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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
BANK RECEIVER
GOES TO TRUST
COMPANY SOON
Bernard Ulrich Who Has Been
in Charge Station National
Affairs Goes to the
Chicago Company.

Bernhard Ulrich, receiver for the
State National Bank. will leave Ard
more about January /. to become as
sociated with the Central Trust COM
pany OF Chicago; one of the hrges,
banking institutions in the west. ne
announced Tuesday afternoon.
Whether new receiver will be az
pointed at that time could not be stated
but it Is hoped that the affairs OF the
bank viii be- finished, Unless affairs are
completed. a new receiver will be nam.
ed and will arrive here before Mr. u
rich leaves.
Mr. Ulrich is the third receiver to b.
sent here by the comptroller Of curren.
cy since the bank closed early In the
year, and he has remained on the job
longer than any Of his predecessors.
In closing up the affairs OF the bank,
Mr.. Ulrich has filed nearly a score OF
suits asking legal judgment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
TWO WOUNDED IN
Fight ON
PASSENGER train
Katy Detective Had Been
Probing Robbery of Argo
Station; Negro May
Die of Wounds.

OKLAHOMA CITY.--Joe Palmer, the
agent for the Missouri. Kansas and Tex.
as railroad was wounded. and George
Gray, negro. was perhaps fatally shot
in a gun battle on Katy" passenger
train six miles east OF here today. The
train was bound for Kansas Citv.
Palmer said he was investigating the
robbery last night Of a depot at Agro,
Okla. aud susplc!oned the negro when
the latter boarded the train few sta.
tons this side OF Agro. carrying a we'll.
filled suit case. When he approached
the negro and demanded 10 see the
contents Of his baggage. Gray sprang 10
his feet and began firing at the officer
while passengers In the smoker and
negro section OF the couch fled to cover
Palmer returned the negro's fire. A
few seconds later two other officers who
happened to be on the train, lined up
beside Palmer, with smoking revolvers
In their hands and the negro crumped
up in the aisle, shot through the head
and other vital spots IN the body. He
~ not expected 10 recover
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
Attorney General Ordered to
Tulsa County to Cleanup on
Allegations Made by Citizens

OKLAHOMA CITY. .--Charactsrizing
action Of W. W. scsvers. Tulsa coun.
~ attorney. IN dismissing number VI
liquor cases as IAN outrage and anar.
chy." Gov ]. n 4 Robertson today
ordered Attorney General shor, to pro.
ce,d TO Tulsa a, onc,. ana take such ac.
tions "a investigation reveals isncces
sary.
la his order to the attorney general
the governor said that he had received
various accounts In Tulsa papers of
the dismissal Of eases aud that he was
inclined 20 believe that complaints
which h. had received were well found.
e,i.
Attorney General short said that he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
Union Thanksgiving Service
At the Broadway Methodist;
Big Jim Will Preach Sermon
Schools to Have Two Days
Holiday and Merchants to
Observe Same Hours as
on Sunday.

Let us gather together and be thank
full for the bountirul blessings OF the
Lord.
Ardmore citizens will gather in
thanksgiving Thursday morning at the
Broadway Methodist church at 1880
o'clock in n great union service.
big Jim" Kramer will deliver the
sermon. and Mrs. N. c. Wood. director
OF the Methodist church choir. will have
charge OF the musical program.
Other churches in the city will hold
short services during the morning and
in the evening.
School Gives Holiday
Students OF the schools Will have q
two days holiday on Thursday and
Friday II was announced earlier in the
week. II is probable that the extra day
will be made up later In the year.
Business houses will observe the same
hours as on sundays. only offices will
he closed for the day. The freight house
will be closed and the express company
will remain open only to handle perish
able matters.
II Is possible that number OF car.
loads Of supporters OF the Ardmore In.
dams team will 20 to Shawnee for the
game In the afternoon. Lovers VI the
sport will also 80 10 Marietta Tor the
game that is TO be played there in the
afternoon.
Society 10 Have Fling
The Thanksgiving season IS always
one OF great moment to society folks,
and this year the events viii be more
brilliant than ever. with the Elks ball
tho crowning event A number OF large
dinner parties are scheduled for the
day.
Tho Ardmoreite will observe but hall
OF the day. the regular edition being
printed and delivered at noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
MURRAY GIBBONS
SLATED FOR JOB
AS new SPEAKER
Sigler Says Walton Ap-
proved of Proposed Court
Reform Bill, Which Is
Needed Now.
CARTER COUNTY TO
JOIN IN JAMBOREE
Inaugural Barbecue Plans Co
ing Forward Rapidly and
Local Persons Welcome.

