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ICTS
BREAK
IONIA, Mich., Aug. 28. WrAp:
. parently having scattered in vari-
ous directions, 11 of the 24 con-
victs who escaped from the state
reformatory hare this morning aft-
er overpowering 20 guards, were
Hindu “Messiah”
Has a Busy Day
In Windy Town
CHICAGO, Aug. U. Wn—A quiet
young Hindu, Jidda Krishnamurti,
from whom Theosophy awaits the
PAXCENCT
WICHITA DAILY! TIMES
ELECTION RETURNS BY PRECINCTS
SUNDAY AUGUST ••. 1020
PART ONE
Governor
sr
net
W “EEn kef
. - still at liberty tonight. Three were
recaptured before noon and tonight
were back in the institution. In sol-
itary confinement and feeing the
possibility of three yeere additional
imprisonment for their short free-
y.dom.
: The break, shortly after 1:80
great teacher’s message to a mod-
* era world, came to Chicago today
and met with all the grace of (the
Orient the worshipful welcome of
his followers and the amassed cu-
riosity of mid-A merles. ...
Besieged by throngs of Theoso- 12.
phists who deluged him with ger- 11
lands of flowers, and confronted by
newspapermen and women eager th
put on paper evidences of his in
vestment with Divine gifts, he had
little opportunity for meditation in
hotel-top bungalow where he sought
1 SOIVie senool’
3. Barwise School
4. Court House •
5, Court House
6. Ban Jacinto .
7. Public Library
o’clock this morning, was one of
the boldest in the history fit Mich-
igan penal institutions. For a time
five men, ring leaders in the escape
were in virtual possession of the
prison. Among the leaders were
Beaton Ford and Franklin Todd of
Toledo, sentenced for holding up
the Hadley. State Bank in Laper
county some months ago. ... .
That many of the other 1400 In-
mates of the prison did not join
the 54 who got out was due large,
ly to the courage to Ed Haight,
• deputy warden. Summoned from
his home by an outer guard. Height
ran to the scene and arrived as a
large group of inmates were com-
ing through the main entrance. By
firing his rifle over their heads,
1 Haight forced them back Into the
, prison. No one was severely wound-
1 sd but several were slightly injured
1 by flytag glare and by the milling
: of the crowd. _. .
• Contrary to earlier reports only
. the leaders of the escaped convicts
t. appear to have been armed. Where
they obtained the weapons has not “I
.. been determined. Only yesterday
• the periodical search of the Insti- 99
E tution for weapons waa begun and
2 wee to have been completed today
gwith inspection of the ward in
2 which the outbreak originated.
refuge.
To those who naked, as others
asked on Gallilee's shores two
thousand years ago, “from whence
hath this man these things?" he
spoke in parables to explain his
Theosophical tenets and to Inter-
pret his position as the mouthpiece
of the God whom Theosophy calls
the world teacher.
Krishnamurti to 30 years of age
10. k of C. Hall....
11. High School ....
it V.hmet a.,":.
14. Floral Hhts. Drug
• A @0..* 22!.:::
* 17. Carrigan School .
11. Spoonts Drug ....
19. Junior College ...
20. Polk St. Gro.......
21. No. I Crestway...
22, Floral Heights ..
23. Buchanan Bt Sta-
ll. Sam Houston ....
25. Allend
26. Cashio
1
6
______*h School 235
Burk. City Hall... 244
Burkburnett . ... 259
Thrift . ......125
2. park cred. 206 1
Krishnamurti is 30 years or age. tE Iowa Park Irri.of. 185 1
That age has been computed by the 34. Valley View .....46
horoscope, for the date of his birth 35. Electra, Tpsn Schl. 81
----------'-----““ Electra ........98
. Electra ........283 .
. Electra . ........294 1
. Mt. Carmel ......37
is not known and he may be a year
or two older. A slight man, he has
the typical facial east of the Hindu
and the same coffee-colored com-
ploalon. with a thatch of thick
bleak hair. The occidental elothes
he wears in England and America
are chosen with impeccable taste,
for the sake of conformity and to
avoid the appearance of eccentric
city, although he believes the loose
robes and sandals of India more
comfortable.
14
34
Totals .........6682 2705 7587 1775 6104 2811 5361 4013 2846 3006 609 916 317 187 375 5 585
IE DEAD
BODY OF RODGERS RAMSEY SUSPECT
TAKEN TO HOME HELD IN SANT
LANIER IS ELECTED
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SIANA COAST
Hold Henderson
Man In Slaying
Father and Son
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the prairie lands near Montegut and
seven others were discovered by a
naval seaplane circling over the
marsh lands late today. Among
the dead were .said to have been
Claude and Charles Dupont, of
Houma
Six others were believed to have
been drowned when the tug beat
Fatten was lost in the Mississippi
near Convent, La. The body of Mrs.
