The Oklahoma News from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 4

1UNE 3 1930 2 ThE CKLA119MA NEWS Phono wantaas to 7-1651 rnuno to 1-1031 CALL 100 IN PROBE OF RIOT DEBTS COURT HEAD CHOSEN Letters From Bed-Ridden Boys Love-Sick Lassies Jail Inmates and Hundreds of Money-Seekers Fill Babe Ruth's Daily Fan Mail Bag 1 06mM0 Paul Darrough Named MOTOR FREIGHT LINE TO BE EXTENDED Ye Hole Transit Co Announces Evan Mon Into 1000-Mile System The Yellow Transit CO freight lines will be lengthened into a 1000-mile system the longest truck line in thired United States A Huron president said Tuesday Headquarters will be in Oklahous City The line will run from Kansas City to Houston through Oklahoma City Shipments front either terminal will be reshipped over the state on any of 30 truct Ames Shipments going north from 1Can sag City will be sent by truck Ise as Chicago on another line The Tel low Transit Co now operates between Oklahoma city and Tulsa Attorney General Predicts 25 Persons Will Be Charged At Chickasha HEARING WEDNESDAY Federal Attorney to Be Represented at the Inquest i 000 snd spending it I no your a wonderful ball player I never seen you play but we have a radio and I do lisen to every game your in George my hubby seen you play teat summer and he never stops talking about you" There is a little prayer with this end a picture of the oldest girl and Babe Ruth's chuckle is a subdued one Little Wall From a Jail Men in Jail look to the big-heartedness of the Barn Says one admirer In a Pennsylvania cell: "Well Mr Ruth I see were you made the yanks kick in with 580000 per wagon Glad to hear you Got it Mr Ruth You are worth every penny of it more Power to you Mr Ruth I have a sad story to tell you I am a Prisoner in the County Jail here I had a touch break and got Pinched I am trying to raise 5150 Dollars to Pay my Lawyer If I dont Raise it then I go to the Big Down the River for 5 or six years I wonder mr Ruth if you will help I have no mother or father I have no friends to help me I am just like one eyed Connolly my home is where I hang my hat I sure would hate to get a Rap for 5 or a years There are touches and tributes and bi-hearted- 000 and spending It I no your a wonderful ball player I never seen you rialaeyn tobuterwerey hgaavme ea yorandrioinandoefordaoe my seen you play ea summer and he never stops talking about you There is a little prayer with this end a picture of the oldest girl and Babe Ruth's chuckle is a subdued one Little Wall From a Jail he Men in Jail look to poefntilhEaylvBaatimis et lige one admirer Well Mr Ruth I see were you made the yanks kick in with "80000 per wagon Gl a to hea you Got It Mr Ruth You are worth every penny of It more Power to you Mr Ruth I have a sad story to tell you I am a Prisoner in the County Jail here I Ih aadm a trtoy luncgh tboreraise ek a n116goo Pillnacrahordo Pay my Lawyer If I dont Raise it then I go to the Big Down the River for 5 or six years I wonder Mr Ruth if you will help I have no mother or father I have no friends to help ro I am just like one eyed Connolly my home Is where I bang my hat I sure Would hate to get a Rap for 5 or I years There are touches and tributes and Mexico One of these days a geology student will be amazed to come upou this stalactyte on a Bronx lot uP near the btadium and scientists will rub their noses In bewilderment Today miniature totem pole carved by en Alaaka Indian holds a place of honor In the Babe's New York home It came to him In May 1927 and every afternoon the Ram made mock OolOSMICS before it That season Ruth set a new record With 60 homeruns Bill With This (lift Another memento of a moat Interesting career is a golden crown now somewhat tarnished sent him several years ago by an admirer The bill for it came a bit later On a prominent wall In the Ruth home you will find an oil painting of the Babe in all his muscled another gift from a talented admirer Next to the bate Babe's most nu merous gitta ere gloves and medical preparatiors The gentry who mae the mitts stye the Babe have skinned everything from a cockroach to an elephant for these "abeolutely guaranteed errorless gloves" The medicines are elistre of life of course and panacea for every ailment that rtuiy beset the life of man Re rue salves guaranteed to Mexico One of these days a gt student will be amazed to come tnhelasr tentaelabettyadteinmonanad Baerotennxtialte Today a miniature totem carved by an Alaka Indian he a Place Of honor In