The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 16

SATURDAY, NOTTEMFETl SIXTEEN THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Satan Finds Work for Idle Hands to Do Having Fun Means Learning How Court Fight Seen To Block Ban On Racing News Wire Injunction Sought On Grounds Service Is Public Utility Don't Forjs Your SAVING STAMPS! SATURDAY STORE HOURS: 9A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. Riches Theory Gets New Slant Parents, Schools Blamed by Mother CHICAGO.

Nov. 3. UP The Na tionwide Horse Race Information Service, confronted by prospects comnletc collarse of its vast. wire. work, planned a court fight Friday nlgnt in nn cnort to continue opcr- xioiv A Capitol Hill mother Friday ch lenced tho theory of Mrs.

Julia Vn for Kirkiand, the continent-scanning nirc dominated by M. L. Annenberg, reported he would seek an injunction against interference wit on the grounds that it utility. He announced he would apply for before injun Antwerp, 105 Northeast Eighth street, that lack of riches might account for exemplary behaviour of eastsidc children Halloween night. But Mrs.

J. H. Hollingsvorth. 816 Southwest Thirty-fifth street, agreed completely with Mrs. VanAntwcrp that rearing children properly is a big job and one that is slighted by Without pointing to the number of complaints from the northwest part of the city Tuesday night.

Mrs. Hol-lingsworth did point to the small number from Capitol Hill. Of the 169 complaints, only 33 were from that I by Illinois Boll Telephone Co. for termi KienberK airencies. The Western Union Telegraph Co.

io ned the American TeleDht Telegraph Co. in deciding to take iff yr3BBswr.i. mm Schools and parents swer to the minimum Capitol Hill, Mrs. Hollin Service Ordered Halted John Neal Campbell of the Chi "ago law firm representing (lie West 'rn Union told reporters executive: if the wire company in New Yorl ivoutd send formal notice of the de ision next Monday to United State; think the families District Attorney William J. Campbell i Mrs.

J. H. Hollingsicorlh. Sasha. (left), Jo and Frances examine some of their hobby elephants.

rhe thing we have to fight in is that our children have so littl do," declares Mrs. Hollingswortl is the mother of three daughter: I If You Want To Indian Land Trust their relations with th News. Illinois Na 'ws, and other rr explains her way: fat the children 1 Army Recruiter Enlists Brother Aggie Sophomore Goes Be Broadcast, Period Extended See Television Roosevelt Continues I WKY Show Will Put Present Arrangement "It all depends." said Jair ripen, general manager of I idc News, "on the injunction Into Field Artillery A few days ago Herbert R. Meyers. more student at Oklahoma A.

and M. college. Friday he was on a train Your Picture on Its Receiving Screen ow i openi "That isn't my back back yard." she says. it. It's surpris Campbell ultimatum to the wire com panics.

He filed a demurrer in fed oral court to the indictment chat-gin 2 Annenberg. Ragen. their services am i others with furthering a lottery supplying information to bctlin be "televised." feature of the cins taKc charge of diffei the flow, garden, for members of She he dc lott Jndictm 27 years old. who has been in I recruitiner dutv here. Mvers made Hying trip to Stillwater and brought his brother back with him.

enlisted i him. and saw him off on the train for pursue a hobby. Frai years old. has 230 chin 304 perfume bottles. has 100 salt and i Sasha.

9 years old. lit cut glass. They're a about their collections moderate circumstanc Hollingsworth. "Our they have received specinl exemp- lions. That means they cannot sell land allotted to them by the govern- ment without permission of the de- The government issued trust pat- Because no Oklahoma City is licensed to broadcast television, the demonstrations with individuals and the two NBC pro California.

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At ihu in lien of the wire service. One al- televised only to the in the auditorium. Paul E. end of a stated period, the Indians h-tiuhml wui to uncpi udKi-ut James E. i Jack D.

the NBC prograi 1 be broadcast i the At Lee school members of over the national chain. ent-Tcacher Miller. 18, Shawnee; Gilbert Bolt. 19. Shawnee: Oscar Gaylor 18.

Shawnee, and Ben W. Shaffer 19, Kaw. For Fort Sam Houston. Texas, medical corps: Lawrence J. Wigley, 21 years old, Paoli; Wayne V.

Gooain, These programs will be Pancho and his Ridge Runners, Saturday i der is another such decided to distribute apples to the children Halloween day. Each room Cany ol rVlrl Henry J. 19. iv rfirf William L. Ward 19.

Allen. Proctor, Bizzell Favors Greater Measure Of Student Control NORMAN. Nov. 3. (Spccial.t President W.

B. Bizzell said Friday he will consider the petition of 450 students asking that student reprc- Sentencing of Alford tween harmless fun and property tlamace was explained carefully. They all had a good time out here" Mrs. Hollingsworth says, "b'St Is Scheduled Today Roy V. Alford, convicted in fee they were nice about it.

Excent for somebody turning on one fire hydrant Instead of individual allotments! the have headrights which allow them participate in any income of tr tribe. Maytubby explained. Zero Hour Set For Battle of Blackwell real mischief i i at nil. Capone Pays U.S. $20,000 to Clear Way for Release CHICAGO.

Nov. 3. (V) Al Capone, through his attorney, cleared the path Friday for his release from finishing an 11 -year term for Incomp "I thi; trouble," social activities of mdicap the family, lk it most important with John Caldwell, Oklahoma City, president of the Student Good Gov- commit a felony, will face sentence by Edgar S. Vaught, federal judge, Saturday. A motion filed by Alford's attorney.