George Theis, wife of the captain
of the tug, was recovered and
searching parties were endeavoring
to find the bodies of the other mem-
bere of the crew and her hueband.
The party for which the seaplane
waa searching throughout the day.
a group of prominent residents of
their nome. Thibodaux, including the entire
family of Freddie Daigle, Mr. and
Mrs Tayler Beattie, Ava Tabor, Mrs.
L C. Tabor and C. Fronton Pugh, re-
turned to Thibodaux after having
been loot In the marshes of lower
Terrebonne since Tuesday.
HENDERSON, Texas, Aug. 28. on
Preliminary hearing for Will Brit-
ton, held in connection with the
killing yesterday of Wren Huff and
his son, Holly Hutt, la to bo next
wook in Mount Pleasant officers
eald.
Britton waa arrested after the
Hoffa had boon shot down on the
highway near
shooting to believed to be the re-
salt of bad feeling of tons stand-
lag between Britton and Hutt
Officers said Britten Mid Hutt
! ted blochod the read near his beuee
I and that when te came along in his
automobile truck harcould not pass.
He said he caw Huff coming toward
Amato he picked up hie gun and
According to officials, the son was
hilled when he went for a truck to
take the body et his father home.
Cateh Cassidy.
HAZENMORE, Sask.—James Cas-
sidy lived to a portable house. The
provincial police came, looking for
quor. Cassidy's shack was ready
move, but the police were too
quick. Besides Cassidy's furniture
and personal effects, there were
fifteen bottler of beer and numerous
empty ones in the house, police
aid.
Seaplane Finda Bodies.
The bodice of the fishing erew
were found by a seaplane piloted
by Julius DuPont, a former football
star of Louisiana State University
and a brother of the two missing
DuPonts.
The four bodies found on the
prairie indicated that the men had
made a desperate struggle for their
lives. The fishing camp to which
they had repaired to seeking saf-
ety, however, was shattered by the
winds, only a few sacks being found
on the spot by the rescue party.
The passage of the storm, stories
told today revealed, was marked
by the inundation of the marsh
lands by giant waves rolling in from
the Gulf of Mexico, overturning
boats and swooping away all be-
fore them.
Members of the seaplane’s crew
said they viewed many email beats
grounded and overturned in the
march land and fears were express-
ed that other bodies would be found
as the search through the bayous
and outlying sections continues.
marked shaking handa with Street.
Street returned the greeting and
asked Leahy If he waa armed. On
*= ........—.....- - - - .receiving a negative reply. Street
filer’s comrades on the Hawaiian said:
night, aided by two sailors and two “All right. I’ll take your word
marines and placed la the limousine for it. Put on your coat and let’s
N Sae almost 24 hours to the “Leahy expressed a desire for
minute after the commander’s death something to eat and was taken to
that the body waa etarted on itsa restaurant where ha ate dinner
way to his final resting place at thejust at noon. From there he wan
national cemetery. Arlington, Va. taken to police headquarters. Leahy
There will be funeral services Mono declined to make a statement to
day in his home at Havre do Grace, the officers.
then the body will be conveyed to Leahy’s bride, married last Thurse
Washtagton for final services and day, soon joined him at police head-
burial at 1 p. m. Tuesday. . quarters and remained with him
The departure of the body waa de, during the afternoon In Capt.
toyed until the commander’s full Street’s office while officers suard-
dress uniform was brought from ed him.
Washington by airplane. ...... officers declared they had been
Three companies of marines, three trailing him since Martines was ar.
companies of sailors and the “^I rested and had been closely watch-
sesquicentennial . band from the ing the brother of the woman whom
navy yard farmed a guard of honor Lelhy had married.
at the mortuary, ... borne out a Leahy and his brother. Bd Leahy,
As the casket was borne ..were arrested several weeks age
buglar sounded present arme anA.aa and arraigned before A. J. Custer,
the guard of honor eneppedsouthe I justice of the peace at Sinton. Marry
command, the band played NeareriLeaby being charged with murder
"xaon Ticc. mane - Fox: .na ea **--," .uresenmne
williamM. Bowlin, comradent maiF in “connection with al-
Commander Rodgeresonithe Pel leged efforts «• get the reward of-
walian trip, bore he corria wun i Ramsey for the find-
four enlisted men, two from the 12 husband
navy and two from the marines. L. LeSy soon made bond, but
Standi ng at attention weruett Harry was unable to make his bond
cers. of the navy red IngeN of $66,500. Later after a habeas cor-
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out _____"south Texas as a rancher.
