Ada Evening News, The (Newspaper) - July 19, 1936, Ada, Oklahoma While tKe WPA is on tKe lookout for project it include a BUY UN ADA Cheaper and In west partly cloudy in east portion Monday continued warm EIGHTEEN TODAY THREE CENTS THE COM ADA OKLAHOMA SUNDAY JULY 19 NUMBER 109 VOLUME HEAT Dr G H Hogan To Deliver Message To College Seniors Where Huge Throng Will See Landon Notification Dr Linscheid to Address mer Degree Class at Com- Thursday Graduation week for ns bers of the East Central State Teachers college summer class today the graduates will hear the baccalaureate sermon Thursday they will receive the degrees ward which they have open ins v Dr G H Hogan pastor ot the Presbyterian church ot Texas will deliver the sermon tonight at the ot til First church Most of thu churches ot the city will dispense with their evening so that members of their congregations can attend the col- lege service Music for evening will be given by thu college glee club di- by Mrs Marguerite Inson The service will begin at S o'clock Dr Hogan in addition to his pastoral work is associated with Trinity college at A cultured and scholarly speaker he If held In highest esteem by and students of Trinity The summer graduating class Includes the following members of Arts Herbert Beard Lester E Denny Aris Foster Yates Goddard Vay Bolin Miller Milton Nance Howard P Rice Jane Koyal Louiso N Smith E Elizabeth Ann Willis HUT Ice Burnett Wynona Setliff Kuy livans rell O'Neal On the speakers stand shown above Demg Capitol building at Kan Gov Alfred M night ot July 23 that he is the Republican party s will sit a hundred or more ol the country's lead the On with him thousand trom improvised Landon Puts Final Touches On Speech Of Acceptance Thermometers Register as Low As 70 in Some Scattered Showers Tugwell Issues Order ing Relief Area to eral States CHICAGO Jul f TOPEKA July what respite the ricked executive mansion d from baking Kansas heat Gov Ut M Landon worked today on he address which simultaneously vill accept the republican nomination and formally pen his offensive against the leal The weekend was reserved for his task of polishing the ance speech Landon will deliver Thursday night Only close ad- and staff aides were for conferences Friends said t was the governor's desire to have complete llamsey Mary 0 Neal Leslie K land COMANCHE Brock SmUn Kmal Ruth Wilma Korbus George William Burrls Maye Elizabeth G Parker Roy area cooled off tonight as reset administrator G Tuswell the federal drought relief program extended to 11 southern and states Enlargement ot tho drought re- lief measures followed day in Oklahoma souri and Kansas where tures soared above the 300 mark to establish new high heat Russell y Thompson Ellen Law NEW LIMA James Sterling White Mc- Afee Lorine Esther PAULS Ruth G Burt Verna Belle Hiil Norman Sybil Harrison Paul Albert Myer Aria Sullivan Willine mack Ocie Eaves Lewis tie Mario Lewis SULPHUR Virginia Rose Kins ison Fay F Marrs Lucyle Willine Wright of Science Opal Orlene Oscar 1 Cantwell Ada Graves Ruby Lee Hatcher Ida Lee Louise Flora Joe E Peters Horace S Prince Curtis E Proctor John Kodgers Louise B Gladys Mae Continued on Page No 5 ords When Cloied Saturday 165 Applications Had Been Received County to At- tend General Planning Occasion Monday One hundred and sixty-five had been received for the old pension voted in the Ada Bakes As Heat Eclipses Year's Records At 108 Degrees luly 7 primary when the our view ore the that a way can be found to tain peace He advocated a tional defense policy adequate to repel domestic invasion strong neutrality legislation ship in the world court a rocal trade program currency stabilization control of the industry and cooperation league activities Eichelberger said his tion did not consider entrance into the league a campaign issue and did not advocate immediate entrance closed its offices Saturday afternoon according to boord officials Meanwhile plans were being carried ment of county branch office and instructions had been re- from Gov Mariand in re- gard to a meeting of all county boards in Oklahoma City and f from Kay 0 Weems state ad- regarding office a telegram received late Friday addressed to the man oE the Welfare board County Commissioner G-eorge Collins members ol the welfare board were requested to a ot all county boards in lahoma City Monday afternoon To Worked It will be the most meeting yet called welfare and relief took it on the chin degree temperature gave everybody an of what some ot the less for- tunate cities in other parts of the state have been undergoing tor the last few days All the year were broken when the local mercury new life and ran up the degree ladder fireman after the proverbial child Ada dents were prepared to some ex- for the unseemly heat in the lowest reading Friday night was an uncomfortable S- of the direct causes the abnormal reading was a south breeze which