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The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
KERBY FARMER
LODGED IN. JAIL
Frank Sedlar Said to Have
Tried to Get $4,000 From
Owosso Man.

OWO5SO. May 12-Frank Sedlar,
aiving one-half mile northeast OF
Kerby was arrested Saturday night
charged with the attempted black
mail of G. ID. Bell. superintendent
of the OWosSo Sungar company
plant for $4,000.
Mr.. Bell received q threatening
letter through the mail about April
16, demanding that he place $10,-
900 underneath a brick by the
signboard that faces the turn in
the Flint road by the Kerby eleva-
tor. If this request was not COM
piled with the letter stated that his
house would be blown up.
This letter Mr.. Bell turned over
10 authorities and with the co-op-
~eration of the state police. the
home of Mr.. Bell and the desig-
mated spot for the money to be
placed was watched night and day
The state police were directed by
Captain Marmon.
The first of May. however. a trap
of Deputy Sheriff Pardee's invent
ing, was placed on the spot to
catch the culprit.
The trap consisted of a rat trap
with the corners cut off. and a
piece of iron placed over the end
with two holes in, the size of a
22 blank cartridge. a blank was
placed in each hole. they pointing
into n can of f1aShlight powder
which was placed in the ground.
The spring of the trap was held
down by brick. with a package of
bogus money beneath. Therefore
upon the lifting of the brick to
get the package of supposed money
the spring of the trap would snap
over and the two cartridges would
he exploded. causing the ignition
of the powder, and give warning
also of the crooks presence.
However, with all the watchful-
ness and traps set. authorities were
not rewarded until about midnight
Saturday. When Sedlar crawling
gradually from a field back of the
signboard under cover of the dark
ness attempted to take the pack
age Of fake bills from beneath the
brick. With the sudden report and
flash Sedlar beat hasty retreat.
but not quick enough to have his
face and hands from being pain
fully burned. Deputy Hall quickly
fired into the ground back of Sed
lar, bringing him to a stop as
quick as he started. Sedlar upon
being questioned exclaimed ME
do it," but denies any accomplices.
This statement, however, contra
diets the signature of letters re-
ceived by Bell, as they were signed
1.-The Iron Gang"
Three letters in all were re-
ceived by Mr.. Bell.
Sedlar is held in the county Jail
on charge of extortion by threat.
it being impossible to place
charge of blackmail against him.
1t being impossible to place a
charge of blackmail against him.
Sedlar lived with his sister and
brother-in-law on their farm.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12

Potatoes or Beans 10 Usually
Made Use OF.

Late cabbage is usually grown on
land that has been utilized for peas
early potatoes, or beans during the
early part of the season. The seed
should be sown in seed box or a
special outdoor bed four to six weeks
before the plants are needed for set.
ting. The seed should not be sown too
thickly, and it is a good plan to thin
the plants to an even stand in the seed
bed so they will develop uniformly,
The land on which late cabbage is
the plants set 1S to 20 inches apart in
rows three feet apart.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
MONEY FOR CONCRETE ROADS
Sum Of $685., 900, 900 Recently Appro-
priated by States and Counties
for Construction.

States and counties OF the United
States have recently authorized $685.
OO0O0O bonds for road construction,
much Of 1t Of concrete, 1891, 900, 900
bonds are passing through the process
OF authorization and the federal gov.
crnment has appropriated $2O0,OOO,.
600 toward road construction, making
total fund Of over 81 200. 100000 for
good roads.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
EMPLOYMENT FOR MILLIONS FROM
PULVERIZED MOUNTAINS
Building Stimulates Local Prosperity - Materials
Plentiful and Prices Down


Copyright 1921 Chicago)
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
Drajnaue and Drauqinq.

With good drainage and constant
dragging after it becomes sufficiently
dry after each rain, road BED VIII
be built up and packed that Will be
passable in ordinary bad weather.
The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
OWOSSO MAN dies
AT BROTHERS HOME

NOWOSSO. Nav l2--Geo Beard
died at 1890 o'clock Friday after
noon at the home of his brother,
John Beard, 319 Fletcher st.
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BANNERS COME TO TULSA
Honor IlnRs In Liberty Loan cam.
ualgnS tu Bc Flung To HrccLc To-day

When the Armisilce day parade passes
through the streets u Tulsa today there
VIII be four hnunrra flung tp the wind
ia which all pf Tulsa II interested. lte-
cause all of Tulsa eatned them aul
they belong therefore. 20 Tulsa.
rhese sre Tho huuor flags I'm tho liberty
loan campaigns. The Chamber ~ COM.
usrCp tcsurrcOtcd them yesterday and
thoy VIII be carried by "a special drtauh.
ment ~ men whose part in the liberty
loan CampaiEus Is on integral part ~
Tulsa wrr history. The detachment VIII
lo headed bH Fred shaw and in it will
De y Graham Ralph Tbb1i ore
UP J burr Gibbons and leo IeVefiug.
one Of these honor flaRs was rtvrn 90
tulsa by the United states treasury de-
partment IN 1915 fur having exceeded the
liberty loan April 90 MAY IN 1919.
These dates, Zoo memory are frauEht with
meaning FOR an u Tulsa 10 will re
m"wb"rot that fUr a vepk thereafter tins
Tag was flown In succession from tho
Cosden refinery, the Sinclair bulldiug aud
the postottlc,.
Another flag that viii be IN the parade
was given 20 Tulsa for having exceeded
~ quota ~ suhsrfipti0ns to tho fourth
loan. September g4 90 october - Another
was earned by having exceeded tho quota
~ the subscription 20 the fifth or Victory
~ Aurii 10 10 May 10. \ combinatioi
honor fag was given 20 Tulsa for tsvlug
exceeded It's quota lu subscriptions % nI
war loans, the fret. second, thIrd, fourth
and flfth lonnH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-11
CENTRAL CELEBRATES
High School Joins with joe Carson Post
In Armlstice Day Program IN
the Now AudltOrium