That Murray Gibbons of Purcell. rep.
resentative from McClain county, is
slated for speaker for the next house
or representatives, is practically as.
sured according to Guy III. Sgler, mem
ber elect from this county, who was
In Oklahoma City Monday, and had a
conference with Governcr.elect Wal
ton.
Mr.. Gibbons, it is claimed, is an
ideal man for the place, and one that
Is IN strict accordance with the plans
and wishes Of the new governor.
Mr. Sigler stated that plans were un.
der way 10 reform the present revenue
bill, one OF the measures proposed be-
ing a tax on the gross income of all
corporations. This is said to he Il
question that is occupying q lot OF time
and thought of incoming legislators.
Approves Ills Bill
Mr.. Sigler stated that he had talk
with the governor in regard to his pro.
posed court reform bill. and that his
suggestion met with the hearty approx.
al OF the incoming governor
This bill Is created especially TO re.
lieve the supreme court situation Of
the state.
As It is. the supreme court is at
least I've years behind the docket, and
person taking 4 ease there at pres.
ent Is likely 10 die OF old age before
the matter is reached.
Great preparations are going on in
Oklahoma city Tor the coming inaugu.
raj. Mr.. Sigler said, and the Walton
idea Of "a barbecue and a general in
vitaton to all the people to come and
participate. has met with popular fa-
vor all over the state. and he predicts
NJ biggest assemblage ever gathered
In oklahoma City on this occasion
Lots Going to Feast
That Carter county win have n big
delegation IS assured. and prepara-
tons are going forward to that end. II
Is going To take whole special train
TO transport the crowd. II all who
have signlfied their intentions Of going
make good their promise. and Carter
county will not only have the crowd.
but viii have a big place in the cele-
brst.on for the reason that the newly
elected governor received such support
her, that lncllnes him TO give our citl'
gcns most anything they ask for.
Local party leaders have been at
work on .lans for this event In quiet
way Ger several days, but they are not
ready to make them known yet. They
say however. that nothing will he left
undonc to put Carter county demoo'
racy on the map and do It's share TO-
ward ushcring in the governor-elect to
the beginning Of what they predict to
lie the most successful business admin
istra,ion the state has had since II was
admitted to the union
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
Ardmore Indians
to Make Shawnee
Feel Like Turkey

Ardmare Indians will defeat the shaw
nee aggregation at that. place Thurs
dny lust to give the Wild Men an idea
OF how IL feels to be n turkey during
the Thanksgiving season.
Al OF the regulars are making the
trip. which is to be the last OF the sea
son. only a few fans and supporters are
accompanying them. IL was explained
this morning.
The men are In good condition ana
the coaches feel that they will have no
trouble In defeating the Shawnee men
as they did all teams prior to the Chick
asha fray here last Friday. Little I'M
por,ance Is attached TO this game, other
than the keeping up OF the record start
cd earlier In the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
Health Officer
Wants Children
Vaccinated Now

City Health Physician. A. ". Easter.
wood issued a statement Wednesday ~.
auestlng that parents see that school
children are vaccinated against small
pox at once in order TO avoid possible
closing OF the schools later.
DIR. Easterwood stated that al pres.
ent there are three residences IN Ard
more under quarantine and that at Nor.
man as many as four or five deaths
from smallpox have occurred during
this week. The cases In Ardmorc he
said. We're rather mild but II is possible
that II will develop into u more malig.
nant form as cold weather approaches
Those suffering with any slight break.
ing out or eruption should call ply.
sician at once. Dr. Easterwood said. IN
order that "a prompt diagnosis may be
made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
DOOMED MAN OFFERS
GLANDS AT BARGAIN

