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New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

tempt to escape have been shaeklcd to-
gether.
Mayo was held at Mount Holly for
the murder Of John J. Fox, and was
later sentenced TO a life term. Duncan
was convicted OF killing Sergeant
Michael Gregory az Camp Dix. and was
afterward given fourteen 20 twenty
years for the crime. patrillo and viii
liana we're charged with being con-
eerned In hold-up.
walter II. Keown. attorney for Mrs.
Doris Brunen. said to-day he was con-
hdent he would be able 70 obtain the
sequittal Of Mrs Brunen. No evidence
mas been brought forward. Keown said.
Whieh even remotely would connect the
accused wife with the crime He added
that he believed the evidence he will
submit when the trial resumes on Mon.
aay largely will Offset the testimony
on behalf Of the prosecution tending 10
implieate aohr.
heown said he would move on Mon
Gay Tor Mrs. Brunen's acquittal. Fail
ing this, he said, ne probably would
place the accused woman on the stand
q testify on her own behalf. He indi-
Gated also that Mohr would be permit
ted 70 tell his story as one Of the wit
nesaoa for the defense. The case Is
not expected % reach the jury before
the end Of next week.
Mrs. Brunen slept we'll last night IN
the Mount Holly Jail, officials said TO
day hohr, however. was up late
studying the notes OF the testimony
given at Fridays hearing. Charles NJ.
Powell, whose confession resulted In
mohr's arrest and the charge OF mur-
der against him and Mrs. Brunen. was
visited on Friday night az the Jail by
his wife, who took with her their In
iant To-day the Jurors visited the
Brunen home ~ Riverside, In company
with two deputy sherlfs. Their OBJ.
ject was TO familiarizc themselves
with the scene Of the shooting.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Army Orders

From TIE Trbuns's WasAinOfoa Bursou
WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-Army orders
follow.
Medical
bartholomew. Capt. d. C., 20 ~ warren.
cudllpp. Capt r. l., 20 ~. ontario.
Moore. capt l.. o. W, 60 Manila.
Crawf0rd. Capt. ". a, 20 Panama
Fisher. capt. ". r.. 60 Panama.
Tobin. L. W. W. hOnorably discharged.
Infantry
Parker. Col J. u. 20 Kqnsas City.
nucker. II. Col. q. T.. TO Omaha.
Castle. II. Col W A.. 70 Ft. Thomas
Miscellaneous
knight. It. o.. r. A.. 70 Preside Of
Monterey.
Ruon. Capt C.. r.. r. A.. 70 ~ Hoyle.
sprouie MAJ " A., Vet. C.. 70 Honolulu.
carter. II. W. k., Air syo., 70 Panama.
Claude. L. l.. Air svc.. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Pepper and Reed at Dinner
Guests Of Pennsylvania Society,
Pinchot and SprouI Sneak

George Wharton Pepper and David
A. Reed, Senators from Pennsylvaaia.
were the guests Of the Pennsylvania
Society last night at It's twenty fourth
annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel.
CASTOR Liebert, French Consul Cen
eral, decorated Barr Ferrere, secretary
OF the society, with the Legion Of
Honor for distinguished service In
aid OF France during the war and
since"
The speakers were Senator Pepper,
Governor William Sproul and Gov
ernor-elect Clifford Pineot. Charles M.
Schwab presided.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Netherlands Minister Arrives

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ii6.-Dr. A.
G. d. De Graef, recently appointed
Minister from the Netherlands 70 the
United States, arrived here to-day on
the steamship President Cleveland. Dr.
De Graef was Minister 20 Japan be-
fore receiving the new appointment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

iaine 70 show cause why the annulment
decree should not be set aside has been
pending FOR some time.
An action for damages on TIE ground
Of breach Of promise was brought some
time ago against whitney by Miss Fon-
taine. This suit still Is pending.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

