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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Bracelets are enjoying close run
In popularity with earrings and
among the new ones I've seen are
cord bracelets with bangles of charms
are fruit.
A perfect falryland, IL the froclS
department at the Mary James
Childrens Shop. - East Fifth
whore n most distinctive collection
Of dresses suitable for each and every
hour OF the day, for girls up to l6
years, is now on display. Adorable
organdies some with hats TO match.
crepes, geOrgettcs, ginghams, ratinos.
voiles, swisses and batistes, to charm
the "springtime OF life."
CaramcI-coiorcd tweed suits with
foxes 10 match are considered very
smart
II you will consider trading your
automobile for genuine Oriental rugs
TO benutify your home. ask for Mr..
Macedonian, Imp, at Rosser- Case
beer Furniture Co.
In gloves ns In hosiery, pastel
shades of tan predominant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

dorwood blossoms on the stand and IN
every nook and corner lent enchAntne ent
TO the scene. The work was made very
Impressive by the moving picture ma
chine. Ten candidates we're initiated.
they being Mrs Helen Mitchell, Mrs
Scott NcarRain, Mrs. Dan Recs Mrs
opal Cravcns. Mrs. Augusta Perry, Mrs.
Eunice Bray Miss NestS London. Mrs
Sadit Hickman. Miss Thsima Hickman OF
picher. and Mr.. Horace Rider OF Alton.
worthy hirh rries,ess and her corna n,
co-workefs FOR the splendid way IN which
the work ot tho ceremonial was put on.
At the close of the evenings program a.
delicious Ice course was served hv the
serving committee to Nbout 6b guests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

The woman who must economic
wears gauntlet gloves with the
loose full gloves I'm vogue, but her
more cxtrayagant sister wears longer
gloves.
Right now the feminine mind Is
filled with thoughts summer hats.
And at once / say--visit the Henley
Hat Shoppe, G23 South Boston,
where beautiful models, all hand
made, are very specially priced for
this week.
Bathing accessories include water
proof vanity cases, cigarct cases and
sometimes eases for metal flasks.
Mrs, Leachman Is n truly face
specialist, having studied every type
of skin and their particular needs.
Tightening the muscles building up
fallen tissues, refining the pores, re-
liovinE acne and giving smooth, firm
lines to the neck are included in her
special facials. Drop around to her
Hair and Beauty shop, II East
Firth, and let her tell you what can
be done in your particular case.
For the street, IL is said, ones
skirt should not he more than II
inches from the floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Nothing could be more gaily ab-
sorhing to Miss Feminine than
shopping at tho Suzanne shop, at
Fifth and Main, TO plan ana com
plcte her summer wardrobe. For
whatever her plans may be, this bril-
liant collection of frocks, suits.
wraps. sports apparel, hats ana cos
tune jowclry, will bc an inspiration,
And every detail OF dress for each
hour of the day ana evening cor
rcctly planned. IL n part Of the un-
usual service of this clever shop OF
womcn's apparel.
In the realm of the wool sweaters,
stripes are very much the thing, run
ming sometimes up aud down ana
Just a. often going across the other
way. with the sleeves always CON
forming with the body of the
sweater.
| found the Tiny Tots shop, Goa
South Main, completing tho most
adorable lnyette this week. Espo-
cially attractive to mo was the un-
usual bassinet which accompanied
this outfit.
silver shoes, rarely seen for even
ing wear, are In vogue 10 accompany
the wedding dress.
A woman may tnlnk Sn" ~
knows exactly the co~ct S
she wants but often II Is 1N
! !. ! !. /. I ! . |. !. ]. ]
not the corset she needs M n
like n doctor. who knows III IN
better than his patient, tho H~'iN
medicine necessary to In \baJ "
sure health--sO does M[4LL
corset specialist, such as 0,cN
Miss Rothammer, at Sol pttN
donbach's, Fifth and Main, FrA
know the type OF corset
that best suits the needs OF each par
ticular figure TO insure comfort,
polsc and correct lines for tho sea-
son's froCkS. BE cure to visit thi9
corsetlcrc when thinking OF n corset.
girdle, brassicre or other accessories
In her department.
Older women are stlli cIinglng to
silk and satin sports skirts worn with
their plain silk sweaters IN white,
iavnndcr or gray.
Smartly individual styles, wonder
full fabrics. and fashion favored
colors stamp the frocks shown at
The Demor, st, SOC South Main, ms
delightfully."- different" and charm
inEly desirable.
So many of the coat dresses worn
have one sided effects In both trim
mings and openings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Really, ] n a v g
never met a woman
who thought she had
quite enough hats
always, just o n o
mOro-and when one
can drop into the
vrc Millinery
shop. IL West Flfth,
ana get a smart
InN or a nlEnLnn nnnri 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

