The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 225, Ed. 1 Monday, September 18, 1922 Page: 1 of 6
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VOLUME VIII
MAYO ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON
TheSearchlight BRITISH RUSH TROOPS
UNDERGROUND SEARCH IS
ON FOR 47 ENTOMBED MEN
TO BOLSTER UP ALLIES
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□ rm at ton on the feasibllty of muz- Britain rushed relnforeements today
DR. CHARLES MAYO, famous Rochester surgeon, recently arrived
in
NOW WHEN the farmers decide the near East were loaded with the
plotting to put out of commission lo- Curtis, Cove and West Orange schools
Cabinet Meets
of the games. Volley ball, individual
Every seat under the struc-
night.
taken and several hundred
stood outside during
the
Un-
vney in short order.
SHERIFF
Booweir, Newton county/ wnere
a were
as was
well will be put down by thia com-
Game Baseball Contest Has
Been Eliminated.
day unsetti-
•d, probably ratn.
‘7
Henry Rain
light to northeast
winds.
WORLD SERIES
SEVEN GAMES
FOR THIS YEAR
ORANGE MAN'S
FATHER FACES
MURDER TRIAL
ture was
versons
service.
A limited number of tickets’have
been put out through the Anderson.
TODAY’S HAPPY thought: Sure
he coal strike is a grate danger.
SINCE COMPULSORY muzzling of
logs has been in erteet, one citizen
as asked concerning a muzzle for a
arrot. Now, another is seeking in-
-
RIMMER-SMITH
REVIVAL OPENS
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Record Crowd Attends First
of Three Weeks’ Series of
Mr. Rimmer spoke on "The
seen Sovereign.”
WHEN A truck broke a man’s legs
le asked for 820,000. Said he need-
id it to get back on his feet again.
to resist the threatened onslaught
of Mustapha Kemal.
Transports from various porta of
The dirigible arrived here Sunday
afterhoon after a eonttnuous flight
from BeReville, 111., Idstlng sixteen
hours. j
BESIDES NOT having to wash the
ub, a htel la a good place to live
ecause you can knock cigarette ash.
s on the floor.
grav-
eting
ataiui
pent.
NEXT ON the list is a jug short-
ige due to the big corn crop.
Ung the netgbors’ ehtekens that fly
rer the fence.
Shelling of streets in various se-lnext few weeks if posstble.
tlona of the city eontinues under 41- ■ • ..... -------------
STATE PRISON AT
HUNTSVILLE MAY
BE RE-LOCATED
York Central and Southern railroads
were called off at the last minute.
Jewell refused to dincusa th fail-
ure to reach an agreement with the
Elks to Give
Boys a Party
To issue Chuallenge
Preceding the address of the even-
ing, Mr. Rimmer atated that he ex-
pected to challenge the mtn who an-
fident the worst part of the journey
from the east coast to the west coast
was over. .
Transports Loaded With Soh
! diers from Parts Near East
C-2 WILL RESUME
FLIGHT TUESDAY
SAN ANTONIO., Sept 18—The C-2
will leave Brooks Field for the Pa-
title coast eoalst late Tuesday, ac-
cording to Major H. A. Strains, the
JACKSISLAND
DRILLSAGAIN
Outcome of Court Action
Which Promises to Become
Sensational May Depend on
Temperament.
today to consider what action shall
be taken with regard to the London
government’s invitation to ail British
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CITY IS SHELLING
VARIOUS STREETS
DOCK EXTENSIONS
I WELL UNDER WAY
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Orange Golfers
at Lake Charles
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Rev. Brown Goes
To Baptist Meet
Rev. W. R. Brown, pastor of ths
J Firm Baptiet church, will leave to-
to Reinforce 19,000 Allied
Troops.
TURK WAR
Britain's concentration of troope
in the viciny of the Dardanelles
MARRIAGE HACENSK
P H Werner and Miss Ruth Les-
i
Texas Company Has Repre-
: sentative on Ground Now;
Thorough Test for Oil to be
: Made.
Science to a debate on the subject..
Frank Cheek led the long service.
Mr. Rimmer will speak tonight on
"The Backslider."
comotives of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railroad.
