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VOLUME XL,!.—NO. 148.
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SHERMAN, TEXAS, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922. —EIGHT
FIRE DAMAGES
65c PER MONTH.
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AXLE BREAKS
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ON MAIN LINE OF THE
■ EXTENSION as
i; 11 MEN AT WORK
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The second fire within the peat
eight flay* to occw In the tftermui
huslnr as district at 7:30 o'clock. Sun
day night badly damaged the roof of
t$M W. It. Brents two-story-brick
building uii the south side of the
square, next door to the Inter urban
suitlon.
While the flames were gotten under
control before doing damage other
than to th<* roof and some of the
partition walla on the second floor,
ihe occupants of the ground fjoor, in-
cluding the John C. Dannel Undertak-*
imt fompa ntTlte Intcrnrhnn Cafe
itud n .barber shop suffered consider-
able water damage, .and were forced
to find other Musters Monday unfit
their locations are. repaired.
The blase was discovered soon after
its, origin, and member* of Ixrth sta-
tions reached thfc JBre ea rly... The fact
AT FIRST REFUSED TO ACCEPT
MILLIONS
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Sfeir
OFFERS RESIGNATION FORM-
ALLY AT MONDAY MEET >
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NEWSPAPERS PLEASED
Feel That Ireland Has Semblance
of Freedom and Can Now
Go to Wor1**
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^ Dublin, Jan. ft—A* soon lis tl^e Da 11
Eireann was convened this morning
Kainon I)e Valfra arose, and placed
bin resignation a* president < f tlie
Irish rt'pulillij formally before the
house.
Woman Move* His KcFlcction.
Hutin idli rf Press Disptth ht ; .
Dublin .laii o Stirs.* Thomas J.
Clarfce moved the reflection of Mr.
De Valera at* president of the repnb-
Ihat rhe flaunt were confined between
ih* celling of the secoml story aM
the inetal outer roofing made the fire
a difficult one to fight from ttyi
start and Hft flames gained aro#t
headway before water was used ef
j Actively." They were finally extin-
guisheti sfte- a two hours' use of
water. ^During the. time that the
tlames wefe foneht, hundreds of per-
sons gathered in front of the building
ami -witnessed the efforts of the fire
depart men' members to locate the cen-
ter of th" fire Smoke poured from
the entire building at this time and
ir was s difficult matter to locate the
exact whereabouts of .tlie flames uu-
til they finally broke through the sky.-
llght of the bonding. Hose was then
carried to the roof and water playixl
4ltw4lf- luuto- ihe flames.
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Fireman is Injured. 1
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, Fred Duer. a member of the Central
Station sustained a deep cut through
. the palm and wrist of his right ha ml
while fighting the flame* on the sec-
ond floor slipping and cutting the
oiemher on glass front a broken2, sky-
light. . ~ .
George Hamblen. Fire Marshal, said
Monday thai th« flami* had starts! In
ibe se<*oml story eltlt * along a par-
titlon wall or In the ceiling. The
damage, from tire, wan confined to
ihe celling and several of the parti.
turn walls*
- The ♦ i1 fljfriflfclW" bwWdlng and
Ihelr eatlmi.ted lows follow-
Hall Brothers. printing oMee, rear not talk, was now required, h<
of second floor, plant and stock dam-
aged by water. Valued at *nd
no insurance.
Brotherhood of Hallway & Steam-
ship Clerks, Local No. 315. club rooms
damaged about ffiflO, covered in part
JJif insurance
— ' Weatherfo^I. Crump A Co^ cotton
office. Uxtures, damaged by water
WAS BLIND TO TRUTH
Charles Garland Criticised System
• Used In Amassing Big
Fortunes
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Collins Talks.
A unrui tct) thru Pin/with
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Dublin, Jan U . Michael Collinc.
one of the lenders in support of the
Irish treaty, which was ratified .Sat-
urday over Mr. !>e Val« ra's opposi-
tion. said that no one La the Hall
wlsh<Mt to b put itt t 1kv OosUIon of op^
poKlnc rrohlent De Virlern.
