Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 2

EAGE TWO MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA WEBNESDAY AUGUST 1937 Dean Adams Calls for One House Legislature Among Governmental Reforms visited in Quapaw Sunday at the home of the sister Mrs rank Hudson and Mr Hudson Mr and Mrs Robbins and daughters Wanda and Betty vis ited in Crane Mo over the week end with JIrs sister Mr and Mrs Charles Eads and daughters" Billie and Jean who have been visiting in Baxter Springs with Mr' and Mrs Oscar Gilbert have returned to their home in Kennett Missouri Neal Kelly and children John and Marion Jean Kelly and Raymond ry spent the week end in Huntsville Ark with Mrs mother Mrs Creech and son Ralph Marjorie and Barbara Broyles have returned to their home in Chanute Kas "after visiting here with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Gibson Mr and Mrs Hixson Davis and daughter" Norma Jean of Che mung Hl are visiting at the home of the sister Mrs George Prauser and family" Gene and Bob Truelove of Earls boro Tex are visiting in Baxter Springs with their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Sidney Truelove Mrs Pauline Marshall of Joplin was a guest Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Wooldridge Ben Wooldridge was transacting business in airland Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ernest Skiles 1825 East avenue announce" the birth of a daughter born Mr and Mrs Hayward and children Marjorie Ann and Lewis Jr left Saturday to make their home in Tul a Mrs Grace Hartley and Miss Mary Williams returned Sunday front a business trip to Chicago Air and Mrs Jack Shafer and son Billy of Lawrence Kas have been visiting here with Mrs Shaf mot her Mrs ames and other relatives and friends Mrs Jay Thomas was a week end guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas at their home in Jasper Mo Miss Betty Jean Harr of Kansas City is visiting here with her father Robert Harr and her aunt Mrs Barnes Mr and Mrs aulkner and daughters Mrs' Leta Zilar and Miss Milly Ruth aulkner visited friends in Carthage Mo Sunday and Mrs Roland Holmes and daughter Gayle of Pittsburg were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Shenk Mrs Paul Smith is visiting in Bartlesville Okla at the home of her sister who is ill Miss Margaret ones of Kansas City has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartin and children Mary Ann and Jack mo tored to Bagnall dam Sunday Lance Wene who recently un derwent a major operation in a hospital at Halstead Kas re turned home Sunday His condi tion is greatly improved Mr and Mrs A Hamrick of Joplin were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Royse The Rev and Mrs William A Hubbard and Mr and Mrs Cardin were dinner guests Thurs day evening of Mr and Mrs Ben Messenger at their summer home Snug Harbor near Riverton Mr and Mrs Ed Hawes and daughter Alvaretta have returned from a vacation trip to Colorado Springs Colo east' Held by Senate Democrats WASHINGTON Aug Pledges of party harmony echoed among Senate Democrats today but the voice of President Roose velt was missing from the chorus The President because of "pres sure of other things" did not at tend the dinner held last night by the Democratic sen ators recently split over legislative issues He paid tribute to the hon or guest Senator Barkley tf Ken tucky new majority leader in a note which said in part: "He has two great gifts for which he ought to be thankful and for which we are truly grateful a sense of perspective and a sense of humor which enables him to distinguish between the ridi culous and the Publicly there was no comment on the failure to attend or to make a general appeal for party harmony in his message some of those who fought his court bill however speculated privately about its possible significance Gang' Hunted In West Maryland BALTIMORE Aug Police extended their hunt for members of the notorious 40 miles into western Mary land today on the basis of reports two of the gangsters were in hiding near rederick The fugitives are Alfred Brady and James Dalhover Clarence Lee Schaffer a third member of the gang which has been charged with various crimes in mid western cities ranging from jail break to bank robbery and murder also is being hunted in this section