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1t GEMS certain that those in the
Goliath saw the English machine at
least scme seconds before the crash.
as. when the body Of Mrs. Christie
pher Bruce Yule. was found. a hand
was pressed TO her eyes rs though
to shut Tut the sight of the imperd-
ing collision.
Besides Mrs. Yule. the dead are.
her husband, who was a New
York exporter. NJ. Bouriez another
passenger; Pilot Afire OF tho Goliath
and his mechanic. and Pilot Duke
and the cabin boy OF the English
machine.
In the investigation OF the acct.
dent the theory is being advanced in
come quarters that air suction. due
to h acton OF the propellers at
trecied the machines together,
, 1922-04-08

WASHINGTON, April s.-secretary
Weeks today declined to send federal
troops into New Mexico in response
to a telegram from Governor NJ C.
Mechem who said no might need them
to preserve order in the Gallup coal
fields where martial law was declared
yesterday a a result of disorder inca
dent to the coal strike.
The war secretary's telegram sent
and made public after he had conferred
on the matter with President Hard.
ing said:
Unless disorder develops 10 a point
whore state authorities are unable to
preserve order, federal troops cannot
be used in connection with the coal
strike"
, 1922-04-08
WOMAN KILLED AT
LAYTON, OKLAHOMA.

LAYTON. Okla, April s-one. per-
son. n hrs- Sands. was killed and her
baby probably fatally injured in a Sc
we're windstorm which swept thu
Mountain hill addition of Lawton at 8
O'Clock this morning. A number OF
others were reported injured and much
property damage DONE. In the DOWN
town section of Lawton. telephone and
telegraph poles were blown down and
awnings were torn away throughout
the city.
, 1922-04-08

oa& VIII 10 a51kknta Iu0 Et1DOLLuDn-
tty in the tragedy.
Day declared he viii ten the only
story he knows-the true facts-that
he struck Beck down in his home
early last Tuesday morning when he.
returned and found the noted army
man attacking his wife. In his heart
there was nj murder he will plead
The revolver he used as a club in the
belief that he vas defending his life.
when he warmed Beck to quit his
home fired accidentally as he struck
the blow. ending Beck's life. 10 the
testimony he will give the jurors. The
immediate p~rovocation will be his
allegation n a Beck drew back one
hand and that he feared the army
flyer might be arned
Supporting her husbands ccoun
Of the staying. Mrs. Day will go TO
his defense. charging that Beck, the
trusted friend of the family. turned
beast when the two were left alone
in h drawing room of the fashion
able Day home in the early morning
our after a gay midnight party.
Slanderous, she has termed what shr
said she knew gossip had whispered
For the dead Beck who lies in a
morgue. clad in a new uniform a
soldiers burial garb-there win be
mono to speak his testimony OF what
transptred at the Day home when he
"a slain Day and his wife are the
only known witnesses. There will be
present his comrades, though. who
declare they knew him as n gentle
man. his s~uperiors and sub-ordinates.
-rhN foofffU a. Hf@ ~I.on hfuF rrrwrsnt-
ted reputation. his gaIantry in the
air and bis respect for ome
hi VIII the case take some sensa-
tionaI turn-win some hidden angles
be disclosed which in the testimony
is adduced of an those who have
knowledge of h affair7-was tho
question murmured by hundreds OF
tho avid who appeared to seek admis-
sion to h courtroom when Coroner
A. w. McWniiams convened he in
quest.
County Attorney Forrest Hughes
went to the inquest declaring that
Jean p. Day, thus far had nct told
an the truth about the tragedy and
that Day killed Beck after seeing
something that swept him off his
feet a thing on which any red
blooded jury would vote an acquit-
tall
A handkerchief In the ciutched
hand of the dead aviator. the indica-
ton hat Beck lad not been shot
from the front, as Day alleges; the
reported exclamation of Mra- Day
"oh, my honor" shortly after the
staying, were points tho county at
torney declared he wanted explained
An army board of inquiry fom Fort
Sill was to attend the inquest Eight
airplanes were tuned up at Post Field
early today to carry the board MEM
bers and other officers to Oklahoma
City. Among them. Lieutenant Paul
Ward Beck. son of the slain officer,
Lieutenant John Beck nephew, nj
Major r. b. Paddock who accompan-
led Lieutenant Colonel Back to Okla
horna City last Monday.
Prominent local business men. all
acouaintances of Day, max up h
coroner's jury. They are W. L. Aex-
ander, formerly state treasurer, W.
, 1922-04-08
CISCO ONE
WOMAN KILLED