That mysterious quality Of undc-
fiuublo charm" that fits In with
our every mood--chccrs us when
we're sad--cntortains us when wcro
glad-is found In the pathe Actuallc,
reproducing equally well dance, clas-
sical or sacred music to meet the
individual preference. Drop into tho
Exclusive pHthc shop, 622 South
Main, listen To this phonograph Won
der Of the age, ask about their easy
payment plan and you'll have one
sent home.
some Of the smartcst little collars
for baicau nrCkiincs, are made of
ccru net edged with yuIcncicnnc lace
or the finest of handmade intting.
This season II IL costume jewclry
that gives the necessary touch 20
complete the charm OF miindy's cos
tune. But II must bo distinctive,
the type one finds nt La Dicha Shop,
9 East Fifth. with Constance Wright.
Just arrived are exquisite bracelets.
earrings and novelty chains that
cannot fail to interest the discrim-
mating shopper.
Separate capcs ana coats 10 wcnr
with beach attire are In greater VA
ricty than ever before.
something that every woman
knows-is the inspiration ana real
pleasure of adding a coveted hat To
her wardrobe. Then, "fair one"
read this-thc opportunity awaits
You In the Millinery Department at
Wrlghts. I1G South Main. Don't
overlook n peek at those smart
seasonablc lcghorns that arc offered
nt real bargain prices.
MA, q Loo I..aa, A.. .tuI.,,., ....,s
always In good taste.
II IN n pleasure to introduce TO
my readers Mr.. j. Golden OF the
High Art Upholstcrlng company, 1O0
North Main, who is u master at up
holstcring all types Of furniture. and
who gives personal attention to his
patrons. I've seen some Of his work
and It shows expert ,raftsmanship.
The knickcr suit IL appearing IN
several attractive forms this sum
mcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Particular people
W 1 II appreciate
knowing that Mrs.
McConnico. IS East
Eleventh street, IS
now prepared TO
clean all curtains,
silk shades, laces.
blankets -- nothing
too delicate TO be
perfectly cleaned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

She VIII also accept special pieces
too fine for the laundross. Phone
OsaEo G2G8.
Chinese lanterns I. adc M Of
hand painted silk gaulc, give an
"airy" decoration Ia the sun porch.
For all eye defects visit Dr. Ang-
stretch, at the iIeilbron Jcwclry
store.
For the bride this spring and
throughout the summer, II is said,
white SItin frocks Of the 1880 period
style will be seen, with bodice trans
parent at the top ana "bouffautc"
skirt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

a wondrous wealth OF warm
weather lingerie Of sight,
luxurious In quality, and cool Of
touch for languid summer days
looks It's lavish best ih display win
dows this week at
The Oriental Fine Arts Shop,
1908 south Main,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Even umbrellas have deserted drnb
hnnucs IN favor Of conspiUuously
bright coIors.
This Is the season when feminine
thoughts turn to charming frocks.
mart sports apparel suits, wraps and
accessories, ana the discriminating
shopper will naturally visit the Sa-
volo shop, East Firth, whera, Pearl
Savoie and Hazel wilkins delight in
pleasing their patrons.
The apron has grown into u bunga-
low fro"k. which IL recognized ns an
apron only because Of It's lack OF
fasteners, and the house dress ha,
bccn Obliged To Increase IN Its attrnc-
l'cncss until II very nearly resembles
snnlncr IrOCk OfOrdlnnry Mcnr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

partment of free instruction in crepe
paper craft now in progress at the
Fields Stationery company, sos
South main. And upon the return
of Miss Keyser, of the social de-
partment, who is now in Chicago,
taking further instruction at the
Dennison headquarters. many new
ideas in this popular Dennison handi-
craft will be included in these FREQ
lessons, 10 which you are most cor
daily invited.
Some of the slippers are without
straps, cut low with inscts of elastic
In the sides. The heels of these are
unusually low.
The Partisan atmosphere that
pervades the entire display at Her
old's, Ais South Main, 0ts new To-
cation, Is most fascinating, Always
something new--both practical and
luXurious-for miladys summer
wardrobe. The shop OF smart ap-
parel at prices within reason.
Fringc-finished skirts caught the
popular fancy So quickly that they
have become the fayoritc sports
skirt of the moment.
A~A Keeping a Sensitive
NsN finger on the pulse" OF
N~ beauty culture is certainly
49,. very important these days,
SS> and to this, the MarinellO
School of Chicago, sends a
monthly lesson to their Approved
Beauty shops and this month Eliza
beth McClintock's Approved Mari
nello Parlor. ~ West Fifth, received
the new and approved method Of
pore cleansing" which Is included
in her special facials. A wonderful
Improvement Is shown in one treat
ment.
The sun and rain type of umbrella
Is said 10 he replacing the parasol
exclusively for fair weather.
The llyins room or
w sssosea: sSsse j s9s s% %S,s ss,s %sss %Sss
P including one or more
!: ]: ~. !: : " s. !. 4. !: T. T.
4Th Navajo rugs. a well-se-
| "a" lected hit of pottery
h EN@% and an Indian basket
NAV or two. Youll find
CA1 A them in charming va
| .INAnuu riety at the Indian
Novelty company, col
South Main, where you may rent un-
usual masquerade SUI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

