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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21
BLAST IS FATAL
To MILL WORKER

ST. Louis, July 21.-One man was
killed instantly today in an explo-
sion at the Corning mill of the
Equitable Power company, East AL
ton, ILL.,, near here.
The terrific blast that wrecked
the building was felt in Edwards
vile, 10 miles away. Windows we're
broken for miles around.
The dead man is Edward Owens.
3S, of NARROW, Tenn. He was an
employe of the Corning mill.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21
NO KISS AND MAKE UP.

New York, July 21.-Details OF
Geraldine Farrar's latest suit against
her husband. Lou Tellegen, let the
world be assured today that there is
to be no kiss and make up" scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21

day. In Illinois the slump was esti.
mated at fifty per cent. The steel
industry at Youngstown, Ohio, was
limping-down to "scrapings."
Rationing, confiscation and emer.
gency measures to import coal were
announced from many states. Wis.
consin expects to ration fuel short
ly; Ohio threatens to confiscate
private coal shipments; industries at
Cleveland will start closing down in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21

This Is the first news received
In Chickasha that the Nichlos
well was ever abandoned. The
only abandoned well In the dis
trict south OF Norge. was drilled
by Messimorc and Sterrett in
section 25.6.S and II was aban.
doned several months ago at
around $500 feet. while the total
depth of the Nichlos we'll is 1911.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21
HOW CONE?

The Kansas City Star. under
date OF July 10, prints the follow.
ing:
wichita. Kan. July 19.-An
abandoned test near ChIckasha.
Ok. has blown itself into a large
gasser and is making 62.0OO,OOO
feet daily. according TO word re-
ceiyod by j. w. Stcrrelt, who
is interested In the well. II is
In section 26.5.S and was aban.
doned the first of the week as
dry"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21
Dozen Men Deputized.

Names of the II men who were
sworn in as deputy United States
marshals and assigned to the guard
ing of the Rock Island shops here
were given as follows: Ben Norman,
an ex-officer of Wynnewood; Henry
Jones, Matt Mabe, Il. r. Shelby, Carl
Parrish, James Sivley, William Veg
ner, Lee Null, Lawrence 'Walraven,
G. L. Lowry, Oscar Vaughn and
James E. Wyatt.
Most of these men were employed
by the Rock Island as special guards
before they were placed on the dep
uty marshal's force here All are
officers with experience, it is said.
The appointment of these special
deputies will not affect the Rock
Islands special officers force, Mr..
Cobb announced while in the city
yesterday.
No Trouble Expected Here.
These officers were not appointed
because conditions locally demanded
it," commented Mr.. Bailey, regular
deputy U. s. marshal for this dis
trict, but simply because the gov
ernment has decided that this is the
best course to pursue all over the
United States.
q do not anticipate any trouble of
any kind in Chickasha. The strik-
ers here are law-abiding white men
| Other railroad towns may not be so
| fortunate, but it would be great
| surprise to me il we have any dis
turbances of any kind arising from
the strike"
Copies of the temporary restrain
ing order which the Rock Island OBJ
tanned in the district court of the
United States for the Western dis
trict of Oklahoma, are being served
upon several local shopmen who are
prominently identified with the strik
ing shop crafts here.
The order, signed by Federal
Judge John j. Cotteral, restrains the
defendants from lin any manner in
terfering with. hindering. obstruct
ing or stopping the business of the
complainants or its agents, servants
or employees in the maintenance, con
duct or operation of its business
from preventing or attempting tC
prevent any person by threats. in
Limitations, force or violence from
|
(COntinued on mage fiye)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21

Continued on page six.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In the Daily Ex.
press. Latest world nows by Leased
Wire from the United Press Asso.
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21

Continued Oh page five.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-21

Continued on page five.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
ARBITRATION is
MAIN ISSUE IN
MINE CONFERENCE
LEWIS is OPPOSED TO COM
PULSoRY ACTION IN
SUCH MATTERS
By Associated iro.

