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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
SIX IDENTIFIED
AS ASSAILANTS
OF MOB VICTIM

CONTiNUED FROM PAGE ONE
ing that the sheriff ~ an officer OF
the court and as such Is entitled to
remain during the hearing.
Hill he partys i'm testified
he was accompanying his mother,
Mrs. Ada TIN. to her home In sand
Springs when a Nash car without
light came up behind them, some
one yelled, There he is. and within
a few seconds he was being beaten
over the head with rcyulvers and
carried toward the car.
Victim Jumps From Car.
The mother Immediately began TO
scream. Her cries attracted the at
tentlOn Of residents along the street,
who quickly started running toward
the scene. and with their appearance
the attackers prepared To leave. Hill
was partly inside the car but man
aged TO slip out AZ Il was started
one Of the attackers struck Mrs.
Hin a heavy blow on the breast.
knocking her to the ground, and
then attempted 20 place gag in
her mouth, but failed TO finish this
task.
Hlll was found to be suffering
from several severe gashes ON his
head, with blood streaming over his
face. He was removed to the home
Of his sister, near by. where his
mother had preceded him. and there
was given medical attention. I'm
testified Wednesday he did not rec.
ognize any Of his assailants.
Mrs. Hilrs testimony was virtual
ly the same as that OF her son con-
ccrning tho attack.
Fred CAN'T said he was driving
near the sand Springs garage wnun
he heard Mrs. lili's scream. Turn
ing his car In the direction from
which they came he reached the
scene OF the attack. but not until
the attackers were driving away. lie
saw two cars disappearing down the
street. Getting out OF his car and
joining others who had arrived. he
found Ilill barely able to move. his
head bloody and his shirt torn to
shrods. Then som, ne handed
him the papers that had been picked
up. After reading Them he imme-
diately drove TO Tulsa and turned
them over 10 the sheriff.
Reason for Assault.
What reason did Catron give
after his arrest for the beating OF
this young mani" Assistant County
Attorney kirkpatrick asked McCul-
Tough.
lie told ma Hall had mlstreated
his wife; that he had given her a
disease. and that Il was enough to
make mans blood boil" the
sheriff replied.
The sheriff and Catron admitted
knowing only Han as a member of
the attacking party Mccullough
said he tore UP Catron's special COM
mission as a deputy sheriff imme-
diately after his arrest
y. w. Spillman, Sand Springs
garage owner. positively Identified
Catron, Shepard and Wilson, as hav-
ing been among those who beat Hill.
He testified there was 'or1 n
Buick and Nash car near the scene
and THAT the Nash was the last 40
leave. lie said he thought Emo was
driving one OF the cars. but was not
positive as to his identity.
Connie Ruth. refinery worker at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

sand Springs. proved a verbose and
willing witness. Speaking In tones
thar were audible I'm the courthouse
corridors. he declared emphatlcally.
when asked " he knew who assaulted
HilG They're all sitting right
there before you and pointed TO
Catron, Emo shepard, Wilson,
Schultz and Hail
That's not an OF 'em" he added
Ruth said he saw two cars filed
with the defendants. short time be-
fore the assault cirolng on Wash
ington street. However he did not
see any OF them mixed mp IN tho as
sault he explained. adding tha, he
Knew these were the same men
Ruth lives not FAR from tho place
Wherc I'M was assaulted When ne
heard Mrs. INNS screams he said. he
ran for his gun. lie wae unable 20
find tho weapon and whom ne
reached I'M tho attackers had lcft
III I'd got my gun in ,ime ia
bumped them all off, Ruth bciliscr-
emily declared They've thrpaioutd
20 wh p me, but they better not try
u unless I'm aslcep'
Hudson announced al the adjourn
ment Wednesday afternoon that ne
has more than 20 defense wiiuossos
to place on tho stand Thursday aft
ernoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
CLEANERS TO CONVENTION
-Four Tulsa Representatives VIII
Attend National Meeting,

