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Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Final Services
For Late Pope
(Continued from page y

that no one will approach the two
thirds vote of the 30 required. The
first ballot, it was said, would GER
tainly show votes for Gasaparri, De
Lai, Pompili. La Fontaine, Boggiani,
Lualdi, Maffi, Merry Del Val, and
Mercier.
The second ballot, however. 1t was
added. would probably reveal the two
strongest candidates. II the nec-
essary vote is not received by can
didate on the third or fourth ballot,
it is most likely that at the first
ballot, on the morning of February
4. the majority of the sacred college
will agree on candidate outside OF
those who received insufficient votes.
The assertion was made today that
any impression that a kind OF rivalrv
exists between the italian and the
So called foreign cardinals over the
selection of a pope of italian or nom
Italian al thority was mistaken. Most
of the so-called foreign cardinals
agree on the advisability that the
pope should be an Italian, because
of tradition (only IS popes were for
eigners out of 269), because the seat
of the papacy is in Italy. and be-
cause of the neutrality which the
Italians succeeded in maintaining in
the most momentous periods of the
history of the papacy.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Wanted-Vampire
Without Past-At
Pizen Pup Cafe
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


CHICAGO. Jan. 24-Vincent Noga,
belongs to the Dill Pickle club whose
one time stable home in Tucked Al
ley is magnet for the embryo poets,
artists and free thinkers of WASH
ington square and the adjacent cen
ters of Chicago's near North Side
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
To Plan Spring Dresses

Mrs. Collier announced to her vo-
cational class at the high school last
evening that the members of the class
would begin planning their spring
dresses the first OF February. There
Miss Collier asks those who wish "a
join the class to make application be-
fore Feb. /. No one will be allowed
to enter the class after that time,
Those who wish to enter may see
Miss Collier at the high school in re-.
gard to the work.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
Relief From Cold
Reacts On Wheat
And Prices Drop
TRenubIican a. p, Leased WIrel

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Rising tenn
peratures helped today to dissipate
fear of crop damage and to offset
in the wheat market the effect of
higher quotations at Liverpool and
Buenos Aires. The close here was
easy, at the same at yesterdays fin
ish to "a cents lower, with May
$1,151k to $1.15% and July $101% TO
$1.01N. Corn gained is@h to u @ss
cents, oats closed unchanged TO Is to
Il cents lower and provisions un-
changed to 5 cents decline.
Liberal export buying, together
with lessing of hedging sales was
responsible for the advance in corn.
oats were neglected.
Provisions followed the action of
the hog market and at the last ap-
peared to be dominated by evident re-
luctance of packers TO pay more than
8 cents for hogs.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
sENTRIEs GUARD DUBLIN HALL

SENTRIES GUARD DUBLIN HALL
DUBLIN, Jan. 24.-Armed sentries
OF the Irish republican army were on
duty outside the city hall today when
members of the provisional govern
ment entered to occupy officially the
premises. Michael Collins, head OF
the provisional government, was one
Of the first ministers to arrive.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
pEAcE AnvocArE DIES

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 24.--Dr. NJ.
f. Badjer, noted peace advocate, died
yesterday. He was a winner, with
K. p. Arnoldsen of the Nobel prize
in 1908.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
First Methodists
Beat Central M. E.
On Y. M. c.. A. Floor

The First Methodist baseball team
OF the Sunday school league moved
one step nearer championship honors
Arizona republican., 1922-01-25
DIRECTORS

z. A. ToVREA,
( President Arizona Packing Co.
DIN STAFFORD
n President Bank Of Phoenix
GEO w. MlckLE
81 President Arizona Grocery Co.
fDONALD DUNBAR
Vice Pres. Dulmase & Dunbar
4. no c. BRADFORD,
Cashier Bank Of Phoenix.
RICHARD {. SLOAN
Z Attorney
e. T. CoLLINGS,
General Manager Ceilings Ve'
hiele 4 Harness Co,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
CURTAIN COMES
DOWN ON School
ACTIVITY TODAY
Thursday Night Program at
Convention Hall Well Re-
ceived by Crowd; Some
Teachers Leaving.

