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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
FAMILY INJURED
m LOCAL STORM
DUE TO RECOVER
clifton Haley, Former Member Of
PcIlcc Force. With Wife and
Children erouoh, TO City
fer Treatment
WIRE SERVICE WILL BE
NORMAL SOON, ESTIMATE
Electric Light, Telephone and Tclc.
graph Has Trouble; Cotton OIL
Company Waits for Adjust.
ment OF Loss.

Members OF the Clifton Haley fam.
lly who were Injured early SATURDAY.
morning whon the wind and rain
storm wrecked their home, eighi
miles norJ west OF Ch.cklsha. will
recover. the attending physician re.
ported this morning.
Mr.. Haley. once a member OF the
city police force here Snd formerly
employed in the plant of the Chick
asha Milling company. sustained the
most 'painfnl injuries in the catas
trophe. His right leg was broken
at the angle and his left foot was
badly laeerated. Mrs. Haley was
rainfully bruised and sustained an
injury about the head. Ernestino,
Oldest OF three children, escaped
with a scalp wound and the two
other children were bruised They
have been removed to Chickasha
and are now undergoing treatment
at the home OF relative, 500 Ok
lahoma avenue.
Injured Man Resoues Family.
With a broken leg and lacerated
foot, Mr.. Haley crawle1 through tho
debris and rescued his wife and
three children. lie then started 10
a neighbor's house 10 get help but
before he had crawled many yards,
several Of the neighbors arrived and
began administering first aid Tee.
phone service being paralyzed, ond
OF the neighbors came to Chickasha
TO get medical aid while the injured
were being removed to the Rollie
Harris home.
The house, small structure IL
feet by 2S feet, was totally demol.
ished by the storm, which also swept
down the chicken house. The small
barn located no more than $50 feet
from the house and which was shelf
erlng Mr.. Haley's stock. was moi
damaged The chicken house wal
located between tae residence and
the barn.
The storm here caused no other
injuries as far as could be learned
this morning Orchards in several
parts of the county were damaged
by the wind and rain, 1t is said.
Service Being Restored.
Electric light and power and tele
(Continued~ on page two.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
KANSAS IS HARD
HIT WHEN RIVER
GOES OUT BANKS
Swollen by Heavy Rains. Many
Streams Overflow Banks; Thou
sands OF Dollars In Damage
Done by High Waters.
JEWELLERS IN LOWLAND
DRIVEN FROM HOUSES
North Canadian Reaches Near Flood
Record; One School Closed as
Reeult; Believed Crest Is
Reached Today.

Kansas City, Mo. April iO.-A
dozen Kansas towns today we're par.
TALLY flooded or menacod by flood
waters from rivers and creeks swol.
len by recent heavy rains which
last eighteen isours In some local
ties.
The Neosho valley was flooding
,arly today according to reports
rom Emporla which said the river
aft It's banks at Council Grove aend.
rs water into the main street. The
leosho was up % feet at Emporia
nd the Cottonwood river was up
wenty feet No further rise wag
nticipated.
At Burlington, scene Of the recent
loudburst and flood which deluged
the town. the Neosho measured 20
feet. Thousands of acres were re.
ported under water near Humboldt.
The Marais Des Cygnes river al
Ottawa was believed to Giave reach
I'd its crest at 30 feet.
Flood waters had reached Nsode.
ha on the Verdigris river and at
Madison the northwest part of the
own was under water.
Topeka reported Soldier Creek,
north of there, out of its banks,
looding hundreds of acres of farm
land.
At Augusta the Walnut river had
flooded lowlands and water was COM
'ng into the south end of the town. i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
DAUCHERTY GOES
To HEADQUARTER
CITY Of MINERS
Invades Center OF Activities Today;
Steel Corporation Meets Miners
Threat by Closing Down
Big Plant.
BIG CORPORATIONS SAY
SHORTAGE OF COAL NOW
$500 Factory Workers Thrown Out
Jobs; Strikers rretIet New
Wartime Coal P..ee Fixing
Will BE Forced.

