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The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 2

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The Wichita Eaglei
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'V? ly- -r 4 fi -fc' 1 j- i- -'v 7 1 V- -V -Y: I 't' Too I' LV--W 5 Hotter ot tvA iiea lsEEILiMAN OF -FIVE WILDCAT OIL MANY At AIRPORT TO SEE NEW AIRLINER CIIRISTEnilD OF AIRPLANE OF WIClIlTA'IS NAMED AIRPORT SITES 1 f- ON WICHITA WOMAN i -i tj-: I A TESTS STAKED III STATEfAST WEEK i ii (Mrs Marietta Hartman 45 i ig Unable to Give Clear -I- Account of 'Affair 1 (Visiting Notables and Thou- sands of Local Residents Witness Ceremonies CARRY GUEST LOADS a- '4 Nineteen New Location Are Announced for Various Parts of Kansas SEDGWICK A LEADER A Cod weather of the past week' apparently served as an (impetus to activity in Kansas oil fields Nineteen hew locations 'five' 6f them wildcats were staked ip Sunflower are asaccor ding to reports in company offices 1 It is believed that the new opera- tions is only a harbinger of others DAUGHTER ISr SAFE (Con tinned from Page 1) i 4 i Cj M1 Deputy sheriffs are on the trail of 50-year: old man in am- 'j nection with the mysterious events I leading up to the dlsoovery of Mrs Marietta Hartman 45r lying uhcon-y sdous on a little-traveled country road near Andover Still hysterical and irrational at times the womiui again was inter-' viewed Sunday vby Deputy- Sheriff Ralph Dewitt relative to the strange happenings of Saturday prior to the time she was discovered I on the roadside was a skinny mari about she related excitedly was-dark and had two gold teeth in the front! of his mouth I know his -yr i- That was abouti all the deputy sheriff could gAlh from her other than a rathervhysterlcal story of how the had told her that her estranged husband Hartman of Winfield was going jto come to Wichita and take their 'f daughter Mary 11 from a' local hospital She alleges the man tried i-n to attack her I Screams of Kidnaping getting my the woman had screamed when she first recovered after being removed from the road into the nearby home of John Novak farmer'-' She told Dewitt the man was driving a green Chevrolet car It 1 rather tallies with the description of an automobile seen a half mile down i the road from where the' woman was found The car and man had' planes now in service on the TWA route through Wichita and would take special pride in the MCity of I Hi pMnted out that it would carry the name from one side I of the country to the other In the I years to dome He wished the ship and the company the best of luck -Mrs Wj Snook president of the Aeronautical i association (of Kansas spoke on behalf of the women many of whom are now among the air line passengers jTed" Everett general agent for TWA Ind at Kansas City spoke (for the organization i "TWA is honored by I having a (ship named: after Wichita and is not honoring you people at this Everett said "Wichita the air capital has had an important part in the development of aviation to the point where ships like the new Douglas can be built 1 i i Lauds Wichita Activity work on commercial aviation was started at Wichita long before many other cities thought of It and there never a time wjhen aviation interest and' support here was not far ahead of most othfer places as the business' has made progress from year 7 -j -Fine as1 the new Douglas is It is considered the last word commercial development TWA looks for continued improvement in speed and service on its transconf tinental routes Everett sald Wichita may rest assured that the RS ROBBINS Bjdii- dere was one of the most interested of the spectators at this municipal airport Sunday afternoon as the new TWA Douglas airliner was christened She Is the mother of Richard Robbins president of the line whose plana for the fastest snd best la air transportation becapie reality with the launching of the new TWA fleet -this summer Jrfter three years of Staff photo that gathered Sunday at the