seemed to come di- out of the mouth of a nace It burned the face that is what was left ot the face after the reflected heat from downtown had got In its dirty work jne tried any such trite tent that No tricks as breaking and observing the placed upon a sidewalk but two farmers were overheard placing a bet upon the of time it would take to kernels of an ear of pop corn when the ear was of its covering and ex- the blistering rays only relief the got was by In someone else about how hot it was or by Indulging in as hot as There were a few people of course who a particular de- light around with ful and aggravating smiles ex- plaining that they were disciples ot Kiley who advocated because he never lived in Oklahoma that isn't any use to grumble and complain be it- hot or be it something like it's too hot to important The future Bureau to Spend For General Building cation Activities WASHINGTON July Indian bureau today on a broad gram tor Oklahoma's In- said about would be available from the in- department appropriation program tor Oklahoma will be ror regular activities such as education health building con- fully discussed and plans for putting into tiated adopted July 7 from Mr Marland the said County Commissioners Collins George T E Hall and A A and road building Special new buildings will re- a balance from i public works administration lotment and emergency tion work has been gauged to use immediately began j by next April On south ot iously Vil in: to attend the session Another from Ray 0 state administrator to Mr Collins repeated orders Hie the to arrive WEATHER Maximum Minimum Slit Maximum 10S Oklahoma in west partly cloudy In east portion Sunday Monday ed Arkansas Mostly cloudy local thunder showers Sunday and probably thunder showers In east portion Monday not quite so warm Sunday Texas Partly cloudy con- warm Sunday and Monday Missouri Partly cloudy end not so warm In northwest local thundershowers in east and south Monday fair in thunder showers in and south While temperatures slid to the find low SO's in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin the cury rose lo 113 in Tulsa Okla for a new record Nevada was the hottest spot in Missouri with an all time record ot 117 degrees It was a searing 121 In Vrc flonia Kans and sister cities o thai state broiled in temperature almost as With most ot the re ported in the Kansas area the death toll bull up in 15 days ot almost heat readied States included in Tugwell for an extension of drough relief included Virginia Ken tucky Tennessee South Carolina Alabama Georgia Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Kansas and Western Wisconsin They were in addition to the first five-state drought area Scattered showers and the en- trance ot cool aid tonight ed Minnesota's corn crop v Grain prices slumped with mercury in response to ths rains reviving effect Corn went down tour cents on of here after booming 30 cents in a drought market Wheat moved down in sympathy The reins came as a surprise lo weatherman J Lloyd who signs yesterday pointed to a hoc week-end but a low aiea from the moved in Scattered Showers Showers were heaviest in the drought sector at Sault Ste rie Mich with of nn inch Other dry points cheered by ture Charles City la Dubuque 06 Duluth Minn La Crosse Wls 16 City S 0 01 Not only was the hot spel broken in Minnesota Michigai and Wisconsin but Lloyd said worst probably was over it North Dakota where humai deaths were fewer and crop loss es higher No immediate relief was in sight the weatherman for South Dakota Nebraska or sas but temperatures were due to drop over most cf the remain ing north central was no rain in sight for Oklahoma but cloudy was due over and Wy in Northwest The rains made no change in Continued on Page 2 No -1 The arrangements for upward of tors Advocates Peace During at the office today Landon discussed state matters with the Kansas tax com- mission also Clark M Eichelberger director ot the League of Nations association and Van Kirk ot the National Peace conference Van Kirk reported to newsmen neared completion The hour of 8 p.m CST was set for beginning ceremony Thursday after a day parading luncheons pers entertainment lican At this time Landon will walk down the tol steps to his place on the issued ol old cants any circumstances wired that word had irv reached the central office et- forts had been made to obtain Willia in addition the machinery has been set in motion to able a special in the Okla Indian act here mean they U act in full operation by form At A Glance By Tress Oklahoma City Oklahoma scorches through hottest day 120 degrees Nowata Chicago Rain breaks heat jn death Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Some relief promised for extensive areas ot farm belt over week end Des Moines la Cloudy skies halt oC corn crop after estimated 000 bushels damage past three days Chicago Corn prices on hoard of