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   Ada Evening News, The (Newspaper) - October 23, 1936, Ada, Oklahoma                               U In in t wtm portion and Saturday and in north and Marketing Center For Southeastern ADA OKLAHOMA FRIDAY OCTOBER 23 1936 THREE CENTS THE COPY VOLUME NUMBER 192 M A WP PRODUCTION TEST T for Is THIS ILL Landon Appeals To Oklahoma Demos To Vote Michigan Normally for Is Rated Doubtful by Dutcher After Tours of Roosevelt and Landon Principles of ment in Danger If velt Wins Who Have Deserted Nominee Because Of Policies Oct 211 Alt M Landon real Democrats to join Republicans In ousting the new deal today In addressing an homa audience to which he was introduced by a former __......-------- governor n one precinct to another Last Day For Registration Have you If not then J E Boswell's warning that today is the last day before the November 3 presidential election is not untimely Boswell Pontotoc trar reported Thursday night that new registrations are about normal throughout the county totalling between 510 and 600 or an average of 10 to 13 for the 62 precincts j debate The registration period war Insurgents Claim Fresh cesses in Mountains Near Madrid By Tht Prcn Spain's opposing armies braced on three fronts today as diplomats assembled to renew London In the peninsular falfa Murray Men and women ot all parties the Republican presidential nee told an audience filling the capacity Coliseum have Joined forces to turn out an ministration that violates Us oath to support and uphold the And it is only natural that real Democrats should join cans in the defense of home greater centralization of power in Washington The party of Jefferson has ways been the jealous guardian of states rights Landon was cheered and may be made to and ing the day of the election A complete lUt ot precinct and voting places of county was published in The Ada News on Sunday October 11 Final Week of Campaign Will Be Strenuous For President WASHINGTON Oct Back at the White House after two days of the most arduous motor campaign in southern New England President Roosevelt day began making plans today for his final pre-election SGS He has one scheduled in son Square Garden the night of By RODNEY Ada News Washington Correspondent DETROIT Michigan where the Black Legion has flourished and where most of the biles are produced seemed ly better than an even can bet before Landon and velt came campaigning Into the state Memory of tremendous crowds greeted Roosevelt in De- and other cities has colored October 31 White House officials I an subsequent A re- also said the president probably orientation ot political judgment would speak briefly from his j ha ied to many private Hyde Park home on closes tonight he said but trans- insurgent troops of Gen Mola routed ers from mountain positions at Lass Navas Del Marques 15 miles west of strategic El de- layed reports disclosed The advancing forces occupied town of Navas yesterday after routing socialists from the jagged passes with a concentrated fire ot artillery machine guns and Tines The complicated in British where replies from three fascist nationals were to be aired in opposition to sian charges held only slight tion eve November 2 over a tional radio hook-up The Madison Square address has been set down as a major speech In addition he plans at least one more somewhere in the east While Hie president has not named ibe dale and place of this appearance there stalk that appearance there was talk that probably Scranton either en route to New York for the Statue of Liberty celebration next Wednesday or between that day and his Garden engagement Busy Time Mr has two ments before he goes to New York when he stepped upo the platform from which Murray had Introduced him Alfalfa was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination against President sevelt in 10.12 He Is not a genius who knows everything about one ami is foolish on any other said but he is a man ot talent He combines bis with a pleasing personality that gets what he wants done op- position Speaks A tew minutes before Murray spoke the same audience which applauded him had cheered an deal speech by Herbert K Hyde Republican senatorial nominee voice sounded a h i t hoarse from thp sore throat which has bothered for two days and prevented any speaking for 24 hours out-of-doors he wore a russet scarf as a safeguard The Kansas speaking as a ST LOUIS 23 Leonard Bajork regional director ot the national labor relations board reported today to the sen- ate investigating n I labor espionage and strike ing he had been denied sion to Inspect the Phillips leum company plant nt East St 111 where union workers are on strike Bajork said Shaw attorney he for and the David labor had sought 10 inquire into assertions ot ammunition and arms including machine gun had been taken into the plant He said hope for amicable settlement