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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
DEATH CLAIMS
!. DAVE 0DEN[,
i PIONEER
Sinton Banker and Noted
Peace Officer Dies
After Operation.

Dave Odem, GS, of Sinton, banker
farmer, pioneer Texas ranchman, &c
years a sheriff of his county and for
several years Texas ranger, died in
q hospital here at 2:2O o'clock Tues
Gay morning following an operation.
lie had been in poor health for more
Than two years but not until three
weeks ago did his condition become
critical.
Mr.. Odem was born in Live Oak
county in the days Of the open range.
He herded cattle and horses when
there was not barbed wire fence in
Texas. He went into the cattle bust
ness and after moving to San Patricio
county and becoming one of the found.
ers and the main builder of the town
OIL Slnton, he was associated in bust
ness with the late John J. Welder of
Victoria, and Joseph F. Green of Taft.
ROUTED THIEVES
When Mr.. Odem first went to San
Patricio county cattle rustlers were
very troublesome and he was elected
sheriff. He served one term. Then he
moved back to Live Oak county, but
he had made such a good sheriff that
the San Patricio ranchers insisted on
his return. He went back to Sinton
and was elected sheriff and held the
otfice for 26 consecutive years, re-
signing in 1914. When he resigned
the people of San Praticio county pre-
sented him with gold watch in APP
probation of his services. Mr.. Odem
made such a record in driving out
cattle thieves and enforcing the law
that his services were needed on the
Texas Ranger force and he served for
some time under Captain John IL.
TOWN NAMED FOR HIM
Being peace officer was not en-
tirely to the liking of Mr.. Odem and
ms he had amassed a considerable for
tune, being rated as one of the
wealthiest men in San Patricio coun-
ty at the time of his death, but he
served because the voters demanded
his service. In his latter years as
sheriff he hardly ever carried gun
and often when he had warrant for
a man he would send him word to
come in and surrender. The man he
wanted generally came in.
The town of Odem was named for
Dave Odem. He had about COCO
acres in farm lands there and near
S;nton. He was president of the Sin.
ton State Bank and of the Odem
State Bank at the time Of his death.
as well as being heavily interested in
the State National Bank of Corpus
Christi. He was n pioneer cotton
farmer in San Patricio county and the
first man to start fighting the boil
weevil in that section.
Mr.. Odem was n staunch Democrat
all his life and was devout Catholic.
being member of the Knights of
Columbus.
He is survived by three daughters
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
LIBRARIES CLOSE
ON ARMISTICE DAY

In observation of Armistice bay
the San Antonio Public Library and
the Woodlawn branch library will be
closed all day Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10
TEACHERS ORGANIZE
JUNIOR BIBLE CLASS

Organization of a Junior Bible class
will follow the regular business ses-
sion of the teachers Of the Agudas
Achim Sunday school in the syna-
goguc, Tuesday evening.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-10

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The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Closed Studebaker
Automobile Crosses
Country In 7 Days

In seven days the United States
has been crossed by a closed au-
tomobile, establishing feat of
significance to two industries-the
automobile and the moving pic
ture. Actual running time for g.
$40 miles was 96 hours, Is minutes,
Is seconds. The car was a stock
model Studebaker standard six
coach.
A remarkable feature of the run
was that a trained endurance driv-
er, vegetarian living on Califor-
MIA fruits, gave up the drive at
Kansas City, when his home-state
products ran out, and the rest of
the run was made in record time
by an amateur who never had at
tempted such driving.
This, with the fact that the car
was a stock model Studebaker ta-
ken off the sales floor at Los An
geles, made the rurl more nearly
akin to the experience OF the aver
age motor car driver than any sim
liar run ever made.
Mike H. Newman is the man who
brought the coach from Kansas
City, where it was two hours be-
hind schedule, into New York City
two hours ahead of running time,
after having rested Is extra hours
in Philadelphia.
The coach carried the first prints
of a Christie moving picture COM
edy, Seven Days" for a preview
showing in New York. Along the
route time was taken for number
of preview showings in the larger
cities, and this is expected to open
a new era in motion picture ex-
hibition.
Heretofore, these first showings
were made only in Los Angeles
San Francisco and New York. The
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15

