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ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1925.
VOL. XIII NO. 61 OF THE EVENING NEWS
II M il PTni
HIViwUlHL D nHilluLhh? "MM
PLAKS GORiPLETE AND PROGRAM
PROVIDES FDR THREEBIGDAYS
Indication Point to Most Successful Carnival in History
of City Complete Program for Three Days
to Be Given Tomorrow Baby Parade
to Be Held Thursday.
DELAYED; DOCKET
Everything Is In readiness for i fight and other amusing and en
Itoseburg'g blgest, best and most tertalning features on the streets
Buri-ntmi sirawnerry earnivui.
whk'b is to start on Thursday.
May 21. A chwk of ail features
and events Indicates that the var
ious committees have work well
In hand, and have arranged for
greater participation In all the
thntt lever hefnra I
The Varniva, will be officially , ZVmmli Su'uaw,"1 Ch"g" '
opened on 'Thursday morning at . '7 ' . ...
:30 a. m.. with a parade by the I Another big feature of the
'.Umpqua Chiefs and Squaws, led ! ,hree davs- wl" ,he RH8e
by the American Legion state I "how. which will be held in the
championship drum corps with j "J"""" "uniting, mineral prizes
itiic ut-iiiH unciru iui iiiui event.
During the entire week the
lAbner K. Kline allows will furnish
carnivul attruetions at all hours.
I These shows rank among the best
on the coast.'and will provide an
I amusement for everyone bet wee u
j special features.
Strawberry booths will be open
POttTXANl). May 13.
(Special to the N'ews-K.'vlew )
Because of the extremely
crowded condition of the
federal court docket, ;he cate
of the 1'iilted states against
Horace G. Wilson, of Hose-
burir. has bevn moved for-
ward. The case Is scheduled
to come up tomorrow, but
may be still further delayed.
the United States Attorney's
office said. Wilton is char-
ed with violation of the Maun
White Slaw act by trans-
porting Aletta V, C. Lindsley
from one statu to another.
the Uouis'Ihs County Conwrt
Kami, and the Ho.se burg boys'
Hand also in the procession.
The baby parnde Is to take
place at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Horace
Merit, Mrs. Thomas Ness and Mrs.
K. H. Thurber have this event
In charge and Mrs. Iterg asked
this morning that parents be noti
fied to have their children at the
corner of Oak and Jackson streets
promptly at 9: .10 a. m. There
nre six classes, buggies, carts,
doll buggies, child wagons, velo-
The strawberry exhibit will bo
held at the Lawrence real estute
ofi'ico on Cass street.
The committee ig offering a
special prize of $115 for the best
decorated building or store front
during the carnival. Merchants
are being urged to have their
windows decorated, and to keep
their displays illuminated at
night.
During the Carnival there will
be a Hoy Scout exhibition camp
SUICIDE ENDS
LIFE OF ANTI-
RED ORGANIZER
General Savinkoff Jumps
From Prison Cell Win-
dow on May 7.
r I pedes, or auto and other goods l at Oak and Hose streets. In the j
of historical characters, three
prizes bing open for each divl
fdou. Children up to 6 years of
age, will be admitted in the pa
rade. Th'3 crowning of the queen will
take place at 11 o'clock at the
rear of the I'mpaua hotel. An
information bureau 'will aUo be
maintained, and the scouts will
aid in general service during the
entire three days.
A rest room Is to bo provided at
tlip SlvktVn HniMitif whern th
bund stand, with P. V Haynes j nurses of the county health de
in charge of the ceremonial. partment will care for children.
The auto end float parade will g;r0 first aid whenever necessary,
take place at 1:30 Thursday af- and aid caring for persons who
ternoon
Karh afternoon, starting early
I here will be a sport program on
lire streets. On Thursday after
noon this will consist of a may
pole dance, under the direction of
Miss Peterson of the Henson
vchool. races of all kf Ads. and
SEEMED CONTENTED
In Recent Interview to As
sociated Press He Stated
He Would Spend
Time in Writing.
dlute nursing attention.