PATRONAGE EVIL IN STATE GIVEN 'VICIOUS' LABEL Addressing Bristow Lions Militant Educator Hits At BRISTOW Okla Aug Dr A Adams militant dean of the college of business admin istration at the University of Okla homa proposed in an address here today to state govern ment by creating a one house Legis lature shorn of impeachment power Dean Adams proposed as a in an address be fore the Lions club here destruction of vicious patronage system now enforced upon the execute departments by members of the Adams who recently was criti cised sharply by Allen Nichols Senate president pro tempore for his public Utterances declared one of the dangers in our modern democracy is the determi nation' of governmental policies through 'I ime asted Now said he one house Legislature of less than 5i) mem bers would be easier to keep up with than the large two house sys tem we now 1 Adams declared a one house waste time awaiting action by the other house' or to hurry because of the piling up of The dean Said he agreed with former Gov William Murray that the power of impeachment be taken 'from the state Senate and placed in the state judiciary the days of Gov Jack Walton or even he said is said that legislative leaders have frequently if not constantly held a threat of impeachment over OUR KILLED IN LORIDA PLANE CRASH our persons were killed and five injured when this' Eastern Air Lines transport plane crashed at Daytona Beach la i Is at ive Mile Those attending were Joan Robbins Mildred Miles Ernestine Berry Mabel Everett Hazel Haddock Betty Lou Ritter Mary Kenney Camilla Hayes Vona Hendrix Louis and Billy Adkins John Williamson Jr Donald Clap saddle Robert ranklin Alvin Brewer Billy ranks Gene Put man Jack ranklin Mrs Ritter Mr and Mrs Had dock Mrs Clapsaddle and Mrs Grover Kenney Miss Hattie Stoskbpf and Miss Priscilla Jones entertained a group children at a swimming party at pool at ive Mile Monday evening Those attending 'were Betty Jane Sims Suzanne Chubb Mary Caroline Chubb Bob by Banes Gordon Zimmerman Miss Stoskopf and Miss sJones The condition' of Mrs Leonard Bartlett 522 East ifteenth street the head of each governor to force who underwent a major operation him to accede to their demands to August 2 in a Joplin hospital is do their reported to be much improved Impeachment a Club Mr and Mrs Sims enter Adams said there were tained at a 1 dinner if not threats of movements to at their home Sixteenth street and start similar proceedings against Governor Marland during the first part of his Only by removing the power of impeachment Adanis said we be able to free our chief executive from the clutches of designing legislators" Referring to a House resolution in the Sixteenth Legislature for an investigation of patronage Adams said of the timid employes of the university expressed appres hension that they might lose their positions because they had not been recommended by" members of the Legislature" Adams declared political ap pointnfents and summary removals were the efficiency and effectiveness of government" and proposed that appointments he made on the ability of the appointee to perform useful serv ice to the BAXTER SPGS Past Party Mrs A Osborn entertained the members of the Past Presidents rub of the Baxter Relief corps and 20 guests at an all day ieeting and covered dish luncheon held riday: at her summer home Red Oak I Cleveland avenue Guests and Mrs George SnVder and chil drn Billy Allen and Dickie of St Joseph' Mo' Mrs Ramey and sons: Edward Jr: and Jimmy of Monrovia' Cal Mrs rank 'Sims Mr and Mrs Alva Qldhom and Mr and Mrs Cecil Qldhoni of Carthage Mo M' arit rs George nyder and children Billy Allen and Dickie' who have been visiting in Baxter Springs as guests at the home of Mrs Snyder's sister Mrs: Sims and Sims left Sunday for their home in St Joseph Mo They were accompanied home by Mary Kat herine Sjms who is visiting in St Mr and Mrs 'Charles Hawes of Joplin were guests at the of 'their son Ed Hawes andMrs Hawes: Charles' Kelly spent Monday in Hoc kc rville with Mr and Mrs John Ball rs i ck Dodd a son Bon io have retui ned to their home in Commerce after visiting in Baxter Springs at the home of the: for mer's parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Gilbert Mrri 5 Ramey and sons Ed ward Jr and Jimmy left Monday for