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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-25
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-25

by your, verdict even though you
should believe from the evidence that
some person other than the defend
ant 10 implicated IN the commission
sof said crime"
You are instructed, gentlemen, that
II you md the defendant guilty of any
crime defined IN these instructions
you must ah0 in your verdict fix his
punishment. II you. find the defendant
guilty OF murder in the frst degree,
as charged in this information, you
shall fx his punishment at 1mprison-
Emert for life. II you and the de-
PENDANT guilty Of murder in the sec
ond degree you shall fx his punish
ament at. imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary FOR q term of not less than
ten years nor more than thirty years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-25
EVENING EDITION.,

Emitted States; American Railway Ex-
press company w. state 5boardIof rails
road commissioners involving- 9 :
presssrateB n may nave to 9 pre-
scented in the supreme court OF the
United states; Chica3o ana Norm
Wiliham IAnser. ct al: chicago and
Northwestern Hallway company ct u.
vs.. William Lemke g 81; tns, state
Bank Of NORTH = eAsLei Wt!i.aan
Lemke, attorney kensr I J. ". Inc Q e
ed states ohsA naerlca Set dLS
Another paragraph Of the COM
plant alleges th1t former Attorney
General Lemkessnsed money fromg'the
appropriation az 10000 made blythe
legislature to be used in the Mime
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-25
Files Suit
To Have Unexpended
( Portion QfLenke Fund
Turned Over To State
: CONTINUED from page one)

charge and custody of said trust fund.
the exact amount being unknown to
this plaintiff, and the records relating
F1hereto, and that the said defendants
} herein last mentioned have at all
times refused and neglected to ac-
count for. such portion taken"
The complaint charges that Fred
Wing ION information and belief, as
this plaintiff alleges, appropriated and
converted to other uses than those in
tended by the donors and contemplate
legged, a large portion of the said
fund, n that the said Fred Wing
has refused and neglected at all times
to acconnt for. such money and such
fund. and, the portion thereof con-
verted by him as hereinbefere alleged,
to other uses. and purposes than those
intended by the trust, to-wit: to the
uses and purposes of the defendant
herein, the CouriersNews Publishing
company, a corporation, of which
said Fred Wing was manager at all
times herein mentioned"
Conspiracy Alleged.
It is charged that 'the defendants,
William I.emke, F. w. Cathfo, Fred
Wing, and the Courier-News Publish
ing company, nave by common agree
AASAA "AO W SOASSA SSON~ SSAohf AA"0
dulently %conspired together for the
purpose of preventing a disclosure of
the rue facts and circumstances with
reference to the amount of the said
Lemke fund, and the purposes for
which the same has been used by
them, at all times fraudulently failed
refused and neglected to make any
ACCOUNTING Whatsoever, or to state t.
the doHors 81 safd fund, or to tht
plaintiff herein, the beneficiary there.
Of. the amount of the same, the pur'
poses for which the said fund has
been used. the balance left therein
and the disposition made of said bal.
ance."
Cases Still Pending.
The attorney general alleges tina
thcfe are stiff pending in the court,
or before the. interstate commerc,
commission several matters which
ARE of the class of cases and jlitiga,
ton for the carrying on of which TIL,
Lemke trust fund was created" Thes.
cases follow. .
Farmers Grain company of 'Embdol
ct al, vs.. William Lemke ct al, an,
Homer Nr1ners' Elevator company W
William Een1ke ct al, both submitte,
fully in the supreme court OF tn
- -#. F -+a- HgI a -4, TO-. I'
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and not Such incidental or collateral
facts as are not necessary to be
found in order to reach such conclu-
sion. ~ f
I charge you that to return a YER
dict of guilty upon .circumstantial
evidence it is necessary that proofs
should not only be- consistent with the
defendants guilt but also Inconsistent
with h1e innocence. 80 :fe'5'S't
IF the state by the evidence in, this
case has established to your safisfac-
1ion beyond "a reasonable doubt all
be found inAHofdefto,reachs verdict
of guilty, then YOU should SO declare
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-25

