Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 13

MARCH 30 THE MUSKOGKF: TIMES -DEMOCRAT PAGE THIRTEEN OLD FASHIONED FEW OF MANY MUSICAL HOUSES AND FLATS FOR MNf 6-ROOM HOUSE for rent Call 197 6ftooM furnished house for font pkoho 2312 Mattes aimdl EbIzs Advertlaemsnta containing as many as sight words to run at Uiit two ttmos win be charged at tho rato of no ent pr word each Insertion minimum advertisement accepted to run ono tlmo tS cent All sdvrrtlsmcnts In which half-ton outline aula or Urge outlino Ain-facd typo or oxtr whlto spare is dooirod will bo mMurod and charged at tha rata of 66 oonta par column inch Tho advcrtfaomontj received by tho Tmea Democrat before IS o'clock noon Kturdya 1130 a will bo classified after that hour and until o'clock they will bo Inawrtod under tha heading Lata to Classify under the Illinois law of firing thle consent But the pleaa of tho doctors were In vain 'No aald the brother No not mwmn If Rom Uvea for hour after Josef dies There shall be no opera tlon Dr Otragovec personal physician of the twine appealed to the brother without aucceaa Then their attorney wan ashed to Intervene but he declined Two hours peat midnight Dr Breakstone aald there was no need of prolonging the argument with the brother "It Is useless he said condition of enrh la now the lame--hs condition that forecasts certain death An operation how would do ho Franz the 11-year-old son knelt at the bedside weeping while the surgeon endeavored to persuade the brother to permit the operation that they believed might save the lad mother The two patients have had a gradual decline according to the chert which hung in their sickroom The physicians said the women reacted differently to tho same medicine although their Illness recently haa been of the same nature Medical records recalled by physicians who have been Interested In the case disclose a number of so-called diAniese twins The original biameee twins Chans and Eng lived to the age of 64 They married aisters and Chang had six children and Eng five All of them normal Eng died first and surgeons separated them Chang died soon afterwards NO 1 i Confirm 1 from page one? Sohool Drum Corps bouquets at the managerial form of was served the Jefferson City president Hugh Stevens took charge pf the program Tom I)u mm and Ram Raker both of Jefferson City both gave four-minute talke which were enthusiastically received by the audience Hongs were sung by the Tulsa delegation present and by other delegations represented in the dining room Probably the most entertaining feature of the program wus the Jeffer-on City quartet- composed of Hoefer Paul Itadke Otto Shoults and Frits Schott which sang such popular KemlOk song bite as "Rolling the Honea" and burlesque on the "Sextette From They "brought down the which Is enough tald The luncheon closed with community singing Big Shew by Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Rotarlans were the boats at the First Presbyterian church where 00 were served at the model luncheon The president of tha Oklahoma City delegation Walter Harrison was master of oeremontea And oma ceremonies they were too with such delegations as Sedalia Topeka Kanraa City Cushing Neodesha Stillwater Tulsa Coffeyvllle MoAleater Wichita Tawhuska and others present Mr Harrison thanked the Rear A Moody and the members of the church In behalf of all those present for the luncheon and efficient sendee Jack Owen of Oklahoma City formerly a Muskogee resident was one of the four-minute speakers who spoke enthusiastically on Rotary and what it stand for His talk was followed by a song by the Sedalia delegation singing "Come Back to Old Sedalia and Stay The 10-plece' orchestra from the University of Oklahoma put the "pepd Into tha audience with their Jazz-z-i music The Wichita quartet dressed In bathrobes and caps probably grabbed off the olive branch with their original gloom-chasing selections entitled Calling Up Prosperity for Auld Lang Syne" and "Get-up Dobbin We Will Pull Through i The Wltheridge quartette of Newton also delighted their audience with a number of selections