Ada Weekly News, The (Newspaper) - December 11, 1929, Ada, Oklahoma THE AD A WEEKLY NUMBER 37 VOLUME XXIX Holloway Grants Demand for Return of Alleged Train Wrecker MED M District Attorney Will Demand j Death Penalty for Wreck And Robbery OKLAHOMA CITY Dec former deo performer and confessed i train robber was turned over to j California officers today after a requisition hearing before Gov W J Holloway in which ing authorities also sought tody of Vernon j of Vernon was sought by the two states in connection I with recent train wreckings and robberies He will be returned to California to face charges ot robbing passengers of a Southern Pacific passenger train near Saugus Cal November 10 Wyoming officers sought him in connection with the wrecking of a Union Pacific passenger train near Cheyenne November 25 and the robbing of several of its passengers In Wyoming's lion and releasing Vernou to California Governor Holloway said ho especially took into con- ADA OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER Girl and Boy in U S TOM Ten Bills Already Introduced Others Expected Soon MAY Sheppard Certain to Bring On Bitter Bv JAMES W DOUTHAT Press Stuff Writer WASHINGTON Dec A renewal of the i controversy over prohibition is in prospect for the present the United States you see wreathing the It's the healthiest smile in the pictured above They Smock Association Herds Test 4.5 sion of the senate Ten measures dealing with the dry laws have been introduced land others intended to cairy out i President Hoover's desire to Twenty-eight contestants representing tighten up enforcement of the Competed liquor law and to make ton the model of city Butterfat Average For November Testing Association are making a pood showing as evidenced in the November report just compiled by the tester W H Ellison This is second such report to be made since the organization of the sociation The average butterfat I for the entire association of 463 is 4.5 per cent as shown by November report V baud of train wreckers and to obtain evidence against a prominent Los Angeles lawyer alleged to be the master mind and attorney for the Will Ask Death The governor extracted promise from Fills that if not convicted in bringing up the standard of the in the are ex- Among the measures I introduced the one that county dairy herds aroused the widest interest is which are included in the Cow the proposal of Senator 1 Democrat Texas that tne pin haser be made equally liable to punishment with the seller Sheppard said today he plan 1 ned urge early of this by the judiciary com- Bids Advertised For 10 Miles From Ada to River on Highway 48 Report of Lobby Committee Reviews Activities of Oklahoma Appointed to Cabinet to Succeed j W Good WASHINGTON Dec Patrick X Hurley of Tulsa homa has been selected by dent Hoover to succeed James w Good as secretary of war He has been acting secretary having taken over the of upon the death re- I cently of Mr Good Prior to that he was assistant secretary Hurley a lawyer by profession was one of the men President Hoover drew from the South to place in important posts after his He is just under age The new secretary is a colonel in reserve corps During the World War he won the service for a teer reconnaissance tinder heavy fire in France It had been freely predicted the would ceed the cabinet post in view of the confidence which had been reposed in him by President er Hurley as assistant secretary of war been specifically in charge of Industrial mobilization I He was appointed to that post juarly in che Hoover tion Word of Hurley's appointment spread quickly to the capitol One first to comment was j Wrecked when rog Patrick J Hurley of Tulsa Secretary of War under James W Good and since the death acting head of the de- has been appointed to the cabinet post left vacant by the passing of Good Bids or grading and drainage j Speaker Longworth who the senate floor There are cows in the la herds included in the group Ui s of aw in the District of j the purpose of a n I I work on state highway 5 was named I from Ada to Canadian river from Pennsylvania of Konawa will be WASHINGTON Dec The news is very pleasing to if Joseph R roe as 1 have heard nothing but these 125 are dry at btf by Senator How are 24 quality cows this classification including those as a senator i good of him from Pennsylvania the ment would be made by the people who bought and paid for Highway engineer at the the governor of pounds of fat and ilk in a month pounds of milk in a month at if progress is being made In introduced 35 w T i- i Ulc ell Republican Nebraska He capitol building until 10 o clock now said today that his measure in on the morning man Caraway today submitted a General would provide the which time the bids will be ot the lobby alent Of state enforcement publicly opened ami read findings on Grundy's gency for the city of Iu addition to the provision in favor of industrial fornia he would IIP turned over herds through he added the for to Wyoming for prosecution there out unprofitable cows and 0 Columbia is