General weather NonohioAh
WARRINGTON. Dec. is.--Pressure was
n ard falling tonight from the loneI
~ Valley souihwestward 70 the NO
rt11t. with the lowest barometer reae-
kr istt inches Al Fort Worth. Tex. while
VI pressure prevailed over praetically
n ether regions There have been rams
rfsin the last twenty-four hours N the
Vln valley. Tennessee. the east Oull enu
rlh Atlantic states and In northeIh y
t-isrnia and local SHOWS IN portions OF
~ axe region South Dakota ana the
nrh.r Rocky Mountain states. The tenn
itirt was lower to-day IN virginia anu
~ ltie.lnas and 81 was somewhat higher
ne southern lake region southwest
- y ne RIO Grande. but much coloeT
s,r las again overspread the entire
,tsu- many stations reporting more
A.. tsgiies below zero and several ~
NOV zero az p. m. tonight
.t Srivesiefn disturbance viii move
M -1.s'sfd during the next two days.
,-,sa = Niendtd by snow or rain IN
s,-si.,.n, =, tsrthern and rain IN southern
Az -, - q the Mississippi River sun
iss,s 4. o,.iy night. and Il Will be fol-
v,,,i.,H yreilly fair and much colder
t,, ~, h,ttil, except that local SHOWS
~ n. t y northern New England
4 ~ e.g hti region and local rains
A' f'rlil bsslnsuia.
~, f~..,a s.s y Districts-Eastsrn New
als !, nAhtfn New EnRland-SnoW or
a,sey ~ and tonight, tomorrow
rl tho tclder.
AZ 80 fsnnsylvania-Rain or snow to-
5.g,. ie-uight probably followed by
hq cooler Tomorrow.
\ u. .',.tlt,y. Maryland and Delaware
r,r,., ~ eoatt and rain or snow In the
ats, "'Qai; tomorrow clearing ana
p.lsl'.. Nev York--snow to-day and
"'meTow colder Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Weather Report

l1s 49, 7,fla.m. sun sets. $3.50 .. m.
IL, rl.es.. $3.50 pm. Moon sets t.i3 am.
Isnl FOrecast.--Snow or rain TO-DAY
~ fo.nlRht. Tomorrow, cloudy ana
.iss. Increasing easterly winds. shlftlnE
Z FsH by tomorrow.
Ihtl Official RecOrd.-The following
sI1,I frof, fhe Weather Bureau shows
.-tsrstures during the last twenty-four
hsrs in comprr rrison with the correspond
n cate Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

Hshest. 50 degrees. al 1;t5 p M. loM-
81 Al at a. m; average. 81 average
as date last year, 80; average same
1s ior thirty-throe years, %.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Humidity

o.. lr ?. o.. 300 ,. o.. s.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
General Weather condItions

Barometer Readings
a n. iolol D. m. 5o.42lS 2. M e0't1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-06
ARE YOU IN NEED
OF A TRAINED MAN?
Government Has Rpoat Much
Time ard Morey In Training
Returned Soldiers Have
Efficient Men To Offer

Tha Government \, training through
the voierans Rareaa over flo hoys IN
Oklahoma who were disabled 10 ths
worlds waf since that tlma these
hoys have h.en lahinK vocational
training and are finishing their
cou fos every day The employment
forsics of the Veterans Bureau viii
lo able 70 furnish 10 tho business mon
% fhls state an Kind OF skilled men
that they may n'od Ia thor msln 'ss
durng The next four years The sm
plo}ment reao entatlvc of ihl hunh Z
VIII have aeeess 10 $500 trained ytt.
erana 20 nll jobs 10 Oklahoma
These veterans have had 10th Ia
fifiuiional and placement tralur,
which makes ihom tsre lenprd men
" yoa Mr Guthrie business man. caa
use one IN your hasinofs write rle
Veterans nureau. gos Horn BLDG. oi
lahoma Ciil stating the hnd ~ m .
you can use
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PERT QUESTIONS
TO CANDIDATES

