Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 303, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 15, 1929 Page: 2 of 36
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APPEARANCE
iin
Xi
IN TALK
Funeral
CONVICTCO-ED
dated in bar work by Mrs. C. H. Kay,
the
ITINERARY
company the local delegation for this
and to co-operate in the attainment
BORGER PROSECUTOR
TRI-MOTORED
i
'THE HIDDEN GUEST
attorney’s
Hugh Doak. Claude; H.s.Witbut,
Canadian, and S. K. Barnes, Tulia.
CITY'S COLLEGE
ing Tri-State Fair;
F. Bectold,
of emotion from the retard of the
former trial, in which Mrs. Rogers
HANSFORD COUNTY
Miso Wiliams name here a abort
ished professional-like produetion.
POULTRY EXPERT IS
r
O. McCarty. 1. M Radford Groeery the motor was running Thecar was
Seriously Injured in Crask.
I By The Aanocieted Pre)
FoRD, Ore., Sept. 14—L. V.
the Portiand Beaver Cement som-
eel
MOODY DEEPLY STIRRED.
and English, and
baa also bad eight years
recognised by atudento who viewed
Mes Fella Phipps to head of the
PARACHUTE LEAP FATAL
hare proze-
(By The A
TIME, HIGH SC
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near
drawing.
rben
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of
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tester*! degree.
H. C. HOLMAN
la Arlington.
6:15 p.m.
►
by George Klee.
N. N. Thomas,
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Moore-Poston Co.; K. M. Blaek, Intet-
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SAILOR CELEBRATES
SAVING LIFE; IN JAll
ART COURSES TO BE
TAUGHT FOR FIRST
500 PARKING SPACES
ON SALE MONDAY
FOR TRI-STATE FAIR
KENNE CLUB CONTEST
ENTRIES CLOSEWEDNESDAY
I working frantically to prevent the
collision, almost had his ship clear
bat the wing dipped slightly jest
Lo. Hardesty 10110 a.m:
Ar. Hitehland 10:40 a.m.
L. Hitehland 10:50 aim.
5t35 p.m.
4:44 p.m.
tbs poultry extension department of
the Fanhandle Lumber Co, and for-
Entries for the American Kennel
Club show at the Tri-State Fair will
ing to-the
and all the
Hams and a sister, Mrs. Stewart Hoff-
man. both live at Thomas. The body
will be sent to Thomas tomorrow.
Mise Smith, pilot of the plane was
(Continued from Page 1, Cel. 2.)
board of trustees are enthusiastie
about the opening and anticipate
more than a hundred students will
be enrolled during the first term.
Ar. Gruver
Lv. Gruver
Ar. Morse
Lv. Morse
Ar. Stinnett
Lv. Stinnett
Ar. Sanford
Lv. Sanford
Ar. Amarillo
8:10 a.m.
8:20 p.m.
12:45 p.m.
1125 pm.
1:44 pm.
1:14 p.m.
2:45 p m.
see that the children who attend Am-
arillo schools are kept healthy.
Cathleen Clifford, former movie
aetress and new flower shop mag-
nate ef Los Angeles, will arriv in
Amarillo today to a Western Air Ex-
11:44 am.
1:40 pm.
1:85 p.m.
1150 p m.
2130 pm.
4:00 p.m.
4115 p.m.
Brooks, history; Mrs. F. A. Sauer,
English, and Davis Hill, mechanicai
LISTS FOR PETIT SERVICE
ALSO REPORTED; WILSON '
WILL BE ON BENCH
financial, lies at the very
thia training."
prom ebi
finder of
EVERYONE WEARY BUT NIGHT
SESSION ORDERED AGAIN
IN ROGERS TRIAL
past year than any church in
Dattas Presbytery.
after the crime was committed would
be better able to knew if eho were
sane!"
“Not necessarily," Dr. Bryant re-
Ar. Tucumcari 7:00 p.m.
(Spend night there)
Tuenday, September IT
Lv. Tucumcari 7:10 pm.
Franklin caused the signing of ths
Constitution of a new country.
It has been customary since that
time to celebrate the signing of the
constitution during the whole week
of high
He
4
L. Dalhart
Ar. Stratford
Lv. Stratford
Ar. Texhoma
Lv. Texhoma
Ar. Goodwel
Lv. Goodwell
Ar. Guymon
Lv. Guymon
Ar. Optima
Lv. Optima
Ar. Hooker
Lv. Hooker
Ar. Tyrone
Lv. Tyrone
Ar. Liberal
SECTION ALREADY SI
IMPROVEMENT
1:14 p.m.
1:44 pm.
4:04 pm.
4:40 p.m.
4:04 p.m.
4:40 pm.
4:40 pm.
5:20 p.m.
4:40 pm.
0:00 pm.
0:40 p.m.
her FhJ). degree. She has traveled
extensively in Europe, and waa a
student in Madrid, Spain, for a year.
She has had a number of yearn* n-
perienee In teaching in high schools
and eolleges.
Mrs. Ruth Ward, bead of the Eng-
4:44 pm.
4:10 p.m.
4125 pm.
4:44 pm.
4150 p.m.
recommendation,
the city will be
out Is for maintenance. The cost of
thia is estimated at 4300 per month.