municipal air-snlng of Ihe fCItjr of Wichita and to see the new Douglas airliner Which Is oho oft 41- going into service on the TWA line through here is shown at the top The new ship miy be seen in the field beyond ihe crowd Thu 290-mile-an-hour transports mrt placed on the Los Angeles-New York run via Wichita two weeks ago Below Miss Jane Seydell who had the main part ini the program of the ship Is shown with Clyde Fullerton traffle agent for the Wichita district and the local representative of the Staff photos K- I 1 1 ALLRED TROUNCES FERGUSON FORCES IN TEXAS ELECTION who is chairman of the oiL advisory committee to the Kansas corpora-lon commission wss a visitor in Tulsa last week Anthony -Polger geologist In the Wichita offices of the Gypsy Oil company is on his vacation' KIWJ Bumgarner chief scout in I Faithful Members of Both Kansas for the Oypsy Oil company Major Parties Leave for with headquarters -at WlchiU is State Meetings FAIRY LEADERS A OFF TO' TOPEKA Wichita taking his annual vacation mmm this section with the best emdb-1 Succeed as Governor scene It was stated the car carried From the str given the officer to provideJM- ij' by the woman they believed Mrs Hartman got into the car with the man thinking they were going to the to see the daughter' Instead they drove east of Wichita down the narrow Butler-Sedg-lurrm I vick county line road between the Kellogg and Central highways the county hospital the wppian is in a highly nervous state) Trnd (her only tajury i appear to be a out of the car She rfaimg she and doesn't know what happened to her The Investigators held the opinion she was not telling' all she knew of the affair (Jf Tha-3e2iriAaenlng of the plane by I Miss Sey dell followed the )taOta DALLAS EX Aug 2 Kames Allied who made vlded: by the South End barjcl 1 which alsp played a half hour coh- eert while the crowd was asseih- Mtag (Si -i 1 Among (the guests On the speak- I era platform were Mrs Rot- (bihs Belviders mother of Richard Robbing' of TWA Ixiq and his jsister MialO Kogier I Sewickley Pa Mr Robbins himself was conceded the 35-year-o Jf8 Axigeles by- busings attorney general by Tom bunter I was unable to attend but sent his I supported by Mrs Ferguson and her Vj I (husband James Ferguson lm- i included Hamcou peached former governor lij Allred and Van Aukjen 1 held a lead over Hunter of more PPoei- of liceolIB1 the The Democratic nomination tantamount to election teu states i ri in September although the big cut in next federal' allocation may curtail drilling to some extent Sedgwick county scored three out ofihe five wildcat dperatibns while Rush and Sumner counties had one -each Other counties sharing In the play Include Greenwood Ellis Russell' Harvey Reno Butler Chase 'Rice and Kingman By counties they are: Kingman County1 Skelfy Oil cpmpany has staked location for the- No 1 Kimhi in the sw-nwrne-29-27-10w In the north end of the Cunningham Twmrfwg lime field 7 Rice County Texas company has staked location for the No 8 West inthe nwc-21-20-lOw at the northwest edge of the Raymohd Held Butler County Scanlon And Bradley Wichita operators are drilling below 24Q feet at the No llA Joseph In the cse-ne- 36-2-3e in the'Potwin area i Reno County "fTexaa No 1 Ediger In the serse-sW-2-23-4w is building rig It Is tivp locations northwest of pro-duction -Chase County SUck Pryor and Lockhart Wlch-ita operators have staked loeatkmS No 2 Leedy in the se-aw-ne-25r22-9e and Na 3 Leedy in the CTw-ne-25-22-9e They jrecently drUled tohe No 1 as a 160-barrel Bartlesville sand producer as a mtie nprth extension! to the Browning field- -i Ir ARnssell County Liggett and others No 1 Stewaft in the ne-se-se-17-ll-lSw is a loca i tlon it is in the North Falrport ex-: tension and is a west offset to Pat VNdJ 1 Whitson a 540-barrel JOswald-llme producer i Tpm Palmer Wichita operator Is digging cellar for the No 3 Borrell in the sec-21-X3-14w as a north to Joe new Oswald Bme producer- on the Holland land west oL Russell i Hanrey County