rest of the country had to wait
until the film had made its premier
runs in these cities, not seeing the
best films for several weeks later.
AS q result of the success of this
run, particularly with driver un-
trained in endurance driving, the
Christie company plans to open TIE
rest of the country to premier
showings of their more importaCC
films hereafter, so that almost
every principal city in America will
have opportunity as soon as New
York or Los Angeles, to see these
previews before the film gets into
general circulation
Thus the films will not be old
by the time they reach the princi-
pal centers of population, and the
moving picture business will have
larger number of first showing"
centers which will result in in
creased patronage.
To do this by rails transporta-
tion would mean employment of
number of crews, whereas the auto
mobile has been shown by this
run capable of doing this work with
one crew, moving when and where
it will.
TrOuble-Free' Trip
The car left Los Angeles on
August &c on the shot of the start
ing gun fired by Mayor George
Cryer. An immense crowd cheered
the drivers on their way.
Mr. Newman arrived at the Col
ony Theater, New York City, It
1890 noon, daylight saving time,
September 2, making his cross
country run accord with the name
of the film, "Seven Days" in which
Lilyan Tashman, Lillian Rich, Ma
talie Joyce and Sallie Rand star.
No mechanical difficulty Of any
kind was experienced on the trip.
Though it was brand new Stude-
baker coach, an average of 1872
miles to the gallon of gasoline was
achieved. The car arrived in New
York in perfect condition, as did
the driver, who enthusiastically
proclaimed the Studebaker coach
the sweetest running car" he had
! ever seen.
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Mr.. and Mrs. GreaVes
See ROund.UD

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Greaves mo-
tored to Barney's Big tank Sunday,
making the trip for recreation.
About 1900 head of cattle had been
rounded up and were at the tank
ready for dipping.
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Friday Night Club
Holds Opening Event

The Friday Night Bridge club
met in it's first social function of
the season at the home of Mrs.
Marshall Janeway Friday evening.
Three tables of bridge were played,
with Mrs. G. W. Durham holding
high score for the evening.
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Mrs. Vance Wilson
EntertainS Clnh

Mrs. Vance Wilson was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Thurs
day bridge club, which held a de-
lightful meeting at her home. High
score was held during the after
noon by Mrs. Glide Matthie.
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden
To Entertain Informally

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Madden are
planning an informal affair in the
form of a get-acquainted party for
Friday evening, when the teachers
and school directors will gather at
the Madden home for social eve
ming
The Winslow mail., 1925-09-15
Personal and
Local News
WEATHER REPORT
Returns From Phoenix

Returns From Phoenix
Ed Sawyer returned Friday from
a business trip to Phoenix.
To Williams
Mrs. Marie Williams spent the
weekend with friends at Williams.
Mrs. Steele Returns
Mrs. Cliff Steele returned this
morning from an extended visit in
the east.
From Williams
George McNelly, Santa Fe line
man at Williams, was Wirslow
visitor Friday
To Mormon Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond
spent the latter part of last week
at Mormon Lake.
To Long Beach
Miss Julia Mahoney left yester-
day for Long Beach, to spend a
vacation of two weeks.
Fraser returns
F. L. Fraser returned to Winslow
Saturday morning after spending
six weeks at Gila Bend.
To st. John
Leo Shreeve is visiting relatives
in St. Johns, having left last week
on a two-weeks' vacation.
IT, Toe AnnaIac
Bruce Matthie made a business
trip to Los Angeles, over the week
end, returning to Winslow Monday.
From Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of Los
Angeles are spending few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curl
BaZell.
To Glendale
J. Sancet and family left Friday
for Glendale, Arizona, where they
will make their home during the
winter.
Picnic at Lakeside
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seager and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Babcock and daughter,
Mary, spent Sunday on an outing
trip to Lakeside.
Brown Returns
Frank e. Brown returned Satur
day from Los Angeles, where he
has been receiving treatment at the
Santa Fe hospital.
To Snowflake
Grace and Rose Rhoton, daugh-
ters of A. E. Rhoton, left Saturday
for Snowflake, where they intend
to spend the winter.
To Williams
Mrs. w. L. Seabridge, who was
the house guest last week of Mrs.
William Darling, left Friday for
her home at Williams.
Pick Wild Grapes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carduff and
family motored for an outing to
Jacks Canyon Sunday, and spent
the day picking wild grapes.
To Los Angeles
Mrs. G. R. Lloyd left Friday
evening for Los Angeles, where
she will visit Mr.. Lloyd, who is
confined at the Santa Fe hospital.
Lunch Counter Manager
Ray Barbour, who has held the
position of day clerk at the Har-
vey House for several months, has
been made lunch counter manager.
To Prescott
F. H. Murphy, c. w. Galloway
and Henry Scorse are in Prescott
this week to; sit on the federal
trial jury, having left for Prescott
Sunday.
Goes After Car
Cliff Steel made trip Sunday
to Grants, New Mexico, to get his
Buick roadster in which he had
an accident near Grants about two
months ago.
Mrs. HungerfOrd
Mrs. Mary Hungerford, after
spending two weeks on the coast
has resumed her position in the
dry goods department of Babbitt
Brothers store.
Visits Mrs. Hart
Mrs. Charles Elkins and small
daughter, Betty June, visited with
Mrs. Les Hart, Thursday, while on
their way from Milwaukee to their
home at Needles.
To McNary
VIM. Franklin motored to Nc
Nary Thursday on a business trir
of a few days. He was accom-
panied by Joe Sponsler, Mrs
Franklin's father.
Visit Lukens
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Neel OF SaT
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