It is alleged that the men, four
of whom were employed at the Santa
Fe shops at Cleburne, planned to
put quicksilver in the boilers of lo-
comotives.
Officers also charge that they con-
spired to put emery dust in engines
of Santa Fe trains.
The arrests were made following
an investigation extending over last
month by Texas rangers and author
ities.
for admission to the Elks' boys' par-
|y which will be held at the etub-
house on second street Tuesday aft-
ernoon. .
The party will begin st 6 o'clock.
First class scouts will have charge
Argument Begins
CHICAGO, Sept. 18. — Branding
the government's case In the Daugh-
erty Injunction hearing as a mass of
| Heavy rains tet
(By United Presa
HOUSTON, Sept. It—The outeome
of what promises to be one of the
most sensational murder trials in
the history of the state—the trial
of T. S. Mathis, 62, charged with
asphyxiating his three small grand-
UR DRY cleaner toils us that oy-
ter soup is back.
returning to the churches,
announced Sunday.
opinion, Donald A. Richberg. attor-
ney for the shop eratts, opened the
argument for the defense today.
Richberg declared the government
had not proven that any conspiracy
among the shopmen existed and as-
sorted the government bad not nam-
Bank Call
WASHINGTON, Sept. If.—The
comptroller of the currency today is-
sued a call for the condition of na-
tenal banks us f Friday, Septem-
ber15, ....____ -asen
night for Port Neches, where he will
attend the assoclational meeting of
the Baptist churches of this district
Rev. Brown will probably be join-
ed at Port Neches Tuesday by sev-
eral delegates to the assoelation from
the local ehurch. Tuesday evening
the Girls Auxiliary of the church will
rectfon at the elty engineer dopart-
ment. •«m m
Work has also begun on proposed
improvements at the children’a play-
grounds and city park. Grade lines
are being established for this work.
. Driving of piling at the city dock*
V is well underway at this time. hh
work will compose the major portion
of improvements to be made at the
docks under the bond Issue voted for
i the purpose.
| Several weeks will be required in
(completing the pile driving. after
I which platforms warehouses and
■other improvemnte wiir be made.
Y. M. B. L TO HAVE
DIRECTORS MEETING
Directors of the Young Men’s Bas-
al Baker. The delegation was
tertained by the Country club.
pany. Drilling activitiy will probab-
ly get underway in this territory be-
Richberg stated he probably would
ask that his motion to dismtss the
injunction would be considered but
added to point out a few facts first.
Nearly 37,000 people saw the sew
enth game, while only a few more
than 25,000 were present at the de-
riding contest That was a big sur-
prise. It made it appear as if 4
nine-game series was a bit to long
drawn out
When the national commission
went to nine games Instead of seven
the yell went on that it was merely
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NEW ROTARIANS
I TO BE WELCOMED
1 Five new members will be received
Into the Rotary etub Tuesday at the
regular weekly meeting of the club.
They are :L. Bazzana, Harry Jones.
Tom Landrum, Hunter Beatty and
Charlie Adams. Judge Tom Adams
will welcome the new members in
behalf of the club.
i go in for necessary buildings, as
dicated by the increased demand
r lumber from agricultural bectinos,
e car shortage and priority orders
e knocking their plans in the head.
CONSTANTINOULE, Sept. 18—
CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept. 11 — Leasue win meet tonisbe at
Mor. than ten inches of rain fellithe Chamber of Commeree .The
here from Thursday night nnUI yes- meeting will begin at 7:30 and all
terday morning. This waa one of members of the offieial board are
the neaviens ralne hor “ z-* . “F"“ "° " •“ ha"" promptly.
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Approximately, 1,500 persons were
present for thb opening service of
the Rimmer-Smith revival campaign
in the Stark Park tabernacle last
Storm Warnings
On Gulf Coast Unpopular Feature of Nine
commander of the big ship, today.
HELTON accompanied
Orange golfers returned the visit
of the Lake Charles Country elub
Saturday, playing eighteen holes on
the Lake Charles links. The locals
were defeated but played a much
better games than in the first tourns-
ment, according to reports.