MUSICHEADSEEKS
ORCHESTRA PLAYERS
A. B. Warner, general manager, K1
Beno. Okla.; E. F. Kelly, aasistant
general manager, El Reno, Okla.;
A. E. Walker, generel superintendent.
El Kono, Okla.
H. F. Greenough, superintendent,
Dalhart; Kepler Johnson, superin-
CIVIC CHORAL CLUB
PLANS PROGRAM FOR
TRI-STATE FAIR
STATE DEPENDS.
ON ALIENIST TO
2P.M, TODAY
ATPANHANOLE
i Ar. Logan
Lv. Logan
perienee in high schools and for the
past four years has beta in the Jun-
J. 3, Deles, graduate of the "29
class of Amarillo High school will
elenve tonight for Austin, where he
will enter the freshman class ef ths
University •* Texan
d
nosail
for the
egday he
fence end was heedless of the warn-
ing. 'Only a few nights age. a window
pane wee broken out of hie garage,
Edgar Kanouse end Jack Fisher.
1614 Taylor, left yesterday for the
University of Oklahoma, Norman;
Okla., to resume their studies. Mr.
Kanouse is in the college of engineer-
lag, Mr. Fisher to a student of
journalism. F
Officers directing the investigation
today gave consideratioh to the re-
port that a statement said to have
been made by Roy Harmon just be-
fore he died of ballot wounds re-
ceived in an attempted bank robbery
d Young, a member of the Ama-
Sehool Beard will aloa appear
. solo endurance record, at the Braley
Flying Sehool field here.
Classes are offered this year at
the second, third, sixth and deventh
periods. Drill work is given every
day that the weather permits out-
door work. Oa relay days classes to
military tactics are taught.
on the program.
The military department of the
high schoel to one of the youngest
divisions of the school currieulum.
as bead of junior colleges ia Green-
villa and Faria.
Miss Ophelia C. Wpeley ie head of
the department of biology. She le a
Doctor of Philosophy from Chicago
university, and has had a number of
years’ experience in teaching in the
College of Industrial Arte end in
Amarillo high school.
euta°wnhe, wwamr.
dent of the Amarillo Kennel Club
which is sponsoring the chow.
More then 40 dogs have been enter-
ed by dog faneliers in- the Panhandle,
and practically every breed le rep-
resented by local entries, it waa raid.
Aa many entries as possible should
be In by Wednesday of this week, Dr.
Lanham said. 'They may be made
to the president; H. C. Holman, vice-
president; H. J. Sasse, seeretary, or
Fred Shields, treasurer.
and Ed. Bailey. alleged outlawa, for
the slaying almost two years ago of
two Hutehinson eounty officers. The
trial of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott on
murder eharges, set at Canadian
September 43, was little more than
a week eff.
Holmes had recently aided federal
officers in a wholesale liquor cleanup
carry the paving oa into their stete.
Lipacomb county is getting ready to
eat the date on a bond vote. Indica-
tions are that if the roadbonds are
voted all the way through, United
States designatlon wni be obtained.
Highway commissioners in both Okla-
homa and Texas are working on the
project.
Highway police and attaches of the pany at Goldhil, was uninjured,
ironer’s office were sent to the ——
rillo Laundry: Bruee Autrey, Kus.
cell A Cokrell;
Ciaases were begun laat semester
under Captain J. L Behms. who
ta—t to Amarillo from Stephenville,
Texas.
Approximately 1M beys were en-
tolled in the elasses last yean •
“Borides the definite phyaica re
sults attained from military drill, it
teaches men how to give and receive
orders, how to obey, how to eo-
ordinate themselves 'with other'moa
Every oao of the 1,500 children in
the school system to under her su-
pervision for any ailment, aceidental
or chronie. She and Mrs. Rap must
visit each of the 11 schools at loaat
once during each weak.
I’s Round W Vislting.
Ite a round of examination and
diagnosis, ef visiting the homes of
absent children to find If the absence
is because of iQns«i, and of answer
lag emergency calls to schoolrooma
ranging from broken arm a to “tum-
my” aches.
Their work ineludes the encourag-
fled all the subjects taken in the
college are affiliated at once,* he
said.
“No junior collage has aver been
refuned affiliatiom in Texas whieh
met theae requirementa. If the other
towns over the state can establish a
college Md affiliate the first year
with inferior equipment why should
ahyone ,refuse to attend the school
oa aceount of this supposed defect.’
Prof. Masters explained that tuition
may be paid ia three installments,
on entering la September, in De-
cember and in March.
Following is a personne of the
faculty which will conduct the jun,
let college throughout the coming
term:
E. Masters to a BA from Bay-
lor university, a BA. from Yale uni-
versity, and an MX from ths Uni-
varsity of Tsxas. He wee for quite
a number of years tencher of Latin
Meal offsets were aboard the
Anata
ell required work, inelading her the
sis for her M. X at Chicago Univer-
(Continued from Page 1, CoL 8.)
curves now existing and shorten the
route considerably.
L Mather a.
tleman.
\
une.
here
....... J Nurse, OtherwiseHer■ U.S. COURT TO
HIGH YOUTHS Charges Health Good MEET MONDAY
Courses in art will be offered for
the first time is Amarillo High
Sthool this year. according to W. A
Melntosh, auperintendent.
