The M'Alester News-Capital from McAlester, Oklahoma • 8

PAGE EIGHT McALESTER NEWS-CAPITAU SATURDAY APRIL 29 1922 Greeks Face Trip Unusual Hardships CONTRACT ALL LEFT INTACT CANDIDATES FOR HOME RUN TITLE more game- Kish Sioux Cltv 402 i Honnrtt 430 LHivolt TuIsa 1434 (uviA Tulsa 431 JonK kn' vr 413: (lomos iH'nvor 40S Nu-fer St 104 Muniititi Omu-h 404 Middleton Oklahoma City 4 0 4 In Southern Association Me- UNUSUAL STORIES ABOUT UNUSUAL PEOPLE sought out tho highest Soviet officials literally took his Ufa in his hands and blttmly arraigned thorn for lltelr action Much to his sur-pilso they heartily agreed wltli him hut refused to raneel tho order Ills love anik consideration for the hornet- made sitcli a favorable Im-presrlon however that a few days latter ho was prerrntort with a testl- Trainer of Race Stables isimoniii written on official soviet OF IRON HAND I paper und ndorned with several ela- lC'tirn of Ivlissian Move I orate gov ernhu-nt seals This and ment That Gave Horses to tho old eontrnrt with Count Dnsh With Ruth Out of Game For Short Time Williams and Kelly and Getting Lead in Circuit Clouts Russians Air Grievances as Bolslieviki Presses True Significance Into Lives of The Various Classes kov Is all Keys has to show for Ills nine years in Russia' Peasants to Till Fields iMfilan ot Memphis Is on top of he I hatting hesp with an average of 444 with Maver of Atlanta leading In homo run hitting with a trio to his rirdit Ilenrv of New Orleant Iia3 shown himself the fastest piny-cr oh tho bases Ho hugged Hie In Ins Hist fmi Icon gamps The Include games of Tuesday Other leading baiters for ten or mote games- Burke Nashville 429 Jackson Little Reck 413- Williams Mobile 407 Conuollv Little Bc 406: Mayor Atlanta 400 Zoollrrs little Kok 400 Barrett Little Risk 394 lD-nry New Orleans 365 Iupan Littlo rock SCI CONSTANTINOPLE Living for 1 6 duv on miked rea and fresh water and limited bread rations till children nrd jRbfiO adult Greeks have arrived hore uu tho Greek steamer Ml) ha-1 Archangel from Novororslsl: llmalii with no food or water tabiiar-l Fufferlng from cholera and other epidemic diseases many of -io refn-gooa III nod two had died at Greek military suthoritlels and delegitti ofthc Greek high commission Inspected the ship supplied irul old nrd arranged for emergency food supplies to hist tho -essel until she rcarlied fiaionlkl where tho ulde-bodied will be debarked for transportation to the tolmeeo farms und rtnd camps In tho vicinity ot Ka-talln These re'ugeps wore reerrlled from among the more than 29090 Orrek Gas Customers Get Large Sum Refunded MEMPHIS "The most cheerful patient we've ever had!" That's how physic-inns and nurses at St Joseph's hospital here deserlho Mrs Anita II a r-ba ugh Mrs Harhaugh is slowly dyinlt In the charity ward Khe lias been a hopeless cripple for years In that time she's never taken a drug i Alleviate pain She's forgotten her own' pain by cheering others Twenty years ago Mrs Harbaugh was the pretl) graceful bespangled uerial queen of one of the world's greatest circuses One day on a trapeze she lost her hold and crashed to the ground She lias been paraljzeil ever since OKLAHOMA CITY Immediate reduction In tho gas rates will be made In thirty towns and rltics In the state In amounts ranging front 13 to 29 cents per thousand cubic feet and approximately $600 (ju will he returned to consumers as a result of u' decision In federal eourl Estate Has Dwindled Rapidly who wore driven from their homes hero yosterday refusing to make by the Bolshov ikl ntnl who huve keen Keys of Elyria a trainer of hloo-lod horses is nor-liups the only In Russia who told tho Soviet government Just what lie thought ot It and received a testimonial for his frankness Ho later loft Russia for homci after an absence of nine years Keyes went to Russia In 1913 under ronlrset with Count lla lon Dashkov: Viceroy of the Caurasiis and owner of some of the most vulu-ablo rare hotses In llio world He was to receive salary of bom $100 10 to $15000 a veir as breeder und trainer of the Count's horses and ns manager of his 76000 urre stock farm Depltc tho Count's deuth In 