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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1922
322 ASPIRANTS
FILE FOR OFFICE
Five Democrats, . Three
Republicans Candidates
for Governor
MOST FROM CAPITAL
Oklahoma City Furnishes 25
Tcr Cent of Seekers for
State Offices
Atester! William T. Williams. Krehe.
Third district John V. Almond. D D
J""!. "UK Haley, D., H.nrvetlii Tom
Aiiinim, ., iienryetta
...... uiJirei (Mipreme Court.
Third district llstihAw j. ir., n
Oklahoma Cltyj Klmer L. Fulton. IJ..
Oklahoma Cllv! llnh.t A. Rm.i. 11
Oklahoma city; Edward D. Oldfleld. U.,
Oklahoma Cityi A. T. lloya. n Oklahoma
Fourth district John tt. Harrison, D..
Bayrai Walter C. Crow, l, Alva.
Seventh district ilark I Umarth. r
Okmulgeei I'rsd P. Iiranson. n.. Musko
see; John H. Miller, It., Sapulpa.
criminal lourl of Appeals, .Notthern
sfistrin
13,
(()' to The World.
"nii.AiiiiMA CITY. May
Three hundred and iweniy-iwo in
v.. fir .tatfl offlefs had beon ri2
st,,'l at tho office of tlio elate
'V . -.1 l-pl.tm, ,1rt,f .vlth
ItClK'n .. ...f".
ene dav moro to go to complete the
ii... ih week of the registration
nerlocl. Flvo democrats and throe
(publicans hnvo filed for governor,
with mro to coma If reports are
corre',t, ana possimjr s"' """i"1
V...in thn week tho. socialist party
filed n coniplcto list of candidates
i. .it nffico In accordance with
Its pnrty procedure and Indicating,
that tno nuuiatiaia w X, .
an lnJependcnt campaign. Okla
l,oma Olty maintains Its political
:.,ioiinn hv furn shine 25 per cent
of the candidates no far,- and will
nrobibly sco to It uini me percnni
' . i. nr.. illmlntshcd.
Tho filings for state office will
tloNS Juno 11, nitor wmcn re ton ui
will bo let for printing tho ballots.
... Me loh must bo completed
within a month. The ballot this
vear la expected to bo the largest
. 1 . n . 1 1 V. fn IH..I in A
thul ntlS ever lirv-ii nuu, ..... iu
rlpetlon In tho state.
Following Is a complete, list of
candidates filed up to tho close oi
.buflness Friday ovcnins;
CoTrrnor.
n tVAtinn. I). Oklahoma! H. B
Howard. V. Tuli Thomas H. Owen, .
Oklahama Cltyi n. It. Wilson. D. Chicks.,
"ha. Thomas II. OTirynn, p. lfaske II
-:.. n.w. n. li.nver! Hush Pentt.
ft, ok'-.homa Cltyi Jolin Field". I. Oklfi.
honia Cltyi O. IJ. Unflelcl. H. Shattuek; J.
A, Smith. I. Oklahoma city.
I.leiitrimnt Governor.
Leslie V. Ilnee, D. Lawton: M. E
n mi,.Iiim: J. W. TharD. I
Reeky: Eldon J. nick, I, Okmulitee; Ross
v Lillard. I). Oklahoma Cltyi Clarence I..
T flViriuli-ee. H. l. lUllcy. It,
hlfi't: Albert S. Gllte. It, Edion: Otto
A. I Oliwain, i, ai
Secretary of Stale.
Pen W Illley. 1. Oklahoma City! C. J.
v.,,.1. n Oklahoma City! William C
Murrty. r. Marlowt IJ. A. riallance, It.
Filllsaw; KM Jl. Ambler, n, Chandler,' s
C. Thompson, f. Klk City.
Oforrs W. Illnes. I. Blackwelli X, K.
Boif. n. CIremor; C, C. Chllders. n.