Indianapolis. Ind. April iO.--At.
torney General Harry NJ. Daugherty
invaded the center OF union activi-
ties In the nationwide coal strike to-
day presumably to take the govern
ment's first concrete action toward
ending the suspInsion.
Pittsburgh. Pa. April iO.-The
United States Steel Corporation to.
day met United Mine Workers
threat to tie up its rich coal prop.
critics in the connellsville region by
the closing down one of its biggest
steel plants here.
The American Steel and Wirs
company works closed throwing
l,5o0 INTO unemployment. Curtail.
ment win also be made in the steel
corporations big plant in Donora
where give thousand are employed
Shortage Of coal Is the reason given.
Furnaces Banked.
The Carnegie Steel company, chief
subsidiary OF the United StateJ
Steel Corporation. banked two fur.
naees In Etna, cancelled an order to
SSH up Isabella number furnace
on 'the north side and Is reported
considering closing its Isabella fur,
naces number 1 and number 2. The
Carnegie company also suspended
operations at It's Farrell. Pa, plant.
Blast furnaces, barometers OF the
steel industry, have been banked by
the Republic Iron and Steel com
pany in the Mahoning valley and
number OF independents in the Ohio
group.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
FIRST Wireless
DEATH REC0RDE:D D
Obs The United Press.)

Detroit, April Michigan's first
wireless death and probably the first
in the country presents a problem
to power transmission companies.
Homer P. Chase of Royal Oak near
here, was instantly killed yesterday
when he threw an aerial wire across
the high tension lines of the Detroit
Edison company.
The high tension wire was not in
sulated and the contact caused
Chase's electrocution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
BODY is FOUND AFTER
SEARCH OF FIVE MONTHS

Detroit, April 10-The body OF
Rev. Henry F. Reynolds, local pas.
tor missing since Nov. 10, was found
yesterday in the Saginaw river near
Bay City, Mich.
Edward f. Wunsch, an attorney
and close friend Of the former pas
tor, left early today for Bay City,
after receiving the description Of
the dead man from police there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
North Canadian Booming.


Oklalho oma City, April 10.-IIun-
1reds of lowland dwellers have been
driven from their homes by the high
sater Of the North Canadian river
here.
Protecting levecs are holding, how
ever, and 1t is believed that tho
crest of the flood reached this city
early this morning. The water has
begun to recede slowly.
The flood caused the closing oil
the Walnut Grove school today be
cause of danger to the children.
The water reached a stage about
foot below the big flood IS months
ago, according to weather officials
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
KANSAS COURT OPENS.
lBy The United press.l

Topeka, Kan, April 10.-There
were AZ criminal cases on the doc
ket when the April term of the
United States Kansas district court
began here today. Judge David p.
Dwyer of st. Louis was sitting for
Judge John G. Pollock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
SERVICES POSTPONED.

The special services at the Chris.
tian church for the Oklahoma Col.
lege for Women, which were sched-
uled for tonight have been post.
poned, it was announced today.
There will be no services at the
church tonight?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
CAMBRIDGE WINS RACES

London, April s.-Cambridge won
the four mile international relay
race today at the Queens Club, de-
feating the University Of Pennsyl-
vania and Oxford in the feature
event of the Achilles Club games.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
WINTER WHEAT BETTER.

Oklahoma City, April 10.-Winter
wheat in Oklahoma has taken ten
point boost in condition since De-
cember, according to figures issued
by State Board of Agriculture. Re.
ports compiled April Z indicate a
GA per cent of normal condition fig
ure. 1t was 81 in December, 1921,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Ell RENO MAN NAMED.

(By The United Press.)
Oklahoma City, April 1O.-Roy st.
Lewis, attorney of Ell Reno, has
been appointed assistant United States
district attorney to take the place
vacated by B. L. Lisinger. who i'd
now associated with a law firm
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
FARE FIXING is LEGAL.

Washington, April 10.-T'ne Gal
weston, Texas, city ordinance fixing
rate for street car fares in the
city was held constitutional today
by the supreme court affirming low.
er court decisions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
MARCOT BACK HOME TO
ENTER POLITICAL GAME

Southampton, Eng, April To-
,Margot Asquith wife of former Pre-
mier H. H.. Asquith arrived here to-
day from her American tour with
the announcement she was going to
enter British politics.
She indicated she would probably
run for parliament where her hus-
band now holds seat as nominal
leader of the Liberal party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Premier's Greatest Effort.