CLEVELAND Aug O.. Nh,tl,r an
agreement ur,.dug .ur urt settle
mcut 60 fhr eoO rDJl strik. wal bc
reached lt the conference hero ot Upper
3tur and miners hugcl tonight aplmr-
entity ou do, Opposite stands taken as to
uhitwtIu Dt fuW, contracts hy rrosi.
cent John l. Lewis of the miners and
u ohacl Gallagher whu had been dosig.
Latod a- am arbitrator lot the opcr.
aturs.
Ma Lewis had declared his uiialisr.
ahlo opposition 90 compulsory arb.tra.
tiun which was favored by Mr.. Gaila.
Cher. Al other questions of an agree.
ment Wcl, understood to have hccu de-
oidcd by them including a provision
FOR &C. establishing the wages and work.
og conditions that prevailed when tho
strike began hast April l.
While the meeting ct the joint sub
scale Commttr, ~ operators and miners
Gad aliuwu,d until Monday. % Wus
| learned that conferences Boo the mcau
l imc had bccu arranged for thv two
h lioadcr~ who had e. ,mposrra o.
Il sgrcc "a rgpprt hat would %, sub
\ mitted to tho ubeomHntte, on Monday
7. pnh tle ourstiou of uuiuatIon Was
said to D., disagreed .n hy them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
COMPLETE SHUT
DOWN OF ALL OH.
WELLS IS URGED
ABSOLUTE CESSATION OF
PRODUCTION HELD oMy
SOLUTION

Wv Nssuctaird ircsf
TtLSA~, Okla. Aug ig Apmuxi
m1iely 500 indep,ud,uf co. urodurci-.
gathered here fium u,, sf.'s ~ thr
~ou'hN,-t unaun,uu~it Nount tHdlt
'of ! complete shu, ,loVn - lr.lhug op
rr,iluns as thr oull pctns of u,trui
mg further d,riurs n th, wco OF
rud, uil IN. fi,r states roi,r -yutrd
yrc Louisiana T,X,-, Aihane,s. k1u
eis nud uhhhoma
Thc 8rti.u wac iakcn tHdty af a +. nf
meeting go th, Ndt ni nut cd and
Gas As. .,IauDu sud ih, Nat onll ASS.
oiatinn 60 lnd,pcud.ut ul prudur
The ruHI a.. slHn W.t~ practically lhg
al. as lho original rIt-prts numIl
-Ii,l bN thp MIdtuui.uUnt Association
a secondary prosuosal designed Co in.
rrUs, stu.ug, facilities Was adopted
/ lt was fur thc erect .un ed storage uu,
Cos every producer whn - lhi,
l:tuuors we've mtued to ru uptu,t,
with mo'lu,ur- m handling 'ho sugul.
th,' miehi d'.,lop, vblr tho m1r,t
. situ.uwr BE- homt u-tD.Hi
a eHtri rum trs - npauft
whose duiy 90 eui Lt. ~ u.1 lht
@ the ortaul thlt u 81, s.doan is n9d'
,.trt ,t Th. lpmn 81 vf ri rI
. i,.t'.- 90 900 producers 10 iu. Mt,uH
I Hu.ul I.IU rtuHl .h.m VT h. U..
D .. -.u. Oh ... ..uu -u U.f ...U ..
..m ..I l...a r'u o.. ,....I.. ....
..f.. fu .. H.H. ... $50. .H. r..t
.n.t u. H.....f ......... .l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Mar O0NED
TRAVELLERS
'SUFFE NC
in DESERT

~ Associated rr~.s
los ANGELES. Callf., Aug. ~.
4 plea that smne attempt b. made
60 send Red Gross relief train 10
Seligman. arizona, 10 rescue wom.
en- and children mare'ned there as
a resul; Of the refusal of big four
broiherhood members " move san.
"a fe trains was received tonight
ly the Los Angeles Times from
Charles y. Rcinieer ~ this city,
one ~ tho>e marooned.
Several women passengers are III,
according to Rdiger's telegram.
many babies aud small children are
suffering from the extreme heat
aud from lack of milk. Only linn.
tied medical attention l. obiaina
ble." u II pointed ont and SANITARY
conditions are bad and growing
worse, while elderly men aud wom.
rn among the marooned arr begin.
ming 10 exhibit symptoms uf ap.
preaching breakdown"
'ill passengers rs unit. i" con.
cludcs the message. urge that a re-
lief Red Cross train he operated
10 take suffering babies. small
children aud eldcri, and feeble
women 10 Los Angeles and that au.
tomobilcs be- furnished promptly To
transport the remainder Os the pas
sengers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
PLAN FOR
H AN DIN G
SENIORITY
PROPOSED