SEATTLE. Wash.-The glands Of
James F. Mahoney. who Is TO be hanged
Friday in the Washington penitentiary
for the murder of his wife. are for sale
to the highest bidder according to a
dispatch from Wallu Walla. Wash. The
prison physician, SAYS The dispatch. has
offered the glands. setting $1,000 as u
minimum bid declaring them q bargain
because the doomed man is IN per.
feet physical condition. II is stated that
the glands. II sold. will hc transferred
Immediately after death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
BRIDE OF DAY STARTS
ACTION ON HER SIDE

MARSHALLTOWN. Iowa. Counsel
for Mrs. Blanche Rowan Rash.Brimmer
wife Tor day of Prof John ?. Tiernan
Of South Bend, Ind. today announced
his opinion that Mrs Brimmer and not
Mrs. Augusta Tiernan would he entitled
L. the dover interest In the former pro.
fcssor's estate despite the fact that the
Instructors divorce decree was vacated
shortly after the second ceremony.
A. Is. Hoover, Mrs. Brimmer's attur.
rey. also said that Il was his opinion
that Arthur Brimmer. Mrs. Brimmer's
former husband. no longer was a figure
IN the quadrangle because he was mar
rled at the time he married Mrs. Brlin.
mer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
IEACHE THROWS PUPILS OUT WINDOW
AS FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL; THREE DEAD
Mrows Niece Out of Wiindow,
Runs Amuck, Hurts 8Persons,
Throws Himself Into Water

MANILA, p. I.--Estanslao Puyat, 90.
Filipino, whose love was spurned by
his niece, IS. threw the girl out of
second story window 20 feet from the
ground. grabbed his bolo and ran amuck
down the street, seriously injuring s
people whom he attack ed without prov
ocaton.
lie reached the bay and threw
himself into the water in an effort
to end his orgy Of crime with sui
eide.
He stabbed out an eye Of Filipino
woman 65 years old, cut the hands off
Of two other women, slashed another,
40 years old, in the face; slashed Il Chi
nese store keeper and a Chinese cart
driver in the shoulders, inflicting serious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

ney w. i. seavers.
The request is made by Prank NJ
Boyer. receutly electtd state repre-.
iatlve from this county.
Boyer stated last night that he felt
Il TIM some drastic action was being
taken 10 block whit he termed aston
ishing release OF alleged felons.
The situation is appalling" sad
Boyer.
"An official elected by the people &c
protect them against the criminal ele.
melt y undoing the work OF months
aud ieonafdizing life aud property In
this community apparently for no othet
reason than spite because Of the defeat
Of himself and certain friends Of hh
In the recent election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
COOKIES AND FLOWERS SENT TOTHE
VETERANS IN HOSPITAL AT SULPHUR

Dr. Bert watkins. In charge OF the
hospital, stated this morning over long
distance that the hospital IN almost
filled to capacity by the 90 patients. He
lauded the work OF the local chapter
of the women's auxiliary aud said thai
their regular gifts Of flowers and cook.
les have been received and appreciated
by every one Of the fellows who are now
IN the hospital.
lie asked the Atjmorcitc to thank
those Ar,imorc people who have contrib.
uted In this manner. and extended a
hearty invitation to Ardmore folk to
visit the sanitarium when In sulphur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

wounds on both of them, wounded an
other Filipino woman on the forehead
and left arm, and struck Filipino child
eight years old blow on the head
He was 40 minutes in the bay before
Capt. H. II. Eirath dropped a moose
over his head and brought him to the
shore
When Filipinos thus yield TO passion
they say afteiward that they were "de
malas," u corruption of Spanish, mean
ing that an evil demon possessed them
for the moment. Puyat gives no ra-
tional explanation Of his crimes.
81 do not know; ! don't know
what happened" he repeats.
This is all the police can get out Of
him. The doctors who examined him
pronounced him sane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
FRENCH NOT READY TO
ACT AGAINST GERMANY

PARIS-The French government Is
not ready TO act against Germany In
the event OF delays In future repara.
,ions payments the Petit Parislen says
today. France adds the paper, has no
intention OF taking the slightest initia'
tive before consulting tho allies. No
decision regarding methods OF coercion
WAS reached at yesterdays cabinet
meeting. the newspaper declares.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