FORT WORTH. Texas. Aprn a.
ono woman was killed at Cisco, an
q seriously hurt and a DOZEN
shshty Injured in u storm this moru-
De according to reports from railroad
OFFICES AT least n dozen houses were
blown down. the Broadway theatsr d.
stroyed. plate glass blown out OF busi-
ness houses and many stores f1oodes
, 1922-04-08

the state examiners made them erimI-
nally liable. This decision was an
nounced by County Attorney NJ. w.
Purcell when his views on the matter
were sought
undcr h operation OF che suspen-
sion Affecting the resolution Il IS
learned that there em be no reduc-
ton In forces by he county authari-
ties and that overtime and bonus viii
DO paid for the month Of April at least.
, 1922-04-08

to either employed or employers
constituting what Secretary of
Labor James ]. Davis character
ICES as the most amazing feat in the
history of modern employment man
agement.
Mr.. Collins lecture will be under
The auspices Of Casper Council,
which has issued a general invita-
ton TO the public to hear him.
, 1922-04-08
ELECTRA
IN PATH OF STORM.

WICHITA FALLS Texas, April a.
Early reports from n rain and wind
storm In this locality this morning
shows that n man was killed and
several injured in southeast Electra.
Roofs were said to DO blown off at
least twenty-five houses in the same
district
, 1922-04-08
Formal Opening
OF Golden Rule
MondayE pening

Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock
the new four-story Golden Rule de-
partment store will be open for pub
lie inspection for the first tine.
Tho store viii be closed an day
Monday in preparation for this
event
Special favors will be distributed
to those attending the opening and
an orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion.
The addition of the two stories TO
the buihding has brought about a re-
arrangement of stock and gives Cas-
per a most up-to-date department
store.
Watch Mondays Tribune for n
full page advertisement OF the open
ing.
, 1922-04-08

OIII OIC bIISo, C4dS
Adjutant General Brown who went
to Gallup last night has called . SON
ference today OF mine operators. mine
workers representatives and city and
county officials at which time tho gov
ernor's proclamation of martial law
will be read and rules for its enforce
ment laid down
No further disturbance vas report
ed last night
, 1922-04-08
NEW LIBRARY BUILDING
HI UNIVERSITY PLANNED

CHEYENNE. wyo., April S.-The
trustees Of the University of Wyoming
are advertising for bids for the con-
struction OF a library building at the
university at Laramie. Bids will be
opened May O. The approximate cost
OF the building win be 5000. 900.
, 1922-04-08
WITNESSES TO
GO ON GRILL

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-Mrs,
Virginia Warren and Mrs. Helen
W~hitehurst, OF Chicago. defense wit
nesses In h third Roscoe Fatty)
Arbuckle manslaughter trial, were
today to appear before
the grand jury Monday night in con-
nection with the testimony they gave
in the trial.
, 1922-04-08
'UNWRITTEN LAW TO
BE SLAYER,S DEFENSE
Jean T. Day, Wealthy OHOperat tor, Goes Before Coroners Jur,
Today to Answer to KILN of Aviation Officer; Wife
WMBack Up Husband in ASSAULT Accusation
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.

okLAaoMA CITY, Okla, April s-P1eading the stern code of okhhoma the "n-
be JudhnaLya bsoFved OF the killing of Lieut. Col Pulw Ward Beck on the ground that he
In seHdfense while attempting to keep iNiolaeH the sandty of lis home
six MEMS sitting as the jury, will heart this afternoon from the lips of Day, wealthy at
oorneya d oil man., and from his wife, their sworn stories of the Staying. And on heir s-
VIII DO assigned tho pcndbnI of commerce. l. E. knight nahrI Clifton Ramnh insurance agent and
in the agtL of n clothing nr Henry wmmmIo T. NMn on man
, 1922-04-08
STATE GUARD SENT TO GOAL
field, REGULARS REFUSED
Secretary Weeks Refuses Petition for
Troops at Gallup, Mem Mexico, and
Mlitiamen Are Placed on DUTY

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ, April S.-Four troop units of the
New Mexico National guard left here in a special train this
morning for Gallup for duty in the coal mine district where
disturbances by strikers are feared The troops had equip
ment of machine guns which were brought here this morning
, 1922-04-08
N ORDER
IS DEFERRED
Indignation Meeting Oper Proposed Cut
IN Salaries Leads to Temporary
Retraction of Decision

raced with the protests and threatened walkout of many
employees and officials of the county if the plans of the county
commissioners to reduce wages and cut forces to pre-war
levels was carried out, the county board late yesterday eve
adjustment.
, 1922-04-08
RECENT STORM TAKES TOLL IN
LIFE OF W. j. CANNON, BODY IS
FOUND NORTH OF MUDDY MINE
Casper Ex-Serpice Man Falls From, E1.
hausticn on Long Trek Through Snow
When Truck Is Stalled