He pointed oht that rhe Hall was
now fa<(sl with the problem of tsk*
ing oter tite government from the
Itritlsh and Itc sngcesU'il tlir formetloh
of a eohiiuitti*e, *hofe memlM>ra- would.'
he i'lioKi't from. botli sides of the eon
trorersy, koep thejggMi^Werk and
addeil.
iliociateA Pr« $ JtiuvaSch
Hoston, Jan. 0. — CharlesHJarland,
who more thau a year ago^announ^ed
bis refusal to arfept a legacy of $I,(M)0
t«g> willed to him by his fa theft Ihe
late James A, tiarhiud. of this city, has
re-con^ldererl his decision and will ae
eept tlie mtrney, nerrrdingTo th - Boston
I'ost. Hla btotiwr, Hamilton, who like-
wise''declined n legacy of e<|uat pfojior-
tions, has am*pted his share of the
family fortune, the l*ost declares, flar-
latid, Who lives \yiih his mother and
two brothers in a Uiinble down farm
hotise at North Carter, Mass., dfeflned,
the l'ost said,- to,..distmss liis reasons
for reversing his decision.
' Didn't Like Hie System.
• Charles, in dediniujy his Inheritance
last year, rondemifed a system whicii
«till*VC<1 thousands while hundreds were
stuffed. • "It is such a System that of-
fers Tate a million dottnrs/^- Jvm then
said.. "It Is blind to the simplest
truth known io every child, the truth
that the hungry should.^ fed ami the
HOMES OF FOREIGN BORN ARE
BOMBARDED gjlMI
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR HAS
CLOSE CALL
IT CREATES SUSPICION SUFFERS FROM SHOCK
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While Literature Pretends to Agree
Wdh Purpose of Conference,
Intimations Are Made -
Was Rusbed to Room and is
Able eo Attend Council
Meeting
Aynnatrit Pram Digpatch,
Washington. Jan. 0—A "sinister pro-
u Jgrognnda,. app; n-ntly euignatihg from
,* I Washington, amlngt both the piir|i«)se
ami success oT^tlie Al'ins ('onferenee.'*
is reaching, through ih « mails. the
naked vh the<t. I havejiad to choose
He. 1.ia m Hellowes ^H-oialcd the a Wwa'of private property ami
Hon. ■ * . the law which is written in every hu-
man heart, I choosy the « ne which I
ls He%*e to he true.*' : ^ ^ ,
Hamilton ^withdrew from Harvard
college last year in hH sophomore year,
giving us thi' reasoh that he w fR not
getting enough out Of college Iife; Re-
cording to the Post he was secretly mar-
ried boon after-and he is now the fath-
er of a, two weeks old chihl. Hamilton
is 21 years old. and his brother. Charles,
who also is ntai'rtcd and Is tlm fait her
of a oVu^.v^e r-ehl >iTu ughfer, is 2T1.
X thivd brotln'r. Jaunts-A., ac4*epted
hie sh 4r«* * f tile estate last year with-
out comment.
A.9 ociot>'/1 Pre** Dispatch,
Canates, Jan. !)—George Harvey.
Anieiican ambassador. 4r* <Jreat Brit-
ain. narroivly escaped death here to-
thiy in an automobile luynident. Ac-
companied by liiehard Cra tie,-former
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••majority v of homes. cspeciiiJIy those, America n ml Muter toC.I echo Slovakia.
In whose car he was Hdiug. and Wyck-
of foreign iKiru families." John Bar
rett. "fonner director—of the Pan-
American t'nlgn. declared Hi a state-
ment issinsl lore today hihui his re-
turn from a lliree weeks tour of the
central west. • >«-< • •' • *
Suspi^tau is t'reafeil.
• tTbe rt«uli of tlila propaganda, he
said, is that ".vhile section is
sympathetic^with tl^e alrtTs o€ the
jfonfereiu-i'. Its sympathy ;is tinged
With an unfortunate* measure of sus-
picion as io its good results."
Mr. Barrett said he also hud been
Impressed with "a new rapidly grow-
ing feeling In tfie central West against
Washington as the capital and New
York as the "ffiianeial ««entor of the
country." This, he said, was due to
the ."serious agricultural depression
andjSfthe .'viaoroits i*t^s>slti« n of W\v
York to t he St Law fence- Great Lakes
deepf waterways pmu, on w hich t'hi-
cago. and the surroundingtWion has
se< Jts heart.'* ^ _ .•->/ •
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A*w*atc4
New hpafw r Commenl.
