Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 204, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 8, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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NO ACTION YET IN
HORNSBY'S APPEAL
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SPRINGFIELD. III. April X
2,000 WILL ATTEND
STATE S. S. MEETING
DALLAS. Apf>| ' I.—Two thousand
delegates and vlnitofs are expected
to attend the Slate Sunday School
convention hero next month.
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Rowena, near Ballinger, Run-
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at Cisco and Electra, Texas,
and Lawton, Okla.
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NINE DEAD AND SCORES HURT
IN WEST AND NORTH CENTRAL
TEXAS AND S. CENTRAL OKLA.
BARNS AT FRALIN PLACE DESTROYED AND *
DEPOT AT ARGYLE UNROOFED BY CYCLONE
SATURDAY MORNING: OTHER DAMAGE DONE
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outside
good
trad 000
strength.
A»Mo<.U>tc<l Prenn Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April «.—Charges
of a *'c<>niior8hlp" resulting In de-
letion of tho name of Chriiit from
the opening prayer of the utmn
SEVENTH VICTIM
OF AIR COLLISION
IS DEAD AT PARIS
HEAVY FLOOD LOSS
ON ILLINOIS RIVER
iaed ott 1 S at 40
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leather'
U. C. ’ Travel stead
cyclone struck
the Den-ton Dallas
that coiislderbble
|L00 to t 7 m ti
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11 a.* m
—nTLTsmr»TiA. AihTTh.—Th.- hini-
boro High School building »»n de-
stroyed by fire with a Ions esti-
mated nt >50,000 smi iin.soo rnatir.
ance.
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GAINKSMLLK. April 8.—Straw-
berry nhlpments from a very good
crop will Mart In a tow days
Woman Bitten By Mad Cat
WAXAHACHIE, April ».—Mins
Kuby pope of Patrick's Chapel was
bitten by a supposedly mad cat.
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TKe Most dependable Man in he World
• IX KIt.I.ED NKAM KOWKNA
Assweiated Press Dispatch.
HALM Nt; hill, leisr. April "r—
. Mia perssw were -fcHted. sevea I
|M*ed and sis homes destroyed sis
Wulles northwest of H-owetWl In
tornado this morning.
The known dead Orel
Two children ot Joe Kohutak
A child of Frank Kvntll
An unMentlHed man
, Two negroes.
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tntive
•Ihpuiicno delegate knevr
omlsalon and that “ot cr>ur«o
ci'tiHbrahlp' wjis ogdrcHu-d."
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the iloullc doors eloved just as the
wind struck. His automobile was :n
the tool shed i.nd wa.t turned un-
vide" down but before the storm
ended they righted It and no rove
it Into the barn.
WASHINGTON. April 8 Pfesi
dent Harding drnl.eri any purpose to
tnrpatr the opsrailbfi “of' FKo elvlT
service law. but rather to Improve
the efficiency of governmental lun-
chlnery under those regulations.
on the
of Denton ,. . ..
The storhi~east ol Danton on the
Dentoi.-McKinnsy roaj extended
over an art a Of 2 1<-2 miles front
town to 4 mile*.from Denton. *>'hc
Joe Grissom Louse was blown oft
the blocks and the hottie npllt tn
two .ylthoui being torn up. The
Marcus Heard house on the Elbert
Grlffltt A>l»ee was blown off the
foundation and the ^ow barn at the
Tom Sherrod place was destroyed.
.The irar.igc. trsol . house and sluds
at the D. ,C. Hurley place were
w recked In the wind. Mr,_ Harlcjr
<»NK KILLED AT I.AHTON,
Associated Press IMspafcb.
LAWTON, <>k.. tprll N.—One per-
son—<i tire. Sands—was kllhd and
h< r hnhr fwwhnhly fatntty injured
In n severe windstorm which swept
th.- Mountain HUI addition of Lnw-
tuu at H o'.l<o-k this VHPmfng.
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Minor numage nt Aubrey
A T. A P. brldgetnan abroad the
noon train reported that the trees
In the Mention foreman's yard at
tirey were blow n down anil other
persona were killed au4 teg .
