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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
BOY is HURT BY AUTO
vatican Bayncs Is knocked From
Bicycle and Run over.

NdIlVHn IUJ JntNI II ytdTs Old, Wa
slightly injured when knocked from
his bicycle and run over by n car
drivcn by A. r. Thompson at
o'clock last night near Twelfth and
Quaker.
Bnynes was removed TO the Okla
hOma hospital for first aid treat
ment Thompson was being held at
the city jail last night pending the
outcome OF the boys injuries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
THE WEATHER

TULSA Dec. d0.--bfaKimum, ca; mini
mum, C2: southeast winds. partly cloudy.
OKLAHOMA; sunday generally fair.
eaoler Ia southeast partlan: Monday fair,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
DIES FIGHTING BANDITS
Miami Man. Returning to Battle After
Being Robbed, Killed by First Shot.

Miami Man, KCturning 70 BattIe AfteT
Being Robbed, Killed by First Shot.
BY the Associated Press State Wire.
MIAMI, Dec. 30.-~-Returning 20
give battle 10 two highwaymen who
had robbed and beaten him near his
home at Picher, Harry Bradbury, a
miner, AZ years old, early tonight
was shot to death when his first
bullet from a borrowed revolver mis-
sad It's mark. The bandits who re-
turned the fire shot him through the
neck, killing him instantly.
While Bradbury had gone FOR a
revolver. which he borrowed from a
neighbor, the highwaymen held up
two other pedestrians and relieved
them OF their valuables. The bandits
escaped with city and county Of
ficers in pursuit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
Observation-Disclosures

,vrRAGE SWORN NET PAID
. CIRCULATION NOVEMBER
Evening star., 1922-01-22

Girl joins ranks of apane lers and performs deatdefying
stunts for of thousands of below She
Boyer photograph left shows hanging
by hand of her plane At right she walking
the top OF her rapidly plane several thousand feet the
(Imc. from World.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

Two well known liberals at the recent Lberator's ball
in New Yor-Clare Sheridan scuptress who gained prom
nence by her work Russia since the establishment Of the
Lenn government, and Max Eastman, editor author and
critic.
&
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Auto Thief Escapes =.
After Hot Pursuit

Fremont, Heb., oct io.~-tHpeeial
Telegram j==BbeFif w. e. Gondlt, nc.
e0Bpanied by a posse of deputies, led
o chase Tor an automobile thief ~ .
this morning which ended In recover.
ing tho cor but the escape " tho
fugitive.
The man driving the ear, sald 10
haye been stolen ~ central CITY, en-.
tered the yard Of John Shelley, farm.
or, Just west of Fremont, early this
morslbg, The intruder was discovered
by the farmer attempting ~ replep.
isb his supply ~ "sss" from sheeley'e
tank. This faI lar fired several shots
IN the mir and tie man Jumped In his
car and disappeared.
Shelley Immediately notified Sheriff
C0ndlf. Meanwhile tho alleged thief
vent 10 the home of Adolpb larson
where he succeeded inc obtaining
can II gasoline. Before he emptied
the Rae into the tank Of the car,
c0ndit arrived.
Upon discovery ~ tho officers, the
unknown tourist dropped the can Of
gasoline md took 10 bis heels. Tho
officers gave chase, firing M they
pursued. The fugitive soon dlsap.
pehred into corn field AMI tho ON
GERS were forced 10 abandon their
hunt The car was brought 10 Ere,
mont,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
SANDER Breaks Up
Engagement Of
Southern Beauty
A. G.. Gambler, Atlanta Capt..
iaIist, Breaks Engagement 10
Mrs. Onczima de BoucbcI,
New Orleans Beauty.