by Associated lr-s
WNSHlNGToN Aur l2.-The pro.
le~tl thnt tho s.uiouty issuc-ccnccdcd
Q, H. thr sU', ni,>tirlr 90 the settlement
.f th. riilrnud sh"pcuft strike--be
li'uuitcd tu nr'dimi.on hy un impartial
'fiiwul Wss d.sru-etd tonight by
.mlslrncc oi milrUd brotherhood
u.l- ud -iH ,N'ruliscs rs 'lhasis for
pa ih,. Uaasporiatlon tic-up
A,lholEh un DEFINITE agrsencnt was
.ld4, hi,. fst.n gsschcd ~ the con.
I.is 80 vhhh la-iei for nearly thrce
hegsr- 10th s'dc- w,ac sitid Co have cN.
.iHtcd o friendly attitude toward tho
Z eK, Sfs.l.
q u iH rTiIruld rNcrutiycs already have
H1us. .infu-nt go meet with President
Handing at lp oclork tomorrow morn.
F- af,u q WIS said MIR Harding
WOULD ha todd 90 tn new situation re-
suilu- npu thr hi. hour negotiations.
o. 'rr lEt %. nuehi procccd from
It uair vita in- policy II mediation.
ia.k "a Information - to the att.
tUl' Whu.h uauld h' taken by the lead.
ers of 90. -fI.nr shupncn 10 the pro-
nnI Was 500. tn has, prevented tho
uth'r Hu.n. ...d."- ir.u taking a dif.
i,IHf snl it was ,,pccted that 4
.,Iw. .u 300, uoo,,i.ugS would bo
uad' .oou u, possible 60 -. NJ. jew.
~ t.tt# m thr shnp,ufts and his
.r.r Nrh uoa 10 obtaining
E.b ..,Ns
o., .uuur,u. vle cout,ucd at a
lnsu fo.sl with 90 ,,vecy following
q -u|.. .t H~lin.. today ~ the White
NHu- W Nu.u r,esdeut Harding
Hl.rd with members uf committee
iror 'h. Ass t'pn OF Hallway Exccu.
u..- uI tf. d .iogri,on composed q
lad.- fh, .ailnad brcthcrhoods
Nhn aI. MOE m strike
- l,sult of tho DAYS conferences.
1t..it ,lth e. roth l-oaIS 20 Mr. Hard.
CO.'S Ast tYrgest..l ip-l-lfor sctfiem,4.,
r.n. vfh1Hl i,upoWIlA. as were also
r't''u 90. r>ef~ins w atti1ade ot
.,t. tr,
IH fn HNet ..,I. 40 The secret con.
... .H.-hf ".. b. E Shcppai 4
u '. .UlH.f ~ N Doak Of tho
HH..u.. Id 4. EN,.t-Ou of the fire.
HHr-s- uf The i0oOmo.
.., .I.. ' uI- reported that
'... . I..rr HNts and George
.....t -...t 'a tle president
.". Dst,ut iu tho
.rs
... .ul.r.urO- vino
..H NHc tH time. r,.
f., proceedings in tho
...r.ug hat they bad
.. .N uN O. high au.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Al Are Confident


~ N0.lCTaIol rs
JACKSON Miss Nu- with ..'
one working dar iutay,nug before tl'
Nss-~ipr i,uocutD uum- Tue.
day, AurJs, ia on. thre. endtl.
fot United States senator tp succeed
Senator John Sharp Williams 100 .N.
pressed confidence uf sl.cy-~ tuuirht
Friends OF Hubert stephens and
james Is NUdamw uD Du-d"r. ot
victory Will, Miss E,IH kwn.N SAYS
she does not expect 90 o., nominated m
'be FIRST PRIMARY bI' VIl -. n q rln.
,r rr.uIr, and Wn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

~ Assoc laicd lfess
CHICAGO Ans Asserting that
creeping paralysis viii make 10 Impos'
sihl, at The end ~ sixty days fur Tie
most willing train scr,io, cmpluyos io
to keep traffic moving ! 4 M,GHath
vice president ,f the Railway l.m-
plo,,s Department 81 th. American
Federation of Labor. ISSUED O. statement
tonight erit., z'rs assertions NJ ro ].
way executives that rolling stock is IN
safe condition.
H. ,huE.d that th' Interstate tam-
mr,c 'ommsson had uui mad, pubic
recent r.pWfs uu the condition uf riI.
rotd equipment hu' asserted fl1l come
mission mDmncrs told tho president ,u
july eN thar 'if the strike ws~ Iof set.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
TEXAS ROADS HAVE
NO AUTHORITY TO CUT
TRAIN CREWS, RULING