■ nyureu tn a eyetoate that owegt --
<M» mnrwtug. FWWwY
bonnes were destrnyed. Fire b»<ltb
and South Central Oklahoma, ;-*“*“* JTSE1
Inga at Fart Hill were Mswa Atfwg. J
A sumer resort a few mliep fraua v
l.awjon was saM to knve been
rd ant. 4'<
points Mi
tsdny.
V’nHotl Pt—a Dispatch.
OKLAHOMA t ItV, April IL—
Possibility I bn I the Inquest
over the slaving of I lent. Coj.
Punt hard lleek vwould be post-
poned was seen shortly before
noon by County Attorney
lUagbes.
Members of the nrmy Board of
Inquiry, who were to attend the
Inquest nod had been expected
to dy here by airplane were
feared by Hughes to , have been
unable to mnkr the trip beendse
I uf the storm and high winds
around F«rt Hill. Wlr— were
down to l.awton. Fort Mill and
Pont Field and It was Impos-
sible to learn whether the
a>my men had left pn a nturn-"
Ing train that would get them
~be— tnvture. U hAhT.
ITnlted Press Dispatch
DUBLIN. A(>rll g,-—Irlstj n-publl-
can extremists t6day raptured the
headquarters of the Eastern divi-
sion yf the Free Htate army nt Dtin-
boyne, County Mi-atli. and made the
loyal garrison prisoners.
Free Htate headquarters in t’oqnty
Meath were raided by DcValerltes
and munitions seized
Precipitation
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October list U.5DR52
December !«.30 -14.47<t5ll
Spola steady qrch'ingcd, middling
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DALLAS, April 8.—Deaths in storms today numbered
thirteen, according to reports from various North Central
Texas and South Central Oklahoma points at 1 o’clock this
afternoon.
Early estimates of the property damage were heavy.
Six deaths were reported from Runnels County and four in |
Callahan County. ___
DALLAS, April 8.—Nine
deaths and injuries to an un-
known number were report-
early today as the reaultL^7”
^""Wtnohldirma • starting in
West Texas and sweeping
DALLAM. April IL—Five BM
Injured and damage uf tLeuna
dollar, done «n the Dalian to
Park by high aaJ wind toda
In Jared weepl .
Joha Kate, leg L—keal
Tkompaen and C. E. vierceeun
Injured I Ckprlea Mill and ■
Hrndlr, braised. « . ,
< •>nsieeranir aamage w— u-ae
lo private garages aad dwelllMJU.
STORM WARNING! DI«PLA4Rti>
I'nltrd Press Dispatek.
PORT ARTHUR. Te«—. ApgllS^m
Tfcr fellowtoff slerm warnlnaa s——
Issued by the loeal Weutad*
rraa tmlayi
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MONDAY
DENTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 8, 1922
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Aazoclatrd Press Dlsput'h.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April
8.—Pleading the stern code
of Oklahoma—the u rewritten
law—Judge Jean P. Day pre-
nerr jury here today and
seek to be judicially absolv-
ed ef the killing of Lieuter#
ant-Colonel Paul Whrd Beck
on the ground that he slew
in self defense while attempt-
Unt^ied* Pre— IMgputth. ‘ ~ '
WASHINGTON. April 8 — Mf-mbers
of the House Labor committee today
were considering going to Presi-
dent Harding with a request that
. he “Insist" that the coal operafora
I of thq country come to Washing-
ton for a epnterence with the min-
er* to end the coal strike.
8uch action by ,tbe President, th-
committed members believe, la the
one thing that ran bfring about a
conference and open UP th- » *> for
mruiif* from
I o*<*h»4*k mA id pli.x rnh'InNM
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Prison
AUSTIN _
the state pel—
tats 3,358, t>.»> —-
number of years,
around
years I
ThF gn early seltTFffienT ol We Jlaptfle. for commutation of his deuitb
h*h*
tory vt Eutopean civilian uvlatlcn.
The planes < rusht h-ad oh in
beg vy fog.