Closing exercises of Ardmore public
schools will be conducted Friday night
at Convention Hall. beginning at s
o'clock. At this time will be given Ger.
tiflcates OF promotion from the wards
and junior high school.
DR.. +. j. Porter. pastor OF the First
Baptist church, Oklahoma City. arrived
in the city Friday afternoon and will de-
liver the principal address OF the eve
ming Music will be furnished by the
high school orchestra, S. NJ Lowen.
stein, director. and the Glee Clubs. with
Miss Ella j Peterson. director.
The valedictory address will be de.
livered by Hallye Lanford, the saluta
tory by Nancy Fraley.
An audience which packed Conven.
ton Hall auditorium enjoyed a splendid
musical program Thursday night. which
was the annual musical program Of
the closing exercises. The students
showed excellent training and the pro.
gram In full was we'll rendered.
Friday was taken up with the receiv.
ing OF grade promotions and other de.
tails preliminary 10 the final closing
Friday night
Teachers and pupils alike are leaving
the city. some on vacations. others en-
tering the various summer normals to
continue work The regular local
school course will open Monday, June
8. and VIII continue 10 weeks,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
bR00DINGLEADS
London 10TAKE
OWN LIFE TODAY
Cleaner and Presser Troubled
with Family Affairs; Young
Daughter Would Graduate
From A.. H. S. Tonight.

j. V. London, who conducts a clean.
ing and pressing plant at 207 West
Main. was found dead in his delivery
car at lis o'clock this afternoon at the
intersection of Thirteenth and Har.
grove street.
DIR. Walter Hardy. who examined the
body, declared London had died from
self.inflicted wound. an old.fashloned
six-shooter having been used.
Brooding over the death of his wife
and domestic troubles is thought by
his employees AT the cleaning and press.
ing plant to be the cause. One OF his
daughters. Miss Clara London, is to
graduate from high school tonight. He
is survived by six children.
II was said at the plant that Mr. Lon.
don had for the past several weeks
been talking OF quitting keeping house
or securing housekeepr who could
raise the youngest child, which is Just
years old.
Residents near the scene OF the shoot.
ing heard the shot and Immediately
called Chief OF Police Highnight and
Harvey Brothers ambulance. Chief
Highnight stated that he made an ex.
animation OF the cur and found the re.
volver with one empty chamber and
an open.blaed razor. The car had been
stopped but a short time. he said. for
the engine was still warm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
COULDN'T Stand
7REA7MENT;SH0T
Him, wife SAYS
Tulsa Doctor Had Filed Six
Suits for Divorce; the Police
Watched Him for his
wild Parties"

TULSA Okla.-"I couldn't stand his
treatment any longer. so | shot him. 4"
With these words Mrs. H. A. Jerge.
sen. 80. wife Of DR.. II. A. Jergesen, 3s.
a physician with offices in the Ault
building. shortly after Z o'clock last
night, confessed TO neighbors that she
had shot and killed her husband in a
bedroom Of their home at South ST.
Louis avenue.
II have nothing more to say at this
time Mrs. Jergesen said II will make
"a statement as soon as have retained
counsel | do not want 10 be misun.
derstood In this matter"
She was not being held In a Jail cell.
but was allowed to remain the jailer's
office pending an autopsy over the body
OF her husband.
Doctor Sought Divorce.
Although Dr. Jergesen had Tuesday
filed suit for divorce in the district
court, he had been living with Mrs. Jer.
gesen. neighbors said today. Mrs. Jer.
gesen was served with "a notice OF the
suit yesterday.
In his petition DR.. Jergesen gave in.
compatibility as ground for his divorce.
setting out that II was impossible for
him to continue living with her.
Two years ago he filed a similar pc
tition for divorce. which was denied by
Judge l.. ]. Martin when Mrs. Jergesen
filed o cross petition. In this petition
Mrs. Jergesen charged her husband
with having beaten her often and with
being habltually intoxicated.
II developed today that Jergesen's
suit yesterday was the sixth one he had
filed for divorce, five petitions having
been denied.
For more than three years DR.. Jer
gcsen has been subject for policel sur
veillance because OF alleged wild par
ties" staged at his home. In which
women and booze played an important
part, police said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
MANY BAB|ESIN
LEGION CONTEST
Every Section of Country is
Represented and Every
Mother is Confident of
Winning Prize.