The department will be under the
Panhandle Music Co.; Judge J. W.
Crudgington, Amaplo Building A
Loan; Ray Allison, Allison A Webb;
Earl Fuqua, First National Bank;
Dick Seay, Morrow-Thomas Hard-
ware Co.; Ted George, General Auto
Supply; E: E. McDonald, McDonald
Auto Supply.
W. B. Goodloe. Santa Fe; R. D.
Kick, Whita A Kirk; Charles Under.
Lv. Amarillo
1 Ar. Wildorado
Lv. Wildorado
Ar. Vega
Lv. Vega
Ar. Adrian
Lv. Adrian
Ar. Glen Ri
Lv. Glen Bio
Ar. San Jon
Lv. San Jon
anyqqdhtlonnha includespiantbrllepandncThaveh-counrthude"
and the resulting tangle ef uvenu dead before rescuers reached the sension was ordered.
Stretford; Wayne Thompson, Chil-
dress; H. C. Coleman, Dalhart; J. W.
Richardson, Ferryton; Henry Sher-
wood, Childress; D. M. Morgan, Sil-
vertex; C, X Traett, Vega; William
Honker, Lipscomb; W. O. Eooo,~CSii-
yea; O. O. Burgee, Panhandle; X J.
Montgomery, Miami; R. E. Johneon,
(Continued from Page 1, CoL 7)
escaped, perked two blocks from tbs
home of the attorney, officers traced
the footateps of a man walking do-
liberately. They led to the rear of a
vacant house next door south Of
Holmes’ residence, and to a small
niche formed by a jutting back porch.
He wax hidden from view from the
veotigation. _
Berger has caused Governor Needy
considerabie trouble sincerhe tooK
office. The town originally wae an
oil boom vlage end at one time wee
known ae a “wide-open place? Ut
dooirebloo who remained inthsttown
havo ewusea trouble neveral times
and this is not the flrot time Gover-
no? Moody as been foreed to aend
rangers Ehandle the situation..
Holmes, Moody said today, had fill-
ad his difficult position fenrlessly
and had heen unrelenting to his ft-
forit te clear the district of lawless-
day preceding is always called Con-
atitution Sunday.
। No definite program has been
planned in Amarillo to mark Tuesday,
however. ' \ p
SANTA FE OFFERS
UNE-WAY RATES TO
FAIR FROM ROSWELL
L.___
MILITARY TRAINING
ifGXffl CHIEF
tho poultry show rooms during the
fair to anewer any questions poultry
rainers may wish to oak, it was
said.
The girl's chute failed to open.
She bed eems to the field late today
and naked that she be allowed to
jump from the plane, here with the
Will A. Benton, eommander of
Kanson Feet, American Lagion will
AT ELLWOOD PARK
SHF-SUPPORTING
aa MX from the University »t Texas,
aad has done most of her work oa
Decision on acceptanee of 10 parks
wkich were offered the city at the
lost meeting of the city commission,
probably will be made at the com-
mission meeting Tuesday night, W.
N. Durham, city manager, said yes-
terday.
The park board recommended that
the parka be taken over, stating there
waa eufficiont dovelopmoat ia tho
four subdivisions to justify the step-
Three of the parka are in the oun-
try Club seetion, two in the Country
Club Terrace, throe in Blvino addi-
tion and two in Wolfl in addition.
They already are developed, accord-
(Continued from Page 1, CoL I)
Anderson, Houston; Mra. Robert Har-
ria, Arensas Pass and Mra. F. H.
Paul, El Campo.
The body to at N. K Griggs aad
Boas' chapel pending arrival of rela-
tives aad eompletion of funeral ar-
rangemente. Mr. Melman’s brother
tv nowurowN
wards Bottling Co.
Harry Kearns, Kearns Grain Co.;
Cal Farley, Goodrich Tires; T. B.
O’Brien. Bankers Lifs; Howard Fer-
guson, Ferguson Dairy; H. L. Ligon,
Ligon Transfer Co.; Ed Roberto,
Roberts A Olver; Amarillo Gae Co.;
Brown Cracker Co.; Bob Pike, Yellow
Cab Co.; Col. E. O. Thompson, Ama-
rillo Hotel; C. D. Hare, Nunn Elec-
tric.
Joe Mobley, Mobley’e Service Sta-
tion: C. E. Blue, Willborn Brothers;
•IP. Amarillo. He will else be at
Every singer in Amarillo is invited
and urged to attend the metinbef
the Civic Choral Club at tde Im
rillo College of Music Tudsday «ight
at 4 o’clock.
The purpose of the meeting is to
get singers lined up for the perform-
ance to be given during the Tri-State
Fair, September 29,
Emil F. Myers la in charge of the
activities of the club which present-
ed several programs loot pear.
CITY TO DECIDeITN
PARKS NEXT TUESDAY
1 (u..,.
lun.e fed
Sherman Pullob, 41, who died Thura-
day at A hospital bora, will be hold at
• p. ml today from the Baptist
church of Panhandle. The body will
be held until-U o’clock by Bexwell
Brothers, at which time it will be
sent there for burial. . Rev. C. C.
Gordon will officiate at the serviees.
