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DAILY ARDMOREITE
PROGRESS
Twelve persons phoned tlio Ard
morelte Tuesday inornUr to start
ubscrlptlonsr They were unsolicit
ed. That's the way tho city is ap
preciating the new ArOmoreita.
WEATHER
Tonight, unsettled, rain;
Wednesday, fair, colder
The Home Paper of Southern Oklahoma.
FULL LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1&22
VOL. 29
NO. 3
EIGHT PAGES
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TIKE IMSES
OKLAHOMA GAS
RATE HEARINGS
ARE POSTPONED
'One Case Is Transferred to
Oklahoma City With Date
Set for January 31;
Other Continued.
MAJORITY TOWNS IN
STATE AFFECTED
Judge Stone Announces One
Can May Never Come Up
In Court Again.
KANSAS CITY. Hearing on an ap
plication by the Oklahoma Natural
Cas company to have made' permanent
a temporary retraining order forbid
ding the Oklahoma state corporation
commission from enforcing what ia
known as a 25 cent city gate charge
Sor gas, as it affects 25 Oklahoma
lowns served by the company called
up In federal district court here today
was ordered transferred to Oklahoma
City. The date act for the hearing
was January 31.
The company serves 26 towns.
Hearing on the order as It affecU the
town of Claremore was begun when
P. .W Holtzendorff, city attorney of
Claremore,. announced that he was
ready to proceed.
The case was transferred after re
presentatives of tho Oklahoma corpo
ration commission announced they
were not ready for tho hearing.
Hearing on application of the Ok
lahoma ("las and Electric company
whereby the company seeks to In
crease its rate from 42 to 02 cents
per thousand cubic feet for gad, sche
duled for today, will not be taken
up at this time and there Is no pres
ent indications that It will ever corns
up for hearing. Federal Judge Kim
trough Stone announced whr-n court
opened. He said there would be no
tuition miles a supplementary bill ia
filed and added that the oao In at
present being considered by the Ok
lahoma state corporation commuuiion,
made defendant In the proceedings.
The company sells gas direct to
public service, corporations In Okla
homa City, Muskogee, El Heno, Enid
and Rritton, Okla.
After the court hud heard argument
by Holtzendorff and IX A. Richard
son, Oklahoma Natural Cas counsel,
Richardson announced that the com
pany would withdraw its application
for a permanent restraining order In
sofar as It affected tho city of Clare
more. OCKLAHOMA. CITY An extension
f IS days was today given the cor
poration commission by the state
supreme court In which to secure ad
dltlonul evldt-nre in regard to the
applications made by the Oklahoma
Cas and Klectrlc Company, the Mus
kogee Gas and Electric Company and
tho Okmulgee Gas and Electric Com
pany, for Increased gas rates. The
corporation commission was to have
submitted a report to the supreme
court today 'on the applications, but
had not been able to jecure sufficient
data.
SPROUL MAY GET
PENROSE'S SEAT
WASHINGTON. Predictions that
Governor Sprout of Pennsylvania
would within 4S hours announce his
Intention of resigning to accept ap
pointment as I'nltej states senator to
succeed the lute Roles Penrose, was
made today by Senator Watson of In
diana, one of tho repuMlcan leaders of
the m-nute, after a t all at the W1ifti
Hour.
Senator W.it.4on mid that he had
swn in conversation wllh tho Phil
adulphU governor several time by
telephone and thut In his opinion, the
matter was practically decided.
Tho parllculur reason which Indue.
M the- senate republicans to urg
(peed In filling the vacancy Is' under
stood to be the approaching vote In
the Ford-New berry elevllon contest,
fhlrh senator Watson said probably
Would bn cluee.
Cluvertior Sprout would have to re.
sign and take an npix(ntmcnt to the
enut nt the hands of tho prrcnt
lieutenant governor.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
- WONT PROBE HERE
MI'SKOnF.rc. Okl. Humors that
the I'nlled Stale grand jury Intend
ed Investigating conditions In Car
ter county growing out nf the triple
killing at Wilson a short time agu.
were denied at the United 8ttei
district attorney's office today, but
tho Intimation was made that In the
vent tho inquiry being msiln by At
tottiey llenernl l-Veellng, disclosed v.
lhco a rorsplrai-y if tarter rutin
ly olTtetals to protect federal liquor
law Violators, an Investigation would
m undertaken.