oklahoma Cay. ott chars ng
hai democratic leslslailre ION 81.
dates are carrying water on b.ih
shoulder. aud dsmandns fta sac
lssne bew ea tht iafmtr. hbor
league and the Cd line d.morrsl
elements b. brought mo ths open.
oifolrs or the csnsttaiioual Dame.
crate cut. THURSDAY nfihi mi.led
cui qosslioruires % sa democratic
legislsiiYe aom.n~s
a vas IN nlraitd thH similar
qu,aiionnairs viii rs mailed fo.n 20
the nominees on the state uctst
Ths s;ase-own. d bink. stiie-o~a-
"a uriis and iaatga - mptsu
fsa.urss of ihe shawuso piif3rm
arr made the bisls Tor lho quests NJ
asked Ths thfss eaestloas foeou
do You believe IN a atiis own
"a aud operated bank a. provided
f3r In che shawnte platform $50
viii you oppoae cr enppof. such
measure u introduced IN tha ier
furer
DO sou believe ir fhe roltsf fi
ihe sate oNnng aud Operating
mills. elevators ard warshouss and
Wis kau anaaars - .r...... I.ta. a
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l\DiiI ~ ~ TWO
MILLION BOOZE piOI

caleaeo. 'il. ot 6 Indictment.
arainft fory three persons alleged
q b. connected with ths NeN
DREAMS and ch.cro sgoel "a
bootleg ring nero returned today bi
M federal grand Jury before tuis.
Wlterton The mines of those ln.
dioied are llp secret until arrest,
have been made
The ries + one % which no ai.
lsgg.ng rng Is fiId 20 have snug
giod lqno- yaiatl a $4,000 into Ntw
ori ara from bermuda and then run
% 20 Calcaro using Pullman uoftsrf
cad soms conductors on three trains
leaving NeW orisana daily a.
csrlsra Ths iiquor vas carrtd Ia
sifei con sifss under seats To- ih|
passenger coaches
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CHILDREN SAVED FROM
DEATH BY QUICK WITS

Chitago. Oct e-Baryinv thsi.
1hezds ln blankets. the two children 81
'NrE- Nsiire Wild. e. saved then
selves from ssphyKisticn uben their
fsnoiher. vbo sad she wzs desaondeni
because she coul1 not ind Al sps-,-
.ae.t - a reasonable rent turned o.
-se Ess IN an atismpt to XII herr 4
rnt babies isxt nlxht
Nff. Eil6 vas found snconscioas
-f'hYsscizns said she nlght recover
Martha AGED five. and gslies fhrss
-ers bit eighty affected.
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No PENRN FOR con
sTt\TINE III SENS

P1rss Oct s-E1 Kirg CouFiasi-ae
1 !. 10 d1nger q esirs re1Uees g.
- p<nury whicA emtiuersd sne lsst
dxys q forrner Empero- Charles q
Aus,ras-Hu-Ezry. according q Greek
circles N Pzr.s
4 ls asserted that coasta1iine tok
rre,1Eii ~ aEzins; thk lo1g 40 aad
kas le.e,e e. god frIros ls-lesaes esef
ia safs irves.nents. tepos.ist paTt 3
a Ss~ Tork. Brazil and swiire lana.
Il as1t'oa. a. soo- - the sifas-
TN u Greece be-4me dlfQli-f.nr.
tie z.zEnltice1i jewels q ouesn So
gkse ant ihs royal h0usehois pate
~srs shlppe6 on 70 ZuricA. switEer-
Aas. q charge o a t-ssted freed
z-e safely ss5cs..rs in the Vz-if o, .
sark there.
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Bodies
Burned
To Crisp

Cobalt. Ont.. Oct ga heavy
rain this morniug had Nirinall,
qaenehea the forest firs~ ahoai
he eifv whie hiook q toll II
possibly sixty lives ami wiped
the town ~ liaiieyhury and sev.
erzl snail settlements oni of *.
sSfeDcr.
Thirty.ihree hodies have hetu
recovered IN the Scsrred Wr.ek
AZ ihai a week ago was iially
haFs Msuy more persons ar
missing
Train lasas - tents fooi
hesiaing and other supplies arr
srrlving row Is aid the a0Al
homeless who have wandered
inio Cobalt
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another Prohibition
In Order. No
More Lap-Setting