Exposure and exhaustion while attempting to reach Big
Muddy station through heavy snow on foot" is the verdict
given out by the coroners jury this morning after hearing the
evidence regarding the death of w. j. Cannon of Casper, SO
years of age, whose body was found about six miles north
, 1922-04-08

REARDSrowN. III, April s.
Ry The Associated PressRabor-
ing at a pitch throughout
the night, workers on Lost creek
Ievee, which still was intact at day
break had the satisfaction this
morning Of knowing they had mini
mized the damage OF B~eardstown,s
worst Good. and that when the mo
, 1922-04-08

rEARDSrOwN. ~, April g.
By The Associated Pre5leBreak-
ing OF three levees along tho Hi
nois river. north Of Beardstown.
between Havana and Peoria at
noon today had lessened the pres
sure on Lost creek ievee which is
protecting Bcardstown and gave
Mayor Perry hope that the levee
might stand. but even the slight
est wind. or a further rising Of the
water. tho mayor said. VIII spoil
u hope"
, 1922-04-08

OF the chamber
Knight. member
Henry williams.
, 1922-04-08
Weather Forecast

Rain turning TO snow tonight and
Sunday Colder Sunday and in north
poruon tonight Winds becoming
strong northerly by Sunday.
, 1922-04-08

of commerce; L. E.
OF n clothing nrm:
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Enter, the Fzapper I
Passion
Dancing Through

Winnie wished her success
though not with her whole heart.
Deep in Winnie was a great
liking for Bobby Vanderpool, the
wholesome the generous.
His very wealth deferred her
from showing how much she liked
him. She dreaded being thought
a .pocket-twister
No-she couldn't fee4 whole
souled enthusiasm at olives play
for the boy she would rather have
like her than anyone else she
But tonight she was less
anxious for Bobby than for her
cousin Peg. ~
She saw Peg .goaded beyond
even her usually bold self by
olives trespassing. II olive sue
ceeded, would it have bad effect
or good? Winnie decided to take
a chance that it would be good.
She determined on a d ecisive step
Miss Saramin to, said Winnie
sweetly, 1--WE heard of you and
Mr.. Lee SO much and once saw
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You YOU the Palace We'd All sbe
wild Wit b joy IL you'd do little
dancefforus O h,5wons t Eou 1880
This from; Winnie sent = stir
through the Grove as3s5
5.t.Yes. II you will, Miss sara.
mimic; II open another round ls:
This from the host
sEsg Gee. We sure-would iike45to
see you step it, This Ted -.
$Harker. s
%T@4s..OHve-,.ss began Bobby and
caught himself, Miss Sara INTO,
sif3s votitIl dance for us I'I1----soss;nr
TIL sure >appreciate8 T.! ' -- -35s
tsa Only Peggy did not speak Il q 81 el
glance, first at Winnie, hen a
olive. was full Of venom. she s"tlt
Sfumbled in Bobby's coat for for;
cigaret- III !, q.
"a slow smile spread over owe I've S
face. She slowly rose. hand On
hip. her vivid young face aslealm
with deviltry. She did not looh
Il al Peggy. But Winnie knew p ON
ing of Peggy's mood escaped her .
Put some canned music IN ina
box, will you. Bob ?'.she$ sp ark. $
"Choose what you like--ls y s '':ll'
Ito anything!''
ITO Be Continned)
-(Copyright.1 1922
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ssBIIyl,OLIVE gBA

stun was Farmer Smith was
sprinking around, and left Tim Tin
my in his crib as nice as any
thing
Z But when I came back, some
thing awful had happened Tim
my's nice stripes had turned to
black spots and he's red all over,
I'm afraid it's either chicken-pos
or measles"
Just then the. fairy doctor ar
rived. He pulled down the Gov y-
ers and looked at Jimmy this way
and that and every which way.
3s5t H m!''' he said wisely. III m
I'D say it's case Of m1sta ken
identity, Mrs. Tater-Bug.
sob, ow dreadful shrieked
Timmy's$ moi Their WI Will IN rs he
die. doctor?' 1,
Not unless he's out eating the
green stuff Farmer Smith sprin &
lied around. This ism t Timmy a.
all. It's Lily. Lady-Bug, who's
craw1ed ineher to take a nap.
(To Be Continued)
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Nancy and Nick were passing
the potato-patch when a worried
voice called out:
oh please, sir, and please
ma'am, would you mind calling
the doctor? y
who are you and where do
you live called Nancy in re-
ply,
Here came the voice. Right
on this tater-vine. I'm Mrs. Ia Ia
ter-Bug and something's happen
ed-<to my, Jimmy b
Nick ran OFF to the b1ueberry
patch las fast as, his legs would
carry him to get the fairy doctor
and Nancy stayed to comfort Mrs.
Tater-Bug; whom she found after
careful search in coy leaf
house.
OH exclaim ed Mrs later
Bug, dashing some few drops on
her eyes to take away the red
ness, My poor, poor Timm
went out for minute to ask Mrs.
Beetle if she knew what the green
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Z CO on WITH THE STORY

