Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 4

SECTION ONE TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY AUGUST 26 1934 4 COUNTY CONVENTIONS SHOW PARTY BACK MARLAND tiihiia ill tin agreement with an other counter rt xT II lllllll I In nil I The mutual concessions a Selected to Lead Democrats or 1932 Impression of Hitler flffatut en Eugene Atlkln fact not opinion1 GUN IRE OILS BANDIT I Alvin Hotjel a CUTICURA i i cost 75 NEW ALL DRESSES Saltuided at a home nt the edge of i i 1 1 It a run NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE AT EACH STORE PRICES ON CREDIT DAVIS Wi 2519 East Admiral P1 HERES PROO i LARGE ATTENDANCE GUARANTEED STATE Iritham Hraib Skinner Melton Ownbj Tutu's Largest and I inrst Credit Stare IHEVENHARNIONY Thia Winter Economical Provide Perfect Comfort Coffee Shop In Connection No Ga and Light Bills Prompt Efficient Service Special Monthly Rates Convenient Location Seventh and Main Phone Lilli We Welcome Out Of Town Charge Accounts 3 Many Counties Name Dele gates With Half Vote for Sept 10 Event Secret Police Give Author Choice of Leaving With or Without Jhil T'uiner Migai Da i Colley Davidson Uoarrm Wntkiiuf in iukibiwiu totreatywdrk Most Delegates Selected Suitable to Nominee Give Him Control Regular $7450 Value Dealer Moss Mrs Jtan Kirkpatrick John Wiltnii 1 Ed Varren Mrs John Meat Treating Becoming Less Wigr spread Inspector Reports Broach Pal McAndrews Ralph Dnnell Mrs lien Argol Siinpnn John Mifune Hunter Martin Mrs Winlcra Sand Gallaher Wi ll Whitworth Mrs A "1 1 ikiers Broken Arrow Hebei ialbi eil'h Howard Dr 11 iitv Mliuiie rame Pan' Mis Caiolinu Hupping I' Camp JI Now block Mrs Park Pc'eis was arrested at this re uiwr cuA inspector County Democrats Elect 142 Delegates to Slate Meeting This group of new all Dresses is the result of one of Spalding exceptional market buys Words cannot describe them All new all smart! In wanted fall styles and colors! Why Ton Should Live at the QI ELN SSHHEIMINA WORSE AASGAARDSGRAND Noiway Aus 2S iS The condition uf Queen Wilhelmina of the Neihei lands ill five dnvs in a hotel here became todaj cati ma pro longed telephone consultation be tween local ductors and doctors at The Hague Sneed Adkins Named! Leaders in Harmonious Convention Hope to Conclude Negoti ations Simultaneously With Many Mrs annie Buulm Dulaney Earl Willwn Mrs Lola t'hatnbeilm A Bieck utiidge Mrs Ebcn Hart Hov Smith Gt ntrv Ie Mrs He's Tanner l'u North Mrs Walker Hany Wortham Bixby Donald Tltrliuky Bixby Austin Gavin 1 II Venle Ed Pope Mrs ir ev Mrs Chnnrv Miss Corinne Duke Mrs Ethel Sharp Charles A Hultlcn Mrs Riddle 1 on Meyer Alvin Richards Mia Hughes fek Hili Redmond Cole Mtn 1 lutchlMin i Jai ktiuiu f) tin dev Mrs It It 1 Tlfrt Dr lloblngnn Hlxhv Di 1 I Hill Cnllinsville Di Groiga lirig Mrs Amm orsythe Saul A Yager Walter Helrnarlch James Maurer Gcurge Harrison Mrs It Lewis Vest Terry Morris ft Bdllngtun Mtushtill A Nasser Hess Crossland Mrs Nesbitt (I Ih'iilhtirnr Greer Sand Sprlnft Cyrus 8 Avery Harte Maxey A Bradslmw Cnrtcr Mrs Nate Gibson Titos I Janies Hollins Wash Hudson Mikl Ethel Cardiff Tom bhitw Royce Savage Lundy Judge John WoOdJI'u It Bridges Mrs ilnuder Kill 1 Logsdon Jack Gelfand Lian Tankersley McNulty Mat Bi'iud Hailer Emmy Helen Rogers Skintuuk Defeated Candidates Hedge Support at Creek County Meeting World's Own Service SAPULPA Aug 23 Defeated candidates in the primary elections yesterday made talks pledging their support to Congressman Mar land and to the entire Democratic ticket at the Creek county Demo (ratio convention held the dis trict courtroom