Upper photo shows Gen. Wood in1eping officers OF the Cavfte navy yard,
cavhe, P L, and below is shown the grave of the hna Filipino killed
in the war. tE 'rF" y" - n" -
Maj Gen. Leonard Wood, who is at present in the. Philippines 8 hcad
of the Woo .Forbes. mission investigating conditions in the isiand recent
ly aid aside his official cares for a LAY % attend the burial o. Thomas
Claudio. the first Filipino o b. killed in the American arm in France.
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the balance of his life; saying it, not
in the spirit of hatred, not in the spir-
1T Of revenge, but that justice may be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
CREDIT roR AUSTRIA

TarIa Fob. IA Vienna ofhC!nl
statement. according - Il dispatch =
tho ifavas Agency. SAYS that IA" Hrl'-
lsh minister hns IuroCmod Austria tHn'
Grcat I'ritaIu viii grant au advun. g
credit Of 1000 0Ou pounds sterling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13

Tho Green aud white lads and Iasst"e
hn,o two good Gam"q iniq w""N onn
UuIou h'Eh At Uulon. RI .dav n!gh', and
rnllIuahc" on tho !"rnl i.""r Saturday
might. Both teams. especially tho hot e.
are still badly rrTrp.rd. as several roEu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13
M ms"I,an n,isfB

run rluhI wh"'"l'Y h"Ih "f"" "'"
go ,,nrI hrn h"c" Inv"nI"h
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
WOOL GROWERS
ASK Low RATE
Determinations in Applica-
ton Should be Removed
Also Representative As
sertS to |. G.. c. Body

WASHINGTON .-Western wool
growers at the Interstate commerce
commissions general rate hearing to.
dly asked not only FOR reductions IN
freight rates but also for removal Of
alleged determinations In the applica.
ton OF rates.
+. Il. Marshall. secretary OF the
National Wool Growers association.
declares that the sheep business was
operating generally at loss under
present conditions while freight rates
were 81 per cent above pre'war sched'
ules. Conccdiug that recent advances
in wool prices had helped tho finances
OF growers. he declared, nevertheless
that profitable era had not Yet been
reached Th, - per cen, reduction
on livestock freight rates which took
effect last year should, also, he CON
tended. be applied to wool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
BELIEVES KLAN
CAN CLEANUP
Hugo Minister Declares Or
ganization is Only Body
That can Remedy Condi-
tions in Country Today

HUGo-"Declaring that the ku
Klux Khan Is the one institution that
can clean up America today" the
Rev. John Calcin Welch, pastor OF
the First Christian church here. en-.
dorsed the work of that organization
In sermon 10 a large congregation
here.
Under the topic Some Modern
Problems. the minister declared that
neither he nor the church could
handle the situation fully. az the law
leaves too many loopholcs through
which vlolators can crawl" and that
the church "being a spiritual institu'
ton and not being meant To be linked
with the sta,e,' could not he expected
to remedy matters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
THREE-Y YEAR OLD TOT
PERISHES IN FLAMES

JAY, Okla-The little grandson "
W. c. Lovelady was burned To death
when the residence ~ the latter was
DESTROYED by tire. few miles east OF
Row. Il seems that the older mem
bers " the family had gone 10 the
neishbors house. and al the other
children were ut he barn looking
after the chores. leaving the little
,hree-yyar.old child asleep ON the bed.
IN the house, aud when members o'
the family returned to the house. they
could not enter owing To the flumes'
Upon the arrival ~ neighbcrs. the
churred body was removed wi.h long
poles The mother of the child had
Just come from Kansas CITY Ia visit
with relatives
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
CITY ABOUT To
SETTLE JONES
DAMAGE SUIT
Mayor Hefner Appoints A
Body to Confer With Liti-
gants; Plan Almost
Agreed Upon

w. b. Johnson, l.. II. Love, Frank
Gates and Sam Daube comprise n com.
rittee appointed by Mayor X. a. lief.
ner to confer with t. S. JONES in the
matter Of n settlement in the question
of wafer rights for the city. at a
meeting Of city officials late Tuesday
afternoon.
While issues of the settlement have
practically been agreed upon. Mayor
Hefner states. some details must be
worked out before final agreement is
reached No information was given
out as to details OF the agreement
other than that the committee would
work these out with Mr.. JONES.
meeting of the committee with
Mr.. JONES awaits Mr. Gates return
from Oklahoma City. which is expect
ed in day or two.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

