The Oklahoma City Times from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 2

OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES SATURDAY JULY 30 1921 IMoab6P0 ogiihiCioCtrioitarigiMICtLekOgrtbqeiM01taOO4Wt'o0110oStw-klAo -11EMIMEIMIEI --CVPogfiaetrA61-K0-10- 1 TWO OKLAHOMA: CITY TIMES SATURDAY JULY 30 1921 1 hold In sail here today on a charge of wilful hontlelde grOwing out of the death Thursday of Roy Lewis BERKMAN MEETS RED CONGSESS HEAD I BERKMAN MEETS RED CONGRESS HEAD 11 I 1CIRLASKS FOR 1 FAMOUS COMEDIAN SAYS "HITCNY KOO" MADE HIM BANKRUPT FAMOUS 'COMEDIAN October 17 Marie Rappo id the grand opera star on January 21 and the Cherniavsky Trio of Russia on March 7 Diaz at present is substituting for Caruso during the latter'! illness Mine Trapper Is Held DENTON lit July Plasters 16 years old trapper in the Orient mine at West Frenicfort lot PONCA CITY IS TO HEAR NOTED SINGERS PONCA CITY Okla July '30--(Spe the mettitun of the Ponca Music clubtcooperating with the chamber of commerce contracts have been closed whereby this-city will hear Dafa len Dias the tenor on Ambition Every normal' man has two great ambitions First to own his home Second to own a ear to nway from his FiS50000 FROM FORMER LOVER GROCER STARTS ATTACK ON CITY BUILDING LAW Mandamus Asked in Suit Against ii Van Meter 110110CER STARTS 1 i 1 -Tr I 1 I 1 suit for Damages Brought Against Oa Seal suit tor vamages br011griti Against Oia Seal oty I 140 I I I n- 4N Alo 1 40 I per 1 0p 1 I I rt A031 trod t-z 1 1 114:: :4 tt 0s it :2:: NEW YORK July Hitchcock the comedian who recently filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy gave evidence today in support de the-claim that he was broke Ile told Referee Townsend that the frolicianno Mow "Bitchy Koo" caused his downfall leaving him with only notes pawntlekets and scenery The show bogged down at Philadelphia ho explained and he had to pawn a watch that "Diamond Jim" Brady had given him in order to buy railroad tickets for the chorus girls The referee seeking to learn of the comedian's assets which he listed at $in asked about his town house his mcntry plaCe on Long Island and his automobile Mr Hitchcock said his wife owned them all He denied newspaper reports that there had been moonlight bathing parties at his noun-try place or aesthetic dancing in the pink light of dawn I I I I If I rk gi 'N- ''''''q ttZ r'1 It '14 1' 1 i 4 1 :0 444- tf tr I 1 Declaring that she became a mother after Dia Seal had taken advanoi tage of a promise to marry her Calks Van Friday filed in the die' trict court against Seal a breach of promise suit in which she asks PO- 000 damages About Atarch 1 1920 at the home Of her mother on It No 7 Seal promised that in August 1020 he would marry her the girl's petition Says Miss Van asserts she always bas been and now is ready to marry Seal but that In spite of many ro i quests that he fulfill his promise he has failed After the girl knew she was to be Come a mother she told Seal of ths fact she alleges and he promised to Obtain a home and to marry her tin mediately He left and although she ha waited patiently he has not re' turned the girl's petition says BUMPER CROP IS DUE IN CANADA THIS YEAR Seal but that in spite of many re i quests that he fulfill his promise he has failed After the girl knew she was to be- 11 come a mother she told Seal of the fact Rho alleges and he promised to Obtain a home and to marry her tin- 1 mediately He left and although she I hate waited patiently he has not re- turned the gir l's petition says 'v 0 BUMPER CROP IS DUE AW AU CMS Uitti IVO 4111U11m after Ota Seal had taken advan- eT age of a promise to marry her Ca Hie Van Friday filed in the dile rriocitnicocunrut itoginainwathicSheal hove abskreaseh oo 000 damage! About Atarch 1 1920 at the hornet tias been and now la ready to marry 'Minneapolis St Paul 'Minneapolis 0 sh- ts Paul 1 61 0 c2 csi 61' o)z)ed a ei 4 r' 1I: Ae 411100n '4 i i 'A ---------'1 w- 'A: N' 41- 41 4 ---4 I Si-14 ad- cou ici tin illoalleo do 0 eara torte ft kis' --s 4 blues Kansas Citm al0 qile r)00111111471 43 43 izt 11C1 1 TligilsllG 40 CIO 0 Tarap m( 4 0 IP I Kansas ei a 4 CI' -iNto GOULD DIVORCE RECOGNIZED BY NEW YORK COURT 4 1 I to 0 a ta 0 1-4 0 V) V) Uf to kl 4 lid 0 0 0 01 0 2 5 ri rc a Attack upon the city ordinance which forbids erection of grocery