1 Pn i < Di* aich
mirority
nntch less certain." '
news^mpei makes emphatic de-
that "the symbols and opprcs-
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Dublin, - Jan. 1)—The Freeman's
-Journal political correspondent writes:
lay 1* now opeuetl for setting
up the Irish Free State, evantatlug
the British army and takinn- brer -they)
l^etitlre maehlf.ery of government by
6 M Cointepas recently moved his representative of thtf people. This is
ciaar factorv from the' building, and '«« «« I« K to Is a simple matter ami
the rooms on the west side oftheJt requires tJ.e coopexatlon of every
■et'ond floor Acre not m copied. If^
_Y \..w, The attlted.. of the bulk of the
John C. Ihinnel I " ^ tnrpeoph- Is already assured, but the pol-
pany. snwalued- about **.im to . mli orlty in the Hail - is
caskets and other stock, and to ot!U^Hj||||S&gKv
and chapel fixture*. The loss is part-.
ly-eoteredjiy insurance. mfliid
moved his ofliefc temporarilj lnto> the
Knight- Peveto Furniture .... < >mpany J ———
building, next door. The- ijiorgue
kjoiu of the establishment was not
damaged, and the company will>. Is*
able to carry on Irs business. Mr.
hannel stated Honda y.
11. B. I^mb. proprietor of the- South
Side Barber Sliep," sustained a loss of
about $.100 from water damage to tlx -
lures. No Insurance was carried.
The Interurlian" Caftp, owned hy Bob*
and Joe'Dftugherty, auatalnedj a loss
-from water damage to
stock and did not open Monday.
The damage to the building u was
covered by insurance.
BOY DIF.S FKOM INJI RIKS
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Cooper, 1'exAs.v.Ian. 5> Herbert Ker-
bou,\ It?, died yesterday from injuries
n-reived Mir. In a football gante
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ham Steed, alitor of the London
Times, Ambassador Harvey was on his
■ way for a round of golf..
Tlie axle of the machine broke and
Mr. Harvey, wns thrown* out landing
heavily on the, road. He 'was able t<
rise, but was rnslnMT back to hjs hot^l
in a ilazen e< nditi )n.
liad Mwr Prujafi
Physicians found V him suffering
from shock and from severe bruises
on his hack where he struck the road.
His duscn condition after the accident
lasted nior° than an hour. The physi-
cians expressed the opinion that •he
would be confined to his bed-for sev*
TOE ARMING OF VESSELS
era I day* and said he should not at- rtnift offhe pact probably later Tu the
tempt to attend to any official dutlca.
Mr. Crane was uninjured, but Mi*.
Steefl suffered from bruises and
!>• legates to the Allieti Supreme
Council sciir expressions of sympathy
to Mr. Harvey and congratulations at
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(iKTpNC, BHitiKK.
Aa*it< inti'd Pre**
Chicago,. III.. Jan. IV—Women's
fei't are getting bigger in the
opinion of the shoe men.
Iiuford H- Jones of Boston.
Vice, jfresident of the Thompson*
Crooker Shoe Company, . said
"Women In business are on their
feet more than they used to be.
This—|^-H e eiplanation most
ma it uf a ct ti rers ail va nee."
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(treat Britain visited the hotel ih p< r<
s<m to make iuoulries.
Phvsichin Examines Harvey.
Cannes. Jan.' The physicians of
_ ls>th Premier Lloyd George and Pre-
mier Briaud.. who attended Col. Harvey,
sahi shortly before noon that the am-
bassador's Injuries wen> confined to
severe shoeF-end bruises.
Just What Will Constitute a Mer-
chant Vessel in Time of War
Now Considered"
A for title* PrttiH liinpn t,h
Washington, Jan.* The sub-com*
mirtec draft of the five-power naval
limitation treaty had been, virtually.
'Completed today by the naval experts*
and the full naval committee Was pr *-
pared to begin discussion of the tinnl
Tbe first dirt was thrown Monday
for one of the twa.large sewer mains -
to he built a* a parr of the 5fltQpT
_f09tr..
force of about one hundnnl men liegan
excavating • ou Woo<l street, near
Houston, for the west line. Tlie work
marked the beginning of the
part of the sower extc
as the w<
been on short lineicofsm^ll size.
extension program, made
fla
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by a bond
carried last
Ing by a de«isive majority, got
I under way with this wori. The
FINAL DRAFT 0F PACT WILL
SOON BE READY
I to ho bnllt. one
Through the west part of the city and
tbe other through the east, will be the
first big extension to the sewer sys-
tem made in several years. The
lines will serve to care for the need*
of l..:ge sections of the city which
Wive developed and become
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i nave aeveiopett ana become congest- A
f ed-since lhn hist big extension,: and _
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will enable hundreds of property osn«
irfr tb lo-
day or tomorrow.