AiIaBta, Gaa Oct. 10. s~. MrE.
Onexlma he fbueheI " New Orleans,
whore engagement - marry a. o.
Gambler, Atlanta capitalist, was an
nouuced soma weeks ago, made public
here today u statement asserting that
Mr.. Gambler broke the engagement
because ~ q report brought 10 him
reflectIng upon her character, Mrs.
lie Bouehel sald Mr.. Gambler had re-.
fused ard was still refusing 10 furnish
the names " the persons he said
accused her. Che issued her statement
following final conference between
her and Mr. Gambler here.
Mr.. capdier WIS very much broken
up. Mrs. De B0ucheJ aaid.
Mrs Dc BouebeI'f statement fol,
lows:
"Mr. Gambler and ! we're 10 have
been married on the goth Of septeDn'
ber. Al arrangements we're made,
clergyman engaged, cards Of nm
DouboemeBt printed and We were
20 be at home here in Atlanta on DC,
tober 10
ION September Is he wrote me that
u would not be fair 10 marry me and
bring me here where would be
sighted on account ~ reports cir
eulatod here against me.
These reports, according 10 him,
were that during "a confederate re-
union Ia Atlanta three or four years
ago when I had the supreme honor
Of being chaperone general and when
/ was attended every moment ] had
solicited two men 10 visit me at the
hotel at night.
These reports had been brought
10 him, he said, from sources he was
bound 10 believe just before he was
10 take the train for our wedding,
They would. he said. follow me
wherever | might 30, would
never be able 10 hold my head high
again.
"rhia Ia SANDER and Mr.. Gamblers
reception Of /, and hIs saying my ~.
tuFe IL ruined have broken my heart,
but my viii il not broken and | have
faith that uod VIII siye mo courage
20 defend myself"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Parole Board Hears Appeal
Of Negro SLAYER for Pardon

Lincoln, oct. TO-, lBpeelal1 = Tho
board u pardohs and paroles took ties
ilmony today IN Tho application II
Archie Edwards fnr a pardon. va
wards WAS convicted ~ Alliance Of
killing his wife. md drew ~ years
Ills history II that u dpg catcher
named Ben Jordan had ARRESTED Mrs
Edwards, ana when Edwards inter.
fcfei they rot into n KUN battle, IN
which the woman was Killed All arc
negroes W l.. Anderson, Who APP
poured Tor Edwards, said that u was
not established whgIhcr bullet from
Edwards gun Or one from iordans
Killed the woman, Edwards blended
guilty, and bis attorney sald the
Judge was unusually severe. lie huH
served nlno years,
Matte Nicholson, Omaha nagfcsa.
sent up for ! 10 10 years on man
nlaugblor charge, ana Rosetta Pope.
negress. serslng "a 20 years for
shooting with intent 10 hill, also
wern appllcants Mrs, Nicholson
stabbed ana killed Mrs. Emma polk.
n nelghbor.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Three Killed in Auto Wreck

Nonessen. Pa, Oct, lo.-A skidding
automobile crashed through a fence
near here last nIEht, killing three per
sons and lhluFing three other oo.
oupants
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Beatrice Woman and Boy
Injured in Crash Of Autos

Beatrice. Neb.. Oct. lo.--(special
Telegram Mrs. Clayton Glsh OF this
city sustained badly wrenched spine
and possibly internal injuries, and her
little son. Billie. was cut about the
head and face, when racing Oldsmo.
bile driven by Amos Fencl OF Diiler.
Eeb., crashed into the Glsh car on
the cornhusker highway eight miles
south Of Beatrice. GIsh escaped un'
hurt. Both ears were badly smashed.
Gish said the racer was running
about 30 miles an hour when II
struck the rear OF his car, turning
IL completely around and throwing
his wife and son out on the road.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
New Seminary Is
Dedicated by
Lutheran Synods
Prominent Cliurchmcn Gather
II Fremont for Exercises
Rev. .. D. Balizly
on Program.