j ID . . -
Poor Winnie! A wave of des-
pair passed over her. For Peggy
was full of mischief by now The
settees were meant for couples.
olive. with the skill Of her kind.
was maneuverin g-but ostenslbly
with utter indifference to sit
with Bobby Vanderpool-
Peggy, made reckless by the
events Of the night, matched
olives artifice by merely dartins
in ahead of her and spre-empt1ng
the place at Bobby's side
For the moment boldness Won
and Peggy leaned back 10 solen tly,
a glass in her hand replenished by
Lee and a look Of cat-like triumph
at the disdainful Olive For the
moment, too, Olive had to admit
defeat BY little high school
FLAP" But she. too, smil eth
smile Of the player who holds
trumps against a novice.
Winnie watching her, reading
her accurately, saw Olive was pre-
pairing count er-attack. hesitatins
only as to choice Of weapons.
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GRANT TOWN
: 80, Does Gre At Damage.

- 0uu
The storm that passed through
his section of the country la -
Thursday destroyed many crops ~
Its path. Corn and oaes sun l1'.e =
the greatest damage.
II '+ore down several dozen Of.
oa1Ts4and blew down good deal Or
icorn On Arnett's Run. In #McCur-
idvsyi11e 2the storm flattened the
corr, 10 the ground and breaking
Ia ~ it off tore down several
Trees and blew several oat shocks
III Around Arnettsville the storm.
stripred the limbs of the trees and
1.-The corn it did not destroy was RID
|dled nv the hail The corn that was
DESTROYED alone amounted TO sew
era1 hundred dollars.
Daughter Born
NJ and Mrs. James Brody are
| the parents of an S pound girl
Both mother and child are getting
along nicely.
Returned Home.
| Herman Barth has returned home
I after spending a few months with
| his brothers and sisters near New
Martin sville.
Planning Lawn Fete-
f&% In Elk Dung #feop1ea N>AS~Sso 20 - -
meeting Sunday. Their class is
planning to have lawn fete some
! time in the near future
Returned From Hospital.
Mrs. Charles Warner of this
fplace has returned home after re!
lceiving treatment at Cook Hos
pitai-
| Broke Camp.
! The All Club broke camp at East
! Run saturday. The club has beer
camping for about a week. There
were is girls and Il boys in the
camp besides the z instructo
I Wednesday evening the club di-
| vided up into it's four different
tribes which are the Hohawks.
1Mingos, and the Shaw
nees, and had a treasure hunt. The
treasure was ice cream The Mo
howks and the Mingos tied in the
contest. Thursday night was stunt
and visitors night The evening
was enjoyed by all especially the
yiitors Friday night a party was
given in honor Of Miss Eva -. Blair,
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE

I'm NEW YORk. July 3 1--Sir
Thomas Upton. WHO has monopo-
LIKED the Challenging for Amer
icas cup. the blue ribbon trophy
of international yacht racing, and
who has failed infour attempts to
take it across the seas lis coming
to the United States in September
to challenge again.
It is reported that Sir Thomas
may ask for a change In the craft
from sloops to schooners- But
regardless of what rig his chal-
t1enger will be called Shamrock w.
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YOU wen Be married tonight7'