To explain that Tulsa is one OF the
cleanest and most progressive cities
in the southwest, four prominent
laundrymen of the oil capital with
their families, will attend the forth
coming convention OF the Laundry
Owners National association OF
America at Houston, Texas, which
convenes october 2 TO Z.
They are c. r. and j. d. Render
OF the Right Way laundry; George
p, Green OF the Model laundry, and
A. C. Richardson of the Guaranty
laundry. Green is president OF the
oklahoma state laundry owners as
ISOLATION.
After the Houston convention
Messrs. Renders, Green and Rich
ardson with their ladies will go "a
New Orleans and there take a Uni
ed Fruit company steamer for a
ruise in the American Mediterran-
stn. They will visit the Panama
Cnal, Cartagepa, Colombia, and on
tn return stop at Jamaica and
CDa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Guide COnfeSSeS
lie Burned Girl
After RepulSeS

HALIFAX. n. S. Sept. o.
charged with burning TO death
h,s beautiful 1g-ycar-old house
keeper. Miss Florence Gray. In "a
nt of iea ousy after sho had re-
pulsed his advances, O. y. Rob
erts an alrd guide, Is ia igtl at
Plymout todO'
According 10 the taller, Roberts
confessed after his daughter had
visited him In his coli lla ia said
20 have declared ho was nfau-
atcd with the girl and proposed
marriage but she hat rejected
him
ON the evening OF the tragedy
the girl went walking with q youth
named Ransom Randall This iu-
famed Roberts Jealousy After
the girl had gone To- bed. Rob
orts Is alleged TO have tried to at
tack her. She fought him or
later he got can of gasoline and
poured Il bout the room and sct
IL on fire The girl, aroused from
sleep. tried 20 escape the flames
10y crawling undor The bed where
she was found fatally burned
Roberts notified ucighbors that
his house was on fire and was
subsequently arrested and charged
with the crime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
BUILDING GOING
ON AT FULL TILT
Delay in Material Deliv-
cry Here Not Holding
Up Construction
MANY JOBS UNDER WAY
Steel Arrives for Heilbron
Building; High School
Nearly Completed

building operations are in full
swing in Tulsa. In spite Of strike
conditions. which are retardlng the
delivery OF materials.
Excavation for the Mayo hotel
building Is about two-thirds finished
and concrete for the large footins
now Is being poured. Several car
loads OF lumber are now on the
scene,
Exchange Basement Ready.
Excavation is practically complet-
ed for the Exchange building and
work is progressing satisfactorily on
the basement.
Thompson brothers are waiting
Tor a shipment OF steel before re-
suming work on their building at
Fourth and Boston.
The second floor now Is being
poured on the Gillette building at
Fourth and Boulder.
Steel work on the Bank OF Com
merce building now is practically
completed. and 1t is being encased in
concrete.
The Atlas building Is completed
from the top down to about the Sec
ond floor and tenants are occupying
the rooms as fast as they are made
ready Elevators are already in
service.
Brick work has been finished on
the Glass apartments located north
OF the library. This building will
represent an investment OF about
$4,000.
Finishing touches are being put
on the addition to the Central high
school building, so as TO have 1t
ready by the opening OF school. next
week.
The steel joists for the Helibron
building at Fourth and Main are on
the ground.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
.TULSANS RETURN
FROM MEETING
Five Members Of Chris
tian Church Tell Of Work
at Annual Meeting

Five members OF the First Chris
tian church-Rev Meade +. Dutt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. williamson,
Mrs. Frank L. Morse and Mrs. Alice
Covington--were among tho 1000
delegates attending the annual in
ternational convention Of the Disci-
pies Of Christ which closed Sunday
at Winoua Lake, Ind. Tulsans having
connection with the program were
Reverend Dutt who acted as direc-
tor OF music and Mrs Morse, who,
as the mother OF j, Russell Morse,
missionary TO Tibet. was introduced
20 the convention along with Mr..
and Mrs. J. G, ogden, missionaries
on furlOugh from the Tibetan field.
and other fJrloughed missionaries.
a feature of the convention, Rev
erend Dutt said Wednesday upon his
return, was an announcement by the
woman's division OF the United
Christian Missionary society Of their
plan to raise million dollars by
1924. the ffueth anniversary OF the
birth OF the organization, for use
in constructing new buildings in
mission fields.
The brotherhood will send more
missionaries out next year than ever
before and Will make a correspond
ing increase in its other activities,
Reverend Dutt stated. In order that
last years record Of $4,000 additional
members in the denomination and
many new churches may be bettered
In ne coming year, the five-year
plan OF eVangellzation Will be con-
tinued and a simultaneous evange-
l!stic campaign will be carried on
by the churches in California. WASH
ington. oregon, Montana and Idaho,
beginning october l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
THE Way TO prevent
ST0PPED.uP PLUMBING