Texas company is rigging up tools to deepen the No 2 Androei in sec- tlon 8-22-Sw A Old total depth is r3193 feet: H- V' i Sumner County Lw Wentz Oklahoma operator is moving in material for the No 'Ho'rsley in the sw-sw-18-35-1 two miles east of Hunnewell and near the state line Bub County Schlegel and Turner i are digging cellar for the No 1 Schmidt in the csw-se-l0-17-16w five miles north of production Id the Otis Ml and gas field' I -J Greenwood Coiraty Simmons -and others are riggln up machine for the No 6 Wlnegar Jn-the se-ne-se-27-23-lle 1 EUis County Phillips Petroleum No 2 Horn in cnw-sw-5-12-17w in the Hadley pddl 1s a rig 1 i Sedgwick County William Lassen' and others are -cleaning put the old No 1 Wall orchard test in the sg-sw-ne-4-28-le axil abandoned wildcat Just beyom the south city limits of Wlchlta east of highway 81 Gypsy Oil company and others are rigging lip rotary tools at the No1 Tammany in the nwc-ne-4-29 lw awildcAt18 southwest of Wichita near Bayne vllle SheU Petroleum No 4 a Lygrisse in the hw-se-ne-15-26 2e is an old welldrilllng deeper Ol total depth ls 2j901 feet in the chat It will be drilled to the Viola lime Solar Oil company and Shelly Ol company's No 17 Wilson in the'cse ne-l-26-lw in the Valley Center field is a location i 7 Allison and Fitzwilliams have completed' digging cellar St the No -trBtruthen a wildcat In the ne-sw-sw-34-28-2w near Clonmel -'I Sunflower Personals Ralph Pryor Wichita oil operator Ted Gkvdon scout to Kansas fori to the faithful of both po- SSaSS COmpgny-15 teUng hlSlItlcal parties to attend the rtate Leo Fortier geologist for the SheU I pow-wows at Topeka on Tueay Petroleum i corporaUon at Wichita was1 getting an advance response away on his vacation among the local partisans Theo Morgan Kansas oil umpire A number of the party tleaderS was a visitor In Tulsa last Thursday and nominees from this section! left XL McCullough who has served for Topeka Sunday by tonight It as division clerk in the El Dorado I is expected that most of the local offices of the Skelly Oil company delegates official and unoffidali will ias been made district foreman for be present On Tuesday the state and Greenwood counties He committees willbe organized and will continue his residence at El thu platforms prepared -1 dorado I County Chairman John Crawford jMorrls has been placed in of ithe Republicans and Chairman charge of district compris-1 Fltzwilllam of the Democrats ng Rend Harvey eastern Rice and will head large groups from this McPherson counties city in the medicine making i Floyd Kent has been made district tft the Bourton meetiig State oreman in western Rice Russell Chjrirman Guy Helvering of Sa Kingman and Pratt counties link has issued a call to) all the! George "Desk Berry and Roy wonen vice chairmen of Kansas: Mooney members of the drilling counties Mrs Cooper King dh)-j division of the' Olson Oil company trlefc committee secretary anjd of Tulsa have returned to the coiinty vice-chairman here said she lutchlnson vn district after woUld attend and that Mys Mable spending several weeks near ElPaso WUson of Wellington Sumnef vide Ttau where Olson is drilling a wild- chairman and district cat oil twtt -1 chairman would all attend Willis Wtrtmtn Wichita operator there is much interest in i thil made a busSIstrip to RusieU lastpocraUc meeting inwhfoh a suij I week- -I Icessor is to be named for Helvering George Dickey president of the P0 resigning Omtr Ketchum governor bomlne will -be has returned to his home in Wichita I i figure in the mer after a short vacation trip Earl Ainsworth member of thiw state oil staff and Ainsworth will return this week reelectton 01 from a I honeymoon and vacation centra! figures trip to Colorado Tom Palmer Wichita operatqr fi 11Q II urilf DinTIMP jSTSUsdPAcH NEW RIOTING who la be! the An Eagle Eye en the Theaters secretary of the Chamber of Com-1 than 46000 votes from 1 Clapp chairman of I runoff primary at the time! Hunter tfao Wichita park board Allred announced he