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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
(ny The AssocIated Pressl

JACKSON, Calif-Three routes o.
escaping from the pitch black. smoked
underground drifts TO the sunlight and
TO open ground where tortured lungs
might drink deep of fresh breeZes, are
possible TO the AZ miners imprisoned
since midnight Sunday In the lower
levels of the Argonaut mint.
Two are through passages which
workers are endeavoring to cut from
the Kennedy, an adjoining mine. the
third is through the shaft of the Ar
gonaut itself.
Second Rescue Corps.
4 second rescue corps, on level SOO
feet below the group that has worked
since Monday to reach the entombed
men today had made perceptible pro
gress.
The fire jn the mine shaft is extin'
guished.
This was the announcement last
night of experts working in the Ar
gonaut shaft itself. The heat in the
shaft, they said, was so intense that
flames may break out again at any
time. 1t will be five days before an
entrance may be made through the
flame.charred section above the 300
foot level TO reach the men on the lev
els below
But the announcement that the
flames were subdued added hope "a
the grey faced groups who wal. In
shafts at the entrance OF the pits and
gave new strength to the grim worker
batterlng at rock walls in subterrapea..
passages In the hope Of finding their
friends alive
Hope for Men.
Rescue workers descending the shaft
this morning got as FAR as the 400
foot level In mine skips and wen. loo
feet lower on ladders. They found the
smoke greatly diminished. The wa
ter pipes at the side OF the shaft werS
still too hot TO touch.
Hope that the miners are stlll alive
was still firmly held by the consulting
experts. They are acting on the belief
that the men have lived through mon,
than 80 hours of entombment ha
they will be alive Tor five or six days
TO come.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31

Russia Is at least an education for
anarchists who located to assist In de.
stroying government. Former anarchists
are now among those clamoring for
government most loudly Washington
star
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
CITY OFFICIALS
ADMIT ERROR I'M
PAVING PROJECTS
Property Owners Protest at
Overcharge on Estimates,
Commissioners Hold a
Special Meeting to Rec
tify Stand.

A special meeting OF the hoard of
city commissioners was held Thursday
morning for the purpose Of considering
the legal phase covering paving con
tracts on West Broadway and + street
northwest.
The needing was called at the request
OF several property owners living on
these two streets who filed petitions
protesting against the payment Of the
final estimate Of the city engineer in
excess of the contract price agreed up
on between the city and contractors.
In the absence of Mayor r. A. Hef-
acted as mayor ana read resolutions
and contract covering the West Broad.
way project
Records Introduced
According to the records the engin-
eers preliminary estimate on this job
was s2O.O765l Upon these figures the
city commissioners asked for bids and
the contract was awarded for sl9 1852
II was shown. The engineers final es.
innate was presented TO the commits.
sioners for approval was s23.1ool4, n
difference between the contract price
and the final estimate of s3,Sl4.32.
Property owners protested against
the additional payment over the con-
tract price and a petition presented TO
the commissioners asking that 1t be
revised
Rectify Situation
At the meeting Thursday morning
the commissioners stated that they did
not understand they were approving
anything an excess Of the contract price
when an ordinance was passed approx
ing the final estimate, and took i'm
mediate steps TO rectify the matter by
adopting motion TO repeal the ordi
nance, to appoint new board OF ap
praisers and apportion the property to
keep II within the limits OF the con
tract price.
The city attorney was instructed "a
prepare ali ordinance and have II ready
| IOT cOnsiueratlon Ut the HcAI ie5 ui''
meeting Of the board.
The proposition covering paving or
f street Is virtually the same as the
West Broadway job and will be dis
posed Of in like manner. IL was said.
The engineers preliminary estimate
on this contract was SEQ, 1875. con
tract price bid, $50, ,2s369. final esti
mate s62 6G8.9O. a difference OF y2,363,2l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
Mine
WORKERS STILL
Alive, Belief
Fire Extinguished, Rescue
Corps Reported Last
Night; Second Shift is
on Job Now.
LIFE POSSIBLE FOR
FIVE DAYS, CLAIM
Heat in Shaft Still Intense and
Water Pipes Too Hot to
Touch, Men Say.

Wives and families Of the en-
tombed men in the ArgOnaut mine
gathered at the mouth Of the shaft
in prayer meeting late yesterday.
Special mass was held this morn
ing at 81. Patrick's church. The
Rev. Father kearney conducted
the services and said prayers for
the miners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
BOMB EXPLODES IN
OAKLAND SANITARIUM

OAKLAND. Cal.-One OF two build.
ings comprising the George Cowdry
sanitarium here. was destroyed 10y lire
early today following bomb explosion.
Cowdry, rls wife ard patient occu.
pying the building. were rca:ueG by
police officers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
First Bale nj Binger.