trade drop four cents as showers brighten crop Wheat falls in pathy Rapid City S D- Administrator Tugwell continues inspection tour of drought's ravage N nor Walter suggests federal government lift den ot past-due loans from drought Washington C ern senators assert railroads been dilatory reducing freight for stock feed Hundred degree heat continues in braska and southwest Denver Fires sweep forests in Glacier National Park Lewis and pre- serves of applicants in and asked that toe county board advise if such efforts were being made in this county The telegram quoted the shall be unlawful to or permit to be taken oft lists ot names ot applicants for use in advertising or other purpose Applicants The provision was made to protect pension recipients from being annoyed by high salesmanship methods or by sible fraudulent schemes The local office reported no open efforts had been made to of applicants and umr no has been ex- U S Commissioner W C Experienced on this point Officials In charge hoped to complete the entire program in an hour Landon's acceptance was expected to consume 30 utes Rebels Reported in Almos Complete Control Turmoil In Spain Bv The MADRID July Sunday The o Premier Santiago Casarea harassed by revo Spanish Morocco end Islands and outbreaks i Spain itself resigned early today A few hours earlier the gov had sent air and forces against the rebellious sold iers in the two Spanish ions had claimed control of the internal is said centered at S- TO EIGHT P Death Due to Total Since July 13 Stands At 25 who rose wards Imposes Bonds on Pair Warren VINE Aycock Keith arraigned before U S Commissioner U Edwards Saturday on a federal check ing charge Both pleaded guilty and bond for cadi man was at Aycock was apprehended Ada Thursday by a federal cer and Tones was picked up I- dav Before caught here last information on the pair was their release from jail at Huntsville Texas where they had heen held on charges of chicken thievery The two are wanted in New Mexico theft from a box ot a check drawn on the treasury and subsequent forgery Both consented returned to New Mexico the scene of crime where they were indicted by a federal grand jury Other court house proceedings Friday Included the arraignment ot two men and the sentencing ot o third S D Cunn who plead guilty Branch offices will be the coming week over the county to make it more ient rural residents to file their applications List of the of- fices and dales of opening have been published in a precious tion of Tha Ada News Vay In OKLAHOMA CITY July An estimate that Zimmerman Indian commissioner said T W Wheat assistant director of land division had gone to t h state to lay the groundwork 0 the first land purchases for t h state's tribesmen Zimmerman said nad been set aside tentatively from act funds to start this program A T walker ot the bureau has started for extension of aid to cooperatives which the Oklahoma act authorized the In- dians to form ot the 000 appropriation estimate uel M Dodd Indian bureau nance officer said about 000 normally would go to the 72 643 members of the Five Tribes and a slightly larger to the other homa Indian's what was described a protest against the leftist government or Spain Saturday to have gained almost con- trol Morocco The however has been frustrated after ing a warships from the mainland to North Martial law has been declared in than one province of Spain itself the government dis- closed It said the general ers union had Instructed its bers to call general strikes n provinces where martial law Is in The uprising was said to have broken out from two the ot Monarchist Leader Tose in staff reorganization in the Spanish protectorate military forces The rebels first began their near the international Both Cities Register 120 De- New High Set at Other A tigli ot degrees at Alva Saturday marked Oklahoma's day in history which saw eight persons perish from thu heat and a person drown A second reading of chalked Nowata Okla but not recorded as official be- cause there is no government lion there Harry federal er forecaster said the reading at Alva was from a government thermometer and would be as the hottest point ever recorded in Oklahoma exceeding by two the previous high mark set at Oak Okla August 24 1322 There was scant hope of relief The official forecast was fair in west portions cloudy in east portions Sunday with fair and continued warm Monday Brief showers swept late Saturday to drop the 20 degrees from a record high of 114 Harry Wahlgren federal er forecaster said the reading probably would uot be accepted as official since there was no government station at Nowata The nine deaths Saturday brought the state's total -25 since the current heat onslaught began July 13 Mrs W A Hauger died ot tieat Her on the her Oklahomans would apply tor pensions under the state's new pension law was made today -as lim McClintic Governor land's