The Orange delegation was com-
posed of Ed Beltz, Orian Campbell,
George Colburn, B. F. Brown, Ern-
est Reid, R. Patmore and Profession-
Smith Talks
Mr. Smith stated that one reason New York Central, but intimated
*t the r 1698 of the varius that the difficulty was of minor na-
cults is the life and exampteo, ture and that adjustment would be
the average church member. HU at affected.
tack on the teachings of the various
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Hold 6 For Car
Shop Plotting
DALLAS, Sept 18—Six men wore
held here today following arrest at
Cleburne yesterday on charge, of
Washington to consult with other noted physicians in the finess of Mrs.
Harding. Picture shows Mayo (right) entering the white house.
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Slump in Actendance ________
It la a.very interesting and unusual ed one of the defendants connected
feet that the attendance la the final {with the organization in Its charge*.
fore the end of the week.
R M. Bruner, head of the Billy
Parker wildcat, is expected to return
to Orange during the week. He has
been investigating conlitions around
Konoe, Tex.
Kishi Work Continues
Erection of rigs and warehouses on
the two KUhi locations continues.
The welts will probably be spudded
In the first of next week.
As s whole the main field is quiet.
Work of cleaning out Chesson No.
8 of the Humble company continues
Production is holding up to its 16,-
000 barrel average. with pumpers
leading in production.
mission who stopped in Houston this, render a program before the dele-
morning enroute to the Huntsville! gates at Port Neches.
prison. |
Governor Neff had no statement to, LORD FRENCH VISITS
of tcoprumanred that phepolocat IN CONSTANTINOPLE
the visit. PARIS, Hept. 18— Lord French,
WHO BAID a dollar won't go far-
her these days. Ours always man-
Ages to go far enough to forget the
ray bak.
British soldiers to reinforce the lit-
invasion of 4 00,000 voctory-mad-
tie band of 19,000 allied troops who
stand in the way of the threatened
dened Turks.
Great Brittain, by starting all the
available troops to the Dardanelles,
has acted on her declaration that
she will fight rather than submit
to Turkish occupation of Constan-
tinople or the neutral zone of the
Dardanelles,
Negotiations to
Send Men Back to
Shops Under Way
CHICAGO, sept. 18.—More than
40,000 striking ahopmen are expected
to return to their Jobs today.
At the same time. negotiations
were launched to Zend thousands of
additional men back.
Bert M. Jewell, president of the
•hopmen. left here last night for
New York, when it waa reported
peace setilements with the New
In serious accident, and Joe
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—All na-
tive Americans in Sunsuna are safe,
thought the torurteen paturalized
Americans who have been malssiag
since fire started in the city stil
nee unaceounted for according to a
message to (he navy department Ue
day rion Captain A. J. Hepburn,
commanding United States desqroyets
at Smnyran.
A aimilar situation exlated on
the Southern.
HOUSTON, Sept. 18 — Storm warn.
Inga were up today all along the
gulf coast south ol Freeport, due to
a low pressure area centering over
the gulf just east of Corpuz Christt
the local weather bureau reported.
Wind attained a maximum velocity
jof forty-eight mies an hour at Cor-
i pus Chrsti yesterday, but little dam-
age was done.
The storm is believed to have no
connection with the tropical disturb-
> ance reported in the VIrkin Islands
Saturday night and is purely a local
disturbance, the weather officials as-
serted.
High winds were general Sunday
afternoon and night along the gulf
coast from Galveston to Brownsville.
In 1220 the series went only,
seven games because Cleveland, aft- {
er winning the frst game and losing
the next two, won four in suckession.
Last year the two New York elubs
went eight games before the Giant,
succeeded in winning the ‘necessary
five.
children—may hang upon the tem-
perament of the aged defendant,
court attaches believe! today.
Mathis, who has been confined tn
the county jail since the bodies of
the children were found last April,
has never shown any emotion Hu
i alleged to have turned on three
gab cocks in a kitchen stove adjoin-
tag the children’s room after Muff-
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OTTAWA, Canada, Sept. 18.—The Tabernacle Meetihgs.