Twill be Thanksgiving indeed when
Arimore's contribution toward the oc-
castor is received at the veterans hos
pitai at sulphur late this afternoon.
A huge box OF cookies. cakes and
other delicacics. contributions from
more than dozen Ardmore women. was
forwarded early this morning by mail
Another large box. containing some
200 flowers OF many varieties. contrib1t.
ud by the Ardnoru Floral company,
was forwarded BY express and assur.
ance was given that Il would be deliv.
cred Immediately upon arrival In sui
t1ar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
ST. PHILIPS TO HOLD
AN EARLY SERVICE

Thanksgiving service will be held az
st. Philips church on Thanksgiving
day at ? a. M. The service is to be
held at this early hour 20 that the pre-.
larations of the home thanksgiving
can go ON without the interruption
which would resul, rom later serv.
ice"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
ENGLAND SCRAPS NO
MORE WARSHIPS, SAID

LoNDoN.--Great Britain will scrap
no more wafships under the Washing.
ton disarmament treaty until the other
nations have taken action aud scrappeJ
their quota. according to the assurance
given a questioner la the house OF com.
mons today by Eyrcs Monsell. financial
secretary to the admiralty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
ALLEGED LEADER OF
DOPE PEDDLERS TAKEN

MIAMI. okla--James Mccoy. -. al.
legged leader OF gang OF dope peddlers
against which n series OF raids have
been conducted hy county officers. was
lodged in The county iail here last night
after officers had aldcl his home near
Picher and confisca,cd drugs valued OF
approximately N,loo Three other ar.
rests were made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
PROMINENT FRESHMAN
ARRESTED in A RAID

pCELiN-Ald.rmun Charles Mur.
phy. one of Eamonn de Nalcra's chief
supporters here. was arrested today
National troops raided the residence
OF Count Plunkott and reported the
seizure OF quantity Of explosives aud
equipment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
NUMBER SUITS FILED
in DISTRICT COURT

The following suits have been filed
In district court First National hank
,t Rlngling Va. w. l.. Ilolion. ON note.
state tx rrl. John l.. Hodge, county at.
,orney. one Ford car confiscated with a
load OF whisky and will be sold accord.
I'M to law. First National bank OF Ard.
more vs. school board OF city of Ard.
more. suit TO recover s2s.ioe.2s alleged
~ ~ due the hunk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
BANDITS ROB BANK
OF CASH AND BONDS

loNSDALE, Mlnn.--Robbers broke
into the state bank Of t.onsdalc some
time last night and escaped with $1,000
In cash and $4,000 In liberty bonds. Il
was revealed to-day when tho hank was
opened for business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

could not go to Tulsa personally, but
that he would designate one of his as
sistanis who would leave tonight.
NJ. r. Meadows. federal prohibition
enforcement officer FOR Oklahoma, when
informed that Governor Robertson had
ordered an investigation, declared that
the executive should he commended
tur his decisive move" but declined to
Indicate whether he would take any ac.
lion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

M. Ruby Lewis. stvnogapher In the
ofi.,e of the county engineer. left this
afternoon for Mckinney. Texas. where
she will spend few days VITA rela.
ti,es and friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis. county sup.
ern'endcn, went to Keller today whore
the pupils Of that district are having
Thanksgiving celebration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
situation II Appallinr

TULSA. Ol,n.-governOr Robertson
has been asked by wire TO send the at.
iofney general TO Tulsa at once to- take
up and prosecute felony and liquor cas-.
es dismissed recently BY county attor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29

Poison sent by an enemy or fumes
from a leaking gas valve. These are
the two theories which police Of Ian
caster, Ohio, are working TO clear the
mysterious death of Irving e. Hender-
son and his entire family. A neighbor
found Henderson dead and his wife,
Florence, in sitting position, while
the children, Ella Z; Helen. 6; Maine. a
boy, 4; and Christiana, Is months old,
were in their beds. Henderson had prev
iously expressed his suspicious of pois-
oning by man whose name he gave
his family physician. But Prof. +. X.
Hayhurst Of Ohio State University. who
Is consultant to the state health depart.
ment, says the circumstances Of death
resemble those in case Of monoxide
gas poisoning. Above are shown Hen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
WEATHER