week as it will prevent the accumula
tiop of grease and other waste matter
Merry WaI Powdered Lye Is also
wonderful cleaner and purifier FOR use
about the home you vii tino many
valusbls recipes on tn. label such a.
how to make SOAP for Tess than two
cente . pouna now "a make lye hom
my how tr soften water how 10 make
clothes washing easy now to brighter
cooking utensils and Kitchen ware,
how r. clean and purify refrigerators
garbage cans. etc.
Merry War Lyecomes in aeonvenien.
car with revolving sitting top thai
cannoi come ,ti :anno, ge' lost re
closes tightly sno preserves contents
AK ynuI dealer tor Merry War tn
iys ths' naJ made Rooo tor ~ years
Its economical tf ouY and easy 10 use
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
A Simple Method Every
Housewife Should Know
Makes Pipes Run Freely
Saves Plumbers Bills.

Here is . household hint that will
ave much plumbing trouble When
N kitchen sink sewer drains refrlR
ratoi dram water closets ~ waste
'Des show signs Of -logglnR dissolve
'o OF three tablespo0nsfuj Of Merry
Var ty. IN httie water ano oouT
lrectly down the opening Use only
nough water to thoroughly dissolve
ne iye. Repeat tn. process Il ueces
airy Cloggeo oipei viii Usually open
uickly and should then De flushed
thoroughly WITH not water The WISE
Iay V tf PouD ths we solution down
u drain oipet frequently say once a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
BURY PIONEER CITIZEN
Big Township inir Planned for Sept.
~, -Four Townships join

hlg township lhtr flnuncd for sept.
~, -Four Townships join.
BROKEN Arrow. Sept 6-Fu-
neral services were conducted from
tho Broken Arrow Christian church
Tuesday afternoon for John q.
Quinn, pastor, roudcn, aud Ciyll
war veteran, whose death occurred
Monday a. the home ct his daurh-
tor. Mrs \ 70 Brooks. near BINnv.
The deceased was iu hls eighty.
eighth year and i4 survived hy tour
children. 80 grand children and 80
great grandchildren. lntcrmcut took
plnHo nt Park Grove cemetery
with the completion of their plans
10 the smallest detar the various
committees announce everything
" he in readiness Tor the opening
uf the annual township tain ON the
morning 0t Sertcmhc. -. a. 1dynr-
'isDd and although the drouih W
the past few weeks has dealt a heavy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
DEMOCRATS STIR AROUND
Congressional Race Beginning 10
Take Stage-lIoward TO Stump.

congressional lace Beginning 10
Take Straightforward TO stump.
a meeting OF the democratic con
gressional committee for the First
Oklahoma district will be held soon,
probably about September 10. ac-
cording to an announcement
Wednesday by y. r. Graham chair
man, The meeting place will prob
ably be at Nowata.
Following this meeting the ma
chinery will be set in mbtion looking
20 the election OF p. r. Howard a.
congressman Howard stated yes
terday that the details OF the cam
r"'rn will be latt entirely In the
hands Of the committee, his activity
being confined to speech-makinr
a"d getting around among the
voters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
ORGANIZE TWO NEW BANKS

ClnrcmOrc and OkmulgCc Assured OF
New National repositories.
Special 10 rhe world
WASHINGTON. sept 6-Appll-
cations for two new oklahoma ma
tiOual banks were received today
by Comptroller OF tho Currency Girls
singer.
Leo A. Moore Of Claremorc asked
for permission To- organize bank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