Canadian cabinet met at 8 a. m . ______-
ATHENS, GREECE, Sept. IS.—
The Turks,, after leaving Smyrna a
mass of ruiss are applying the torch
in surtaunding territories, according
ot word received here tcalay.
Verta, twenty-five miles from 111-
m-fated Smyrna, is reported in
names. The extent of the damage
was not known.
Bible Classes to
Continue Their
i Joint Meetings
Announcement was made today
that nden’s Bible classes of the
churches of Orange would continue
their meetings with Brooks Smith
for the next three weeks, Instead of
hearsay, rumor, speculation and
Orange Daily LEAD___
ORANGE, TEXA5 MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1922 “__NUMBER 225
RESCUE CREWS ENTER ARGONAUT MINE
Thomas sustained a fracture of ■
leg in a collision with Tommy
Murphy.
rolibition epgforcement agents on a
aunt through the territory between
nange and Port Neches but they
ndn’t find even a cork that smelled
iiett. Complaints to the sheriff pre-
euely had located booze manufae-
taring going on in that section.
Word travels awfully fast and the
Ip that went down Port Neches way
didn’t need good roads to travel.
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WELL, THE preachers got their
hats. Abe’s. Inc., presented each
mipister of the Gospel in Orange
wih a brand new headgear. Ask
Harry Rimmer If It pays to adver-
tize-
JACKSON, Cal.. Sept. 18.—Rescue
crews broke through into the Argo-
naut mine shortly before 7 a. m. to-
day. • - m-•
Exploration parties immediately
entered to take up the search for
the 47 miners who have been im-
prisoned for 21 days.
When the flash came that the last
rock had been cleared, the work of
the miners was finished.
They were replaced at once by
Byron R. Pickard of the gvernment
mine rescue bureau.
Enter Mine Shaft.
The rescue men at the surtace
were ready to go. Four teams, each
containing four men, headed by a
captain, entered the Argonaut. Each
man wore oxygen respirating appa-
ratus. The rescue workers went for-
ward Into the Argonaut carrying ca-
nary birda and lighted candles. The
birds acted as deteetors of carbon
monoxide and the candles tested
the amount of dxygen in the air.
orwders to the rescue crew, call-
for them to advance slowly close to-
gether and look for living men. Each
company carried oxygen tanks to use
for resuseitation, vials of spirits of
ammonla and a stretcher.
Search Thoroughly
All drift and cross cuts, stopes and
manways on each of these levels were
to be thoroughly searched The sec-
ond duty of the rescue crews was to
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LIONS COMMITTEE.
TO REPORT ON HOME
A report from the committee in-
vestigating conditions in the County
Home will be made to the Lions
at its regular meeting Wednesday.
It is expected that a number of
new members will be recommended
at this meeting. The elub intends {
doubling its membership within the
cults was very bitter. Especially did
he denounce Eadyism. Mr. Smith
stated that due to the fact that be
did not have time to give more than
half of his address Sunday morning
that he would probably deliver a
second address some Sunday after-
noon during the campaign discussing
Ellyism, Mormonism and Spiritual-
ism.
RETURNING STRIKERS
RIOT AT SHOPS
CLINTON, O., Sept. 1«.—A riot
broke out at the Northwestern shops
today when 1,000 shopmen returned
to work. "7**
Replacement men at the plant
were driven from ths shops by re-
turning shopmen who resumed tehir
duties this morning pending final
adjustment of the strike. Several
of the men were beaten
By BILLY EVAXS
The world series of 1222 will con-
sist of seven games.
In 1212 the world series, which
This agreement was reached this
morning among the various classes
which have been taking part in the
services every Sunday morning.
The meetings will be Geld under
the Stark park taberpacle, begin-
ning at 0:45.
British field marshal during the
world war was enroute today to
visit Constantinople and capitals of
the Balkan state.
It was declared that his mission
was unofficial,
"The duty of the soldier in these
grave times is silence." he stated
when attempts were made to inter-
view him.