Economic rehabilitation of Europe
was the program which brought l5O
delegates around the two long tables
in the magnificent council chamber
to hear Premier Facta's opening ad-
dress, and Lloyd Georges plans Tor
Continued on page six.) {.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
CONGRESS TO-DAY.
(By The United Press.l

7 (By The United Press.) I
I SENATE: Finance commit
Z tee does final work on tariff :
I bill. :
z agriculture committee be- :
: gins hearings on Muscle
+ Shoals.
+ HOUSE: Opens debate on
Z navy appropriation bill.
: Labor committee resumes
Z inquiry into coal strike.
+ Military affairs committee
= takes up Muscle Shoals.
= + z = = + = : 4 : : 4 4 I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In the Daily Ex.
press. Latest world .news by Leased
Wire from tho United Press Aiss.
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
WEATHER

Tonight. faIr. colder: probably
frost. Tuesday fair.
Local Temperature.
Max. 50. Min. sc. Rainfall ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
continuation de la 4a pag }

dnicamente. Uno de estos hgado con
una base un error dieron Ponce
su inica carrera en- Ell primer inning.
Ell .Mayagiiez'' bate6 hien en- el
quinto Y sexto innings y 81 juego ter
min6 con Ell score siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
MICKEY.
Ell BASE BALL EN- coAMo

Reina gran interes en- este pueblo pa
ra la celebration de los juegos de base
ball que Sc celebraran ell dia cuatro de
JUNO entire las dos novenas campeonas
del deporte en- la isla, "Mayagiiez"
~ nPuerto Rico.
De muchos pueblosl de la isla Sc han
solicitado entradas .por adelarstatfo,
pues dada la fama de que gozan estas
dos novenas, los juegos prometen ser
los mas interesantes de la epoea. Los
muchachos del tPuerto Rico'' diz que
dicen. que en- Coamo pondran en- alto
la bandera que siempre les ha CORES
pondido a los de la t'loza''. Asi tam
bi6n Sc dice por "Mayagiiez pero
ell amigo Tommy rebate estos decires
manifestando que su novena no tiene
por que temer, pues 81 ha salido bien
hasta con ell encuentro 'tembloroso''
del once de octubre de 1918, esta vez
no tiene, sino "'pelear' con discipli-
ma, maestria y acometividad para blan-
quear 81 es possible a las rocas del in
clito Rogue.
Y con estos trucnos.... SQuien ducr-
me2 Pues..
AHA veremos, en- Ia Liga de Coamo
(una de las mejores en- la isla) Quien
Sc lleva la par que el premio gordo,
los laureles.
Concedemos la palabra los simpati-
zadores de una otra escuadra. Ala
veremos...
X hasta Ell domingo. HANzEN.
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Notas de base ball