1915 and the revolution two years Outer Keyes ws rolnetant to leave Russia lie saw his ravings disappear the form taken oxer by tho r'ovlets and famine opprnnThlng but still ho de'-e-nlncd to stick This resolution remalnejl unchanged for months but the turning point came when the government suddenly ordered his splendid trotting horses turned over to tho peasants for ordinary farm work Keys MOSCOW Opposition to polllos laid down hy the majority of tho Communist party has hoconio more opj and daring In Russia roeenlly than al anv time since Iron handed (methods weio Inaugurated in 1918 Group- extremely email numerically and poi haps devoid of any power to chance the trend of things which formoilv aired their gilevun-ces if nt nil Ill secret meetings anil vve-o prnmp'ly voted down have recently in roverhl' Instances purposed Yosi-ow hy ruining right out In the open among tbe-c was the croup of 24 pormns lira lod hv A Shlapn'koff of the niotal workers group wi d'ssppo'nte with thej return of capitalism end the apnar- i t-nt of abandonment of Communism I '-i-od to take their griev-rces to Third Intprnn'lonsle Tltev were! promptly sat upon and threat-m-i wl'li expulsion Dorn the Communist party unless thev ohm ed The two Men-hevikl nml two Ro- efsl Revolutionists -in the Moscow SorlPt generally timid folks we'ght-1 cd down hy the thousand of more' Voting two yeers for repatriation Tie condition of the otkers is said to be s-rioit wth from 25 to30 dy-" ing deity of hunger permanent the gaa company's Injune Hon BMlnrt nororeemviit of rntes crtahllehed hy the stato rorporation coin mission Federal court hers Is expected to rule within a few days as to whether the rebate must he made at once ns contended hy the corporation commission liny (iets IK-sth I Vanity LONDON Henry incobl a 19 I year old hotel pantry bov was found guilty today hy tho central ciimlmtl efturt of the minder nf Ludfi Alice While widow et Hir Edward White Lcjrion Host Will Motor to Pittsburg HAVANA Charges that a $2-0O0 C00 pstatP had dwindled to leas than tsoouo during the yoir It wus In the hands of exeeutois tho basis for a erimiml suit will has Imen brought hy Mrs Elen-i Trujillo and her two minor sons u-gninst the cbnncery court of I h'n-fueros and the executors The property in iINpute wag left bv Mrs Frnnc'sea Toste Garcia vluda de Acoa who died In Oicnfue-gos on Mav 24 1921 to five nephews llv'ng in the Canary Islands One of the nophows died and heirs have Instituted the suit Ths ileims paid It is alleged Include $125900 for lawyers' fees Aged Itrid groom Hies BOSTON John Baker Keyes i former chairman of the Loudon eoun- wcalthy fG-year-old Cincinnati club council on March 14 Ho was ran whese marriage to Ml-s Flor- sentenced to death enre GlrarOtn 19 a stir sev-' tral voars ago died here late yes-1 Pictures fVsmeq atEdwards' Book lerday I Store State Temperature Takes Sudden Drop low members of tho Sovln plucked up courage enough the other day to creak right out In big public meeting Thev merely wanted to change thej wording of a resolution nnent the Third (aternut'-onale but the fact lhn thev rtnod ttp and voted against tho scheduled plan despite the hooting and Jeering of the mnio-lt? and In the presence of leon Trot-rky War Minister and dozens of foielrn Journalists Hnd dinlomats attending tho meeting seemed some-I thing new in Moscow I Arrangements were completed by the American Ieglrm at their Friday neon banquet for the attendanre tn a body at the May Day Festival In Pittsburg Owing to Inability of most mrm-fceis to start earlier It was agreed to meet at the Dirk Crutcher Motor 'orrpnny office and rtart from that niare nt 6 o'rlotk Tuesday evening This will get tho delegates In Pittsburg time Tor a general good time that Is scheduled for the evening In eeb hrntion of the opening of the new Untlery 'B'' armory Any former service men who might wish to go may accompany the orginization and all Legion men who can go are urged to phono Dick Crutcher Immediately that reservation can be made on the ca's to carry all It Is anticipated that an out-post of the Rupert Harriann Post will be established at