Relative t the remarks Judge
ttobort l Williams made 1 the
ffind Jury yesterday Indicated, to
, some that the rourt was making ref
erence to the activities of the Ko
Klu Khui which has been mentioned
I U Wilenn affair.
Wife, Democrat,
Mayor's Choice for Aide
1.
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It, 4 f
Zt X? ' 'jif f
Mr. Lew Shank Wt .11
Mr. and
INPIANAl'OMS. Ind. Lew Shank,
new mayor of Indiana polls, thinks the
old adage about a prophet bing with
er honor In uitt own country, Id a j
misprint. i
Kor, look what "Levf lias done.
With all Indianapolis pushing can
didates forward for a position on the
board of park commissioners, toe up
and avpolnts his own wife.
And this In spite of the fact that
she is on a different Hide of the Mice,
politically.
Low was eh-ctetl on the Republican
ticket. He Is a M. thodist. The Mrs.
Is a Democrat and attends tho Bap
tist church.
Hur Mr. Mayor looked beyond re.
Ilgion and politics he thought about
the little fi)lks of Lhe city and the
fact that they m.-eded more play
grounds.? So. us Ijtw puts it, ho felt
this way oibout tho park board Job:
"I could have appointed another
woman but I knew Surah's qualifi
cations and I know I can count on
her to carry out my pledges. One of
tho main oni .Is to give playgrounds
to all the kinds."
As Mrs. Shank accepted the ap
pointment, said: "I tried to get
Lftw to find some other woman for the
place, but ho wouldn't do it."
During his mayorallty campalftn
snloches Lew often referred to "me.
and Sarnh."
Now Indinnrpli Is going to see
"me and Sarah" rn the Job together
trying to make Ufa brighter for the
little folks.
Overco.it Only Clue Officers
Have; Loss Has Not Been
Estimated Iy .Apents
Working on Case.
PHRnr. OkU. Loral authnrltlrs.
assisted by pwtnl lnsiie-tors from Ok-j
in noma Ity totlay tM-g-.in tin invrstiKa
lion of the theft of 11 pnuihes of inn II
and ' parcel post fnun the Santa IV
station hrre early yesterday, A check
of tho loss has not yet bwn rnmplet
ed, It was tuinntinced, and no official
estimate can be made nt this time,
An overrent, apparently rant aside
by one of tho robbers ns he hurried
away with tho loot, Is' tho only clue
as to the Identity of the person or ler
Prtns itartlclpntlng In the llu-fl, The
coat Is about tho site ordinarily worn
liv a youth In til teens, authnritie
said.
The robbery was discovered when
tho night telegraph I'lierator at the
station went through I ho buggsge
room, where the, mall was kept, on one
of lit nightly round at S o'clock
Monday morning, On hi tmir at mid
night, h told officers, the mail wua
In It acctlHtoioed pture,
Tho mall arrived on soiiUdHiiind
Psntii Fo (ruin number 4u5 at
p, m, Sunday and lei-n'us the post
office here Is closed at that hniir,
has been the practice to keep the mail
In the bngR.tgo room until tho fol
lowing morning.
Entrance to tho building wu ob
tained thnniRh n door vt tho bgine
room after It lock hud been tried off
wllh an Iron 1r.
BAB
THIRTEEN BAGS
MAIL AT PERRY
Is G. 0. P.
IS TAKEN HERE
Tribal Chiefs of the State
Testify Before Attorney
for Chickasaws; Many
' Agents -Present.
Testimony Is being taken today by
O. f. M Vcy. attorney for th Chicka
saw nation In tho case recently filed
with tho department to recover $750,
ono by J. y. McMurray of McAU-ster.
for fees nJlegcd to bo duo tho plaintiff
for ucrvk-cs performi-d. This case grew
out of tho old Mansfield, McMurray
and Cornish suit filed several years
ngo when tho attorneys received a
htifro fee fur their services as repre
sentatives of the Indian nation.
Resides (i. tj. MeVey, attorney for
tho Chickasaws, Attorney K.- O. Clark
of Stigler, attorney for tho Chortawa,
is hero assting In tho case, J. R
McMurray who Is n!o present. Is rp-
rev-onted by Ce,- Smith of Sttci ruau,
Tix:iS.
