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Newspaper Page TextIR 1H) Weather DAILY CIRCULATION 4125 COVERS ENTIRE COUNTY EVIEW Lest yesterday M r . i..t nioht - . i . tomgnt sua o"'"'i .::-V;;--.v-.-. i-lJi : ... tjsfrv.- y DOUGLAS C OUNTY ) enlng N.wi and th. Roseburg R.vle An Independent Newspaper, Publiihed for the Beet Intereiti of the People ' i n flu vn i 1 ,ro Coniolidat'O. V, A' j XXV, NO. 135, OF lIlfflLL; i EVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL, 13, 1923. VOL. XI, NO. 141, OF THE EVENING NEWS. IE SENTENCE led Reedsport Bootlegger L Spend Sixty Days j in Jail i . LOCAL UTILITIES sugar prices prime CLUES: j(j BE SURVEYED California-Oregon Power Co. to Make Inventory of System , (Bv fnlted Pre" rF.NHLF.TON. On., April 13. Dlooily finger prima were the clues obtained by the officers in the investigation since Tuesday of the murder of Charles Zink, wealthy bachelor rancher, which may lead to the identification of the killer. Zink was Deueveu to w e have been murdered with an axe, The bodv was then burned in an Ui r 1C DrVnKTn abandoned cabin. The charred PLANS ARE CONSIDERFD JOLE IS RLVUNLU i remain, wcre Identified by a belt -V7.ioiLr.KEX buckle. : .. Wd Threats Against Lives teds port Officers Results Hotelkeeper Being . 'laced in County Jail Agreement to Supply Power to City May Be Reached Following a Sixty-Day Inspection of Utility WASHINGTON, April 13 IlardiiiK and his cabinet today discussed th su--ar situation as New l ork dispatches told new high price level f,,r raw sugar. Acting attoinev ten eneral Seymour returning (nun a hasty con'-"-.re in New York with u orney Havward and other official, and took with him to the cabinet meeting mass data L0GKW00D TQ;PASTOHSHQQTS I nnm r.nir omnium nil ml r ii mn iu l UKl wwia.iiaww uu I I U 1ITI II III III L. I I II li 1 H IT r M y ! CATHOLIC FATHER2 . a. Trunin nnnnimri I I WJ III u I UrlUlU I ir llMWlllll l IIU W UL ENDED TODAY ' uban Ford Dea,er Ttk" Over the! M'"r"' !" A,"v i uuan e uiholir church, i management ot Koseburg Baseball Team in, i-i.it.-.! ri.-i KALAMAZOO. Mich. April 13. liev. t'haries liiil.m. assistant list 'lie's Komatl is licit! todn of Key. Henry for the shoolm; on the sugar price investigation OLD TIMFR QirVTn I to the department of justice has I liWtKS aiUINMJ U? ij been lnukinR. Refined beel and i 4V H''eilt rhnrch r..-l,,r ..I a .H... A ! ner last night.' all four shtn.i , taking effeci. I'll I ion's friends ile- cl.tre he suffered titt.n keds of in- siinity. I Mil, hi said his superior accused him. 4 Harming cf Paul Hadley lakes Place at Sunrise This Morning MAINTAINS INNOCENCE infe of threats against the of- of Reedsport. tne parote ri to Jack Connelly, of Iteeds- CHICAGO. April 13. Wage in- It was announced here tod.iv that negotiations between the Callfornia OreKon Power Comnanv. .H ii, nnvicted some tinie auo in the creases in the packing Industry nre;''UKIas County Light and Water r . t i l ; (l..i.l l nfUNnna Ka. Colli llfl n V hov.. 1. j hMice court on a charge of p:ing. has bi'en revoked ana e brought to this city last h serve out the CO-tlay sent tjposed upon him at the time conviction. Connelly was led lo pay a fine of J500 and (0 days in jail, the jail seiit (oweier. being suspended dur d behavior. It has develop M Connelly threatened the if officers Cook and Grubbe fldavits to this effect were led to Justice of the Peace I Jones by - Sheriff S'armer he result that Connelly was tted to jail to serve out the iposed upon him. lelly has been in the public r some time, lie is a hotel and alleged bootlegger. For a ed as deputy sheriff, being negotiaieu in cuiuereucea oe- nave readied the Rtnpe ..... 