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PAGE TWO MIAMI NEWS RECORD OKLAHOMA1 MONDAY JANUARY 1819 WILL oy me ornciais and applaudingly by the nr Ils for support of all MeNaughl Syndicate Inc 9OP 18 RICHER BRIES Phones 118 119 5 North Main in Now No causing dents ft a general in or Sale NEWS RECORD OICE No im 4 si mgasww GREW TO BE ENVOY TO JAPAN 3 I hens springers springers Mr and Mrs McNeal and children of Joplin were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Shaw living in the northwest part of Picher RECONSTRUCTION BILL UNDERGOING INAL SENATE STUDY PREPRATORY TO ITS SUBMISSION TO CONEREES 8 10 25c 25c 25c ONE CENT A DAY PAYS UP TO $100 A MONTH You Can Play the ascinating Game Of Exclusively At The LEGISLATURE HAWAII MEETS 773 at Sunday School The attendance for four Sunday schools yesterday in Picher was 773 The irst Baptist had an at tendance of 272 Union 215 irst Methodist 206 and Central Meth odist 80 BOATS SPEED TO RESCUE 2000 Anti Saloon League in Ses sion Gov Murray to Speak Tonight Union Invasion of Mine ield Halted Sheriff Declares President Selects Present Ambassador to Turkey for Tokyo Past 20 Sheets (10 Games) In a Pad 5c Two Burglaries at Picher Sunday The Postal Life Casualty In surance Co 2373 Dierks Building Kansas City Mo is offering a new accident policy that pays up to $100 a month for 24 months for disabil ity and $100000 for costs less than 1c a day $350 a year Over 86000 already have this pro tection Men women and children ages 10 to 70 eligible Send no money Simply send name ad dress age name and relationship and they will send this policy on 10 REE inspec tion No examination is required This offer is limited so write them today (Adv) John Andrews Of Picher Dies Will Take Up Bills for Police Shakeup and pro 1 tection of Women HONOLULU Jan Ha waiian legislators gathered here today to consider bills which would revamp the police depart ment and make assault upon wo men punishable by death Even before the special session was formally convened bills de signed to forestall Congress from possible consideration of a change in the status of the territory had been drafted under the supervision of Gov Lawrence Judd In some quarters it was rumor ed that if reported crime condi tions continue here the governor may be supplanted by a naval offi cer Governor Judd who since calling the special session last week has frequently conferred with Oahu Island legislators worked until late last night on the legislativeprogram The program as announced by the governor a proclamation 'agreed to by special committees of each house includes bills intended to remove police force from political control and place it directly under the governor pro vide for consideration of taxation and educational matters and er appropriate legislation" City and County Attorney James Gilliland meantime prepared to present to the grand jury not la ter than Thursday the evidence inthe slaying of Joseph Kahahawai The latest sensational case Held for the slaying are Mrs Granville ortescue New York and Washington society matron her son in law Lieut Thomas Massie USN and two navy en listed men Lord and Albert i Jones ''Kahahawai was one of five men i Suspected of attacking Lieutenant 1 young wife The advertising carries interest ing news too in the day when the conference be tween representatives of the two houses recessed A short while after the meeting the Senate took Up the House ver sion of the reconstruction bill S'enator Walcott Republican Con necticut moving the formality of substituting the measure previous ly passed by the Senate Senator Copeland Democrat New York offered an amendment to include cities within the scope of the legislation Senator Couzens Republican Michigan demanded reading of the House bill to ascertain differences in the two measures The House bill allows the paper of the two billion dollar corpora tion to he rediscounted by the ed eral Reserve board Senator Glass Democrat Virginia led a success I ful contest in the Senate for elimi nation of this provision The Senate also struck from the measure originally the provision kept by the House allowing loans to bona fide financial insti These are the principal differ ences between the Senate and House to be worked out in con ference AT THE NEWS RECORD OICE