you. Wen be married tonight 2"
But what will father say2'
cried Alice.
Hell probably never forgive
ms, said Harry, but i can'tehelp
it. { want you-y GU want me-.
Well tear around to the county
tclerk-he's@ friend of mine,
sa!d Harry, land see if we can {
make him get&us license TO-
night Then we'll dig up a min min
lister, and and--- Il ~
While Harry was taking ne
was rus hing Alice into his car. As
he started the car down the street
he heard a cry behind him Loo x
ing back he saw his three :r' assa -
ants. now reinforced by two 9TH
.ers OF Alice,s suitors, running to-
ward him.
Harry shot on. more juice and
smiled grimly.
st To Harry,s surprise thereSwas
a light in the county clerks house
when they drew up in front ofRlt.
"A momentary wave of apprehen-
sion swept over Harry as they
started up the path to the house.
'Th en-, as he door was opened
and the ounty clerk smiled, at
them, the apprehension gave. way
to a feeling of%real fear There
was somethingrwron here. For
a moment Harry fe,t like turning
around and hurryirg away with
Alice. Then, telling himself he
was merely silly, ne entered the
house. with Alice hanging on his
arm.
The county clerk pointed to the
parlors
As HAIRY and Alice entered the
parlor Harryts heart dropped ike
lead There standing in front o.
them, with a smile on his lips, vas
the masked man!
Gripping Alice by the arm. Harry
turned to fly out Of the room Bus
the county clerk blocked the door.
He,@t6o. was smiling
For nom ent there was silence.
Its all right" said the county
clerk at last. Rev. Mr.. Jones.
please come in
A minister entered the-room BY
another door Harry gasped, then
turned again to the clerk.
ITS all right the clerk repeat
ed. you've gotta good frland--a
good. helper. Your friend phoned
me half hour ago to get out ii =
cense and have a. minister here
He said you We're coming.''
Harry turned excitedly TO the
masked man. The latter suddenly
jerked off the ma revealing
Alice's father.
Yes smiled Mr.. Richards, ITS
all right Il overheard your talk
with Alice tonight, and decided to
help you. like your spunk and
pep-the way YOU go after wha.
you want and get it. It's time
Alice was getting married IN
glad it's to you. And. afterward,
there's a place for you in my plant :
And as in a daze Harry felt him
self pushed in front of the minister
saw Alice by his side and heard. tn e
marriage service begin.
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one III he inst ors oss1tS go se1E
h several 81 he boys and giris. 81.
this place are mem ers Or tne
camp Helen Kz1osh of Barrack-
vile and Daisy Cr1ss were appoint
led delegates to the camp OF the
AZ Club at Jackson's Mills August
& Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galighar Of Union
|towa, Pa. who visited the latter,s
brother. WI Wilson Of this place,
has returned home. Ss3
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Radford OF
|Fairmont visited Mrs H. NJ. Riggs
Sunday &
Mr. and Mrs. William Powell Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fultz of
Fairmont Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. !. =. Barbe were in
Fairmont Saturday night on busy
mess. vs.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Brock were
business callers in FairmoutS Satur-
day.
Charlie Carpenter was a visitor
lat Cook Hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Roman were
in Fairmont Oh business Saturday
night.
Mrs. Oc1e Weekly was shopping
in Fairmoht Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Barbe and
Miss Nancy McElroy visited Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Toothman Of Bax-
ter Sunday.
/ Herschel Rust OF Antioch visited
friends here Sunday. .
Glen Fox OF Farview visited
friends here Thursday night.
Thomas Ashcraft has returned
here after spending a few days with:
friends in Wheeling
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While Harry was talking he
was rushing Alice into his car. AS
he started the car down the street
he heard cry behind him Loo x
ing back he saw his three assal1-
ants, now reinforced by twoaot III
ers OF Alice's suitors, running to-
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Jealousy IS aroused in the fapper
heart of
PEGGY DEAN when !.
OLIVE SACRAMENTO, professional
dancer who has joined the IN
conventional party OF young
people, attempts to Vamp
PeggNs escort.
BOBBY VANDERPOOI- Her
moods now one Of reck lessness
and
WINNIE HOLLIS. who has in
sisted on chaperoning Peggy,
fears the consequences Winnie
and
TED HARKER are una bic to curb
s5 the 5happer'c impetuous spirit
which seeks to revenge itself on
Olive by.5v amping Olives dane ll1s
ing partner,
DUNCAN LEE.
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4 vi BY Bertha e Shapte ig s1ss; VIZ
Cooking Auth Gritty for NEAsse e.
vice and Columbia University
5 6 slices bread (stale) -
y cup milk
q tablespoons butter
~ egg a
is teaspoon salt :!3i
is Ia cup sugar
Q cups crushed rasPoerlr1lNe'ss',
jsweetened to taste.
Beat the egg slight Add (
milk, sugar and salt Allow the 7
slices of bread TO remain, one
at q time, In the egg and and. milk milk
until thoroughly moistened.
Remove and fry in the butter
in a hot frying pan until nice
5lyS Drowned. Serve hot With VT y the the (
graspberries.
ID This is a good dessert for
lun cheon or supper "a N
Cut this out and p aste It IN your'$
.i5 cook book) i5