compelled to lot road work there is included rates a i Possibility of the appointment In all there are 10.893 Grundy to the place made I II j on a charge of wrecking and ho purchase of better stock i Depend on the federal the grading work in 1 the rejection of robbing a Union Pacific 15 sold during menl ror enforcement while roost j Uie which is part has been uppermost they their to ger Pitts said that j November because service funds and to bo nol paying assist Wyoming officials in that 25 cows p state's case if Vernon not the production Five convicted will ask bulls were bought death penalty for Vernon he the Norris and Underhill are owners were Of the states have both the state aid pr sir way j and state enforcement project is project number of Blanketed Oklahoma City Landing Field OKLAHOMA CITY Dec short of fuel and the earth below him den by a heavy blanket of Jog Charles peeples airmail pilot at- tempted a landing at the cipal airport here late last night cracked up his plane and ed without a scratch This Mrs Hughes Describes be was aboard a train Borah Johnson Outspoken Against Participation -1 Modify United States May Be- come Member Dec Opposition to the new for American entry into court aa determined as that which met the original Proposal for the adherence the ington government is developing in the senate group of senators that three years ago voted ods Considered for band's Murder Held in jail at Pawnee since of the measure pro In enforcement in senators during the past few with to Ada because of tiie opposition to him has L Decent bringing of paving from over jji u Hi wi inston is expected to result from a to the b to be submitted b ana the w HI wa to the bridge over -ent his i of justice to the on ji Tne lobby committee report foot to purchase the Grundy's work in campaign funds and said the inference is he believed he be able to influence the action of his party associates in DURANT liminary of A J Eastep Ing to Kansas City with his mail After taking off at Fort Worth Peeples ran into a heavy fog near Healdton He pushed ahead and a short time later re- and Mrs Ila Hughes alleged to j radio warnings that the the congress Holding the chief a death con- their spouses charged jointly with murder for the slaying of the woman's band today was set for ber 14 J A Shirley county attorney said he had received an cial the state ist that another poison bad been found in large quantities in the fog was unbroken from his tion to Oklahoma City He ed at the fuel gauge and de- United States becoming alii with the international tribunal even under the reservations then attached is apparently as much dissatisfied with the new ar- rangement as it was with the old How much ot a factor in the senate's final vote this tion will be of course to be determined but been given by the group modification of rules of procedure affected in an to facilitate entry is unacceptable A new protocol of American adherence was signed yesterday at Geneva on behalf of the i ington government protocols of the of court and of the revised It is expected that President Hoover will submit the j for ratification until after i Secretary Stimson returns from j the London naval limitation ference The old senate as expressed its famous reservation have made itd impossible the court to tain a request for an advisory J opinion on in which the United States claim an interest without can consent stipulation wasj unacceptable to the nations at- filiated with the court and they the upon such tion i Lost spring however a f court methods United States a Jn for advisory opinions equal s o locate a rift in the rog PI- with a view to obviating the to locate a nil IU me Amor viscera of wife Sarah j checking a smear of showing to Cal is lawyer would he in the vicinity ol the train robbery The letter was written several duys before train was of Mr He however that he i promised to submit suggestions Recommendations for o the Los Angeles attorney t ranked in Recommendations lor eix are in possession of ten cous in officers which Vernon 1 at are aU machinery are j to have written to the and aie among lour T president j law advising him Vernon herds Their November showing who is as Requests Friends to Stop culation of Petitions for Candidacy OKLAHOMA CITY Dec p Lew chairman of McNab San Francisco lawyer to in drawing up a plan for i submission to this session of con- tion to political life T Crundy who is being considered would not file charges in Mrs senatorial death until receipt of Pennsylvania senatori funds for campaign port there was no lights with another he located he thought was the port He plunged into the tog doubt of his j reported finding traces of a slow ist blanket times Searching ow f but couldn't find weVe well dustry here today Alexander i gress I The president already has that he wishes to have I prohibition enforcement duties of the treasury transferred to the i justice department Measures already before the senate include a proposal by ator Blease Democrat South c i Carolina to make the prohibition all morning