from 2 until thia afternoon Tom Wallace was re elected chair man of the county organ iraimn Mia Henry Senters vice chairman amt Ray Glcrhart secretary wore also re elected A delegation of 102 members was appointed to represent the county nt the state convention in Oklahoma SeptPinbr lu The inev tinfl was attended by 200 delegates and SOO ipectaturg I Ncwbl 'el Dr Alvin Howe Roy Wilsum Wright Waller Hii'le Skiatook rist tlrcrii Duck Mis Cnllle A leetwood A Von Potter Roy lair Mrs A Hind Cote Idll'ei idee Mrs John 11 Erickson A Mi'Ctiteheon George o'ter jil i caret Wolf Bixby Cm den It uod Mrs lorence Dickson Walter Eastman Samuel A Riuuslln Luther Wlite Witham I'aglcton A Saurdis Stue' Naomi elton Aluei llulbci Chnrlrv Eaton Mrs Tinner Bioacn Aimw Mrs John Tole llnlwrdson I is eH Glow IkrnleS John Juiy MS loience McCmnity Wdtinm Roddy Mrs Annvel Heater S'cgei Maude Luvdv Mr Callie DunbarGuv Holly Andeiwn John Bovd A Wnrtcrfield rl md Mtrr Joe I'arkinson Cates Andy Stokes Dun' Rowe Henry Smith1 Gray Harry John Miller Lc de Webb Slatej Bert Johnson William Randolph Mr II Willotts Philip Kiamer McReynolds Toni Milk i Haier Hillimston Samuel Glassmire May Mrs Mrs Mis Mrs ur Trimmed Coats Compare these coats with any in town All luxuriously trimmed with the latest of the new fall furs These low prices and credit terms are beyond duplication in Tuka ailure to appear for trial yes day brought forfeiture of a $10 b3 posted in municipal court by Herber Ragadale Tulsa butcher agaltjl whom the city health departaMt had filed charges uf adulterating meat Rngsdsle was arrested at ths re 'quest Of Lone rit inspector after an mialjsts showed meat being sold by the butcher had been trested with sodium sulphide Similar infractions of the health regulation are becoming more inf quent Lowe reported Where foe of five meat shops inspected luj wee! ago were found to he treat almost rpolled meat only cne vio later was found among 13 shops vu ited during the past week Lows said Spalding's Lead in Style Quality and Service plus the added feature of nationally known merchandise sold on dignified credit terms at no additional Just Received! A shipment of John Stetson hats and new fall suits Buy your new fall outfit now on easy credit terms Dorothy Thompson secret police orders our con sul was informed were based chiefly upon an interview with Hitler I had in 1932 Which apart from quoting Hitler was a puiely personal im nre ion of li personality wntten before Hitler was chancellor ami when he enjoyed the support of only 35 per cent the loters is understood tie secret police Joo SlinHeiibi'i gei IN That you always get more for your money when you shop at Pigskin Datis policies and for the policies of state government vhich he announces and winch he firmly pledge uur unwavering support to Hon Marland ss the Demo cratic candidate for governor Of Oklahoma and He it further resolved that we pledge our complete support to nil Democratic candidates and hereby express our confidence in their sym pathy with the policies and ideals of the president of the United htate end Hie Democratic national admin istration In their program of new deal for mankind and Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded Jo the linn ranklin Roosevelt president of the United Stales and the Hon Marland Democratic nominee for governor uf the state of Oklahoma DEMOCRATS CONVENE rVHE Tulsa county Democratic lonventiun ymletday stlerroon glecteil 142 delegates and 153 for the stale convention at Okla i i lit 'I I 1 ex is hnm i nv Remember iu Those selected veie Delegates Eugene A