especially prepared" fbr the occasion Vinita Had tha Temple Tha Vlntte Rotarlans bolding forth In the Bedouin temple expressed their Idea of a model lunchedn In aerie of food courses Intermingled with speeches by different members of the Vinita club and other guestm and punctuated by whoops and enthusiastic outbursts as ths members warmed to the occasion Oscar Stewart Muskogee aide acted as toastmaster aa the luncheon was being served and opened the program by singing In which all toefk part The Rev Jim McConnell gave the Invocation and was followed by Mrs McConnell who rendered several beautiful vocal solos The Vlnltaites then took charge of affaire introducing the Wichita Rotary Prosperity quartet which made a decided hit with the audience Len Milan of Dallas Texas was next Introduced as a speaker followed by Everett Hill former district governor Tha host club exhibited Its ability as song'blrds by singing some half dozen Rotary aongs extolling the virtues of lta organization and Rotary work Pittsburg Host at of Mora than 300 hungry Rotarlans and Rotary-Annz were served at nooa today at the of hall by the women of the Catholic churches 1 The Pittsburg delegation was In a body and enough Rotary visitors wandered in to completely fill the Improvised dining room More than 25 wallers 'served the meals and the visitors enlivened the luncheon with songs and speeches Ardmore Men Talk The good-fellowship apparent In the mingling of Rotarlans from all over the district was the feature of the model luncheon at Central Baptist church The Ardmore club was host for the day and the program was conducted by John Dexter as president of ths Ardmore club The serious able of the program was furnished by a discussion of the Rotary code of ethics by eleven members of the Ardmore club Each speaker devoted a few minutes to section of the code The speakers were Harold Fell Dr A Cowles Harry Lee Crockett Forrest Hsckerstrom Mort Wood LB Love Ed Galt Champion Mayor Bob Hefner Frank Gates Roy Johnson NO 2 Continued from pairs nne TEN NICE ROOM newly deoorfct-d rjoeo lnry aonbie 676 North Third FOR 6-room modern house Ml 30 VatH road way Jackson ABoiu FIVE NICE ROOMS newly decorated close In price reduced 676 North Third 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE gaVajii garden chicken house 180ft West Broadway phone 3568-J FOURTEEN ROOM8 on comer building newly remodeled end deooratod suit- bio for guod boarding house 676 North Third BOARD ANP ROOM room and BOARD Home cooUng Phone 8148 ROOM AND Very reaeoaoblOi Uhuno aoijwH ROOM AND BOARD In private home I maU per da 62ft Bo rd Ph IIP BOARD AND ROOM for gentleman I meals per day 6500 week 3679-R HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT iffiCsKkfTKprso Rooms for vnC Phone 8ri7-R Ffrfl Llghthouaekeeplng rooxe S33Routh Phone 1462 Two furniahef roomsTof nochllflren Phone 147 TTlUEE NfLTT furniahM housekeeping rrxme 810 North phone 4986 ROOM A in modern home water' kitchen Phone279ftJ 116 South CTilLrftKN WELUOMftTHilUrd Apoeti menta No 132(4 Houth Thirds CHULDRorE LCOM B-tfoueekeelai rooms Millard Apartment No A 61J Houth Third A end unfurnished easy walking distance phone 8 Hfr Vti einc PIN ROOM8 Neat end cloee in no children Call at 711 Callahan Phone 65 OtOoSid furnTuhed for light houaekoop-Ing no objection to children! 11616 North Phone 1381 furnlahed housekeeping rooma next to bath private entrances garden spot everythin furnished reasonable 1118 Ah pq 1044-J CNE LIGHT housekeeping room" with privilege of kitchen suitable for man and wife or couple of ladies einployofl choap rent Call 4734-J apartments for rent FOR bfxzs jhone Ji Prlvals sxchanM XRARTMKNT FOR BgN'TT 8 36 LMtaid Blvd Phone 31S8 APARTMENT with sleeping prch snd garage 814 Houth 14th rt GoSOT fell ED Aporlmenrwr 1 private bath 106 Last Broadway Phone H7 I-kCKM apartment with sleeping porch and garage Address H-36 ease Tlmee-Imocrat F5r RENT 4 -room apartment private bath nicely furnished 203 East Ok-mulgM Pnone 1361 tJKFt four-room brick apart-ment sleeping porch garage near nigh srhool first class Inquire ftOI North JC TO RENT Three