Enid! J. r. lrhy. P. Nelson i T. E. Ileckl
n. Oklahoma City; D. Cobb. S. Oklahoma
city.
Afnrn.i.r!nernl.
Edwin Dabney. V. Altusi Iiohert Burns.
D, Oklahoma Cltyi i. i: '.
il.ai.r- Thoman CI. Andrews. IX. Chand1
lr; Porter It. Jlorcsn. II. Oklshoma City:
Htnto Trraaurer.
i s t thiir. Tt. Alius: Joe tt. Blraln.
p, Wanni Frank Newklrk. II. Tulsa Irv
vc rase, H. naionKa; nayim u. ;i:nri,
Vj Tulaai Charles ilrnff. Jt. Creacent!
riarenee a. i..wif. p. umbiujihiv i-i.
State Superliitrmlent I'uldlo Inatrurtlon.
M. A. Nsah. D.. Edmond! A. T. tever,
p, Coalgate! O. D. Moss, R., Oklahoma
City.
G.nf irvnmlnp awl Inanrctar.
Henry Wlllmerlmr. r., Oklahoma Cltyi
Allen 0. Car.-r. S.. Durham.
h.MlM rnmmtaalnner nf fjllror.
Claude n. Cennally. D.. Oklahoma City!
rtiirlfj r- Day. it., oitianoma tuy: .
Iilahop, H.. Rhawnes; A. II. Maldt. It..
Oklahoma City. m ... .
rtalo Commlaaloner of Charities suvd
Corrections.
Dirk Hudson, I.. Oklahoma 'City! J.
V. Vswter. n.. Hethany: William r. Mat
thtira. I). Oklahoma City: Mabel llasaett.
n. Ramtln. ll.rman IT. fitpcher. D.. 8UD
fly. Matilda Stephens, n.. Oklahoma Cltyi
Ella J names it., ptiiiwnc-r.
fit... t .n ...r .,f In.Timnrr.
E. W. Hardin, D.. Oklahoma Cltyi Will
M. Haushman, D., Rulphur.
, rrealdnit Statei Honrd of Asrlraltore.
3. A. Whlt.hiirat. D.. Dnsey: II. O. Mil
ler. P.. Norrrnt C. If. Houcek. It.. !
mont; cwera white, it., wci.oua.
Curnointlon Commlloner.
Frank Carter. D., Oklahoma, City:
Cimoh.n ln.i.rll. Ii.. Wsrner! James S
Camp, D., nockyi H. K. F.chols, P.. Elk
rilv. ft. r it. n. haw n.. fthamrnck: C K.
Oathrle, P., Okemari: F.lt U Admire. R..
outn; Newton l "ogl, tl., enawnes
Henry H. Storrs. R.. Enid.
rtrrk nt Iia Knnrmei Cnttrt.
.William M. Franklin. Oklahoma Cltyi
"yd J. Wheeler, P. Klnaaton! W. n.
Stone. n Iiurantl Myrtla lllackwell, S.,
vkunoraa I'lly.
f'fiUr lln Inanerfor.
Ed Tlojle.. p., Oklahoma Cltyi Millar P
nay, u., aiusKORee. .
Aaala.nn. Hllni, Tnlntnf,
Flnt dlitrlct John O'Orlen. P., Thlsh.
reronq niatrict wuiam uaiivia, u., sic
SCIENCE FINDS
EASY WAY TOW
KIDNEY TROUBLE
New DlscOTcrT Demonstrates lie
markohlo Power fo JRcbnlld Wbnk
and Wornout Glandular Organs
uivcs gulck KCsulls.
A.' ,l?u'.'. TLIUrJ, l- ''ffT! E. R. Chap.
cu. u.t cniui i nomas ji. Lfoyrs ii., Okla.
,,"" Cll J T. Ulrkeraon, R, Edmond)
H. W. Rnoddr. tl.. Alv.
W. .Cnniltfsslnnal Ilepresentalltr,
Vlrat dlslrlri Willi. m tv ThnMn.An n
Vlnlts. '
Second d str ct W. W. it.nlr.a n
Tahleriuahi Oecar Stewart, p., Muskoiee.