Adkins chairman Eugene Lotion Dr A Penney Henry Timmons Weelev Disney tnn f'liknahni'i Glade Kiikpatilck Sr A Montgomery Seth Elbv Jr Ed MidflH Ed O'Brien Mis Chaik i Carden Mrs 1 Rogers Mrs Helen Payne Judge Cletideimiiig Judge Hrndford Williams Judge Hurry Jtitlley Judge Thoma Mrs John Untlell Eurl Sneud Comi I Inn Mlirv Lowe Jerome ischer Walker Mr Jnrl Wilson A Gufui'llt Hnrrv SchwarU Mix Mm ton HuiliCrfoi Berlin Aug 25 0 Doro tny Thompson American au thor and wife of Sinclair Lew American Nobel prix novelist today was ordered to leave Geimany within 24 hours She lift by train for tonight after issuing a statement explaining that her pulsion was due to ai ti des she had written in the past three years The government made no expla nation of the order but it was believed prompted by an ar'ice Miss Thompson wrote on Adolf Hit ler two years ago The expulsion command was is sued under paragiaph of the law of IS32 which gave the government the right to expel anyone who nctivi tiui were believed "to have cured damage to the jeputation of the country" Miss two pagc state ment said she had icwlveu in vitation from the seciet police to leave Germany as soon as possible She informed American Consul General Geist Ho made Inquiries and was informed according to Miss Thompson that I did not leave Germany before tonight the Invita tion would be followed tomorrow by an official order from police hcad uuarterl and 1 would have been vs coned io uiw i Her statement added: Each delegate will bs entitled to a half vole Alter natrs Cal Crum Marxluiil Mrs A Turner Mftlhnr Eskas Edmonds Edna AVUmn 'Mrs Walter Henry Perry Csloime If Wiilkei Mrs Harrison Moorman Edward McBride Hay Branstetter Mrs Colo Wise Williamson John A Murray Mrs Samuel II Crossland Arthut' Newlm John Logan John itzgerald Mm lhadlord Itiginger Bjicmgs Cliunee Banfu'ld Mias Marv Brockman Preston West Glenn Dial Mis ni'i Hoyden Cbntlvs Stepp TJ Jun Hunt Mrs Homer Bridges Connery iou Sager Mrs Jack Bates A Willi' Bixby Mrs Mary Osborn John Singleton 11'LiIh rtmiphiv 1 Mr Duffy Collinsville Rtiddalh Mrs 1J A Mnyrt Bradfield Mrs Grunt Bethel school Mri William Kolta 1n11 31 ti as LHnipwvj' v'ah Mr Louise Bacnhrd Sunci Spring William leetwood jr Atlttnst A ile Willlatn Whitford lCona Galbreath Jim Dement Jon Drouot John Means Dr Xynch Mu Gilbert Cline Whitney Johnson HUI Henry WalltlryIdhu Paul Jones JI I Mimm Men A Brown Marvin Johnson W'll Tate Ur Sterling Cooley Mrs Georgo Moll Lev Slindi'i limit Ihnnei Siuith Miss Gladys rr 'hcr Hubert A Sniilli Gohlta Rnvis I A Snrlsoiu Laws Huth Roller rank Curry oval Mmlln Cmtinued frtm Page One if nnfiiihle SO AS compart the entire subject of cof fee imports a closely corelated series of trade pacts Brazil supplies approximately two thirds of the coffee consumed in the United Stales and it )J un derstood the tariff negotiators will concentrate on a reciprocal trade ac cord with that nation as soon us Sugar which was by far the most important product dealt with in the Cuban agreement is also produced in the Caribbean countries The new Agreements when completed wid macticaJiv eliminate sugar from Xu Lire negotiations with other coun tries In addition to coffee and sugar the Latn Amcrican nations produce and export bananas rice cacao veg 11 ttliiri fldl (1 woods goat skins chromium pre I logwood and henequen I and it is assumed they 111 seek fa 1 vorable treatment for those products in the new agreements All fmportant Customers All the coffee producing nations involved are like Cuba important customers fur American foodstuffs such as lard cotton