room unfurnished apartment private bath ground floor two entrances south exposure Hampton Court 230 North Cherokee Kef-erencea downstairs apartment completely furnished hot and cold water private entrance and porch connecting bath blocks poet Offioe 216 North 6th Phone 1QH STOREROOMS FOR BENT For Em4 i Three tore rooms 400 block West Okmutge Avs WIU be vacant on or about April ft ret Inquire Bat-tery Berries Co 4lt Weet Okmul- gee Avs Phons 331 -MISCElLANEOUa BALE TRAIN 'Information Ph 33 Private ex bicycles Btar Cycle Works FUR BUlUTlNO ROCK phone 499 A Uaikhmii7 Manhattan Bldg CSKIi TlItE DEALERS" trade new tires for old ones Cell 4370 bcfore buying I 'a K5 PL I "Try our ser-ce" Phone 4043 FaXOL LAXATIVE Wtod-eor Drug Store JO: 2nd KODAK BOOKS r'810: ipaeiaL Curio Phop 430 Wert Broadway BUTTERMILK Btarfict Food Cut-Rate Dru Store 08 Court FOR A nine pises fumed mi dining room suit In good condlttso Call 3174-J wa- IKTERJJaTIGNAL Harvesting llna J-ia prices with good security 8es Brad Hardware Ph7XL29 WestOkmulges Flre'exTracted h6NEY two 00 lb cane 111 Cash with order Rotrt- on Taylor Texas FaLIna-CRXVEL -Retell By Tarl Gravel for building driveways filling ham lots etc Reasonable price jCali phono 6390 FOR Unredeemed ault ana overcoats at big reduction Come have your site Bell Toiloring Co Muakogee Okla TYPEWRITERS check writer adding machines office bought tom cash sold on payment Bargains only Bowman Stationers 218 North 8ns bt Phone 896 Typewriters for rent- ACCIDENT and Health Ths Travelers of Hartford 8 HlUigosa 18 Masonic Block phons 2200 SCTUSIIYTTTSTOCtf Detectors: Cunningham 800 A Rs-Iavs Amplifiers Rsdlotrcm and Cunningham Phones Brandes V-eaiern Hectric Holtxer-Cabot Kellogg bets Westinghouse peKorest Amrad ar-ibie CoraJensors Variometers socxrts rne and two Stage Amplifier Burans Detntor Panels Rheostats 1 HE WIRELESS SHOP Kansas City Mo 1817 Grand Ave Arthur 8 Osborn Mgri Seed Swsst Potato $100 Per BUSHEL CALL 340 For at a Nine-piece mahogany dining room suite eleo 3-piece mehogany b-aroon eulte with Urge dresser end bow-end bed This Is extra heavy high class furniture and will have to be seen to be appreciated Thle he been out only short while WIU for one-helf ths regular price The American Furniture Co 410-13 West Okmulge Ave Fhona 363 MISCELLANEOUS WANT FWSTOLn" try Windsor's FfneTar Honey Windsor Drug Store307 do 3d gLE-MATHY MACHINE CO for Brrt-clese machine and repair work 224 North 95U Night J82I-H REfAlRlNO and altoratlona of all kind dona hy expert Re-flttlng a specialty Bell Tailoring Co 3rd and Broadway Muskogee Okie Phone 4491 "Mattresses Old Mattresse Have them renovated end recovered at very little cost our renovating It perfect and guaranteed with 30 yeras -perienc back of ua For Information oaU us No trouble to answer question MUSKOGEE MATTRESS FACTORY 621 North Main Phone 1321 MISCELLANEOUS TRADE IOB SALE RTRAtE 1836 OBprt model Chandler car will put In 4 first payment sa grope iV Fbon SOTS I Blackman Notes Contrast World Experiences -The Rotary organisation la one of the largest organization)! In the world and It will be known permanently be-efl-wee It le built upon the funrta-mentala of stabll-Ity and co-operation" a a I the Rev- Earl Black man known aa the of Chanuts Kan today at the model luncheon at the FI ret Mstho dil at Eptecopal church South Mr Blackman le the national chaplain of the American Legion "Rotary le baaed upon that old quo tatlon that loaee hla life ahull find It1 only word ed aomewhat differently aa prof-tte moat who eervee beat' "Rotary wheel denotea motion and If It did not keep going the organisation would die It would be a goner Inateud of a 'goer1" he con-' tlnued Live in New Age la the next thing In Rotary We are living In a new age a new frontier which might be called the eoclal frontier In the modern age we have a new type of hero not the one of the paat who took hit gun and went out Into the foreet and killed the wild Inhabitante of the land We havo a new type of hero aa I eald but nevertheleae It la the aame kind of hero the aame atablllty of character a hero with a world'! vision