District Judge T. M. Cox of Bee-
President end, **%, CH ville said Friday that a special ses-
POUL SMITH S, N. Ye Aug- 38. o the grand jury would be
-A message ot sympathy, sent by Iaien ‘" 55-- P--L-------
President Coolidge today to Ad-
miral Rodgers, on the death of his
son. Commander John Rodgers,
“Please accept my deep and sin-
earn sympathy in the sorrow which
haa come to you. Commander
Rodgers’ life will be an inspiration
to the services as an exemplifies
tion of the finest Meals et our
their car at an undertaker's estab-
lishment while the wark mahogany
casket draped with an American
flag was carried out by two of the
BARTLETT S
QUANAH, Texas, Aug. M.—W. G.
Lanier was elected sheritt of Harde-
man county: W. N. Bartlett, county
judge: R. & (Bob) Reed, county
commissioner; L B. Jenkins, public
weigher: ■. L Flynt, county sur-
veror, In Saturday's primary.
Ferguson 737; Moody 3,059, For
attorney general. Alfred 2,248; Pol-
Hard 394. Treasurer, Hatcher 1.404:
Ball 860. Representative, 114th dis-
triet, Covey 1,360; Kincaid 1,159.
District attorney, Welch 1,560;
Franklin' 1,081.
Two email boxes with about 100
votes still out
A. a. Brothers, who tea been vis-
Ittng in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. J E Ward and family, has re-
turned to his home in Weatherford.
called as soon as Leahy was ar-
rested.
Leahy was sought ss soon as
Ramsey’s body was found.
Years of Research Work Brings
Fortune to Dallas Man.
G. M. GORDON.
$17,500,000
FUN OIAIE J TEAM
N Democratic Mere
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28. VP)-Com-
mander John Rodgers was one of
the picturesque figures in the nave)
services.
Broad shoulders and over six feet
tall, with clear eyes and light hair,
he was one of the moot democratic
of officers. His outstanding char-
acteristio perhaps was his calm,
sometimes stoical, demeanor.
His perseverance in the new game
of novel aviation became proverbial
He was one of Ito pioneers and he
instilled into the younger officers of
that branch of the service his hopes
of accomplishment with the new
Governor Flays
Detective Chief
Hall-Mills Case
KERRVILLE, Texas, Aug is.00 —
Reorganization of Texas Presbyter-
fan stewardship and home mission
work was approved here Saturday
by. the Texas Presbyterian synod
in annual session.
The reorganisation plan calls for
appointment of a full time secre-
tary for stewardship and a full time
superintendent for home mission
work operating under direction of
the home mission committee.
The synod today concluded con-
sideration of ita moot important
committee report. The committee
on schools and colleges reported that
almoat $750,000 had been collected
from the statewide educational fund
campaign of two years ago. The
report said, however, that after pay.
ing debts only small sums will be
available for endowment of new
buildings.
The women's auxiliary adjourned
today with the election of the fol.
lowing officers:
President, Mrs. J. W. Culver. Ban
Antonio, re-elected; vice-president,
Mrs. W. B. Lee. Brownwood: secre-
tary-treasurer, Mrs. W. L Hickman,
Dallas; treasurer, Mrs. Roger Ken-
nodr. Waxahachie: secretaries et
causes, Mrs. M. D. Stell. Houston,
Mrs. C. R. Stephens, Ballinger, and
Mrs. L C. Majors, Dallas.
Tomorrow's services will bs fea-
tured br sermons by the Rev. Hens
rr H. Sweets, of Louisville, Ky. and
the Rev. A. D. Purcell, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Around Town
--------------------- — -
Mr. and Mrs. >- ■■ Fleming left
Saturday night for an extended visit
to California. En route they will
stop at San Antonio and Bl Paso to
visit relatives. ______-
Winnelle Ward, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Julian to Ward, 2011
Jones street, was reported Saturday
to be doing nicely after having A
tonsils removed. ‘
Dr. G. T. singleton has returned
from St. Louis and Chicago where
he did post graduate work: He le
now In a new location at the Wil-
liam-Mary Hotel.___
O K. Watson returned Saturday
from Temple, where Mrs. Watson
underwent a serious operation 10
days ago Mrs. Watson to reported
to be doing very well.__
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/ Lady Nurses to Wait On You—Heurs a te s Datly—Open Sunday
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Promenade of
the College
. Campus
A Thrill It /•//
Would you turn that thrill
into a "heart sick” feeling to
discover you were wearing
the wrong clothes?