BlNGER, okla.-The first bale Of
cotton was brought TO Binger Tues
day by j. w. Elliott. farmer who
resides four miles from town. He will
not sell the bale until after IL has
been ginned at Binger's new gin,
which will not bo ready until next
week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
No SERVICES AT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH ON SUNDAY

owing to the illu,ss of Rev. +. W.
Golden lIowcs there will be no services
at st. Philips Episcopal, church sunday.
II was announced this morning. h.gular
services will be held on the following
Sunday. however The Rev. Golien
IIowes Is now cvny aiescins
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
hoy BANKER" WONT BE TRIED
FOR FAILURE or STATE BANK

CoALGATE. Okla.--Alva n. Smith.
OF oklahoma city. known as the boy
banker" and who. according to peace
officers. has been involved in twenty
three hank failures, will not be tried
In Oklahoma for the collapse of the
First State Bank Of clarits. this coun.
~. II was said today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
Two Held for Cattle Theft

McALESTER, Okla.-After "A prelim.
mary hearing here lasting an entire
day Tuskl Choate, recent democratic
candidate for sheriff OF Pittsburg coun.
ty. and lay Vaughn, cowboy of North
McAlcster. were held to the district
court on charge of larceny Of live
stoCl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
Newspaper ls Sold.

INDEPENDENCE, kan.--The Inds.
p.ndenos Daily Reporter. one Of ths
Oldest papers In southern Kansas. Was
sold today BY Clyde II. Knox to Emmst
u. George Of Counsel Grove. Mr
George. until July /. was private SEQ
retary TO Governor Allen. He else
owns the Council Grove RspublieAA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
Commission Draws Jury

The jury commission coasistins sf =.
German, Or. ]. A. Bivens. and Ton n
lie. viii meet Friday for the purpooe Of
drawing the jury to serve at the co01n6
term q distist ssusA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
BIG CROWD WILL
FOLLOW 'FR0SH
TO JONES' CAMP
Good Battle Expected
When Hi Champs Go
University Huskies

Virgil Jones' Sapuipa high school
champion will get real lrf. Friday
afternoon whom they Btriug out be
fore tho University of Tulsa SECOND
string at Sapulpa this afternoon. Tho
Tulsa second linc recently held Tho
Bixby aggregation to a 1870 score in
a hard fought battle and Sapulpa u
not at nll confident over the outcome
Of tho game. Jones stated last night
The Tulsa second string men arc
working together well oud have been
daily against the University
Of Tulsa line. ltnu stated last night
that the boys would give the SapulpH
line q good nEht. bat that ho would
not predict anything at all ~ TO the
outcome
"Tho boys uutplnycd the BiXby
team. but there be mo- telling how
they will act when they get out on
tnr ticid Friday" A,hor stated last
might.
The varsity string aud y hig delo-
cation Of fans viii 90 10 Sapuipa
with the team this afternoon. Ar
rauEcments are boiug made Tor soy
oral ears Of students to drive over to
Sapulpa with the team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
White Sox Even
Up AII-City Play
With Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO, oct 12.-The white
so, cvcucd up tho ssrles with tho
cubs today hy taking q piichera' hat
ilc. 80 @. each club has now two
games
Tho veteran Gruyer Alexander waa
opposed hy the rookie, "Dixic' I.rv.
croiio and more than held hla own
until The sixth inning when he began
10 weaken.
rho s0x then started their uphlll
ugnt nud a. tho cui ~ the seventh
had tied their rivals. AlrNandof
then frightened up aud n looked iiko
extra innings until Hooper uucorkcd
line drive 90 right which was
good for tWo bases Collins out
moved Hooper tp third and Sheoly
shot n hot grounded over third base
which sent Hooper home with tho
winning run
tnvcrctto held his opponents 10
7 hits % ~ which we're made by
St1tz. while tho Sox touched Alex
ander fnr 80 anfetica. Hooper MAX
Ing o nud collins aud Shccly 2 each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Oklahoma Aggies
Leave Today for
Game With Texas