■eluded in this property is some of the
most desirable residence .property in
thc>lty which were unable, until new
lualna wer( laid, to obtain proper sew-
erage facilities.
Crews have been at work for sev-
eral weeks laying a number of short
extensions. The# tied into sewer
mains already laid, and "were merely
feeders, but are a part of the exten-
sion program.
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Man Is.
Found in Coal Mine
As the treaty neared this stage, the T.lirfJJ111J g- ■ a '
most generally dialed questions ap- ^ii ^
neared to he -ivhether uti urtemnf ? ^ kla., a coal miuSug
peared to be 'Whether an attempt
should l>e made to lay down a specific
definition of a ttrefchaitt vessel as
bearing on the relation of the arming
iinnciate* Prett Ditpah h
of such craft, to the proposed llmlta
tion of auxiliary naval-craft to ten
thousantl tons and also the banning
of submarines as commerce destroyers.
fixtures ^ and
C«N NOT LIMIT
AIRCRAFT FOR
THE PRESENT
Ati.rCirttrd Prftt Dispatch
Washington. Jan. 1>—Limitation of
all development or use of aircraft is
GRAND JURY TOLD
TO LOOK INTO
NEGRO LYNCHING
Okmulgee, Ok la.. ,lau. 9—One man
wan killed and fiwir others, two of
I hem policemen, were wounded in a,
gun battle here early today which
began when the officers approached to,
investigate a closed automobile on a
flowntown street and were fired upon
T y six men occupying the car. '
The dead man has not been identi-
fied beyond tlie name "Blaekie/r by
which he was known hy four of his
companions now urulrr arrest, accord-
ing 4o their story to police.
The sixth occupant of the car suc-
ceeded in making his escape, after the
officers, both of whom were stmt In
the leg, had killed Blafkle. wounded
} two of his comrades and captured two
otliers. Hie officers were "Homer j
Spaulding and Ii. A. I.ariniore -
Several rifles, sawed off shot giHH
and a large supply cf am.munition were '
found ill Ihe automobile. At the police
station-tlie .miM would make no state
meat. "f
Haney Cables Home.
AnocUrtrd Prek ^Di*pntch
^Vashluct«** -nl o ii. — Amhasaador
Harvey called tHe jState Department to-
day from Catlnci that he had been only
slightly injured in an automobile ac-
cident, hut inquesteil that Ambassador
Herrick at Pails l>e assigned temporar-
ily as American observer at the Cannes
conference in his place.
PITTSBI RC.H CKLDE OIL
REflll'CKD 25c -IKK It XBKKL.
A **WiTMt FT rsif Df patcht ; " ~
,Pittsbnrgh. Pa.,' Jan. ft-~Tbe princi-
pal purchrislng agencies totlay an-
nounced it redticthm'>"0f'2r -eerits a
barrel In all grades of erued oil
'handled in this market, except Bag
land and it wns reduced U> ceiits.
The ne\y prices are: Pennsylvania
crude Corning'. *l.tH): Cabell
f2Jl-Somerset. S1.JW: "r" Somerset
light $2.1."; Baglanlf.*1;
Experiencing Difficulty.
At the conclusion of a long session
of the navpl experts yesterday, it was
apparent they were having difficulty
on some uf their
fffUT it Was fhtT-
niaU'd that the question of defining a
merchant ehlp within rhe uiekning of
the treaty has ! eeu or might
brought up again.
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in reaching agreement
tc< m>i. si ^efhtfrf^r^
hej
tin-
PRVIKi^
glon just across tlie line, !v ls excitinl
over the finding of what is thought to
be' a petrified mail. A piece of petri-
li«*<t substance closely resembling the
lsxly "of a inan was found it^ the old
coal mine on the Cleveland farm, three
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CHI 141 KILLFI) WHEN
PISTOL AfOBlKNTiaY
„ UM1IARUED AT OZONA.
