Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 175, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1939 Page: 2 of 4
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GRAHAM. DAILY REPORTER. SATURDAY. MARCH M. IN*.
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The Graham Daily
Reporter
Mutarud aa sucond-cUs* Ball mat-
tar at the postoffice hi Grahaa.
Texas, under act of Congroaa of
March I. 187*
price* have bean made for students.
Mr. Hendrickson and Mi*« Bruce
will have in their aupporting com-
pany such well known players as
Forbes Francis, Helen Jenssen, John
Ritchie, King Donovan, Katherine
Cody, J. Allen Hamilton, Vernon
Marvel, Nicholas Smith, Martirv
Wells, and others.
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Published Every Afternoon Except WYOMINGS-
Sunday By _ (Continued from front page)
GRAHAM PUBLISHING CO. I __
killed two officers who tried to
capture him.
GBO T. SPEARS............Owner
K. I. TROUT____Editor and Manager
Office of Publication, 818 Oak Street
Graham, Texaa
Fleeing from a posse after kill-
ing the two officers March 16, Dur-
and escaped into the mountains of
northwestern Wyoming, The.* <«*»»
ADVERTISING RATES W ILL BE cjue j,is whereabouts came day
GIVEN UPON APPLICATION | bffprg yesterday, when a rancher
"^Any erroneous reflection upon the »"d his wife reported Durand forced
ter of any person or firm th‘m to driVe him from tb*ir home!
is will bo 1
yen country.
ad Cashier Maurice Knudson ta Span
the vaulL
Then, Nelson said, Durand ‘’start-
ed shooting with his rifle.” (
The bank president said tha fu-
gitive shot at least 40 or 60 times,
but never shot at any person in the
bank.
Durand tied Nelson, Knudson and
Gawthrop together with a rawhide
thong he took from his pocket.
“Come on boys, we’re going,”
Durand announced.
Nelson said Durand pushed the
three ahead of him through the
door for protection. Gawthrop was
shoved out first, with Durand slight-
ly behind htn>- and to one side.
Durand fired several shots up and
down the street.
Tipton Cox, 17-year-old Powell
High school junior, hiding in a fill-
f big station, mid he shot Durand
’ in the chest as the desperado stood
in front of the bank-
Durand staggered back into the
building, drew one of hit pistols and
fired a bullet into hit head. Aa he
lay on the floor, Nelson seised the
outlaws rifle and fired one shot
into Durand’s head, “to make dead
sure,” witnesses said, “that he was
dead." |jj|*
CUB SCOUTS MEET
The cub scopta of Den 2, Pack 92,
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Guthrie. A
business meeting was conducted, aft-
er which refreshments were served.
At the close of the meeting a game
of baseball was enjoyed.
being brought to the
the management.
oi AUj yci »uu ur ah in
appearing in these column, will be!ncar Pow'" to the Clark Forks •“‘I
gladly and promptly oorrected upon
attention of' Two possemen attempted to rush
| his stronghold, and Durand dropped
.,___________| them, fatally wounded.
All Cards of Thanks, Obituaries.
. , , . ' W hen his stronghold was rushed
and like notices are charged for at . . . .__. .
I late yesterday, it was learned he
half the regular rates. . , , . u
had escaped, taking guns, ammuni-
The liability of The Graham Dally tion and boots from the bodies of
Reporter and of Its publishers for the two possemen he had slain,
any error In any advertisement is Shortly after noon today a report
limited to the cost of such adver- .came that he had been sighted high
(misent ion Sawtooth mountain. ■
------------—- A posse rushed in pursuit. Four-
Subscription Rstas teen shots were heard to crash out
1 Month ....................35c from the vicinity.
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While the posse still was seeking
_ Durand on the mountain top, the
I shaggy-haired slayer, who had cir-
Shakespearean I cled hack towards Powell, kidnaped
Player, to Give J’- h“ t
Plays at Olncy Durand walked into the First Na-
v ■ ■— | tional bank, in which there were
It is announced that the James four employes and five customers.