The music tor the carnival will
be provided by the Douglas county i
concert band, Roseburg boys' band .
and the American Legion drum tant mlnia,r of wa
l urus, i lie rrncen unuu i Recur- ui,..
I .tk new wnne uniiornts ior nw t
fAMorUtod PrM Toasts Wire.)
MOSCOW. May 13. The suicide
of General Boris Savinkoff, antl-
bolshevtk leader and former assis-
nnder Keren-
who threw himself from- the
rarioiiH contents, prizes being of-J i.n.i h.v hn ttPn,.fi. Wimtow of his ceil m the state
fered for each event. - "ir.rii- h in P ' ,ulluD 'political department prison In
Th queen's ball will taHe place
at the Armory at f o'clock.
Friday will be school day. with
the parade at 9:30 a. m. A mo
torcycle hill climb up Mt. Ncbo,
will take place at 10:30 a. m.
with a prize of $10 for the fast
est climber.
At 1:1.1 p. m.. there will be a
series of races on th"t main streets
and at 2 o'clock the Douglas
Countv track and fjeld meet will
tako place.
A community hour will start at
the court house grounds nt 7:30
l Ing regularly to be in readiness
for the event. A band stand is to
be erected at the corner of Cass
and Jackson stivets, and music
will be furnished throughout the
day.
The drum corps which repre
sents I'mpuua Host of the Amer
ican Legion, holds the state
championship, nnd is going to the
state convention at Prineville this
vrnr cl"termlned to retain the
title. It is now accepted as the
lent drum corns In the state, and
numbers nearly thirty pieces. A
Moscow, has caused a sensation.
Although the suicide occurred May
,7, it was not announced to the pub
lic by the soviet press until today.
Savinkoff was serving a long term
,for counter revolution. After turn
ling Informer for the state he was
accorded many privileges In the
Moscow prison not enjoyed by
other prisoner and it was an
nounced here he -was content with
his lot as a man could be, under
jtlie circumstances.
In the only Interview he granted
I while In prison. Savinkoff told The
with a band concert nn.1 pectal rred aml wil, bp JBrJ(Iljd to thie Associated Press correspondent
program by the band
The rmpo.ua Chiefs will give
m.
Saturday is Hoosler Club Day.
nnd the program starts with the
Industrial parade at 10 a. m.
The feature of the afternoon
program will be tug of war
twe?n the strong men of Jackson
nnd Cass streets. Through a spe
cial pulley arrangement the men
of each street will endeavor to
pull the opposing side out of thelr
own territory. This will be a
hotly contested match, and should
attract much attention. A prize
of 10 goes to the winning team.
Preceding the pulllnt: match, there
will be a number of races, water
Instruments now In use.
The fire department is co-oper-
wtth the sports program.
and will hold a demonstration,
and water fight on Saturday af
ternoon. One of the features of
this contest will be a mater box
lew months ago that the prison
officials were exceptionally kind to
him and that he was reconciled to
his fate. He said he would devote
his time In jail to writing fiction,
but after his release would con
centrate himself to the interest of
In which an effort will be made to the Russian people. He then was
unlock a large box upon which a living ina comfortable room in the
stream of water from the fire Moscow political department In
ho will be played. i-he prison which had none of the
The committee is making nit aspects of a cell. In a plea for re
effort to keep something doing at j lease to DJerjinsky head of the
nil tin.". Itesldes the parades jsupreme economic council, he
there will be band concerts, the, said:
snorts nnd rncea In the afternoon. I "The offense I have committed
I concerts each evening, and a Is not punishable by Imprisonment.
dance everv niirht. The Hose
show, and the strawlwrry exhibit
will be open at ail times, and with
! Prison cannot reform me, because
;llfe itself already has done so. I
Was against you, bnt oow I am
iirrritv no hill.
fAwrwIaM Pfx LtH WlrO
CHICACO. May 13 The
grand Jury after a hasty In-
quiry Into charges of a roro
a per tnry holding William D.
Shepherd and his wife re
sponsible for the death of
Mrs. Kmma Nelson McClin
tock. failed to return an In
dictment today. Neither true
bill nor no bill was found,
but the jury held the matter
open for thw present.
