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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

Lincoln PIT. A. will meet at tho
school. Tuesday. September 10. Mt
2.30 p. m. MFR Karl Adams. principal
Of the school. will present matters
II importance for ths coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

OF Mrs. Cora McChraney. ACROSS
Lake Washington. Boat will leave
Madison park al 10 q. IN.
Webster P..T. 4.
Webster PIT A. will npsst at tho
school. Tuesday. September 10. at
$40 p. m All mothers urged 10 at.
teEd.
Sigma M Mother League
Sigma M Mothers league wiIi
meet AZ the chapter house Tuesday.
Sept 10. at : .. IN.
John Hay r. r. a.
A meeting OF the John Hay Par
entTeacher association VIII be held
In the assembly room Of tisv new
building at J .. m. Tuesday. Sept.
10. Mrs. John q. Matthews win be
the speaker and the program win be-
followed by a social hour for teach.
ers and new members.
Lincoln PIT. A.
Lincoln PIT. A. will meet NJ the
school. Tuesday. September 10. Mt
2.s0 p. m. Mfr. Karl Adams. principal
Of the school. viii present matters
II importance for the coming year.
Green Lake PIT. a.
Green Lake PIT. a. VIII hold an
Informal reception for tho new
teachers NJ the school. Tuesday.
September 10. at $50 .. IN. Mr.. J. NJ.
Knisely. principal OF the school. will
speak on Motion Pictures"
Browning Society
Seattle browning society win
open its seasons study on Tuesday.
Sept. 10. at the home of Mrs. Caro-.
line r. Clark. 1903 18th ave. NJ. Il.
Luncheon will be served by the
hostess at 1890 O'Clock. after which
Book II of 1.-THE Ring and the Book"
viii he read by Mrs. A. T.. Swain.
Horace Mann r. r. A.
The Horace Mann +. T. A. VIII
meet AZ $40 y. IN. Tuesday. Sept. 10,
with Mrs. a. O. Greenstroet ms
speaker. A social hour and greeting
to teachers viii be a feature OF the
afternoon.
Canadian Woman's Club
Canadian Woman's club viii give
opening card party nj Federation
clubhouse Tuesday. Sept 10. at s
p. m.
Seattle Ledge No.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. -. II. T.. A.
will hold its regular monthly whist
party Tuesday evening. September
10, ut o'clock. in Evergreen hall,
A. o. u. w. building. 1909 Ninth
ave: prizes and refreshments.
Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary
Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No.
"a. Veterans OF Foreign Wars. will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday,
September 10. at p. m. In Roose.
Welt hall. Members urged 60 be
present.
Brighton PIT. A.
Brighton PIT. A. will meet Mt tho
school Tuesday. Sept. 10. AT p. m.
After a short business session a re.
ccpiion for the teachers will be held.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Browning Society

Seattle Browning society viii
open its seasons study on Tuesday.
Sept. 10. at the home OF Mrs. Caro-.
line r. Clark. 450s 18th ave. NJ. Il.
Luncheon viii be served by tho
hostess at 1910 o'clock. after which
Book II Of 1.-THE Ring and the Book
viii be read by Mrs A. T.. Swain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

Tuesday. September 10. NJ $50 p.
m. the Whittier PIT. A. viii hold a
reception for teachers OF the school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
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white meat of the cocoanut, and is cultured with the
Tactic acid Of milk 1t is economical and practical
for every cooking and table use. Pacific Nut is
clean and wholesome. Use it once and you will
always use il.
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Green Lake PIT. a.

Green Lake PIT. a. VIII hold an
Informal reception for the new
teachers NJ the school. Tuesday.
September 10. at 2.3o p. IN. Mr. J. NJ.
Knisely. principal OF the school. will
speak on Motion Pictures"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
TWO MORE SMALL
jurors REMOVED
One of Them Talked About
Governor and Second Of
fered to Take Place of
Challenged Man.
lBy the Associated pressl