10, Cuto, King Plea Valpais Fidel,
era el Zine up que ofreciera el "Ro
val Cord" traer Coamo para ju-
gar con nuestro team, y para clio el
manager del "Coamo", tenfa la idea
de utilizar como prueba en- ell "pit-
ching Gierboini; v. cual no seria
nuestra sorpresa cuando llegamos
la Liga encontramos Snoring, Su
so, Tacio, Manuel y Elias, la "cre-
ma nata" del sJacaguas", un con-
junto mejor que los Jacagiienos, es-
tando ayudados por King y Shoema-
ker.
Hay que reconocer que ell "Jaca-
guas", aun falto de brazos, es un
team aggressive, " el "Royal Cord
traido de Aguirre, era ell "Jacaguas"
"camoufaged' Ell manager del "Coa
mo- no lie cogi6 miedo la situacion,
aunque estaba fojo en- ell pitching"
con Juani debutando, Agapito sin es
tar preparado, para hacer u1 buen
trabajo en- ell "cajon" Y Pichingo au-
sente, nuestro mejor "hiter"; el tenia
confianza en- la ofensiva de los "Tf-
gres de San Bias, v lanz6 sus hom
bres al campo con instrucciones de
defender la fama que han ganado en-
buena lid y que los ha colocado en-
Ell ndmero de las grandes novenas de
la isla.
La labor de Juani en- cuatro IN
1si1tgs fue excelente por ser. su debut
con un team como ell que Sc nos pre-
sent6, y en- ese inning entreg6 ell jue
go al siempre popular Agapito con
un total de 4 a a favor del Coamo
El iuego termino con ell siguiente re-
sultado:
Royal Cord I'LL 1 o Q 8 Ill
Coa0po 0 o 0 6 o 0 8 0 3-12
Y ahora jizguese el trabajo efec
tuado por ell "CoamoY y la lucha te-
rrible que tuvo que sostener por la
nota siguiente:
Ell "Royal Cord" recibio siete ba
ses por bolas, y dio 13 hits, mientras
que Ell "Coamo' recibio una base por
bolas Y di6 z hits.
A Ultima hora Sc supo que el ia
cdgmas Sc lie ofrecio King de una
manera gratuita para venir Coamo
a nombre de "Royal Cord'. iBendito
sea Dios!
=
Y para terninar, todos los fans
de la isla quedan invitados para ve-
mir Coamo a yer la lucha de mas
sensacion del aiio; los desaffos del
"Mayaguez' ~ y puerto Rico' Ell do
nlingo 4 de JUNO. No Sc los pierdan.
Bias ILLESCAS
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5oUE PAsA AoU1?

Deseariamos saber que lie pasa al ele-
nSento pelotari de )Barceloneta, pues
desde hace alredor de cinco meses no
Sc ceiebra desafio alguno.
La construction de un Grand Stand
seria acogida con mucho entusiasmo,
pues asi nos evitariamos el tener que
ii otros pueblos para yer buena pc
lota Con motive do las fiestas patrona-
les Ell pueblo debera hacer todo 10 que
pueda para que el "grand stand" sea
construido, pues Ell .base BALI ami
maria las fiestas.
El euuiUo Los Muchachos' esta
siempre dispuesto a lidiar con cualquie
ra de su clase. Tienen la palabra Cia-
les. Quebradillas, Camuy, Utuado, etc.
Lo que falta es iniciativa. pues cree
mos que la Central Plazuela' siempre
altruista, hara algo en- benefcio del
deporte SANCHEZ
Elias Suso. T11is. Shoemaker. Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva Salud de Reno le
tsaiga salud y bellexa.

Una n1ujer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la hunamdad. No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que 81. .velnfeliz. Tome Nne0d
Sdlnd de Reno y pronto Sc vera ben y
fuertesy y con aquella beleza real que solo
salud vigor dan. Escasez, exceso,
menstruae1on dolorosa, irregular y excesl-
va nauseas, conaante malestar, debilidad,
decamiento, calanlbres, marcos, dolores EN-
Ia espalda y Ia ingle, leucorrea y todas las
SiAamaciones leucorreas, ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina y utero Sc pueden
curar segura v fapidamente con Nne0S
Salud de Reno.
listed notara un. eambio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado la primera dosis,
su senblante iriejorara y sus barros des-
lpareceran. De sventa en- todas las dro~
gueriaSs
S. B. LEONARD & CO.. Fabricsntss. New York
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IL TRAM "CATANo STAR, Sc
QUEDA COMO ALFONSO.