1 . Vhur. tKm . . "Me tweeu tne imiuuKeiiieiii aiiu iciinui- --.... uew organization is to alives of the "Company" unions here.! make a thorough survey of the local pay advances for all classes of work-; Plant and distribution system, with era and yearly vacations for employes a view of reaching some agrement paid hourly rates are being consider-1 or plan for the operation of local ed. The packing house and stockyard! Power and water facilities. The ne employes throughout the country will! gotiatlons. which have covered a benefit. period of several months have been o placed on a concrpte hui. a try.. in the next sixty days the California Oregon company will make a com plete Investigation with a view of ......,.B a pinny lor supplying elec trical power to Koseburg. Officials of the two companies have been in conference In Portland for the past week discussing the mat ter from all angles and endeavoring to reach some sort of an under standing. The meeting was verv mic- cane sugar was uniformly higher through the nation today at the refineries. e Places Responsibility. SEATTLE. April i;. Josenh I Fordney, ex-congressman from Michigan, co-author of the Kord- ney-McCumber tariff bill, here to- day declared that most of the Cuban plantations were owned by American bankers, speculat- e tors and refiners of Itoston and New York, who have combined to regain the post war losses In sugar manipulation. "They are responsible and the courts can't get them and I doubt if the gov- eminent can. There you are." he said. a SHOT BI EX-WIFE ONTARIO, Ore., April 13. Ed Jack son, former Ontario man, was snot in served as deputy sherirr, , ; . . . orobabiv fatally : 8ru rrom ""dpoint and a lowing certain development. , , "iIKISUf. i !f .P1-" been worked out " .... .ih wnicn will De the subject of the in- ter it was rumored that he ' " """' "" '" " ""' '" vestlgation to be started at once led up in liguor ring ac.ivl- . "; h JSZT 1 uZTJT representing the Call"orl discharged from this posi- C no evidence was obtained f htm for some time. )fly. however, he was found legion or several boitles and k was made against him result that he entered a guilty and paid a fine of u was given a suspended 60- s-nience. lino of weeks after that a Bit keeper by the name of Irthv was arrested charged prating a still. Ills place of was in the hotel owned and by Connelly, and Lang-1 who is still In jail waiting Mnuii j in, ciuuiieti mat me int him was a frame-up on of Connelly and that the 1 Wanted" the'stlH which was his nuarters. I of the feeling stirred up jhargps Sheriff Starnier went (sport and made a thorough (i'lnn. While there he pro kffidaviiB showing that Con-1 reafni'd 'he lives of the of- tbere and made remarks them. ThCRP Hftii1:ivtla iruru lore Justice of the Pence Jnt,eg who immeilfa'elv or-! i parole revoked and issued . li'mcnt. I lly was arrested vesterdav n irni brought out to this! K nigtit and placed In the I jail whore he will serve ou1 Imposed upon him today with a revolver. In the tussle the revohver was discharged wound ing Jackson. Mrs. Musso was married the second time three weeks ago. 1 Jackson arrived today from Washington. la-oregon company, will make n complete inspection and survey of the electrical generating and distri bution system and also of the water utility for the purpose of devlslnc a method of operation which will lie placed In tentative form