Babies from all Carter county are
registered IN the coming Baby shows.
one OF the big features Of the Military
Carnival to be staged. June /. 9. and
3. at Convention Hall
In a telephone conversation with Mrs.
Jock Baird. woman who lives some
30 miles from Ardmore. declared that
her baby was the finest In the world
and that she was going to come here
and take back the diamond necklace.
Mothers throughout the county are
evidenclng great interest In the show.
aside from the prize offering, as ex.
perts will be here who will weigh and
measure the youngsters. and will give
advice TO mothers relative TO feeding.
bathing and otherwise caring for the
child through the extremely hot
weather.
While there are many attractions. In
fact something to please all the varied
tastes for pleasurers, the baby show
IL one OF the main features and prom.
ises TO be well attended.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
NORTH BANK Of
RED RIVER now
QUESTIONED
Order of May l Cannot be
Put Into Force Until An
other Decision is Rend-
cred; Claims Filed.
MIDDLE OF CHANNEL
HELD MEDAL LINE
Immediate Decree by Court Is
Expected During Present
Setting Of CSrt.

WASHINGTON. Further compli.
cations have been injected into the Red
River boundary dispute between Okla.
homa and Texas In which the United
States intervened. In compliance with
orders Of the supreme court issued in
connection with its decision OF May
last ,quieting title to the land in the
river bed. suggestions OF the form OF
decree to be antered by the court have
been received by the court from the
parties to the controversy.
These It found precipitate upon the
court the necessity OF determining what
constitutes the northern bank OF the
river. The court had left open for
future decision the locations OF the
southern bank Of the river, to become
the boundary line between two states.
The contestants have pointed out. how.
ever, that in carrying into effect the
courts decision OF May /, the medal
line, or the middle OF the channel, es-
tablished as the southern boundary TO
certain OF the claims, cannot be de.
termined until the court announces the
location OF both banks OF the river.
The federal government In the form
Of a decree, It has submitted contends
that the main channel OF Red River
is the relative levels and beds extending
from the cut bank on one side to the
cut bank on the other side, and which
carried the water Of the river in time
OF substantial flow and the m!dle Of the
main channel il the medal line be.
tween the cut banks as they now exist
Opposed TO this is substantially other
claimants unite In insisting that the
north cut bank in the meander line
ss established by the survey made In
1874. and 1876 by Charles Doubois, ap-
proved in 1875 by s. Burdett, commits
sioner OF general land office.
Should the court adopt the meander
line sugggested as the northern bank
Of the river, the midle OF the stream
constituting the boundary OF certain
claims, would be much farther south
than the location OF line proposed by
the federal government and would have
effect OF confirming to private owner
ship much rich oil property developed
by receiver. The federal government
asserts "it is practically an impossible
ity to locate the meander line in 1876,
because there Ia no evidence in the
record as to the position OF the south
cut back at that time. and no survey
TO show 'where II was"
II Is expected that the court will an.
announce the form OF its DEGREES un.
der its decision OF May /, before ad
)ourning for the present term, as well
as indicate where the boundary line
shall be drawn on the Texas side Of
the river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
Mrs. Veda Kinney Refuses Huge
Sum to Withdraw Charge Against
Her Former Husband; Now Here
Babe Ruth is
Barred From
Lineup Today

CHlCAGO.-Babe Ruth Of the New
York Yankees, was today declared by
President Ban Johnson OF the American
League to be Illegal to play until
complete investigation has been made
of the argument with Umpire Hide
brand which resulted in the home run
king being put out OF the game and
then climbing into the stands when
he became offended at the booing of
fans.
Mr.. johnson said an investigation
would be made at once and final de-
cision would be made by tomorrow.
Ruth, however. viii not be permitted Ia
play today.
81 have received only the reports Of
Umpire Hildebrand said Mr. Johnson
Il have started gathering complete evil
dence in the case and expect to have
this In my hands by tomorrow. In the
meantime Babe Ruth will not appear in
the New York lineup"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
SEARCH
WACO DISTRICT
FOR negro MAN
Gun Fails to Work When
Black Threatens to Shoot
Girl Who Was Held
Captive 3 Hours.
TWO SUSPECTS HELD
BY WACO OFFICERS
Feeling Is Intense and Lynching
Is Feared; Man Is Shot
Three Times.