BROOKS SMITH. In a talk to men
t September 3, referred to Chris-
an Science. Spiritualism. Unity or
her so-called religions, as Hindoo
allosophy. Brigham C. Odom of
sites has denied the reterenca inso-
ir as Christian Science is concern-
d, This mteresting bit of conflict
oncernig that religion may be
areshed out to everybody's satisfac-
on right here in Orange. Harry
tmmer laat night announced at- in-
mntion of inviting Mr. Odom to de-
ite wih him on the subject dur-
g the fmer-Smith revived bettor
inducted beta for two weeks.
"DEEP WATER money certain.”
hat’s good news. Leave it to Mor
a Sheppard and John Box and we 11
ave that deco water approprtation
’•BONUS’ IS “good” Latin, but it
bertainly has been having a bad
ime la America.
UNTERMEYER NAMED
IMPEACHMENT LAWYER
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Samuel
Untermeyer, noted New York lawyer,
will aaalst Representative Keller
Minnesota, in impeachment proceed-
ings against Attorney General
Daugherty, Keller announced here
today.
Untermeyer notified Keller today
he would arrive Wednesday for a
preliminary conference in the case.
Tonight and Tues- UD
: ______
First Reports From Four
Teams in Exploration Par-
ties are Encouraging; Sur-
geons and Hospital Equip-
ment Stand in Readiness
Should Miners’ Lives Have
Been Miraculously Spared.
invasion of Mustapha Kemal, Tur-
kish nationalist trailer, was under
way. Transports bearing Nritish
soldiery and arilery were hasten-
ed from various parts of the Rast
and Near Hast
France, it was semi-ottictally
stated, will not grant England's
request for military aid against
Kemal unless he commits an overt
act by invading the neutral zone
of rite Dardanelles. The French
government. furthermore. has
moved to prevent the threatened
clash between Great Britain and
Turkish forces by sending a rep-
tesentative to Kemal's Smyrna
headqunrters to try to induce him
not to invade the neutral zone-
British troops have intrenched
at strategie points in the Darda-
nelles and batteshtpe are hasten-
ing to reinforce the Mediterranean
fleet.
One hundred and fitty thousand
nersons were killed tn the Smym
fre and massacre, according to
latest estimates.
and group contests and a ple eating
contest will be included in the pro-
grom. Music and other entertain-
ment tor the boys will be supplied
by a pommittee of which Forrest
Mom ft chairman. A lunch will be
Sunday morning Brooks Smith
spoke to 600 men on "The Cults"
jand discussed Eadyism, Mormonism.
Russelism, Spiritualism, and other
cults. ' a -
has alwtys been a seven-game test, ________
was changed to a nine-game affair. » : ~
Unfortunately the first year of the Injunction vase
nine-game series was featured by the —
baseball scandal, in which a number
of Chicago American League players
were concerned.
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DEATH CHRISTENS
NEW AUTO SPEEDWAY
KANSAS CITY. Sept 18—The new
half million dollar speedway here waa
christened by death yesterday.
Roscoe Sarles, veetran race pilot,
lost his life when his roaring racer
plunged through the top railing of
the new board aaucer and fell in
names to The ground forty feet be-
low HU mechame, C. V. Pickup,
ridng in his first race, waa seri-
ously burned. ,
Eddie Hearne and Pete De Paolo
Resumption ef drilling in the
Jack’s Island well was expected te
begin tolay with the arrival of Bill
Doolin, who will reprenent the Texaa
company In aettvity at this well.
The entry of the Tczas company
in the Jack’a Island proposition is
looked upon as signtticant at this
tme. A thorough test wl| be mafic
and if there is oil to be found in
this territory, prescut developers are
expected to find'll.
Bon Weir Well
E. C. Calren, representing the
Crater Oil Syndicate, composed of
Wall Street investors, arrived hero
today and left a few hours later for
Major Strauss declared he was con- swered Brooks Smith on Christian
HOUSTON, Sept. 18 — Possible re-
location of the state prison system <
now located at Huntsville was seen i
today in the visit of Governor Pat i
M. Neff and the state prison com l
and deriding game of the 1821 series ; He asked the court to disregard
was the smallest of the entire games, scores of affidavits.
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Smith, J. B. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 225, Ed. 1 Monday, September 18, 1922, newspaper, September 18, 1922; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529089/m1/1/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.