Third district J. 11. I.aushlln P., Ilok
chlloi Wllburn Cartwrlaht, P., McAleater.
Fourth district Robert Wheeler, p.,
Tecumsehj Joseph C. I'rlnaey. It., Chand-
ivi , i. . oianwoou, n., niroua.
Fifth district F. II. Swank. P.. Nor
mani James A. Mathews, P., Oklahoma
City: rerle Purhsm. It.. Oklahoma riivi
James H. Twyford, It., Oklahoma Cltyi
tvnnaco n, Aioessner ll., cushlns.
main niainci JloDeri IM (Hover. P.,
Ruih eprlntsj U M. Oeniman. II., Law.
ton.
Berenth district Jim MeJlintlc. n..
Snyder; Lamar Looney (Mrs.), p., Itollls.
Klahlh district Lelloy A. Curry, P.,
Carmen: Manuel Herrlck, It., Ferry: M.
C. Oarber. It.. Enldi Chartea A. Hwlndall,
wooawaru
District Court.
First dlattlct Aabery Ilurkh.sd. Tt..
Tahlequah.
Tinra nistrici c. a. Bummers, p.,
Wsroner: Knloo V. Vernor, P., Miiakoges.
Fourth district Ilatvs L. Melton. P.,
Eufaula.
Fifth district E. F. Leater. P., Wilbur
ton: A. V. Parldson, It., Keota.
dill: Porter Newman, P.,' puranti A. A.
ieiiey, 11., jusuiii.
Eighth district John I Cotfman, P.,
Itcldenvlltei OeorKa C. Crump, P., llol
denvllle; J, A. Raker, P., Wawnka.
Tentu aisirict Hal jonnson, II., Bbaw.
nee.
Eleventh district Clauds Duval, P.,
Newklrk! J. W Illrd, R Fond Cteeki II.
3. Ilurke, It., Newklrk.
Thirteenth dlitrlct (three to alectl M.
S. Blnglrlon. p., Oklahoma City; William
II. Zwlrk, P. Oklahoma City! Wyley
Jones, P., Oklahoma Cltyi (icons W.
Clark, P., Oklahoma City; James I.
I'neips, ii., r.i nenoi William r. Harper,
It.. Oklahoma City; Itoscoa Hell, R.. Okla.
boma City.
Fourteenth district W. Tj. Essleton. P..
Norman.
Fifteenth district Will Mnn. p.. Chick
ashai Charles Jones, p., Waurlks,
Sixteenth Olitrlct R, J, Hay. p.. Law.
ton.
Seventeenth district Thomas A. Ed-
warns, l., Cornell; Luther Morton Kajs,
R.. Hobart.
Eighteenth district T. r. Clay, P.,
Alftngum.
Nineteenth district Arthur O. Sutton,
It.. Alva.
Twentieth district Jsmes II. Culllson.
it., i-.rki; j. w iionerts, it.. Knia.
Twenty.flrst district W. U. W atns
P., Tulsa! C- S. Walker. P., Tulsaj Charles
N. Simon, It., Tulaai W. F. freaver. !(.,
-luisat w. i. woiiey. eana Krrinifs
John I flnonsler. R.. llroken Arrow.
iwenty-aecond district (.ay.ord It. Wil
cox, i... capuipa; jonn l. rorman, I.
Okemali: Luclen II. Wright. P.. Kaniiloa
Charles A. PUkson, P., Okmulgee: Jaiiies
Hepburn. It.. Okmulgee! Martin L. 1're
rlchs, It., Okemsh.
Twenty-third district A. C. Drewster,
u., i ryor.
Twenty-fourth district Elmer J. Illsrk,
P., Fawhuekai Charles H. Wilson. Jr.. p..
rawhuskai John U Errlnttoa R., Taw.1
buikn.