This live store guarantees
whatever you buy at “The
Hub” will be the correct
clothes you will see worn at
all colleges this fall!!!
AUSTIN, Aug. 28. (n)—Appropria-
tions approximating 111,000,000 will
become available September 1 for
the support of ths state government
for the year ending August 11, 1927.
All unexpended appropriations
for thic fiscal year will revert to
the general revenue fund with the
closing of books, August 11, 1926.
Governor Ferguson has authorised
' during this fiscal year more than
$2,000,000 pin deficiencies. Appro-
priations to cover these deficiencies
may be made at the special session
of the legislature, con venlag Sep-
tember 11.
To be rewarded, after many years
of study, with that which he Bought
and to receiver for It a fortune in
the sum of $50,000, wee the let of
O. M Gordon, well-known pharma-
cist of Dallas. Texas, discoverer et
Gordon's Antiseptic for the stomach
and bowels—a medicine sold by
many to have almost miraculous
powers et bringing relief to sut-
trefrom stomne". or bowel
To find a medicine which would
combine the necessary antiseptic
and digestive effects, so essential
to the successful treatment of all-
meats emanating from the stomach,
was the task to which Mr. Gordon
sat himself many years ago. The
effort was a long and at time a .
discouraging one, but in the end
he won—-found exactly what he had
hoped to find—Gordon’s Antiseptic,
t Nineteen out of 20 people have
indigestion or some sort of stomach
distress after eating caused by fer-
mentation (tearing of food matter),
which can only be stopped with an
Moro than $6,000,000 will ba avail-
able September 1. for support of
educational institutions, and $3,291,-
431 for the various state depart-
manta. 1 2 —
Among other appropriations that
will become available: Southwestern
Inaano Asylum, San Antonio, $452,-
540; State Lunatic Asylum, Austin,
$408,510; State Orphans’ Home,
Corsicana. $205,630; State Tubercu-
losis Sanitarium, Carlsbad, $353,240;
atato Confederate Homo. $172,690;
State Epileptic Colony, Abilene,
$353,110, .
FRANKLIN LEADS
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Aug.
It. VP)— FerdDavid, chief of Mid-
dlesex county detectives, today waa
ordered by Governor Moore to
“either cooperate with the invests-
galore in the Hall-Mills murder In-
quiry or get out.” Governor Moore
talked with Assistant Prosecutor
Francis Monahan over the telephone
from his summer home at Seagirt.
David said he would confer with
weapon, 1 Monahan later today. He was one
P - of the chief investigators of the
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28. CO—A murder and hla work has been un-
black gowned woman, the mother of I dor fire by those in charge of the
Commander John Rodgers, whoreopened Inquiry. T L
crashed to his death yesterday.Last night Senater Simpson, ape-
gathered in her arms the wife of the elal prosecutor, asked Governor
enlisted man, her son’s mechantelan, Moore to take action against the
on the fatal flight from Washington detective “for obstructing justice."
In the quiet corridor of the bee- .... WATEEF CI INC TO
pital at the Phisdelphia navy yard MILWAUKEE CLINGS 1 VP
last night the mother who lost her IFAD IN AeenCIATION
son found courage to hearten the LEAD IN ASSOCIATION
young wife who raced from her -
summer vacation in New Jersey to n — with almost
the beanide of her husband, Samuel .S.a9‘n the Amenean assoei-
rears came to her eyen an are. ton sitopins in hitting. Nlmerrtt
Rodgers quietly patted the young Ne hanetneon With.™ blitina
wife's shoulder and encouraged her claim the lead in team NS h
as she waited to learn the outcome The Toledo, Mudhens during the
of her husband's broken back, week ended by Wednesday’s games
------ I | slumped from a leading club per-
Fiver's Aunt Otoe eentage of .318 to .809, one point
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11. (r)— below Milwaukee, off one point from
Mrs. Serena Livingston Rodgers, the previous week. Minneapolis waa
widow of the late Augustus F. the one team to hold its own, rating
Rodgers, died yesterday at her home seventh with a .287.
here following a year's iliness. Mrs. Lebourveau of Toledo to well out
Rodgers was an aunt of the terole I In front among the batsmen, with
navy flyer, commander John D. R. 889 slugging after a week of eleven
Rodgers, who was killed yesterday, hita in as many games
She waa barn in New York, but With Duncan of Minneapolis not
had lived in San Francisco for 33 figuring in the hitting. Brief of Mil-
years. She was the last af the nine waukee cracked out s half desen
original heirs to the Lamous Mam. s home runs te tle for the league lead
moth Cave in Kentucky. I Tot 22. Cullop of St Paul stepped
----------------------- into the race with two homers L.