Fremont. Nob, oct. io.-ispcclni
Telegram Prominent members o.
the Nebraska. Iowa and Kansas
Lutheran syn0da gathered here today
az the dedication ~ the $4,000 home
recently acquired by the church for
the Western Theological seminary.
Tho property WAS owned by Ray
fye, former member - the Nye
Eohnslder Fowler 90 and was erected
~ cost ~ tlG0,G00 The pnlntlnl
building IL In the fashionable part Of
the city ma IN surrounded ny spnc.
ious md beautiful gronndS which
made u fitting setting for the cefof
monies conducted tddhy
Dean Holmes DyslnRor presided NJ
tho dedication ceremonies aud nd
dresses were delivered by Rev. oliver
y. Bniizly, president II ihn Nebraska
synod. Rev. y. A. OF. synodlcnl nils.
slonnfy u the Kansas branch and
Rev. Ralph w Llyors. representative
~ the Alumni association.
Other prominent eburchtnon who
were present for the dedication sory.
Ices were Rev j. n Loomer, prch.
dent Of tho Iowa synod, and Alfred
Frank, who Represented the studont
body on the program
ltev. rfedoflok q. Gotwold. esccu.
tive secretary u the United Lutheran
Church Of America, delivered the
main address " the dry.
Tho Llturglcsl service ~ the dcdl.
catOfy exerclses we're conducted by
Or. Ebklotscho u the seminary, Rev.
q. u. Hartman, president of tho MID
land college board, conducted tho dodl
catory prayer.
conjunction with the exerclses
The dedication u the western thc0
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

An army ~ $4,000 German laborers
~ being sent 10 northern France 10 be
employed IN the reconstruction Of
devastated regions.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Rev. r. r. Clark
Urges Churches
BeConsoIidated
Moderator Tells Congregation.
al Conference Plan Would
Eliminate Duplication
and Bring Economy

Hoffolt seb OFT 10 Especial
Tsi1gfam illumination ~ saaiafa
lsiu through The establishment ~
community ehUrehsF which would
eliminate duplication ~ building and
make for economy was tho feature
~ ne address ~ rev u .. clarb
~ Diiier. Nsb moderator ~ Tho c0B,
RffRsiionsi churches ~ habfhFku. III
hls sddfess hsf0rs %, fsih state ebh
ference bsfe today. I'll
Leaders bellsys that The nGdef.
atofa address rsses The way fof A..
ospmnes ~ the pfsAbytAfi0n plan TT
federation. IBIS business u ~ 10
decided ~ Thursdays accession ~ tho
oenfsfenee. Hay W. w Bolt ~ LlH
ooiH, roy VI q Amiih ~ Omaha ard
BsY John Andfs~ uohnss N iinfoin
viii lead The arguments ~ favor VI
ths church federation plsns
iisy. Herman tifoss ~ Lincoln,
father ~ J'hll gfgss. the oldest min
lstef IN The state, was not present ~
iris conferences, ths first meeting ~
As Kind, whhb the Hev, Nj. iif0ss
hsa missed lu 81 years
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Boy, 7, Crushed to Death
by Belt at Power Plant

Clay Center, Neb., oct. 10.--tspc.
cIal )-iTeDry Wise, 7, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wise Of this city, was
instantly crushed to death here at
II q. M, when he sat on the drive
bolt Of the dynamo at tho electric
power plant. The engine had been
stopped on center due to a leak In
tho piston and tho weight OF the
chllds body started the engine taking
him between the dynamo and tho
belt. resulting In breaking his neck
and severely crushing the body. The
child'H father, the fireman OF the
plant, Immediately discovered the nc.
cident but no aid could be given.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Toil.Worn Mother Pleads
for Farmer Boy, Release

Lincoln, oct 10, -ispeelhl,) 80 4
toilworn little old woman. the mother
u CLARK Eyarts, sent ~ from Phelps
county Tor being implicated IN an nu,
to theft, blended with the board 20 LET
her thko her hoy back with her she
says that che needs his help In keen.
Ing the little farm going. Eyafts
raid ho wna ~ bad company, but
had nothing 70 do with the theft.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Falsehoods Barred by
Charles E. Randall

him and escort him from Alma 10 Or.
leans. IN the party were Earnest
Alter Of the state central committee,
George Austin, county chairman; Rep
resentatiye George Wallace. Ben
Claypool, @. II. Gufley, Peter Watkins,
y. J. Shoemaker and John Williams,
candidate for county attorney.
Mr.. spillman who drove from his
home Mt Pierce, joined Mr.. Randall OF
Alma.
Arriving In Arapahoe two hours be.
hind schedule the speakers found a
largo crowd still on the street and the
band waiting, Previous TO their ar
rival county candidates spoke on state
issues. w. ". Coz Of the Arapahos
Mirror met them.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Members Of Cabinet
VIII Take the Stump