Given Big WeL
NO FEDERAL
FOR NEW fl
W ASHINGTON. April
tary WeAta today declined 1
Federal troopa Into Ne« W
respunae to b telegram fP
ernoy M»cham. who —M >
peed them Igpregerru
Gallup coat Weld* whsrel
law was denial *
FAAUlt <>f disofd
coat etrtlfg
____ _a£t.if ’iir> Hugh—.---—-------—--
Taking hl« ftrat nolloe of - Abe
charges which were repeated sev-
eral times on the Senate floor dur-
ing thd debate on th- tour-power
treaty, Hughes wrote t i. Repiesgsu
Feas tHep.l, Ohio, that lha
of the
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Extended To t'leburne
The high winds were reported ax
far east of the apparently central
and more destructive path as tile-
burne.
Atft-r Jen VlrufTTiThlTiH li vfounty'
the strong wind apparently aaceml-
eel to strike the earth again near
Eleytra, west of ’Wichita Falls.
Ht-eckenrMge. between Baird and
Electra, reported heavy rains but
no winds. Hanger reimrted property
damage estimated at |36.0tl0. Three
persons' were r*“
five Injured nt Opftn, Callnlian boun-
ty.
RA!N AND STORM
REDUCES CROWD
FOR DOLLAR DAY
—----—
The rain and storm Satur-
day morning reduced the
crowd attending the first of
the Dollar Days in Denton
to where there was very lit-
tle trading during the morn-
ing. There was a better
crowd in town during the af^
emopn, but not nearly as
many people as was ex pec t-
on the
farm near the Frg-
'blnwn oif aud the
bouse
h< re
wl nearly a half million
damage today.
The high water caused the great-
est damage at Beardstown where
part of the town wa» Hooded. The
loss there was estimated ht jUin.Ofla
•Rcorea of volunteers forked fev-
erishly thruout the night Ip an if-
fort to prevent a levee from break-
Ing and allow+me s w"+l—of water
to swqep down on the city
East Texas tonight * lm>ul
. rainei •mxday clawdr. h
Ww»t'¥ei— tonight end .*■•-
day geaerally fair weather.
DAMAGE AT < I.EUI HXE
Aaaaclnfetl Press Dispatch.
t'LEIII KNE. April Me— A number
of buildings were blown ov-r uml
one prrson seriously Injured In a
windstorm and rain here this morn-
ing. Mrs. Walter Haker wan seri-
ously hart when her home «lt« de-
in** o|»«;mii|. pr*.icr •>» lut* mi »”»* . .. . .
conference waik.dfiiued__today -ttay 'u«< ngeg,---- ■ , y ■ ■ . ~
•TOR 11 I
t’liHrrt Press Dispatch.
DAI.LA**. April to—Heavy wtsil
mut rainstorms swept North Texas
and gonlh Oklnhonta early toddy,
according to mediirr reports rrCelx-
ed here.
Tornndoes were reported nt Cis-
co, Texas, and Ardmore ami Law-
ton. Ok,
Wichita Falls. Ilauger and other
North Texas towns ' report heavy
Jean P. Day, former atate au-
preme court Justice, who shot Ueut
Paul W. Bock to death. Day toya
the aviator attacked his wife.
WANT HARDING TO
DEMAND OPERATORS
ENTER CONFERENCE
l sited Press Dispatch.
(HAR1.NNTON. W. Va.. April
Mhe—A mnrvh of union miners
Into the unorganised Wlndlsa
Gulf roal fields will he started
tomorrow, qreardlng 'to wide-
spread reports here today.
'IWe marchers. bound for
took town trout •ql|tvpu, will
MoUrtnaatlMtn at Ku III van. Mo-
nk In and other towns es rouit
the reports nsld.
Population Grows
tyfol C-jBrl aopem 11 n.
janHentiafy system to-
the highest total in a
. ... ;.:-5 It UK?ri to run
I 4.»«0. but for the p«"l ten
It baa been nearer 3,000.
WASHINGTON. Aurll 3.—A reso-
lution lo name a congressional com-
mittee to visit Texan and secure
evidence regarding what f'ongress-
mpri Blanton actually said In rtcenl
speeches is under conslderiiUon by
House members. -
Blurfton refused to say whether
he would run fur the Senate from
Texas. He had numerous telegrams
during tho day.
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The barometer la Denina
Jp»t before the rSlnst-irm here
Mntui day morning rrarbed the
lowest polnf since April I,'l.