would concede I MacDonald director of parks and Clashes with Ferguson airports for the city and: presldenjt Allred was called boyfl in the i of the Wichita club and campaign addresses Flyingj of Ferguson as held sway has OUSTED HEHSIf APERUOmNDUBS 0MiiffHVitfimi1i''n'lihswiiiTinrr'rtT' ini i' Wichita jehapter of jth 'National whose organization Aeronautic association Eugenie in Texas politics for Smith representing the Exchange attorney general in club and jCoL Odell 1 was too young The Douglas airliner strived from! nor in my own the Kansas City base about noon (more than Jim 20 yeljlfs The answer said he to run fpt gover-" name and Ferguson' ea: MILLER The stage show at the Miller is another run-of-the-mill production without anything sensational elab- orate or unusual but drawing: nice applause from an easy-suited audience-last night You put your linger on any hing splendid about it nor yet on -v: anything desperately poor unless its the benighted efforts of the r- comic TTy as he would he con-4 r- zet---" for two j-: dfi bringing! group of! Kansas City I Mrs Ferguson was electe Pp PJ in 1917 Hunter oil man and attorney of Terrorist Drive Against Foreign Yrlters Coyle pilot and 4piot Carries Guest i Loads IsPario Declares i- Wichita Falls also home 1 Reich Is Becoming In the interval between arrival said and the christening ceremony and know that the principles for whttft father hpr inuixinn'iii nidmiiv nrf nf I It was over ther were several which I stood are right a hid I shall WMTELEATHEB PpUort tft the rtlp being flBedlue to LWit I Foreign SUH( a campaign of terrorism with who under obligation to no clafcs or per- By MELVIN foreign correspondents (Aisoclsted Priu PARIS Aug 26 Dorothy Thompson American newspaper land magazine (writer who was arnvei 'I1 to leave Germany arrived Amrira -i contlnued is alchamupg rountryJ but It la becomlbor the most com-1 SSIrSS guests had been invited by son and I would rather trior than to contract tions I refused to mak burej ind frequent I thuiation for the day ggve Allred companjr offidals las week They pn and I would rather gover- city officials of nor than to contract such obUga- various i Aviation and civic oreini- tions I refused to make any fviawou uq civic orgmm TexkS election final "m6 f4 tnqV- IN PENNSYLVANIA PEN ijie (Menacing Sub-machine DIES WRITING D00K Oil CAPITAL PUNISHMENT! here today and in a spirited I de- si of her adventure said i Guhslscxiption JSSSnyffalffi vote and Hunterj434fl3 Miss Thompson had memorized LI Second Ferguson LieUnr the Wer fro'OennM ctneUtel Therunoff prtmiL brtwjht the Mttng her to leave A French econd eetbeck thl year to the rrapondnite warmed ebout herlgSSm Sera Ind FerWon organteetlon Mc- when he Berlin Erpresa came to a Doneld whom the apon- atop fee repeated the letter fr ffiatprimSfnm Hitler is no longer man! he is a Miss Thompson in private life lewis wife for the OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 26-(AP) jl Take Fight Out olf Orto Finley 52 a former member 2 victa Climbing Cage of the Arkansas legislature will I I I never finish the book he' was writ-1 COLLJSQEVILLE PA A ing on! jucapltai punishment' ug He (cP) Sub-machine guns ank 26-(Mrs! Sinclair rllles''110ve' wa i einniotr police at asked by the secret BerUn yesterday to lfeave -dHunterJ vinced nobody that he was Joe enner not even when he stole a Penner gag right smack out of la i 4 I-screen trailer on the same bill As matter of fact most of his gsigs were fine mature old routines that won their service strikes long ago such as the monologue that begins scene Is a woodland glade)-a -college glee club lavorite as early as 1917 it got so that when someone asked him you like to be way up In the air with an air- you Just answer hate to be way' up in the air without 'one Yet there were those who liked jeven that one Probably the best items were: a blond sister' trio and a team: of acrobatic dancers The movie is ScandaXT a mystery in' which Ned Spafks as a sour-pussed detective