Thosii who are hero to testify and
wilt .Ui lii-aid totlay ure tlovernor
lKiiiK-lin II. .Inhnson of tho ChUka
sjiw n:itin, Tlshiinttigii, W. F, Sent
I lo, prliiciiial chief o? tho thm taw na
tion, Imitint. I'M Johnson of N'ormun,
Musn Chlgl.-y und T. P. Howell of
Ihivli. tluy P. CVj.h, ANmorv, tl, W,
Monday ti-stlmony was taken at
Tishomingo nt which timo tho follow
ing were hoard; (iov, Douglass II
Johnston, K tlov, U. U Harris, Tisho
mingo, R, I.. Reum, Wupanurka, W,
T. Ward, former treasurer of the
Cblck.is.fw nal Inn. Tishomingo, T, II,
Thomi'son and R, M, Harris, Tisho
mingo,
J. K, Rradley and t T, IVftYnduf
fer of Muskogen are tho stenographer
taking thn evidence In the rasu.
Attorney MeVt-y aUd that hit would
finish here today stid would go to
lmritit whero testimony would le
taken Krld.-iy. Frtun there tho party
will visit Hugo, J'oU-au, McAlcstor und
Muskogois
OKMU.KK.H ritlSUNKH IMKH
OK IIKAUr KAII.IRH TUILW
OKMl'LGKH, Okla.-Heart failure
mined ha doath t tbsirga Morris,
a prliKiner in tho onunty Jail hero
today, iict-orillng to tho county physi
cian, Morrlii wn dead when the
Jailer visited the ward at I u'eUx k.
Ho w:u wrvlng u sintent of els
month following conviction tin a
rharge of poKsesslon of etploslvva,
l'l4ilier. to llelglum
WASlllNimN. The nomination
of llmry P, lletcher, under ewrw
tsry of state to lie ambnsnndor to IM
glum wss announced today at the
White l(oue,
TESTIMONY IN
M'MURRAY CASE
HOTEL
1
I
Blaze at Vinita Destroys
Hostel and Undertaking
, Establishment; No.
Lives Are Lost.
MIAMI DEPARTMENT
PREPARED TO ASSIST
Hundreds of Volunteers Work
Hours to Prevent Whole
Town From. Burning.
MIAMI, Okla. Several persons were
burned or Injured by Jumping from
the second story of the Lyons Hotel
at Vlnlta early this morning when
flames destroyed the hotel and tho
furnituro and undertaking establish
ment. Tho damage Is estimated at
about 20,000. Mr. and Mm. Howard
Lomaz were badly burned as they
fled from tbo blazing building. Mrs.
Will Lyons, wife of the hotel proprie
tor, also suffered Injuries in attempt
ing to escape. Another occupant of
the hotel suffered a fractured leg when
be jumped from the window of his
room. Although three .people were re
ported missing this forenoon. It was
believed the rumors would" prove with
out foundation. Reports thnt a corpse
had been ' burned in the undertaking
establishment were denied.
The entlro town was threatened for
a timo and the Miami fire department
was la readiness to respond to an
emergency call.
The fire was discovered at 2 o'clock
and, was under control two hours later.
On hundreds of buildings volunteer
workmen poured water to prevent a
spreading of flames, which, fanned
by a Etrong north wind, drove embers
Into the most valuable business uad
residence sections of tho city.
The hotel guests barely escaped with
their Uvea and, clad in ,the'r night
garments. ww forced to seek shelter
and clothing In nearby homes. Prac
tically every guest lost all uf bis
possessions at the hotel. N
Office fixtures of nearby buildings
ana furniture in many homes was
moved to points of'safety. The fUmoa,
however, did not spread beyond the
ono brick building, a two-slury struc
ture. My Opinion Is
Xriry day The iinlt sMtim fl
mm a a utjMt f tral LiMrMt
Tie umn m (vkuiaei wiU uw um
f Um iotnn.
What opinion bare yixi relative to
the establuthment of a county farm
where old and Infirm people may be
taken rare of?
C. W. CLAY, county surveyor;
"I think it the only feasibly plan
yet devised. I would bo heartily
In favor of such action on tho
part of county officials."
MRS. JVLrCH KAHX. foundi-r
of P.ebecca Kahn Homo: "It is a
fine Idea. X hopo to It a real
ity In the wry near future."