1B2I—dhe day of the MeftAsn
storm—areordlng to Jobs W.
4 ralu. Io«-al. weather observer.
It registered 30.47 al 7
o'clock, l<idl -atlas stormy con-
ditions. Just before tbe heav-
iest part ut the rala it had
dropt to 2B.44. Its' ascent began
qeb'kly and at lOilo ilt had
g«ne up to 3W..N3, v ___ ______
PttclaliallUM hero totaled --k HUPkef
of au lark.
'Off *
aeutboasteely ntofM
warnings Texas eeast from ■
Arthur tn twfpuo ChrtatL Ftotto to
atrou* southerly winds gUIMPRUR
nnd ssturday night.
-Moral waratoca ordered fc mJ
oi. Texas ooast south to ferp*a
t hr4etl.f,~_ . . ..
AUSTIN MAN WANTO^—
OLD CORNERSTONE
United Press Dispatch.
\i STIX, April <-Forms! demand
<11 the state Bosrd of Control haa J
DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
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VOLUME XXII ^rs%, a o cv a e^s, t^'r^ a vr a rwrsrsnK t a men. .. « r 7k
Judg Day to Plead Unwritten
I Law in Death of Army Officer
ket at Jie highest lavel
week today. Packers and
buyers paid *10 for (airly
tmnnlgnmenta. Heticlpto ggaU
hesd. Plga also dlsnlaoad ct.
packers paying as high ga t».<»0
Around Ui0 head of cattle and 20b
calves arflved and the market v-an
not put to a teat,
bales of sheep were made on a
steady bae‘s, oply lotj head arriv-
ing.
Cattle—Beeves *3.(0 to *7.75;
stofkern *8.50 to *8.10; cow* *3 JO
to *6.00; heifer* J8.5C to *6.50. can-
pern <2.00 Io *2.50. bulls »2.:.u to
*4.g0, carves *3.50 to *•.»♦; yearl-
ings *6.50 to <7.50.
Hogs—Heavy (1.50 to <0.71;
dnm *<.;»o to **.7|, ’
W W; light U.OS to .........
*7.50 to *t.*0; rough *0.50 to *8.o0;
pig, 50.50 U- *• »».
Hheep and Lambs—Lambs *>.50 to
515.00; Tearltnn 93«VO lo IllJO;
United Press tihpatch . ’
GMNOAy Italy. April fc.—Ltovd-
Gsorrs and the Hrlimh delegation
ti, the Genoa aeonoWitc conference
|s Tim British
ruliuvhisUc wet-
Chicago Grain
United Press Dispatch.
CHICAGO. April 8.—Grain pH oa
advanced xlWHM. thru an active
short session ’TiMav. The advance
was due to heavy buying by com-
mission houses and the advance In
the foreign market and a good de-
mand for export Provisions also
advanced.
Wheat—May opened at *1.30 1-4,
off 1-2, and latrfr advanced Sc. July
oprned at M.10, off 4-4, and closed
J,'. ■r.rSJ'JsrW’U’ Jiartfing Upholds Civil Service'
Lorn—May opened unchanged at w r ,
5* 5-V and closed Up 1-2. July af-
ter opening off' V* kt <S I-J, ad-
vurteed 6-8 8ept*fnbAr openen at «4
3-8, off 1-8, and closed up 1-2.
Outs—Mny owod* at~M Ft, off
1-8. and cloned up 1-4. July opened
unchanged at 3* *-8 and closed up
1-4. Septembor o| " *
5-< and advani J
Heavy Property Lom.
First reports indicated that
heavy property damage wm »•
feared. Heavy rains accom-
panied the wind at most
places.
Wire communication was
interrupted’considerably and
heavy rains made travel on
most of the highways-slow
and difficult. At Lawton the
heavy rain was continuing at
9:30 this morning.
Ar--P regent unit two fflrtw
taken refuge from the
i In the passenger station
the- roof wap torn off. They
vvtfre riot Injured.
Dr. Mullingim said It was impos-
sible (•> make an estimate of how
1 wide a strip' of territory was af-
1 fected by the iftprm because of it
1 touching the grouml only In places.