Tonight cloudy, warmer:
Thursday unsettled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-29
PatrOnize Ardm0re

Merchants and ycu
help your town.
Evening star., 1922-04-18
Il CLUBS SEEK PLAYER
STALL|NGS WON'T SELL

BALTIMORE. April IS. George
Stallings, owner of the Rochester In
ternational League Base Ball Club.
denied here today that Outfielder
Archdeacon of his club would go to
the Detroit Americans in exchange
for two other players and a cash con-
Sideration.
mo less than seventeen clubs are
after Archdeacon," said Stallings.
whose club opens the International
season here with the Orioles tomor-
row, "and I haven't even talked to
Detroit about such a deal. AT the end
of the year / may sell my whole ball
club. but right now 1 do not propose
to sell a single player"
Tigers Claim Deal Is On.
DETROIT, April 1S.-A deal through
fielder OF the Rochester International
League club. would join the Detroit
Americans, has virtually been COM
pleted by President Frank Navin of
the local club.
The trade is said to involve the
transfer of Bob Fothergili. Johnny
Mann and a cash consideration of
$4,000 Mann already has left the
Tigers to join the George Stallings
men.
Archdeacon came to the notice of
Manager Cobb when the teams were
transforming through the south this
spring. He is declared to be one of
the fastest base runners in the game.
and a good hitter. He has been timed
around the paths in 0.13 2-5.
Evening star., 1922-04-18

I damage then by making Milan pop.
Young BrilIheart Fails.
Facing young Brillheart in the
third. the AS scored when he commit
ted balk. following Perkins triple to
left center and the wounding of
Dykes. The Griffs' juvenile left-hand-
er was driven to the showers in the
fifth when Miller walioped to deep left
for three bases and tailed on Perkins
single. With Woodward on the mound,
Dykes was called out for bunting foul
on a third strike and Galloway drilled
into a double play.
Heimach breezed along, despite a
single by Peck and double by Char
rity in the fourth. until the following
frame, when he was jostled off the hill
by the Griffs, who chased three men
across to knot the count. With Milan
and Rice disposed of, Smith singled to
left, La Motto bounced a safety Oft Hell
mach's glove and both counted when
Peck whacked a triple over Walkers
head. Charity connected for a blow
of similar proportions to right center.
scoring Peck and ending Heimachs
regime. Ys,rriSon then, climbed the
hill and made Woodward roll to
Young.
In the sixth Young's single. walk
to Johnston and Walkers triple to the
left-ie.d wall gave the AS brace of
markers. Woodward walked Dykes
in the seventh. Galloway sacrificed.
Woodward was lifted, Zachary sue
ceeding him. Young popped to Peck
in left field, but Johnston singled to
right, scoring Dykes, Yarrison being
tagged by Milan's throw trying for
third.
Grand Blow-OH In seventh.
Judge walloped far over Walkers
head for the circuit in the sixth and
the grand blow-of come in the local
half of the seventh. when Yarrison
and RommeI were mulcted for four
runs that decided as hectic a battle as
ever was staged here. With Smith
out. LaMotte singled through Gal
loway and the corners were crowded
when Peck and Charity both walked.
Out came Harrison and in went Rom
mel Zachary also ceased to be an
active performer here. for Goslin was
sent in to bat for him. The latter
scored LaMotte with a sacrifice ny
to Miller. and Judges triple to the
scoreboard cashed Peck and Char
rity, while double to left by Harris
sent Judge to the registration booth.
Milan's loft to Welch ended the scor-
ing for the day.
Smith was forced by Peck, after
hitting safely in the eighth and Per-
kins, who in the ninth. got the only
safety yielded by Phillips in his two
round tenure. got no farther than
first. Dykes tanning. Galloway flying
to Milan and Pinch Hitter Brazil be-
ing thrown out by Harris.
Every entry on a regulation box
score blank but one was needed to
record the statistics of that jumbled
exhibition. that for passed balls
alone being neglected. A fair sized
crowd for Monday turned out de-
spite the threatening weather and
was rewarded by seeing one of the
weirdest games staged on the local
lot in many a moon.