...Asi ''clarito'. Nj mas nj menos.
Y 81 no, veamos 10 que dice un suelto
publicado en- LA Correspondence J,
del dia 80 de mayo:
La Linea Ferrea del oeste. inicia
twas y direction de su active admins
trador general, sehor Miguel Such, en-
pezara embellishments en- los terrenos
de ''Flor del valle' la construction de
un parque de baseball cuyo radio es
de media nilla su "Grand-stand"
tendra capacidad para un acceso de
tres cuatro mil personas no incluyen
do bleachers.' -
iole!.. que hay de ESQ. ICON que va
no tendremos la tan anunciada liga?
Seg1n Sc We el sefior Such desisti6
de tan magnifica idea,-como ell de-
cia,-de benefciar catafio con un
parque dc "base ball'', que habria de
construir en- los terrenos que pertene-
cieron la West Indies. Y con cier-
tos fines, para nosotros desconocidos,
don Manuel "cambia el catre'' a "Flor
del valle'', donde Catafio NADIA habra
de ir a buscar.
IQu6 dicen ESQ los seffores Dfaz y
Sainz, manager v presidente del
.Catafio'' respectivamente, quienes,
como sabemos, aspiraban la admins.
TRACTION de Ia sofiada liga?
Y, .Ique habra de decir, asimismo, su
constellation de estrellas, ante tan ines
perado 'toletazo".
Pero ESQ, ain es POGO.
Sigamos copiando del mencionado
suelto:
g.. Tambien nos manifestation que
va habian cambiado impresiones con
los managers de las famosas move
mas locales puerto Rico'' "Colec-
tiva' y que pronto Sc dirigirian tam
bi6n los manager" de las novenas
'NEayagiiez' s.Coamo'' Ponce,
Jacaguas Humacao", 'Caguas',
etc. Probablemente Ell parque sera inauI
gurado con las famosas novenas ''Puer
to Rico'., 'Mayagiiez' Y Colectiva' =.
iQue opina, nuestro buen amigo Diaz,
de ese otro "vastagazo'?
De manera, que no solamente lie qui
tan La liga, sino que, nj por equivoca
ci6n, han contado con su novena...
lQu6 chistoso esta esol.. Con raz6n dice
un decir: ''el que vive de ilusiones
muere de desengaaos
X 20 por falta de advertencias, por-
que bien claro yo 10 die: "cuidadito
con la novia''.
Y 10 peor del case es, que cuando
llegue 81 equipo pedido Estados Uni
dos para donarlo al ''Catafio'' don Ma
nuel Gamble de parecer y nuestro team
Sc quede como Alfonso cuando 10 ensu-
clio la vaca..
iQu6 Sc ha de hacer! Paciencia. -!
Reciban los ideudos Gel ''Catano'
nuestro mas sentido pesame, por tan
lanentable fracaso y al difunto, ALA
on Flor del Vale -. que lie pongan
flores. sPALDING.
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m voIcANEs = rEmBIoREslln

TAPALoDos para CADILLAC.
HUDSON sUPERsIx, BUICK, STU
DEBAKER, oLDsMoBILE, CTIAND-
LER, FORD y otros automtviles,
precios que lie resultan casi la MITAD
de 10 que otros los venden.
4 De su pedido a nuestra casa acom-
panando la mitad del imports. Al lle-
gar los TAPALoDOS pagara la rnitad.
Escriba hoy mismo por precios.
Gomas y accessories para Ford casi
regalados.
A. BETANCEs q CO.,
San Juan, Pto. Rico Advt.
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iinicamente. Uno de estos igado con
una base un error dieron Ponce
su linica carrera en- el primer inning.
Ell .Mayagiiez'' bate6 bisn en- el
quinto sexto innings y 81 juego ter
mino con Ell score siguiente:
MAYAGUEz o lis 0 0-8
PONCE 1000 o o c OIL
Mendoza pitched acknowledgements ell
juego de la tarde permitiendo tsmbi6n
tres hits, pero de estos le Iigaron tres
carreras al Ponce que mantuvo una
ventaja hasta sel sexto inning.
Garcia ,abra6 esa entrada con un
tubey anot6 con un hit de Castillo,
Quien entr6 tambien con un hit de
Mendoza, qued6 Ell juego con un
resultado final de cuatro a tres.
Garcia hizo la jugada final de Ia
tarde hacienda una fenomenal cogida
con una mano de una Inca vicicsa que
di6 Ell juicy por encima del left field
en- Ell actavo inning. Fue ovacionado
Ell SCORE:
MAYAGUEz 2 20 O. o 2 O--4
PONCE 90 o 8 % o o o 0-S
Los cardenales Sc disponen efectuar
dos sdesafios en- la liga de Coamo Ell
rroximo domingo con Ell va afamado
club Puerto Rico. Hay gran animaci6n
en- toda la isla para asistir estos
juegos. BoRIcUA
La novena ''sabana Grande' sigue
anotandose nuevas victorias y tambi6n
el Selection de Sabana Grande en-
pieza su avance arrollador. En- ell juego
de la mahana Sc enfrentaron las nove-
mas Post de Mayagiiez, v Selection
de este pueblo. Ell Selection es una no
vena nueva pero juega muy bien, ano-
tandose su primera victoria contra el
Post por una carrera.
Con la victoria, de la mafiana los ami
mos estaban excitadisimos, por 10 que
el Grand Stand Sc Meno desde muy tenn
prano, para presenciar Ell juego de la
tarde entire el Popular de Yauco y 81
Sabana Grande. Ell juego empez6 a las
dos y media pasado meridiano nues-
tros muchachos .palearon de 10 lindo
y al negar al setimo inning ell score era
de doce a dos. La gente iba desalojan-
do ell campo y al yer los muchachos
de Yauco completamente descontrola-
dos Sc les dejo anotar cinco carreras
en- ell s6tilno inning. Entonces Sc levan-
to el amino de los yaucanos, pero en- el
otro inning Sc les dieron dos argollas,
terminando Ell juego con un score de
doce siete. Nuestros nuchachos juga-
ron acknowledgements y estrenamos al
nuevo lanzador Jusino que salio muy
duro. Ell pueblo Sc encuentra muy or
gulloso de su novena y felicita caluro-
samente su manager" doctor Pie
raldi y su Captain Yoyo.
MICKEY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03