Between Argyle, and the Fralin
1 farm ho said there Were a numl<er
of twisted strips ot sheet iron hang-
1 Ing < n the fences thought another
' barn in the vicinity might huvs been ------
. desOwyed ----------- •“ « ’ d "81Td—llW4 TTVVtt arriDIgt’tr
Dr. H MdReynol'ls of benlon was " ‘ ‘ ' * *
al John's Well, West of Argyle,
when the Wrqd struck there, it was
% straight w'lnd at that point find
the only damage he heard of Was a
house south of there belnggldown
off the blocks. Between John's Well
and Argyle some of tho trees Indl-
acted the wind had bben a twister.
w™oras^arts °f Texas and Oklahoma Storm Swept
NOW BEING MAoRlP
x5AV I!
IF SOWWONe DdMM'T I
Tfeg flFW'++
EXCESS WEKSHT Off
-s I'm (jono To drop
I the \nhol« iMtwai
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Went \<»rthrnM
Ilu-wlonn
Argylq and Dr. Fultlngim reported -• - ■ • - ■ •
that at a number of places along
the Denton-Fort Worth Highway
tree tops Wcr* broken out. The wind
twisted off several telephone and
telegraph poles at Argyle and de-
stroyed a number of outhouses und
business house awnings. but tib
larger houses were destroyed in
the town outside of unroofing the
passengt r station The steel_*lgmtl
tower of the T. & P. Imbedded in
eonere,t». was uprooted and left
leaning at an angle by the wind, the
concrete. being torn loose in the
ground. .
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wild had
rain were
when
^5flE*w-—— - - ■■ — ■ — to an *g.«toaM|toMMP*kMRM
for. The event had been
widely advertised over the
county and a number of bar-
gains listed that were ex-
pected to prove a big draw-
ing card for the day.
Would Send Congressional
Invesliptlng Committee
' to Texas In Blanton Case
tTose
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New Orleans Cotton
United Pre.is l>i,|*tch.
NEW ORLEANS. April 5.—Fu-
tures opened steady unchanged to
1 lower, cloaed steady 120 14 high-
minor damage dune In the town.
"^ho division offices of the T. A
I*, reported high winds ulk the way
from Denton to' Texarkana with
conoldrrable damage to telegraph
and telephone lines, The T. «r I*,
lines were riot damaged. -
Tho wind (here wan strong in
places and the barn at the IV. H.
Rucker place (n the northwest pin
of tn%'n wu* destroyed and other
buildings dAinaged
A vacant resldtnce building on
tiw* place ndirdniny the "w Al.
------... ,..~j was completely de-
stroyed t’V the wind aujlfc timbers
of it were <eatefod over a quarter
of m4to of territory. Some of the
timbers were driven through the
r,*.-f trt the Huckor -bam. ‘ _
reparled the
it Sublett hill on
brri‘nh^t^^tlini„ North Central, TexM
tr*e was in tho road at that plkee. 1
He_<XyL_aQL kffuw at attr build^ttga
being destroyed.
The rb'ijf of the house
Charley Plitree
Hn ptace *’5*
windows broken out of the
according to word received
Saturday afternoon.
The rlamjiu east of town was op
the farm ot Dr. J. I* Hooper and
the barn Whs blown across 4‘px,
road and the house off t|>e XjIocks.
Several sheds and the hog barns
It. Smoot place osuthe-st
>vere ^lewn uway.
The throe weeks* jury session of
the April term of tha County Court
convenes Monday. April 17. Thurs-
day »*» the last day of service for
the term and praparallon ot tho
docket. The criminal docket Is tight
new cases appearing on . the 'Uvil
docket. The crimlna idocket la light
but i»- heavier than for the precod-
Ing term while the probate docket
if heavier -than usual.
The new cases appearing on the
civil docket are:
Justin State Bank vs. R. J. Wil-
son, suit on account.
Justin State Bank vs. Ponder
State Bank, writ of garnishment.
H. J. p. Vltz vs. W. H I’arks.
possession of livestock
W. B. Mct'lurkan A Co. vs. <5
Scruggs, suit on note.
First National Bank uf la-wlavitle
V». L. J. Cokef, suit on notes.