pss Neires is~a. Oct e-Ths
~sNt prehieltlss n srssr seatisrsn
s--sos r,.ss net siis~ year lsss .
81 - ycur lap
n ths prlNssy - the psFler. yet
= she . ~fliine-but srspAstiosi ,
at " tie seat q a. sutsra ehas
T~eno ~eren represertine shs
v c. 7. O. she v ~. c. A. she
Memers clus 81 ths ctn. IRE
Travellers Aid seeists, ths Minis.
teral Association. ths 6sris' Cen.
r,0alty clue sra ths Y. ~ c A
ret ~ith chlef q Pollee John Q.
tszr.-,sne here snc asnsnasc IN
rsseiot.sn tat ths sits seo-ei' psss
a. ersinanee prehielilas tie lead
lns ef astereeiies q ths polnt "thss
TIE siris have 70 - on TIE meas
isps"
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New York. Oci & Giants and
NankS. having attempted 10 an.
oeaSe thousands Of fans who were
not whit satisfied when the
vcond world series game was
allied IA nmpires IT. the tenth
nnlng with the score tied aa
hy giving he entire DAYS reccipts
70 disabled soldiers and charim
viurncd today % the business 81
.eiiling the championship
The umpires said IL was too
lark 10 play when the, called
he halt, hui there were few
fans who agreed with them
sbou the conditions Of daylight
Il may have been dark maybe
Umpire Hildehrand was fooled
~ Co0eans 5 Bluff, which PLAYS
queer tricks with its shadows
some times Any way. there was
Iouiie difference of opinion IN
ne matter.
Some three ar four thousand
Of the fans could not forget
their dissatisfaction. They had
watched ibc Yankees fight a
long uphill battle after Irish
Mcnsel'S homer into the left
field hleaehep had counted three
runs for TIE Giants IN the first
inning. and they wanted 10 see
finish They could not under
stand why this wish should not
pc granted them And thp
fused
They rallied AZ the umpires un-
al the nmpires found cover, then.
because there was no one else
lef, On which 10 vent their feel
ines they turned 10 Commissioner
lands. the boss If all major
league BASEBALL and they said 20
him many things
Commissioner Lands did not
have anything 10 do with calling
the gAme, bat be made nice
target for their bombardment Of
criticism Having talked them.
selves out. hey went home
The owners Of the clubs and
the PLAYERS did not want any
body "a think the game had been
called deliberately. 80 that they
could play another game and
take IN more money. 80. after
consultation with Lands they de-
eided they would not keep one
red cent
So. In the game today the
Giants peeved because they felt
the called game Of yesterday was
unjust. went in the game today
with a firm determination 10
win ard they did
II was q pitchers battle, large
~ with Scott of the Giants. play
ing the stellar part lie pitched
an air-iighi game. allowing ONLY
four hits 10 the Yanks aud not a
tally. The Giants hit the fank
pitchers twelve times and garn-
erred two tallies in the third and
one n the eighth inning.
An unusually large crowd wit
messed the Yanks' defeat The
dav was cool and the sky clear.
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MIGHT HAVE BIIN
\ SERIOl = INCIDENT

Misa N. ginla flhpn hlah school
efl aaaahsRr 81 500 ami Nr kafl
fllfon waa walking on che VIM street
pavement on her WAY 90 school ysa
iefaay when she dropped d book sha
stopped 70 pick O. up a taffisi cat
struck her and sho rolled 20 one slss.
r. tunaiely inlanug her Doe slightly
The city commissioners should 90 one
u tso things close Vine street n a..
iomoblls traffic Or aee that the sehuel
children aud others keep 20 the side
walk and leave ihe street 10 traffic
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WALTON AND FIELDS
or rHE HUsTLiNcs

oiusee. Oct We are iO per
cent Tor lack WALTON Thlt banner
stretched aoross Main street az Hoi-
lis tells the story of s,riirnt IN
The short graEs c1un.ry. according
10 she consensus among democratic
leaders IN Harman and Jacas n
counties
Harmon cgna'y aas one OF hs
few 10 ihs afate IN which wshon
wa third man u ibe primary. bu.
his reception - Holl.a Wedrftday
nigh. Indicated ihli ne democrscy
there Is behind fhs nomlnes for the
November contest. virtually to a
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-06

Thrre Rivers. Qaehee Oct G.
4 light rain which fell coniinn.
ou,ls over fhis region carly %.
dsv enabled the frr fighter q
rWb the progress of ne forest
fires which RACED yesteriss along
the ;. Msuriee river Telenhone
messages from Grand Mere
GrarieS Pilcs and Shewinigan
Falls announced that The fire.
were practically under coaiFol
AMI that the danger q 4 co0ils.
cratic had temporarily di>ap-
pesrei
4 large ares q valuable tim
isr land was devastated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-06