the Babe's York home It came to him In 1927 and every afternoon the made mock tnolosence before it season Ruth set a new record 60 homeruns Bill tilth This Gift Another ther memento of a moat I eating career is a golden crown somewhat tarnished sent him et veers aso rer Tht an a mi fore came a bit later home a prominent welt in the you will find an oil paintl the Babe in all his muscled gl from talented annotetter Jot mtiaa Babe's maned! merous gitta are gloves and mt preparatiors The gentry who the mitts says the Debe have ned everything from a cockroat an elephant for these "abeol te guaranteed errorless gloves" The medicines are elixirs of of course and panaceas for ailment that rtuy beeet the It man Re rtte salves guarantee ROAD AWARDS SET TUESDAY Referee in Bankruptcy by Judge Vaught Paul Darrough local attorney and graduate of the University of Oklahoma law school will become referee in bankruptcy June 7 to succeed Isaac Taylor the preeent ref ere The appointment of Darrough wal made at Outline by Judge Edgar 8 Vaught Tile term of office le for two years Taylor the retiring referee will serve referee in all bankruptcy matters now pending before him He la one of the oldest government employes in service here Hie first appointment was in July 1907 with the establishment of 8 court here When be was named assistant IT 8 attorney He held this post with the exception of two years which be served as attorney until Feb 119 1916 when he was appointed referee He has held his present post continuously since that time Taylor requested the appointment of a successor to be able to take a years vaoation he said His succesor Darrough has practiced law in the city since his gradum tion from law school in 1915 pobad TARIFF WINS IN IOVIA PRIMARY 0-4 -kr f0 i 1 i i -rt trorsisTi -177 4 i I -0 1 4 1 '3' j': e-) Nt 0' z0'401401 -) 1 1 6 A- 13 rei 1 I 1 "41 4 1 1 joi ftt 1 :4124 I kt! 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'44 1 i 4 444 7 tii 1 ---3 1 )- (-: 0 i :1 1 1 AP 4 1 lb 1' lit( 4 1 'it :) 1 -z e' i'O 1-" a i '''c 134 43 3' 3:1 i I 4 44 4 i l': 4' i ::) VI if i i 1 l'''''' I 1 i i i r' fir t- 4 i't 1 1 $f4': PN: 5 1 A 11 'N' lti if s'' 1 I :1: 4 ''4: :4:: 1: 'e -e: SK A 42 3 4 3 a 0 i 4 4 -w :1 44- 3:: i '-'1 i 4 1 :0 '4' 1 ft' 4- e440r 4 4 1 Nc" t-lvt 4S '''i I''''' 7 4 4 i 'ti'i: 4 JO 4 -4 4 i': 44 1 to syp-: klylt :1444 47 ke 11-1 10 :4 4 II :) By EVELYN SEELEY New var Telegram staff Writer icepyrigat 930 by Thy lk yy York TelYgram Corporstion) NZW YORK June 8--Babe Ruth sunburned end smiling sat on a bench An the clubhouse at Yankee Stadium three large bags of mail on the floor in tront of him "Here's a hot one be roared as he dug into sack No "Pictures too Reads like Dutch to me What's the wail?" The Tighe tossed the envelope to ()Mile fellow home-run luminery "Her name is Illiclegarde Ruth and she lives in Oehrig announced "She thinks she's related to you But related or not she'd like a loan of $500 to pay off the more gage On the old homestead Bar father is aged and out of work" Ruth big kid that he is chuckled merrily Lots of Touch Letters "Ever since I signed that $80000 contract" he said "I average at least 60 per cent more touch lettere They must think I'm John Rockefeller and Santa Claus all in one Not a bad-looking dame Lou I'm married Here you answer it" Oehrig hurried away at that Out Into the atinshine where thousands of flash and blood hero worshipers awaited Babe's coming leaving the Babe alone to struggle with his mall "They any I get more money a year then Pres Hoover" mussed Ruth "I wonder does the president get as many letters from to many different tying of people? "I get a great kick out of the mail The letters I like bast of all are those that come from kids in their own scrawling handwriting Those are heart-felt interest 'The kids don't want any money Sometimes they sak for an old ball or a busted bat or a pair of discarded shoes Imagine a kid wearing my shoes! They want autographs buttons cape pictures or a note addressed 'Dear Pal Joe' or something like that "But they Will give me I great send off and they all give me a thrill" The mall has been sorted by Fred Logan the clubhouse man and Eddie Bennett the Yankee mascot Bag No 1 holds the lettels that seem to require pereonal attention bag No 2 is urgent mall and bag No I contains appeals from outsiders who want money for their sick or needy families for their church basements their school or some cause or other from