%, i.s.aa',i lfr-s
AUSTIN Nug o. Texas u'rHI.
HIu ns tIHHfs Goo uaf,t-. fa.'rpt
.IrUH OF WINtd HHir. contrary q" ilr
.i.fp nu .f.v lp NfiFu', General
N..Irg H'Id n sH ,.H"H .t.H.i I. '0.
liIuia commission .nHl Ihr u.inu
bold. t mIf.I t.HH ip h .a..f ,l ..
a. N,e.f ut. and th.rf'"r mIs' mlu
fsu t .rfU ,f utt ra.fa .H D. rHu
htI , unrs m IIe e'lh E.tt nUU Hu
t,rtI t b mnsd hiis .ui. esNs
haI. H rI"uI H fI 1taue
aInn. iHr tu uI.aI .ut.H H Ie
IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Must Answer Charges.


SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. V. Aug
l2--Attorncys for Evan Burrows Fon.
taine. dancer asked judge Henry Y
Borst IN special term today 10 compel
attorneys for Cornelius vanderbilt
whitney. son of Hairy PAYNE Nhitney
to accept IN, service uf complaint IN
breach of urom action which. tho
lawyrls toE th, count. the dancer has
brought against Nulrg whitney.
Motion OF 90, defendants ATTORNEY,
requesting data della, until docum,n
tary evidence could o.. secured was
granted. Judge GU.'t stating that D.,
would rcco.,, ulnt,I'. and other de-.
cumcnts a' amy u"u before Septcmh,r
q ~, said Do, would reserve docis on
ON motion ., Miss IU.unc counsel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
STRIKE SITUATION At
TEXARkANA THE SAME

AUSTIN sHE O.. Announcement H
action con- .hr .t..kr -ifuli nu 90 TrNI
lnns vI' nT lr u1de infnl, M"uoa,
g,tr Na toI fhs Afternoon
it nltani fhr IHsflm ai ihat place
u ttIaf f.lr, rfals and thai
tH rInrl ionos ih'rs nos ls unooni
To- .ptunH ltfured tu ais, uFa aHf r.
o. tr hr maf h4tr f~rAtd ifnu iiIng
U Iia I'm ianpi n sHilnHtl ai
To- fLHna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

.l,, u.aH. 4. u.l n COLONEL Powell
ind uAigua hH th, ,upIvt u,~-
hl, In tht pul fra.rs rhrce hundred
drrrrrs etft # tud4ngs
Ih, roaa can s. % tho osg ro-k at
q susI, H sn4 re fourth dvgrcrs
Colons rDv,I tlI the meeting. INC
pror sd r0ufa fH make thc cap rok
grade ahoui 81. mI.s esst and south
~ SHscfton. TOO rrnfoscd route east
~ ruiA touches Gutaqua, Turkey.
raducsh and into Seymour and Port
Wosth. while 60 thc wosi 4 includes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Detective AND IS. MARSHAL
Die IN GUN FIGHT IN RAILWAY
YARD MISTAKEN IDENTITY

u. y. Martin. nuothrr d't''' ii =. in the
Rock Island railNa, Nlr,'s q Iiidir.
near here tonight Iiis' rrpurts were
hat the shootings wcr' the result of
mistaken III nifty,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

UIIA A.s pl.ns o. th0
h.I"s .f tf. r..rad rcAss I,n
h.H Hi g.r fH.HHd frru ffrHn
a H faT WmfH ur. H.i
Ir. lH H.faI In t,.HrI e. ft ruUri
iI. Htiu lf th.ern sf an husasi..
Hf.Hne h.I iH1Ishf t.,Isr df'eAii .an.
..faalls,l ffan sn fnens 49, alt rIa
rIItInfHi fUt aNaI m afRasflOHH
nnn ioans I1 IH, e,si .i Tuia.
The me,UHE uas Vuf snthus.ssiif
laul resolution. Hflr pasft indurains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