before the officials agnln at a future meet ing nt which time It will be deter mined whether or not control will rass to the California-Oregon coin pan;'. In the event the new organiza tion Is selected to supply the utili ties for Roseliurg, a six-mile power line will be constructed from Hose- KLAMATH FALLS, April 13. After bur east to Dixonvllle to connect a morning spent by the attorneys lnwlth the 6(1.000 volt transmission argument the Jury at noon took the j line built by the company between case against J. V. Siemens, John Springfield and Prospect. This line Siemens Jr., and Marshall Hooper, will be connected tip with the sub charged with a misdemeanor in con- station In Rosehurg and the voltage nection with an alleged excessive loan there reduced to a point where it by the First State and Savings bank, mav be used for the, purpose of sup plying tne city witn power. T; Pruitt, Booth, Taggert and' n,.ff.. I : lit t t-i . I wunv iniL-u jp ror ihis Season's Squad First Game on May 1 3 MUSCOVITES IN ROSEBURG TODAY! City by Storm and Have Good Time PARADE THIS EVENING IHID IS HAI.GED TODAY Ql'EN'TIN' r.i .n L. - "... i,"l II l.v Rammed, known nle., a. i-nv. P-d. was hanged at il, !, !ay for the murder of his partner. Allie Akhar in countv. F of Cull Mohammed k. "m work.-r. ,..!.;' v.- th s-national l..r,i . Ihvnlv..,!. ( I.ief f th..... "fort in the eonit rf.,. 'he superior .nun in San 'o set aside the fna 'he state ,,,,,r . ,1,. , "uri ai- tin- . nniiiieii ' dial ne h law any proc preliminary In- -m.-d. staying the eie. saiit t. i ... - f..rr..a jurisprudence, hut .1" I'r" "V the "'"". lllltl hel.l iK.i I t.,v ' ot the n th T,M . '" 'hat th. ir l, Paul B. McKee. vice-president and general manager of the company, who with J. C. Thompson, assistant general agent, was in Roshur;r to dav. states that In the event the j California-Oregon companv secures control it will continue the onera- : tin, nt tVta ll'ln.kn.,... .! .1 ...111 I .. ...... .. .,,,.,.-,., uiiii n..u iu ny. ,ey were iniJluiir 11 vtllll JU'T iroill I Rf apf Jb PORTLAND. April 13.-Two hun- will have sufficient power for a.. I TZ"u! m nml" "welcem'e dred Astoria business men arrived at 1 purposes and for future develop ! am n citizens of the city are glad . ' . ' "''" s-i-i-. ""' . i 10 aid them n I'verv tiossilil T t rt Inns I n A . . . and Springfield was built at a grea' r 1 cost and Is a part of the world's i'.WK IIICKS 1.1 III TO STIUKKItS longest electrical transmission line. It Is connected with great peneratlne plants which provide practically un limited power to the communities tapped by It. It is the policy of th" company. Mr. VcKee states to oper ate the local units in the places where they obtain control and to ttse energy from the main line s',f- i.ocbhoou nas already siarted the wheels rolling and promises the fans of Koseburg that the team this year is going to make them all sit up and take notice. He has got in touch with veteran hull players for the main corners and promises a battery that will keep the rival teams work ing to even get on Jiasi's. Hoy Pruitt former Los Angeles twirler, who is now residing at j Grants Pass, has been lined up lo . noiu uown tne mound for the Uoe- i iiirg agi'iegatimi. Onkey Taagert, li liner O. A. C. pitcher, who play- . . .... . , pd with the Koseburg loam last year Live Wire Lodgemen Take'"1 a;so be. on the list ami with iiiiese i.o tossers lo slum them I across the plate there Is no question I about tho baiter)'. I ne receiving end has also been taken care of for .Mr. Lorkwooil has signed up Mike Duffy of Corvullls to wield the big llllt. Dufly is olio of tho best catchers In the suite and : lu addition to being all there bn- hind the bat Is able to give a good account of himself when he guts hold of the stick. Efforts are being mnde to Induce Ilooth, the heavy hitting outfielder ! wbii played with Uoseliurg to return ! lor this season. Ilooth Is now in Cnl- orado but will probably return and j get Into a Koseburg uniform again, i Practice has been started and all I local players are urged to turn out and try for places on Hie team nut! ; assist in training ihe nlnvers In ! preparation for the main games. I .Next Sunday n practice game will be held with Kiddle nt which linn the local boys will get a chance lo try out their ability. The first game will Tie played on Sunday May 13, an unlucky day for the visitors. Charley l.ockwood predicts. He asks the cooperation and a.-si sicnre of the baseball fans of the city In making the team a success. Financial support in the purchase of season tickets Is needed lo g.t things started ntiil all local people are urged by Mr. l.ockwood lo get behind the plavers and show that Koseburg can produce as good a learn as any city In the stall'. uoseourg is to have a humdinger I (Bv Vnitcd Pres. . u.. ,eiii ,, yeur. There is no I WASHINGTON. April 13. The em question or this lact since Ihe an-! ployinent service of the labor depart" iiouiiceineiit made this morning Unit ! nt lodav nredirted a aerimis ii,,,t. the management of the league team nent shortage of faun labor. The in ! '"'""'"i. Ile maintained Ins Innocence ... ,, ,.,Ren oter uy c. A. Lock-1 dustnal siluuilon throughout the roun- ,u '"" ' "a a,1(1 raced iieath calmly, wood, local Ford dealer, who is a i try is healthv and robust, the scrvicel Enda Tragic Romance, live-wire and rabid lms..l,ll r.. m. iul,..eiti... .,.,...1 ! MrK(li;K1.' nbln A..Pii 11 a-. Faces Death Calmly to the End Was Serving Life Term for Murder Com mitted by His ex-Wife (Rv Associated Tress.) FLORENCE. Ariz., April 13.--Pn.tl V. Hadley was hanged before sunrise today for the murder of Mrs. Ann.i O. o I MILLIE FROSTS ! DEI PREDICTED ! I Public Invited to See Torch light Parade at 7:30 To . night Roseburg Lodge's First Full Dress Parade Roselmrg w;1., today turned over to the Muscovites. Taking the citv by storm following tii.ir arrival oil the morning train, the Ponland and Hlllsboro delegates started out look ing for bear meat. Their first act upon taklns over tl.o reins of citv management was to give a badlv needed lemon to Roseburg Jay walk ers who were Instructed in the com plicated Portland method of getting across streets. After (.earing th.ir throats by a number of lusty veils, the visitors proceeded lo comman deer all automobiles they could find handy nnd look auto rides around noseourg and the Immediate vl. in tuit for a good time sure had it. Thev are a ?xocuiion today of Paul Hatllri- ends a tragic beginning In liilti when Hud lev, accompanied by his biitle, Ida flc iley, was ben:; taken froi.i Kansas Cliy lo Texas to answer a Minor chut ge. His v it-.