Wakoner Oct c-Tnrnirr INFO
huskogee county aftsr address lng
the bigsest and most enthusiastic
gathering " the week. enc which
completely covered the courthouse
lawn At TahisqBah ard oysrfiousd
onto sidewalk. John Fields jo.usd
forces with Ahoe Robertson. seooad
oinfrici congressional nominee a.
ibs repubiie1n party and the so
made q vsriiabls march a triumph
INTO Auskogse snd oB 70 fhis point
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New SHOW CASES
FOR GRAY DRUG sroe-

crays drug store vii soon have =
complete new sgstem of glsss show
cases 70 take place Of the old style
eases- Some of the furniture hs-
> nTsa saa Is beng Installed
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ssn Diego. calu Oe, = shortly
before eleven o'clock this mofslnr
fAautsnsnta MeRsady ana Kelly fiy'nS
me army mono plane P.a m an en-.
daranos record nigh, dropped a note
on Rockwell fold stating that ths ar
plane wa. 70 forming perfectly an
that shey would romala IN the air ansh
thslr gasoline and oil wefs exhausted
A that time they had been "a The ar
tw.ntynlne hours and four minutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-06
Colds Angry, May
Seek Legislative Help

Madison Wis Oct &C Coedu Of the University OF Wis
consn are up They undecided quitting the
university asking the legislature 10 the natL
tuition
The excitement caused BY recent ruling Of the dean
ordinance passed by the city Of Madison
classifying the famous junior promenade and the military ball
: public dances
They are the important social Of he school
year.
Goods prohibited by the dean Of from attend.
ing public dances under penalty Of expulsion The city
that cocd attend the and the
from Of
Another point issue the closing Of all student dances
midnight instead Of o'clock Professors have complained
that students have Saturday morning classes beary
eyed tired yawning and aedag in knowledge all because
they attended o'clock party Friday night The question
viii be settled within week when students deans and city
officials get together
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ANOTHER SUIT FILED ~ OIL
COMPANY AGAINST MEXICO

~ =" - ~ TIL
Vera Cruz Oct 9 Salt tas been
'nled ~ the Trans Continental Oh
company against the state ~ ysr4
Cruz q test the consiiiutioaalliy q
TAXATION a Oh production ani of the
aKation of ~ production and of fae
property u Oh companies
The company asks an iniunct.0n
against the decree
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REBELS AGAIN GIVING
TROUBLE IN OIL REGION
n - - -.

Vera Cruz. Oct e-The runboat
1araEhoza has sailed for Turpam With
700 roldisfs 70 reinforce The federal
military IN the oil region where re-
newai of rebel activities Il reported
Additional Seinforocmen,s VII leave
Sunday o Ibs steamship Salloasl.
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pEsocHsTic SPEAKING
acre SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Ozs q tie zost sios1esf speaks-s
= the state III b q TIE ioca' fsrn ,
crztic hea1q-zrtsTs sstzrczy zfsss-
49,. Cd OElaho-s state bznk CO.
-. ard VII Selirer er address y fhs
vUerx esezking 70 beglz -
ociock Tos srs Invlte1
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Washington Approximately ass
see railroad workers lon the service n
the strike iast July accordlng 10 the
Interstate Commerce Commission The
total numtor of an railroad employees
on July Is was 'ttNs2l or en- $40 les
than one month before
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Tso pseoosEo ~
coyEaNoe OF NlecIkIs