manufactures iron and steel corns machinery and tools electrical goods chemicals flour gasoline leather hosiery automobiles hardware cement and other agricultural and manufactured goods State department officials were careful to explain that the agreement witli Cuba was not a for agreements with the Latin American nations or any other country Geo graphical propinquity nnd hn toncal considerations it was explained have created especially close cco nomic relationships between the United States and Cuba that do not exist elsewhere The reciprocal agreement with Cuba is designated as "exclusive and the United States has no such miilijii rnneejMinni j' spile the favored nation Vu ties with other do rot ex tend to other nations tne cajte oi the Cuban agreement BUTCHER LOSES BOND Thue was Htlts xlgn nf "grass Tools" sentiment in statu issues kilo frutu nei asionel nutitiun uf hinrta atead lax exemption old agu peti tions and bnilot rafniin The Mun nv administration was in some inuntiea although the Jtllerson and Atoka cuunv del egidi'X condemned tha govermu criticism of Marhnd luiga attendance nt th Ut miu nilnn was assured bv hi Hon uf count ica naming delegates with a hnlt vnW TMi talc cmivcntiun will be Sep tember 10 ItllhllghU of Mrrtlngs Ibghlighla of lepietrntalivn meet ings included: ikniiilgoe: Convention adopted onlv tine reeolulinn indorsing all Bartv nominees niuned 4i drlrgiiiva wuth half voe enh: Henryetta un employed aubniiiud tcsoiutlon ask ing president to place EHA under United Stales tumv but I iter re claimed copy and destroyed It say ing they feared signers would lie denied rclftif McAlester: Marland forces ruled convention reso lutions pledged sutipoi I lu Mm land eomniendetl nalionni admlnlxliatlon pralserl Heqatort Tlminim Goie In dursrd all etitc national Demo erutii' administration committee dreirled munly delegation to state convention may be increased to double allotted voles Capital Indurxes Nominee Oklilioinn Clh: Oklahoma cniin tv'x 114 voles at the rlntc convention dlvdrd nttiong IK ridiigaU'a pledged tn rule as a uiiil on Ismii' Kxpan (inn of delegates brought about by demands nf union labor end wont ah tfi fnipjc nnx rnnmi resolution indorsing Marland and 4 all party tmtniHct's expressed enn 5 fidema in Hoowvett iulmllurtl lion mid praised the in Uv 1 WOilt" nf evi'iv Dernoet nlu: Hat and county niliillnlslintloii Inelud 3 Illg picxenl ones Shawnee: PolluWalnnili county convention a Murray lender Wnlkri to viiuinan orr MurUnd kUppnrten but indorsed MMnHna platform Miamir Urged rleetjon of Mar laud to "bring Oklahoma full bene Iits of new lenl" pt Used present administration effort to icduea taxes Hrake Gtildes Newkirk Nreklikt Under the wnU'hful eye of Howard Drake Mm land cain pafgn nmnncec Kay (oiuitv eonven tiun pirc(1 resolutions Jnvorablu to mcij Democrat liom icldent to 1 eomiablc BiHlccv diet Washington comity in a harmonious caucus 1 went beyond expected itidoi si'inenj on Hate 'and local ticket end placed Jf atiin'p el approval on Murray au ministration i Dunean: Stephens county dele xndvH mm! Mut ray adwnlfha linn comnwhdctl Senator Thomas for hts iwiition nn cuiiemy ques bon uigrd him paisist hi Hhl f(lt xubitnhtiat mfIMion anti ihvap nmil uf the dollar MiDknjxrt HT'd" hrati pledjjrd Mipi tvil to tick I fiwn Mur land Clnr(iYirtCt A hm luuulous Risers county convention mud lo mention Of Jliirlund hliie Valiev ainter Druomtced Aioka Indorsed national adminls trniti'u und Marland: denounced Vnlii armer" for attacks Upon Marland Norman: Ulcvvland count) Delfi ocran Indmud national adnunisUa lion