What Is your opinion nj the action
Of Governor Robertson in refusing Ia
accept Judge Christophers resigna
ton?
H. l.. CROCKETT; II Governor Rob.
ertson has clear conscience why
should he accept Judge Christopher
resignation?
w. :. BOMAR: / believe the gov
crnor should accept his resignation
The fact that he left shows to me
he f. guilty.
NJ. NJ. JOHNSON: II the people
want his resignation think IN, gov
ernor ought To accept II. by Judge
Christopher's leaving il looks 20 me
Ike he must realize he Is wrong and
| believe the democrats should clean
house before the republicans get q
chance To make an issue OF 1t.
G. T.. SELNIDGE; believe Chris
topher's resignation should he ac
cepted.
j. W. RYDER. think his resig
nation should bc accepted on IN,
grounds that he is too wlshy.washy
To iii the position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
FIRE DESTROYS WHOLE TOWN TN TEXAS
Mary'S Mother Weeps
In Court When She's
Sued For Huge Sums

NEW YORK Mary Pickford and
her husband, Douglas Fairbanks. and
her mother. Mrs. Charlotte Pickford,
heard the completion OF arguments by
counsel Wednesday in the suit brought
against the screen actress by Mrs.
Cora c. Wilkenning for sl0S,000.
Mrs Wilkenning contends the money
is due her for getting Mary 4 big
salary raise. Miss Pickford says it
Is not SO.
There remained pending only the
charge 10 the jury when the trial re-
cessed for lunch.
Mary's mother was On the verge OF
tears as the session ended. She had
been criticised to the jury by plain
tiff's counsel, who said her testimony
yesterday, IN which she belittled Mrs
Wilkinning, would rebound to her ever
lasting shame.
Mary gave her mother a kiss and
said. "Oh. come on. show your irish
sense Of humor."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
ROADS RUSH To
ASK AID FROM
FEDERAL HEADS
Two Important Changes
Effective Monday; Six
Percent Return on Prop
critics Is Now Due

WASHINGTON ~ Two important
changes in government policy toward
the nations railroads became effective
Monday
The section Of the transportation act
fixing Six per cent as The return OH
railroad properties which railroads are
entitled TO earn under Interstate Com
merce Commission regulations expired
today. Also with today there expires
the period during which railroads
which were controlled by the govern
ment during the war are entitled tc
ask government loans to aid them in
continuing operations after return &c
private management.
The six per cent clause. generally
called the guarantee provision. ia
superceded today by the transports
tion act provision which hereafter re-
quire the Interstate Commerce Com
mission To make rates that will give
railroads a reasonable return on the
value Of property used In transporta
ton The commission Is expected tt
define for itself what earnings con
stimtc reasonable return and to make
rates accordingly The subject o'
the definition OF reasonable return has
already been taken up formally by the
commission for the purpose Of secur'
ing arguments from railroads ant
interested parties 20 proceedings be
fore it in relation to rate regulation
Applications from railroads desiring
the government plans huve been pour
ing into the commission in consider
able numbers during the last few day
in the endeavor to get In before th'
limin tion began.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
Cold Snap Improves
Ice Sales, Is Claim

THAT old saying How'd YOU IKE %
be the Ice man9' may seen, all Out
Of time and place this cold day. but
the fact remains that lee men report
that they sold more Ice today than
they have In many days.
one ice man, seen with very small
piece OF ice, climbed a flight OF starts.
placing the ice IN the water cooler
MY, II they would only Get out IN
the weather little. they would not
care for cold water" passerby
"shiverlngly" declared
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
new Committee
YOP'LAN
No Details at Present Time
as to What Route Will
Be Pursued; New Fea-
lures Are in Demand.