- shot Short f Giles as the train was in Oklahoma and escaped into a Ih'cket. Finally tho lair was captured and Ihe wifj was acquitted. Ili.nc received a lifo sentence. Ida lugged to a"conipimy he: husband :.i prison. Her pleas I t ing unavailing she led . tin at tempted Jail break nnd for this re ceived a ten years sentence. Two years ago II ulley was released to perfect an invention nnd was not heard from until he was Identified while on a trail at Tucson Arizona under Ihe name of William S. Estnv er, for the murder of Mrs. Anna John son, Ihe wife of a lienver contractor. In the meantime Ida had been re leased. She is now in W ichita Falls, Texas, having obtained a divorce from Hadley. Case Notorious. VLniiKvcv: Ail a. wii it T'lint LOIU. Calif.. April 13. Ilelieved In! V ltu.liu ..nei,.tu.i i. n'.....n have murdered S. M. Joslln anil Mrs. j Ariz., of Ihe murder of Mis. Anna c! V. Mourier on the Joslln vineyard j Johnson, wife of a Denver conlraclor. ratlin, seven miles from here lliisi PORTLAND. April 13 The weath er bureau predicted killing frosts for eastern Oregon. Washington and the southern part of Oregon for Salurdiiy morning. T Willi wus Hiiitr in oeuin inur iMnvenioer morning, Joe Metil a farm hand, was: near Yuma. Ariz., while she and her utier lounii wun ins nrain Dlown out : by a shotgun. The slaying followed heated argument at the breakfast: tabic L!M! for the help given during the fire and cement business relationships. ' SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. April 13. Strikers or their sympathizers are .charged with the setting of frequent cane fires which have been occur ring recently chiefly on the snuth side of the island where strikes of ( field laborers have been on for some j time. None of the mills have been forced to shut down because of the strikes, although some of the cen trals have worked on a reduced scale. Within 48 hours In the Guayaina ay in enjoying their stay in Kos.liuig. At 6 o'clock tonight Ihey are to be entertained at a banqu't in the I. O. O. F. hall. This banquet Is be ing arranged by the Kebekalis and will lie a bounteous spread. At 7:"o this eoni,K torch light parade will take place. The Posebiitg Muscovites will al'P'ar In this parade in their new uniforms for the first time. They will b- hended by the I. O. O. F. band an 1 husband and Hadley were en roule In an automobile, from Tucson to Cali fornia. The ense attracted wide attention after It had been revealed .that Had ley, alias William S. Kstnver. was an escaped lire term prisoner from tho Oklahoma stale penitentiary. In his first trial for the murder of Mrs. Johnson the Jury was unable to agree on a verdict. II was while awaiting a second trial that the disclosures ! concerning his past prison record were mnde. Throughout the ordeal of two trials WASHINGTON. April 13 Sweep-! Hadlev remained unruffled. Ile was Ing (dianges in Ihe high command of : stoical even when Judge S. L. Pntiee the American navy are expected lo sentenced bltii to be hanged. Hadley follow Seereiary's Denbv's riluni to-, 1s about :'.." years old, of medium day from a visit to the fleet. Admiral, heirht anil slender. Robert K. Coontz, now chief of naval! Mrs. Johnson's husband testified operations is understood to have been that Hadlev without provocation bad recommended as commander of the. fired ihe shot which killed her. John combined fleets, succeeding Admiral son also was wounded at Ihe lime of Hilary II. Jones, who would go lo the; the murder and was in a hospital for general boanl. Admiral K. W. Ill rlo. several weeks. Hadley, who was ar- commanding Ihe bl.itle fleet Is to be. rested in Stnval. Ariz., maintained. chief of naval operations. ficient to Increase the power enough I ,he HiHsbnn. drum corps. T!i PORTLAND, W.thetall, IT, - mist, went to the Salem today in ill. .1. II biga- phson at of a dep- to meet all requirements. "We believe In the future of Southern Oregon and Northern Cal ifornia." Mr. McKee