Marland and other raiKUdatca despite speech by McCool former state chairman qucstmmiig hr or fi di cxpendHtp es Huldeiivflta: Any movement to shcTn the slte lillut was bv Hughes county delegateswlo in rnlirv Driuo liilic tket Marland and Hueh Har relL candidate fr SAPULPA GIRL MISSING Btt lh AHOi 'alrd Prr Harmony and nnltad support of Marland ti psrtv nominee lor go'irnnr was the grnvrid trend Sat ui itav Oklahnma Demoirnts root county amvcritlong over Ilia state Jn mint ImlantM selection of state rnmenbolt ssttaffcrtmy tn the Marland and passnga of Te olulmns Indmsmg stalo nominees and deal" tenets mad up the bUMncx ITlital commentators Could de 1t ri only on not of diasntlafacUon and that one over relief adinmu tratmn was Somewhat veiled mid ui' uid hugely to loral xttualiims In xiime instance! tha Mai land lief policies wei conitnenden Assures Control rt rletageteR saiui action bv iCMilUlimi nsfiiird the guborna tor al nominee of Stale convention control ami speedy adept ion of nny program laid dukn by state party Margsrel Sought When She alls to Return llomr tla tfi Aug 25 Mxr gael 15 umrx old ir potid to utiidv oftmers as musing lIU'1 noun by ler UCrie llC'im Ginv wi'h wliom xho it 31 SWest Burnham strait 1 Cr said wiiv had not ic sturnrd home Irvin a pnrly which she I the tiiy company ith a man idintfI'd as Cline ThursdaymglL When quotlmied Cline smd he lud let Mrs iiy out uf Lit two blocks froth her hrm at 3 30 Dm ndav moitmig TCJiM W'as not held i PAGE lf IS NOMINATION RICHMOND Va Aug 25 Lawrence Page tit Norfolk was 1 given the Kepublicnn nomination 4fni the United States acuate this afternoon by the state executive committee Psge who is 49 years Sold and former postmaster at Nor folk will ippuse United Stales Sen atoi Harry Byrd the Democratic incumbent nCMfiPD ATC uror Nazis Expel Dorothy Thompson UtlVIUuKn 10 IlLnL ror iqw Impression of Hitl DSEIttUB Robbery of Store Prevented by Qnlck Shootlng Proprietor Quick shooting by Aaron Jenkins Negio gioccr at 1841 North Madison avenue prevented a robbery last night Jenkins was cutting meat Jn his Store at 9 o'clock when the Negro bandit enteied the stole Seeing a pistol in his hand Jenkins di ew bis own weapon and firui twice nt the intruder The would be robber fired once the shot going through a shuwcac and fled He apparently had nut been wounded by Jenkins three hurt jn wreck: Ruhen Bernard Jr 24 years old 63f)7 East Oklahoma street was treat ed for cuts on the hand nnd arm and laia parents were treated for minor injuries in a Tulsa hospital late last night after their automobile collided with that of Givens 2520 East Admiral court near the Bernard homo Emma lM ge XValklcv XVade James Brian Tejrv A Jordan Cnnhnnrd jruin Page One more officials in harmony with the national admlnirtratlon We should elect men to office who will co operate with out leaders In Wash ington "Our state leader Marland Is forward looking I el confident four years hence Oklahoma will be known as the most piogrcssive state id th nation Mr Marland has titans very practical ptans for this stat Ha will uariy out thera plans to Improve tanning Industrial mid rianufki lining conditions Okla homa He is progressive mho comdish a gieut deal ago" said Sneed Mr Mar land told me be could do more for Oklahoma and humanity gu'tr nor than he could if he 1 ad 50 to 71) nullum dollars hats why he wanted to bo governor end that why we will elect Inin go'Ti n'" The rhairman prcditled that Mr Marland would bo elected governor lr at least luiiouil votes and prob atly 3000011 votes Bdllngtun secretary of the county