WASHINGTON Jan UP Spokesmen for the Senate and House collaborated today toward speedily adjusting parliamentary difficulties that are delaying the economic relief program The expectation was for the Sen ate to act for a second time on the reconstruction corporation through which it is aimed to infuse $2000 000000 worth of credit life into business As soon as it does so a conference will be held to reconcile differences between the two con gressional branches and soon thereafter the legislation will be ready for President Hoover Such a conference already is un der way on the bill to help the fed eral land banks The conferees agreed this morning to a Senate amendment for a $25000000 in crease to be tacked onto the $100 000000 which the House voted for increasing the capital of these banks The sum added by the Senate was expressly earmarked for use in extending farm mortgage pay ments at the discretion of the banks in needy cases Several points connected with the wording of the extension clause remained to be threshed out later HARLAN Ky Jan 18 (AD Pointing to the failure of the Na tional Miners union to carry out a scheduled series of demonstra tions in Harlan and Bell counties yesterday Sheriff John Blair said today the invasion of the un ion into the coal fields had been thwarted movement has been crushed and the law of this county is in full he said Blair who had forewarned the miners that any attempt to meet would meet with opposition by force added: myself 1 have no objection to the presence of the United Mine Workers of America in Harlan county as that organization is reg ularly affiliated with the American ederation of Labor I personally hope the complete collapse of Sun National Miners union cam paign convince everyone in this county that authorities mean what they say and that our county may soon return to its normal con dition of industrial of the patrolled and guard ed the highway west of Harlan yesterday at the entrance to Wal lins creek camp of the Creech com pany and near the county line Pistols rifles and sub machine guns were more numerous than the miners their wives and children PICHER Jan John An drews 37 years old living at the Old English Inn 112 South Colum bus street died shortly before 1 this morning at Picher hos pital where he was taken last ri day night when he became seri ously ill Death was due to a com plication of ailments Surviving are his wife Mrs Lucy Andrews one daughter Vi ola at home three brothers Er nest Andrews of Ponca City Rolla Andrews address unknown and George Andrews living in Canada and three sisters Mrs Hattie Pa pell of Bernice Mrs Jane Green wood of Deer Creek Okla and Mrs Ada Ingmar living near Bil lings Okla Previous to coming here last summer Mr Andrews and his family lived at Bartles ville eight years He was a mem ber of the Modern Woodmen of America lodge at Bartlesville unerai arrangements are complete The body is at the par lors of the Todd Undertaking com pany after automobile Grain KANSAS CITY Jan Wheat: 217 cars up 1 2 to 2 No 2 dark hard 63 1 2 to 69 No 3 61 1 2 to 67 1 2 No 2 hard 52 1 2 to 65 1 2 No 3 53 to 69 No 2 red 54 1 2 to 57 3 4 No 2 nomi nally 53 to 58 Close: May 52 5 8 July 52 Sept 53 1 2 Corn: 28 cars unchanged to 1 2 higher No 2 white 41 1 2 No 3 39 1 2 No 2 yellow nomi nally 41 to 42 1 2 No 3 40 1 2 to 41 No 2 mixed nominally 39 1 2 to 41 No 2 39 to 39 1 4 Close: may 1 2 July 42 3 8 7 cars unchanged 2 white nominally 26 to 28 No 3 25 1 4 J7 Birthday Party Mr and Mrs Grisham 118 South risco street entertained with a party yesterday afternoon in observance of the birthday of Mrs Grisham's mother Tom Grisham Music and playing of bridge were the diversions At 6 a bountiful supper was served Those present included: Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson Mr and Mrs Walter Marquardt Raymond Gess Jakie Grisham Mr and Mrs Grisham and Mrs Tom Grisham REVIVAL AT TREECE TREECEKs'J an 8 Aj yi val meeting will begin tonight at the irst Methodist church in Treece with the Rev Hobson pastor of the irst Methodist church of Picher and also of the Treece church in charge Clergy men who will assist the Reverend Mr JJobson in the revival are the Rev Arthur Schooley of Picher and the Rev Bishop of Car din The services will begm' at 7:30 stood off and sabers