representative at ton predicted first federal age grant made August 4 Ray Weems state welfare di- Continued on Page 2 No 3 He said of total TWA ments as ot July 1 for Oklahoma construction about ready had been spent and of the ECW grants of through next March had been used The largest allotment in either ot these has been work in the Tribes The smallest was for the ing school Miny a ghost writer got his start haunting publishing con- MICHIGAN Mich July Nine persons were killed as a passenger train crashed into their automobile at a crossing here day dragged it onto a trestle and dismembered bodies of the occupants feet into the of the Raisin The crash one of the worst Its in in occurred than 10 utes after had lett the relatives thay haci heen visiting here to to their homes in Pennsylvania The victims were Harry ter 45 ot Farrell Pa wife their ters 12 and dra Jean old Sam 50 his Lena and their two daughters Betty 9 in justice court sentenced to two oii burglary charges and two years on larceny charges in Granite reformatory The lences will run concurrently Gunn is only IB but already has served time in the Pauls valley training school Jack Cole about 40 ar- before justice A W ver on two charges of second de- gree forgery Preliminary ing was set for Tuesday July 21st at 2 p.m not guilty and bond was set each count Walter Knight was bound over to district court after preliminary hearing on burglary charges Justice Sherwood W to most were flush Athletic girls prefer THE 1936 PROGRESS EDITION collecting data for the 1936 Progress Edition of The Ada started Already stories ing of the wonderful strides the city has made the last year and more are going on paper By the first Sunday in tember to have the complete story to present to the world Of course The News has always told the story day by day -as the made but by collecting the information in one it will be more forcefully pre- sented to the thousands who will receive their copy m this and other states As has been the custom in the past the selling ot all by the regular advertising staff of The News The news will be written men who have the development men and the two departments in- creased for the extra but the additional men are local citizens who are well known Many boosters of the city have expressed their our decision resume the Progress Editions We hope to to expectations We the all in: making the edition a real picture of the changes Oklahoma's fastest W bridge 15 miles from the revolt was declared later to have spread throughout the ish territory Nine persons reported killed in fighting which centered principally can cities ot Arzilla sar and Larache Troops Join Reports from French Morocco said all troops in except one regiment joined the revolt Leading the rebellious forces reports Gen on Franco former chief ot the general staff who was assigned to the Canary lands after the February elections which swept the leftist ment into power The government at Madrid dis- patched a squadron ot military planer to bomb the the positions from which they civilian authorities Residents ot the troubled area began a steady nearby ies until the frontiers were closed Two Spanish were re- ported slain but their identities were not disclosed The governor the nary Islands he and the chief ot the civil guard were besieged by troops surrounding the governor's Seville Revolt Checked Part ot the Garrison at Seville on the mainland ed but cavalry reinforcements were rushed city and controlled Socialists communists lo the leftist government of Premier Santiago Quiroga an- nouncing they were go into the streets and fight They general strides wherever of tial the the ment had disclosed earlier today martial law was operating in Seville A general walkout was declared at support It's politicians of -a cold after being by tlie Five Tulsa Five of were at Tulsa where toe mercury climbed to for new record surpassing 112 set in August A F Dunham 65 a salesman was found dead in at a Tulsa hotel and Dr -54 was lying across a bed In his room a short Physicians said both deaths from heat George 42 a former police officer died in a Tulsa hotel of a heart attack after be- by the heat Clark 63 died at Tulsa shortly after collapsing with at- tack and T W a Lyhn Lane stockman died after at the Tulsa yards 70 erford ot a heart attack brought on by the heat Miss Anna Wise 65 was found dead at Enid Elmer Johnson 16 gro drowned in the river at Guthrie he been attempting to escape the heat by swimming Xew All Time Records New all-time heat wera set at Shawnee Enid Muskogee McAlester had a temperature ot Muskogee Tulsa 114 Shawnes Other high marks over state 117 equalling the time record there Ponca City Pawnee 115 ville 114.5 and fax 112 season's records Miami 110 Pauls Valley Woodward and 109 season's ords Oklahoma City OS Continued on Page 2 No PESSIMIST Ur Jr A Wheeler when tn they They say arate on ament lh fiv