It. J. Wilson vs. JJ11HO_S!AL£-
D. L. Wilkins et al Xs. E. C. Cof-
fey. suit on note.
W. U Pierce vs. 8. L. Carpenter,
suit on note and foreclosure of
chattel mortgage lien on a car.
J.-B. Uurtds vs..A__L. >Wlthers*»oon.
suit-ou note.
J. H. Smith vs
suit on account.
Russell-Graij-Jones Co.
King, suit on note.
Bradley & Metcalf Co., vy. J
• itorHB Bt JHJIUBt 6ft ui'eouiit
WA-SHINGTON. April 8—The n*w
judges MU—-populsjdy known t«
the "pork barrel" bill -was |iassed
by the Senate and now goes to a
c’onfereticnx It creates V»enJy n** .
Fetteral judge, distributed thruout
the country
Wichita Witnesses Retuse
to Tell Klan Connections:;
WICrilTA FALLS. April 8 —Judge ’
Napier remanded to officers fqr>* 1
hearing Saturday morning Dr 'X*>- ,
lace Martin of Burkburnett. H. n. I
Ml Her pf Rlefltrg and X ©• J*21 J
<•« thhi city for refusal fo '
I nftre the grand Jury r»-
g their cpnhcction ultk lhe '
New Yor
United Peers Dial
NEW YORK. April 5 —Futures
opened steady unchanged tA to
lower. cKaed sloady 11V24 higher
(■pen
14.78
July ./*........ 17.»«
October |7.M
December 14.M-
lac Meat. 1
. . U t J
Nou-l nlam Miners Striking
United Press Dianateh.
NEW YORK. Aprtle*^-More than
5<i,uno non-union miners have join-
ed the ranks of the United Mine
Workers in their nation-wide walk-
out. President John U Lewis told
the United . Press In an e-xclusive
I interview today.
This number represents seven
districts and Is steady growing, he
said ■
\UnHrd Press Dispatch
PARIS. April 8— Pilot Duke of
the British etrpree* plan* which
craeht In midair yesterday Witlt
a Gobuth pasxerg-r plane over
Thieulloy, died In- •» hospital h
l»wL,y -the xeve»»th vtmtm of
most terrible aoeident nj the
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Ifhlted Press Dispatch.
AUSTIN. April 8—Governor N'.ff
lias not yet annoume|l his decision
tjn the appeal of Gtyjrgf Honialu'
* c. ■ sett-
fence to life imprisonment Horns-
by will hang nt Helton on Goto!
Friday (April 14) if GrAernor Neff
does not Interfere. <
Judge Sain D. Snoilgrsss of Tem-
ple. attorney for Hornsby, matte a
last appeal to the Governor this
morning. He said be. mentioned sotno
new matters to the Governor, but
that he did not care to make them
public ut this time Judge Snod-
grass said that Dfellng tn Qielton
and Bell County had become Intense
n V17" A * ^onvietaJ *Bfornsi>y""bT in the Travis County
”• H®1**01® ..m? J»H here for safekeeping
WICHITA. KMt., April 8—The * _ __
GAINESVILLE WILL 4%
SHIP STRAWBERRIES
- Temperature
Maximum yesterday.
Minimum lodrfy
Barometer HrntHiigs
I is m. yesterday 29.7’t
today
AMM_________ ■ JUM»
mi today .. ...19.37
j. today 29.19 <
3 B- n>. today ........Li™'.........25.5J
in< to keep inviolate the sanc-
tity of his home,
tjix men sitting as the jury will
hear this afternoon from the lips
of Daf. wealtby attorney and bil
man, end from his wife thetr-wworn
-Uht. slaving and upon
their testimony and otoer evider ce
brought out wiu'bc assigned the
responsibility Ip the tragedy.
Prominent local business men. nil
acquaintances of Day, make up tl.e
Coroner's jury. They arc: *
W - L. Alexander, former st.-.tes
Treasurer W J r<tt.>-, prcsliient
uf the chamber of Commerce; 1*
E. Knight, member <<f u ciothmg
firm J Henry Williams, secretarv-
treasurer «.f an oil company, c if-
ton Ratliff, Insurance agent; O, T.