dishes this IL the '-A@A...,----/
thrill of dining atDa M
our popular Tea CupS
Inn, III w G >-----sssssFs~
Fourth, where each
meal OF the day has rs own partic-
ular way OF bcinE tho best you've
had I'm "A long time. The table d hOto
dinners are especially attractive.
Plan your next dinner party there.
Skirts everywhere have been
heightened, but In suits are not
worn as long ns In the afternoon ana
evening dresses.
Baskets-baskcts woman's
heart does not crave another
basket2 You will find some new
and clevetly different" styles at the
McGee shop, 23 West Third.
Gingham ana cotton print hand
kcrcIhcfs are being 81 own for sum
mcr.
Besides the usual beauty aids. Miss
Foote's Marinello Beauty Parlor -
West Fourth, has two expert marcel
lers, "A splendid body massage r.
available and a chiropOdist that viii
relieve all foot Ills, is In attendance.
Many smnrtIy dressed women ARE
wearing fabric gloves In pastel shades
10 harmonic Slth their costumes.
Reports from spring resorts give
the impression that the smartcst
women are wearing color instead Of
the "all black" 90 much favored last
| season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
|'NEVlNSI
III eollfcTtoh
IlhATlQUfS

in crotch mahogany beautifully
designed. The mirror is heavy
plate and very large-Id say,
suitable to be hung over a man
tel. Mr.. Ncvins offers this mir
ror for SEQ and says no could
not replace II for twice that
amount. This master craftsman
also restores furniture OF any
period to its former beauty.
Combined with silver toilet set,
Jars OF Chinese cloisonnc or
hand painted Satsuma add "A delight
ful touch to ones vanity tabk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

II h @ Old
S lie Sweet
Shops, 10 n.
Fifth n n d
T @ n I n and
and Main, are
giving special
attention to
orders I o r.
candies to he.
used for or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

y
ana her priccs are very reasonable.
4 greater use than ever of crystal
hCad- L. noted. Also "A tremendously
large number of heads In pastel
COiorings are being shown.
No, indeed. Il Is not too early 10
be thinking about pictures you will
want taken for the last days OF
school Better phone the Rivkiu
studios At Fourth and Boulder this
week and arrange your time for sit
tlnEs Mr.. Rlvkiu ~ prepared to
give very personal attention to the
boys ana girls this season.
A. for the wedding veil, the "bon.
net" effect is favored this season be-
cause of the present style Of doing
the hair,
The hats for summer wear are es-
pccially alluring, judging from those
Jean Fisher is showing at the Sa-
Vote shop, East Fifth, in the Sim
clair building,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

whore we take our
birds, dogs and cats
[ q b q carefully
cared for when
away I + o m
home. a won r
derful shop, Y
my readers. / hope
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

I've heard a number OF
women say, II Just love
that quiet, sanitary little
Elite Beauty Shop, 81
lIavcr building" OF
course they do, Miss
Carpenter uses only the
last word beauty meth
Ods, has Nra. Harrison,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

South Main, where you may rent un-
usual masquerade SUI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Chinese Mandarin skirts lined with
soft silk and topped by wide velvet
band make the most striking cNch'
ing CHpcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

win r'Ilcshments nj social affalrs.
Drop In or phone for details OF their
original ideas,
AMER u visit 10 our best millinery
shops I'd say: Jade has taken new
lease ON life, and as Tor the bril-
liant red tones, well, they are az
much In evidence ns ever.
For Metallic or plain hem-stitch-
Ing, buttons covered or pleatlng OF
any kind. visit tho Lower Millinery
~ West Firth.
4 dclicatCly Colorcd Chinese an
iiGuc CcIHdOn vase gives the living
room ihnt certain desired rcstfni
color harmony.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
NeW Unitarian Pastor
WIN BE Installed