their home in Mon i rovia Cal after a two lodge west of Riverton on Spring river Guests wore: Mrs Maurice Byrd: and Miss Marion Tucker of Kansas City Mb Mrs Al termatt Mrs Gus Stempke Mrs MontgomeryMrs John Royse Mrs John Archer Mrs Nora Belle visit in Baxter Springs with Mrs sister Mrs Simsand familyfri' ri Mr and Mrs loyd Conway of Picher were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs' Ben Wooldridge Mr and Mrs Sidney Truelove Cullifer Mrs Melissa Congdon Mrs Ellen Peters Mrs Ida Swal ley Mrs A Gaines Mrs Arde lia Peters Mrs Elizabeth Puo Mrs Della Podgorney Mrs Lula! Jackson Betty Lou Stempke Do i rothy Lile and Sally Mitchell and I Margaret Jane Osborn? Members present were Mrs Richards Mrs Hocker Mrs Myra Congdon Mrs Emma Gray Mrs Annas Keenan Mrs Hocker Mrs Glenn Mitchell and Mrs Os born The next meeting of the club will be held riday September 3 at the home of Mrs Annas Keenan st Eighth street and 'Washington avenue: Class A meeting of the class of the irst Baptist Sunday school was held riday afternoon at the church with Mrs A 'Worley Mrs A Trigg and Mrs A Mc Allister as hostesses Ill rs Mary Shoopman was leader of the de votional period The birthdays of Mrs Robbins and Mrs Levi Turner were observed Those attending were Mrs Haddock Mrs Richard Scott Mrs A Moore Mrs Ben Coffelt Mrs 0 Tener Mrs Wells Mrs A San socie Mrs Clapsaddle Mrs Mary Shoopman Mrs Nut ting Mrs 0 ain Mrs Rob bins Mrs Ida Ray Mrs Levi Turn er the Rev and Mrs Ellis Og den and the three hostesses The next meeting of the class will be Meld riday Sept 3 Intermediate Picnic The Intermediate department of the Sunday school of the irst Haptist church held a picnic and swimming party Monday evening WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL SHRINE AWAITS DEDICATION aU jgg MW Medieval in desigp yet the latest word in architectural construction the beautiful Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun on Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Springs will be formally dedicated Sept 6 Shown above the pink granite monument to the memory of the late cowboy philosopher was constructed from 6500 cubic yards of stone taken from one huge granite boulder nearby pnd contains no wood nor nails Anchored on 28 feet of solid rock it is surmounted by a sodiuni vapor light that can be seen at a distance of 125 miles at night loors are of imported red Italian marble and terrazzo Thirty men toiTed for almost two years to complete the 100 fodt tower built under the direction of Spenser Penrose Colorado Springs sportsman and art patron whose tree fringed estate is in the left back ground The Penrose owned Broadmoor hotel pool and golf course are in the right background Con taining frescos depicting history of the Pike's Peak region the shrine is already gpen to the public PICHER SCHOOL BOARD MEETS Miss Genevieve Stovall Is Elected Treasurer Community Briefs PICHER Aug Miss Gene vieve Stovall secretary to Supt Pfost was elected treasurer of the board of education of District 15 at a special meeting of school board members in the high school last night The position was for merly held by Russell Doss county treasurer Jack Thompson board member was elected clerk of the board to succeed Miss Stovall who was clerk during the last school year A committee of Superintendent Pfost and Mott board mem ber was appointed to negotiate with an automobile stunt man on a proposed stunt show to be present ed on the high school athletic field within the next three weeks Plans were made to put the high school lawn in condition for the opening of school Sept 6 The bid of A Hunt to do the sanitary work in the schools of District 15 during the next school year was approved and accepted The school bus commit tee of Pfost and Charles Landreth another board member reported but the work was not completed An other meeting of the board mem bers is planned for tonight for that purpose Scout Camp Opens Approximately 25 Boy Scouts are in camp at Cave Springs today it was announced by members of the executive committee whose efforts have made the camp possible for the Scouts of the Northern Otta wa county district The camp is un der the direction of George Karch of Bartlesville who was in charge of the camp last year Court of honor will be conducted by Mr Karch