stores in exclusivelyresidence blocks without the permission of a majority of the property owners in the block was made in a suit for mandamus filed In the district court Friday by Mitcham against Van Meter city building commissioner Mitcham after having been granted Permit to erect a combination store and apartment house at Thirty-fourth street and Clasen boulevard was in7 terrupted in his building when the city commissioners annulled the permit last week The petition filed Friday sets forth that on Thursday Mitcham paid a building permit tee to the city treasurer and that Van Meter then refused to Issue the per mit Order Would Let DOWil Oars The petition asks the court to issue an alternative of mandamus ordering Van Meter to issue the permit or to ahoy cause why it should not be issued The court is asked to Issue a peremptory writ of mandamus when a hearing is held Issuance of the peremptory order would have the effect of letting down the bars for the building of a grocery store anywhere in a residence section Annulment of the permit followed a protest by residents of the section in which the building was to be erected Constitutional Provisions Cited Mitcham' petition alleges that the ordinance involved No 1913 passed June 12 1917 violates both the constitution of the United States and the state constitution botb of which forbid the taking of property without due process of law the petition de-dares The fourceenth amendment to the United States constitution which forbids a state to deprive any person of property without due process of law or to deny equal protection of the law to any citizen and other sections of article two of the state constitution guaranteeing the inherent right to enjoy the fruits of one's labor and forbidding the taking of private property for a private use without the consent of the owner are other passages of organic law alleged to have been violated Photo shone Alexander Berkman second from the left and to the right of him Is Zinov let newly elected president of the Third Internationale Alexander Berkman deported from the United States about two years ago is now one of the leaders in Lenine's Russia This photograph of him has just been received in this country He is shown in a group going to a "Subbotnik" which means Sabbath days Saturday and Sunday On these days everybody from the president down voluntarily gives four hours of his time to the government for extra duty consisting of cleaning roads get ting fuel or any other work directed by the various heads of departments I Action Brought by Widow is Dismissed wits 0 1 Attorneys for Wright Claim Charge Against Judge Not Made in Interest of Public Further reduclion in lime du 1112 Superior Service Sched built entirelti of steel SASKATOON Sae most unfavorable weather develop during remaining weeks of the crop season 4 the Saskatoon district will produce the most remarkable crop in its his torY This is the consensus among crop experts Total rainfalls for June was nearly four inches one and a half more than In any previous June in seven years Hot growing weather has prevailed continuously except for the rains It Is declared that the Sas katoon district could even stand a mid-summer drought and still produce a good crop Improved conditions are reported in Southern Alberta as a result of re freshing rains Many fields there promise bumper wheat crops Based on present conditions central Alberta 4 should have a good crop and the northern section of the province a bumper yield The outlook Is for a larger crop than last year In these two districts Considering Saskatchewan and 1Kanitoba as a whole agricultural ex: parts are predicting that the yield will be the largest in history if conditions Of the future are as near Ideal as those of the past The department of agriculture of Saskathewan issued a report showing splendid conditions throughout the province with excep Von of a small area in the extreme 'I southwest Some of the wheat is in the shot blade and growing rapidly At Bethume and Arm River rye is a being cut -RATIO OF PROGRESS LEAPS IN CANADA i 4 4 Short tine Express 11:1 Kansas pm At Des Moines 7:03 am Ar St Paul 3:40 pm Ar Minneapolis 4:20 pm Shari Line Special tn Kansas CHI 2:25 pm Ar Des Moines 9:30 pm At St Paul 2:15 am At Minneapolis 8:05 am (By The Ansociated Pmts) NEW YORK July New