.i","J,,n,,Ah ,"' l-W. C. Austin, P.,
Eldoradnt W. It. iiitia.v. n
Frank Matthews. P., Alius. '
iw-enty-slxtu district J, II. Llnebaugh,
P.. Atoka.
Twenty-seventh di.ttlet a, T. Ilarrstt,
P, Hugo: J. II. Warren, p.. Hugo; I. U
Strange, p., Hugo.
Twsntv-efehth ,tlatrll 1
Jones, p., Mlamli J. J. Smith, p., Miami!
Wllaon, It.. Miami.
Thirtieth district J. It, Charlton, p.,
Hartlesvllle; ll. p. Foaler. It., llartlea
villa. Hoperlor Court Judg
Creek county Charles 12. Webstar, P..
Ptumrlght: ll s. ltislr. P.. Urumrlght;
Ray Mcllhlnny, It.. Sapulpa.
Okmulgeo ccunty J, ll. Swan, P., Ok
mulgeu. ,
l'ottswotomla county Leander O. Fit
man. P., Shawnee.
hlnto Henate.
District No. 1 Wallsea n. Iimhu t
Quymunt P. (1. lllngham, R, Logan.
Plslrlct No. iK H. Moore, It, poiey.
jfieinci f,o. iiarry ii, cordell, P,
Manltou,
Plstrlct No. 7 rra A. Hill, n, Cherokee;
S. T Tlmmnns, It, Cherokee.
Plslrlct No. W. T. Clark, R, Med
ford; H. M. Elder, R. Newklrk.
Plstrlct No. 11 M. I Ingtaham, U , Sa.
pulpa, 11. (I. Matherly, It, olive; I,. F.
Wharton, t. Cuetilng.
District No. 1J-UJ C. Kergan. II..
Chandler,
District No. 14 T. r. Hensley, P, El
Reno; It. 1' Ruff, It, El Reno.
District No, is J, W. Wylder, P,
Chlcksaha,
District No. 171 A. Morion, P, Pun
csn. District No. II Asa E. Waldsn. P,
Marietta.
District No Ii Cicero I. Murray, P,
Lindsay.
Dlitrlct No. :c William 0111, P. Atoka.
Plslrlct No. JI J. b. Fleming, P,
Toteau; I F. "Holo, p. Wllhurton.
Plslrlct No. il Joseph C Looney, p,
Konawa.
Dlatrlct No. 11 Oar L. Andrtwa, P.
MrAleater.
Dlitrlct No. :7 E. P, Holley, p. Stlcler.
Plstrlct No. JJ Frank E. Keith. P,
Clarclnors.
House nf llepreaentntlvea.
(Two counties to dlatrlrt).
Reaver and Harper I.eil 1. Ray, 11,
Laverne,
Cimarron and Texas Chaa J. MarRo,
P, llulie City;' I. M. Llghtnrr. P. Ouy
mon. (One county to district),
Adarlr William F. Parker, P, West-vllle.
Alfalfa Leslie II. Salter, R, Carmen!
w, n. uavid, it, t;neroKee.
Atoka J. N. Freeman, P, Atoka,
Plains L. A. Evehart, It, Illckford.
Choctaw P. A. Stovall. p, Hugo.
Cleveland J. II. Phillips, P, Norman
A. J. Williams, p. Norman, E. W. Hutch
In, P, Norman.
Coal Oscar Olbaon. P. Coatgato
Comanche Itonal Smith, p, lndlahoma;
II, r, wettengei, if, r.liln,
CralB Joe I.. Williams, p, Chelsea.
Delaware Alvln Teague, p., drove.
Pewry J, J, Ruble, R, Talonga.
Ellis L. E. Mnyer, P. (late; ). E.
Davison. It. Arnett.
Oarvln Thomas J. Peace. R, Paula
Valley.
tlrant Lewis E. Watklns, P. Medford,
tlreer J. ltornce Simpson. P. Man
gum; .1. O. II. Wlndle, p, Granite, W. W
ration, P, Jester.