Mr. Pullen ie survked by his wife,
Mr. Carrie Lovicia Palloa; one son,
Hoary E. Pullen, Panhandle; one
daughter, Mrs. C. Allgrie, Amarillo,
and eeven grandehildren.
He waa born in Torre Haute, Ind.,
in 1471. He came to Carson county
in 1007, and has been a resident
there since. The family reridonee is
seven miles southeast of Panhandle.
Burial will be la the Panhandle
cemetery.
Active pall.bearers: Frank Hosston,
M. B. Welch, Paul Zink, Joe Rorox,
Frank Fuel and T. H. MeKenzie.
Honorary pal) bearers: O. P. Ruee,
J.' M. Cox, Walter Grippe, J. Lill,
Charlie Upham, T. M. Cloak, Frank
Murray, Goo. F. Grant. E. E. Carhart,
Frank Simms, Joe Holeroft, Jim Me-
Lawhlin, Ed Deahl, Ira Carpenter
and T. O. Warson.
(By The Amoelated Prem)
NEW BRAUNFELS, Teaaa. Sept.
IL—The state recta ite hopes fee de-
feating Mrs. Rebecea Bradley Rogers
insanity plea and sending her to
prison for bank robbery largely on
the testimony of M alienist to whom
the defense assertedly sent her for
a mental examination, it developed
late today ia Mra. Rogers trial far
holding up the Buda, Texas, Farmers
National Bank three years ago.
Examining a defense expert. Dr. W.
H. Bryant of the San Antonio State
Hospital, District Attorney Fred
Blundell vainly sought to get in the
record in advanee an admission that
the knowledge of Dr. Joo S. Wooten
of Austin, a prospective prosecution
ritneas, ef .the case to greater than
that of those who testified for the
24-year-old former Texas University
student,
"Don’t you believe,” Mr. Blundell
asked, “that a mental export who ex-
amined the defendant immediately
“All faculty members will be
present to aid the students in select-
ing subjects and organising classes,”
the rreeh___________________| 1____
(By The AmerioM praI Oakland airport officials aald theforeien
MINNEAPOU8, Sept. 14 —Melvin plane had been in the air an hour
Clark. St. Pont was instantly killed when the fatal erash occurred. Ob-
- nm. zopariduthrerlaswasrtoptine
la Borger, in which more than 40 in-
dietments were returned. In his
pocket at ths time of his death was
a message from Alex Mood, deputy
United States district attorney, ask-
ing him to meet Mood in Amarillo
Saturday to disuss theae cases.
Of the many murders which have
been committed In thia county, only
one alleged slayer, Clarice Barber, is
in the penitentiary. Sho was prose-
eutsd by Holmes. Numerous threats
from friende of accused persons
failed to daunt Holmes. He prose-
cuted fearlessly 'and asked no
quarters, his friends here said.
Officers over the county, who were
dose friends of Holmes, rushed to
Berger immediately upon hearing of
the claying. They ineluded, heriff
Thorp. Panhandle; Constable Allen
8. Jhnson, Amarillo, and H. I
Gaither, former chief of police, in
Amarillo.
Holmes first was eleeted to office
in 1022, ea district attorney of the
old Thirty-First district, comprised
of nine countiex. He resigned later,
but wee appointed loot September 14
to succeed Curtiss Douglas, resigned,
of this district. He was elected to
a new term beginning January 1.
thy eo l'veevez seen." ------
Mos Wire came to Amarillo this
fall from Loo Angeles, when she has
been connected with the children's
ward of a large hospital. She is as-
from Texas, is else working ea hie
Ko has had had ex-
had to hit eredit more than 1,500 ---- ----- -------
hours in the air. An official of Shy- mother, read without unusual ehew
sign awm
wood, Globe-News; T.E. Johnson,
Globe-News; Fred Fyfe, Willlams-
Boyce; Clayton Carter, Spur, Texas;
Rose Rogers, William Sign Co.; Har-
vsy Allen, Amarillo Cotton Oil Co.;
John Cowan, Clowe 4 Cowan; Wal-
ter Blackburn, Blackburn Brothers;
Ed Hardin, Amarillo Ha rd we re;
George Maggard, Mistletoe Creamery;
"The Hidden Guest," a three-act
mystery comedy, which has been fa-
vorably commented on by local erit-
lee. wil) be the first production of
the Black Mask Players this season.
t will be staged at 4:14 o’clock
rhuraday night at the High School
auditorium for the benefit of the
Golden Saadiee Pep squad.
The plot deala with a college boy ways, Ltd. said the cause of the acei-
who io required to epend the nightdent probably never would be known. — — ■ ---- -
In tke house of on elderly maiden I ------ drew a 14-year penalty Jater reverned
tody and while there to photograph CHICAGO, Sept. 14.- Two airplanes by the higher courts. The testimony
an ironing board dressed up in worn- collided at aa altitude ef 400 feet detailed that Mra. Bradley found the
an‛s clothes before be caa be ini- here tonight carrying four persons to gun’s magakine in a drawer at home
tinted into a fraternity. He has their deaths. shortly after Rebecea wAs arrested.
mathematics; Miss Uaa
OBTAINED TO AID IN
FAIR BIRD EXHIBITS, ~ " "
........— i ship Md ths two started to drop.