authorities communist the rioters inarched away flag and singing the internation 1 ale Jose Sanchez president of the shoe syndicate was at tacked and killed at Seville today by persons described as commun ists by authorities Communist and syndicalist circles predicted a strike would ensue Mrs loy Lloyd Dies at Hospital Mrs loy Grace Lloyd 25 years old wife of Ernest Lloyd Miami traffic policeman died late Satur day night at Miami Baptist hos pital of tetanus poisoning uner al arrangements are incomplete Mrs Lloyd is survived by her husband two children Ralph and Ernest Richard Lloyd her parent? Mr and Mrs Jess Roberts three sisters Mrs lossie DeMicr of Los Angeles Mrs Ruth Clark of Picher and Irene Roberts of Mi ami and two brothers Richard Roberts and Robert Roberts of Miami The: Cooper Undertaking com pany is in charge (Continued from Page One) Another main levee broke last night on the west bank of the Tal lahatchie river in Quitman county 12 miles southeast of a hurried flight of resi t'nr miloc nrU feet of water toward Lambert and Marks Backwaters from Black Bayou and Quiver rivers are spreading over northeastern Sunflowei coun ty flooding areas around Ruleville and Drew Convict Camps Moved Water has spread over virtually all of the Parchman state prison farm of 24000 acres Many of the convict camps have had to be moved Approximately 30000 acres of land which had previously escap ed the flood in eastern and south ern Quitman county were inundat ed last night adding to the 325 uuu acres already under water Three hundred convicts were working levees in Quitman county today and flood fighters said the crisis in the county was awn nvurs away The Red Cross is reorganizing its work to provide quick susten ance for families on the verge of starvation Sickness is at a minimum spite of great hardshins Texas Squatter Rescued DALLAS Tex Jan 18 (AD rank Smith aged squatter liv ing in the Trinity river bottoms was rescued from a tiny island in the river channel today after flood waters had swept away his shack Crowdus managed to reach the island in a motorboat Smith had attempted to reach shore on an improvised raft but it sank The river rose at noon today to its highest level since March 1930 Hundreds of squatters living in shacks in the river bottoms were iorced to flee to high ground casualties were reported Streets near the river were passable WHAT ARE THEY SAYING? IS WAR CRY PICHER Jan 18 Two burglar ies here Sunday night were discov ered this morning The first theft discovered was at the Pastimp Billiard hall where thieves broke through a rear sky light and looted the cash register of $30 in cash leaving $1 in nick els A bulldog kept in the pool hall for a watchdog was undisturb ed The second theft was at the Harp Cash grocery 336 South Main street where several dollars in small change was stolen from the cash drawer The robbery is believed to have been the work of small boys as entrance to the es tablishment was gained through a rear window over which savcprI iron bars extended The bars however were sufficiently far apart to permit a small child to crawl through the window After helping themselves to what money 11'0 0 1 TO rt JI A 4 ui me uiawei une in truders departed by way of a rear door easily unlocked from the in side So far as is known no mer chandise was taken Getting III Nights Lowers Vltainl If you feel old and run down frt Getting Up Nights Backache Leg Tai Nervousness Stiffness or Burning cau ed by Kidney use quick actiij Cystex (Siss tex) Often shows big irl provement in 24 hours Guaranteed I satisfy completely or return empty and get money back Only 75c at druf Rist (Adv i Hundreds and hundreds of people are playing this game of skill The News Record has de signed a new type or 10 Games or Keep Healthy! Eat More Vegetables Direct rom the Texas Valley New Cabbage Green Beans Spinach Greens Turnip Greens Kansas City Livestock KANSAS CITY Jan (U Hogs 5000 2100 direct slow strong to 10 cents higher than average top $4 on 170 210 lbs good and choice 140 225 lbs $3704 150 290 lbs $360385 290 350 lbs $350 $370 packing sows 275 500 lbs $275325 stock pigs good and choice 70 130 lbs $340390 Cattle 11000 calves 1000 kill ing classes opening steady slow on medium grade steers top yearlings $9 stockers and feeders steady to 