H ... Cuntluu-
. tfviupt to
.fs. tuat.uu re-
..HU differences
lctwern al.
hoson COM
#..H.,l executives
.I tuoi ogsaniz.s
HH both sides
.f. uf a basis
..I 30 statements
...n ... .ulch between
Il..."r. aUi their strik-
.. .r..... ..H..Id from publica-
.H th. w1l union chiefs
... tN....N,s committee We're
... Nu-lu-... dur further confer.
.. r|. .H, ...-.l,ut. possibly tomor.
..- u....-.uud tbli the president
iI.....D Cd. maintain negotiations be-
f,, u .uu r.uups and to keep them
..r rl while certain propositions
SEQ. t...I aul UoH sidtrtd, until some
II-I. t possible agrvvmcnt developed.
Meanwhile. u bc,ame evident the nd.
ituIs- ration hid dropped any intention
f .s blt, h.I of appcalinE 20 con.
rrra u. lri-hieH that might bear
II.uu H, subject. senators close to the
rrc~id n, were given 90 understand that
no request fur congressional action
would D forthcoming and that no pres
idcutiai rucssirc to congress affecting
rhe strike would De transmitted or de.
ln gItd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
over Z inches OF
RAIN FALLS IN
|. SWISRER COUNTY
DRoUTH BROKEN AND CROPS
OF ALL KINDS GREATLY
BENEFITED
Specialize The New 3

Special 10 The News
TCLlA Aug o. -lain amounting o.
two and ou,-h1lf inches fc.l here and
over Sw shcr county this afternoon.
greatly bcuonttiup crops at all Kinds
aud break ug severe drouth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug. l-.-ls there 81.
poo worth of inspiration bon this face
Gould 10 Wov" Due.s soul Co write
beautiful songs?
M.ss luyy Ford New York gitl. who
owns the face. SAYS so And man
she's Su ng tor alleged breach ,f prom.
is, tu marry says uo.
4 jury win have 90. decide,
MpuWhi,, study The face and make
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
u, Associated Tres

80 UNN wv NfNNNi w WV
i",c,Soty Of falling special grand jury"
ib Associattd Tres
SAN FRANCISCO, Cat. Aug. Ia
Resumption uf transcontineutal train
"r1tcc o. enc railroad. the Union ia.
'hv and suspcus ON Of casihound trains
'r another. the Western Pacific. were
tive oIist1ud ny features today in the
iar Wcs, in the nat on.widc railroad
i.rI,c.
Inion Pacific trains. which were tied
up Ia Nevada, on the salt I.ake.I.os
Angeles road. began moving shortly
...,t uutu Nhcn B.g -Four tfuinmcn
o. hal gunc on strikko. went back
~ t.cr uoSts TWu ~ thr trains were
"i Les \cgas and u was reported that
1u' ciuor Emmett D. Hoylc of Nevada
nd hft for that pout 20 take char 90
81 lhc situation.
The two daily Western Pacific uains
vcre annullcd on account II strike con.
d,ii.usr M ongmid and stockton and
Ben California points where brother.
iVod men had refused 90 work rs hong
u.s. srmod guards were retained. one
Western Pacific train was abandoned
l' O. .rcW after arriving at stockton
today from salt Lake.
tthDr dr't,nuvuis lu The strike s.t.
tat ON were.
The Southern Pacific Company.
vhi.h bad four Trains stalled at ~
Ogd % rairway hy q strike of firemen.
tcp,rt,d that the men had returned %
vr> when th. conductors objected q
the strike The firomcn asked that the
tuH umnN Iru..r thr armed guards aud
ic3au i- rpli"g stock which. IL was
,.auurd Wa dangerous o. uporatc. The
company ssid u expected no more trou.
lie At ogden Last uight the overland
l.nuit'd. tast southern Pacific
fhi Ugh t.I o. Was taken ont ID ogden
with railroad officials acting as frc.
0 ru.
On The Santa H. system trains rc.
aimed halted al ilatstuW Needles and
other desert points. Late reports placed
thr number u stalled trains al twelve.
'fh, company war making efforts 10 r,.
lfo'' the ua's ugvrs. some II whom are
suffering frn thu excessive heat
vh.rh was l.O degrees 40 some pints
irut lissps resulting Trim tho strike
ere reported hc,,v. Practically In IN,
san Joaquin VALLEY whore IL was csii
m.t'd thpi growers TODAY lost 500 ears
OF green fruit valued ~ $500 .00e.
California fruit ~ present "un the
lails' cn route tu Eastern markets con
sisted & abuIt nUu ears. valued at
around 81 0Ou each
shippers aIr huwus that these ship
mcnts win roach their destination bc
turc bripg hlltrd hy cmhargocs Np
90, uustely 50 ouu carlulds remain In
california a. hc packed and shipped
,i.t 90 rtiuuad conditions permit
Bomb throwing was resumed in th,
railroad wards 1t B,.,yillc and Sar
Ecualdno clrly tudav tive being hurried
INTO the Southcru parilic wards at Rose
,iuy and four into M, Santa be wards
al san Bcrnlri.uo. None Was injured
seriously although rWo officers al
Hu.c,ill. received 81 rht wounds from
rlush,t when th,y attempted to in,
the bomb thtoWyrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

zap your own mind. Would Il inspire
N,u"
MIss Ford IN her complaint declares
she was the inspiration OF writer of
popular song hits After looking deeply
into her ewes. she says. he'd reel of his
compositions
ilcdgcd o. head her o. the marriage
altar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