ST LOUIS, Sept. 6.--Ken vii
liamsagain took the lead among ma
1or league home run hitters this aft
ernooI when he knocked out his
thirty-ffth circuit clout in the last
OF the dxth inning in the game with
the Cleveland Indians. Davis was
PITCHING
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

to Doe known ~ the oklahoma Ma
tiou1l Bank of Claremorc. with
capital off $4,000.
IT, l. Wiuelaud Of Okmulgec asked
for charter tO be known Rs the
oklahoma National Bank Of ok
mukcc. with n capital OF $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

CONCORD, n. H.. Sept 6-In-
complete returns from the state
primary today gave Windsor Il
Goodnow n secure lead over Arthur
q. WhIttemore for the republican
nomination for governor Ills lead
In 1879 election districts out OF 204
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

Tailboard elevators operated by
tho engines Of motor trucks that n
California man has invented can bs
used either to- MT long loads into
trucks or tu serve rs Jacks for the
rear OF a vehicle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
Primaries

BY the Associated press.
MILWAUKEE. sept 6.-Scnator
Robert NJ. la Toilette Is almos,
10000 votes ahead OF his opponent
VILLA a. Garfield. Tor the rcpub-
lican senatorial nomination. reports
from 1859 precincts out Of 2.523.
in Wisconsin show. The vote gives.
La Toilette 26O,134. Garfield lo2.-
242.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. Go
plete unofficial returns from IS
counties and incomplete returns
from the other a. In the state to-
day, accounting for l72,5O7 votes
gave Hubert d. stephens, former
member Of congress. a lead OF 9.4l9
over former United states Senator
James K Vardaman in tho contest
for the democratic senatorial nomi-
nation. voted on In yesterdays state
wide primary.
On the face OF these returns
Stephens had total Of 99.o36 and
Vardaman S1.544.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
To Stop PimpEss
Yeast EGsanlinss
Must BE sEonizeG
ironized Yeast Combines the Neces-
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mines Which Make Skin
Eruptions Vanish
Absolutely

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you must use that yeast which gives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07

II pushing 10 completion the last lap
% thclr paving contract on the Tuf-
Broken Arrow nard.surfaced road
and with less than q mile Of concrete
o. lay the thOroughflre should be
open for travel by october 10.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Il h e a II n II a
flower battle afioat
at Villefranche-
sur -Mer, the great
French Mediterra-
mean winter resort,
was more gorgeous
this year than ever.
Sailors from our
battleship U t a h
played a r e e
part.
Paul Thompson.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Mrs Andrea awarded the gold medal lecturer food
culinary topics Pacific international Ex
position San Francisco In 1915 appointed official lecturer
foods canning Now York Expo
son 1918 Of the Greatest Hvin6
authorities food propagation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
DEDICATE FLYING
FIELD TO FAGLEY
Citizens of Howard County
Pay Tribute-Witness Big
Aerial Demonstration.

KOKOMO. Ind. Oct. by A.
PD-wilber Fagley. flying field was
dedicated here today. in honor OF
the late WILDER NJ Fagley. who com
manded the I27th observation squa-
dron. local air unit. during the world
war. Thousands OF citizens Of Ho-
ward county Joined with the Ko-
komo rotary club and members OF
the squadron, in the exercise. Adjt.
Gen. Harry B. Smith, commander Of
the Indiana national guard and Of
hcials OF The United States air serv-
ice took part in the dedication and
witnessed the big aerial field meet
which was held in connection with
the ceremonies
A parachute drop by Capt. James
Devery OF Chanute field in which he
leaped from the cockpit OF a speed
ing plane was the feature OF the
aerial meet which started at 1890
this morning and closed a. four
O clock this afternoon. Devery leap
ed from ~ plane, his para -hute
closing. shot downward several
hundred e before II opened and
let him wn on top OF a tree. He
was uniI red.
Stunt tying with 81 planes doing
aerial acrobatic. at II : same time;
bomb dropping. demon STATIONS and
formation flying were other fea-
lures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02

Man Who Solved
"BottIe Mystery"
Awarded 'DucatS'