sTiLLWATER, oct l2.--Tu play
the fret game of the year away
from home, oklahoma \, & NJ col.
lege will go Ia Austin to meet the
University OF Texas saturday. Coach
Johnny Maulhctsch and 20 Aggles
viii leave saltwater Friday
Tho coming tllt with Texas In 10
bo The first Of six southwest con
ferouee games for the MaulbetsoE
men in 1922. OF tho 10 scraps
achodulcd have been played
and won over oklahoma state con-
florence elcvens-- Northwestern ana
Central state Teachers colleges.
Aggie fans believe that \. q M,
will be able to rope tho longhorns
at Austin. showing OF the Aggle
yarAty IN the two games already
played has caused the general be
lief that the 1879 outfit is the
strongest thnt has worn the Orange
and Black on the gridirun here. II
ia "A we'll balanced machine, not de-
pendent upon flnshy individual stars
as Ia other years. II Is a squad or
veterans. three Of whom have been
replaced ON the first string pick by
sophomdrcs who were members OF
the rresnman squads OF last year
ana year before. Tho result O.,
MHulbetsCh'S foundation laid ihS'
fall is evident. Ills eleven has moro
fighting spirit than has been dis
played on Lewis field In the memory
~ old timers who have followed the
game here. Interference is another
strong quality of the present asgre-
gation.
Maulbetsch viii carry the fight
on the Austin field. "lf we lose
wen lOec trying " wIu--nOt just
trying TO keep Texas from winning
he saAd He has built mp a special
uftensico to attempt against thy
Texans
In 1919, when Maulbotsch WA
coaching at Phillips university h'
took team to Austin that trlmme,
the I.onghurns. lie frankly SAYS h'
considers the 1899 Aggie clever
superior 10 the 1919 Phillips bunch
Question Is, how do the r. u. cleveW
OF those years comparef
Texas won over Philips az Austil
last week by ~ TO 10, but no com
parlson OF the present Enid team e
that Of other years Is available ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Crprs Open Okmugee Friday Tulsa Freshman at SapupQ

dinals are; Henry wick. John d.
Stuart. Edwin Dyer. Harry McCurdy
and Mike Kircher. ell OF Syracuse,
In addition. the Cardinals have re-
called and released TO Syracuse Ar
thur Rivlere OF Milwaukee and
Adolph Pierotti OF Galveston.
The players on whom the Browns
have posted recall notices are:
Frank smith and Henry Define.
Danvillo: Phil Todt. Columbus,
william Tatum, Charles Root, James
Elliott aud jones Riley Terre
Haute; John Heving. New orleans
Frank Henry, Mobile, and Dadley
Lee. Chattanooga.
Ddnforth, who wa under fire be-
fore being sent TO Tulsa under op-
tion in the middle OF the season,
was released, It was announced to
perfect new delivery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
ORIOLES WITHIN
REACH OF A. A.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Jack Ogden Twirls Good
Game at Opening of
Series in ST. Paul

ST. PAUL MINI. oct. 12.-Jack
ogden hurled superb hnll for the
Baltimore orioles today, letting
down st Paul with two hits. md the
international league champions
climbed 10 within one Victory of the
minor league title. defeating tho
saints. 3 go I
While ogden was standing tho
American association champions on
their heads his team mates staged
crushing offensive I'm the third In
ming. combining four hits Off
Speed Martin with three saint
errors FOR total OF five runs.
Todny's victory gave the orioles
four games 10 the Saints one In the
little world series" The sixth game
is scheduled for Saturday both
teams wishing 20 take nm Off dnv
on Friday the thirteenth" 4
baltimore win Saturday viii give
them the series.
II was the first game of the series
In ~. Paul. the previous contests
having been played In Baltimore,
and the Saints lived up 20 the eN-
pcctntions Of the home fans by
starting like winners.
In the second Inning, n walk and
two singles gave the Saints the first
run OF tho game. In the first of
tho third, however, tho Birds routed
the hopes Of the Saint fans by clout
ing Martin out ot the box, while his
uncertain support aided the Inter-
nationals to count five runs.
both teams frightened up after
that. shoehan relieving Martin and
/ keeping tho orioles IN hand, Will,
| ogden went along the slrtight
route running his strikeout mark M
20, it. Martin struck out three
and Shcchan famed four,
Tho low tompcraturc was rcEpon'
siblc for some uf the Saints hobbies
,'ror tho game was played while the
mercury hoycrcd around the 50-de-
gree mark ana the crowded grand
stands shivcrod IN overconts.
Score.
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RAUPS ATHLETES
FAVORED TO WIN
FROM 0kMUlGEE
Team Leaves Early Fri
day Morning for Peter
sons Home for Game