and with a bnlrlt of co-operatlmi "In tbla age we are looking to big things Look at everything about us which la changing Even the hotels are being constructed to accommodate families committee rooms and tea -rooms where we may entertain our clubs and our friends are Included In them Do you know wbat that means? It means that our old-fashioned family life 1s being done away with It means that the family as a unit of American life la being disintegrated Notes Contrsst "Take the old fashioned drug store where the entire place smelled of musty drugs and the drug keeper whiled away the hours by playing chess Quite a contrast to the drug stores of the present day which are to say the least a department store where everything is sold "This Is a wonderful conference It la the largest ever given Including the Edinburgh oonventlon It will probably be the largest to be given In a district as I understand that divisions are to be made "Rotary will never (To off In a tan--gent If it keeps up the way it la going now? Rotary baa atablllty and speed and can accomplish great things! Rev Blackman Is a strong believer In boxing and has appeared on numerous occasions In a ring as referee He Conducts boxing lessone among the young men who attend his church He gained his title as with the American Expeditionary Forces NO from rase one? scribed for the maintenance of the law and order league Attorneys will be employed to assist the county attorney In prosecuting the Pyle case and other criminal rases and it was suggested that detectives be employed to obtain evidence No Motive for Crime to date 30 witnesses have been examined before the court of Inquiry County Attorney Asbury Hurkhead le being assisted by Attorneys I Cour-tey and Douglas County Judge Robertson Is presiding at the Inquiry All subpoenas that are being Issued command ths witnessed to appear forthwith before the court Most of the witnesses so far examined live at Park H1U or In the vicinity ofPark Hill So far it le known ths Inquiry has not developed any motive for the Pyle death This appears to strengthen the original theory that ths assassin mistook him for some one else The boy was shot In the neck with a 38 caliber platoL The curtains on the car were closely drawn and It la the opinion of officers that the assassin could not recognise the occupants of ths machine Slayer Jn Danger The developments If any are being tiosely guarded with secrecy and ta was aid today that the court would take an adjournment probably tomorrow until next week The Inquiry is being concluded ae a result of incensed public opinion growing out of the Pyle boy's death Opinion Is commonly expressed that In the event the guilty person or persons are apprehended peace officers had better take them out of the county for aafe keeping It la public sentiment here that since such a good start has been made In breaking up a gang of bank robbers who have long infested the mountain-oua part of this county that the time Is now ripe to clean the community of the lawless element Hence the organization of a body that Intends to undertake the task regardless of the coat CATCH FOUR IN ROUND UP Posse 8uhprised When Fugitives Fail to Reeiat Three Brothers Are Jailed (Times-Democrat Special) Pryor Okla March After search of several months Earl Jar-rett and Albert Connera were lodged In jail here this morning charged with being Involved In the looting of A Graham and company's general mer-chandist store here during the winter They were arrested In the northeastern part of Nowata county with Ralph Jar-rett and Bernard Jarrett by a posse of officers from this nnd Mayes county The arrests were miije at the home of Jarrett boys The posse wont heavily armed ex-peetlng reslstasre Much to the prise of the officers the fugitives surrendered without threatening trouble Conners Is an escaped prisoner from the Oklahoma reformatory at Granite Hie bond and the bond of Albert Jarrett -have been placed at 310000 each Ralph Jarrett is wanted at Nowata on a charge of breaking Jail there while awultli trial on a charge of leallng an uuiomoblle Bernard Jar-rett