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The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27

to bring about return OF nor
NAL conditions.
A Democratic Congress would
deadlock the Government. 1t
would place the executive and
legislative branches in antagon-
ism. 1t would block all further
progress along lines already laid
down. but it would be unable
on the other hand to put into eff
feet any policies of it's own.
Business, industry, agriculture
would have to remain in doubt
for two years as to the ultimate
policies of the Government. All
work of reconstruction would
be stopped and practically all
good thus far accomplished
would be lost during the period
of paralysis.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27
The Road Bond Issue

congress has appropriated $6000 00O for consruc
on Colorado during the years upon condition that
Colorado contributes like sum.
The revenue of the highway department is not sufficient
TO permit compliance with the condition imposed by Congress
hd at the same time properly maintain the highways
state must borrow to avail itself the congressional
appropriation.
Inc state now asks permission to borrow $4,000
per cent interest for nineteen 9) and the High
way Departments oneha of the money paid
licenses to interest and principal of the borrowed
II the people grant this permission penny ad-
atonal taxes will be levied The highway department
celves One-half of the license fees now.
This the story of the Sc bond submitted
at the November election If the bonds voted Colorado
will get 90 worth of highways without increase
in road taxes in the next four years.
To insure the continuance of the Good Roads program
sure to vote FOR Amendment No. l.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27
STAR VALLEY

"A surprise birthday dinner was
even even In honor of J. A. Hosack last
sunday Each family of the star
.aiiey Sunday school brought its
n "n'" ana all spread together at the
"unie OF MIR. Hosack after SUNDAY
SCHOOL A very delicious dinner wa,
served to about fifty people.
a program and pie supper will he
given by Star Valley school. Novem
oer !. Friday night. Every body
come.
Rev, 7. s. Hughes. of Crowley. will
preach next Sunday at 200 O'Clock.
G"ldie Barry age 10 years took a
severe pain in her side at school
Monday and had to he taken home.
she was better and was back in
school Tuesday
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wanted for prompt possession.
fiity improved irrigated homes, of
size 5 to 40 acres. Must be good
land. full water rights. near Ordway
OF Sugar City. Priced right accord
ing to quality of land, state of C Ilture,
Enforcement, net income possibilities,
and terms of payment offered at.
The successful home maker, knows
the value of cash now. Make your
lowest pr'ce and best terms in first
letter. address The New Era, Ord
way. Colorado.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27
But LITTLE COAL HERE

There has been but little coal re-
ceived here the past week or so and
mad 1t not been for the mild weather
the condition would have been seri-
Gus. Coal is hard to get, mainly be-
cause of lack of cars to transport 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27