said. "We are not altruistic In our belief but sel- txecuted ac- -'lir.g had reached district recently there were 40 fires fish. It Is true that our Investments reported, culminating in the burning at the present time are not justified of more than "00 acres of cane. by our Immediate returns, hut we do 0 I believe that the future development Som In 'ity ; 0f this country will bring us a good Peter H. Flynn, formerly a resl-1 profit and for that reason It Is our dent of Drain spent last night In this' policy to encourage development city. Mr. Flynn is now a resident of i wherever possible. Los Angeles, where he Is employed: "We have found that electrical en by the Paul I). Walsh Jewelrv Com- erey is one of the greatest altrae- pany. T Come was i1efjnj,lv relief could ' rner counsel ,hl, ,,,, nt was the man! m ii r :,,;i;'r aa'' " ot the,. V Ti T v mmi r trial " miin ranch workor .. inT..rprf.t(ir "i quarrH ovor "'"Ky at ho wan roiin-! of 1 'Tlr TTnlted Pre roUTLANh. April 13. Crank hot from OrpRon, VR5hl.i(tton, Maho California and Brittfth C- tnmbta compptpd today In the Rrww City In th- flrnt hi north- w cprint: ohoot. The nhoot will Unt hTPt day. The prize l tions to capital. Mn Intoregtpd In plarinsr lndtitri of various kind? seek tbofw loralftlos wher powor H flVflMrble. lwlopment of all klndn follow the powr lines. Farms are eleetrlfied nnd Irripatd, hotn ron vpnfepres nr (nsPl'd. ttulnesss expand, and all of this t nrlf ' betterment of a community. We a1" frank to admit that we are not striv ing to hul'd t'p pommiinttles for th" rjke of the rommiin'tlo themfdvei altocether. hut we realize that bv our efforts In stimulaUnff is i h on'v pnhlir part of the ccrciiion- ial and Initiation nnd ihe puh'ii' ij Invlti-d to witiH's- this proci -jkhtnn which will Include many liumoiou nnd peppy stirniH. Kollowine the par;ide wh'ch will be several hlofk1 lorn:, the ih1l' ??i'Ii will return to ihe hall where they will Initiate a large cl;n( Into the nlav order nf ihe o.ld Fellown. It Is expected thfit almost ino candid ates Will tn!(e the MllHCOvite dfe. Tomorrow mottilntr the visitor? nnd the Itosehurff M'lW'ivlteK will pn to flrants I'as wliere another hln cere monial will he held. i Over two Imrdred visitor nre f-x-j nected to par'i'-lpate (n toi ikht's feeH1te A'Miont 1 fill firrlved tM mornlnff from Portland, IlilUhoro and other points in the north, while Museovlie. arrivei) all day In ru'o niohile. Th'ie who had r-i'i.ven-d up to 2 o'c'ork this afternoon w f: Fl. A. Horn4, Minnenpollh; T. V, April 13.- 'apt. -at'S, fOIn'eM."i'(i Mate cu ;tedy nt y li :-iff v. ho hNo tfok two oiiiik men nenfenf fd to four years wh on anult and robbery char get. Weather all in facing a two year term, lie li t)eu vetj t(t he Ul" Ol(e-t nan l er seiit to the (ireon pen it en I la! V, REBELS KILLED i?J FISI j however, thai Mrs. Johnson was slain j by a bandit who attacked the party. Advices from Muskogee said Hadley .escaped from Ihe Oklahoma prison more than a year ago when he was I grant, d a ten tily l"ve of absence lo f.isit his mother who was ill. lie was convicted ibeie v i'h his wife of murder pi .