la wanted In connection with the auto theft Ralph and Bernard are held at Nowata The Graham store was robbed of several thousand dollars worth of merchandise It was hauled away motor trucks in the opinion of the local authorities MEMBER OF the ASSOCIATED PRESS Tho Antedated Press la oxdhtslroly on-tltlo to tho uao for rnpublicatlon of all aowa dispatches orodttod to It Of othorwiM credited In thia paper and also tho local nows published norein All rights of ropublication of apodal dispatch heroin aro also reaorvod INFORMATION concomlng any Wont Ad in these column that io fraudulent or undesirable will bo greatly appreciated by tho Times-Democrat THS TIMBS-DEMOCRAT will accept only clean advertising of ahlgh character and reserves tho right to revise pny copy to conform with makeup rules of classified advertising LODGES AND SOCIETIES Ml'SKOGEE LODGE No 28 A A A will meet in opocUt Communication Friday March 24 work In the Fellow Craft degree you aro cordially Invited 8 Wood Sec'y ORIENTAL LODGE No 430 A A meoto every WedneoUoy next meet in March 20th degree Ooo Leieley TRINITY LODGE No 603 A F- A- meets every Saturday evening special program arranged for April 1st at which Grand Master Swan will constitute tho lodge all Moaone cordially invited Bramhie Sec'y MUSKOGEE CHAPTER No A meets Thursday March 80th 7 30 ml A degree A Lathlm Secretary MUSKOGEE CHAPTER No 14 B- 8 meet first and third Tuesday of each month I Mrs Dora Looney rea 706 Houaton Minnie Walk-or Becs roe Coiumbuo meets Monday April 10th 7 mj Order of the Temple A Lathlm recorder MALE HEL WANTED KI DB a Ye How Ph 33 Private xch AXiL OVER Drug Rtore 807 South 2nd Phone 492 GVEKNMIlN'T clerk wanted women) Good pay MuekogoO examination April 22 Write Mr Osmeot 430 Pt Louie Immediately WANTKCV-at six salesmen work on commission basis selling Nochat oil for Ford cars Apply to A Love-lace 621 Wet Broadway WaJTTkDSOo men and women wltn bad feet com bunion in-grown nails removed Instantly by magic touch weak erehe built up: Dr Duckworth 209)6 South 2 nd Pnone 3 1 00 SUITS cleaned and pressed'' $1 to ault pressed 26c we deliver we keep busy our prices are right suit altered restyled repaired dyed Stewart the Tailor 304 No 2nd Phone 666 WaNYeD aT Wan or womaiT to do sales work Experience unnecessary but you must be ambittou mod energetic tyucrese and good money to right party Reference a to integrity required Inquire between and 13 a Phone cells not considered Leys) Union Circle offices first floor Railway Exchange Bldg Suits pressed while you wait 35c Ball Hatters 228 No 2nd St Phone 37 FEMALE HELP WANTED 0All Ph Private exch A Colored girt or woman for general housework no washing 41ft North 13t BH OftTClAND In 30 days guaranteed typewriting private Instructions phone for appointment 1538-R Call or write Nat School of Shorthand 422 Okui SITUATIONS WANTED FOR aPTIPIIT nurse call 3134-ff Repair Work Ph 3738-11 Comptometer work ph 2593 Repair and new 3242-R EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper desires position Phone 4397 WANTErn'y Bohemian lady 48 years old good housekeeping position Phone 1443 concrete Phone left Will furnish close estimated WANTED Screen to fix patch work done: painting and paper hanging Call anv tlme1 pnone 61K-J Wood VANf ft'i By man SaTTiecTI years experience as steel work and acetelene adding or truck work reliable best of reference Phone 122D-R or call at 1219 Holden PERSONAL ph ftiT Private exch HXmtVORK Mrs Kepl'y- ft! 37 i RTS rTl Cycle 'Uk OLD ISTiIAN Liver end KldneyTontc This ad- worth 35c Windsor Drug Store 3U7 South 2nd ElRTHDAY wedcflng anniversary birth and congratulation cards Curio Shop 430 West Broadway JaIKMTiUNT Maternity Hospital for confinement private prices reasonable may work for board babies adopted Writs for booklet Mrs Lon 4911 27th St Kansas City Mo FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT RUOM in rhoos 809 438 North 6th JL FDR Large sleeping room close In Phone 5086 TV RN IBHErrERONT Mi Joining bath private home 662 North 11th Phone 6255 A DAN'Dy ROOM adjoining bath private home for gentleman only garage Phone 1859-R FOR GENT EM EN Enclosed glassed In sleeping porch with dressing room southeast exposure Phone 951 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT EU RNISHED ROOM Tift" CaP lahan FOR 5 room upstairs! 