Ths Panhandle Poultry hanociation Locked wiag te wing, the two ' .. __________ ...
is sparing no efforts to make the i shipa began to ten over alowly like | MEDFORD. Ore, Sept. IL—L. V.
poultry sxkiblt of the Tri -State fair, i • beautifully executed "falling leaf" , Rex, of Portland, was neriouniy in-
September 24 to M. greater than over of the stunt fliera. They straighten- jured when an airplane piloted by
before, according to Robert Rieka, ed out and for the slightest instant ' W. H. Muirhead erashed near here
president. levelled off, then dropped like a ] late today. Muirhead, manager of
The services of R. B. Galloway of plummet.
spenk before the boys of the Ama-
rillo high school at assembly tomor- .. ___ _
raw morning at 14 o’clock on the; 1604 Tyler Street. 7
importance of military training. i And what work it |,.
(Continued from Page 1, Col. 4.)
Chamber of Commerce,” will be
erected upon the rear platform.
Other eigne and banners will be
furnished for the stop-overs in each
town.
The exoeutivee of the operating
Md traffic departments of the Rock
Island lines announced yesterday the
following representatives would ne-
mastered first.
“Some paraate of students are still
hsldiag back sa aecount of lack of
knowledge on affiliation. The af-
filiation of a college is quite dif-
ferent from that of a high school.
AU requirements of full affiliation
have been met except actual assemb-
ling of students and purchasing ef
text books. When these are satis-
receive the degree at
ocatien r -
its birth. On that day
Dr. X T. Parcells, director, state, ger, endeavored ts maneuver away ___
that never has a cast worked harder from the other plaao. He tried to time ego to make her home with her
8am X Alla, Dimmitt;
•d district attpney ftommwrnett
Hugh Weiher, Amafiidtha Clifford Hrtey 0
Pampa to Berger to help in the in-
here late today when he lost control . „ r
of his ship and made an unsuccesafui fell into • tail apin.
them in pursuing the vocation of
their livea.
“Many students enter college who
do not understand fully tho require-
ments for a degree and hence need
careful guidance,” ho continued.
“Others have aa Ida that they can
begin specialising ia the freshman
parachute jump. Witnesaes told
Ing of tooth brushing drills, clean-
liness and preventive medicine. They
--7------- - ... n... must cheek the medicine cabinets
of.a ziven.end: Captain.Behrns with which each achool is provided
•aid. All these qualities are high y that all necessary medical
prized in ever program.af.le: equipment is present.
Military training also emphasizes the ‘They to that .1) undernour-
importane of.orzanination.. The i ished children are given milk at the
Abity * ,or«anive."hateve.ma, recess and noon periods from the
terials one ia dealing with, whether I nmuad h h. Junior Red
It be intellectunl, phsical, social or fund, provided 7
basts of SMnother word, they are WN to
aad the resuits will show ia a fin- sideslip away from Kroae's ship, but sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
-t-- *h. -—j—. wa» unsuccesnful. Mrs. C. W. Newell. She was grad:
---------------------- । Krone, seen by witnesses to be uated from the Thomae high school
last spring. Her father, Charles Wil-
(Speeial to The Sunday News-Globe.)
ROSWELL, N. M, Sept. 14.—Spe-
cial round-trip rates, less than the
ordinary one-way fare, have been de-
clared by the Santa Fe railway for
the special train of the Roswell
Chamber of Commerce to the Tri-
State fair Old Settlers’ day in Ama-
rillo, September 84.
Round trip rates from Roswell will
be 44. Ordinary one-way rates are
47.45. Old Settlers in Portales may
make the trip for $4.25 Md from
Clovis for $2.85.
Speeches In honor of the old sot-
tiers will be featured on the day
dedicated to them. Kernel Erasmus
Tech is scheduled for a talk.
Several hundred parsons are ex-
ported to make the trip.
to complicatede wreckage. . . —' ' ■■
Aa excellent east headed by J.t The dead were identified as: ... ... . . a. .. on
Ridgeway zelley and Miss Ra. Paula Pilot Walter Meyers licensed flier. acrtnedbo-thnsoperuaPpitdout 20.
Parceils, ha. ba. working stedily Mra. Benjamin Bird hi. passenger anihe u Jia’ InttrartlML Tt\ras
for the peat four weeks to give Ama- and elater of the owner of his plane. Eenine to -ina instruction”* was
rilloans their best. Others in the Pilot Charles Krone an unlicensed
ran era Misses Regene Weatherby, pilot -To the thouaands of onlooker: it
Carlotta Cheney, Jan Harty, ouva . William Johnson, Doorfield, III, his seemed As if.herlezs became entan-
Walts, Dr. T. M. Montgomery, Btyat passenger. “ - 1 gledin theshroudline ofth echut),
Weatherby, Cecil Eaton, Lyman Kirk Aa the planes neared Meh ether, which twisted behind her like a
aad Orville Miller. Meyers, apparently sensing the dan- grotesque rorh screw as she falL
ices fer Samuel
.. Pref. Masters said, “Md special care
shppcanrnrttre;dxbtnnfacete srrnin.pprmoteckree
afraid she mould lose get to
6SBcrdnemedak2m
The funeral will be held Monday
at Panhandie, Texas, under auspices
of the Masonie orddr. Holmes was •
42nd degree mason.
doneo. The ground had boon tram-
pled considerably, and laves had
been plucked from the shrubbery and
torn into tiny bite by the nervaus
killer, who evidently lurked in am-
bush for several minutes.