-iinnecl ion n i;h ihe killing; ; of a sheriff. he purpose of this department to industry j w-ork In the various parts of tb and development we increase the im-i state where the Calitornla-Oregnii of electrical energy and brliiR rreat- company operates for the purpose of er prof to ourselves." luilldlnr up c w Industries nd Hi" In direct line with this policy, th" -: nsiislon of those cities, towns an! Califorrl-Oree:on Power Companv settlements. M'ich of ihis wml'l'd 1 . nw.n . Ihnln.r..,.,!!,- 1 ..... In ,1 , rr,f t 1 1 .. .al:. ' 11 I -riT " vl"h,,, trophies.) rv-partment of Netr Industries Till i the activities of the con. , any. bit They will use the traps at the , nder the direction of W., H.l-.ork out ev. nf'tllv to Mln- gr. nt- ' i.trnana oun tlub. Crawford, until recently of the !t--r r.-venee l.v .idd'd use nf the pier partment of Industries of the Port-ji-r whlcti it is the company's t!'- !rc laud Chamber of Commerce. It U to supply. Hotnback. Ci-.swill; S. Itatnis. Pen-di.-tnti; Tsuap Flanar'.'. Myrtle Creek; C. C. Just in in. lirew; A. L. Dv.r, Myrtle Cr-ek; (i. a Kltbv. Mvnle t"'k: H. w. Ib iinett, Portland: C. H. Hatiffin.-in. t-'alem; ('. I-:. M.-l-dnit,i. Klauiatli Fills; li. Ilemslev. ai.in; .1. T. I.aitren-. I'ortlitnd; W. i. Meekiiy, Hlllslioro: J. Sorenson. Hi'Kb"ro: w. C. I.anr.-iis. Portland: I C. Hall Portlat'd; H. Ilorlntid. I'or'land: Win. A Merand. IWirlng; V II. PtO'.-M. Hills', oro; K. V. Malil iHnc. Portland: .1 V. West. Hllls boro: F. K. Ilarcrave. H III leiro I. I. V aldion Oregon r'lty; p. t; en ilerso.'. p-ii.-iii; Tlimnas F. Itvan, Oregon City; .less,.' T. .lon.s, Port '.'ifKl; (emge -:. s-i!!l-.:m Cortland: II. II. Ilrown. Portlitnd; II. J. I'laeee. I'lirllnlid: Waller It I.ee. Prntlanil: .1. c. W'elrl.h. HlUsboio; 1. 1 Wiiit Portland; II. II Alrlin. v m 1 1 v : lialph M. tlwal.l. Poilland; Ssri Itiilict'-t.-'ii, l-jig.iie: J. P. ('ax on. Portland: F. Sell. -is, Mvrile V; i; W. Mil's. Mvrtle Creek; W. Ii.-i 'ii-iiin. Willow Spring i. Mo ; C. K. (.roves. Clear l,al -, Okla ti'-l,,-,; IV J Ptltig'e, Ml, ,-,,; O A. t: i ei,-. . M- r.e Cr". k : Milan It Hill. Flk. ' Wash : Ira I.. Ilov. r, I HI lard ; Li r P. Kmith, Portland. PKNdHAZSI. Tripoli, April PI.--Two hundred rebels, are killed in one day's fii-liling beUve.n ihe Italli.n troops and the hill tribes mar Inn . according to r,-Mirts. Armored cars and liiaehlne guns were u-ed to drive I the rebels from Hie strongly toilili.-d hill village. Flifffl Rovcrn vote on PEACE. SAYS EBERT 1 (tlv t'.ilted fros" I I P.FRI.IN. April PI Pl.-sldent , j Fndeilih Fheri in an ex.bislve ! Interview Wilh Ihe l llited I'less 1 today repeated C.-ttiialiy s ex- ! pressed willlllt'n'-:-s for p.-are. He I coupled It however VMth bitter I ileniiticlal io:i of the French pro- ' rediire 111 tli" llulir b,-le he tie- clareil ihe Hint k Afruans with loaded carbines nnd dr-i n sain es bad driven sev.-i.il hiindied wotk- I ers and officials null lli.-ir wn.-s i and .rhildtcn f.niti their homes. som.'.l lines t. -oio lint- goods in manner of .utlaN "-implv b.- : Calls.' these people sIlOWCll fidd llv to their tathetland" Fheri liitu-ilv cmd'tiin, .1 the Fietiih killins- the fomtetn Krupp winks workers at i:--.-n. , (Rv I'ntt.d I'rfs. LONDON, April PI.- The to. -nl was victorious on Ihe i be army nnd air lon e annual bill arter a twenty four hour session nnd d. bate starting Inst night. The bollso of commons ndjourncd utilil Monday, with Hie cabinet supisuters brciithinn easl.-r. The crisis is considered past. SAI.II i i iiiiimi' n ene of t I i m r l. t'olrv. April 1?.. Threo weit m-riouly Injured when ; cni-'ine- piunu'gd from tho and Kin C. ramie western tuicks and pluniied forty feet into Iho AiLansas iter near here today, ,n W'nther. proprietor of the 1m 1 rh I Motel barte r shop. In anions? the Muscovites in the city todav from Portland. Mr. Win t her Is a promt ni nt tnem.it r of the order and lt a. In in. h.