o. sa,r sl1 caused by the death o, h' :
yortOn s@i S. Bailey, which Term HAp''
January II. 1927. s,.,o :, 70
One Governor OF the state Oh w
rado .. coverpor of
Q,,ip Of Colorado.
'' one secretary of state.
Sua Auditor of state.
One Sate Treasurer.
Ons Attorney General.
0us 0uo superintendent of pub
Instruction. ,,,,,t.v
Colorado.
Two Members of the House
representatives.. to represent
Sorntjes of Crowley and Otero
vg .sSsepd Hon. Joseph l.. Miller u
lain c. vroman. Jr.
oue County Clerk and Recorder
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer.
One County Assessor.
One One County superintendent
SthoOls.
One County Surveyor.
One County Coroner.
one County Commissioner FL
Commissioner's District.
Two Justices of the Peace ga
lastice Precinct. j.
Two COnstables each just
Precinct
Proposed Amendment
IA Section Three (3). Art
Fal yl OF the Constitution.
Providing for the Issue OF Y
pt more than $6.000,OOO
d Bonds for Construction
md improvements of State
Railways, and Providing N
ts their Redemption by
money payable to the State
Highway Fund from Pro-
eeds of Motor Vehicle
RsglstratIon License Fees.
2.
Proposed Constitutional
amendment, Defining Pub
IL Utilities and Creating q \
Public Utilities Commission
With Exclusive power and
|grisdiction to regulate all :,
Public Utilities Operating N
Elhn this State, Except
hose Municipality owned.
3.
An Act to Alter the Sem
ilOrlal and Representative
Districts. Fixing the Number :,
Members OF the General
Assembly at 35 Senators
lld S. Representatives,, and N
ssvising the Apportionment
hereof.
4.
Proposed Amendment
y Section q OF Article X of
10 Constitution. Author
slg Laws Providing for the
iemptlon from General :,
r~! iaAatlOI, vi
saAeys, and Intangible
foperty except the Capital
aS OF Banking Corpora \,
", and Authorizing the y
aaclment. at the same time
Laws Imposing Uniform
Graduated Tax on any
all Incomes. with Reason
~ DEDUCTIONS and Exemp-
Al Act to Prohibit Injur-
~, dangerous or Painful
ipefimantal Operations or
s,ui'Iistfations ~ upon HUI Y
sia ~ neihgs or Dumb Ami
n,' \" except to Relieve or
stIe, ue mem: Making Exc
,"Oas Of Persons Consen- n
n \ no 70 such Experiments
n KIT, .r.,toViding Penalties for
'0'a''ons of the Act
G.
iSr pa,. holding a Convention
"1,se, r, Alter and Amend y
So constitution of Colo n
!, I.
nsua, n the Educational
stIon tID'en.' e, Amending
nj, ,V1 vMe (6) of Article J
Itutlonv v'iiD of the Con- n
M, M The b Amendment of
NSr cauo Of Article XIV of
rSsoastitution Concern ;,
f,tSlIms f,ttslms Of Office Of coun- !
stIo, M 'as as Amendment to
sIua %ua Y Of Article q. Con. NJ =
sss s%s Property Rights Of i
N, !, 10.
Zion 'as , :: Amendment Of
tSs SUs0nstitution ~ concerninr ar ~
ieerso u Offices Of State !
. set s@s,t'ness les! Whereof. I have he
0rdway my hand and official 3
|'ber. 4 A'p ,nls 1oaS Twentieth day
e. H. Muir
County Gle
!, =! na' l wan a 70. tn ws.,
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Do You Want
Your Government Dead
locked for Two Years ?

Since March a. 1921 both the executive and legislative
branches of the Government have been under control of
the Republican party Whatever improvement there has
been since then the conduct of public affairs and
oons the business world has been due to the close
operation between these two branches of Government.
both under Republican control
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27

RUN OF WATER
A run of water will be turned IN
Saturday for domestic use.
The Ordway new era., 1922-10-27

No Congress ever came into
power with greater program
to be carried out. No Congress
in time of peace ever enacted 80
much constructive and helpful
legislation. No Congress has
ever enacted greater percent
age of legislation promised by
it's party. or requested by a
President of it's own political
faith. This is a matter of rec
ord, not of opinion.
This Congress has enacted no
destructive legislation. no class
legislation, no legislation which
intimidated business, frightened
capital, or injured industry. 1t
has co-operated with the Re-
publican executives. in charge
of the various Departments, and
with the Republican President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
n0TEs AND LIONS TO
ENTERTAIN VISITING LADIES
Many Delegates To District Meet
inr Federation Women's
Clubs. Arrive: Sessions
Begin "Wednesday

Many q the delegates frcm Other
rcantios have arrived 70 attend ths
disfEic, federation meeting which
starts herr wednesday
"Wednesday ncon the Ro,a-ians ami
I1ons will give 'anchsou ~ tha
lcne Tor the visiiag ladies IN tie
'aftcrnoon Ex-CsoT~nor Rrcagh of
Asknnsas viii crypk II tae n r.
church 70 the federation and AL lad
iss not t1oneing % the fedwaiion
n,e most cordially tasifed 70 attend
"a .essscas "Wednesday fr,,sn 6 to
g O'Clock a. m re meuacrs of the
Chamber oi commoros will take a..
lyaies Ger drive osrr the city II the
weather permits At nirhi there uali
~ q reception and nu Gale AZ the
First M " church
Everything Is gee
cHhfte women are m-sea BY the
rity ftdrrs,ion officials. 70 meet ths
visiting ladies ana make them fcei "a
bone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
MANY OI.D CLAIMS
PAID NJ COUNT,