WAUKEGAN. lll.-Two Jurors for
the trial of Governor Len Small, one
OF them already selected and sworn,
the other tentatively accepted by both
sides. were poremptorily challenged
and removed today following charges
by the defense that one N them had
discussed the casc In the jury room
Tho state challenged the other when
he was rendered 10y the defense to re-
place the first man.
The IN feeling and grave rumors OF
something wrong with the jury have
been simmering under the surface for
DAYS boiled over this morning IN u
spectacular outburst OF verbal fire
works
The outhurst followed the attempt
To reopen one of tho panels already
sworn and remove Charles Melville.
The motion was accompanied by two
afiidavits from mon who spent one
night In the jury room In which they
told of an alleged statement rejecting
on the governor which Melville was
sAii TO have mads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
STORM DAMAGE
ESTIMATED At
HALF MILLION
Half Score Known Dead
and Fifty Are Injured;
Relief Given at Hos
pitals and Homes.
TWISTER SPLITS AND
CIRCLES AT AUSTIN
Greatest Damage Done to st.
Edwards College and
State Negro School.

AUSTIN, Texas-Actlve relief work
for those needing assistance because Of
the tornadoes near Austin and at Oak
Hill and Mancha late yesterday began
this morning The death list remained
at twelve and about fifty persons were
reported injured Thirty-eight persons
received hospital treatment and twelve
We're given aid in private residences.
Property damage was estimated at
100000 Two separate windstorms.
one east Of Austin and the other skirt.
ing the western limits, were respon.
sible for the damage, according to eye
witnesses today Father J. Allen Psy-
cher Of St Louis College. said he saw
the two storms approach and come TO-
gether just before reaching the vicinity
Of the school
Among the damaged places were ST..
Edwards college dormitory and gym.
nasium and the laundry at the negro
deaf. dumb and blind school Several
residences in Travis Heights were de.
molished but the occupants were un-
injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
WASTE Is Increased.

NEW ORLEANS. lathe number
OF refugees and others needing assist.
ance IN the flooded areas Of Louisiana
and Mississippi increased today as the
waters from the Mississippi river and
tributaries continued to spread over
vast sections. A case Of typhoid fever
in one OF the large refuge cmps at
Harrisburg, La, complicated matters
there and physicians were busy today
inoculating every person in the tive
colonies against the disease.
Relief efforts also were under way
today at Pointea.la Hache. south oI
New Orleans which was reached yes
terday by water A large pleasure
boat has been pressed into srvice to &c
down the river In search OF flood SUI
frers in that section. About 500 al
ready are being cared for in a Rec
/ Cross camp at Jackson Barracks here
The congressional party inspectini
flood conditions was en- route this morn
ing from Natchez Miss, TO Batoi
Rouge. la Their trip win end a
/ New Orleans Many Of them have eX
pressed sympathy with the propose,
placing OF all levee maintenance unde
federal control
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
PLANE USED IN
HUNT FOR SLAYER
School Girl Dragged From
Horse and Body Mutilated,
While She Was Return
ing Home.

TEAGCE. Texas.-Large posses, aid.
ed by an airnlane We're searching Free.
stone and Limestone counties today for
the slayer OF Eula King. II year old
granddaughter Of Mr., and Mrs John
King, The girls mutilated body was
found late yesterday between her home
and Klrwin where sle attended school.
Her horse graacd nearby, There We're
evidences of a struggle ut q place where
1t is supposed she was dragged from
the horse. which she rode.
Bitterness against her slayer was eN
pressed by members Of the posses. An
axe. with which she had been struck,
was found stuck in tree near the
body Miss King was u poillar student
ut the Klrwin school, Reports of her
death last night gave her name as GUS
ley. She lived with her grandparents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
MANY DOCTORS
COMING To MEET
HERE TUESDAY
Oklahoma City Physician is
On Program of Carter
County Medical
Society.

Physicians from over southern Okla
homa, including those residing In Love-
Garyln. Johnston. Murray, jefferson
and other adjoining counties, are ex-
pectcd TO be in Ardmore Tuesday night
at the meeting Of the Carter County
Medical Association, 10 be held in the
county courtroom beginning at 7.sO
o'clock.
DR. Edwin de Barr Of Oklahoma city
win be the principal speaker. Others
OF special interest 10 all physicians is
being arranged and Il SIS anticipated
that at lenst 200 physicians viii be in
attendance.
Following the outlined program. mat.
ters relative TO the erection Of a Carter
county hospital. win be discussed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05