304 £it Okmulree OUR NEW PRICES half tolea 11-25 ladles $100 Retread Shoe Shop 221 Okmulgee ADV Harrison high water high gas high ooiety hiah salary high taxes and six othse Adv LEARN TO DANCE Ballroom Dane taught In class or privet lessons by appointment Aa-icmbly dancss every Thursday and Saturday nlghta I Gibson School of Dancing HOW So Faurtb Phons 391 However after the members had wandered the streets -for a couple of hours this morning In desolation a truck rolled In with the prized possession All is happy again It took lta place In tha parade at 2 -o'clock this afternoon This delegation which had made reservations for fifty Rotarlans found that It had to hire two Pullmans to carry 81 Thia includes a boyV drum corpa of fifty members Come to see us come play In tb Is tha greeting handed by the 81 members Of the Joplin Rotary club the club of which Rosa Burns la president Joplin has an eye to buslnesi and while other dubs are giving over to Jolliflctlon this clib Is quietly handing out an eight-page booklet telling of the glori of the Ozarks Land of Million It Is the drerm of Joplin boosters to have their mountain home the playground of the southwest -Although District President Ross Burns comae from a club of 71 members there are 86 delegates down Sere to see that he runs the big convention all right Joe J- Manlovs booster of the country Is active executive of Ross' club when he Is away from home The club is preparing a stunt for the Mardl Gras tonight In which five ladles light of toe and pleasing of visage are alleged to figure extensively Address Students Pete Snedecor past International president was the principal speaker for the Nowata delegation which assembled at Central High school for luncheon He waa introduced by Bill Moffatt Muakogee Rotarian The other feature of the program consisted of a vocal solo by Mrs McSpadden and selections by the Nowata Rotary club quartette Bill Moffatt proved himself an Interesting speaker when he told the visitors bow thoy could holp tho local Rotarlans make this conference a success Another feature of the program was the "Rong Festival" led by Clay Fisk In which all the visitors Joined in singing specially prepared songs for the occasion which Included "Nowsta Rotary" to the tune of LJt Lisa Jane" and "Rotary Is Rolling Along They Wear Sombreros The fellow In the Mexican sombrero Is from Mexico Mo There are not eo many of thesa wild looking chaps but making a bit of a noise There are only 21 members of the clubhand IT of them are on the job at or neas the headquarters of the club at the door of the Severs hotel They brought no women along He travels the fastest Who travels alone sey the delegatee so they loaded up with a alx-piece orchestra a quartet and two prlxe bantamweight prize fighters show you" ts their slogan Fssturs Work work Is one of the features of ths Bartlesville club one of the oldest clubs In the conference It Is not one of the nolsieet there la hut It stands firm to the spirit of Rotary according to Webber president of the club There are 25 members here Including four Rotary-Anns 200 From Tulsa Headed by the Tulsa High school band of fifty pieces the Tulsa delegation desoended 200 strong upon their headquarters In the Severs at 9:80 o'clock Included in the scores of Tulsans well known to Rotarians and Muskogeeans were Merle I'runty Graham Alf Armer Ben Lancaster who is president of the Tulsa Rotary club and Ralph Talbot the incoming president The Tulsan band In Its natty maroon and white uniforms gave a concert in the roped-off "arena in the Severs and later paraded to Rain! hail 38 Out of 41 Here Sedalia helped put the Jazs Into tha Rotary conference with a quartet composed of "Wienie" Hausam "Vic" Lef-fldr Walsh and Brown The Bedallans gave serenade at the various places of rendezvous A nr other Sedalia atunt will be the clown feature of the Mardl Gras circua tonight