York supreme court Friday recognized a divorce obtained in a French court by Frank Jdy Gould wealthy sportsman Justice Mullen dismissed a divorce action brought by Mrs Edith Kelly Gould declaring she had defended her husband's suit in France and had had her full day in court "What reason Is there" Justice Mullen asked "that --our courts charged with the guardianship -1 the states sovereigntyshould deny extra territorial competency to a decree obtained ip such circumstances?" The court declared that the ease and speed of travel In an age when long absences front home were customary 'made it "even more important than it formerly was that the comity doctrine be applied with as little technicality and as much common sense as the particular case admits of" "The length to which the courts of one nation will go In recognizing a judgment of another nation" added Justice Mullan "depends in the last analysis upon sound judicial discretion" Among the records submitted to the court were those of police proceedings in France wherein it was stated Mrs Gould had admitted Infidelity Kansas Citil rarrIOLLS Rock island dininq car: service for all meals 0" 1 Comforl and CourIes-tLare our 'fellow Traveldrs on ihe Rock island 'Rack t)Islana KUWI Dp4ti Pastmagot Agent took Wand ttnos 4144 grais tzalutago fluilding Oklahoma Otto Okla SCOTHORN IS CHOSEN OSTEOPATHIC HEAD CLEVELAND Ju Samuel Scothorn of Dallas Texas was in stalled Friday as president of the American Osteopathic association Miller of St Louis was made-first vicepresident and Hosebroom of Portland Ore second viceprest dent These trustees were installed' 'Walker Fort Worth Texas George A Still Kingsville Mo Earl Drinkall Chicago -1 IL Gilmore Sioux City and Curtis Brigham Los Angeles vice-pres second ident and Rosebroom of Portland Ore vice-presi- ll dent These trustees were instaed' 'Walker Fort Worth Texas George A Still Kingsville Ito Earl i Gilmore Sioux Cit and Curtis 13righam DrLos A nkall IV Chicago rt ge es 6 MM who had lost a lawsuit before judge Wright 1omen Silent Previously Every main witness was traced back to an admitted connection with the cil man'a chleT of detective squad The three women who testified claimed to be close personal friends of Judge Wright and said they had never rereated the boasts that they claim thi judge made to them until they met this chief detective who seems to have had the golden key which un locked their lips One man who posed as the friend of Judge Wright but who was really the friend and associate of the Qil rnan and who heti recently gone on his bond of 5500000 admitted on the witness stand that this oil man had had Judge Wright constantly shadowed by detectives in an attempt to find "the slightest scar there might be upon his personal conduct or offi cal conduct" A day one of the detectives admitted that he had access to Judge Wright's private telegrams and tele phone messages during the recent visit made by Judge Wright In Hot Springs Arkansas That the telephone and telegraph companies betray private messages to unscrupulous detective agences is a sinister menace to the ordinary citizen The exoneration of Judge Wright marks the collapse of one of the most shameless attempts that has ever been made in this country to destroy and intimidate a Judge by the use of linproper influence private detectives an hired witnesses shadowed by detectives in an attempt to find "the elightent scar there might ad be upon his personal conduct or offi al conduct" A Clay one of the detectives mitted that he had access to Judge Wright's private telegrams and tele phone messages during the recent visit made by Judge Wright in Hot Springs Arkansas That the telephone and telegraph companies betray private messages to unscrupuloun detective nitrite ea in a sinister menace to the ordinary citizen en The exoneration of Judge Wright marks the collapse of one of the 11108t shameless attempte that ha ever to des been made in this country troe and intimidate a judge by the use of improper influence private detectives tied hired witnesses SAPULPA July 30--(Special)---De Oaring that the people have a right to know through the newspapers the real facta of the Lucien Wright bribery charge probe A McDougal chief of consul for Wright issued the following statement: The people' have a right to know through the newspapers