1biIl,y ~ n further stunping Trip IN
Ohio ana Michigan.
40 nred bate haze been announced
for Fserstary DENLY, but he II y
rave Washington tomorrow or Thurs
DAY Tor Detroit ~ attend The Pulitzer
races. ana brief participation IN toe
campaign In his home state IL ~
Dsefed.
The Navy department head plans AZ
% 10 make tour ~ inspection ~ tie
Iost0D and Portsmouth navy cards
IN about two weeks. This Trip, u II
tald, probably viii include several
campaign speeches 1f, Denby has
deflpltely accepted no Invitations, The
feefotafy. while absent from bis Office,
Hfll witness the GI0uceFtsr racer.
The state ~ KeefetarY H0oyePs
health requires that his contemplated
tour b. shortened, II VIA announced.
iils physician bas ordered that bo
limit his campaign tour through the
middle wes, 10 speeches ~ T0Iedo,
October 10, Grand Rapids, October H.,
and Detroit, October ~,
Wallace 10 Nebraska.
Trips further into tho west are CON
ismplated for sscreiaries Davis and
Wallace, The former having accepted
engagements 10 20 10 the Paelhc
coast His tour, II wa said, probably
viii include All three u the west eoast
states, but details u the program ARE
not available.
The Agricultural department secrs'
lary Will make "A stumplng trip al the
request ~ tho republican congress
slonsI committee, which Will include
speeches NJ Columbus, o, October Ia;
Cincinnati, october, ~; Frankfort,
Ind, October ~, and NJ, Louis, DC,
tober 10. Between October ~ and ~,
aeorelafy Wallace viii be In Kansas
end Nebraska. finishing the campaign
"a Michigan October 40 and 81.
Secretary Fail, who already has left
Washington for bis home in New
Mexico, viii participate IN the cam.
palsn only 10 a limited extent and IN
the intermountaiH district He eg.
poets 10 DO absent until after election.
No schedule hos been outlined for
Postmaster General Work, although
IL IN raid he probably Will make sey'
eraI speeches.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

logical seminary completes plans
started i've years ag0 when the an
nual convention u the church net IN
Omaha and decided 10 establish such
an institution ~ Nebraska.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

Warsaw. Oct, 1o,-charles PHILIPPE
of Richmond, Va, formerly American
Red Gross commissioner TO Poland.
has been decorated with the Gross
NJ Bravery"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Man Cut by Windshield.

e. W. Ephouse. 70, H. Edwards,
Mob, suffered severe cuts about the
fecs when he was rammed through a
Windshield when two coal trucks col.
llded Mt 1890 yesterday afternoon nj
Eleventh ana Chicago streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

W. specialize In higbn,rins For
NJ toilet preparations. os
Drugs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

Drugs don't improve with sss.
Therefore We don't sell aged druGs.
Currin Says So. %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

II canse he accepted the opportuf-
ity fso pick up a few dollars by trans
porting supplies for a Klamath Falls
boo,ieg ia mond Moore, a inbor-
nr, wss 70 - % turn over "a ss-n-
iniis In psy. a1tt $3.50 . ~ DOS
I'd W Jad, can follo - his sop.
fesHet "a a,erul court ,stcrdsv
LuresA oth FOR whom ! ocro w..
worh. 2 D. AIDED guilty some a1s
ago tt drcNf, thirty days In county
jail.
Mex " o, C,yen, Geary Harlow
and q. ambsd' Tin. arrested in
Klama, oils Ia, week when they
were c. 4 with y quantity Of IL
quor Co Ted bei cath a truck load
OF fruit nre br ight TO Portland
by Depu Marsh Lee Morelock.
The me- 5ill " arraigned before
United 20 mmIssioner FREEZER
r. he "a ~ week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
EXPECT 1000
At Convention
American Bar Association
To Convene in S. F.
During August