cranks with inventions which promise millions in return from unbalanced persons with lantmtio schemes for increasing the Babe's bomerun efficiency from total strangers who assure him they are his cousins or his aunt or even his "long lost" brothers and sisters Sometimes as today It pleases the baseball potentate to devote his time to the third class even though as today the sun is shining Warm from a blue sky "The way I use it" said the Babe "folks don't waste time and money on a bird they don't care a damn about When I was sick last June got telegrams from every sed tion of the country telling me how much they wanted ins to recover and hit homers again There must have been a hundred a day after the report that I might be finished for good "It makes me feel close to millions of fans It make me thankful to be just Babe Ruth the ballplayer" Rep Dickinson a oring Measure Voted Senatorial Nomination of Farmers Highway Board Tabulated $488394 in Projects For State Contracts on grading drainage and bridge work on 701 miles of state highways were to be awarded late Tuesday by the state highway commission after bids on the projects were opened Apparent low bids totaled $488304" Projects and apparent low Comanche County: 19 miles on state highway 1 from Elowa County lino east Montgomery and Shumaker Ardmore $32402 for grading and drainage Southwest Bridge Co OklabOma City 133311 for bridges Kowa County: 6 Milan on state high Way No 7 from Snyder east to the Co manche County line: manger Hin ton 429813 for grading and drainage Merveldt and LOW5011 El Reno $22573 for bridges Muskogee County: 45 miles on highway No 04 southeast of Haskell Ellie and Lewis Muskogee $21816 for bridges and $20854 for grading and drainage Alfalfa County: 283 miles on highway No 64 eitat and south from In geraoll Shoats Construction Co Port Bmath Ark $111152 19 miles on No 64 west from Ingersoll Shoats Construction Co $34908 for grading and drainage: Mervoldt and LIWI1011 El Reno 66520 for bridges Woods County: 69 miles east from Alva on 8 No 84 Manes Alley Oklahoma City $16494 for grading and drainage Wagoner and Rosen Colintiem Rt miloa on state highway No II east from the Tulsa County lins Dan Blackburn Heald-ton $89641 for grading It drainage Pike Tulsa 612921 for bridges Mayes and Rogers Counties: 61 miles On state highway No II from Junction with highway No 13 vest Ellis Lewis Muskogee 2g416 for grading and drain age: Alderman Oklahoma City seine for bridges Blaine County: 1586 miles on state high Way No I between Cleary and Watonga ottlr-z 70037 for grading and drainage: Mins Frost Hydro $40678 for bridges Over 100 witnesses will testiftt in the Chickasha mob riot inquest which opens at 10 a in Wednesday author-Mee said McNulty From that number about Will be charged with various crimes and offenses said Attorney General Berry King if evidence brought out at the Inquest substantiates information unoovered by state secret opera-tires Charges are expected to range from disturbance to probably murder including rioting Arson Inciting to riot attempt to kill and Liman It While reports were current Tuesday that charges may be filed against Matt Sankey Grady County sheriff Holding county attorney only scoffed at the mention Officers Commended "Those reports apparently started With gossip and rumors" said Holding "There is nothing before me to warrant an investigation of the officers The inquent vtill bring out everything I'm sure" Henry Argo negra youth was fatally wounded when a snob stormed and fired the Grady County jail in an attempt to seek vengeance against the alleged attacker of a white wo man Argo was shot thmugh the head by an unknown person and later was stabbed by George skinner husband of the assaulted Woman Mintier will face assault with a deadly weapon charges Holding said The husband also may face charges of inciting to riot if evidence at the inquest supports information obtained that Skinner led rioters at the jail and again in an attempt to attack Chickasha's negro section late illattir day night 11 Attorney Prank Lee of the eastern district or an assiatant omelet Holding and Xing tA the probe rdward Crow land probably will represent Kings office In the investi tuition although the attorney general may personally attend he indicated Guard Drops Probe The national guard will make no investigation said Adj Gen Charlet Barrett Being a state organisation the guard's probe will be handled through the attorney general's