the real facts and issues brought out at the trial ef Judge Wright The main points of interest are: 1 The exoneration of Judge Wright 2 The methods resorted to to pro cure evidence 3 The fact that the prosecution was Instigated by disappointed litigants 1 Judge Wright was exonerated because to use the language of the justice in deciding the case "there has not been an ounce of evidence produced to show any bribery" The prosecution offered no evidence of any bribe ever having beenoffered or received by anybody except the admission by Charles Page and his associate Mc Cray that Page had offered to expend $505005 in Judge Wright's interest in an unsuccessful effort to influence him No Light on Bribery When the information was filed it was alleged that the bribe was given by John Doe and in the trial no further light was thrown on the identity of the alleged briber No proof was offered as to when any bribe was given or where it was giver nor by whom it was given 2 The only teetimony offered bearing on the alleged bribery was Cat of three women who claimed that Judge Wright bad boasted to them that he was going to make big money out of some cases and the testimony of one of them 5irs Boarman that Judge Wright had shown her two thick rolls of bills The first witness Mrs Rowe testified that she had received no money from oil men or their detectives and she and her husband testified that they had made no large deposits in any bank near the date of their interview with a Tulsa oil man in Tulsa and Sand Springs The president of the First National bank of Pawnee testified that such deposits had been made and Harrison a Pawnee justice of the peace testified that immediately after ter return from Tulsa and Sand Springs Mre Rowe had shown him $500 in bills she said she got for a settlement and that she expected to get $5000 in all Mrs Boarman testified that at the time when Judge Wright showed her the two thick rolls of bills he paid his 'axes in cash a canceled check for that date however was produced showing that Judge Wright had paid $30 of his $107 tax bill with a check 3 The point is that this prosecution was not instigated in the interest of the public but WAN the work of a man in deciding the First National been an ounce thecase "there has of evidence pro- 1 to show any bribery" The icution offered no evidence of any ever having beenoffered or re- by anybody except the admiK by Charles Page and his associ- Ar McCray that Page had of- to expend $505005 in Judge ht's interest loan unsuccessful to: ifluence him No Light on Bribery en the information was filed it alleged that the bribe wan arisen rehn Doe and in the trial no er light W819 thrown on the iden- if the alleged briber proof was offered ax to when bribe was given or where it was nor by whom it was given The only teetimony offered ng on the alleged bribery was of three women who claimed that Wright bad boasted to them he was going to make big money if some cases and the testimony rie of them Mrs Boarman that Wright had shown her two rolls of bine first witness Mrs Rowe testi- that she had received no money oil men or their detectives and and her husband te that at had made no large depoMts in bank near the date of their inter- with a TUISS oil man in Tulsa Sand Springs president of of Pawnee testified that such sits bad been made and icon a Pawnee justice of the a testified that immediately after return from Tulsa and Sand lgs Mre Rowe had shown him in bills she said she got for a ament and that 'he expected to 5000 in all Boarman teetified that at the when Judge Wright showed her two thick rollx of bille he paid 'axes in cash a canceled check hat date however was produced ring that Judge Wright had paid Dt his $107 tax bill with a check The insti pnoigated is that thie prosecu ion not In th interest of au idle but wan the work of a man I4' i a i OTTAWA In Canada It the confederation of the provinces In 1867 numbered 123 according to 4 comparative statistics released by the government showing the development I of the dominion and had increased in I it 3920 to 4509 Canada's railroad mileage was I 2288 and had increased to 88899 last 1 year Not a single grain elevator was in Canada In 1267 while there are 3797 today In 1861 it was generally A helleved that wheat growing on the western prairies was impossible For the