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.---Law.
ycrH and Judges 10 the number OF
moro than 1000 are expected 10
come TO San Francisco early in An-
gust 10 attend the 1899 convention
~ tho American Bar association. the
National Conference Of commission.
cr8 on uniform state laws and the an
uual meeting Of tho California state
bar association. The commissioners
meet August 2-9, the state body con.
ycncs August and the national as.
Hocintion on August 9-i2.
Several noted speakers are 10 nd.
drcsa tho organizations. names on
the programs including william iio.
ward TAFT. chief Justice ~ the Unit.
nd S'afco. Vice pr~qidcn, Calvin
Coolidge Chic' Justice luclon shaw
of the California arprcm" court
George s.. wichor1ham. former NJ
torucy rnrcral; Cordcnlo 4. Sever.
anco. prc9.dont Of The American Bar
association. and Governor Henry =.
Allen ~ Kansas. II Is hoped that Eli.
In Root, former secretary Of state.
also will speak.
Addresses are also to bp made by
two distinguished visitors. the RI
Hon. Lord shaw OF Dunfcrmllne. rep
roscn,ing the bar OF Great Britain
and VI. Henri Aubepin. representing
the bar OF Paris.
Two committee reports. In which
a grcn, deal OF interest IL being TAX.
On. will be presented. one is the re-
port OF the committee on promotio,
Of American ideals, which will
presented by Martin J. wadc[
iowa. Tho other Is the report q "
committee on law onforcemeyp
gcntcd by ". d. swancy OF fn"'s'
see.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
FACE FPERAE COURT
Local Men > on Boo''egsIng Char.
rcs; Ecmpke Gets Stay

! poRThND. July 2s.--Upon rec
omcndy6n OF Allan Bynon. assist.
an, wed States attorney. stay of
oreevbn of 90 days was granted in
,odh court to +. J. Kemke OF
! Kpath Falls. In which to pay his
~ Of 400. imposed three months
% for violation OF the national pro.
Gbi,ion law.
Kemke was convicted OF selling H..
luor TO Indians on the Klamath re-.
scryation, and was sentenced TO 90
days in Jail. in addition TO the fine.
lie is completing his sentence. and.
according to Bynon. who made a per.
sonal investigation. his financial con.
iltion Is such that he Is unable to
pay his fine. Bynon also learned that
he had n Job waiting him In Klam.
,ih Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
FORD LAUNCHES
new enterprise
Factory to Make Class for
Windshields First Of &
Kind in Country

DETROIT, July 2s.--Henry Ford
lms launched upon a new enterprise.
that Of glass making. -
The manufacturer has established
here and begun 20 operate q plant
that will produce glass for au.or,o.
bile windshields. II Is said to be the
first plant in the country designed
especially for making OF wind
shields.
The Ford production slogan "Heop
things moving" is playing a largo
part In the new methods introduced
by the manufacturer In his lat,st
field Of endeayor. A continuous COZ.
veyor system makes n possible tor
the glass 70 be kept continually NOV
ing from The time Il lsaves tho fu.S
ace in liquid form until II beconcs
Polished windshieia.
The molten glass q drawn from
the furnace and passes nudar a rol,
lsr that gives II width and thlckncfs. !.
ard then upon moving conveyor
that carries n AGA feet thrdu,S 4.
gradually cooling furnacc. ~ tho eS6
n 10 cuf and placed IN anothef tSr.
vcyor that carries " throu<k txe
stages Of grinding ana polishing.
after which IL Is ready for use.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
FEDERAL LOANS MANY
Applications Total S3OOOO0; Ibt+
Open for Applications