LITTLE ROCk. Arb. Aug ls.-.Iohn
W. CabineSs. q city detective was re-
ported 10 have been shot and killed b>
deputy niicd States Marshall Green.
acre. who N turn, WIS shot To death by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
u. S. ACTS
IN STRIKE
OF BIG FOUR
0 N CO AST
Ry Associated Press

By Associated Press
WARRINGTON. Aug. ie.-Thc fed
erL district attorney In southern Cali
iwn'a was ordered today by \iiornry
rr"eial Daughcrty 10 investigate
whether the abandonurni a. trains on
the Santa Dc kIlroad was the result OI
= co sriracy by those operating them
tr hers e. interfere with interstate
tommerce and the handling ~ the
D. ,ils."
"'I ih proof Is sufficient. present the
'iicr g. the grand jury immediately"
Mr.. Daugheriy's order said. III grand
J,r, not IN session present 10 court thc
i",e>Soiy Of falling special grand jury"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs Miles Pendry spent
Sunday in Pullman with relatives.
Mrs. Sam Ailor and daughter,
Aileen, called on Mrs. ]. r. Green
well Thursday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Kester Christian of
Pullman and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
hincaid and family spent Sunday at
the {. II. Kincaid home.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Gillespie and son,
Roy, and Mrs. Ollie Pendry of Pull
man visited at the Peudry home Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Greenwell and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richardson and family on
Union Flat.
Mrs. W. II. Kincaid and Helen Kin
caid of Pullman spent the weekend
on the farm.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-19
HOLLAND STATION

Sunday dinner guests at the Jim
Clark home We're Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd
Clark and baby, from Clinton. Mr..
and Mrs. II Mcintosh and children.
from Whelan Mayda Getchell and
Bertrum Driskill. Miss Wanda Clark.
Miss Nellie Clark and MIR. Howard
Shirks of Lewiston and Mrs. Bert
Grove and children from Pullman
Sunday afternoon guests at the
Scott Getchell home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. May Will
hanson of Moscow and Mrs. Oliphant
of Pullman
Sunday dinner guests at the Rob-
ert Thonney hame Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs, Carl Meyers and little
daughter, Lila. and Miss Beth Boil
singer of Pullman.
Mrs. T. Thonney has been very i'll
the past week with stomach trouble.
Mrs L. Stratton and baby re-
turned home from Moscow Friday.
Grandma Stratton was visiting her
son, Lesley Stratton. a few days last
week
Mrs Oliphant and Bertrum Dris-
kill were Wednesday night guests at
the Scott Getchell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Driskill spent
Wednesday night at the Jim Clark
home.
Little Gladys Stratton played with
little Elmer and David Woods Mon
day afternoon.
Sunday afternoon callers at the L.
Stratton home were Mr. and Mrs
Weeden and family of Whelan,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-19
WHITMAN COUNTY STUDENTS
AT CHENEY NORMAL SCHOOL

Sixteen Whitman county students,
nearly one-tenth of the number to be
certificated by the Cheney Normal
school this quarter, will receive
either diplomas or elementary certifi-
Gates on June
Whitman county graduates will be
as follows: Ruth Kennedy. Colfax;
Mildred O'Dell, Pullman; Beth Train
or, Rosalia; Gladys VIM, Garfield
Elementary certificates will be is
sued to the following: Eileen Alden,
CoIfax; Eulalie Brown, Riparia; Ruth
'Gritman. Palouse; Kolma J. Height,
Garfield: Alice Harbour, ROsalia;
Lucy Harrington Winona; Ada
Haeslet, Colfax; Pauline Hodges,
Oakesdale; Nella Johnson, Garfield;
Agnes M. Mackenzie, Pine City; Ell
len A. Schubert Rosalia; Pansy
Swannack. Lamont.