The Rev Fred A. Line Will be Tor
mally installed as pastor OF All Souls
Liberal church at the Majestic thea
ter, Sunday. December 10. the serv-
ico beginning mt 1890. Rev. Clifton
Gray Of Topeka, Kan, n Of the
ministers ~at-largo OF the Unitarian
denomination viii preach the ser
mon, Tho installation prayer will
DO offered by dtey. Thomas Byrnea
OF Oklahoma city. George .. Car
pentcr, ir.. a prominent business
a Of ST. Louis, and one OF the
vice presidents OF heLAmerlcan Uni
tartan association, will deliver tho
charge TO pastor and people. Words
Of welcome Will be spoken by Mayor
NGwblock from the city: Rev. James
II. Rrcdy from tho churches: Rev.
Thomas Byrnes, from the denomina-
ton; and w. r. iIolway, from the
parish. There will he special music.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend this service. The sunday school
viii convene for a half hours session
az 10 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
HOME IS BURNED,
PEOPLE PERISH
Fire Destroys 2-Family
Home in Eugene, Ore,
After a Blast

EUGENE, ore, Dec. death to
day Of Mrs. Ivor johnson and A.
ycar-old Hazel church brought the
death roll OF "a fire which destroyed
u two-fouily home htro last night,
following Il ga9Olne explosion. 70
BcVcu.
Tho dead Marvel Johnson, aged
4; Leroy Johnson, aged . sons OF
Mr. ana Mrs. iy0r johnson. william
Church, 2; willard Church, o. lda
Church. 3, an children OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James church.
Probably fatally burned: James
Church. Mrs. James Church, Hazel
Church, aged 4
slightly burned: william church.
ST., Clifford church. aged T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Church carns here
10 days ago from Rhdyillo. EaRk,
Canada, and were visiting the John
son home. johnson and Mrs. Church
arc brother ana sister.
The fire followed tho explosion OF
n five-gnllou can OF gasoline OF dis
tillate. Mrs. Johnson used the eX-
piosiye to start n fire In the kitchen
stove and It Is supposed live Goals
In the fire box ignited the distrlate.
Tho charrcd bodies OF the four
children were found in tho bedroom,
II Is believed they ran through the
fire from another room seeking
refuge.
Tho bodies Of two wero on top OF
the bed, tho third underneath and
the fourth alongside,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
KATY TO IMPROVE SERVICE
Through Pullman From Tulsa to
Inrt worth Stnrts Dec. 10.

Beginning December 10, the katy
will put on n through sleeper from
Tulsa to Fort Worth, according to
announcement made yesterday by
NJ, G. Anderson, general passenger
agent.
The sleeper will be attached TO
No. 22S that leaves here at . p. m.
ana arrives In Fort Worth at $40
tho next morning, The sleeper
leaves fort Worth at 3 o'clock in
the evening and arrives in Tulsa at
1880 tho next morning, attached to
M. 227.
Travel on No. 2 from st. Louis 70
san Antonio has been 40 heavy that
Il Will le divided into two sections.
Anderson said. The Kansas CITY
train that has been merging with
NO. 3 Mt Parsons. Kan. will so on
through, merging with tho st. Louis
train at Denison. Tho earlier morg-
Ing of the two trains made too long
and too heavy n train and II had
been losing time. Each train will
now have ats wi schedule as far as
Denison,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
RADIO CLUB Is PLANNED
Wireless Fans VIII Form Society at
Tulsa Y. NJ. q. Al

a radio club is to be organized at
tho Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow. Charles
II. Wolff. formerly OF the United
states radio service and who will
supervise the club. announced yea
terday hat ny boy OF young man In
Tulsa who Is interested in radio Will
be eligible TO membership In the or
ganiZation.
A room In the Y In going 10 be set
aside for the club and an aerial con-
structed. Opportunity Will be given
for the members OF the club TO have
experience with all phases OF the
radios Wolff has had two years of
radio service IN the army and six
years In tho navy. Ho was overseas
for n year with the Thirty-tifth and
Etghty-second divisions, before he
Joined the radio service Of tho navy
where he was an operator on the
Oregon. Wolff previously sponsored
n radio club at Bartlesville. one OF
the ~well-known clubs OF tho coun-
try
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
HOMELESS VETS TO DINE
Legion and Auxiliary VIII Enter
min EY-SnIhirrs upre GhrlsimnS.