County CLERK Adams and bis efil.
cieni clerks made record In var.
rant writing this month. Tho beard
OF county commissioners met Nor
day morning ApriI . aud allowed
many claims against tho several
funds Of tho county.
Among ciher claims paid wera n.
road and drag fnzYma that hays hssa
dae since last May and have been
hold up fuf want OF funds. Tha
money derived from automobile iassa
IA used 10 pay thsss elsIma and thi.
month the commissioners cleaned 40
the whole bunch. amounting 10 sii.-
900. We have written 1890 ~
rants since tho commissioners met
Monday" said Adams. eand believe
mo Il has kept us al 90 the Jump
The warrants are now ready ara
all who have road. drag o. other
eiaimn against tho county can can
a. any time and set the money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
TIIE LIP STICK" u
IN COURT Ar LAST

Coming. AFk. AprIl a. Tho NJ.
Ntick" case of knol.oi Ark, IA wh'ea
Miss Pearl i'ugioy ~. sceka wn'
bf mandaman to set aside rules q the
knobe school hoard forldddlnr stud
enin 20 use cosmetics. wear low and
1e~k boo waists, aud shor, skirts.
= act 20 come up before Judge w W.
Handy In chy county circuit court
hero today.
National nolorlety has been gwen
tho ease. and Nlaa rnRnley myu shs
has roonlsed thousands ~ ietirgm from
al parts oi tho country and from ror.
sons IN all walks of lIfe sympathls
lng with her on Tho question. She a..
80 declared that movinx mcturs
concern offered her 1900 a week 4,
enter the movies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
Enforcement OFF,
Gals Charged
With hTakingBribe

Ne~ vera. Arrsl <--Sesrst In.
clesmenss ~ere rsssrnea ~ sed.
erai grand jury YESTERDAY shsrsirn
crcn .essser enforcement agents Ia
this oissrss VITA scVsrtlne eriees
fsr tAe issuzrsc ef liquor with
drs~sls permits 70 sellers q a.
isesi ilQaor.
A seeena federal srsnc iery ~
turres indictments ssalnss sos-
Inspectors a, shs lnms1rsslen sss.
tion a. Eais Island. They ~sr-
eharrrd WITH acespt.ns brthes fron
imr,iGrsrss In payment Ger per.
vltslrs sssens q enter shs
e0snsrs illegally.
The narae ~ the lrsnnlsFasion ln
srecsors were sneeanesd as wn.
Aiesanoer. Nn,. Leonard. John
pnossn ard 9osn V. Fitzeerad
Fesersl officials d<slsrsd ether
indictments wouid soile~.
Ths investigation. trey said. re-.
sealsc conspiracy IN ~inriprsns
rvnrlnc" ewhsae n0 employees o.
sariess stssiasha osrpanles. a.
well as federal immigration ora.
GERS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
All Is SUPERSTITION In Monte Carlos Palace of Chance

provide n living for the initiated
Those who know understood that
no matter how much you complIeaie
your mathematics. you cannot beat
the law of averages. Even the most
conservative system that covers the
entire board NJ roulette must lose
once every thirty.six times.
There j. only one way 10 win. says
the old timers. aud that i 10 play
onee in your life limited number
of chances and prove lucky. In the
long run, You must lose.
PAT the supersti'ious ~ right on
buying systems. aud, while the
bright Riviera sun wastes its splendor
outdoors. they sif around tables from
ten in the morning until midnight.
crowded in rows three and four deep.
(continso6 a Paee -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
EIGHTH GRADE EIAM|MA-
T|0Ns CARD[D FOR 1914
Ecn.Independent School Disiricta
To Participate: Places Where
Tests Arc To BE
Conducted