Ilsrmon II. Tresdway, P., Mollis.
Haskell Newt Sanders, P., Prooken.
Jackson It. A. Shield, p. Alius.
Jefferson Jesaa M, Robberion, 1),
Rlngllng.
Kingfisher W, J. Klmer, R, Pover.
Latimer John S. Hell, p. Tallhlna
Logan William Podd, II. Uuthrle; E
CI. Sharp, R, Outhrlei O. II. Acton, It,
Lnvell.
Love J, Woody Dixon, P, Marietta.
Marshall Hiram Imrson, P, Ma, lilt,
Murray Jese I. Pullen, I), Sulphur.
Nobis It. c. McOIII. R, Perry.
Pontotoc w. (l. Pratt, p, Rolf.
Fuahmatalia Paul C. Harris, P.
Antlers; (1. T. Johnson, P, Antlefs,
Roger Mills W. II. Mnuatr. P. Cher.
enne, W A Adams, P. Moorewoodi Ilea
sle s. McCnlgln, It, Rankin.
cequoian J. I. watson, p, Balllsaw,
It. I. Horn. P, Vlan,
Tillman Henry 11. King, P. Frederick.
Washita Tim T Warren, P, Sentinel.
B, F. Herder, D, Foss,
Woodward 1 W Walt, D, Woodward.
Jerry Cooler, It, Woodward.
(Two rspresenlalltes to the following
counties).
llryan If. C, Frye. n, purant.
Caddo J. L. Montgomery, P, Ana
ilarko; F. P. Jones, I), Carnegie: T. F
Cummlnga, It. Anadarkn; W. K, King, R,
Ilrtdgeport; .lamea W. Hultarn. II, Cyril.
Carter ouy II Staler, D, Ardmors;
Frerl Davis, 1), Ardmore,
darnel, 1, dlatrlct No. I P. E. Courtney,
it, Knld.
Orndy A. I Pavls, p, Chlckasha.
Hughes (I, W. Morgan, P, Hol.tenvllle.
Kay-OIIford Chappell, It, Newklrk.
Lel'lore Hvrton Khld, 0., Poteau;
J. It. Harper, P, Tallhlna; Edward M.
Pols, It, Wlstar; Ivan H. Wade, It, Tall,
hlna.
Lincoln J. W purst. p. (loodnlrhtl II
Taylor, R, Stroud; M. M. Watson, It,
Chandler.
MrCurtaln Paul Stewsrl, P. Ilaworlh;
James Dyers. P. llroken How; R, c
Illorker, P, Mabel
Mcintosh M, V. Kllllngsworlh, P.
Cheootah. ,
Pottawntnmle C. A, Knight, P, T'
cumseh,
Siephens James C. Nance, p. Marlow
(Three representatives to the following
counties).
Creek--Abide 11 Hlllerman, H, Sapulpa
Okmulgee E, M. Carter, P, Okmulgee,
A. II. Culp. P. Ilegsi. II. I. Wlneland, ll,
Okmulgee; W. C. MrAdnn. It, Okmulgee,
Joseph P, Roaalter. P, llenryetla,
(Five representathia to tha following
countlea).
Tulao W, Warren Ferrell, P, Tulaai J.
w. Simpson, p, Tulsa, i-rsnk u, iinyer.
R, Tulsa.
(Six repretrntatlvea to the following
counties).
Oklahoma, dlatrlct No. I It. R. Em
mersnn, p. Prltton; Pavo Riley, It, Hilt,
ton; W F. Hern. R, Oklahoma City; John
C. Lindsay, It, Jones .
Plslrlct No. S John A. Fcott, P, Okla
homa Cly; Oeorge T. Itarr, sr., P, Okln
homa City; Anna Laakel, P, Oklahoma
City.
District No. t O. I'rsd Tunnard. P.