next Tuesday night and camp will break Wednesday morn ing This is the fourth annual sum mer camp staged by the northern Ottawa Boy Scouts Guess What' Citify Members of the Guess What club were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs Violet Johnson bn North Pearl street Luncheon was served at noon followed by a social hour during which games were played Mrs Mary Alice Thompson and Mrs Nadine Inman were con test winners The remainder of the afternoon was spent piecing quilts In conclusion the group presented the hostess with a miscellaneous shower Members present included Mesdames reda Mooney and baby Imogene McGeehee and son Na dine Inman Sylvia Shook Opal Boyce Cleo Cantrell Mary Alice Thompson and Miss Clara Mae Webb Mrs Ollie Roates was a spe cial visitor The group will be en tertained next Tuesday with an outing and picnic at ive Mile with Miss Webb as hostess Baptist Workers Council The Rev and Mrs Bergen Mrs Charles Ridley and Mrs Charles Gilstrap attended a meet ing of the council of the Northeast Baptist association at Pryor Tuesday Reverend Bergen was appointed vice moderator of the council to succeed the Rev Or ville Reid of Pryor who resigned his position to move to ort Worth Tex where he and Mrs Reid will study for missionary work abroad Miss Agnes Kokanour of San Diego Cal a former commercial teacher in the Picher high school spent last Thursday and riday here visiting friends Miss Koka nour has a life appointment as a commercial teacher in the Hoover high school in San Diego Robert Stovall of Tulsa is ser iously ill at the home of his mother Mrs Dora Stovall 313 Picher street Josejh Zoblotsky of Taylor Tex was a guest of his brother and sis ter in law Mr and Mrs Isadore Zoblotsky and family several days this week Both brothers made a business trip to Neosho Mo Tues day Mr and Mrs George Hall return ed Monday from a visit with relatives at Springfield Mo Mrs Anna Osborn Mr and Mrs Ben Capron and Mrs A Lawlis left Monday to spend several days at Eureka Springs Ark Clarence Roney 608 East ave nue Baxter Springs was admitted to the American hospital yesterday morning for medical treatment Mrs Milcela Bartlett Wharton of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs rank Snyder and sons John and William of Nevada Mo attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Wharton grandmother of Mrs Davis Monday The Mary circle of the irst Bap tist church will be entertained to morrow afternoon at 2 in the home of Mrs Bergen 322 South Emily street with Mrs Roy McGeehee as devotional leader The Naomi circle of the irst Baptist church will meet at the church tomorrow morning at 9:30 to leave for a picnic at ive Mile near Baxter Springs Sir John alstaff famous Shake spearean character is the central figure in six operas I I Robert Reed (above) son of Mr and Mrs John Reed of Okla homa City was injtyed fatally when the Eastern Air Lines trans port of which he was co pilot crashed in Daytona Beach la OBITUARY WILLIAM A DANIELS William A Daniels 37 years old of Seminole died early today of paralytic stroke He was the son of A Daniels and Josephine Daniels of Miami uneral services will be held at 10 a Thursday at the Assembly of God church The Rev Cochran will officiate Born in Indian territory Dan iels was reared in Miami He went to Seminole 10 years ago Besides the parents he is sur vived by two brothers Homer and John ranklin both of Seminole and four sisters Mrs Lula Davis of Washington Mrs Marie Bartleson of Eufaula Miss Nadine Daniels of McAlester and Mrs Ray Thomas of Miami CRABTREE uneral services for Charley Crabtree 47 years old who dieT Monday at the Veterans hospital in Muskogee were to be held at 2 today at the irst Baptist church in Commerce He is sur vived by his wife Annice five step daughters Mrs Bertha Simp son of Hartford Ill Mrs Ralphine Mayes and Mrs Geraldine Ste phenson both of Miami and Viv ian and Wilma Dean Hooper both of Commerce one stepson Hal Hooper of Commerce and six sis ters Mrs Lora Leiss of Miami Route 1 Mrs Nellie Meeker of De catur Ark Mrs Lizzie Thompson of Leon Kas Mrs Lucy Mulva ney of Colorado Springs Colo Mrs Ethel Crosby of Walton Colo and Mrs Anna Alexander of Oronogo Mo The Rev I Taylor was to officiate at sendees Burial will be in A ceme tery under direction