Pittsburg In the near future Pictures trainee at Book Rtnr 1 Quality In Roasting "Every roast a good is the motto of the expert who guides the of POLAR OKLAHOMA CITY Temperatures of below normal prevailed over Oklahoma today It was said at the Foiled States woathcr bureau here Beaver reported the lowest temperature 36 while Woodward reiwrted 40 Only three places In the United States reported freezing temperature Goodland Kansas Duluth Minn and Toledo Ohio A generally light to moderate rain fell over the state during the 24 horus ending at 7 a today the bureau announced Ardmore reporting the heaviest rain 75 of an inch Unsettled weather was forecast for tonight and Saturday with possibility of fair weather for Sunday PARIS Pearl White the motion picture actress this afternoon narrowly escaped when a half-ton steel weight fell from the roof of the Casino de Paris whore sho w-aS -BEAR COFFEE The most modern machinery and appliances have been provided to keep up the high standard of this coffee CHICAGO April 59 Kenneth Williams the hard hltt Ins outfielder with the 8t Louie Browne who startled the baseball world hr rrark-Ing Babe Ruth's Itonig rreord for the hr it two weeks of the reason when he amashed out h's sixth elr-cult drive Is at tho top of the hatters In the American league arenrd-insr to averages released today and whli Include Wednesday's games Willlnins Is tied with Tr's Speaker the veteran lender of the Cleveland Indlnns Ka--h has nn evehige of 4 4 9 Williams Is not only topp- lng the hitters hut In showing the ws to the ba-e stealers with eight thefts Ills six home rung is a h'c O'tvnntrvp over his main and If he maintains his present stride Ruth will hrvg a big liomli-np to overromp when he re'urns to the game on May ft- The Ft I-ouis slugger is out In front In total bases with a toni of 2 George Slsler another star of the Browns has been wielding the willow with telling effeets since the curtain rose and Is trailing the lenders with an average of 44 4 i "Other leading batters for fire or more games are- Pratt Ro-ton 432 Smith Boston 421: Col-Bits Chicago 380: Scott New hork 378: Wood 579 Jamieson Clevcltnd 370: Blue Detroit 364 Hellmahn Detroit 364 Detroit 564 Rire Washington 346 George Kellv tho first baseman who last searon load the National League home run hitters Is out to repeat this season but appears to have some keen upe I-Hen In h's teammnte Meusel und CNr Wllgns th Philadelphia outfielder This trio has doted out 3 homers apiece Kelly Is topping the hatters with an average 443 while Tierney the Pfttshurg se-nnd sacker Is three points behind with a mark of 432 Hornsby of St lamia who carried off tho league's batting honors last reason Is down In the list wih a mark of 368 RnMiie Maranvlllo of the Pirates and Rawlings of the Giants are harming a nip and tuck rare for the hon- ora among the base stealers Each had pilfered four Other leading batters for five or more games are- Tiernev Pittsburgh 429: Harper Cincinnati 421: Holloeher Chicago 3S5 11-llama Philadelphia 3S3: Maranville Pittsburg 378 Parkinson Philadelphia 375 Horn-by St lamls 368: Bighee Pittsburg 362 Ilen-llne Philadelphia 331 Initial averages of the Amer'ran Association show Gossett the Milwaukee catcher basking In the leadership with an average of 419 Fayer a rat'-her with Minneapolis Is runnoup with 403 Seven players are in th scramble for homo run honorr each having collected two They are- Milwaukee: Maver Minneapolis: Lamar Toledo Russell Minneapolis: Todt Toledo: Burrus Columbus and Brief Kansas City: have hern on the alert for thefts as the leading bare stealprs have been held down to three apiece They are: Mathews Milwaukeh Rpgh Indianapolis Christensen St Paul Other leading hatters for ten or more games- Kirk" Louisville 40Q Krueger Indianapolis 400 Umar Toledo 393 Rue-ell Minneapolis 395: Yurphy Columbus 292 Hartley Columbus 390 Sticking Indianapolis 390 Lear Milwaukee 383 Carl Fast outfielder with the Wichita club is blaring the trail for the hitters in the Woirern league with an average of 512 In his twelve games East eolp-'-ted twenty-two hits throe of them being homers and four