Oklahoma City.
Plslrlct No. I W, W. ltoberlaon, P,
Oklahoma City; O. A. Warner, P, Okla.
horns. City.
District No. 8 Ernest L. Reno, R,
Oklahoma Cltyi Jo O'Prlen, P, Okla
homa City,
Oklahoma county at large Ludte W
Farley, p, Oklahoma City; J, W. Houchln,
P, Oklahoma City.
tir? ,i,511,0. 'Vr .wl,0,.nt0 "'""'TRAGEDY PROBE DEMANDED ! YOUTH
J ,,,1. ,l 0 lUIIIII.IJ ui lilt, I
Tula.i poatofflcc. It )vaa nunoimced,
Hot li men and women tiro ellgllilu
to tako the examination but women
will not bo considered for rural
GETS LIFE TERM
llrollier nf Woman .Myalrrlottaly
Shut Wlilht Willi llnsti.uiil tti Act.
MKMPllia Tonn., May 13 A
cn.'rler positions, the officials said. 1 thorough probo in to tho death of
unless they nro tho widows of sol-Lorraine nurMnKham, prom
dlers. snllors or marines or wives ' luent so. lal lender here, who was
of soldiers, sailors or marines who
are physically disqualified by rea
son or injuries received in lino or
military duty.
AIRPLANES FOR NAVY
CIVIL EXAMS ANNOUNCED
QtmlKlnitlntH nnil Salaries of lltirfll
Carriers I'tplnlni-il at PoMdffltv.
Civil service examinations for ru
ral cnrrlern will bo held III tha fed
eral building Juno 10, it was n
trounced by postal officials yester
day. Tho salary of a rural carrier on a
stnndard wagon routo of 21 miles Is
$1,S00 n year with nn additional $30
a year for each additional mile. Mo
tor route salaries range from JZ.-HiO
to $2,(100 a year, depending upon
length, Tho examination will bo
Undo SitntV "IVfaty I'lecl" Will Im
Cnmpli'tt'l)- Kipt'piH'd If Admir
al's llccinimoniliitliiii I'rt'Millfi,
WAHHINC1TON, May 13. Tim
United Htntes "treaty navy" during
tho next twolvo months will be
completely equipped with airplanes,
If tho recommendations mado In tho
henato by llcnr Admlial William
Moffctt, chief of tho bur run nt
if ronatitlcg, nro carried out, naval
officials said today.
Tho Increases tho somite Is asked
to Incltidii in the iwisal appropria
tion bill ns adopted by tlio house
wero inadu with a view In securing
tilliiH to coiintliut 213 new planes
for the vessels of tho flret.
These planes ale Intended for
Use of fighting essels only, ur
eordlng lu Admiral Mnffett'tt uaal
plnns as oulllned, and iilu rx.lu
slvn of the ulrships which will be
Ptnvlded for tile aliplano enrrletn
Tho planes to bo attached to the
men -t'-war uro designed for de
fensive purposes, comprising senilis,
patrols anil turpeiio or nniuiiing,
Hhnt Tuesday night whllo en routo
Willi her husband from lloloxl to
la I'rniHMiiic'd nn tmliecllo unit tlx
liorls Kay Ilo'll Ncmt Do Sound,
WICHITA. Ivan., May 13. Sen
tenced to llfo Imprisonment wltlintit
tho formality of having been con
victed on the charge of first degree
murder for tho killing of his father,
Is the unusual fale of Charles rtnt-
Momnhls In an automobile, scorned I . m ...i.. -.. .
. , rt , ..,',1. lis.,, . , , ,iii, .,n v,,,iii iiiii n'.i i 'J
Arthur llnrrls. of San Antonio, n
brother of the dead woman, was en
routo to his home today after hav
ing wired authorities of lllml county.
Miss., where Ibn shooting ocrtirred,
In hold llili-klligham pending his ar
rival to "liiuiirli n full Investlgallon."