LOV EHM UtDF. ABEA tin for the return of a cornertt<ffrw
’ rllR(1(j |n the old Texas State napltol
apd In the temporary capitol
the formwr State House wa» 4s**?l
strayed by tire Nbv. 9. 1332.
demand hss caused the A«<#“
General and tMate librarian to
nn investigation of‘ the reqaj
stoiley claims the stone by t
of bejng the asstgne* of s mas
purvahwed that when the deto
tho temporary capital was saj<
M6.00; yesrlfnm *2,90 to
ewes *4.00 tn 13.50; mills
----HJ»»; wethenr-M.50 to stWk-
er sheep *4,50 to 33.33; feetier lapibs
*7.50 to <12.50. . '
Local Produce
Quotations aye; hS< MF* fryers
25c to 35c, eggs 18c to 14 *->o tur-
ksyrf 2»e; tabls butter L» Gmu
Mrack Year Sun Angelo
____ThChlgll winds air nek____m-ar -San.
Angelo whcQj„there was almost An
Inch and a hulf of rain and a severe
electrionl storm. The course of the
storm seemed to be fr<»m the north-
cast, striking near Rowena in CaT-
altinn County about or before day-
light and trapping many In thel*
homes. Practically all of tho huft
were injured by flying timbers and
eh-bris.
sixth trial of B W. A. Henson, ag-
ed rancher, charged with killing his
stepson, resulted In a conviction for
manslaughter.
Ltout. CoL PRu! W. »**. com-
mandant at Post PteM. shot to
death by Judge J«M P, Dsy ia tha
Dav home at Oklahoma Qty.
WELSH LECTOR
' SPEAKHERE
The last number dn ths lecture
course of the Normal College will
be given Monuay evening, w^en Dr,
Arthur Walwyn Evans, will deliver
his lecture "WhAt Western Dem
racy Means to Me." Dr. Evans is ,
a native of Wales, and was edu- ►
cated tn colleges and unlv<i*ities '
in Scotland. 14a has lived for a
number of years In Bngiund and tn
America. For a time he Was past or
of a church in Ohio. He is reputed
. t» be an orator Of much abillUr-
iuid his crltTciema of what is bad
in our governmental system 'are
described as being as fearica* as
they are JusL. .. -
Jurors Mummaard <_
The folloUing jurors arc being
summoned for the term;
First week—O. W, < Addington.
Latwisvllle; J. J. Chapman, pentow;
H. O. Brown, Denton; D,. ft. Turner.
Denton; J. A. Hughes, Sanger; Hood
Cunningham. LewlsvTtle.- J. K. Bon-
er, Aubrey; F. E. Shelton. Denton;
T. B. Foster. Denton; Jim Butler.
Krum; O. L. Fowler. Denton; J. A.
Stockard. (hrrza
Socond Week—J. F. IJoyd. Den-
ton; H. C. Carruthers. I^WIavTile; W.
W. Curry. Aubrey; C; JI. Bak->'.
Lewisville; Thos. Whybttrn. M-wis-
vill«<; E. Averjtt, Pitot Point; N. B.
ftaker.' Denton; Henry Lively. Pon-
der. Route 17. J. H. Crandell. Suu-
ger; George Morrell. Deuton. A. 14
Knox, Jr. Krum; John Crain. Deu-
ton.
Third week -Fred Everett. He-
l»ron; E. C. Coffey. Denton; W. !<■
Brooks, I^wisvitle; W. B. Montgom-
ajy.-l'Uut 4UOM 44 F laemwt. Kretm;
• F. E. Algood. Aubrey .1. E. McCra-
ry,'Denton; (Jeo. Davis Denton; H
A. Hale. Pilot Pojnt;’ E. 11. Ramey.’
DqnU>n' 4"hnmlwfM. Penton:
J. E. Chambers. Lewisville
—■—mm im.LKn 4T H«ro “
■ Atmaelnt-d 'Press Dispatch.
FORT WORTH. April n.—tine
woman v»nx killed nt Cisco, another
seriously hurt and a doaen nllghtly
In lured In n storm Ihlo morning,
according to n report front railroad
olflren At least a doaen houses
were blown down.