office Barrett said either Grady County or the state must pay for the dam age done the national guard truck that was fired by the mob When The government hones equipment to national guard units and that equip inent is put into service it automat! cally becomes under the state's June diction said Barrett Six of a panel of 13 prominent Chickaehe business men will sit as the coroner's jury In the Inquest 1 By 1nitee rrolt DES MOINES Iowa June 2-43oV John Hmml11 Tuesday conceded to Rep Dickinson the MT tabliChn nomination for senator from Iowa Dickinson had plurality of 60- 000 votes over Rammi ll in the count of ballot a coat in Mondaya primary with about three-quarters of the returns in Hamm! 11 wired Dickinson his congratulations Dickinson had based his campaign on support of the pending Smoot-Hawley tariff bill and upon his record of 12 years in the house of representatives HaMmill was opposed to the tariff measure and pointed to his record of six years in the governor's chair as evidence of his Interest in agriculture In the contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination there likewise was I wide margin between Dan Turner the leader and 1d Smith his nearest rival Sunburns are just as serious as other burns Take the fire out Instantly by soothing heal Ickspo ing of Sodiohonct odi hen Here's a squint at the Babe's domestic and Mrs Ruth pit before the dinner hour for baseball' you would think they grew like grapefruit" Today as every day be is Inform ed by some seer or horoscope reader Just which weeks and month" will be propitious for homerun manufacture But the signs of the sodiao mean nothing to the Babe "These kidders get my goat" growls the Barn when he Is informed by a lady in Duluth that he will hit many homerunes under the sign of the Crab A print In Pennsylvania "Wit all love you and want you to bs more succeuful than ever The boys of this parish are organizing a team and would like your help In buying uniforms" And a nun In San Felipe Parish Old Town Albuquerque who is trying to bring up little Mexicans in the Way they should go also writes for help Prom a schoolboy in China there comes a big parchment It must be Interesting and laudatory Babe says "Well let's put that one away for the laundry man" Prom an old ballplayer in Los An gales from a man In Birmingham from another ex in Boston requests for money anything from C5 to 800 Is Co small Babe you wouldn't miss it" They Get the Breake These old-timers and the kids get the best breaks from the soft-hearted Babe This one from a Detroit business man is practically certain to get an answer: "I have a friend a boy 18 years old who four years ago was badly hit by infantile paralyeis Before that he was one of the finest little athletes you ever saw Every body calls him Johnny You would make him and his family and myself very happy If you could address him 'Dear Johnny' Please do not men1 tion his illness about which he is very sensitive" Or this from Halifax Nova Bootie: "Mr Babe Ruth I am a little boy the ere's a squint at Babe's imestio and Mrs Ruth tit before the dinner hour baseball" you would think they as like grapefruit" 'oday as every day he is inform- by some seer or horoscope reader which weeks and month" will be pitious for homerun manufacture the signs of the soditto mean hing to the Babe "These kidders my goat" growls the Dam when le informed by a lady in Duluth he will hit many homerunee the ler the sign of Crab prlil eeeltlan you and want I a Pennsylvania to more successful than ever The of this parish are organizing a and would like your help In tog uniforms" nd I nun In San Felipe Parish Town Albuquerque who is try- to bring up little Mexicans in the they should go also writes for tom I schoolboy In China there es a big parchment It must be resting and laudatory Babe says ill let's put that one away for laundry man" om an old ballplayer in Los An I from a man In Birmingham DEMOCRATS MEET UEDNESDAT A Democratic meeting has been called for 8 in Wednesday in precinct 18 ward 8 at 227 Fifth-et to select an inspector for the primary election Donnell precinct chairman said Ti les4113 batterlea if the umpire calla the zr The Babe and Mrs Ruth (photo at left) at the Yankee Stadium At the right off for the theater The ilkAline Gem Idde-30c 60c tit 1- 1- 1 1 The ilkAline Germicide-30c 60e Kit 409 tr SCOUTS RAISE 115000 III DAY )ft111111113gmseinerit SPECIAL CLEARANCE ritt CLEARANCE 1 i You'd Think They Grew Rapidly he went