law applicable to the diplomatic not be overlooked that he has rich in the pursuit of a- 1 ment controlled cotton marketing protected 1 J 1 T Though the result is not to representatives of the cotton attributed wholly to him the t added those who egge chairman of the federal to the board announced shortly campai ign could gain some idea after -1 P m He and other Of MS services in hers of the board hau m uers 01 tue connection with tlie taritt session win the that n fi t Jead ing industries of Pennsylvania corps and another Senator Dec the pending Democrat Missouri to of cotton mends raises in liquors and cooperative It is it said signified beverage purposes i in stales embracing the profits to the of In a statement today Hawes producing area of the the state it the rates became expressed opposition to the UnRed stales gathered here of as highway commission Preliminary work on the and characterized the with members of the by an expert ot the de- a ment made by her today to iff Taylor said she and Eastep had planned and ed three other methods for ing away with her husband be- fore deciding upon the plan used that ot luring Hughes to a barn for Eastep club to death and then blaming a horse's Kick for his death for the runway but couldn it He dropped flares but they showed nothing By this time bis fuel supply had become ted and the only thing left to do was to jump or attempt a landing He chose to attempt to bring the plane down safely and headed the craft downward to where he thought the runway should be The plane touch ground from the runway A wheel the axle plowed The woman said Eastep the earth The ship reared then blocking American entrance jjj Chairman of tie relations committee California the ing Republican on the and Senator Moses of New have expressed opposition to the new ment were prominent the fight against participation Jjj three years ago sam into the Tne snip to administer to I up on lts nose and turned over County to Be her poison Hughes but she destroyed it almost belony repaid Then it was planned she said I crawled from the shoot Hughes and leave a pistol by his side to make it appear suicide The third plan which they considered she told uninjured The night crew at the field had heard the plane circling over the airport They lighted od that petitions be- bee highway started Friday and Volstead definition of LUM v o LU LII for the purpose of the undertaking will be in full half of one per cent of eLing corporation to coordinate is him to run for blast morning W E as intoxicating as scientifically board lo thresh out commerce president tlie ticket be Harvey president of the chamber absurd ntu un LIIV yesterday i Modification Grading drainage and bridge i he said withdrawn It has come to my attention that petitions are being ed over the state asking that 1 become a candidate for governor contrary to my the statement said I will be ever mindful of the fine spirit and good intentions those circulating and signing the petitions however I want to ask that these fine friends their activities because of my often expressed to be considered for any company is reported to have showing of oil in ot The drill struck the Viola Time and got oil in the top Oil is reported to have risen in the hole and being found higher than in the two wells im- mediately south ot the new hole Yesterday the oil was reported to have risen 700 feet more as the drill went on down It is that the well will be twice as sood as the one to the south which is now producing 200 rels Public Buildings WASHINGTON Dec Construction of ings at Alva and Tonkawa Okla would be authorized by bills in- today by Representative Garber Oklahoma The of this would do more construction will be pushed as j to bring enforcement than rapidly as possible Two by congress or any re working on the road other proceeding which the day mission could advocate The route chosen for the way is that designated as the easl road leaving Highway 19 a short distance east of Center and going straight north to the dunf and Trees lease and to Bebee LU JO JJt activities now being Pennsylvania Manufacturers Witnesses questioned at conducted by various states sociation operative and growers the sheriff was to beat Hughes along the runway but the I to death as he slept and burn aja not the mist of the i house when they heard the Crash they started a search for the age but could not locate it until The conference was called by the federal farm board It will be in session two days Informal discussions in Ad- vance of the meeting centered District Conference at J Durant Tuesday to In IMP Horn Shockley who in the United j tion recently established in i States Marine has returned to the j groin belt started dn C States Marine has returned to tne road wil be put into chairman The road will be put into James C Stone v shown here the state T Shockley w no live sou Williams standard width and condition for of the His term practically all of the way County ment expired S ho Kley s tQ k.U.11 J Lll W 61 C are cooperating planning to enter civil life some