of diplomatic difficulties Answers Awaited Italy and Germany accused with Portugal of aiding Spanish insurgents had their replies ready soviet allegations The an- swer from the Lisbon government was en route to London by seaplane Two things may happen during the session around the council scheduled to start at p m to participate in the Franco- ions of a Roosevelt victory and has persuaded nearly everyone that Michigan is just another of those large and very doubtful states which Landon must carry lo be elected Despite a record of political in- dependence and a singular dom from boss rule Michigan has gone for a democratic tial candidate but twice since coln's time Roosevelt took her electoral votes tiy a plurality of in 1932 but there has been a in rural areas and small in the democratic landslide year of 1934 republicans elected Gov Frank D Fitzgerald by Landon loses the state by a small margin he can blame a state organization which him to its candidate tor ernor a bandwagon psychology arising from the unprecedented Roosevelt or don's own course on his Michigan visit Republican billboards are tered over the state hut they say so much more about Fitzgerald lhan Landon that Chairman John Hamilton is said to have tested Ford Doesn't Help Cause Roughly speaking Landon seemed to come to Detroit as the candidate of the automobile and Roosevelt came as the candidate of the automobile workers There just happen to be a lot more workers than The president according to on newspapers in Detroit scored heavily by patting the former on the back and mildly panning the latter Top men in the automobile in- dustry greeted the governor But the worst thing that happened to him one is informed was his en- by Henry Ford Ford's labor policies are on Page 2 No 2 Thermometer Gets Down To 35 Degrees in Sharp Weather Reversal Friday went almost rainless but registered in the early hours of morning a lower temperature than did Thursday when a c rain fell most of the lay The thermometer got down to degrees on the record day of the cold wave H had reached -ID early Thursday then went on down to 37 degrees by 2 o'clock in the afternoon as the wind con- to blow rain and cold out of the north The weather Ada is receiving is part ot similar wintry tions existing over the southwest and not surprising although it did come on the heels of a warm spell LANSING Kan Oct Guards at Kansas slate tiary shot and seriously wounded one ot two who a item climb a wire fence and oday The second 11 E S T informed sources The fascist powers will deny the Russian counter with fresh R C director of public Moscow is assisting drid the latter's fight against rebellion Russia believing efforts to en- force have col- lapsed will possibly withdraw from the accord with a neighbor with pay taxes in oil interests who said for the company had de a warrant or subpoena be- fore he would permit their in- The regional said he had been told a train of two Pullman coaches and iwo openly the had entered the plant grounds sh socialists j yesterday afternoon When the Madrid Prepares For Defense strikers attempted to search the Madrid preparations were rushed to the capital against a projected fascist ion in the face of movement of heavy artillery into positions in 20 miles of the cily Anti-aircraft guns on the roots of capital buildings blasted today American Statue of Liberty monies hi the harbor next Tonight he addresses from the White House 18 dinners being held in various cities They are known as the business men's dinners for Roosevelt Monday he will dedicate a new chemistry building at Howard university here Good weather may induce him to embark tomorrow on a end cruise down the Potomac to relax after the tumultuous New England scenes and prepare for his final drives On the New England swing from which he arrived back in the today Mr evelt motored nearly 300 miles and greeted in Rhode Island Massachusetts and Connecticut Arriving two hours behind schedule in Stamford Conn last night after touring a dozen in- towns in the Connecticut and valleys The dent his special train and from the rear platform ex- pressed thanks for a very warm reception Then as lie had done in other towns he smiled and added: Senator Couzens Wealthy Michigan Senator Passes Ford's Former Partner Passes Away at Detroit After Operation that in the Sooner state and in many other states the real he said they were barred by a man armed with a machine and carrying a gas mask slung over his shoulders leaders were ly to inspect the cars and Bajork raid they ed finding gas bombs and gas cartridges The strike which the company declared was a violation of a con- bold the balance of power with the union was called In this year of great indecision I to force the re-employment ot W It will be their courage their I j Ahrens president of the local ot duty their willingness to place loyalty above mere party regularity that will