past ten years the three prairie provinces have won the annual wheat championship of the NOrth American eontinent For five years they have held the International championship for oats Cattle numbered 2624290 In 1867 end 9477380 last year Then they were range scrubs now they are fine grades with many purebreds The im1 provement of blood lines has been notable in all varieties of livestock 4 The scrawny sheep of the big herds have given place to the high grade 'and purebred stocks of small farmers 4 The pony of the days of open prairie 'has been supplanted by well-bred horses Alberta which was "out" or the world in 1861 won the champion'' hip for Clydesdale stallions at the A International livestock show EA Chi: cam last year ea THAT NEEDED ZEST A oo Borolord's Acid Phoopbate rcrreltt'rsity rgseriduill'inrohsttasacil At your 4 druggist (Adv) NEW KINGFISHER fl' I SCHOOLS SOUGHT 4 lv 1 i s4 1 01 A IA 1 0 A J1 'A 4I 0 a' $4 OP tot TOWN MARSHAL ARRESTED FOR KILLING BOY )hooting Occurs During Dance At Gerty M'ALESTER Okla July 30--John Hines farmer boy IS years old Is dead today follotving a shooting at a dance at Gerty a small town eleven miles south of Calvin and Charles Baker town marshal is in jail charged with the killing It is alleged that Baker under the influence of some intoxicant entered the dance hall and began firing promiscuously Young Hines was hit by a stray bullet After the shooting it is alleged that Baker drove all dancers out of the hall and remained there with the body of the boy anti) other officers came and arrested himi did not resist arrest it is said Babe Ruth's home runs dolt travel faster over the fence than I travel Etti a paclate of POST TQASTIES 1 411 FREE NEBRASKA LAND IS OPENED TO SOLDIERS LINCOLN Neb July thousand acres of government land will be thrown open to soldiers of the world war from September 9 to In it was announced here Friday The land II in the North Platte and Shoshone Irrigation proieet In Wyoming InVENTOR OF NEW MOTOR ARRESTED ON FRAUD CHARGE My The Atieeelated Prow CHICAGO July Coleman inventor of a device described as a perpetual motion motor for which the power was supplied by springs was arrested Friday on warrants received from Philadelphia which accused him of defrauding investors there of approximately $40000 On being arraigned before United States Commissioner James Glass his bonds were fixed at $5000 and the entail wait continued to August 9 PRICED TO SELL AT $400 Standard for over 30 Tears Sawyer Belts Absorb he Shock A STITCHED CANVAS BELT withstands the 11 shock of the driving the pulley firmly and delivers full power to the hay-baler 1 Sawyer strength and uniformity of material and the special reinforcement stitching along the edges insure even pulley contatt and long life That's why the Sawyer "runs true" and "stands up" on hard jobs In this darof rTower farming the efficient tractor handles all belt jobs Complete your tractor with the Stitched Canvas Belt that has "made good" with tractor owners and threshermen for 30 years Ask for a genuine Sawyer Belt stamped with the "US" seal We recommend Sabeco Belt a liberal sample packed with each Sawyer Belt Good dealers carry both also the full line of our mechanical rubber goods for the farm at' 07 01 11111111101111 ro fituor tod'eesseeak i I 6 -41 1 I It IF i -6 1 I -444 44- ilia" 1 1 V' III I 1091P4 -t eg-- ''to'vefr' 'eV -1 'A I' 760 11 -1-1-1-1 i FREE NEBRASKA LAND 11 Al ''k Ve 111 --7-- kAr -4 IS OPENED TO SOLDIERS 1 (1 -41t i I 471 I Nkri-t q- lit LINCOLN Neb July 30-Nineteen 11 II 1-k4 Alm 1 1 I es thousand acres governent land 1 HI 4 1 111-: Ail) Ne t4k 1 i 1 I wil be thrown open to soldiers of the ill '11r1 I 171 i a- kfalg 17114-atmlr -Ilk 1 6 i worl It war from September 9 to In it 7e Vil '1 11 1 d1 1 was announced here Friday The land 'it tor I NO'' aIgi ---i-- ft-- ttl is in the North Platte a timpt ynd Shoshone irrigation project in Woming 'Ott' 4111111 It i i I 't I 11't tilt imy ovf 11 i filly 111t it r7 INA 'If I 3011: 1 11! ensellialv 1110'e vteeew4 '1''' Ifi I- os 44PA 4 a l' 41-1 -4 t74 eh I I pi Jit ii 1 I INVENTOR OF NEW A 4ill(i of fttcf tay ikli seeovill MARSHAL A RSHAL -N47: e- 79 I 1 ct4 loor I 08 tt '0 404 ri reut MOTOR ARRESTED 4 717: 0 ------4(' I Annro ON FRAUD CHARGE -'-119' ARRESTED FOR Bl 8nnEo Sawyer ets I (By The Aneoelated