absolutely purloins the show from such artists as Zasu Fitts Phillips Holmes and -the late Lew Cody The show gives J-V1 Impetus to the rising vogue that smart little trick June Wi w' OTHER SHOWS Will review this tomorrow 1 (Palace) A Warner Bros musical' ostentatious and acceptable the country immediately aWyJ an artlde she wrotb three I years ago when Hitler was still striving toJ become gave offense to the Nazis I Germany Becoming today that She was of jhe opinion today sely iriterested -jin her encounter with Nazi officialdom The newspaper gave prominence to the incident) '-74 Doesn't my expulsion Is a di ana asjBomxortabie as a parlor car tyim An X-tr makes The ss jan immediate are deep and soft iso state uitk eni H11 Oiihnm city' several years ago (another threatened uprising at rib was at on time the youngest mem-iearred Graterford penitentiary ber of the Arkansas legislature i Several convicts who took hart in avRvrrvs at roiwini costly riot attanpted' to 8E 1 to I climb over an open-air Wire cage Funeral In which most of the trouble-makers SSipkihed were confined after the disturbance by an automobile near her home! i Friday afternoon win be held today)1 The convicts behind at toe Sacred Heart Catholic church ught to Join several hundred is-at Colwlch Members of the Colwich 1 0X1618 8 Wjw 4-H dub win be pallbearers Burial will in ttui Colwleh eemetervlhara of their cells and shoutingbe-The is in charge 118X1(18 of guards and state bo- to friends in a hotel here nttm llp to lunqrea 1 Mock: ureag he iln the Cdwieh nanaian-Bourman mortUMylt In campaign speeches he refereed boy? ap-wasnt United navy and serve my country while Mr Hunter stayed at home and made his fortune our of oU at 1 theVaSh toet IN $86000 FLAMES Dryine Plant Burn I at Kansas City Is Second toe tiiest way opinion is to tlon about Gefknanv which not efaanato I HAP' a vk Aitiri! what she' thought was- the) cabin excited the mostfe-) Hunter in turn accused! Allred of real reason forher order to Icare leanin8s but! the attor- She said: i i I oftvolce will cany across Jjhejney general retorted he was toe first understand It I I885 contributor to the Roosevelt- motion Was smooth Fire Within Single Day 1 1 I KANSAS CITY Aug hi sage precautionary measure Guards around the re I Gamer victory fund in 1932 MARRIED FIFH YEARS AGO ajid written any articles recently I mUlf almost certain the action was taken P8 Bottles Helped I threatened to shoot the iclim 'convicts and they quickly to the! ground Other guard state police entered the cell land quickly restored ordi i Damage to the prison limated at $40000 RELIEVES LIBERTY LEAGUE HAM rds please! Hitler! totreview TOPEKA POLICE TRYING WILL NAME! TO Glease CAR thief successor! oh ticket I (4VA conventl011 To name a Suc- cessor to the late Speaker iHenry best tpdayjto Jthe wishes Jof Rainey on toe Democratic fcket wUl -war -w be called early in September Joseph Lents Worries Until Wife! Reached Paris dropped I One of the largest egg drying plants land I In the nation) the Joe Lowe fcorpora-blocktion building Was destroyed by fire here today at a loss estimated by plant add fife officials at $80j000 Thirty tons of eggs were destroyed FDur flremeri were injured One CaptL Michael Duffy Was rendered unconscious momentarily when struck by a falling roof The lire followed an explosion cause of which was not determined A I 8 Donaldson siiperihtenqent in NEW YORK )RK Ai ug Lewis was mill Sinclair hty worried man1 he atAnowledged today until Doro-1 flee investigated and toy Thampsoh 1 his wife arrived adinHj lTCnfeht Pria iCn3iy' "Thla car was stolen from Spring- pt to ui ja good newspaper- xnd the oaSer is 1 10Unce the author can take care of hei Meni1- naand Roosevelt supporter ruos mi announce DU Sheets Please notify him at y8? I Dean Rogers sheriff arid 1 1 Saturday :1 to them telegrams YELLOW SPRINGS 0j The new Llberl 'might be a step in the but its effect! limited because it is an org: of property owners only I sen 1 Simeon Fer asserted