CKAKLF.a ROLLIX9. real es
tate; "I think It should be done,
A well managed farm would bo
self-sustaining beside furnishing
a home for tbe aged and Infirm."
H. T. HVNT. millwright: "It
should be established by all means.
We Rhould never hav sold tho
ono owned by tho county, It ran
bo made an Kiel with proper
management,"
F. FRRKMAN. former do,
trtct judge; "1 think it a gmt
plan. 1 si.-o no reusuii why an In
stitution of IhU kind should tiot
be mulntultied here a.i 1( U In
many other plac."
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
BOSS GWINE ROUN TALKIM'
Bout he oes eechin t
STAKT A, GYAHbEM
YAS5UH, KNOWS SUM?N
BOUT PAT- HE DOOES
Dt CCCHIM EN AH 1)0 OES
N UK D WHEN
ESCAPING IRE
WSM ll t h IMM Mwm fccML
Ouster Charges to Be Filed
Thursday by Judge Fulton
REAVIS
WOULD
DEMAND FRANCE
PAY HER DEBTS
Nebraska Republican Pre
sents Resolution to Halt
Big Expenditures on
Naval Program.
NATION NOT NAMED
IN THE RESOLUTION
United States Feels Great
Sympathy for Europe,
lie Asserts.
WASHINGTON'. Tiro administration
would be directed, under a resolution
introduced by Representative Reavis,
republican of Nebraska, to demand re
payment by France of money loaned
to her by tho United States during
the war. Mr. Reavis, In a statement.
said prompt iayment of tho debt
should be insisted upon because France
has Indicated her intention of spend
ing ''largo sums of money on Increas
ed naval armament. "
The resolution did not mention
Franco by najn. but in his formal
statement, Mr. Re-avis stated that it
was directed at Franco becauso of
her stand at tho- armament conference
on the submarine question.
Mr. ReavU' statement waa aa fol
lows: "The United Stales fntls very great
sympathy for the distress of Europe
aside from any selfish Interest we may
have In the matter. I do not doubt
Hit congress will bo v-i'ding to fund
the Kuropeun delit as suggested by
wio uuinimstrutioii. If tlio necessity for
It is made apparent. Rut with France
standing unmuved beforo the prayers
and pleadingM of mankind for a tran
quil world and asserting tho inten
tion of vastly Increasing the most bar
barous and inhuman Implement of war.
viz., the submarine, I think it is time
lo wipe tho tears of sympathy from
onr eyes and try to see; with clearer
vision what the present situation por-
1 tends.
' "France has today an army larger
than had. Germany nt any time before
itho war, sho not only declines to re
duce it. but Insists upon, perfect free
! dom nC action to increaso It. Her
i position with referetico to naval in
I rn-asts comprehends tho exiienditure
; of hundreds of niilll'ins of dollars.
I Surely no ra .loal in the financial dis
tress in which Fracee U alleged to be
would be con'tmjiftUnc such an arma
ment program.
'Franco Is a sovereign nation and ns
such Is free- to follow her own incli
nation. Rut tho peoplo of tbe 1'nltod
States believing that huge armaments
oro ns provocative of wnr today ns
they were In 191 , can with Justice
Insist that tho program wlilih Fmnce
has mapped out shall bo paid for
with her money and not with ours."
FLOOD MENACES
PHOENIX, ARIZ.
PHOi:IX.-The flood wucr from
Cuvo Cretk reached the city limits
of Phoviilx shortly oM-r 8 oVIocR
this morning, according to remrts re
ceived by t-friclals of tho Salt River
Vallev wrtler users nsslatioii.
Official tHl'A that the crest of the
floJ a.su,l the Aruona tVntl, 10
miles north of Phoentt, alnmt five
oVIoik thn morning, roll.l tv a
dro vf li Indus.
Tho water entered tlio city at a
slcil nlioiit .- mile and -.i half Crwn
the stato ctkpital whlh Is lu thu dl
rwt path of tho fK-ods.
Rosidettta of the nerthweetwn s,v
tkitt have Unin moving trm their
homc aU- morning. In that section,
fiirnl-hlinjs wt-re niovwl to upper
fliHTl.
r.i.ooDiKHMis rsi: to hm
MSI'KITS Mltl illllMII m
MoALKitTKK. OkW. lllood hounds
from the pcnltentiar) wer taken t-i
Ashland Motidiy In ait effort to as
certain whet'her tho burning of a gin
at that lace tho rrmo night was of 1
tiKendlary origin. Thero ro satd to '
ls two gin In tho Ash! ind M. nilty
and ll ws-t not reported- whh h gin
was burned.