fishl rrado common ncnool OK
aminailons wlll be heli In the county
ApFil 10 and IA sescnih and eighth
undo papiia % non -independen,
school districts only will be permit
tel 70 take this examination, Geo.
rraphy, physlology and oklahoma
history are The subjects Pupils
must mako general average Of 7S
per cent with no Crude below 60
per ccut
Pupils falling 10 pass may retain
an Grades Of 81 percent end above,
aud have the privilege of completing
the remaining branches the follow
ins year
Following are the places where the
examinations Will be held:
District 30. 4: Tarbox. District
so. 3. Lowell. District No. 6. sand
valley, district No. -: Pawneo. Dis
iriei 30 a.. Nasina. csn. District
40. D, riosssnt View. Disirlot No,
"a: Roso fIlll. District SO. 30: Lone
Star. District 80. 3ss Harmony, Dis-
irici No. al. Seward, Dleirii No.
40: Rural Dale. District No. 52.
North River Side. District No. GO !:
South River Side. District No. 81.
Pleasant valley District No. 60.
Irvin. District No. -; Meridian.
Distrlci No Is. Mckinley. District
No. -. Pleasant lilil. Dlstriei NoN.
81. Vlator Disirici Nos 6: Orlando.
Con District No. s.
The teacher of The school AZ which
he examination Ia held vii act az
chairman. receive questions and send
Iho papers 10 the county supcrin-
Iendcnts office when examination Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
III JINKs' BY JUNIOR
HIGH CLASS, A SCREAM
Boys and Girls Of Guthrie High
Are Enthusiastic Over Sup
port Received BY Citizens
Generally

The Janiorr of hlFh school are "a
shuslas,ic in their dcterml,at'on 70
make tho rRctprn 81 ga links tap
lixoesi atira-ton ~ tir sehooi yeas
This Is the first tnic that aay Jurnof
Siass in Cthrle iil has rat on a cal
rlay. lIcrotofote tao school actlvi-
lea have tcen cIafacterizcd by clare
stunts ami two plays a ssn'oF riay
and . school r'ay Tb's year. how
over. tho east for tho ifas lorqis,ly
known as the sclo,i piay hns b'et
drawn from iho lunlor claas instead
o. from the cntifc school
The rehcurmls are tahins s'aee
resaariy every aftenooa and u'fa'
The play Will b. presented Friaa,
evening Arrii I'm ~ Tho cnthrae The
aler. The iigh school cr,hcstra VII
be an added ait aOtion 70 this hr.tsns
four act comedy
Tickets are nos on sale b. tas
meml,ora ~ the Junsr t'sss Reaef
satlons may BE- nadc Thursday al
Noigamo'a Drur store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
Oppose
Masked
Riders

Dallas. Tex. Anril a. The
law and order' mass meeting
called hy leaders of movement
disceunienancsng river bottom
court raens' and selan,icsiine
application q IN lash y for :
o',lock tonight al the city hail
auditorium with Gen NJ NJ
Crane a. chairman, sam I. Coch.
ran. former governor. q. r. Col
quit and Or J II Cranfill -
speakers. j. an oulgrowth of
flnggincs here. Gen. Crane said.
We want 90 impress upon all
pcople cverywLcrc." Gen. Crane
said, that this new organization
j. a morally bound body rather
than a politically bound one.
There is nothing political about
u, aud il has not been undertaken
because Of similar movements
elsewhere. II there are similar
movements elsewhc We have NOT
heard 81 them and are not actn.
aicd by them.
We simply realize that an in
tolcrahle situation has arisen aud
we are going o. form ourselves
into a strongly organized body %
enforce the laws of the state. the
country and the city.
And We viii not wear masks
"a do II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
1t IIIIsIE DELEGATION
MADE 4 DECIDED III

From TIN rerosss that cone fron
the returned dcscsases and from the
Maskoxee yafers il i evident that
he c1tt ic deitsation to The recent
koiar.an convention managed 10
Overcome an thcir esnal stage fright
ard IA rome rcsi elective sork. %
thorose1 Or 1n.zation sad b airzys
being or the ~. faey maraxcd -
Pot Guthrie on the Hosar.an map H.
= manner never besors c-earncd of.
ms deieEafion smaEl - Il was
simply showed Just what car be don,
~hen tunsA o. Ase cufhrisites
rake ~ thsir minds to start thl1es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
Two Dead In
Pistol Duel;
Another Wounded