25 cents higher steers good and choice 600 1500 lbs $6251025 common and medium 600 lbs up $325 625 heifers good and choice 550 850 lbs $5775 cows good and choice $3505 vealers milk fed medium to choice $57 Stocker and feeder steers good and choice $475625 Hill olk lock to Langley uneral PIKEVILLE Ky Jan Hill folk from the eastern high Kentucky trudged into Pikeville today to pay final tribute to the friend of the moun John Langley the man who represented them in Congress for 19 years only to slip into political oblivion after serving part of a two year sentence for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition laws died here yesterday He was ill three days with pneumonia Langley himself a mountaineer was 69 years old and boasted that in his lifetime he missed an opportunity to defend our beloved He was elected to Congress from the Tenth Kentucky district ten times once while he was awaiting action on his appeal on the liquor charge He was suc ceeded by his wife Mrs Katherine Langley who was defeated for re election by A May Langley a Republican was tried and convicted in 1925 of having conspired to draw and sell illegally 1400 cases of bonded whisky from the Belle of Anderson distillery at Lawrenceburg Ky l800at Closing Revival Service PICHER Jan Wifat was said to be the largest crowd ever assembled in Legion hall gathered in the spacious auditorium of the American Legion building last night to attend the final service of the revival meeting which was bearun at thp irst iiTnin church nine weeks ago by Miss Nell Mitchell evangelist With the 200 persons standing it was conservatively estimated that the attendance numbered from 1800 to 2000 More than 400 were turn ed away The meetino fcnrld wiH 7)1" 265 cbnyersions to its credit' four of which recorded last services A feature of the closing service was the relating by Miss Mitchell of (her Story She also ren dered vocal land instrumental selections by three young men of Riverton Kas a number by a lo cal quartet and Mrs Thomas Richardville of Picher and Miss Neely of Columbus Kasi both of glhopi sang with 'Miss Mitchell WASHINGTON Jan 18 UDl Joseph Grew of Hancock ambassador to Turkey since 1927 has been determined upon by Pres ident Hoover as the next ambassa dor to Tokyo Grew is to succeed 'W Cameron orbes who is expected to relin quish his post in Japan before long although officials are anxious that he remain for the present in view of the dglicate Manchurian situa tion Native of Boston Grew is a reer has spent practically his entire life in the diplomatic service negotiated a treaty with Turkey back in 1923 has attended various important conferences and represented the United States in responsible posts As his successor at Angora cap ital of Turkey is being mentioned Jefferson Caffery now minister to Colombia also known as an able diplomat or the still more im portant vacancy coming in the spring the London ambassador ship former Senator Lawrence Phipps of Colorado is being strong ly advocated He would succeed Charles Dawes who has an nounced his intention of resign ing before even the Geneva general conference on disarmament is over He is chairman of the American delegation at that parley The outstanding appointment to be made 'by President Hoover the one to fill a vacancy on the su preme court left by the resigna tion of Oliver Wepdell Holmec finds the chief executive still weighing a list somewhat reduced from its original 20 names but aun itinguiy New Standard Oil Proxy War Impends NEW Y'ORK Jan 18 An other Standard Oil proxy war loomed today A committee com posed of Lionel Barneson Cy rus Bell and Wrightsman has wutten a letter to share owners of the Standard Oil company of Kan sas solicitimr Proxies for thp an nual meeting which takes place the second Wednesday in March the withdrawal of the Rockefeller interests many years the letter states man agement of the company has been handed down from vear to vear to a group holding a relatively negli gible amount of the stock this management in spite of obvious advantages enjoy ed by reason of its name and the former position in the field little or no progress has been made by the company as compared with other Standard Oil companies or even as compared with newcomers in the field which have enjoyed ef ficient