UAMJITH ISK.U HWMIHIKF !
til NH TO 1410 r lKIU sruKi;
IjoH ANtlKI.Ka Throe bandits'
artilitt With Ktwcd oft idiot guns held ,
up three oullectors for the Owl lru I
Compuny in Its tom l Vuth and j
llrdwy tiklnv, and rvlpcd in an ,
autono4illo wall a stun e-t minted
at aU'ut f I A. Don. The robu-iy -o-,
lurroil on tho bu.h.t atrret in htwu
town lam Amrelea.
OftVe ttntldtng llurwed
F.UFAUI, A la. Fir f tindeter
mine origin today d"iroyed th Foy
Whlttock tofftre) build'ng her, caus
ibg an elliuateU Ium of IIW,.
GOMPERS OF INDIA
, SAYS HIS NATION
L ASKS FREE STATE
ttV? vy
M. Barman I'estonjl Wadia
M. Carman PestcnjI Wadia, or-fr.-.niziT
of tbe first labor union In
India and now a powerful newspapel
man ami leader of the Nationalist
forty, has come to the U. S. Ho la
a strong advooato of Independence
for tho F.ritish colonial possessions,
but says that his people at present
ask. only a much as Ireland receiv
ed. Ho was Interned at tbo begin
ning of tho war by the Eritiaa because
of bis attacks again.it the empire.
Champion Selects Men After
Instructions From Attor
ney General; 300 Men
Are Needed.
Th new Jjry commission began
their duty of selecting taxpayers of
Carter county- who will bo expected
for Jury service during 1922, tliia
morning.
The newly appointed commission
consists of M. Gorman, of the Amer
lean National Lank; J. A. Livens, of
Rlvons. Clirhn and Frenslcy, bard
ware; and Tom Files, farmer and
stockman.
Tho new commission wn appoint
cd by District Judi.-e Tom Vr". Cham
pion, following Instructions fr-.m At
torney General Freollng. In tho In
struclions, Mr. Fret-ling asked that
no relative or aiwocuite of any of
tho pr.-nt county officials bo named
an the new commission.
The commissioners are expected
to select Juo ur r to serve the dis
trict court. !u to servo the county
court, and 1U0 to servo tho county
court at Wilson. The commission
went into s-iini this morning afte
securing tho tax tvl!s fiin tho as
Kesr, and xpevt to be In session
two or three dnyt before a sutlsfac
tery l;t can be cvinpilvd.
After the commission makes tht-i
selection suNpinnas wilt be served
tit nil the mvn choeen who Will U
i-ttitipcUxxl t. a'xir at tho provr
time and h cause if anv lhe
have why ttuy should fol ivt as
Juror lor tho t,-i in U viiiitcJ.
MIMI M1K. I'KDKI t K WM.I,
line rsr kvi;. kfpuuiku
MIAMI, okla Tho .sitput of lnc
or for the Vint district Including
nearby f;-M of Okt-ahoina and Kan
sas ngifr.-k-itcd xll.OW ten In 12l.
ne.Mrd.og to retorts of operaior if
the disttst. Tim lead hlpd dur
ing th- eir tetalUd (t'l.'iO tons.
The tot it V illi was slightly In ex
Csss of ono million dollars nNiut
line thltd of tho VnlU" of ttM Icaa
ttid unc imn-xl in l!:o.
BETTER
NEW HUSSION
STARTS ON IRK
TO PICK JURORS
li. t.Ieti cf cn;i,'tn bettltuteil hy the Ardmoreite fm- tjiji.niw
suliei nptiitfis turans heller wrvk-o to lb iuWrllr. Under tU i.h
t'l.m, tit. rITIir buy fs.4 tbo rmtin:.billly of ilellvrs-hig ea'b (lav lv
r'H livMiie. it u to his lid-rest, bwwuse be geu pert f ra-'b uli ruc
tion. A grmt ouitiv ierotm who Ktrv Ws?n paving Uio 'Ardmurelte l.v
thn year, wiU to i.ntiuu In do mi. Thai's nil riitbt. Ttusv wbo pu)
etrly siibv nplHiOs Into thn ufTh-w will g. t the Millie kind of aorviio
as the MuX'tMv suhx tiU r who lh itirro-r, littute tv offlcw will
the cwrrv-r bis proportion of the )"ar's subscription. Just the solus.