ssa Anssrlo. April Awe per.
sors ~ers killes ard snlfs prch.
shly msFsslis wounded w a plssst
hattie on she Fre CITY road ~
iotss Msessy nigh. Tire aesas
Msss Maria Fasss, iss,i ssvsa
leens street. rsek shattered ~
bullet
Jesus Pschseo. as % shsrts.
she, In hoay. death occurred 81 sl,o
Tuesday nofnlep.
The seriously wounded,
SEVERN Asuilar. "a. es 80 south
Lsora ssfses. shot ~ right
shoulder.
Fifteen mes are said % have
participated ir she running f,uhs
A car In which the t~e were Killed
VAS rsddied with bullets. Deputy
sheelffs and county sriclsls toes
part " the uu9 floht
"Rooqh House" tactics AZ the
rrso Inn. situated . mile ard =
hat beyond Kelly Fled, rssscsisss
declare. preelplsssed the tight
Fourteen persors. eleven "
whom are mer and three women.
are held Al central police head.
quarters pending an insssslpss,or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
NOT so SURE NOW
A. TO kLANsMt>

DcnInon. Tea, Aprll 4 rerson-
who yesterday declared they wers
positive that they recognised the ks
klus klansman whose mask was torn
from his fsre hy " |. Smith. do .
,@on u the FIRST baptist church.
when rariy OF masked and rchea
inan visited lheehnreh sunday night
soday are not 1puror they knew him
!, was Srst stated by fernons WHO na y
ths affair that they recognized tho
,inmnHked man ~ heing q gnomincnf
pcnlson bnalncas man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
TRAMPs HELD FOR
Staying STATE MAN
Body Is Found Lying Near the
Tracks: Hands Tied and
Hurled From Freight
Train In Texas

Texarksna. Tex. kp-l - Elfla
trans are beinf hold In to- Texaf.
kama. Al. IAI pend;as in~eftiraiist
of ths finding O. a mans sody o.,
Cotton Belt railroad frae< mar p = =
Lake. ATk. late Sunday Ac oFd.aF
70 reports. q was Indicate thst fas
mans hands we're tied ana thaf b
was thrown from mosios fseseat
In one ~ his Tockeis was nn idenfi-
ton card brarlng the namo +. 9 Hen
shas. 6iis clothes o. . IN nanse oi 3
11sa. Okla. cio,h'er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04

"a IN booklets with titles such ~
lfow 10 Win At Roulette. How 70
Become Millionaire" aud - forth.
Sold with Great so,emnity
The most expensive systems are
worried ont ~ hand. and are not
sold 70 everybody. =" ts,sasy they.
are wled NJ IN az enyei,pe ard
change hands with great mystery snd
eo'rsnDify. You, arr ipelry person,
ron are Told. 70 get them At the price.
Yon are lucky % ct them Al oil.
They took years" 10 work cot
Ard well dressed. middle aged. spl-
ernn-faced indiriduais. men and wo-
men. Of All nsfionslifir<. - for hours
IN The Casino rooms. bent over green
tables. manipulating little rskes,
making n~ver-eezsing pencil marks
On in<erminzbl> bits Of paper trying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
10 EE NAMED AFTER
PRESIDENTS OF U. S.

Wash.ne,on. April 4 All the
shipping boards passenger scsseis
ex 90; The ceoree Washington and
the America. and the four ships IA
the South American service. viii be
named after Presidents of the T. s.
Chairman Laeker announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
SAYS GARMENT FACTORY WILL
BE a MONEY MAKER

Tho garment fasiory ~ll not only
give employment 20 q lot OF people
but viii make good return 20 lla
own0a Every pant of thin knl IN
the country ~ a money maker. and
this one IL bcing ORGANIZED on q sure
money making basis. sid a mrin-
Der of the comrany today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
GayParty
Ends In
Tragedy.


Oklahoma City, April (. Lieu
tenant cclorel Paul n. Beck. al
tached 10 the Post field aviation
section Of Fort Sill was shot 70
death here early today in ihc
fashionable residence cf jean 2.
Dzy. widely known oil operator.
Day Is held at MS home IN sns-
sody Of a deputy sheriff peading
an Investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
Opcr the Wire

Approval u 100 advances Cor a.. =
cn'tcral and livestock rar oees. sK-
grcgafinr t2Fof0io. has becn msfe
By the var finance corporation The
disc loniion lnciadcd. Missouri t1i.-
ooe: Okiahoass. $4,000. and Te,as.
S-1Sese.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04