determine whether their states share in the honor of saving American tions at the plant who said he was fired of union activities The company denied the charge DETROIT 22 James Couzens senator who as an office clerk joined Henry at the turn of the century in the motor car company that grew to gigantic proportions died in a hospital here after late today A week ago the senator left the hospital to velt whose re-election he had termed the most Important ter confronting the nation lowing this statement Couzans was defeated for republican re- nomination Mr Roosevelt on a campaign I am confident that the people I offered lo Couzens at in without success at two cist airplanes which droned over- head dropping leaflets demanding surrender under throat of Terrified housewives raced through the during the paper raid Insurgent commanders ently intended to move the ies ahead to positions from where shells could be sent blasting into accompanied AUSTIN Tex Oct I Madrid's outskirts V Allred today by aerial onslaughts on capital OKLAHOMA CITY Oct iv Alt M Landon told today lhat the new deal has deserted Democratic principles and violated its to support and uphold the I Real Democrats T know the Republican presidential nominee said will tight shoulder to der with us In this battle to save our American form of ment and our country The Kansas spoke in Col- iseum after an introduction by William H Alfalfa BilH ray former Democratic governor ot Oklahoma Pausing l'ere early four hours final trip Landon said Murray by introducing the Republican candidate was severing political friendships and opening himself 10 political penalties Only threat to our form of government itself could cause a man like Governor Murray to take this Landon said naming W Alfred E Smith Colby Joseph B Ely James A Reed and Lewis W Douglas as other Democrats who are putting their country above parly name Countless other Democrats feel as strongly as they do he con- They may have made no open break but they will state their position emphatically at the ballot boxes next month Their feelings are strong enough to rise above the party name even though it means ing political habits of a life-time When they go to the polls they will not alone be protesting the attempt made by this tion to change the fundamental principles of our American They will be rejecting pu 2 iNo 51 claimed Nov 4 as Will Rogers in memory of the seventh anniversary of the late humorist's birth Allred suggested schools and civic clubs hold programs in memory of and urged all to observe the day WEATHER suburbs In Paris French officials red by Foreign ter Carlos Saavedra Lamas ried to complete evacuate refugees from Spanish Spanish socialists were ed to reply today to queries as to whether they would allow officials to be taken from the country in the face of fascist occupation of Madrid are using intelligence in this tion year and I am not the least bit afraid of the result The crush of people at the Stamford station was such that several children were knocked down bul left his bed joined the executive at ner aboard the special train and Will Be Questioned About Weyerhaeuser Kidnaping Case Oct X Edgar Hoover director federal bureau today the arrest by his agents ot Edward Fliss described a of Dainard kidnaper of George Weyerhaeuser Fliss was captured by federal agents in Francisco late last night Hoover said afier a longed search Hoover said Fliss wanted for questioning in connection wi the of part of the haeuser ransom money not yet recovered admitted to G-men that he Dainard alias William Mahan through the west while Dainard was a tive He also admitted Hoover asserted assisting Dainard in ex- changing portions of the haeuser ransom money for ted to escape early convict was driven back The prisoner shot was D 35 0 year term D serving a 10 to for bank robbery from Kingman county Deputy Warden E M field said Weatherly was not ex- to live He said Weatherly and another convict were in a group of 24 men working at the prison power plant enclosed by the fence About a m said the two ran to the fence and started Guards in three posts on the penitentiary wall opened fire Weatherly fell The er man ran back into the power plant rose field said but was shot by a rifle bullet which pierced his left lung said Weatherly told him three prisoners decided last night to escape He said he did Tankage Being Erected to Coal Producer Test Completion Potential Report Shows Gain of Area Operations Oil that shot to the top of the derrick before it could be closed off in the Delaney et al Sawyer SW SE of the final convincing that reality is replacing Coal county's dream of becoming an oil ing area Earlier In the week rose feel in the hole from the first Bromide sand but lacked gas lo force it to the top well was drilled through a shale is believed to be the second mide sand The result was Opened up late Thursday the oir rushed from the