CHICAGO. Oct. James ?. Hon.
a salesman OF St Louis Is the luck
lest baseball fan in the world to-
night While thousands are scramb-
lnS for worlds series tickets, Hon
has been given a complete set by
Ban 3. Johnson. president OF the
American league. accompanied by 8
personal check Of 500 and round
trip transportation between St Louis
and New York. Hons employers
have given him leave OF absence at
full pay 20 attend the games
And all because he solved the
pop bottle mystery" the suit OF
Fielder Whitley Wits OF the Yam
kes being struck on the head by a
pop bottle during a crucial series in
st. Louis recently.
Witt was so badly injured that he
had TO be carried of the field and
great indignation was expressed
over the incident in all sections Of
the country. Several rewards were
offered for the Identification OF the
supposed thrower OF the bottle.
Hon, who happened 70 have a
seat near the spot where Witt was
injured. solved the mystery when. IN
a letter 10 Mr.. Johnson, he explained
just how the accident occurred. The
letter said Whit. while running step
ped on the neck Of a bottle causing
il 10 bounce up and strike him on
the head. Mr.. Johnson was so we'll
pleased with Hons explanation that
he sent him the reward railway and
baseball tickets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
ASK RAIL PEACE IN
ANTHRACITE REGION
Union Leaders and Municipal
Officials Feel Severe
Shortage in Cars.

SCRANTON. Pa. oct. IA COM
mittee often to confer with the rail
executives in an effort to settle the
shopmens strikes in the anthaclte
region was named at the meeting OF
union leaders and municipal Off
cials
The meeting was attended by
more than a thousand men, iclud-
ms the mayors OF all towns in the
hard Goa, field
Union leaders declared that many
anthracite mines that have Just been
rcopened after the suspension have
been compelled 20 shut down again
because Of cars. For that reason the
idle miners desire 10 aid the shop
men in getting back 10 work
James H Mauer. president OF the
Pennsylvania state federation OF
labor. declared that the strike OF
shopmen on railroads entering the
anthracite field must be settled at
once In order 20 get coal moved
quickly and TO prevent suffering
among the consumers Many speech
es attacking Atty. Gen DauEherty's
Injunction were delivered and wildly
cheered
A statement read at the meeting
declared there were approximately
so. coo men on strike on roads en-
tering tire hard coal belt and that
the companies are trying 20 fill
their places with incompetent work
ers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
BANKERS TO OPPOSE
BRANCH PLAN WHEN
CONVENTION MEETS
Gathering Important - Many
Delegations Present From
Western Cities.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-(By A. P.)
On the eve of what promises TO
be the largest and most important
the 4sth annual-cOnvention of the
American Bankers association
which opens tomorrow, independent
bankers representing all sections Of
the country met in preliminary ses-
sion today and planned a campaign
70 put the gathering on record
against the IS establishment Of branch
banks by the larger national bank
ing houses
Today's preliminary session as
sumed the proportion of mass
meeting with bankers delegations
present from Chicago. Keokuk, Ia
Topeka, Kas.; Covington, Ky. CIeve-
land. o.; Pittsburg, St. Louis. Los
Angeles. Minneapolis, Baltimore,
Portland. ore. and other cities
And-branch bank headquarters
have been established in the Bit
more hotel By the Chicago and Cook
County Bankers association.
To Force Resolutions.
The bankers at today's meeting
decided TO attempt % force through
the convention a resolution placing
the organization on record as against
the branch bank plan. by which ma
tional banks in the larger cities may
maintain esta blishments In other
cities and towns. They Will also
seek TO have the body disapprove
Continued on Page Two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-02
SEARCH FOR LEADER
OF REVOLT AT JUAREZ

FL PASO. Tex. oct Icy "A
J)-Federal authorities on ooth
sidss OF the border tonight are
s.archinS for Capt. Feliclano Val
Verde. leader OF the revolt OF the
4grd Mexican regiment in Juarez
SATURDAY morning which was smash
ed by Gen. j. Mendez, garrison
commander.
Relief that the revolving leader
had escaped to EI Pasco. where It
Is said he has friends and relatives
Was strengthened when three horses
taken from the regimeutal stable by
Can't Val Verde were found at II
O'Clock this morning. one Of the
horses was identified as that ridden
by the captain during the battle.
Fifty nine soldier prisoners were
take nto Chihuahua City for trial
bv a military court. Gen Eugene
Nartez. commander of the northern
military zone announced