Hendrickson A Claire Bruce Com- | ‘‘Hello Nelson,” the hunted man
pany, Shakespearean players from yaid to Bob Nelson, president of the
New York City with a record run bank.
of eleven years of touring in the “Stick up your hands.”
Shakespearean plays, will appear at Durand backed his command with
the Olney High School auditorium a -30-.30 rifle in his hands, a six-
in ‘The Merchant of Venice," (1:30 shooter in his holster, and pockets
p. m.l and “Macbeth" at (8:00 p.m.) bulging with ammunition,
on March 27. The company has “I won’t kill you if you do what
been brought to Olney through the I say, but no monkey busineas.
efforts of the Speech Department “Get over here and line up.”
of Olney High School. A large at- I Nelson said Durand stood the nine
tendance is anticipated because of employes and customers against the
the high professional standing of the wall, and then scooped up all the
company. Tickets for the perform- cash—about $2,000 or $3,000—into
a nee will be on sals at the High «ome money bags.
School. Unusually low admission The mountain Tarzan then order-
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Do you believe In spirits or spirit- K Paintings.
oalisUc manifestations? . Whsther A special feature of the program
yen do or not you will Iff, Untiled will be Julie, the psychic enigma
and dumbfounded by The tttaJLVir- and scientific marvel, with her act
gil end his company .when they of “Human Television." Julie does
present their big full evening show not gate into a crystal nor ask
at the Memorial AudRorium apder anyone to write anything, yet she
the gtnptrm of the ■ Rrirtfl iCMiftial j reads the minds of th* spectators
District Fair, April 1. " like an open book.
You will ask yourseM'Mre they! The Great Virgil, at the climax
m9J15C l of performance, allows one of
peeve wfm seem to havY^ the' unhe^fs ifto' 'ft'if
lievsl e power to change their strong sack and locked and tied
kodi** at will and pass through solid | ■ trunk, then' while being watched
changes places
During one of the many spectac-
ular 'fine* The Great Virjgil intro-
duce- a rp'rit. medium wno, while
eompbt.ly surrounded by members
of the audience, presents a - regular
old t'me spirit seance during which
trumpets and tsmborinee sail through
space and other strange and eerie
from oil sides he
with the girl in less than one see
end. This one illusion is said to
•tagger the imagination and defy
solution.
The Great Virgil carries hundreds
of pounds of equipment and scenic
ejects, and rmopg the many beau-
tiful Slid spectacular mysteries to
happenings take place on a brightly be seen here are: The Beautiful
lighted stage. _ Hindu Princess Asleep in Space.
The Great Virgil claims to present “Simba” the wild live African Lion
any k nd of spirit manifestation and that vanishes in Mid-Air, Satan
has * standing offer of IKKX.OO ta Bums a Man, the dissolving of the
aay spirit medium, fraudulent or Bodies of Two Human Beings, Mys-
etaerwioe. who can present a seance tery of th^ Chinese Opium Den,
that he cannot duplicate by aeien- Chinatown after Dark, Death on a
tlfie means. Included in the spirit ■“.*>» TH» Reran Great Unaotr
part o' the Great Virgil’s program *d Mysteries of India and
will be: Table Floating, Talking f eL
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way she does! Everything she buys is a good value
—and sbe never seems to get stuck with things
that look good, but fall apart the first Time tbey
are used.
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I told ber one day tbat she d make tbe Purchas-
ing Agent of any business look sick. Sbe was
pleased when she law I meant it. '
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"It’s perfectly simple,** she said, wvveh thir"1
advertisements the same way a stock broker
watches the ticker tape. They keep me ^informed
on "good buys'—and save me a lot of shopping
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Sounds simple, doesn't it? But I can tell you
it's saved this family a lot of money!
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 175, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 25, 1939, newspaper, March 25, 1939; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1063990/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.