well jets ing higher and higher reached the top derrick before could it Friday morning a brief test through three-inch pipe revealed lhat is plenty of pressure to flow the oil and now tanks are being erected so that by Sunday know the names Of the other two but that he had twg men in solitary con- finement while Weatherly was received at the prison February 10 He was paroled last February but was returned June 14 as a parole He said that after he was paroled he worked on his father's farm near Centerton Ark stood with him at two platform j An associate of Fliss taken into custody yesterday also liad been question but would be appearances Successor to Be Appointed The vacancy in the senate will be filled by appointment by the to serve un- OKLAHOMA CITY Oct Gov E W Marland said day William H Alfalfa Murray's introduction ot Gov Alt M Landon republican tial nominee at a rally here would remove Murray forever from democratic party influence in the slate of Oklahoma I am not surprised for he never was a real ernor Marland said People of Oklahoma are ty tired of Murray's antics ought to be well pleased at his out and showing him self a party bolter THURSDAY Rainfall 35 Friday temperature 54 degrees Oklahoma Cloudy nnd im- probably rain in ex- treme west portion tonight ami Saturday slightly wanner and in north and west portions tonight Arkansas Cloudy and tled tonight and Saturday y warmer in north and central Saturday East Texas Unsettled rain in north and central portions tonight and not quite so cold In west portion slightly warmer Saturday Moderate north and northeast winds on the coast West Texas Unsettled rain in north portion night and Saturday warmer and in and west tions tonight Kansas Generally fair in the north possibly rain in south tion tonight or by Saturday not so cool in northeast and central portions tonight Missouri Partly cloudy to cloudy possibly rain In northwest portion tonight or by Saturday not so cool in northwest tonight and in northeast Saturday SEATTLE Oct 23 Whip women criminals too It you whip men Justice Reah urged here today in Washington's state bar over a proposal that the legislature legalize the whipping posi for kinds ot felonies A woman's skin is no tenderer than a said the feminine justice of the peace But as the proposed measure stands now women criminals would be ex- empt against the whipping post but if we must then there should be no master whip wielder but citizens should be whipping duty as they are drawn for jury that women should whip women and men should the men Homing Ballots Aberdeen Wash Eight votes from St Paul's Island in the ing Sea six the Canal Zone and one from Manila Mrs Zetta n Averill now flying the Pacific on the first regular passenger night plans to return her ballot on the Clipper I in January Couzens early association In Ford's motor enterprise which prospered under what an described as financial management aid the basis for his personal for- tune He was one the iest senators He disagreed with Ford over policies in 1915 and er selling his Interest in the com- pany Henry and Edsel Ford for nearly Aided Unfortunate Children Couzens charitable tions principally for unfortunate children were estimated to total more than including a trust fund lished in 1.929 with a stipulation it must be spent 25 years for the health and happiness of released Hoover said Mahan serving life at Alcatraz penitentiary lor the er kidnaping recently was trans- ferred to the federal for cases ac Springfield Mo Has Criminal Kecord Justice department files v dis- closed that Fliss alias vRed Lane sentenced in 1020 to serve from 11 to 25 years at the Idaho slate prison for and robbery Records did not show by what method he his release Other offenses charged against their prisoner included a sea u it and robbery at Spokane Wash investigation in connection with stolen property at Mont for which he received DO days in the county jail and vagrancy in Missoula Mont OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 23 snow was reported at Boise City in the equipment may be in place for aking a real production test Most observers estimate that the well will make a ine with other wells the eral area Associated with W A- Delaney jr is the Oil company Beaded by George Thompson and Claude V Thompson Continental Oil company the leases to the west and south of Sawyer we'll is in the southwest corner of the De- lease The second sand is said to hare every the second Bromide sand In the Fitts field except that the grains are angular instead of round RISING WELLS Steady expansion of the area in its several divisions con- A summary of the field as of October 20 shows the wells ted Potential awaits classification as Class C pool Simposn 360 wells completed potential rels wells ted potential barrels Jesse 11 wells completed barrels Wells due for completion in next few weeks will send the total for the three pools