and aggressive manage intuit management has been con tent to let matters drift and is not taking the steps necessary to maintain the relative position of the company in the face of ever increasing competition or to de velop the great possibilities of its exceptionally advantageous geo graphical The last big proxy battle was waged in Standard Oil of Indiana in 1929 between John Rockefel ler Jr and Robert Stewart chairman of the board The Rock efeller interests emerged victori ous and Stewart quit as chairman and director WASHINGTON Jan I irmly aligned behind a policy of on prohibition and its I enforcement the Anti Saloon league devoted itself today to hear a long list of speakers among them Bishop Cannon Jr' and was the topic chosen by thia outstand ing campaigner of the dry cause i who only yesterday was indorsed by the league in a formal resolu tion as great champion of free dom of conscience and The address of the clergyman was set for the end of the after noon program after Dr James Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol Louis Taber master of the National Grange Gov John Winant of New Hampshire and many others Gov William Murray of Ok lahoma will address the rnnvpn 11 I tion toTiirht nn Tnw'a Pelo ILL IN THE BLANKS! lion to Temperance and i The declaration of poli hk Ive" an opportunity to test their ability in cy in which also will be given its This scene picture taken from attitude on prohibition legislation frtnres When atesti Mata Han is the first of three such pending in Congress will be made prone contersaHnn tl)ree hat you think should be the public tomorrow night at the close send the scenes of the biennial convention The to tne News Record with your explanation of why you would choose geenral program for this vear as such conversation or the best cont nmhi fnr i I uur uus year Coleman theater and News Record will give a $5 book of theater tick mvou wuk ana wjen ju pnzes oi 2 tickets each 1 must bear postmark not later than midnight Saturday Jan jjo 1 THRIT WEEK By The 'Associated Press)' Thrift thrift Horatio! Today is National Thrift day' of National Thrift week It is the commencement of what the National Thrift committee an nounces as a concentrated peri od for preachment of the gospel frugally without parsimony and expenditure with discretion President Hoover said: is not hoarding It the wise provision against fu ture A year ago Calvin Coolidge said: all a thrift calls for the expenditure of money to save And Benjamin ranklin whose name has long been as sociated with thrift said: hard for an empty bag to stand man may if he knows not how ro save as he gets keep his nose to the advocated by the officials and proved applaudingly by the nr bers calls for support of all candidates regardless of party bels in state and 'national el tions opposition to legalization alcoholic beer to proposals state liquor control and a refer dum Chihuahua Enters Bid for Divorct MEXICO CITY Jan IA The state ef Chihuahua just acr the border from Texas was pared today to enter the ring a competitor for quick cheap divo business against Nevada and kansas Its new divorce law going Arkansas and Nevada statutes eral jumps better provides some cases for one day i marital sundering at $50 1 decree It has been passed signed and the were real to begin grinding with publicatij of the statute in the official jov nal Jan 19 the Miami Packing com Py the following prices No 1 hogs 190 to 240 pounds per 100 lbs $385 Others according to market value All sales are direct No yardage or commission ree market All sales are direct No yardage or commission ree market Lib eral in grading tf Miami Grain Market Grain prices being paid in Miami from noon today until noon to morrow Wheat White and mixed corn Yellow corn Oats 27c Miami Produce Market Produce prices being paid in Mi ami today (Subject tp change to invrryw Cream Eggs Heavy hens ugnt No 1 No 2 VISIT ALL THE SALES COMPARE OUR CARS AND PRICES You Be the Judge of Who Has the Bargains! 