tulsa high schools crimson nnd
cream gridsiors viii clash with ph.
uuiRee hi on the Okmulgco held
friday afternoon IN tho second con
ferance game of tho season. Coach
Rau has been working his mon hard
This week aud whipping thom INTO
shane 40 upset tho OkmuiEce clnn
and bcDt their way back into tho
iuutbnil raco this tnlL Snpuipd
friumod the OkmulgootnR % 10 o,
aud TuIHa will leave here onrly thh
morning with the intention Of piling
up big score against Cud'h f'l'l-
rons team.
Win Tulsas victory last week
over Nowatp. Coach Rau'H men nave
been showing a now brand OF foot
nsll aud an dope should favor Tulsa
ip iph. the Dku',i-s.""S .";a s'.i"r
with neat little cleaning. Although
the crimson and cream agErcEni ION
has made but a mediocre showing
this season. the boys took liko thrN
have finally gotten down into tho
fight aud should give the weakened
Dkmulgcc team druhhing.
Coach ltnu has been drumming
o new Hct of tricks into his lad
aud they should open NJ nomo now
stuff when they line up ms ht''f-
noon. Tho boys went through %
very light workout at Loo stadium
vcHordty Thoy tossed n few passes
aud practiccd some on dotonso
against the aerial game.
Following is the lineup for Tuirn
us announced last night; sclby, l.
o.; Brown. |. T.. Drain, J. g., Hnrdlc,
c.; Martin, r. H.. Moore, =. T.; Mark -
oWitz. r. g.. Grimes. q. b.. Iedford. l.
a.: Goforth. r. h; and Robinson az
full Whcatlcy Mnupin. Hinton and
Mays viii ALSO make the trip ana
viii probably get 10 see q great deal
uf action during the afternoon.
While Tulsa and OkmulgUo are
lighting u out blackwell viii be
mixing brains and Drawn with the
oklahoma Citv school In one ~ the
real tests of the Central conference
season. Blackwell with TulTa'H
scalp tucked away, is booked as the
dark horse ot the little ten confer
once race and although oklahoma
city should win by a comfortablo
margin. fans figure that Blackwell
has more than II bare chance.
Enid. picked by followers OF foot,
ball TO give oklahoma city and
Snpulpa race for the conference
title, stacks up with Guthrie at
Guthrie. This should Furnish one OF
the important turns OF tho football
race In high school circles. Shawnee
meets McAlrstrr In a conference
game at McAlcster, but the game
has but little bonring on the rae,
proper.
Ardmore and Purcell. without the
conference, undefeatcd thus far thi'
season meet today. saltwater nnt
Custer will furnish nu easy game fol
saltwater, while BriAtuw Nownti
and Pryor Bartlesville games arr
real elimination trials that hav'
direct bearing on the state race.
The football Honson is getting IA
enough advanced 50 that tho ieain
can begin to get n line OF compari
son OF dach other ana within th'
next week. the weak sisters viii III
eliminated In tho Qsnfcrrncc rac'
and the real battle Tor l922 honor
will be on IN carnest
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YOUTH RETRACTS
z HIS CONFESSION
IN CHURCH CRIME
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start. staggered out TO meet him
and flung herself into his armr.
Hayes helped her tenderly up the
porch steps.
Both he and his mother thanked
newspaper men for the part they
had played In disclosing the fals.ty
Of the charges against him.
At the height OF the celebration.
John Schneider, father OF Hayes ar-
cuser. rushed up on the Hayca'
porch. embraced the youths moth
er and exclaimed.
MY God, my God---f am glad J.,
Is all a lle!'
Raymond Schneider's populsri,y
appeared TO go down IN proportion
as Hayes had gone up. There were
mutterings In the welcoming crow
against schneider. and several wer.
heard 10 declare that New Bruins
wick was too small 10 hold him
The author OF the four-day sonsa
tou Is N tho Somerset Jail as a ma-
terial witness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