of the Fills field over the 500 The figures given do not include or the several Gilcrease It removes him forever from democratic party Influence in the slate ot Oklahoma He won't do Landon any good nor Roosevelt any harm He is like Al Smith when the party won't play his way he takes his ball and glove and he goes home to join some other gang Murray former democratic ernor of Oklahoma hoarded don's special at El Reno Okla this morning to confer with the Kansan As head ot the Association for Economy and Equality ray consistently has criticized new deal policies children in where Michigan Train Fired On Oct 23 bullets were tired in- to the southbound Louisiana and Arkansas as it was leaving Alexandria about mid- night last Nobody was in- jured general ters here Most of the bullets went through the locomotive and the club car At- ed up in the train firing occurred after train the Alexandria tion Trainmen ot the railroad have been on strike for several weeks Greatest returns lor amount In- classified Outspoken in his opinions and independent in his political tions Couzens alienated many republican leaders He supported many legislative proposals of the democratic Roosevelt administration but de- to campaign for reelection j this year on that ticket He ed the republican primary but less than a month before the election made his ment which drew charges of republican leaders and sealed Couzens defeat DETROIT Oct 22 James Couzens left his sickbed a week ago tonight to dine with President Roosevelt died today after an emergency operation performed in a last desperate effort to save his life On the operating for an hour senior Michigan sen- ator never regained ness and died while members of his family stood A former of Henry Ford from the success of the billionaire or car manufacturer's Couzens died after hla hid for a- third term in the United States senate had been discarded by Michigan torate in favor younger man Wilbur NEW ORLEANS Oct Gerald L K Smith was attacked by three unidentified men in a radio studio here last night after he had delivered an ad- dress assailing Governor Richard Leche for betraying the late Senator Huey Long Smith had completed his talk and was seated In the glass en- closed studio when the three men walked in Without any pre- one of them swung on Smith striking him on the chest Smith's companions jumped to his defense and a brief all ensued The intruders Ing they were getting the worst of it made for door and escaped No serious were ed after the scuffle Smith in his speech criticised particularly for the executive's support of a ury sales tax and endorsement of ion will be greeted with cheers He is from the Bronx A friend of ours is so worked up over the election that It his man loses lie intends to go ing and climb over a wire fence with a gun the gas Attention o oil men In this panhandle today while 1.63 m dies of rain was measured at Du rant in the southeastern area The temperature was slowly j wells that oil with rising from a minimum of 24 in Guymon in the panhandle er reported a light snow during the night the row crop Reason but farmers were hopeful for a heavy snow which would provide moisture for a wheat crop It was 42 degrees at Durant where total rainfall for the past IS hours measured 2.78 Inches Woodward in northwest homa reported a low of Another sad plight is that of the actor who made good but fears that it he returns home he MUSKOGEE Oct 23 Carl was after his plea ot guilty before District Judge 0 P Brewer to of ing his father-in-law Richard Johnson Oct TH PESSIMIST Br BUnki Jr area already divided among eral developments is shared by No 1 Daniels in SW NE SW of Coal county now drilling as a wildcat below feet In northwest Coal county Carter No 1 NE NE NW of 31-3-0 was drilling Friday at feet in Cromwell sand and with no show of oil In Fitts field all horizons continued to furnish active rations 20 Richards SE SW SE of is rigging up hydril and will probably drill into the sand Sunday or Monday No 3 Statler SE SE SW of Oil discovery well was running tubing and pre- paring to go on pump In the last swabbing test trie well made 374 barrels of oil in 17 hours Magnolia No S SE NE of a Hunton well n one hour produced 172 barrels of oil through tubing with cubic feet on gas SKELLY PETITION DELAYED The commission by request of the Oil com: pany has continued hearing on petition to the Hunton pool of the Fitts field from Class D to Class C The date for hearing was ed to November 25 A Candidate Ike Jimpson wuz booked fer a speech at Elm Grove schoolhouse on way t th platform he kissed wrong baby Anyway th people who have their f th clone ain't allus got it in somebody else's Windsor high Its Saturday ball game Collins be- cause of a temporary the beet harvest but Windsor's record in three games to little doubt of the outcome how The opponents   

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