Charging that the vcfernnH bureau
was letting seferAns die On tho
streets of Arizona cfies." Senator
Axhurkf. democrat asked an invest,-
Ezflon q disqualification conditions In
that stzfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
KILLED nv "lIi.ACkIIa\D"
GANG FOR REVENGE

chicafo. ArFil f,iot aud killed
last night within tho shsdow 81 bis
own home. Lutei cuiala. father Of
Tive children, waa dechrcd BY tho 20
'llce tonight 10 have been the victim of
a ~bachhand'' Tot aIo was shot
down on the street after receiving
threatening letter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
FOUND A GRENADE. NOW
BOY rs PERMANENT CRIPPLE

Chicago, April a flndlnK Eren-
ade. > year old John stapchuk led .
scouting party wlth tho grenade 10
hand. There was an explosion
JOINS rixht Am and right lcx wess
torn on and he vas caf about the
.sacc BY fragments iio Win probably
live.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
nloH SCHOOL INSPECTION
~ NEARLY COMPLETE

Entire inspection Of state high
schools viii be completed By AprsI
is. according 90 Stats sup<. u. ~.
Wilson.
This viii snahis inspectors TO have
a final report out In May.
The total nanhsf sf state high
ahools approved 10 March 20. as-
oording 10 Clyde ~. Hosell. inspee-
Tor. Is 5ss.
A total Of s7s hare been Inspected
sith 81 counties completed.
In the month covered By the LAST
report II schools we're Inspected and
~ approved.
~ExoslIsnt progress has been made
In the inspection" Wilson said. and
the schools are showing up well :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04

A canvass Of tho central Pynnsyl.
vania blimninous coal fields tofy
disclosed that go nonunion miners At
81 Nfohaplx. cssnbr1a county. had
Joined the q .0oa nnl0n miners IN the
strike IN the district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-04
Says Officer Had
Attacked Ms. Day

AAAAAA&A 8A4 = 49,
Oklahoma CITY. April 4--Ae-
corsiing fo a statement issued BY
r. ". Dick. Day rc;arned q h,s
house after escorling kosne 3
number of guests which his wife
earlier had entertained :. arts
and found Mrs lay struggling
ia the arms of the army officcr
Dick. whe i an intimate ar
ouaintancc az the family. said
Day authorized the statement.
s.ieptenanf-Colorsl beck hasl
long been a close friend of The
Das : and came hcrc yestersia,
hy airplanc from Fort Slll. lie
~As one az the guests AZ the card
PARTY last night. Dick >aid. and
was left alone with Mrs Day
when her husband saw their
friends home IN his automobile.
Upon his return home. Dies
said. Day specped through N
porrh window and SAN his wife
fighting 70 release the aviator ;
hold on her. lie rushed uqstair>
and obtained his revolver. Dics
asserted, and rushed io The room
where the couple were silli'
struggling.
Reck made a motion es. II fol
strike Da.. continued Dick. AMI
Dsv struck him over the heal
with the revolver Tie gun tx
nloainr. Rcck fell 10 the floar
and was dead before police a.
rived
The casumanding officer al
For- Sill has kcen nafifiei.
Mrs. Day this morning was inl
: state bor.ierike on nervous eol
lapSc and would make ~ state
ment concerning the affair.
T.av has been prominent in poe
lisirai and financisl circles Of The
state since Oklahoma was admit
TED 10 the Union. lie was a mem
her 81 the snprcrc court com
,sission and one ~ the I've men
Who framed oklahoma : first
code of statutes lie was active
IN the political campaign of|
fcrner United States Senator
Thomas +. Gore.
a 4
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JusT FIRED EN-
THAT'S THE STORY

w.shiagion. A. 4 G-Tas reoen.
diEmiss2i q upEaras of thsrfy off,
eiaia y The bureau & engr-sirk snc
.rintinE by Pre- i<ens Harding inrol-
we'd no desire 10 rssse>f upon tn
character of any soFernmort en-.
pioye~ 4 .ss sad today - secretsry
Christian.
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SIooisi Lenirle Il realiy sea man.
but be has no SYMPTOMS o. cancer.
This Information was Eisen 0ut By Dr.
FelIx kiempaer. German spes1alsf.
who vas called 20 Russia 70 treat the
soviet chief