WASHINGTON. A special sub
committee 10 work out soldiers
bonus plan which would not email
any heavy draft ON the federal treas
ury within the next two years was
appointed today by majority members
Of the house ways and means com
mittee. The subcommittee viii meet
later In the day ana probably will be
completed within two or three day
and Immediately reported out.
The majority members came to no
decision as TO details but it was the
general understanding that Ia -
measure tp be drafted the cash featuiS
II retained. would be made so much
less attractive than the other feature.
that there would be small demand
for IT,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
MERCHANTS GIVES
COAL AWAY
An Innovation for Ardmore,
and Very Timely

An advertisement ON page ) eN'
plains in detail the plan which
sounds exceptionally economical.
especially to users of coal.
Advertisers IN the ANlmoreite
have a message. every day a pa
per is issued. tina, ls an important
factor In bringing about prosperity
to the community. Get the habit BY
reading the ads that appear in the
afternoon paper. Your home paper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
BANDIT HOLD Up
PAYROLL CLERK

MILWAUKEE.--FIv men held ,,p
and robbed William Ormsby Eaytti
clerk ot the Palm olive Company of
$4,000 here this morning JUST 40 he
was getting out or tatcsb at tnr
companys plant. The babdts fled Ia
an automobile followed by OrnsOv
In the taxi. but were lost q, han soon'
after "a chase through eJwntorn
streets
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
COLD WEATHER.;
ACCIDENTS and
Wire TROUBLES
One Victim in Hospital At
ter Spill on Curb; Com
munication Lines Open
ed Soon.

Numerous slight accidents were re.
ported Tuesday night and early
"Wednesday, resulting from shedding
parties.
Perhaps the most serious result Of
the snow and fee that has covered
Ardmore for two days IL the isolation
by communication with the outside
world.
Malcolmn Herman OF j95 l. street.
southeast. is now In Hardy sanitarium
with numerous bruises and slight in.
iuries as the result OF an accident
early Wednesday near the Texas com
pany filling station when his sled
turned over and crashed into the side.
walk and danger" sign. lie was
unconscious three hours.
lie was riding the sled with Ewell
Little, who was slightly injured. Their
sled was tied behind an automobile.
Wires Open Real Soon.
BY night 1t Is hoped that all lines
OF communication out Of Ardmore
will be in working condition. since re
pair crews are scouting the country 10
remedy the trouble.
/ This morning the condition was
somewhat improved, but not enough
to warrant efficient service in any d.
rection except south as far as Gaines
vile. The Mackey Telegraph company,
operating north and south circuits
have experienced no trouble with
their lines, Hugh Cathey reported this
morning.
The Southwestern Telephone COM
pany was able 10 get lines through ID
AIadill ON the east, u few points west
and north 10 Pauls Valley. with one
emergency circuit through 10 Okla
homa City. Connections can be ha1
with Dallas and Fort Worth through
Gainesville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. efforts To at.
tachc amendments and reservations Ia
the Yap treaty were renewed today in
the senate With the administration
leaders presenting a solid front against
every proposed change or qualification
ANA showing little disposition to reply
at length 60 the continued assaults Of
the "hreconcilahlcs"
More than enough votes To ntify
werc declared by the leaders to be as
sured them that they could continue
to maintain a majority against all
amendments aud reservations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
union ORDERED
RETURN TO JOB
Morning Papers in n. Y,
Appear in Abbreviated
Form on Account of
Wage Awards

NEW YORK. Morning newspapers
published In this city appeared In ab
breviated form today because ot q
labor controversy
A meeting OF members ~ News
paper Webb Pressmen's union No, sS
the local organization. called to order
at s o'clock last night. did not ad
iourn until so late this morning that
the publishers were forced TO print
eight.page papers. eliminating nracti
cally all advertising and special news
features.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
No Cash Bonus They Agree;
Holu About Other Features9

agreement TO work out some plan
that would not entail any large
drain On the treasury within the
next two years"
Such plan would make neces'
sary immediate bonus announcing
it would remove the cause OF con.
troyersy In the house over the Till.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

WESTNlLLE. Okla Spencer rhotp
farmer. northwest of WestNilie, re-
ports good success with sweet clover
Thorp sowed three acres 10 the crop
March i5 OF last year aud obtained
a good stand. II makes good pasture
and the stock like IT, he saws. 80
he Is increasing the acreage ihr
year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
still Cold in State.