AguJas sssinger' Doble Pespunte y
Cadeneta $500 millar. Agujas "ori-
ginal Express y 90 $4,000 millar
Renftense por q. 2. Tho Import
Needle Co, r. %. Box 456, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
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Elias, suso, Luis, Shoemaker, La
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
TESTIMONY IN CASE ALL IN
Justice Query WIN Rule on Allison
Odds Suit Monday Morning.

Testimony In the case of w. q.
Allison and Walter Olds, charged
with obtaining money under false
pretcnse. was closed Saturday after
noon. The preliminary trial OF the
men In being held before Justice
John H. Query.
Tho state rested It's case at noon
and the defense rested following the
testimony OF ono witness. Walter
Olds. Justice Query VIII rule on tho
case at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
timonY the charge against Mrs.
Mary u. Allison was dismissed on the
motion or John Goldesberry, assist
ant county attorney, who explained
that he did not feel that any OF the
states testimony had incriminated
the woman, A demurrer to the evil
dence presented In behalf OF Allison
and Olds was ovcrruled.
Olda and Allison are charged with
obtaining about 10000 from people
In various sections OF tho United
States. principally In the oil Soc
tions. by plse and fraudulent rep
resentatiohs OF certain oil concerns.
stock in these oil companies. Tulsa
Interstate oil company, the Scottish
oil and Gas company and the Dixie
Girl oil company, all OF which were
promotion schemes" IL In charged
were sold and Allison appropriated
tho mony.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
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Wealth OF Tribe Hampers Work OF
Missionaries Among Them, City
Climb Is Informed

Missionary work among the
Osages has been less productive OF re-
suits than similar work among any
OF the other five civilized tribes In
Oklahoma, according to Lawrence
Llndley, head OF the Quaker mis-
sionary movement in this state, who
spoke to the City club at Hotel Tulsa
Saturday noon. Llndley's home Is in
Shawnee.
As the reason for this situation
Llndley assigned the great amount
OF money given to the Osages with
out effort on their part. It IL always
more difficult TO advance the cause
of religion among persons who have
become rich in a short space of time
and who are busy spending this
money. he advised.
Unless there is n change In the
Usage situation, the tribe must de-
teriorate and disintegrate," he de-
clared There is only one thing
that can avert this, and 1t Is the re-
ligion ot Jesus Christ"
Lindlcy explained in dotail the
missionary work OF all denomina-
tions among the oklahoma tribes.