l. Name In tho order or ther
Importance the principal parts ~
spccch. Where do YOU rank
"thrlilinr," gimme" shoot"
q. What In wrong with tho
sentence, The prohibition amend
ment has been successfully enforced
throughout the United StatesF"
4 Tell I'm your own words tho
story ~ one of the following. "Over
tho nm" "A Sailor. Made Man" 4"
The Loves Of Pharaoh"
4. Identify tho following sub
titles as ta) cut back th) soft focus
Ccl fade out.
81 norcr had a chance. lady,
when was KID ,.,,,."
"In those lonely hours, s,...,"
when Spring came 20 the
Cumherlands ,.'
E. Translate six headlines from
current newspapers.
G. Punctuate the following: ~
stout man comes into the court
and takes off his hat and pants"
7. Is an announcer at n broad
casting station an example OF the
active voice'
s. when Is "bz'nez" "preposi-
tion ?"--Life
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DAILY PROMOTED
TO STATE BERTH
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that he would take the position only
temporarily lie was persuaded 10
serve until after the county primaries
when he again announced his inten-
ton of quitting and and going back
to private life. The demand for a
recount filed by II. ]. Groy. defeat
ed democratic candidate for the
sherifrs nomination, only added to
Smiley's determination TO resign.
But again his friends persuaded
him to stlcS with the ship aud once
more he agreed to stay on the board
While he took u short trip into the
northern states for his health Joseph
prouot served IN Smileys place.
However, Smiley IL now back on the
Job aud says that he will stick
until after tho general election.
After that IA over, he says, he Is go
ing to tender his resignation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

DANVILLE, Ky, oct l2.--The
Praying Colonies. grliiron warriors
OF Centre college. today turned their
faces 10 the east, beginning an In
yasion scheduled to end with the
clash with the Harvard eleven Oc-
tober 81. Twcnty-siN players en-
trained. The Colonies carried their
textbooks with them and DR.. c. u.
Allen, faculty athletic representative
went along. armed with test ques-
tions prepared by Centre instructors.
Cwo-hour study periods were sched-
aled for each day,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
opcn Vanderbilt Stadium.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. oct. IA
Vanderbilt university's now athletic
stadium which will be dedicated
when thescommodores meet the
University Of Michigan football team
next saturday viii find its seating
capacity Of 22,60O persons taxed, ac-
corduE 20 present Indicators The
stadium has been named Dudley
fold" ln memory of the N'" Or.
William l.. Dudley Of Nouderbi'',
known as Ihe Father of Wander.
hilt footbar"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

summary; StoIcn hnscs-- WcNNoy
Hnps. Sacrifices Bolcv, Jacobson
Two-hase Bishop, Bentley
Three-bnse hit McAvoy, Double
plav--Morse 20 Boone TO Golvin,
struck out-Ry Martin :, bv Shee-
nan 4, by ogden II BASES on balls
or Shcehan I, of ogden I. llit
hy pitoher--By Martin tWHlshl.
Hts ore Martin IN . "a innings,
off Shcchan 2 In G Ia innings.
Losing Martin. Left on
hase-St Paul :, Baltimore 4,
J'mpircs Dcrr Chack OF plnte) (;
Murray (bascs). Tlme--l'5o,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
schoon.r Henry Ford Wins.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct, lag
The Gloucester Fishing schooner
Henry Ford won the first of the
American elimination races here
Today by defeating the Yankee and
l.. A. Duton, Boston entrants, and
the Elizabeth Howard of New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Mnrtin.Curiin Draw.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
oct 12.-Hcrry Martin OF Provi-
dence and Irish curtin ~ Jersey
city fought a 10-round draw this
afternoon in the first of the open
air boxing shows OF the season uu-
der the auspices of tho Republic
Athletic club. Thcy are hantams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
DAVE DANFORTH
IS RECALLED BY
BROWN COMBINE
Both st. Louis Teams Call
Back Players Farmed
Out Last Season

sT. LOUIS, oct. 12.--The St.
Nationals have recalled five players,
while the local Americans have re-
to- announcements made here today.
The recalled players for the Car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
snnIn Cclchrntcs Columbus nnr.

MADRID. oct, l2.-rhe streets Of
Madrid from tho early hours today
were crowded with professions Of
school children TO toin In festival
OF celebration OF Co.
Iumbus day in which all the school
and colleges and the various lnstitu-
'ions participated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13
Our Picture Bridai i.

Every time a movie star marries,
Il seems 10 be all over but the shoot
tng.--Life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-13

The crowds addressed by Fields In
Johnston county were mainly COM
posed OF farmers. Ii was evident
they were Of all political faiths and
that the socialist party was we'll rep
resented. Regardless OF whether
they agreed with the speaker, they
gave him their undivided and sober
attention. Many OF them remained
after the talks to shake hands
with the nominee.
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TISilOMiSGO. Oct f2.--Thc ut
ter decentralization of Oklahoma's
public school system that would In
eyitably follow the election OF wal
ton and the operation OF the shaw
nee platform, TO which Walton Is
irrevocably bound. was pointed out
today by John Fields In three ad-
dresses in Johnston county. one
was delivered In Milburn, another
IN Tishomingo and the third In
WapanuCka.