of the Mitch elson Undertaking company MRS ANNA YOUNG Mrs Anna Young 68 years old died late Tuesday afternoon at her Cardin home She is survived by her husband enwick Young four daughters Mrs Belle Page of Har bor City Cal Mrs A ilce Harvey and Mrs Margaret Wilcox both of Henryetta Okla and Mrs Tom Jones of Detroit Mich one son elix Young of Vinita neral arrangements are incomplete pending arrival of the daughter frem California The Mitchelson Undertaking company is in charge CUTBIRTH RITES uneral services for Carl Cut birth 29 years old who died Mon day at Grass Valley Cal will be held at the A cemetery chapel at 10 a Thursday The Rev Bergen of Picher will officiate Cutbirth is survived by his wife Audrey one daughter Norman Louise two brothers Leonard of Joplin and Glenn of Grass Valley and one sister Gla dene Cutbirth of Grass Valley The Mitchelson Undertaking company is in charge of arrangements KING RITES uneral services for Mrs Min nie King who died Tuesday at her home two miles east of airland were to be held at 2 30 to day at the airland Latter Day Saints church The Rev Ky ser of Miami was to officiate Burial was to be in airland ceme tery under direction of the Lane uneral home Indian Woman Dies At Age of 112 Years ARDMORE Okla Aug lP) One hundred twelve year old Anna Pickens a fullblood Chicka saw Indian whose parents came to Indian Territory when the Indian tribes moved from Mississippi be fore the Civil war days died at her home at McMillan 12 miles east of here early today She was the widow of I Hunter Pickens well known southern Oklahoma In dian who died in 1920 at the age of 108 years Until three days ago Mrs Pick ens had been in good health un eral services are to be held at Mc Millan this afternoon MARKET REPORTS Produce prices being paid in Miami today (subject to change tomorrow) Cream 28 Heavy hens 14 Lfyht hens 10 Roosters 07 Cow hides 06 Kansas City Livestock KANSAS CITY Aug (U Dept Hogs 1200 slow uneven mostly 10 15 lower than average no ship pers in top J13 sparingly bulk good to choice 170 270 pounds J1275 1290 280 310 pounds J12551275 light lights scarce sows 15 25 lower mostly J1050ll50 Cattle 6500 calves 1000 beef steers and yearlings opening fully steady spots stronger on the bet I ter kinds of grass steers other killing classes mostly steady Stockers and feeders little changed prime medium weight fed steers J1665 most early sales grass steers J75012 selected vealers $10 good feeders averaging 1025 pounds $10 medium and good grades Stockers $650850 Sheep 3000 spring lambs steady to 25 higher sheep steady top native and Colorado spring lambs $1075 most sales natives $1025 1075 Colorado ewes $475 Kansas City Grain KANSAS CITY Aug Wheat: 363 cars 4 lower to 414 higher No 2 dark hard 112 113 No 3 107 112 No 2 hard 110 No 3 104 107 No 2 red nominally 107 115 No 3 106107 Close: Sept 107 Dec 109 May 111 Com: 13 cars 1 higher to 3 lower No 2 white nominally 106 111 No 3 nominally 102 107 No 2 yellow nomi nally 111 115 No 3 nomi nally 107113 No 2 mixed nominally 106 110 No 3 nom inally 103 107 Close: Sept 92 Dec 65 May 66 nom inally Oats: 18 cars lower to 1 higher No 2 white 29 No 3 nominally 28 30 Chicago Grain CHICAGO Aug GP) Sud den late right about face action of wheat values today hoisted the Chi cago market 4 cents from earlier bottom levels and much more than wiped out losses The late rally of wheat prices in Chicago was influenced largely by a steep upturn of the Winnipeg market It was reported that the Saskatchewan wheat pool had pur chased 7000000 bushels of Can adian wheat for relief purposes Some reaction from the top took place in the final dealings At the close wheat futures in Chicago varied from cent net lower to advance Sept 113 Dec 114 corn off to up Sept 100 Dec 6767 and oats at decline to an equal ad vance Kansas City Produce KANSAS CITY Aug (M Springs 19 21 broilers 2022 other produce and poultry unchanged Chicago Produce CHICAGO Aug Poul try live 48 trucks steady hens 4 pounds up 22 less than 4 pounds 21 Leghorn hens 17 fryers colored 23 Plymouth and White Rock 25 barebacks 20 broilers colored 23 Plymouth and White Rock 24 barebacks 19 Leg horn 22 springs colored 23 Plymouth and White Rock 25 barebacks 21 roosters 15 Leg horn roosters 14 turkey hens 17 toms 16 No 2 turkeys 15 ducks