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- Ozon'a, Tex'a««. Jan. ?1— Berta l^ee
Binyon. au" «• it;ht. is dead and Syhel
Kstelle Blnyon. her six year old sister.
miles east of Bluejacket, a few fdaya
ago. , " ''W ,
The "man" Is about six; feet In
height and complete except for • feet^
and hands. There is a well developed
skull and the body is symmetrical.*—
The "oody'' was found In a coal for-
mation and near It i> Km petrified
animal. The Hml will probably I e
sent to the Sniilhsonittu Institute ftw
more critical examlnaTfou. About six
years ago a wing and leg hone'Qif a
prehistoric animal were tajken from
the coal swamp. Kxperts declareii
tln'se to be p'uuii." remnartts of a.
prehistoric animal. ,, f
PROMINENT DALLAS MAX DEAD
-- - FOLLOWING AN OPERATION.
,U*ori<nfc<l DilpOtch^ .
Dallas, Tex-as, Jan, i*— II. Beid
Williams, prominent Dallas attorney.
ati accidental discharge ,yesterday of
a rille in the hand of L 1 . P.inyon,
their seveu-ycar-old cousin. The
•fntlTer br"Ttrr* girls is a well known
Crockett County live stink raiser. .
Ai*ociat*A Pr«f« Ditpntch , ~ "
... . . . ^ II Fort Worth. Texas, Jan. 0. The now
impossible-at this tune, the five powers Tarrant Connty grand jm.v. which met
Chicago Get* New
South Paw Pitcher
Vftortatrtf Pre • DtipstrA
Chlcaj^o. Jan. l>—Martin Demovich,
brother of Nick Dumovlcb, LOa Aurc-
les Pacific Const League pitcher, has
been signed by the Chicago Nationals
on the recommendation of FVand A.
Martin. Western scout. Duntovich Is
a southpaw pitcher, with a sembpro
fesslonal experience.
arms committix? decided tmlay. It
adopted a resolution, however, provid-
ing tor an International Commi**ioii to
study the aircraft question with the
view of further {Imitation.
The committee adopted substantially
the report of its sub-Committee, which
found that to place a limit on aircraft
in warfare would retar<! commercial
development.
Other questions relating to nrmament!
went over until tomorrow. —.
The whole naval treaty .was said to
Ik> well advanced in preparation ami
the America# delegates 'were called to
meet at -3 o'clock for study of the tenta-
tive draft. '."
here this morning, was instructed by
District Judge Hosey to Investigate thi-
lynchiug of John Bouse, negro packing
house strike breaker, . who was taken
from a hospital and hung.
He was In thj« hospital recuperating
from Injuries inflicted by. another mob.
One grand Jury has already worked ou
.the lynching but adjourned without
'returning any indictment.
GRIFFITH ASKED
TO FORM CABINET
FOR IRELAND
HOLD UP MEN
CAPTURED AND
LOOT FOUHD
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AS POLICEMEN
ROB JINLDING
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TAKE $4,000 WORTH OF \ilfI8KY
AND HAI L IT AWAY AS
'JvorLfi n\iRm?Wr ;
MUSKOGEE
NEWSBOY GETS
LONG RIDE
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Chicago, 111., Jan,
meu. who last night
men, took control
jfhtw pose
of the <
Five armed
fd a«..:.|liiMfee*
IB LOCKED IN AN EXPRESS TAR
AND (JOES TIIKOClifl TO
V KANSAS ^ITY. ,
A*$nnatrd fre*t Dinpatch,
ru nn immx* l. • . < • T ...
...... 1 , , Or eat Lakes Kansas. City, Mo., Jan^ 0— Frank
P-uildlng, iuiprlsoued fonf men - they ^
Ir. till- building, and the S,,'lr 10 *H>3 "la- "<
store rooms of the A. Aren Drug kofc e, Okld., was in custody of the
Company of forty cases of whiskey, authorities here today following j
Wen^!|0dfty atlll a# Iflierty. " "frlp "froni Muskogee alone |n a locked
The Jaiudits roamed the building, M- K, aud T. expr >ss ear. Officials of
which Is located in the downtown sec- the railroad told the police he would
flon, for more than un liour, and hauU > gtven a ticket to return home. /'
i d ont the liquor, which was valhed irr ' frank said that he went Into the
KIRBY SAYS MEN
OF THE SOUTH -
WANT TARIFF
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4oefM«tf Prni Dltfotdk
Washington. Jan. 0. — Southern
husiuoss meti have awakened to the
need <if a ph.t«*ctive tariff, the Sen-
ate Finance OMnmittee was today
told by John II. Klrby of Houston,
Texas, president oT the Southern
^Farlff Association.