--------------------------------- which made his total 11.
— Ya , r I Riehbours of the Brewers to won
TTA TLC ahead in base stealing, having ad-
1/1 I ID ded his 45th of the year. Lebour-
** **P__' 11 vMu finds time to plifer a few, here
and there, in addition to setting the
pace la slussies and has 87 to his
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The Suits
Top Coats
S. P. Glaynen I pace I
WELLIGTON, Texas, Aug. M—a n
P. Clayner. age 2. died at his home I *-
LUGGAGE
To Carry You Off to
School!
—Wardrobe Trunks
—-Gladstones
— Kit Bags
—Salt Cases
—Dress Trunks
—Steamer Trunks
— Oversized Suit Cases
—Hat Boxes
—Fitted Cases
—Brief Cases
on's Antiseptic goes right to
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VERNON, August 28, — 0. 0.
Franklin et Vernon with 8529 votes
was leading C. Y. Welch of Quanah
with 3004 for the Democratic sem-
ination for disrtict attorney of the
46th district at 9:30 o’clock tonight,
with the unofficial count from Wil-
barger end Foard counties complete
and all but three Hardeman coun-
ty bexea la. The vote by counties
follows:
.......was ^
.... 3404
8620
—----------—- - his home | I bitching Kill IndlananeHe
in the Plymouth community, north- 1.5a."punte the Ph
went of Wellington last Tuesday, turned in no sine vetory without
Funeral at the heme and DOrfal I adding tea a total five games
services in the Plymouth cemetery ,.., * the Indian flinger han
on Wednesday were conducted byworked more innings than any
the Rev. 3.T, Nabors, and the new, oner in the aircune, Bet. orwon s
Henry Franeis of this place. I o Milwaukee lost a game to make his
He is survived by his widew. three seasons record 1 12 wane Dawson
children, his mother, nre. ‘s. J. N Con 1 itraient
Glayner, three brothers. Warren without wddieto, desenivisteries
Lowe, Ernest and Eimer of Marlow, to tie with Clarkson of Toledo.
Okla.: and one plater, Mrs. Tom Leading Association bittern: Le-
Cunningham. *------
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Mrs. Eisle Cavalli. BV1 ,
DENVER, Aus as. mn—Mre. mole amom * s BAN
Cavalli, 33, known to the art world -1- ------
as Klelo Fidler, who with her two
sisters, created the series ot "Am ..... nuwnwn, auwu-pu==, .pun
eriean Girl" pictures which for Rienbours, Milwaukee, .351.
years appeared on magasine covers — -----------------------
and past cards, died at her home --------- --------- -= -----
late yesterday. Death resulted from In Mow Tork City attending A con:
tuberculosis, , vention and for study, has returned
met. Louisville, .Md! Dunean, Min.
neapolis, .359; Brief. Milwaukee,
Russell, Indianapolis, HI!
Dr. N. H. Coleman, who has been
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In grays, blues and browns.
— Chalk stripes, tweeds. Herring-
bones and Glen plaids.
—Two-button English coats; wide,
bold roll lapels.
—Three-button college’ boats, with
wide spaced buttons.
$3250 to $6500
—For Collate Men and also suitable
for Yount Women—sizes 82 to 42.
—Herringbones, Tweeds, Plaids and
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—Also showing the new Camel Hair
Coats.,
$2750 to $4,750
do o®
For the
Engineer -
Student
Field Breeches
Whip Cord or Gaberdine In
tan or gray button bottom.
$3.95 to $12.50
College
Fall Hats
Rackish Snap Brims
in medium or light
felts.
$3.95 Up to
$16.50
College
Oxfords
In black or tans, smart :
broguish styles, with
solid noise producing
low heels. ' ,
$4. S5 Up to :
$12.50
College
Furnishings
—Kaiser Ties with Biellea
construction
$1.85 tO $4.95
T9
—Smart shirts with the
new long point collars.
$1.95 Up to $12.50
THE
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hard leg BOOTS, ten only--
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SUEDE WIND BREAKER
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BRIM HATS
4^ Cord Band
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College
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Cotton..... Tie
Bilk...........$2.00
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Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 108, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 29, 1926, newspaper, August 29, 1926; Wichita Falls, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1697443/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.