white and colored 4 pounds up 16 small 14 old geese 13 young 15 Butter 11540 steady prices un changed Eggs 10241 unsettled prices unchanged Potatoes 62 on track 185 total shipments 240 steady sup plies moderate demand fair sack ed per cwt California white bur benks No 1 car $210 Idaho bliss triumphs II No 1 wash ed $L50165 cotton sacks $170 car unwashed showing spotted sacks $115 russet burbanks No 1 $177185 No 1 car $125 Oregon bliss triumphs No 1 car 55 Washington white rose No I medium size $145 russet burbanks No lfew sales $1 75185 com bination grade $160 No 1 car $125 MARKETS AT A GLANCE New York Stocks: Heavy oils resist' sell ing Bonds: Mixed loans ease Curb: Mostly lower mining shares lag oreign exchange Steady ster ling up a little Cotton: Lower favorable week ly weather report liquidation Chicago Wheat: irm Canadian relief buying Com: Uneven government re port bullish Cattle: 25 higher top $1760 Hogs: 15 25 lower top $1355 logged 'W KB it 4 Oscar Kay exhibits injuries suf fered in a flogging given him by a New Orleans girl who said he "talked her SHOWERS BREAK OKLAHOMA HEAT (Continued from Page One) and damaged roofs of many build ings here late yesterday Numer ous trees jyere uprooted between Licking Texas county and Willow Springs Eighty windows were broken in the high school building here A farm home near Licking was destroyed by fire after being hit by lightning Gale At Bagnell Dam LAKESIDE isher men dragged half a dozen shatter ed boats from the Lake of the Ozarks today and checked over damage done by the worst wind storm the lake had seen in six years Six tourists were rescued from a houseboat as the late af ternoon storm entered it against big Bagnell dam Game Warden Charles leetwood said storm sent waves so high some splashed over the roadway on tnp of the dam Lightning Wills Bov NEW YORK Aug A thunderbolt which startled people throughout Manhattan killed a 10 year old boy about to dive off a dock for a swim in the East river at noon today He was not immed iately identified Death by light ning in Manhattan is unusual po lice said owing to the fact that the high building attract and ren der harmless most of the bolts Emerson's Successor At Cromwell Dies WEWOKA Okla Aug 11 OP) Wood 34 recently ap pointed superintendent of Crom well schools was found dead short ly afternoon today in the high school building at Cromwell Physicians attributed his death tq a heart attack He suffered a severe attack last June Wood was named to succeed Emerson who resigned only re cently to accept the presidency of the Northeastern Oklahoma Junior college at Miami widow survives 3 EDERAL PRISONERS KEPT HERE OVERNIGHT Three federal prisoners wanted on unannounced charges in Illinois were kept overnight at the county jail here Tuesday night The trio gave names of James Butcher 23 Harrison Maryfield 21 and Harold Phohl 18 Their addresses were not listed Undersheriff Milt McCullough said the group was ac companied here by Deputy Marshal Carl Blair whose address is believed to be in Texas 100 HUNT MISSING BOY WEST PLAINS Mo Aug (Pi Nearly 100 persons afoot and on horses today were searching a 1000 acre thickly timbered tract eight miles southeast of West Plains for Henry Barnett 14 who had not been seen since he went into the forest to hunt livestock Monday morning rank Barnett the father said he feared the lad may have met with a mishap or was overcome by the heat A large pond was being dragged today ALLING PIPE KILLS MAN ODESSA Tex Aug red Read of Big Spring West Texas oil drilling contractor was killed instantly today when he was crushed by a section of 10 inch pipe which fell from a rack The mishap occurred at a well Read was drilling in the South 'Pehn field southwest of here HOUNDS TRAIL NEGRO LIVINGSTON Tex Aug (JP) A posses of men and blood hounds headed by offi cers searched near here today for a Negro who attacked the wife of a prominent business man last night Physicians attending the vic tim said her condition was serious After officers received word of the attack a posse was formed and bloodhounds obtained and put on the trail of the fleeing Negro Guy awkes was hanged during the reign of James I as a conspir ator in the Gunpowder Plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament Read all the advertisements is.