for some time and yesterday
evening was drunk. Beaver lived
with his brother-in-law.
Wounded Month Ago.
About n month ago" Connor
said, Beaver was accidentally shot
and severely wounded in Enid. He
has since been a bit weakminded.
Not insane or crazy but he often
said peculiar things and acted queer
ly. Yesterday evening he came 10
my house and slipped in the back
door getting my revolver. His
Younger brother attempted to stop
him but failed, due to Beaver S
threats Of death.
Beaver has been doing light work
al Electric park near Red Fork
since he was able to get out. He has
never before gotten drunk and
think that his conduct Saturday eve-
ming. was due largely to the
WILSON'S body was brought 10
Tulsa by T. Il. White, truck driver
employed by the Cosden refinery
White arrived on the scene after
the shooting. Wilson is about 27
years old and according to Williams
Is single. Pending completion OF
funeral arrangements his body Ia be-
ing held at the Mitchell-Fleming un-
dertaking parlors.
Beaver is being held in the city
jan and will probably be turned
over TO the county officials Mon
!. aaN Whether he will be adiudged
'rhsane and sent to a state institution
OF whether he will be charged with
murder and tried, depends on future
oeNslOpments.