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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
2
In a moonlit open plain the caribou herd is trapped by two hunters and a coordinated pack. The leaders maneuver to drive the herd into a hoofed trap, then lunge for a fatal ham string as Bloodied chase ends near a water gleam.
Washington and Guthrie dispatch report that John Ramsey and William K Hale renewed appeals to the Supreme Court seeking rehearing on jurisdiction for their Osage Indian murders trial in Oklahoma. The fight over whether the federal or state courts will try the case promises bitter defense.
At the Gray Loon cabin Baree staggers in after hunger and battle wear, his bond with Nepeese deepens as Pierrot questions Bush McTaggart’s sudden summons to Lac Bain. DeBar delivers word, threats loom, and Nepeese’s peril peaks when McTaggart intrudes. Baree dies. Pierrot returns in a fateful final confrontation.
George Anderson was arrested yesterday morning from under a Ford car wrecked between Ada and Byrds Mill. He faces three charges grand larceny of an automobile defacing and driving without owner's consent and driving while drunk. Preliminary hearing date not set. he remains in the county jail without bond.
Twilight League opens with Legion and Choctaw facing off on the diamond in their season debut. Choctaw beat the Firemen last week while Legion routed the College, placing Legion third and Choctaw fourth in the standings. A Firemen vs College finale is scheduled, with a playoff eyed between Battery and Cement after yesterday’s tied game ended at darkness.
The navy PB-1 reported a descent at Keats Point at 5 28 this morning after taking off from Seattle en route to San Diego. Pearly Point lies on the Strait of Juan de Fuca's south shore 80 miles from the Pacific and 120 miles from Seattle. The planned flight was to hug the Strait and coast of the ocean.
The Willow faced a Lac Bain Factor with back to the door, suggesting a tense moment or confrontation. Details are fragmentary but indicate an encounter involving an official from Lac Bain and a person named Willow.
Braman-Work begins paving Broadway while Snyder-Work advances quickly on the new post office building. Pryor- Main street is being paved and a $50,000 new school house is to be erected here.
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