WACO. Texas-A negro believed to
have murdered Harrell Bolton and as.
saulted Mrs. Maggie Hays last night
was captured about I5 miles southeast
OF Waco about noon by Constable Les.
lie Stegall. and is In JAIL A large crowd
is gathered about the Jail. The gold
tooth and the shoe tracks correspond
with the description given. The ne
gpOs name Is Sank johnson.
HlLLSBORO. Texas. - Posses mum.
bering approximately 500 men today
were searching the country between
Waco and Hillsboro for negro who
last night shot and killed l1aIrell Boil
ton and assaulted Mrs. Maggie Hays,
who was driving with Bolton In an
automobile on the COrscan.t roac four
miles north of Waco Two negro sus-
poets are held in III. Waco Jail while
officers here are working on two or
three leads" they announced.
The negro. according to Mrs. Hays
story, stopped Bo,lon'5 Car at a :onely
spot about 3 o'clock last night and
shot Bolton. He then dragged the
girl into the woods where he assaulted
and held her prisone,' for three hours.
of the Dallas. Waco branch of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas ana Texas railway where
he tried to shoe, her. according 20 the
girls story. He snapped the trigger
OF his gun three times, the cartridges
failing 10 explode. The negro then
threw ner into dircn and boarded a
freight train bo,.nd north size sad.
Trains Are Searched.
Officers stopped and searched tho
train here early today but failed to
find the man. They had a report a
negro was seen TO leave the freight at
Abbott, 10 miles south OF Hillsboro.
Bolton and the young lady are members
of prominent Waco families The wo-
man said she could identify her assail.
ant. describing him as tall and yellow
and said he had prominent gold tooth.
One of the men in Waco jail is said to
have q gold tooth. but the description
otherwise is not complete.
Three boys found the young woman
wandering on country road near the
scene OF the crime shortly after mid.
night. They carried her in an auto
bile to her Waco home and reported the
affair to officers.
Feeling is intense in this section.
Parties who took Waltons' body TO
Waco soon after midnight reported he
had been shot three times. once in the
head and twice in the body Bolton was
20 years old.
An unconfirmed report here said q
negro removed from train at Fort
Worth. answered the description OF the
hunted man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
Couple Deserted
Their Families:
Ryan Wants EN-

A man and woman Of Ryan are find.
ing Ardmore hard place to ssttle In.
IL reports from the courts can be relied
upon. Hardly had they escaped the
clutches or the county officials until
they were sought by the police.
A. Hutchinson and Juanita Morris
were hailed before Justice Of the Peace
Butcher and charged with having been
living together. After a hearing the
charge was dismissed and the couple
released. Last night the police were
asked by Ryan officers to arrest the
couple on charges Of desertlon Of fam.
lily.
II so happens, according 10 the pe.
lice, that Hutchinson left wife In
Ryan. while the woman left her hue,
band. The woman was arrested early
Friday ana y tsias hs,a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
WILSON MEN JOINED
40 HOMMES s CHEVAUX

At meeting Of the 4OHommos s.
Cheveaux. Thursday night at legion
headquarters. l.. +. Sewell, post adju.
tant OF Wilson. and Mr.. Holley OF the
Wilson post. weer initiated into the or
gani2atlon. Local members enrolled
were DR.. q. Il, Johnson and DIR. $. w
Wilson.
io.Hommes, s.Cheveaux will take an
active part in the military carnival in
June and have practically completed
the miniature French box car. from
which their organization was named
and which will be on display during
the carnival. The box car IL %xl0x6
and is portable and will be taken to
the national legion meet In New Or.
leans next October.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
OFFICER COMING
TO TAKE KINNEY
Kansas Will Have to Await
Habeas Corpus Hearing
and for Extradition
From the State.

An officer from Council Grove. Kan.
sas. is expectedln Ardmore tonight 10
await verdict In the habeas corpus
hearing OF Ludic Kenney, on a charge
Of child desertlon. The hearing will
be held in district court Monday. Kin
ney is at liberty on $1,000 bond.
According to officers. the Kansas Of.
ficer will have TO await the outcome Of
the hearing. after which Governor Al
len OF Kansas win appeal to Governor
Robertson Tor extradition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
PECAN ENTHUSIASTS RETURN
FROM TEXAS CONVENTION

G.. y. Ringer and Irl Hudson have
returned from Brownwood Texas.
where they attended a meeting OF the
Texas Pecan Growers Association. They
report a splendid. enthusiastic meeting.
They were the only representatives
from oklahoma and state that although
Texas has some very fine pecan grover
that they do not excel Oklahoma prod.
ucts whatever. and that more than even
Carter county citizens should learn the
value CT the pecan crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
BELFAST RIOTS
Claim Big TOLL
Twenty-seven Deaths Reported
Since Saturday; Trenches
Dug in Streets for
Protection.