Thirty-eight out of a total membership of forty-one In the Seda-Ma club made the trip to Muakogee Distribute Airplanes White didn't get to accompany the Emporia Kan club but In aplte of the handicap the garden spot of the sunflower atate cut quite a swath with or are they bronse tarns and little airplanes that actually noae-dived and wlng-allpped when loosed In Rotary "hall before the opening of the morning session From the Two Delegations from the sister cities of the Kansas City Mo and Kansas City Kan were muoh In evidence at the opening of the conference -thia morning While not participating In the street stunts both clubs will furnish Indoor stunts for the Mardl Gras and the program at Rotary hall tomorrow night Included In the Kansas City Mo delegation of fifty waa Rusaell Grenier a past president of International Rotary and half a dozen other men of prominence in the Rotarian world Ramond Havana RoyabfTlmore and other Kansas Cltyans were roundtable leaders this afternoon Jefferson City presented a solid bloc of yellow uniforms decorated with light blue and blue and yellow caps as they marched down Broadway this morning More that they are full of Nothing else! Many and varied are their stock of stunts which wera displayed at different times this morning They also have some good musicians In their organization especially tha Jefferson City auartaL Tire Durant High The 8axophone Band The Pittsburg Kan- saxophone trio Francis gASRMlNNEOoiT COMMUNITY MEETING (Times-Democrat Special) Wagoner Okla March 30 A basket dinner egg hunt and all day singing are to be the features of a community meeting to he held by the Shahan Township club In District 40 on Easter Sunday Four school district communities are to combine on that day to hold a general social gathering A recent community meeting was held In the district at which more than ICO people attended A Duke state rural suprvlhor of schools Agent Hubbard and Mrs Sara I Atwood home demonstration agent yre-e among those who made talks whf( a general discussion wus held on club work and the question of school consolidation Another club meeting of the past week was held at the school in district one supervised by Mrs Madge Rutherrord who Is also the teacher She has formed a fine club which is doing good work An active boys' and girlrf club has been formed in district 20 which is also supervised by the teacher Mrs Dora Martin An enrollment of 18 members has been recorded in district 31 and good work is being done under the supervision of Miss Elsie Morrow A small but active club tvas enrolled near Tullahasse under the direction of Ocie Couch a former club member The Fralne Glade club held a rally last week and business -meeting which Was well attended Miss Ruth Peterson one of the club members took an active part in the program More than 200 people attended the community club meeting held at the Konltlin schoolhotsc and showed much interest In the talks made on club work consolidated school question and farm conditions A good program was carried out which was gotten up under the direction of Mia lotlto Harrison teacher The program included a fine exhibits of sewing shown by the girl members of the club FULL LABOR TICKET ANNOUNCES IN ATOKA (Tlmez-Democrat Special) Atoka Okla March The Atoka county campaign promises to be one of th hottest ones ever Waged Numerous candidates have already announced and the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction league has put out a complete county ticket Among those asking for re-eleatlon re Sheriff Phillips county Treasurer Wilkins Floyd Lack couit clerk: Kimbrough county clerk Ira J-Itanta county attorney Llnelmugli district judge Elrod county assessor County Superintendent ConwllL a a of Ottawa Kansas- all brother Pauli Sell Erneat and NO 4 (Continued From Page One) little song ukit aung to the tune of Annie Laorle ae follows: 'Miiskoges's braes are bonnlem where e-irly apouta the oil And there that tons of money come gushing from the soil Come gushing from soil a libit-less supply And in bonnle old Muakogee I'll live until I die" More than 200 guests