We are not following our politi-
cians ou this question any longer."
said Mr. tfirby. "The whole south
Is awakened oit-this question."
fttncUtrd Prett Oitpatch ^
Dublin, Jan. 0-^Aithur Griffith Was
placVtl In nomlyaitou this? afternoon
hy ilt<' IH«l Kiteanit for the ollice < f
t1hj|ef Fxtx utivc, to form a provisional"! up victims,
government for Ireland. „ Michael
Collins placed Griffith In nomination
tiiid the ttiotioti was secomled by John
McKowii. -
Aii'ida/rd PrrtS Ditpotrh, ,
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Oklahoma. City, Okla., Jan. 9-~After
holding up.five men at the point of a
pistol lu a room In a l<K*al hotel and
obtaining j^T«^tt ^.">00, according to
police, two men late last night walked
across jthe street to another hotel
and were surprised by polieemeu
white. c<atnting theiij loot., The two,
Frank Ilrubaker and Tom Carpenter,
with Ilrubaker s wife, were taken into
custody charged with robbery. The
men were identified by the five hold-
dangerouslv wounded as the result of;*®1' former me m be to f the lexas I^eg-
Sb Islatnre. died at a hospital here early
today following an operation. He was
well known In national guard elrelea
of the state s
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Arbuckle <'ase Wednesday.
Auoctoteirrren tmpatm —
San Francisco, Calif., Jan. 0.— The
second manslaughter trial of Boscoe iT.
(Fattyf Arbuckle, charged with- having
caused theJ.death of Miss Virginia
Bappev Los Angeles motion picture ac-
tress. will begin Wednesday as the re-
siilt of .trnlay's proceedings In "the Su'- "
pri-ine Court. . •
liOSt Hunter Located-
GALVESTON GETS
NAVAL AVIATION
STATION IN BILL
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Aetnciatrrf Prett Dispatch,
Washington. Jan. J*—rAn appropria-
tion of $18.<X^> for the purchase of a
site "of tlie lia vai a viation sfatlod at
Galveston w<mld lie authorised in
bill Introduced today by Representa
live Hicks. Republican, New York
which also would direct the Secretary
of the Navy, after the land ly acquir-
ed, to dispose, of the base with all im-
provements which are to be sold.
( antwell Called to Boulder.
A *nrinted prett Despatch
Browns vine; Texas. JH'hV 1>.^"f?eorge
ctionlghe. Sr., local exporter who. dls _
froia- a linnting party two
: a M< tloniglu'
>nta- fiifHared i
fork. Weeks ago.
arss..
$4,000 on a freight elevator. They
placed Ifeoi! a truck find drove away
U>fore the eye® of many pedestrians.
One of tbe robbers released the prls
pnerf'before he departed,
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car before the train left Muskogee to
see If any om In there wanted a paper
iind some one locked the 'door behind
him- He said be ale^pt most of,|the
way to JBiiJisa* City.r
PEPPER IS SENATOR TO
o SUCCEED PENROSE
^ 'IMMlBMMi* .-'r'v; '
As*ocintc(t Prrtt Ditpntch
Philadelphia, Jan. 0. George -r
Wharton Pepper, Philadelphia
inwyer, wa* appointed Halted
States Senator by Gov. Sproul to-
day'to succeed the late Boise Pen
rose. V •
Ui^ler the,la>a the appointment
stands until a iticcessor Is select: *
ed at *he November election, to
fill tie unexpired Penrose term
ending in 1 A'J7.
Mr. Pepfi r will be a eandhlate.
^ i II I. .in.On 1 i I .III - .i i.i I. i -
RUSSIA TO BE
REPRESENTED
AT COUNCIL
—iv-j .A
-P****
London, Jai; —The Rttssfan . So-
viet government hus aewpted" tlnv In
.vitatlou of the powers to attend the
conference for coping with tJie prob-
lem of European ecomOnles. says an
exAijhange felegraph dispatch from
Cannes this afternoon.