LEARN TO KNOW CANDIDATES
tho iato asylum for the criminal In-
n.me at Lansing by Judge Thornton
W. Sargent of the Sedgwick county
district court. Threo alienists pro
nounced Halrell nn Imbecile, which
precluded the nan by tho prosecu
tion of a confession made to pollen
shortly after tho crime was com
mltted. Defense attorneys threw
their client upon the mercy of thn
court, who closed tho trial by sen.
fencing Italr.ell to tho asylum until
his mental faculties nro restored.
County Attornoy James A. Conly
said today such a sontenco virtually
means llfo Imprisonment, ilneo
there Is tlttlo hopo that Itatzell over
will bo normal.
(Jen. C. Montgomery Agra
monte, 03 years old, of Mexico City,
Mexico, Is said to bs tho oldojt sol
dier In tho world. It was 72 years
ago when ho was decorated with
the legion of honor In front of fie
bastnpol. ,n3
Norlli Slilo I'nrcnt In Hear Aaplr
mils rot- ScIkh.I llimril Monday, I
All fnndldntcH for the school
board have been Invited to spcik ,
befote north sldo parents anil till- 1
xens Monday evening at S n rim k nt '
n meellng In bn held In tho llmer- i
son school itudltoi'lum. Tlio meellng
Is being called In older that nmlli
side parent may become m qualnted
lih the candidates and Ihelr plat-,
foruiH, A maximum time limit of i
In nilnuUv. for efteh speech will be
allottid. Mrs. J. IlenJ.imlu llniun
u lit pi csldc.
Nollcn of the meellng Is being .
sent to the paient-tcnchers' nssm-l 1
ntlons nf i:mviii, Sequi'iah and
Osago hcIiooIs, Thn Kmorwin ncIhkj)
niidlturlum Is at IIOAtnu anil King.
We Are Still "Steppm'
on the Steam"
Men's Suits Cleaned and
Pressed
75c
BOY IS HELD FOR MURDER
Thirteen Cohch Every
Dou for Thirteen l)aun
Sitrclu Spells Kismet
Thirteen thlrteensl
To sonin that might mean a big
chunk of bad luck. To others,
who claim old 13 as their lucky
number, It might mean a fortune.
Hut lo County Judgo Z. I. .1. Holt
It means only a 13-day slego of
hard work.
A new county civil docket was
announced Saturday and Jtidga
Holt rumnrknd that It ran for 13
days. Further examination also
showed that each day hua 13
cases not for trial. To tho super- i
sllllous such a coincidence might i
arnusa a crawling of tho spine, but I
JUiigo Holt says llmt Ho is not
superstitious.
At any rnlo ho says that ho will
start grinding May 25 when tho
docket opeiiH. Tho only thing
that Is now worrying tho Judgo Is
how many of the superstitious
nttorneys will object to having
their cases on such n, spooky
docket.
Iltt right (Iter (iltl Iti-millcil In
I ruct un ci Skull Tor Olio Sullnr.
IIAVHItllll,!,, Mass. May 13
Paul C'latldgc, 19 oars-old school
boy, was nriesteil, tlinrgcd Willi
manslaughter today, following tho
rlseovery of tho body nf Ileiiiiiin
Tabor, dead In bed nt Ills home.
During it quarrel over tho affec
tions of Minn Margaret l.onzler, tt
Is alleged Hint Clarldgo Ml lick Ta
bor Ihu blow that reunited In his
death.
Thn youths aro said to have en
gaged In a fill Ions fist fight In
which Tabor tecelved a blow which
physicians say fractured his skull.
Tho youth was ablo to walk home,
however.
ClnrlilMo entered a plea of not ,
guilty mid was Held in fl.ooo ball
when nrtalKiied In disltlct court
Also hiKh-gradc work done on ladies' suits at
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Come in today and visit our modern plant and
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led, the kldneya atrensthened. and pain
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STYLISH OXFORDS.