Ri<kzo1d. Va. Oct s.-GoTsruor
TrzkIe fo64y pzr1onas sit.z Il
rz-<s z-t Pre- Aiiez- corvscfez e.
zzrzsr q tie recoz6 6egree Il con-
.ectsoz rlfh he shootins - q L.
oosrs houzs a. HIEFvrls. Va. u fs'7
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Ordinance assoelatlan and afflll
ated engineering societies
Shells with fuses devised %
withstand ihe shock ~ firing yet
withhold their detonation until
they touch the cloth ~ an air.
plane wing We'd for honnrs with
equally deft proieetiles II 1000
pounds whose fuses wait until
l6 inches ~ armor steel has heen
penetrated before they explode
their destructive charges The
former were d,loped for lie
stfueiion of fragile aircraft and
the later for use against hattie.
ships and Qualifications An
other airplnae development viii
he shown tonight when flares
viii he ,lrnppsd having Nffieient
power a. Hight Il whole field ~
action hollow for ak Or seven
minutes with Glare equivalent
10 that ~ 10000 ordinary slec.
trio bulbs
4 reconnaissance traeiur ear
rsine . crew 81 tive designed %
maintain ~ miles au hour In
rough eonnnry and cross any
stream with Ia boat shaped body
ami screw propeller, attracted
considerable attention Self pro
pellsd ammunition carts capable
n supplying front lines who're 10
Dads are available and the appsi'
cation ~ the radio telephone 70
tank warfare and improvements
IL aniiiank guns alao we're
demonstrated
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DAUGHTERS % coNFLDTRAcY
TO mELr in hovGMBra

Birmingham. Ala Oct confl
slon concerning iho date fof iha sn.
nual meeting here % the Unite /
Daughters % the Confsdemei
hroaghi os announcement ~ 0saefs
Chaa man that the confentlan w,l
take place November ii-so sla hun
dred DELEGATES are expected
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nE FOUND WHAT ne WAS
LOOKING FOR

ArErnore. Oct E--Wliilzr y Slz.eT.
fsr-er = Provi3erce. met ney
TRAD al nlEht uhlie b0th wers
fhirsty. ToEethsr they fo1nd rozss ?
tAirx 70 drfrk Al cne o'ci5ek - :
-o--srr so-e auto tosrats fogns
Sxse~ il 4 dG1sd consitio1 ~ u
sartz Fe sa1zcf a,l ths price q ;
kzis Q; c0tto- he had sod n the II
tsrxooz- his ss;ct Ard . Fi-g u.ss-
Ing
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Giants
Win 3 to
Naught
THr LINEUP TO-DAY

umpirss--klsr tNl. chief q, plate,
HhoeerAnc tAl.i aswbase, Mcchr.
mica tNl, ssSenaeasss Oven. tAl.
thirchase
Tine y game ~.
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Z sOper the Wire

TULSA. OkiA. fNl1he DRILLING ID
the oll fields % the Oaago nation va
forbidden hy the government
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TWO FRENCH OFFICERS
KILLED ~ RIOT
rTn rha Asanelalsf preael

Carlo. Oct. s,--T~o French off.
Gers were killed ourlns an stack on
the svtonobiie o. isiirn pssha. COVER
nor of Hsuran, IN French Syria, a. the
soyerner's party was leaving the cap.
itsi yesterday, according 70 report
from rslisble sources.
isiin psshs vas wounded In the iee
sns his shsvffsvr ard secretary were
injured.
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CREEKS ACTIVE IN THRScE:
FRENCH OBJECT

Paris Oct. s,--Ths French govern
nsnt hss Instructed its minister st
Athens 70 protest against the Greek
soysrrment's having sent reniforcs-
merits 70 the Greek army IN Thrsss-
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sAnKRuprs LIABILITIES
t,oA. .sao.sss,si2,ssa

san Frnclfc1. OF s.~pseanss b.
owe. more money than there i IN
the world. outside u nasala. oeofs
rhom,s Jones. u saa Josecaiii, III
"a q bank uptry petition to-daY.
Jones' said ihs amount due hls prin-
'slpal creditor n tloitto1laaiafes'
ie and 4 iadEmen, against him By
,hs Superior Court u Santa Clara
County
In 1907 he borrowed 800 from
llenry u stuart a 10 per cent later
est compounded monthly Recently
stuar, brought an aeton 20 recover
Mathematical experts finally figured
N 90 The court hsld AGAINST Jones.
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Chattanooga. Tenn d. A Chand
Ter parauhule inmpsr drowned Nh q
ho fell in the Tennessee river
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Chicken thieves are busy again o.
he Eezf sade. Last night Z II. Sta
thaz cs . haif dozen bioo1sa chick
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