MAN DIES WHILE
. TRYING TO SAVE L
HIS FRIEND
THE WEATHER
t
Asjuteiatrd Pre ft Ditpntch
Washington, Jan. 9.—Sherman
and Vicinity: filoitdfl} nlglit and
Tucwlay parllv cloudy with pro-
bhhty toraS rain. ~' :tT
e .. " . m'
rw:'' ; A& ' ,< ' 4 '
I/ocal Temperature
There was a range of-21 de-
Itrees in the IocjiI temperature
Sunday, the maximnm Iwiag W>
tfegrees and ihe minimum 38. No
preclpltat Ion.... .j. .. --^r^ ' ..USUnE!|
At noon Honday. the thermome-
ter registered. 53 dlegree*^
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A ttoridteri Prett DUpofca <
Waco. Texas,-Jan. 9.—One man,'
/iltrminon Gniidy, is dead as the iv
suit of an unusual accident mur
( ameron Natunlay night._Au auto-
mobile occuphnt by Gandy and
Grady Hughes, turned over. wheWla
tire burst. Both men -were pinion-
ed under the car. Gaudy, crawled
out add tried to raise tbe car suf-.
fleiently to permit Hughes to es-
cape. in doing so Gandy rupttired
a large blood Vessel in hi*r neck*
He died while being taken |n a hos-
pital, * i
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Jellersoti City (Jets Hospital.
Attociatod Prtt* Di'POtch
Washington. Jan. I).'- President Hard-
ing today signed an executive order es-
tablishing a permanent hospital t«>r tt
sei'vTiSi meu aT JefTersmrctty, jao.. tnT>e
on the pike of the Jetferaott barrack
military reservation at St. LoTiLs, Mo.
Excise Taxes Held Invalid.
4*«6rt*rr<i Peett Dispatch "
' Washington. Jan. 9. — The excise"
taxes impostnl by .North Dakota upon
ri*al estate within fhe State were held
by the Supreme Court today to be to*
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Attaciatrd Prtftt Piiuatch
Fort Worth. Texas, Jan. 9—J." W.
Cant well, newly appointed ' siqwrin-
tendent of the State Juvenile Training
School ar (iatesville was called to
Bottldcr, C&lo., yesterday by aerious
illness in his family. He had intend-
ed visiting . Gatesyllle today, but his
trip to Colorado -.vill prevent thN.
BRILLIANT
FUNERAL FOR
HAWAIIAN
ago. has been locatejl and is with
UU family at Texas City, and Is lu good
l l ysleal condition, according to reports.
V'*'
I
De Yalera Defeated.
DESCENDANT OF CH1EFTAN GETS
ALL THE HONORS OF KOVAL-
TV OF OLDEN TIME
4**flciatcd Pres$ Dispatch
Honoli.ln. T. H., Jan. 0. -Lighted by
the flare from the native Kttkui torches
and guarded by descendants of • the
chief tans, the body of Jjuluh Kuhio
w—
mtAj,
a dist a ace of four utiles, where It will
Ik' in state sutrouiMl >l by brilliant pea-
cock feathers, the Kahilis emblems rff
rulershlp In Hawaii, until Salufddy
night, when It will -Me tvaosferreil -to
lolatd iHihue, prior ,o tbe burial Smft-
da.v.
The^ Hawaiian- euMoni of transfer-
ring the dead a at night, especially
amoii. ro^lty.
Associated Prett( Dispatch
Diimtn, .mTr. T).—The motlon to
re-elect Kanion de Valera as presi-
dent of the Irish Republic was de
fentrtf fjt the: Dan THreenu today
by a vote of 5H to 00, ,
4 MOONSHINE <
DEATHS IH THE
PAST 18 HOURS
CHICAGO JUDGE W.VNTS THE
SELLERS ARRESTED ON
CHARGES OF MURDER
Attoaated Prett Ditpfteh
Chicago. III., Jan. O.—Four moon*
shine deaths within eighteen hours, tho
last being, murder. reanltiM# In Coroner
Hoffmaa today asking Chief ef Polleo
Fihtmoirls to instruct the Police De-
' .
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•, 'Mom
i ■: \ V -; IV
Mm
i>«l
iti
JBj
m
sr
Kalantatiaole- Vk.' taken from the Fx-.1,'TXn. iT. h^ ' ii l^I
waiki me to the Kawaishao Church, tmrtmvt that In eaeh case whee? HfmoT
*
4
tigui'es. a spe<ial search jihall he inado
for the seller and that he be ar&stad
to answer for murder*' S||t •
Okttma Still Alive.
ls*nrint*<i Prt* Dispatch
Tokio. Jan. ft—Marq
aged statesman, whose cotwllt
Coma led to reports of death,
still alive at Wmt
ihi^dftamoon.
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