Prom) CHICAGO July 30-D Cole- Abb th Shk KILLING sor oc BOY man inventor of a device described as a perpetual motion motor for et A which the power wee supplied by i 1 springs was arrented Friday on STITCHED CANVAS BELT withstands the 0 Qhooting Occurs During Dance warrants received from Philadel- I shock of the driving i I phia which accused him of de- i Ai 7 At Gerty frauding investors there of ap- the pulley firmly and delivers full power to IC ip th proximately $40000 On being ar- 1' a 41' 1t4'' It' 47 M'ALESTER Okla July 30-John reigned before United States Corn hay-baler c-- Irt saalla --4-' I Hines farmer boy 16 years old Is issioner James Glass his 17- 4 dead today follotving a shooting at a bonds were fixed at $5000 and the Sawyer strength and uniformity of ma- -4 1 dance at Gerty a small town eleven mine wan continued to August 9 terial and the special reinforcement stitch- i 1 miles south of Calvin and Charles I 4 ----64'24- a ee Baker town marshal is in jail ing along the edges insure even pulley 77 I charged with the killing -lile t-r:" A11 It is alleged that Baker under the PRICED TO SELL AT contatt and long life That's why the '1111 t- i AL I 1--r-- influence of some intoxicant entered Sawyer "runs true and "stands up" on 4 the dance hall and began firing pro- $400 4 hard jobs miscuouely Young Hines was hit by 1 --re4- --eise') 1 a stray bullet After the shooting it is alleged that Baker drove all danc- In this dal-T-6f r-To-Wer farming the efficient (Qc(2 44 v)p) )2 0 1 41 ere out of the hall and remained there tractor handles all belt jobs Complete Riz with the body of the boy until other 2 rt -7- 7: 1 I :1 officers came and arrested hims He your tractor with the Stitched Canvas Belt --t i did not resist arrest st it is 0 that has made good with tractor owners --PotS men --4 and thresher for 30 years Es RUBet --ini 4 0 1 0'1gla Ask for a genuine Sawyer Belt stamped with Babe Ruth' home runs clorit I the "US" 1 seal We recommend Sabeco Belt xev 1k travel faster over the fence a liberal sample packed A 1 4 ko than I travel fir a package of with each Sawyer Belt Good dealers carry line Ai it'P' A POST TOASTIES I both also the full line of our mechanical 49 (4 rubber goods for the farm ix 40- qt 0 Alt 0 CI for $'73 igOW I United States Rubber Company tandard OW elFliti lz SOMPtirzra ai 1 over 30 4 on 41 1 ri i 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 5 't 1 '5 5 2 I i 1 KINOFISHER Okla auly 4 club members aro taking steps to obtain more adequate school buildings for the city on for a new highschool building have been voted down several times A To remain a member of the North Central association a new building is imperative it is claimed 4 A formal drive for school buildings will be launced Tuesday August 2 with a luncheon by tne club tt i 1 l' i KENDRICK CROPS ARE IN NEED OF RAINFALL :1918 Light Six TOURING MITCHELL Good Tires Good Motor With merely a few dollars invested this car can be made to do excellent sem ke 1918 Light Six TOURING MITCHELL Good nes Good Motor With merely a few dollars Invested Ins car can be made to do excellent sem ice KENDRICK Okla July weeks without rain hi 1 beginning to tell On the crops through 1 out thie section according to farmers I Cotton on the uplands is beginning to wilt during the day and to turn tel low in many instances Some corn A will be made here even if it does not I gain again it Is said but If rains do 110t come immediately moat of It will A of poor quality 11 0 American Steel Rid Loweet to informa Von received here by the Central Newr British firms have been hope A' lonely underquotcd by American firms -In tendering for a valuable contract mounting to several million dollars for steel axles for the Indian State railways The Americans quotod SO A percent below the lowest Britiah tprice and tor the first time the In dian State railways have placed a con Nwitte outside the empire I A 1 4 3 4- it 4 Green lease-Moore Cadillac Company Old Broadway Maple 888 rRA Endless Ai i-pfc rjppv i i I 1 i -e-- '''''t it I 1 i ''''-tI''' '11 I'' 412? r0- -l'iti 4 ---1 ZVIA'Ret4'-'' Greenlease-Moore rRADE MARKstitched canvas -vzir: kis- 1 -Ttl 1 :1 'tc-- le -r7 fit 7 1 il to BCaddillac Maple ZI lili(ir 1- 'DJ' 4 1P W' 6-4 roil way ape 888 I It A-1--41i 4 REGISTER ED 1111106 4111111111MONIMPPIONOPINCIPE Amihammit was 0.