going ljr doubles Dnxls of Tulsa ir carving nirae for himself in the home ri bull of fame In thirteen ga'nc3 he poled nix circuit drives Bennett and Thompson also of Tulsa are following him wyli four homers apiece Conlnn of Wichita is loading the league in base with fne O'her lead'rg hatters for ten nr Thb best place In the United States to get your shoe repairing Mortal 8hoe Shop jai vtypq)1 'HI i-l'i 9 ISfJ earn i vc 4 I -CV i mUiH It might be more proper to say that POLAR BEAR COFFEE is toasted instead of rojstsd When bread is toasted as it should be it is browned from both sides by heat which holds I all of the richness and nourishment in tho center So it is with coffee Roasting (aa we do it) in the hot flames from dry natural gas the coffee bean is exposed to quick even heat which imprisons all ths aroma oils and essences that go to make good coffes 'f Easy to Operate This Lawn Mower diirers in design frftm other direct geared mowers but in general it embodies all the principles involved in them Get a can of money back POLAR BEAK COFFEE and learn the secret In its toasted flavor My Hawaiian Rainbow is bright not only on 'QUALITY IN EVERY CUP open side frames and drive wheels reduce the weight making it a light and easy mover to handle Rig Nights but every time this Brunswick recording of native Hawaiian music Ly l-'crera and 1-rancliini is played No 75c Roasted and ruarsnteed by Griffin Orwoary Co Me A) 8 ter Muskogee Henryetta Okmulgee and Wllburton Griffin Goodner Grocery Co Tuiea And equally interesting are these Hawaiian selections by other Brunswick artists: 6019-AI'lm Of (Farewell to Thl TtwttN 1'akoA httllma Wait (Hawaiian Ml'dja Pnka Hawaiian JMXifi Nw rrt Kawniiaa Mtsonlijfbt Mll TiMtiK Hawaii ini llllo (HwnHin Mrch) Toole laka HuaJUnn 00-ll4ifitlilu Mnrrh hitiik KT4ra find rramhlnl UL No Like (im) Flank FcTcra and Anthuny Fran bud It has a largcv open revolving cutter which will cut high grass with ease The revolving cutter is carried on patent ballbearings the adjustment of which is a marvel of simplicity It not only iiolJs securely but has features that enable one to adjust it easily and quickly Culp Piano Co LANDES Furniture Arnote Lui'di ig I'HONE 28 'i Manager Second and Choctaw 3IcAlester Oklahoma HALF A CENTURY Oklahoman Praised Elack-Dranght Paring Used It Safely Say for SO Leader Coffee THE RECENT RAINS have brought the gardens out' in fine shape With oung onions radishes lettuce and other garden truck one should have good Corn-fSread like mother used to make to complete the meal Use 1 Roasted and blended in McAlester by experts this splendid beverage has for years been recognizd as the favorite brand of those who love Coffee Ask your grocer for LEADER i Grandfleld One of Lie bust known farmer of Tllman County Mr Tisdale who owns and manage wagon yard here says: have used Tbedford' I believe I can eafel7 say for fifty year was born and reared In Texas Freestone County sixty-four year agq I have been married forty-four years My father used Black-Draught before I was married and gave it to us forty-four years of my married life It baa bad a place on our medicine shelf sod Is the only laxative cr liver medicine we use We use It for torpid liver sour stomach headache Indigestion I don't think we could get along without It -knowing what It has done for us and the money It has saved It Is Just as good and reliable today as It was when we began ita use My boys use It and they are satisfied the best II wsr medicine thev have ever used" Thedford's Black-Draught kl purrly vegetable not disagreeable to tike and nets in a prompt and natural way So many thousands of persons have been benefited by the ee of Black-Draught you should have no hesitancy In trying this valuable old well-established remedy for most liver tad stomach dUonJers 8-1396 Clover Corn Meal Better Few as in ten pound paper sacks ground lVesh ever day from pure sweet white corn Every Sack Guaranteed At all Grocers Hale-Halsell Company IMPOft rRRS JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS HARDEMAN-KING COMPANY McALESTER MUSKOGEE TULSA DIRANT COALGATE HOLDENWLLE HUGO ADA 3E 3E 32 IN'.