Democratic central commit lu was bv HccHrnatiuti eluded per ma'nent secretary of the ronventmu Crossland Mrs Cltailrs CMirieri and Gallaher wre ap pointed ii nominating commit ee to getart th delegates to the stata con I venllpn NtanHnees Present introduced Lose Demnrraile nominees fur rmin ty if lees who weie pi esent They raliided Judro John Buvd lerfield Garland Marrs Joe 1 ukmxun Andy Sl tab JmJrio Leslie Webb Henry Inmns A Montgomery I Hoe rd Ed Brien Sev vital of I gi (up madn brief talks I Snm llale former contractor then i mdo mi eifort to addins the con r1)tlnli on Issues rot germane to the 1 occasion Rutherford objected that Ie WHS "Ut of Older and be wrs sus I t'lhied by the chairman who ru ed thnt the convention wns called I I mrrlv for the purpose of electing II i vLuiriiiHn and uelegutea to tbe jtLiln United Stales inaishal i the rhnirman whether aller pics or Should gel pime if delcn Ites do attend the siata convention Alternate! will get I II seilS Sneed sold When th nominating committee I Its report it had selected Ad irlM as chairman of the delegation to Urn Muto convention The following resolution was pie sented bv Rutherford pnd unani mously approved by the delegation: Resolution Given Be It re olved that this ((invention heartilv Indorses tho leadership of Hon ranklin 1) Roosevelt and ta full sympathy nnd rord wlh his purposes and will' the purposes nt his supporters in their fixed de ternunatain to better the condition of nil the people of tho United States Be It further resolved that Tor his SUPphrt of tho president nnd of ids Why lead when such me nationally Inown merchan disc as ashionbilt Coats Betty Rose Coats and a host of others are so exclusively at Spalding's at reasonable prices on extremely easy GKDII TERMS? or authentic styles courteous service and quality merchandise at reasonable prices shop at Spalding I See Our Northern Seal ur Coats Only at Spalding's could you find such fine coats as these for the money See them at your earliest opportunity EASY CREDIT TERMS The Talk of the Town August Sale lail Rnrtd Th rwmfy Dvrimcrutle convention vratardav r'lcrtcd ml ed flcft) ft! permanent hnlrrmm and Eugene Adkir irigliti as chair man of the Tulw county delegation to the Htt Democratic ronven tlqn at Oklahoma City Heptem 10 BEDROOM GROUP Consisting of poster I bed vanity chest and 3 JEB et noictt bench in dark walnut 11 4fM finish You save many fcgljKSHM Dcluer dollars at this low price Open Evenings Til! 9 or only $49 You can buy well tai lorcd suits at The construction is guar anteed Real comfort as sured LIVING ROOM GROUPS We otter six different covers at this price Beautiful Tapestries and Velours Comfortable' stylish and positively the best values we've ever seen in years! SI down delivers We repeat the biggest offer ever made la Genuine Moliawk Axminstcr 9x12 RUGS Bathe llie affeclrrt parts freely with uticura Snap and hot watcrdry gently and anoint Willi Ointment Pure nnd healing thrsa Bunercrnamy emollients bung rpiuk relief nnd axn benl lu lling burning aealy skin allections eczema pimples rsaliea snu an tonus oa sau uouuv SoaoUn Ointment Be and 00c dam Ills tree Addr: ftapt 13CI Malden Mnaa Rug Pad included Replace that old worn A xtafe out rug with this fortunate special pur chase of 9x12 deep pde Axminstera The BgCkJn rug is actually a 56950 value The Pad re tails regularly at $5 Both for $3395 whde limited quantity lasts delivers WRHE JK fX I JSoi 4' A4 el l' ip I th tj Sir IT Vf Zfl UfaS 95 1 1 Bl I 1 1 Ba Hl Ku I 1 nn a A MM DI wm tA rfKSritooT Try 1 I i ftwu iyjRf I 1 1 I Ml nfiiiiaAUMi I.