Work on the grounds Of the local
traps. whore It is expected will be held
the largest attended state meeting OF
the oklahoma sportsmen's association.
May ib16l7. is practically completed,
four new traps are finished, sheds are
arranged. and all final details are being
rounded up for tho big event.
Hugh West. secretary Of the state
organization, will be in charge Of the
meet and from his words there IL no
appeal" This slogan has been adopted
by Mr.. Vests friends on account Of
his well known loquaciousness, and
they expect no mercy from him.
Among state professionals who viii
be here are ]. w Heating. p. d. Wat.
son. Hank Donnslly and J. ~. suiia-
way,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
PEKING FALLS TO.
CENTRAL CHINA
FACTIONS FRIDAY
Troops Of Manchurian lead
ders Flee When City is
Surrounded; Casualties
Between 5000 and 1000;
Stores are Lost.
nv The Assoclate PreaEl

PEKING. - General WI Pei-Fu was
n control Of Peking at noon today
Jnd General Chang Tso-Lin, whose
forces he routed yesterday in a fierce
battle south Of the capital. was report
I'd fleng to Mukden. Chang's army
is retreating in disorder toward Tien
Tsin.
Observers here believe Chang's sud
den collapse has ended the hostilities.
With $4,000 troops, General WI Pc
With $4,000 troops, General WI Pei
Flu, encircled Chang Tso Lin's forces
outside Peking and after Is hours Of
relentless cannonading, machine fire
and infantry charges routed his oppo-
nent. making himself master Of the
situation around the Chinese capital.
Last night Wu's forces camped un-
molested outside the city gate while
Chang's soldiers We're scattered, having
retired with the main body down the
railroad toward Tien Tsin or disappear
ed in unorganiZed mobs over the hills
Stores Left Behind.
The routed army left behind artil-
lery, munitions. horses and loaded cam
els and its wounded and dead. The
total casuiltes in the days fighting
are believed to have reached from s.
900 to 1000 dead and wounded.
WI Pei Fus attack in this sector
Is believed to have been undertaken
concurrently With similar drives AT
Machang on Chang Tso-L.in's south.
eastern front, and also on his middle
front on the Hun river. Consular re-
ports Indicated that the fighting at
those places was intense. No details
were received but it was reported that
Chang TsoLins army was forced tc
retire.
Strong Guard Maintained.
Peking last night slept behind guard
ed walls. The gates We're closed anC
barred and patrols Of soldiers paced u
and fro, all night with fixed bayonets
Only persons bound on official business
were permitted to the place. Railroad
communication in all directions ha:
been suspended
Last night crowds Of soldiers from
Changs defeated army gathered outsd,
the walls Of Pcking. clamoring for ad
mittance. At the southwest gate. wherr
the railroad enters the city they useC
locomotive I'm an attempt TO ran
down the gate. but failed. City guard.
were sent out 10 disarm the strag
glers.
Two thousand Of Chang Tso.Lin'
soldiers permanently kept in Pekinl
were disarmed. under orders from WI
Pei Flu. This is regarded as eliminat
ing Chang Tso Lin's authority In III
capital Outside the walls some O
Chang's Manchurian soldiers refuse
10 surrender and were fired upon. Six
teen hundred OF these troops were car
tured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
HUGH WEST TO Be BIG "GUN'' AT BIG
GJNCLUB SHOOT HERE ON MAY 1917

Applications Tor reservations have
been received nom Tulsa, oklahoma
city. Bartlesville. Mus,ogee, Norman
Guthrie. Pawhusla, and C0ffcyvihe
and wichita. Kansas These are be-
ing received daily and due to several
reasons. Don Cochran Of The local or
ganization predicts one OF the largest
attended event IN the history Of the
organization.
First. lot OF people want to come
20 Artimore. You know we are pretty
we'll known. for various and snndry
reasons. Second. there is considerably
more interest being taken In such
events throughout the entire southwest.
and third. there are moro trophies
listed this ysar than ever before S0
tAkins Il Al n ell We en- expect .
~ o0onoAnAs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
Garrett Appeals
Case to Supreme
Court for Trial