1931 ord DeLuxe Phaeton $35000 ord DeLuxe Phaeton $45000 1930 ord Tudor Sedan $29500 1931 ord Roadster $39500 1930 ord Roadster $25000 1929 ord Tudor Sedan $19500 4 1929 ord ordor Sedan $29500 1929 ord Roadster $14000 1929 ord Roadster $15000 1928 ord ordor Sedan $20000 Ottawa Motor Corporation Al Sancomb Manager Authorized Dealers 300 North Main Street Okla who gaped from house lots and Automobile was stopped and its occupants I ijueBLxunea At Wallins Creek Charles Peters reputed secretary of a local oV was nested Sheriff Blair said communistic lit erature was found in his clothing and that a charge of criminal syn dicalism would be placed against Peters ays: BAGDAD inally found a telegraph Persia was a hot sketch You Bible students stock men and hunters better note this lew low all morning be tween Euphrates and Tigris all level prairie and un cultivated Most animals I ever saw were thdte thou sands of cattle donkeys cam els water buffalo deer wild boar Now over Jerusalem and Holy Land and Bagdad Yours Radishes Green Onions New Potatoes Plant STRAWBERRIES StZX GRAPERUIT J8 S'edles'' TEXAS ORANGES YORK A PPI EC ine Cookers IMPERIAL 5 pounds ancy Selects resh rom vlOililW Baltimore Pint 50c 2 Pint Chicken Halibut resh Catfish Riggs or Stamback Country Butter resh Daily Dyer Bros Snappy Delivery Service Mr and Mrs Clarence Town send of Galena Kas and Mrs El mer Patterson of Commerce were guests yesterday of Mrs Sarah Graham Whitebird addition Miss Margaret Stevens of Kan sas City is visiting her sister Mrs Wyatt East A street Mr and Mrs George Boughton of Pittsburg Kas are visiting with Mr and Mrs red Carrithers 412 South Alta street An improvement is reported inthe condition of Miss Gertrude Rodgers Whitebird addition who has been ill for some time Mr and Mrs A Daugherty of vartervnie mo were guests yes terday of Dr and Mrs Barry Miss Golda Adair of Bellville Mo and red Ross of Galena Kas were married at 4 I'oetorSnir I 4 cuevtuaj ftivcxnuuil Uy INC jvev Hobson at the irst Metho parsonage tne couple will make their home in 'Galena Mrs Margaret Lee of Wichita Kas is visiting with her mother Mrs Lizzie Wise 412 South Main street Lawrence Jennings advertising manager tor a nationally Known concern and former Picher resident has been transferred from resno Cal to Phoenix Ariz He is a son oi Mr and Mrs Jennings 320 South Alta street Mr and Mrs Griffith of St Louis Mo are guests of Mr and Mrs Griffith Mineral Heights addition Miss Nell Mitchell Miss IreneWebb and Miss Neely the latter of Columbus Kas were dinner guests Saturdaay night of Mr and Mrs A Hallock 502 North Treece street Mrs rank Pooler 710 East Second street is ill of influenza Mr 'ind Mrs red Lewis and children Whitebird addition spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Carl Milford at Neosho Mo Mr and Mrs Harrison and daughter Vera of Joplin were guests yesterday afternoon of Mr and Mrs George Stratton South Ethel street Mrs Ralph Byrd 621 South Net ta street will be hostess Thursday afternoon to the Ladies Aid soci ety of the irst Methodist church Mrs Jennings and daugh ter Miss Katherine Jennings 320 South Alta street spent Saturday with Mrs daughter Mrs 'A Speaker at Commerce On the return Saturday evening they utic auuuuipttJJieu uy xviro cpeaK daughter Mary Jo who was a guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Jennings Mr and Mrs Winslow of Pleasanton Kas are visiting with friends and relatives here Miss Juanita Roberts associated with a vaudeville circuit of the en route to Kansas Citv stopped here Saturday for a fewn days visit with her sister Mrs rank Pooler 710 Second BU Jennings and Dewey 01 housen spent today in Tulsa on Ibis MAfsn Dewey Walton and Pearl etreets went to Muskogee Satur day to become a patient at the vet hospital to undergo a surgi leal operation Kansas City Hay KANSAS CITY Jan 18 Hay: 33' cars Alfalfa: No 1 ex tra leafy 1600 to 1700 No 2 1500 to 1550 No 1 1350 to 1450 No 2 leafy 1150 to 1300 Prai rie: No If 900 to 950 No 2 800 to 850 Timothy: No 1 1050 to 1150 No 2 800 to 10 Kansas City Produce KANSAS CITY Jan Eggs: 12 1 2 Butter: Creamery 26 in large quantities 25 butter fat 12 19 packing butter 10 Poul try: Hens 11 1 2 to 14 broilers 15 17 roosrs to 8 springs 15 Try to Lynch 31 Catholics in Spain BILBAO Spain Jan 18 A mob of 3000 communists be sieged the jail today in an attempt to lynch 41 Catholic prisoners as uie nrsi outbreaK strike Thirty artillerymen the crowd with guns ready and Prison agreed to release two prisonei's to appease mu me communists i with the prisoners waving the red ale 33c 25c 5 1 7.