Shortly after 14 o’elock. Holmes,
his wif and his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Donna B. Green returned from the
businoM district, ealy a fsw blocks
away, having just closed a ladies’
shop operated by Mrs. Groen. Mrs.
Holmes aad har mother got eat of
the ear at the rear door aad entered
the house. Holmes drove the car
Into the north aide of tho double
garage, the ono most distant from
the assassin, and had got out of the
ear and wa ain the act of reaching
for the door, which operated on ron-
era and disappeared inside the ga-
rage. Mm Green-heard-ehot
and looked out the rear window to
see Helma collapse.
Th* slayer fired five times, two of
which were effective. He then stoop-
ed to maho sure that the fearless
prosecutor was mortally wounded—
or ha might have been looking for
papers that ho expected Holmes to
have on his person—stepped over the
dying man. circled a small residence
adjacent to the Helmas garage and
faring the alley, jumped a fence about
4 feet high and flew down the alloy.
At the month of the alley, two blocks
away, he emptied his gun of the five
emties and the unfired cartridge.
They were found by officers early
Saturday morning. They were from
a 38 special revolver, and looked es
if they had been greased as a pre-
caution against the gun jamming.
After emptying the gun, the man
fled to the parked car and drove
away. Some of the witnesses said
Co.; J. K. Muse, Rock Island; Wal-
ter Irvin, Walter Irvin, Inc.; Ted
Blackburn, County Clerk; Panhandle
Lumber Co.; Junior Coffee Co.; Kelly
Springfield Tim Co.; Blackburn Fun-
oral Home; Clemente * Young; Ama-
rillo Paper Co.; Wade Brymer, Bry-
met Co.
Frank Wolflin, Amarillo Franklin
Co.; W. J. Beechler, Cunningham
Flower Shop; Clyde Smith. Great
Went Mill; Roger Texas, Waples-Plat-
ter Co.; K. V. Cartwright, Williams-
Cartwright; J.'N. Riggs, Panhandle
Motor Co.; A. J. Thompson Produce
Go.; Spann A Regn: L. L. Ferree,
Southwestern Public Service; Cm A
Parka.
Time Schedule Given
Following is a complete itinerary
and schedule ebowtag the arrival and
departure of the apodal train for
the three-day tent:
Monday, September 14
rillo; B. L Kingsland. Amarillo; < . .
Mllss Roberson, Hereford: K. H. epie-makine trip:
Wherry. Memphis: R J. Stalling!,
Mr, P. L. Brokaw, M. X head ef
the social sicence department, from
the University of Texas, is spending
his summers working on hie Doctor’s
degree. No has taught in high
schools and ba done research work
in the depertment of economies in
the University of Texas.
Miss Bertie Warren, bead ef the
chemistry department, has finished
Today is Constitution Sunday.
On thv seventeenth day ot Sep-
tember, 1747, the most important
event of the history of the United
State! happened, for that day marked
The plane had taken off aa hour urltt be oiled ia Uta htal^b Mbuttal,
before the Occident from a new air- will My, as la previous trials, that
port is St. Catharines where a two- an examination made ot the regueat
.tony ednbration was^n progress. I of “Baby’s’’ eouaMl immediately af- _
stanting flights and otherrfeaturesfter she was arrested in xo26revealedHLP"i
had attracted a big crowd to the air- [ that she wee not unbalanced,
port. A special rata waa offered by । Turning momentarily, from .the
Bradfield to passengers who wished | mala phase of the trial—the young
to go up for a short flight and five in l woman's assertion of mental respon:
the crowd accepted. 1 sibility—the defense sought to show
Bradrield, an experienced filer, wa. that the pistol she used la the hold
a war pilot and an air engineer and, up was not loaded.
---- Mrs. Grace Bradley, Rebecca's
year aad lose sight of the fact that , —
the fundamental aubjecta must be RoE Vis’d' Tw.“ "U.°*awsB DES:
at Wildorado was missing from
Holmes' office.
The Ellwood Park Presbyterian
church formerly the Southern Presby-
terian church. Eleventh end Jacknon
streets, to new aeif-aupporting aad
no longer receiving aid from the
■erne Misalon Board of the church.
Announcement of the change ia the
name of the church aad tke fat that
it la aew self-supporting waa made
yesterday afternoon by Rev. E. B.
Fincher, who has been pastor ainee
the organfzutlonof thechureh stx
year ago.
The church has 44 members Md to
said to have shewa a larger insroase
la membership per capita during the
Itab wo be received until Wednesday night,
wall, next to the attorney‛s“resi-taceordingteDrEE.Lanhamepreai-
Ntrs, P. H. Luvorty, whoithe new
bead of the mask department of the
Central Junior High School, to is-
suing a sail for all the students in
that school who play orchestral in-
strumetrki to see her in room 14. for
organisation of a school orchestra.