tain Er-Soldicrs Here Christmas.
Homeless soldiers OF this city will
taste "A Christmas dinner like the
dinner they might have had in their
far-away homes December 25, with
their buddies OF tho American
Legion Is hosts. and with the women
Of tho legion auxiliary, tho Rain
bow women, ana the girls of the
American Women's Overseas league
az hostesses. No tickets or passes
viii be distributed and no other for
mnlities OF tho kind followed, hut
instead OF the one phrase. homeless
soldier" viii be the magic sesasne
TO the banquet hall.
Tho dinner is to be OF such gem
erous proportions that the serving
time viii stretch from 10 O'Clock
Christmas noon to 3 O'Clock In the
afternoon. Practically all prelimi-
nary arrangements except selection
OF tho banquet hail were completed
yesterday by the special committee
from the four cooperating organi-
cations. Merely 10 ct the menu
makes ones mouth water--roast
turkey and dressing. celery, pickles,
Creamed potatoes. green peas. cram
berry sauce, salad, homemade pie
and cake, leo cream. coffee, home
made candy. cigarets, nuts and
fruit. Women of the auxiliary will
bake pies and cakes In their own
homes and overseas girls and the
Rainbow women will make candles,
in addition 10 their other duties in
connection with tho dinner.
Several hundred soldiers partook
Of a similar feast last Christmas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
Fire on Lumber Ship
Burns Superstrucfure

BELLINGHAM. WASH Dec. IT,
Fire which followed an explosion in
the engine room of the steamship
Willie A. Higgins. loading lumber
at Blaine, Wash, for San Francisco,
completely burned tho superstruc-
ture OF tho vessel and Will probably
destroy n third OF tho 1850 0p-foot
lumber cargo, according to reports
received here. The fire was stir
burning briskly Mt 1890 n. m. A
sailor Is reported TO have been hurt
when "A burned rope let a boom
strike his head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
burnside Hearing Is
Continued for q Week

Tho preliminary hearing Of Ken
meth Burnside, charged VITA con-
Joint robbery, scheduled 90 have
bocn held yesterday afternoon he
fora Ju0tice II. ~ Gray, was cOutIu-
ucd one week on agreement 81 cOun-
sol. The present case against Burn
side was filed last week by q. W
King. assistant encouragement, wh'
iR conducting a sweeping iuvestiEa.
ton into reported shady transactions
~ tho county attorney, burnside
had been charged with tho crime iu
another court. but tho case was die
mis4rd at the request Of County Ar
turncy w. f.. Soavcr Tho burnside
case ls ono Of several which King
Ig inyoetigafing, and on which he
has based an custer proceeding filed
two weeks ago In dlatrict court
uEtiUal setvtT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
100000 SUIT TO TRIAL
Trained Nurse Claims Ambulance
Door Hurt Her kucc-SuCs.

The personal injury suit brought
b. Dorothy Wagner against tho
Fleming Undertaking COM
pnny for damages tutRliug fl0l,5OO
went TO trial yesterday before Dis
trlct Judge Vatican Biddisou. Tho
entire morning and part of tho after
noon was spent In selecting "A jury.
About hair OF the plaintiff testimony
had been offered when court 0d-
journed. The case IA expected 20 so
the jury late Friday afternoon,
Miss Wagner. a trained nurse.
claims that In March OF this year
Ehe was painfully and permanently
injured when one Of the undertaking
company employees slammed an am
bulancc door against her loft knee.
Tho knee. she claims, has become
permanently sclff aud she will be
Disabled for life. Sho Dis represented
by stuart, Cruce and Bland. ana the
undertaking company ls represented
by H. G, Thurman OF Oklahoma CITY,
Thomas c. Swanson and T., Austin
Gavin OF Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
OAKLEY MURDER
STILL MYSTERY
Nc New Clues Are Found
by Officials in Search
for Slayer

Tho W. l. oakley murder mystery
a. still uusoiycd county officials
who have been working ou the case
since Monday morning whom oak
ley's body was found Do u Ford
sedan o. mile north uf Fcrn station,
admitted yesterday that no new clues
had been uncovered and none az tho
original clues PANIED out. Tho M
Vostlpation has apparently been
dropped and tho cause of DakioyH
death bids fair TO remain q u}t'ory
fOr all time,
THAT the investigation may be re-
moved later this Wcclt cor early nest
wack, was the statement % sheriff
McCullough, VINO said that other
work IN tho office had accumulated
60 such m extent that he had hnd
TO take Deputy j. y. Young Oft tho
murder case. But 10 So frankly I'd
mitted by all that Cakley's murder
or 50 no nearer arrest now 'h1n he
Nas whom tho body was found.