Applications for federal farm, bans
have been very heavy, tho bttn"ss
handled here during tho pas Few
weeks having totaled about SO0.-
900. according 10 George Hiltd. Jr..
Who loft today for the Roguf river
valley after having been herd aince
July /. Due 10 the business DTnS-
pcct, Hilton said that ehheTta or
another representative wouldF Fe:urn
here about September Is.
In tho meanwhile. the Camatb
Falls National farm loan abclatlon
has opened It's books TO recfe 1Dpii.
cations for federal farm ldhS To bc
appraised by the goyernnbt r1prn
sentative early this fall. EinH to
ruling recently made by to federal
land bank. " is esscnti3that these
applications be filed whort delay
no that the papers maTe placed IN
tho hands OF the local IN comnitte"
for appraisal and thenJctec upon ny
the board OF diroctof n'of whi'h
the papers must be ecked over Nv
the Federal land fk NJ SPOKANE
bofore they nro plVd IN N" ha7f
~ ,hc federal app7s Tor HFa'aihn
,ion as TO the sucien'y NJ me So
curity offered. cFA'''r' an' F1Hd-
In. NJ 'in apr'iff' 'i'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
Auto Livery W. Duggnn

George IlnnkinB and Clarence
Rhlnohart doing business under the
firm nnmo of Auto Livery company,
have fllod nut In the circuit court
against Charles .DuEgHn seeking to
collect sigO.32 for work don, and
supplies furnished for tho defend.
ants car, IN 1919.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
(lt{tt'Ilt) (tI' D
Schon,hin w. Schonchin

A suit for divorce on the grounds
Of cruelty waa filed late yesterday
afternoon In tho circuit court by Frod
Schonchin against Bessie SchonchIn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
HEAD TO CUM

HEAD TO CUM .......... ...,.Hopt o'c
KOBE. Japan, July 2s.a-Tho city
~ Kobor finds Itself IN tho cnyinhic
position or having surplus OF g..
900, 900 yen from its 1921 municip9i
budget. The city has always budget
"a literally aud collected taxes "a
cover the estimated expenditure to
tho lat son. Therefore the happy
state of the city'H finance.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

II Is fitting that the Ohio Bar -.
sociation should erect q massive
monument at the grave Of Simon r.
Chase as q memorial Of the World.
famous juiTst. although his tame
would be secure without it.-BoStcn
Globe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

Joseph rrnncll snya women arc
less beautiful than formerly. Per
ha.a ho has noticed. also. that rro"l
applr. don't taste az good as they
Hl m hs bnyhool Blrmington
ScwH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

II Senator Ia Toilette ~ere rus.
ming baseball. would he put tho um.
pire's decision to refeteadum vote
Of the players opposed to II -roJedo
Blade
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

Every time Germany makcy "a,
appeal the picture appears -,
NAL, but it might he romoy -
this ig largely due to tho '
tiycs.- Manila BullctiD/
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28
MOTOR VEHICLE TAXES

The motor vehicle industry paid
special taxes in 1921 to the federal
and state governments amounting
90 s22s,75s.OO0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

Many OF our drugs are cheaper
now but the quality Is s,ill high.
Currlns For Drugs. 2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-28

nos, Quality Olive on CASTLE soap,
lie per bar Saturday only. Currins
For Drugs ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
Acreage Blocked
For Test In Sec.
6-3-1 Near Milo

Although the location has not as yet
been officially confirmed, another Car.
Ter county test is due to be drilled with.
IN the next few weeks on the east edge
OF the town Of Milo. according to the
terms Of a contract now existing be-
tween the Onwego Oil company of Ok.
lahoma City and local parties. The To-
cation will probably be on the Amerson
iarm, In the northeast corner Of section
., 3slw. The contract calls for $500
foot test. Standard tools will be used.
Residents in the vicinity Of MAo have
been desirous OF a test for oil for quite
some time. DIR. Amerson and J. w.
Johnson, both prominent residents Of
Milo, donated 1000 acres towards the
:est, Or two-thirds Of the s.cck which
totals 1900 acres. The block was Sc.
cured through the efforts of Henry D..
Amerson Of this city and Mr.. johnson.
There was a test drilled in the yicin.
ity Of this location about eight years
ago by L. II. Keller on the Lola Maude
Amerson farm, in the southwest quar-.
ter OF section 20. 2s-1w, but the hole
was abandoned at 1000 feet due to
financial difficulties According to re.
ports. showing Of gas was encoun-
tered in the Keller well at s25 feet.
The Onwego Oil company has three
producers in the Walters field and in
addition to other oil interests runs a
string of filling stations in the northern
part Of the state.