Although his motion for q new trial
was denied by the court. Buck Garrett,
ousted sheriff. was notified that he
would have TO pay only part OF the
expenses " the trial by Judge r. d.
Oldfleld Of Oklahoma county, sitting as
a special judge here Thursday
In a former ruling from the attorney
general it was stated that the defense
would have TO bear the full cost or the
trial In the ruling OF Judge Oldncld
he will have to pay only his part of it
the state bearing the other part II
is expected that the entire Froccedlngs
will reach more than $1,000
After the motion Go set aside tho ver
dict and grant new trial was over
ruled. attorneys FOR the defense gave no
tlcc OF appeal TO the supreme court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
BURGLAR KILLED
WHILEAT Scene
Officers Laid in Waiting for
Three Men; Four Boys
Are Held for In
veStigation.

OKLAHOMA CITY. - One OF three
men who early today attempted TO
burglarize store at Choctaw, IL miles
east Of here. was shot and killed by
deputy sheriffs who had tipped OF the
proposed robbery and We're lying in
wait Tor the intruders The dead man
has been identified hy local authorities
as Frank smith alias Frank Jones.
His two companions escaped.
Four young boys who were found In
motor truck near tho scene or the
attempted robbery were detained Tor
investigation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
AMERICANSPAY
OIL TAX Three
Times MONTHLY
Mexican Ruling is Benefit to
Companies Who Find it
Hard to Raise Huge
Sum Gold.

MEXICO CITY.-The oil production
taxes will be paid by operating com.
panies thrice monthly instead OF once
each month, under an order issued by
Secretary of the Treasury de Ia Huerta.
Thirty per cent Of the tax viii be paid
ON the tenth day OF each month an
additional 80 per cent on the Goth aud
10 per cent on the 25th.
The order was issued at the request
of the companies, which have expert.
enccd Inconvenience, il is said. in col.
lecting sufficient gold on the dates hith.
erto designated. The export taxes are
not affected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
MILLION DOLLAR
COTTON CROP IS
ruined BY FLOOD
Relief is Rushed in Boats to
Louisiana Points; River
Continues to Rise
Slowly.

BATON ROUGE. LA-Destructlon
OF 200, 900 acres Of growing cotton val
ued at over a million dollars has been
caused by flood waters from the Con
cordla Parish crevasse, It was esti-
mated today by Harry NJ Wilson, state
commission OF agriculture. Farmers In
the district will have to put in a new
crop this year. he said, because the
water will recede too late for replant.
Ing a cotton crop. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
What do you think of carnivalsg

What do you think OI carnvals?
W. r. BURNITT: A circus is the
great American pastime and I am very
much in favor of them. However, ]
rarely go to cainivals myself.
r. $. HAYDEN: l think a good
circus is just as beneficial, in an edu'
cational way and for amusement, as
a good picture show is and l always
enjoy them.
DIR. ]. c. McNEESE: l am not in
favor Of carnivals. q don think they
are helpful to a community.
w. b. PARDUE; If a carnival is
run properly it is alridght.
r. c. PETTY: There are some few
Objectionable features Of carnival but
on the whole 1t IS alright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
HAYAKAwA MUST NOT BE
SATISFIED WITH HIS SALARY

los ANGELES Sossuc Hayakawa.
Japanese motion picture actor has
brought suit against the r. C.. Pictures
Corporation. headed by Rufus Cole for
Ssg 900, charging breach Of contract, 1t
was learned yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05

WASHINGTON. - Negotiations are
under wey between the United States
and Germany. 1t is said in official cir
cles. looking to the organization OF the
mixed claims commission which Will
pass upon claims growing out Of the
seizure OF property In the United States
and Germany and upon claims filed
with the United States government by
American citizens as result OF the
sinking OF the Lusltanla.
The commission probably will con
sist OF three imbers, one American
one German 4 neutral.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
To Conserve Pool.