Seven other new teachers have
been added to the junior high sehool’a
staff. They era Miss Catherine
Chapman, English; Miss Carrie Lee
safety demonstration erew of the
Irving Air Chute Company.
Nor relative, said she hae been in
M bet twice before.
Breley orfieiais eonsented
to allow the jump Min Willtom. went
aloft with MIm Smith and Joan Her-
riek, an employe of the sehool, who
was to follow Miss Williama to the
Avpa rentiy Lot Her Nerve
;<Br United Pram)
GRAND HAVEN, ktaXL
Helmsman Joe Coni«J|<l
with the Andaste Muzhy
fleet time this sesonaYet,
learned of the mhfate 2
eided to raUboodOB good #
He waa subnequently arreste
and fined 414 and costa for id
BLACK MASK PLAYERS .TX-X*:.!
OPEN SEASON WITIr *”'t“ -
CAME YO CARSON COUNTY IN
1907; WAS PROMINENT
TEXAS RANCHMAN
Five-humdred—tmdividna parkine—
spaces at the Tri-State Fair Grounds,
will be placed on sale at the fair"
office Monday morning, Wilbur C.
Hawk, president of the fair aseoda-
tion, announced yesterday.
The price for each apace will be
43 and will entitle the purchaser to
park his ear in a selected place at
anytime during the day or night
throughout the fair. Special officers
trill bo placed on guard to prevent
anyone from parking in those re-
stricted sonss unless they have a
special parking ticket.
Mr. Hawk expressed tke opinion
that thio feature would prove popu-
lar and urges that all desiring te se-
cure one of these spaces, to do so
at qnee, as only a limited number .
are available.
deseribed as a light-colored machine,
a heavy sedan.
Several neighbors living in small
homes along the alley, caught
glimpses of the slayer as he fled.
They described him as about six
feet tall, and estimated his weight
at from 140 to 140 pounds. He were
a rather large white hat, and either
a dark sweater or lumber jacket.
Sheriff Ownbey stated that neigh-
bors had seen a man snooping about
the tear of the Holmes residence
several times recently. A gap la bls
back yard fence was tom down two
weeka ago, possibly to open up a
direct exit. Holmes had repaired the
Apparentiy to Tn’effort to attract ,ag,Te.dmpitd"emrMoo
Srmeniataa; S" im JES a
about the piece several times. spotine.oj.k Igo. ’ In addition to
wending rangers to the’town, offer-
ing a reward, and threatening, mar-
tial tow, he announced he would see
to it that the best prosecutors avail-
nbivpear against the assassin,
when caught, and demand the death
penIf,. At the same time he order-
Coroner Gilbert Seashore that Clark
was flying at a «reat height, prob-
__ireetiono Miss Carri. Boley,M A, ably. 000 fentwhenhisiplane ap-
from Southern Methodist r'nlvsrtfi?! " to ■ tail Agim.--
ee,
„ LOSANGELESWOMAN-
i ORDERS SPECIAL PILOT ittt
Ar. Nara Via 4:44 a.m.
Lv. Nara Visa 4:34 a.m.
Ar. Homero 4:84 a.m.
Lv. Romero 14:44 a.m.
Ar. Dalhart 11:00a.m.
(Lunch at Dalhart)
It’s tonsils that’s bothering MIsa
Ruby Faye Wirt. R. N, who is the
new Amarillo achoof nurse.
"There’s m epidemic'ef bod ton-
sils ie the Amarillo adhools," egys
Miss Wirt, with a worried look. “Bat
otherwise, the children are as heal-
Let Those To Make Trip '
Among those who have already
assured the committee that they
would maho the trip are W. M. Ad-
ama, Adama Dry Goods; George Uad-
say. Panhandle Lumber Company;
H. K. Westmoreland, The Westmote-
land company; Guy Saundera, Ord-
way-Saundera; J. B. McClure, Ama-
merly with the Missouri State Poultry , seene te conduct an investigation Md Attempted Low Loop
• Experimental station of Mountain | Major Rawee, Chicago’s first air po- A:.r.The Azrsiate Pre. --1
Grove, Mo., have been secured for the liceman, began an inquiry of his own OAKLAND, Calif, Sept. 14. Two
eeming week for those who desire Krone’s machine woo a biplane men.wer"1412 .tdy."nen.
his aid in selecting show birds from powered by a wartime meter. Meyers pirplane in "hieh they." , inE
their flocks to exhibit ia the fair. was piloting a late model plane fell inte • tel* .
Mr. Galloway will be available at ( owned by Albert E. Leer, a Chicago Air,.“qd ernahed into the reoidenee
- iryleee.
... _ ... ’ WM UUr>M u >tui|| Francisco, who bod- rented a plMoty^e
XVi.^*?^7 ‘ pronoumcna MaJe^U^tt^^^n kioM
asForrnerpitmontangattacheztuan pelite later sdantufica the
pinn. hadItoM"atea to e shL . seeqnd bod’ as that of Thomas R.
nearby farm Today Krone want aver ’ Hutton, Los Angeles, and student at
ft Md" mrm Mj^iaraV. whkh Mr the University ft caliomia. The
mittea hta togrt H Wf the uwZm Identification waa made, they gaid,
Th“»laao wm Mt Icm.M through a ring he wore, which was
■ as piano was no ncensed. --Ti.-a - .tndant. -i--a
tendent. Fort Worth; C. B. Davis,
division freight agent, Amarillo; T.