OKLAHOMA CITY Although ten.
peutmcs We're not as low this morn
Ing as expected due 10 continued
cloudy weather and snow throughout
the night, Oklahoma continued today
10 experience unseasonably cold wealth
~ as a result of the cold wave and
snowstorm that struck the state Mon
day afternoon Wire communication
was still impaired in many portions
hut lnilo delay was reported in rail
traffic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
Nash Elected Mayor
LangStOn Successor

uEALDToN. okla.-o. g. Nash has
been elected mayor 10 succeed Jack
i.angston. and H. A. Williams has
been appointed city marshal to sue
ueed Lem Rates both former officials
havinS resigned after custer charges
we're filed against them by Assistant
Attorney Geupral Elmer T.. Fulton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

WASHINGTON. o.. Elimination
OF the cash feature ~ the soldiers'
bonus virtually was agreed upon
today bv republican members or
the ways and means committee.
Chairman rordney announced
that = special subcommittee OF
.lx had been named By unanimous
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
SUFFERING COMES
|NPATH Of COLD
WAVE IN COUNTY
Sickness Is Also Prevalent
Captain Nobbs Reports;
Relief Work Goes on
Fast as Possible
CLOTHING, FOOD AND
FUEL NEEDED BADLY
Occupants of Kahn Home and
Confederate Home Faring
Well Through Spell

Suffering among the poor of Ard.
more Is being alleviated as rapidly as
possible with every charity organiza.
ton working az all hours to keep pace
expected and extremely cold weather
prevailing since Monday.
Capt. Maggie Nobbs OF the Savation
Army was up practically all Of Tues
day night taking care OF NE sick
and appeals for clothing and fuel
81 can't remember during all my
years Of work in Ardmore that there
has been so much sickness Captain
Nobbs said. lit is not serious illness
but bad colds that can develop quickly
into seriousness II the patient is not
given attention. These sick people
need soups. broths, milk, eggs, and
other things of that kind, white their
ly out Of work. need more substantial
foods and II the good people of Ard
more viii Just come To the rescue now,
they will save much suffering and
sickness"
Clothing Needed Badly.
Calls at the Associated Charities
headquarters clothing is needed badly
clothing for men. women and chill
dren--also blankets or quilts.
While the charity work is we'll un
do, ,.,nt,nJ ft. M. f..ttx Of tbeN "a n,
being answered promptly and viii
necessities required, there * still !
great need FOR more money. groceries
Il md as stated, clothing.
Fuel is also 1t big item with tn,
poorer class, many OF whom are living
In houses, not equipped with gas. ant
they are in need OF coal on wood
therefore the necessity of cash con
tributions
Residents of county and state instl
tutions, such as at the Rebecca kahT
home and the Oklahoma Confederate
home. are being well cared for, NJ
complaints issuing from either OF tn
homes. Just say the old folks at tn
Rebecca Kahn home are warm am
comfortable with plenty to eat" Mrs
Julius Kahn. for whom the home wa
|, name, stated today.
Veterans Kept Warm.
Through the work OF H. NJ. Du
laney. welder with Sizes Machine shop
those who make their home AZ m
Confederate Home We're Kept warn
and comfortable Tuesday night tn
fire box on the boiler gave way am
Mr. Dulaney stayed at the home a
through the night keeping the fire
I going ana the boiler in working order
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01

81 l.OtiS-William $. Kenyon.
ntrly United states senator from
Iuya took the oath OF office us Judge
uf the United states circuit court OF
appoals. eighth district. IN the appel.
ate court room AT the federal building
here today.