through the mall Let us take a peek over his shoulder as he chuckles away "Dear Babe" writes a boy from Walla Walla Wmin am only II year old but have played on the first team at school for four years I have read of you since I have been old enough to read I am writing you this hoping you will send me a baseball with your name printed on it I sure will be glad if you will stnd inc one It docent have to be a Very high priced one Bays the BaM "The way tolks ask cure charley horse chilblains and soavins The Babe tows them away and sticks to bicarbonate of soda his one and only curs-alL Aids to Digestion Fans send the Babe enough pies and cakes Jellies and hot dogs and invitations to dinners to ruin him for life Touches and tributes requests-- and a houseful of bring a smile or a chuckle or a roar front the grown-up kid Babe Ruth "I wouldn't be anybody else In the world but Babe Ruth the ballplayer" he declares with emotion as he goes out into the sunny field to be mobbed for signatures and photographs and handshakes by freckle-faced youngsters sentimental adults an tottering oldsters Then three bats to be swung one to be carried to the plate and "Wham!" That's what brings the morning's mail requests but there are also all sorts of gifts Most of them take the form of 'bats They are made of strange woods they are moulded of peculiar composition Some are intended as keepmkes but others are sent as bona fide "homerun sticks" Forests of Baseball Bats Many are shaped queerly and with them come quaint formUlas from inventors whose addresses often are hospitals for the mentally unbalanced One bat was carved out of anthracite by a Scranton mine going with a collection of bats of lignumvitae bats of 'sawdust and plaster bats of African mahogany and sticks of Cuban blackwood that arrive like forests as the baseball season progresses Recently the Babe paid express charges on a great huge Jagged icicle of limestone formation the Carlsbad Caverns of New WED AND THURS ONLY of Regular Stock ALL HEELS-ALL COLORS 'I''' WED AND THURS ONLY of Regular Stock oxie ALL AL 0 Values ALL EPII to $593 I I 1i Drive for $50000 Continues Banquet to Be Held Tuesday Night With SI5237 already pledged In the drive for 160000 for a permanent Boy Scout camp workers in the drive resumed their oainpaign Tuesday A banquet will be held at the Skit Yin Hotel Tuesday night when reporta of the pledgee will be made A banquet wee held et the Bkirvin Monday night when the $15000 Wee reported ass a result of the first days campalgn Ben IL May is cheirman of the Whetting committee The group led by William 0111 led in pledgee the first day- About 1113000 of the total reported Monday night was raised by the initial gifts committee of which Judge John Miley le chairman Di ft012W1dMMIkOMMhi HE 6ffr BABY WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED 1J off eighta 3rre old and am In bed sick with I would like you to do me a favour would you kindly send me a ball or glove with your name on it as I find staying In bed a very hard task to do I am hoping I will get a letter" Housewives and mothers and old men write him all their little troublesas this young Italian woman In New Jersey "Now I am a young Italian lady of 20 yrs and mother of 6 children what want to ask you is this can you please let me have $2000 'You see I have $1800 debts and the other $100 I want to get clothes and other little odds and ends that I have to pay and need for the children Need New Shoes "I was sitting down worrying Whitt I was going to do as my children were slaking Inc for new shoes and dreases so I said if I haven't the money what do youse want me to do go steal there in front of me on the table was your picture in the News about how you bad signed for $85000 a year "Now what I want to tell you le this if you let me have the money at the day ever comes when my children get big I can afford it I will let you have your money back more besidee if not May the Lord give it to you in Health Luck You see my husband was very sick with pleurisy and could not work I started a little buainese cre it fitiled and we have been broke complete ever since" Another housewife out In a Wisconsin town want' only a couple of tickets to Chicago genies She says: "First I do want to congratulate you getting $80000 a year but honest I don't believe it It Just doesn't seem pomible My hubby made $1600 last year but that was the worst year he does make $2000 a year if he has steady work and we