A Ion* distance
Ila I rd
hnd been sent to Oplln from
In rcspon io nppenls. It nan
said al allied (hot four hnd
killed nnd thlel>-flve hint in
mornlng-'s storm.
Two barns and a tnjlk houfce on
the Dr J W. Fralin farm south of
Denton occupied by Geo. W- Miori-
dsn werg~7ofti01e<eTy dhwterryrd by
n cyclone about 11 o'clock. Saturday
morning that struck southwest of
Argyle .and', nanlhatsaS fesrw them
to east of Itentoh. The T. & P. pas-
sengor station nt Argyle was un-
roofed hy tile Iwioter-and other dttW-
nge wits done 4n the path of the
storm, including damage to a house
and barn on the. Dentbp East rmed
about two and one-half miles eut
of Dnnton, The l>3avie«t damage
that could be learned of here was
o nthe Fralin farm. No loss of life
or injuries have been reported from'
the wind.
Telephone communication Yn the
path of tile storm was broken to
where It is impotudble to get dlr
rect word from any of the places
the storm struck.
Dr. M D. Fulllnglm of Denton
was al'out a mile south of Argyle
when the storm occurred and. re-
ported a strong straight wind there.
He brought the first information to
Denton of the erterit of the storm
damage ;rt Argyle and the Fralin
'fqrm. He thought the cyclone pret-
ty we.ll up in the nir when it struck
Argyle ;rtid that It dipped only iri
places. - .
DAMAGE IN GHAY8ON CO. .
Sasm iated Press Dispatek. f-.- r. Ml
DKXISON April *—«av ssan **to'Jq
ronly missed dealk. several h*Mto
ind farm buildings wto dsstsiyod
_ >kcn a tornado swept wvpv arvppgl
emnlf cnMamuultlrx sgntk uf WMto* J
wrigkt shortly beforv noM today,
according to «. telephone aanua***
receive* here Hko sfternOdg. TbU
twister .was aeeompaniod to
heavy rale. Telephone llgea M . .
Whitewright were lew*.
Walter Mllemau. ^a proas—us .
farmer, was Injured I* eeoagia*
from a buildlag that collogued dar-
ing the storm. Meager reperta Erato ,
Sedalia state several bundle**;Wto*
blown down there.
Pilot Greve and Bethel woe*
damaged, «t was reported, m3
THREK DEAD IN CXLLAWJ
Assaria ted Press Dispatek.
FORT WORTH. April deA
persons were killed and five It
rd In a storm at Oplla, a small town
Ini U allnkan C ounty, aeeoydl** t*
1 news Just received tore frsm Baled.
There la 'to railroad at Oplla
no confirmation of tke deatto kto .
been rerelved. ' ‘ v •
OAMAGK~AT RANGE* »
IssM-lated Vrows Dispatek. ?
HANUEM, April R—Heavy veep-
eery daatage waa npettod toy t*e
wlad aad tala atefto in this part
of Texas. It Whs estimated at
<MM». , ' f ■‘ik-.Ji
s. B. Butler had bls eot|aeto*e
broken wtoa bls house fell. Ttoto
several minor easwaltSfa «V-
Uaddo reported ftvg peraato fcto-rj
, lured, sto renldewoe dnmagred •*♦ g
Vhported klllnd and 1(M> eM derrleks klevrn ever. BOM.
W. K. Petty wax injured Uthw
ly. It was feared. .
DAMAGE IN COOKE -ri
Sssaelated Press Dlxpetuk.
gainepviixe. AptfLd.Tto f*rm _
home of Frank Kiraaek. tW* asMeo
went et aGlaeovHle, wao _ptoMtog
__________i dr .1
<Ma taatodtotoel
There was ho report of Injertes or
of further dumage to thio vMaltyx
■A
V
,A. ■
. V
' V'. ■
grrtvwrt here today.
ITemlyr hnd an et
come.
Framier Foctx. st the head of
flui Halina delegation, reached
Genim tniriier Jr. Qhl .day. and
nW baud, to, grext Lloyd-George.
Oofvtrsationx preliminary to
, oonfvrsnee, which opens 157^2
sl>-+w*r» bertr.
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 204, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 8, 1922, newspaper, April 8, 1922; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1228204/m1/1/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.