H. Wilhelm, general freight agent,
Fort Werth; T. J. Shubert, general
freight agent, Kansas City; L. Os-
borne, division freight agent. Hutch-
inson, Kas.; T. W. Bowdry, division
passenger agent, Dallas; H. W. Clut-
ter, city passenger agent, Amarillo;
J. K. Muse, agricultural agent, Ama-
rillo, and John Spana, traveling
freight agent, Amarillo.
Arthur Ware, Amarillo National
Bank; Frank Butler, American State
Bank; W. J. Satterwhite, Insurance;
Jean Kerura. Ftoln* Chevrolet Co.;
N. 8. Locke, Allis-ChalmersCo.;
Tom Durham, Fanhandle Building A
Loan; Clarence Williams, Williams
Hardwars Co.; T. M. King, Chamber
of Commereo; X E. Townsend, Cham-
ber of Commerce; J. M. Cook. Fidel-
ity Union Life Insurance Co.; Keli-
Mee Brick Company.
C. X Johnson, Amarillo Welding
A Machine Co.; Tony Chisum, Gra-
ham-Paige; John Gilvin, represent-
lish department, le an M. X from
morkingenherthesiHerherph.D.
dqeree to Chicago University. She
has taught in some of the boat high
achool* in Texas Md fer the laet
three years, has been to Edinburgh
Junior College,
Mr. Ctorooee Rumph, head of the
moi hem ollss department, m M. X
Tri-Motor Foreed Down
: Sr The Amoelated From)
M’COOK, Neb, Sept. 14—Twelve
passengers in a tri-motored plane
e stoped injury tale afternoon when
it mode a forced landing in a rough
field Bear hero.
The plane, "The Queen of' the
Roekies," had brought a delegation
of Denver businessmen here for M
air show. Captain Reavis waa at the
controls. The piane carried a full
load.
The plane woe badly damaged.
Tulia: R. W. Huffstutter, Spearman;
Robert Bowers, Wheeler; B. XCludk,
Canyon; Lee Lambert, Hereford;
Crawford Atkinson, Dalhart; Harry
Holland, Amarillo, and W. P. Fore-
man, Stratford.
Petit jurors: B. B. McClure, Can-
yon; Ed X Mayer, Amarillo; Wil-
liam D. Dura, Dimmitt; X L Me-
Clellan, Spearman; C. F. Burnett,
Miami; Arthur Ball, Amarillo; H. D.
Cordell, Childress; C. A. James,
Amarillo; W. K. Williams. Hereford;
G. P. Breszel, Channing; HentTuek,
Dalhart; Charles Dorsey, Childress;
C. N. Dillon, Amarillo; W. W. Stool,
in New Mexico, who maerificed his
day eff in order to bring her through
Miss Clitford insisted on being
hra ugh* in a pline piloted by Rice.
She dot tart I she would not come if
he did net pilot the plane.
Sptondid woperatiou bee boon ro---
ceived frem the majority of the
merehanta in the elean up campaign
that has been waged by the city I*
the busines district, eccording to X
W. Smalley, building inspeetor, in t
ebarge of removal of dangerous, Ob- 1
structing and unsightly signs along
the sidewalks and tke tearing down
of awnings that are contraryto the
city ordinance.
Many merchants pull their signa
down within 44 hours after they have
received notice that they are in vio-
lation of tho sign ordinance, stringent
enforcement of which has been in
pregress in the city for several
Nearly all the overhanging wooden
awnings have been removed, Md Mr.
Smalley believes they will all some
dowa by January' 1. Those that are
to good repair and not unsightly are
allowed to remain, unless the mer-
chanta voluntarily toks them down to
hoop abreast of the clean up program,
Mr. Smalley said.
The building inspector yesterday
issued special warnings to merchants
just moving in te new buildings and
hanging signs to get a permit from
hla office before they take any steps.
After the sign is hung. If it is in.
violation of the ordinance, there ia
nothing to do except order it re-
hung, he pointed out.
Federal grand jurors will be em
paneled tomorrow moming for the
September tens of U. 8. district
court. A panel of 24 remains after
neveral were ex eased from jury serv-
lea, 1
Petit jurors wil be called tfr serv-
ice September 28.
Judge James C. Wilson, Fort
Werth, will preside. The civil docket
is exceptionally light this year, ae-
cording te the district clerk.
Grand jurors: C. F. Parsley, Mi-
ami; Cliff Hleks, Horsford; 8. X
Arnold, Canadian; J. L. Armstrong,
Panhandle; T. M. Nichols, Silverton;
W. C. Orvin, Amarillo; C. W. Craw-
ford. Mempsis; J. O. Ford. Farwell;
Tobe Deahl. Wellington; J. H. Gal-
loway, Claude; A. C. Johnson, Del-
hart; C. J. Glenn, Wellington; O. B.
Studer, Canadian; C. M. Eakle, Ama-
(Spend night in Liberal)
Wednenday, 8 apt stab rr 14
Lv. Liberal 8:14 a.m.
Ar. Bober . 8:11 p.m.
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