have five kiddies Honest I can't immagin any one realy making $80- alftaimenofen IL Emonnoleamonumal -404tow 11 (ontinued from Vege One) board and the civic committee of the chamber of commerce Men and women ought to be glad for the privilege of helping build a permanent pinee for the scouts to carry on their activities (di the MASA put it CHEAPER A ACTION DELAYED fa t9 MlwftiNaMinkim 1 10 9 fi j)0 4 4 41 0 The money now being raised will be Used to buy a piece of wooded land in the country end to build and equip the neceemary buildings This layout will serve generation aftet generation of Boy 6coute Every father and mother ought to be interested in the success of this Venture It will mean the difference between success failure to a great number of boys We fully recognize the fact OM this city has been celled upon to do many extra things this year requiring the gift of money it my be so every year We are faced on every hand with ierious community needs which can be met only with money But this Boy lecout emergency I very great and men ought to be glad to help In meeting it We are ell glad that the couts are to be a pert of our Community Fund activities We should short it by giving time end money to help put this drive over the top It will make the boys very luippy They wiii be enormously benefited So Will the city as a whole Our men of money were boys yes-Wiley They will not forget the problime they fatted as Inds They will thank Ood that they escaped the temptations which destroy end will have a heart full of sympethy for this boy-saving enterprise They will give willingly to it We have no doubt of the ultimate Ameeese of the drive Make it easy for the workers by WIN ing cheerfully Citizens Committee Hears Protest of Two Companies Bidding The eitiewne wdvisory gas Commit tee again was delayed in its anthill for cheaper gas Tueaday when the In dustrial Pioneer Oa companies objected to an incomplete model frail-chili drafted by City Attorney Mc-Kenai Mc Kenai was Inatructed to eornplete the model franchise and submit it at another meeting of the committee to be called by Barbour chairman The pa companies elready bidders for a franchise in offers of cheaPot gas than is now furnished by the Oklahoma Natural Oa Co Objected mainly to two clauses proposed by McKenzie Mc Kenai suggested a citywide election should the mucousful company ever want to transfer its franchise to another concern while the gas companies favored letting the State corporation commission rule Molten Me acting on instructions of the committee pmposed the city would have the right to purchase the successful company's franchise should It ever attempt to increase rates while the Industrial and Pioneer both want to leave the fairness of rate increases to the corporation conunission Municipal ownerehip of a distribut ing system was not discussed at the meeting although several members are known to favor it PAIN Peculiar to Women Periodic Suffering Headaches Neuralgia 4 Neuritis 4 Here's auto '''l Relief I 444ica Over 300 Compete In Annual Contest of Moosehead Legion Winners In the annual Oklahoma County "Botter Baby" health content aponsored by Oklahoma City chap ter No Go Women of Mooseheart Legion were announced Tuesday Over b00 contestants wore their beat Smiles and uttered their finest "woe" as the judges looked them over while movie eitMOTSIS ground out official screen records The judging wes at the Mooed headquarters on Broadway Circle Mrs Doris Garrett Mn Otto Livingston and Mrs Ina Laird composed the committee in charge The winners were: Ortu le Voles Cooley daughter of Istr and Mrs Cooley 2911 Robin son-ev: Walter Les Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Carpenter mute Donald Porent son of Mr and Mrs Perre 11 1626 Euclid av: Betty Lou Phillips 115 Ninth-at Dolores Elmarie Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Cooper 2122 22nd-at INnnic Bryon Wilhite son of Mr and Mrs Wilhite 2244 14th-st Wilma Patricia Mohn daughter of Mr and Mrs Mobil 1100 59th-at: Milbert Verne Vandergriff son of Mr and Mrs Vandergriff 2423 Prospect-ay John Dennison Iritrpatrick eon of Mr and Mrs Fitspetrick 312 36th-et Bliley Jean Rue son of Mr and Mrs Rue Capitol Kill Richard Allan Kau' son of Mr alio Mrs A Caul 1221 alst-sti Cher lee Lyle Pain eon of Mr and Mrs Pain 2510 Robinaon-ev: Clara June Machtoiff daughter of Mr and Mrs IL Machtolff 2381 42nd-st: Mary Jo Manion daughter of Mr and Mrs IL Manion 3 42nd-at Mary Ann Coggrove