Sebe Christian. Sapulpa. for a new trial, will be before the judge for consideration. The 35-year-old former welder, who was tried in con the leae Stillwater No- movement, designed Carmon corps, said nection with the disappearance of S5.000 from the safety deposit box of self-government to university stu- "Thelr Idea is all right." Bizzell said. "If we can work out the details I think we can get something worth O.

A. Cargill. city attorney, laces taling $20,000. This amount, plus the $37,092.29 paid Jan. 4, 1939, represents the total fines and court costs assessed i-noay.

The exercises will Inst from 5 p. m. Saturday to noon Sunday and will be under the supervision of Col. G. A.

Lawrason, Major K. S. Whittemore and Major Warren Hayford, regular army officers. Meals will be served from arniv field kitchens and the Lake Elnckweil iiitte Drpora against the former gang leader when be done about putting more students on them remains to be seen. Work Administrator To Come November 16 Col.

Francis C. Harrington. 5l-yeai be that their charter forbids cabins and club house will be used Literary Fraternity old work projects administration chief, will arrive In Oklahoma City 6:30 p. m. November 16, for a one-day good behavior.

Capme would be eligible for release from the federal prison November 19. Tulsa Makes Its Bid For New Safety Mark fid rid of Mrs. Hollincsworth concedes. 'I don't blame children from those homes for anything they Her idea of the proper attitude for a mother is that shown by the Capitol Hill woman who took 12 small children around on "handout night" Halloween eve. She agree that "handout nicht" is a form of blackmail that influences children for Elects Eight Co-eds as quarters.

Stephens Certifies Three Work Projects Colonel Harrington will confer No- NORMAN, Nov. 3. (Special. Eight University of Oklahoma wome Stephcr numerous relief problems which beset Oklahoma. Heads of the WPA here City, Tulsa Friday observed its nincty- administration director.

approved Delta Phi. national honorarv litcrar three state projects Fridav which to- .1 fraternity, it was announced Pridav 103-day "They much vigor, they tal SIG4.530. Miss Goldia Cookscy, instructor i ine projects are: Ottawa county, tngnsn ana sponsi unless period October 21, marked the 122nd day vith only in Cart fatality. both mty. lingsworth maintains.

They ask for the fun of it. If they've been trained at nome, it doesn't lead to blackmail or anything of the kind." rd of onlwhh Spivey and Adwon Trials Citv in deathless rur kjjt ro uecemoer tional Safety council. Tulsa will have Jean McTaggart, Edna Patterson. Walker. Eldorado.

nishing $20,689, and Pitcher. $6,340. uarvm county. WPA' funds are S38 Adw city or popcorn, fruit, and candy for he; small visitors, and her home was ont of the most popular in the neighborhood. But she doesn't think th.it; 814.

and Wynnewood, $29,479. Cus- harges of i held evasion will probably of 201.400 and Tulsa T48.OOO by th! council. Yells, Bands, Crowds Greet Sister Aimee $57,408. and Clinton is furnishing first Choice of millions who make the middle of December. Charles E.

Come On In, Fellas! Let Us Oatfit You In New Munson Senate Seat ST. JUUKFH ASPIRIN thei: Will Remain Vacant LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3 (PJ- Dierker, federal district attorney, said Friday. "I had hoped to get the trials on the November docket." Dierker said, "but I don't see how they can be put on. The court is going to Woodward for the first week in December, and on its return, the trials will probably A man in the next block left his ir parked oa the street all night and wasn't touched.

"It's all a matter of how the par-its behave." says Mrs. Hollings- pom around an arch of triumph in the oys' Laced Boots thought at the first warning of inorganic pain or cold dis- be federal census supcrvisoi sixth congressional district. Phillips said the post wil comlort. And remember, ton. be scheduled." Charters Granted St.

Joseph Aspirin is. specinl State Health Chiefs See No Menace In Silicosis Spread patio of the union station a crowd of 1,000 persons thronged. A yell leader sprang to a platform and directed the rooters. I "Sister, Sister, Welcome Home." Aimee Semple McPherson was back from a vacation trip to Florida and the Grand Canyon. She led members of her flock from Angelus Temple in singing, "God Bless America." special ele They're Warmer, More Comfortable, Durable! Boys' QJJ LiHlc Boys' QOjj Sues 8 Vx to 1 2 QfO sixes 1 2 Vz to 3 fj' tion would be held" Idabcl: Jane Lockett.

bringing you the EXTRA Every ay Someone NEEDS A IJft Health department heads of Oklahoma. Missouri and Kansas, meeting In Joplin. Friday with Dr. R. R.

Savers of the United States public PROTECTION in aspirin that only cellophane Windows Gone, Owner Boys' Six ZVi to 6 J45 B'g By? or and 4.45 6 Vzio io" 545 "nothing alarming." with regard tojWomeS Aboiit HoUSe silict report Theft Oklahoma THE WSSLD'S LARGEST- SELLER AT 10c It time for these popular boots for nothio? does such a job of protecting youw sturdy feet from snow and rain than boots! All have ccrrect leg patterns shaped toes. And Ihcv're carried in widths Wf the correct fit. health commissioner, and Dr. F. P.

Helm, secretary, of the Kansas state board of health, said full-time county health units already are being established in the Kansas-Oklahoma portion of the mining field. The health authorities declared there is definite evidence that silicosis Is on the decline and not a Imajbr health problem. day by Mrs. F. G.

Suttman, 2632 Northwest Fiftieth street. During the last week, deputies were told, thieves have taken screens and windows from a vacant house at Southwest Thirty-eighth street and Millers boulevard. Deputies were asked to see that the rest of the place is APPOINTMENT.