M nro . l0 nppcarnucc
'W' Iciim. " niountliig for
HANNIS '
,Cr G,!;?s.c,s Aro the ncsults of
Hotter Method,.
05 SOUTH BOSTON
First Time
Ever
Shown
in Tulsa
BROADWAY
Continuous
9:30 a. m.
to
11 p. m.
PLAYING PICK O' THE PICTURES
STARTING TODAY
The Big Picture You Have All Been Waiting to See
comes
TVRECT from iU sensational run at the famous Criterion Theatre, Times Square, New York.
Lthe picture beautiful, th picture extraordinary, the picturo you'll never forcet "WHERE IS MY
WANDERING BOY TONIGHT" the picture that tells in graphic scenes of a mother's love for
her boy and a boy's love for his mother. The picture packed with thrills, adventure, romance, ten
derest sentiment. The picture of Main Street and Broadway, of soda fountains and swell cabarets, of
danco halls and a little church, of a mother and her wayward boy, of a country last and a chorus girl
-the picturo of smiles, tears, pathos, laughter.
The Pictiire that made all New York applaud
The Picture showered with praise by editors, critics and public
HEW YORK EVENINQ JOURNAL
SAID
Th picture hi been well produced. . .
cicltlac Jail delivery and attendant heroltm
on part ol boy ii hiihly effective. . pho
torraphy notable. . . picture poaienee tilt
city, Intereit and inteUlent production. . . .
HEW YORK EVENINQ TELEGRAM
SAID
"V.'anderlnf Hoy" a Criterion hit Ai
lodeitone, New York asiln prove! in man
netlam to tba country youth. , . theme well
pmenttd. . . excellent cut. . . iollowlnc Jau
delivery there It one of the mott thrllltnc
collision! between locomotive! ever iren on
tha icrecn.
HEW YORK TRinUHE SAID
Occasionally a director will appear on
tha horizon who can do one of these sob
thlnti and do It so well that he will mala
you forget that, ha ll trying to make a box
office picture. . ,
EXHIBITOR'S TRADE REVIEW SAID
... The future of "Where la My Wan
derlng Boy Tonight?" la iccure. . , , Cer
tainly it It if the first evening performance
on the opening day at the Criterion may
lerve ai a fair sample of the spirit with
which the production will be greeted In the
thousand! of other houiei where It will be
shown. . . his hurt Interest in abundance.
, It Ii hard to conceive a larger appeal
than that contained In the title of this pic
ture, a title known probably to nearly all of
the non-city dwelieri and to million! who
have at one time been In that category, , .
splendidly photographed citerlors of ruial
atmosphere. . . titles in cicellent lute.
The Picture Beautiful. The Picture You'll Never Forget
K3S
I ra JTTT I
M AJESTrfl T0DAY
IOTIIKt he com fort ab CwiWyA and through
THEATER BEAUTIftJjjM WEDNESDAY
.(Sft A Intljr nfi urouii ns old
(ili'H tlio Inslilo !is 'II liUdfor,
tfjijVSffP on .Murrlnao mill TclU I l ' ' 1 tired of licr Inn-
ZZiMP I I II 1inti.1V nl,nnlr-r
III "y jiuHijiniii Lfitii! i in "
I I l Hho cays shu will sec,
I I IIiiiiiv nnd tiiniu llitt lc 1 . . .
I ijr- If rIio over kcI free,
1 1 1 AkuIm. "V . lovo iloesn't nKnln
ji ajjj f" ,nB'0 " eUC"Cr"
I vHf T RY BARNEa LILA LEE
J tlmrlrs Oglo ICtliel Wnks
I Mown niATH fSliliiey llrae-cy Ixittlo Williams You'll Forgot
i NIIUH AMI VIMVN S Your iru.lge at the Oaa
1 101-11 H or Till'. HAY IZJZ Vhai yot.
I ,YA,,s!!'.V,: l::'!Z.
I Korttti Timet J"1 "rM
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