today organization of thq Tiiherty i inert nUngMiAwi Th league he saidmeans rimt hrop- gecorid fire brike out on the roof jtery owners are becoming frightened fSSUTSratrtNPBR WILL PUBLISH Cltiaena who 'arbelng taxed lr toel I MAilU PjTS alarming increase in the I of HOLLYWOOD Aug government I Pauline LordJ-actress and George McManus the cartoonist are going to publish motion picture mnu- DEMOCRATS MET The Democrats (drib of moi reached Paris safely worried so much about official action! ii I was about some patriotic Nazi jfahatic There might some have been sonic -youngster who had AIITI-T SERUM TEST SUCCESSFUL! RITES AT CATHEDRAL Funeral services fori James Buser will be held will Calvary cemetery he- pan CATHg esifor at St Main MtoeklrABtirial0'15' (be in Calva: patriotic Ideas and 1 He left toe sentence Uhflnlshed jr felaiFiheiiwv' i DENVER Aug 25ji- VP) Anil-j four children were bomdbse if I180 sparently' have iWd 8 with of EL Dorado was reported re- tueeHul thus far Warden 8nt Theodore Debbrecht of work to do and 1 got all rundown ing satisfactorily in St 3kan-PJt (The Flanagan-Boukman fnortuarv I could hardly go Four NMtlee of ble Com Husuwwuy in ot today hospital yesterday from Injuries The warfen said the second pair 1 18 1x1 Never Tired togcJu otworJ 1 hardly VexmaMe Compound helped i Young $edgwick county will hold its! first L80 thi man covering els They said there is an increasing meeting since the primary at 8pm leral election campaign argarilza Illustrate many of wonderfully Twice since then! had to take several bottles to regulate -f and scrennhen pe I tike care of my house end children do all my lane dry and do home work fur a garment J1 isl fine end never get ted I have also used the Sanative Wash and it relieved my trou Afrc Ckmt will McManus the (scripts Prisoners fo be selected tocjtests took thefirst I of 8eroiX1 perfected by Dr HJ Corpertof 1116 N8Uon81 Jewish hos-W10114 loehig a minute from Tllclr reward promised by investigating officers Prelim oovrnor Edwin DJ Johnson! will revealed: by Oovferac tlon whichls to be headed by Virgil McCormick and Neva Durucani Es-pedaJly those members interested ija campaign activity predict captains block workers and pafty nominees are urged to attend The ipeet- T0PEKAH (IS TREASURER OF LE6AL FRATERNITY be exetuti no Inary examlnafloxi broken bones ve: demenqy when the Lli 'I testa are completed JL temple At IV Make Your GIN-RYRRlira XXO ALL POMTLkS UQBQM AND COSbULS WITH green Ribbon FLAVORS I I r-itV3B STANDAHD SINCE j( One 50e Bottle) Makes a Gallon I Bold at All Brig and Other Storee e55-ksall iRObMliimlCkRwTakaT ing will be in the York R1 (headquarters i i ewMi MINNEAPOLIS Aug Mlri Florence 8elimder a prae-ticing attorney in' Minneapolis today elected president ofj Phi Delta Delta Rational legal ROh (Kurt i ROME: 1 Iblinun aal OuMI Ifili lmMi irjir- uinemM paikUMn Item SiMTaM KANSAS MATTRESS CO LYDIA I Vesctoble! Compound 1 Medicine Grrnndmother Csed- Today 'sDost at KFR Kate Smith arid her 8wanee MusiC 6:08 Waller) Songs 9:00 Member of Columbia Breadcasting System -i THANKS MUSSOLINI Aug (ffh-Chance! Schuschnigg of i Austria tele-' graphed to Premier Mussolini today his for Jthe friendship igaln shown to me and to my country during our meetlng at MR and Mrs Minor riillltps 506" North Waco- their 'golden wedding anniversary Tuesday August 28 and means ot observing the event they will leave Monday for Sullivan Indi wherb they will spend two weeks visltinl relatives In their native state They were married August 28 18S4 at Rockville Ind where they resided for many years They cams to Wichita six years ago and have lived hero since They-have-eight children all llrinr 24 graad-! Children and five great-grandchildren-Staff photo L- I 7 8 Fnadi s-eser at closing sessions of its national convention here Miss Margaret McGurziaghan Topeka Kan was elected tteumor I IV --VI: i- ztfr i IB i fl i VrH -I- i-r-J i 1 '2 k- fej '2-jL' f-':.

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