with Gen. Patsy O'Neul. head Of the
Sintieth division lis honored guest, Cen
trail high school Joined with Joe Carson
post Friday morning in celebrating Mo-
vembar II. Armlstice day. Tho celebra-
tion program was held at the general as
sembly hour in the new auditorium,
The air was electric with enthusiasm
and nrdor and at Anticipatory Joy that
threatened TO burst through the bounds of
decorum--but didn't Central high school
pep. as demonstrated at assembly. II
such well directed pep that Il is re-
minlscent Of immense, staccato. crashing
sort ot chords--deafenlng for moment
and then all over, II was remembering
the wild Joy Of four years ago. nnd antici-
pating tho wild JOY Of expected victory
over their ancient enemy, oklahoma city.
that Tulsa high students entered into the
assembly yesterday morning, General
O'Neii talked. briefly. Alva J. Niles, post
commander OF tho Joe Carson. was the
speaker OF tho morning and he. with the
color guard was introduced by Principal
Merle c. Prunty. The color guard was
IN charge of Sylvester Strain. sergeant
at arms.
g. Il Allen invited the high school stu
dents 10 participate In the American 10.
Eion Armistice day. Aiit J. 9, Farmer
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ARMISTICE DAY
OBSERVANCE IN
EAST TO Be QUIET

CONTINUED FROM PAGn ONE
llugtou, only the president and tho
two secretaries win pass beyond an
lnclosure about the tomb OF the uu-
known solder without ceremony
the president will advance beyond
the two secretaries ana stepping up
to tho tomb lay the wreath upon
10 I'm behalf 90 the American people.
The entire party viii then with
draw. concluding the official tribute
TO the nations dead Many orgnni-
cations ana individuals, however, are
expected 90 make visit to the tomb
q part Of their Observance OF tho
dlV
Returning from Arlington, Prcsl.
dent Harding Will attend the funeral
services in -. Tatrirks church for
}. Antonio Lopez Gutierrez, Hon
durtn minister to the United states,
who died last week. Either after
tho visit 20 Arlington or after the
funeral. the president VIII be tho
target " denomination by m"mhcrH
OF the ioint amnesty committee who
have announced that they considered
Armistice day the proper time TO
enter vigorous protest against the
continued imprisonment of violators
OF war laws.
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salvation Army band sni Salvation
Army.
Member. Tulsa district drAn board In
automobiles
Council Of defense members Liberty
loan drives. -Four Minute men and mem
her. oi all other wartime organizations
ihcludins necessary war work at home
on foot ana In automobiles tit s utged
that every patriotic man ana woman OF
Tulsa take part In this division of the
rarads unless they oo!ons 70 other or
ganlzations taking part therein)
Float and representatives Tulsa chapter
American Red cross.
Tulsa Boy scouts drum corps.
Tulsa BOY scouts
5,h Division. Sib street East ~ Bo-,cn.
Colonel Barrett and stan commander
Oklahoma Military institute Of clare.
more, OKLA, leading
Oklahoma Military Institute band.
Oklahoma Military Institute cadet
tulsa fire department.
Tulsa citizens aud war workers. mount
dth Division. 7ih street Fast Of Bo-ton.
Ciiy school board ana superlnt ntendent oi
schools IN automobiles
HRh school band ~ 90 pieces
High school pupils ami floats.
Instructors and representative lctlUh
ments from each ward school
Grade aud high school pupils heard 0'
the slgulicHnCo OF Atmistlco dav yesf0r
day fr~N American Legion reprrscntu
=. Fred johnson at Horace Mann, john
Rogers at Washington, 4. Austin Gavin
at Lowell, y. a. Thompson az Lee school
e., A. Burder at Emerson school. Harry
j.. ;. Halley at Lnrgfeilow school John
laduer at jefferson school and H. a
Beard addressed the q. A. u. study clut
At en- afternoon meeting In the home
Of Mrs 4. NJ Wiun. John Ladner VIII
make the principal speech at the BiNhy
Armlstice day celebration.
Tho mayors PROCLAMATION fead3
on November II. i9is. the greatest wa
the history OF the world came 10
olose, Tomorrow Tulsa and near.hy
cities Will ioin In a celebration Of the
signing % that hrmlsticr.
ON thlA>occaSlon 10 II fttinE and prop
er that every man, woman and chii IN
this city should Join with tho patriot,
aud service mons organizations In Oh
serving Armistlce day
Employers are requested TO make Il
possible for former service men in thei
employ 20 pauripate In the parade th1'
10 being arranged by the American
Legion.
Merchants are asked. u possible, I,
suspend business at least during the tim,
thg parade Ia being held.
Everyone IN the city ls requested to Oh
serve a moment OF silence, from IL &
ll.e1 a. m. honoring our dead heroes.
All citizens are invited and requested
70 display the American flag in from
OF their residences, In their display win
dows and on flag staffs, hni TO decotnt,
their automobiles with bunting and flags
They are likewise requested to paTtiripat,
In the parade n they were engaged r.
any Kind OF war work. or to Witness q
and cheer those who rendered servic,
70 their country during the great con
u. r. NEwBLoCK,
Mayor Of tho city OF Tulsa.