NEW YORK Edward L. Dohcny.
president ot the Mexican Petroleum
company. while in Mexico City In con.
necuon with the conferences held be.
tween officials OF American oil com.
panles and representatives of the MeXi.
can government, arranged for an agree.
ment bctwcen his company, the Mcxi.
can Gulf company and the Mexican
Seaboard company. to conserve the pro.
ductlon of the Totcco Cerro.Azul pool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
MIXED COMMISSION MAY SETTLE ALL
AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY

The amount OF claims filed with the
United States government FOR American
property seized In Germany and grow.
ing out OF the sinking OF the Lusitania
aggregated s4i5,OOO,O 900 but officials
heer indicated they expected this sum
would scale around 800. 1000, 900.
The American government has In its
possession some s35O. 900. 900 worth OF
the property OF German citizens during
the war. Settlement OF the American
claim Il IL expected provided for
through the disposition OF this property
and Its return 10 Its owners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
Arson Charge Filed
Against Rev. Irwin
at LawtOn Today

LAWTON. Okla -lnformaions charg.
ing arson We're filed In Justice court
here this afternoon against the Rev.
Thomas j. Irwin, who has resigned o'
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
here. and NJ. G. lewis, a member %
the church board OF sessions which
resigned The charges followed am .n-
vcstigouon conducted by the county
attorney into alleged incendiary fires
which have occurred at The church On
several OCCASIONS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
FLASHES

CHICAGO. Ills. -- IN open court III
vesiigation into alleged Irregularities IN
the olficc OF District Attorney Charles
+. Clyne win hc held May o. II was
announced to-day by Federal Judge
George A. Carpenter.
LONDON. - Ronald True. former ma.
ior In the British aviation service. on
trial for the killing of Gertrude Yates
WIS found guilty this evening " vii.
ful murder aud sentenced to death.
NEW YORk.--For the third time
this year, exchange rates on London
rose today To Si.lia for demand bills,
cqualing the highest price since 1919
The strength was attributed to cNten.
sivc buying of bills here and IN Ion.
dan, to meet cotton and grain pay
menis.
OKLAHOMA CITY. After fixing
permanent Valuations for 1879 on man,
public service corporations in the state,
the state board of equalization adjourn
cd today until MAY is. Valuation ~
railroad property will he taken up b.,
the board on Ma, &c. Il was announced.
GENOA. - The economic conference
today expected to end its deliberations
ON financial. economic questions. The
subcommittee ON economies was eN.
pccted during the dsy 10 make It's re-
port 10 the full commission. which win
probably approve it. This win leave
only political problems. George oi
Great Britain but there was optimism
today over their possihls ssanaase>
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
Rid RAIIEW IS KZ'LLED BY TEXAS MAN:
WICHITA OFFICER DROPS EX-DEPUTY
My Opinion Is

Every day The Ardmoreite ques-
tlons five persons on subject "
general interest The answers are
published with the names OF those
interviewed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05

At a London wedding a lady recent.
ly appeared ~ best man" in support
Of the bridegroom.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
Policeman Captured.

When the gunmen were arrested by
motorcycle Policeman John Wise, they
forced him to enter their automobile
and drive to the woods. where they
bound gagged and tied the officer to
q trae
j. G. Campbell. telephone lineman
who Witnessed the kidnapping, notified
the police, then jumped into his auto.
mobile and followed the eunmen. Sew.
cral times he stopped, climbed tele-
phone pole, cut in on wire with his
tsting apparatus and notified the Of
ficers Of the course Of the fugitives.
As the officers neared the bandits,
the latter opened fire and fled 10 the
woods where they were surrounded
by police and scores II citizens. The
/ battle ensued.
When the fire from the gangsters
I stopped. the posse found all -four
sprawled on the ground. the unidenti
fled man died.
Stevenson died later from his wounds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
Three DEAD AS
POSSE BATTLES
With BANDITS
Gunmen Kidnap Canton
Policemen During At
tempt to Release Con-
federate.
LINEMAN LEADS IN
PURSUIT OF MEN
Course Of Escape is Given by
Man Who Climbed Poles
and Cut in on Wires.

CANTO Ohio.--Three men dead and
two bandits were dying early today
as the result Of gun battle in the
woods five miles north OF here Friday
between an armed posse and four gun
men found after kidnapping a motor
cycle policeman who had arrested the
men for speeding
Two others of the posse We're also
shot.
The gunner, police say, had come
here in an automobile to assist in the
release of oklahoma Slim" John Stev-
ems "A member of their gang, who is
in the local workhouse and who is
wanted, it is said, in numerous middle
western cities on charges of bank rob
bprV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-05
WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday
probably fair.