with the city to push the i The combined efforts of Ada and During his service with the county are expected to result i Marines Shockley had many inter- LHU W MIV completion of the road in jesting experiences and won i UM the near future according to Mr ial honors He also earned ad- was found in a front i loom of the home with a bullet wound near the heart represent the with empty chambers was cotton mem Harvey to the rank of geant -A highway to the northeast Perhaps the most interesting of part of the counly will open experiences was the journey a good route to some of the best jhe other Oklahomans farm lands of and across the jungles and put a bettor road at the disposal of Nicaragua through of oil concerns operating in no mait -had ever dev his body Mrs Kelsey ws found in a I kitchenette about five feet from body of husband Sha l held a practically consumed between the fingers of the right hand i Both were fully dressed was 38 years old and his wife PAULS VALLEY Dec E 60 former The was in Order A gas mayor a few Of Kelsey's body was burning full lights were Pauls Valley was in bed at his home here dead VL VII 1 JJQ K V B1 Bobee field A good all-weather i Xi they made their today Death apparently was due highway is the the way the obstacles and electric on which is now under way TOO MANY untrodden country they were i supplied with food by airplanes FOH which followed to progress CHICAGO Dec many Eyes made the situation look complex for Dr Charles H Kvo today Two dogs to the check their Hightower was one of Prominent Railroad Man Dead DALLAS Dec H prominent Mrs Gladys Eye said the Texas railroad circles for still was married to Mrs years died at his home here Doris Eye when he married after a short illness He was Mrs Eye Nov 23 Judged former vice president of the Borrelli decided to wait a Rock Island and Pacific that at Tonka wa had broken down a door to where the two families lived told officers Sheriff Taylor snout Peeples came out that Eastep was known to the fog From t- J county and the three county commissioners Ches Roberts George Collins and John Murphy will ant on Tuesday to the district soil conference scheduled for that date They are been at the Hughes home the Peeples lost his dents interested in the night of the killing gear taking off from the gram to join the delegation The Mrs George Reagan mother i Fort Worth airport but brought meeting is one of nine being held of Mrs Hughes said the latter Blane on to Oklahoma City over the state to carry came to her home at and a successful conservation program to all parts the night of the slaying and her husband had been peeples is a veteran in the kicked by a horse service He has flown the I know dad poisoned mother route for the when he gave her said i National Air Transport company Mrs Clarence Reagan daughter j since the line was opened in of Eastep 1926 His home is in Kansas She said she believed he gave her one poison which caused her to vomit and then gave her an- other poison which caused her death A package of a poison half of which had used was found in the Eastep home yesterday by Taylor and Shirley CARTER BEAD Dec S Alverson pioneer of Carter Dec In recognition of the services ol the late Charles D Carter the name the Bloomfield Indian Academy for Girls at Ardmore Okla would be changed to of Oklahoma The state conference was held recently at Oklahoma which time Hill Collins Braly and George eer represented county The conference is primarily inform the general public seriousness of soil erosion and to arouse public In a definite movement for the soil state An aroused public interest is sufficient that and machines to carry out the poll Discussion will plans and methods soil conservation and the means of getting general public see I Six counties are ty died Wednesday at Pernell ter Seminary in- an interior de- ojj His body was returned to for the are j coal three daughters his widow admittance TIT T Oil more and burial took place fore the house Thursday afternoon from Harvey with Rev M well First Christian church in charge services Bearers body were 0 Louise i Mrs W w Anderton Evans Con Justice of Jiin j Dunn Steele shots at the t bert and Jess Charles Wesley Grant j Kelsey home just after dark A1 a of Pauls Valley and three sons j I the measure yesterday the house tions committee recommended that the name be changed in of the distinguished services of the late Honorable Charles D of Indian many years i for his in Hightower who lives in was 79 years He j ef labors for that race i tras one of the real pioneers Rich Kills Wife and this section and was known was his home and i Y ivills wile ana LUIS auu nn Illinois and Ted and John a Chicago I the -early- days as the wheat this school is very at- tower Pauls Valley Oklahoma His tended by girls newspaper At last Greatest Results for the amount that wasn't blamed en the stock home was at Woodford where he i tribe of which he was a lived for many years the added an effort to one- ins and sufficient will be Ret a such gathering here congress where A The has up v