BELFAST. - since Saturday last.
~ deaths OF violence including six las,
eevning and two are reported. The
body Of man discovered in the street
with bullet In the brain.
In Belfast trenches were dug In sev.
eral streets. the inhabitants fearing at.
tack. During the sniping in the night,
seven men were arrested and numerous
houses Ia the district were searched.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
FLASHES

BIRNiINGHAM.-Eleven miners were
killed last night In an explosion at Ac'
mar No. mine of the Alabama Fuel
and Iron company. ~. Clair county. nc.
cording to reports received today at
the Birmingham station Of the bureau
Of mines. Five Of the men were white,
according to the report.
NEW YORk.-Back home for u
short stay after an unsuccessful road
trip, the New York Giants clash In
a double.header with the Boston Braves
today.
EMPORIUM, Pa.-NIne men were
killed and is seriously injured when
three packing houses At the plant Of
the Grasselli Chemical company at SIN.
namahoning. IS miles from here. blew
up shortly after noon today. - - -
WHITE PLANES. y. Y.--Supreme
Justice Young this afternoon dismissed
the writ Of habeas corpus taken out
for Walter =. Ward. millionaire banker
snd central figure In the shooting Of
Clarence Peters. ex.navy man. :. - -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
Three DEAD, SIX
HURT IN STORM
Two Men Electrocuted When
They Stepped in Water
Charged With Electri-
city.

CHICAGo.-Tol OF yesterdays rain
and electric storm In Chicago and
southern suburbs reached three deaths
and six injuries today.
Edward Fridluss and Leo b. Zumus.
XII were elec,rocuted In the flooded base.
ment of furniture store ut Hammond
when they stepped into water charged
with electricity.
Joseph Benier. 5s. was found dead a,
the wheel OF his automobile in Blue
Island. Death Is believed to have re
suited from the shock OF crash OF
lightning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26

Miss Eula whitfcrd. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. n. whltford. 1903 Yves,
roadway, who completed her high school
term and commercial course at kid Key
College at Sherman this year. has re.
turned home she was accompanied
home by her parents and sister. Miss
Eunice whitfcrd. who motored to sher
man for the graduation exercises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26

Police today are searching for auto
thieves who las, night stole Ford
touring car and stripped II Of the tires
after abandoning the car. and used the
tires 20 equip a second car. Both cars
have been located. but the men are still
at large.
Judge J. Il. Moore is In Wilson today
in the interes, Of his candidacy for dis.
trict Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26

Mrs. Minnie n. Church. county home
demonstration agent. met with the boys
and girls OF Mount Washington in club
session Thursday afternoon at the Rod
and Gun Lake Club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26

John d. Neal. field representative OF
the southwestern division OF the Amer.
Ican Red Cross with headquarters at
81. Louis, Is In Ardmore on a brief
buaknAaa trim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
Played Attentive Husband.

For a while following our marriage
Ludie played the attentive husband to
me just as he IL now playing with
opal. and II will require time to make
an innocent girl realize that she IL be-
ing duped and ls the prey OF this care.
fully masked man. can only express
for Miss Rexroat my heartfelt sympa-
thy. for feel sure that che is not fully
apprised OF the true facts surrounding
her elopement and subsequent marriage.
I cannot say she does not love Ludis."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-26
WEATHER

Tonight and aturday
cloudy, becoming unset.
tied.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-18

Wheat averaged little higher yester-
day. helped by announcement of a
good sized decrease in the world $
available supply last week. The mar
ket closed firm to lac to 5-Sc net
gain, with May, s1.i1 rs to sll2. and
July, sl.o0 3S to $l.00 1-2. Corn fin
ished lis q Lac higher. oats up l-sc TO
Lac and provisions varying from un-
changed figures TO a rise of i5c.
The decrease in world stocks OF
wheat amounted to 1885, 900 bushels.
and was given emphasis by word that
estimates of the Australian surplus
were being reduced by $4,000, 900
bushels as compared with last year.
Unfavorable crop reports from Okla
homa and elsewhere southwest tend
ed also to lift prices somewhat. Until
the last part of the session, however.
the selling side appeared to have the
advantage and most of the wheat
bought yesterday for seed purposes in
Russia turned out to be Canadian in
stead of United States wheat.
The slight advance in the value of
corn and oats was ascribed chiefly to
the fact that rural offerings of corn
TO arrive here lacked volume, especial
ly from Illinois points.
Provisions tended upward as a re-
suit OF sharp advance in the hog
market. Owners of lard, however.
showed considerable disposition 5 to
realize profits.