daughter of Mr and Mrs Coegmvs 604 Durlandav Wayne Swells son of Mr and Mrs 11 Swells 1504 seventh-st Silas West ly Oroves eon of Mr and Mrs Groves 1104 Mein-at i Katherine Jean Swanda daughter of Mr and Mn Swamis 1321 24th-et Kenneth O'Malley son of Mr and Mrs IL O'Malley 1815 Al Ice-av: Lewis Theodore Hooten son of Mr and Mrs Ilooton 723 23rd-at Virginia Lee Reel daughter of Mr and Mrs Keel 623 21th at Paley Louise Cochron daughter of Mr and Mrs Oochron 1210 21st-st Wilma Joyce Krotile daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Km tile 811 Fifth-at Zelda Maud Coffman daughter of Mr and Mrs 11 Coffman 1215 13th-at: Vera Mae Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin 4064 Third-et and it means "the best money can buy" When Mother Nature can supply better materials and science better methods then and not until then can you obtain something better than Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup No adulter ants or fillers No artificial color ing or flavors No substitutes Guaranteed 100 per cent pure dived 5 Month8 in the Making Anheuser-Busch 1j ss 4 4 I OS 1 11' 'I 41 16 q4 4 tv '1 tr lit I'l 4 0 1 ttt' I '1! i 1 ieI''' 1 1 tX-t' I WI' 4 1 4 1 1 411 -lb --1 1 i (--- vl 11- -ici-p---- 1111 01 0 LA Itok pED 1 ti i0 i AL yRil MN a 13441txtus 11-x''(-1 7 7 1 1 6 CATTLE ARE SHIPPED To OSAGE COUNTY 130000 Head Sent From Teta and Mexico for Fattening Approximately 150000 head of cat tie have been Imported to the Osage County grazing land for the summer fattening season Livestock Supt Sam Nelson of the state aviculture department said TueAdtvy Most of the cattle was shipped from Texas Some come Mtn Mexico Inspectio showed that none bad fever ticks Nelson said Osage County stockmen are grazing 50000 of their own cattle this rear Nelson itald mdweiloe2 VICTIMS OF ROBBERY TO SEE SUSPECTS Effort to Identify neveral Men to be Made Tuesday Itecent robbery victims will be Called to the police station Tueedsy In an effort to identify five holdup suspects held for investigetion Police Chief Becker 'fvo of the men Morris nothen berg and 4 Greenfield were re turned to the elle Monday night from Dahlia They were erersted in the robbery April IS of Everett Porth livery driver Three others arrested Monday tight are Loyd Johnson Ira Johnson and Lee They were picked up by scout car officere investigsting the robbery of Mrs' Traylor 3200 block 29th-at Mrs Traylor reported three men jumped on her auto at Maiti-st and Weetern-we and forced her to drive to the fair grounds They robbed her other auto and 60 cents she reported ''HE next time a headache makes you stay at the time of month has brought on pains which threaten to prevent your keeping an Bayer Aspirin tablets Give them a trial and you will be grateful 1 for their comfort There are so many aches and pains they will relieve promptv There is never the slightest harm in their use Genuine Bayer Aspirin can't hurt you! Doctors will tell you it does not harm the heart The experience of millions of people speaks for these tablets So don't suffer any needless pain Bayer Aspirin will check your cold relieve a headache or neuralgic pains so easily! Buy the 1004ablet bottle and lava money arley-Malt Syrup LIGHT OR DARK 0 RICII IN BODY NOT BITTER 1 LIGH' 01107 983 PERSONS FIND WORK 1 111NMMIiMmONWE Bryan Sons Corp-sAtexander Drug Co! Distributors Oklahoma City Okla' Look for Toni picture on the top of every cam A booklet giving recipes for good thing' to eat will be sent to any ad-dregs upon requeet State Labor Com I ast 'Melt tteekly Report Vmployment wail obtained for 728 men and 260 women bythe four federal state labor bureaux in Oklahoma the put week State Labor Commissioner A Pat Murphy said Tuesday A total of 9478 men and 403 women applied for work The bureaua found employment for 757 rilP11 and 27 women theTreirict: week Murphy bald HUSBAND HELD IN DEATH OF WIFE Chester Walker 1204 block Sixth at was held by police for the filing of stat charge in the death of his wife Ella Walker She died at University Hospital early Saturday from a gun shot Police said Walker chinned the gun wee discharged I 108 East Grand Ate Phone 2-4420 ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST LOUIS of 13a telt Artre nry Ginger Ale MA NI( ASK CLEMENCY SAVit011 AO and applications for clemency will be oonsidered by the state pardon and parole board when It eonvelies next Monday at McAlester State Pardon and Parole 11111 said Tuesday BAYER ASPIRIN I 113M-111.