gathered in the main dining room of the Severs where the Mchita rotary club staged model luncheon The luncheon was presided over by John Le Grant of Wichita who called upon Chlet Henry Roe Cloud of Ichlta nn Indian to deliver a benediction In his native longue The prayer finished the I'roipeilty Quartet broke Injo glad sweet song President Florw Nagel-voort president of the Wichita Kota-rmns spoke as did Mayor Wallace Kemp of Wichita yvho threw some government He declared that the Wichita Kotarians claimed the credit for having a managerial form of government in that city and called upon Rotiirlnna to play a more active part In politics not -for what they could get out of It hut for what they could put In It Hilly Harrowman of Purcell candidate for the democratic nomination for state treasurer then entertained tho luncheon guests with some clever Scotch songs sung without any evidences of Bcotuh James Heron of Orange was also a guest at the luncheon and sang "Old McDonald's Farm" the other guests Joining In the chorus Jefferson City At Host Jefferson City Hotarlans were the hosts at the Elks' club about ITS to 200 strong After the model luncheon Dream of Death Comes True (Tlmcs-Democret Special) GrcA-e Okla March 80 iroaddua age 63 died suddenly at hia home In Grove He had been in 111 health for some time suffering for muny years with rheumatism VVIjeh he arose from bed he complained of feeling badly and his wife called the doctor About this time hla 16-year-old daughter came down stairs crying told her father 'that she dreamed of his dying and had other bad dreams about him during tha night The father consoled the daughter by saying that surely this would not come to pass- The members of the family say that In less than fire minutes he was dead He was first iravman lie came to Grove 36 years ago and was one of the pioneers who figured conspicuously In toe development of Grove to Cincinnati for the pistol and cartridges Sustained Operation The object of her pursuit of Kin-kead she said was to assist her In getting a decree of divorce which would establish the fact that she once had been married to him and restore her good name She told how as a trained nurse she went to Yale hall In Atlantic City May 18 1918 to attend Klnkead This atory contained an account of an alleged marriage ceremony she had gone through with Klnkead at Atlantic City on May 23 1918 and an illegal operation at the Jersey resort In September of the same year The operation she testified was performed In the Dewey apartments Miss Stone seemed pn the verge of a complete breakdown as she gave her testimony The Other Woman Ths witness began her story at the point where she began nursing Klnkead during an Illness at Atlantic City Five day after she went on the case she said he proposed marriage and she accepted On the steps of the City hall she said Klnkead told her that there was another woman in Cincinnati who had a claim on him and that he could not go through a formal ceremony just then He slipped a wedding ring on her finger she said and told her that he was so prominent a lawyer that he knew the simpler ceremony was Just as legal She said that she believed him and that they went then to the Marlborough -Blennheim and registered as Mr and Mrs Ellis Klnkead of Cincinnati NO 3 (Continued from page one) In 1917 She was married 15 years ago Josefa never married The little son Frans has been at the bedside of his mother who until within the last few hours was less critically 111 than Josefa The twlna were born In Caecho-Slovakla 42 yeuri ago There were four other chlldi-en all normal add all still living The father la also said to be alive his age being 85 years The mother died a year ago at the age of (5 years Pleaa Ara In Vain During a tour of the world the twins acqutrd considerable wealth They died without making a will although their attorney Trlska haa been at the hospital several days in the hope that they would be In condition to dictate ons A a the women grew weaker last night physicians pleaded with the brother to permit an uperatlon He waa tha only adult relative capable.