It )oU wtrh to pv )raily, Jutt wnd your rlptb.n Into tbe Ard-
hioci'tle nf(KV. Or If )ou even Wish to puv by the month, that's all
tiltt. Just ecml )sir ub Option til. However, either yearly or
monthly, tl te tie.vsar) lt tt siib-rtitlins lm in kdvamv. That W hot
indy an' of,"i.f rule, tut ts nit-asarr Im-nuse tbo rwrrler must hav)
hat share uf th autm-nplioa price each month.
THE ARDMOREITE
A Newspaper That Serves'
SUIT AGAINST A
FIFTH PARTY IN
Only Four Petitions Are.
Surer Assistant Attorney
General Announces at
Noon Today.
RUSSELL BROWN TO
ASSIST PROSECUTION
Belief Is That Accused Mea
Will Get Trial in Present
Court Tefm.
OfficliU Carter county is guessing to
day. Five officers are under Oro and
the attorney general won't say who
they are nor what charges will b
filed against them.
To make It mors complicated Judge
Elmer E. Fulton, assistant attorney
general said this morning that be 1
not positive the fifth party would be
charged. Review of the testimony
t,oday would have to bring new points
to bear oti the possible charge, be
said.
Judgn Fulton will come to Ardmoro
Thursday morning and upon his ar
rival will filo the charges in district
court.- He had Intended coming tiere
Wednesday, but office work will delay
him for another day. He and Attorney
General Freeluig were going over de
tails of the case this morning with,
a view of winding up things.
Nature of Charges Vague
The chi.rpes will be bused on "fail-
are to perform their duties imposed.
by law," Mr. Fulton said this morn
ing. RustoIT Rrown will be Mr. Fulton's
only assistant in the prosecution. Mr.
FreeUng said. Mr. Brown was ap
pointed to assist Mr. Fulton In the
investigation whicit started Just after
the attack on Mrs. George W Casey
on November 4 on East Broadway by
four parties, against whom charges of
assault with, intent to kill are pending
in the -district court. Mr. Prown was
Instrumental in asking tho governor
for the investigation and clean-up.
Jury Commission fit Work
Tho new Jury commission started,
work, this morning- selecting prospec
tive Jurors for tho term of district
court which starts January 16.
Although it bas not been stated. It
Is believed that the ouster suits to
be filed by Mr. Fulton Thursday will
V thed at this term of court, with a
selected Judge presiding in Ueu of
Judge Tom Champion. It has been
stated on former occasions by the at
torney general and his assistants that
they desire a speedy trial for the
accused county officials. On the other
hand, officials who have been under
flro have announced, a deslro to see tho
suits Started.
No Corruption, Freelliig
OKLAHOMA CITY. There I ti.
evidt-nco of corruption on the part of
the four Carter county officials
ogalnst whom ouster proceedings are
to be filed probably tomorrow, At
torney General Frevling said today.
"Tho evldeiuv, however, points to
a condition In Carter county which
should not ex st Mid it WiU bo
squarely with tho Jury whether tl.e
officers ar resionsilile for tlii con
dition," he id-led.
Tho supreme conn will be askuJ
I lo appoint a special Jiidgo to heir
tli, pn.--vdings and n new Jury com-
mis-uon, aptiuintid ' tho di.ilrnt
iiidt; at Ardne-ru at the r.vomintJa.
tli'ii of thv a'lorii Kolicral, will v-ls-t
a Jurv tj li y tin- caws, Attormv
IMlit.il l'r-vllMt s:ild.
Kvery effort Will be made t. oUiiol
: spevdV Hill fr the officials II'
atlnrioy giiu-rul continued, adding
ili.-ii he h..d pot authorised an uik
moioii nieiit that Puck tlarvott, Car
ter county sheriff would be tho firs'
to fire the oi'-ilor prciTedlngw. s1"
far, the name of th official hav
not bi-en made public.
Red .''"a I red from tho jreernv
of a minute bright rJ variety of
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