Mrs. Shenherd likewise was
not held In connection with
the death last December of
the 1ov zone at the carnival iwlth vou. I bee vou to liberate ip
'grounds running full hlat, there and to give me work. It Is impos
ts no prospect of an Idle hour. stole for me to sit in prison. I was
I told I would be granted amnesty
" n soon. If you believe me, free me.
I ara prepared to accept the humb
lest position."
His plea was unartswered. Sav
inkoff was said to have organized
the assassinations which were the
first signal of the 1915 revolution.
After the fall of K-rensky, he
carried on Intense counter-revolutionary
work against the bolshe-
, Iviks. he finally decided to return to
Mrs. AirnM Gaest, for many years Russia and leaving Paris last year
a resident of Roseburg. died this disguised as a Russian repntrlat.
morning at Klamath Falls after a His identity was discovered by the
short illness, and her body Is being Russian authorities and he was
brought to this city for interment, taken to Moscow for trial.
Mrs. C.uest sustained an attack of The death sentence which he re
inetstlnal Influema, and having celved was commuted to 10 years
SIUIUDGE POT TO FliVEO SPEEDERS
CONQUER
SNOW
n.T tosier son. imam n. -w I . - In nrl.nn
up-ii ill i"vi iii-miu mi r--. i " f
montns was unaoie 10 resign ine ui- f""" .....--
ea and died early this morning, ent as a writer, having written sev
She resided In this city for a eral romances and manv poems,
great many jears while her hus- His greatest revolutionary eTtllnlt
band, now d.Tn.pe.1. operated a was said to have been the orsanl
bakerr. and later a Jitney line. Fol- Mtion of a rising whlrh resulted
lowing the i-ath of her husband In the death of several thousand
she Joined two daUKhtera In Klara- persons at Yaroslav.
the dth of Nfrs. Mcrlinfork Ijh 'alls where she has mane ner ,
noiTie in rweui y ' n. w
She leaves two daughters. Mrs. I IN THE LIMELIGHT
Otnnt and Mrs Sidney Abbott, bot'i ;
residents of Klamath Kalis. MrsJ ' Ai..t fw rh..t
IKWI will irrlv. In Pnwhtir In-' t,Mlt,AWI. .11ST I J. nurn m
McCllniock. although her
hulmnd alrendy is under In-
dletment charred with the
niiinler of the youth by the
administration of typhoid
germs.
The attempt of a coroners
lory to charge Hhenherd and
his wife with having caused
bv no1on. and ttr? namlrg
of Mrs. Shepherd ss an ac
cessory In connection with
voting MrClintock's death
followed the weeks of testl- i
monv at adjourned sessions
of the lnnuet. In which
.luilse Jfsrrr Olson, chief
Jus'tce of the munlripal
court: took a promlnM p'
In what be rslled himself,
"counsel for the dead."
OF GRATER
L
LOS ANOKLKS, May 13 Alva
H. Floyd, whose severity towanl
speeding motorists was widely cel
ebrated while municipal mag
istrate and recorder ai Culver City
I a suburb, faces a term of from 13
' i to lf4 years in prison as a result
'of his conviction in superior court
Suoerintendent of National y'irJay of falsifying public ree-
Park Will Experiment
nn Pjtrlrwt Ir
. . I .$200 up In Floyd's court at Culver
f I City but grand Jury investigation
!dlclsed that few snch fines were
BIG PROBLEM ent"r't in he .urt records.
I Flovd will be sentenced Friday.
'and If required to serve consecu-
,,rm!( on tnrt seven counts of
n. e rsp. embezzlement, two of mm Hat lug
New rlan May bave I ime pulUt. mortis and four of faisify-
ins public records, of which lie
wus found guilty, will have to
ords in order to pocket the heavy
fines he meted out' to automobtl-
4sts.
! Fines for speeding ranged from
is A
and Expense in Dispos
ing of Snow and
Opening Roads.
Upend from 13 to 1H4 years In prl-
'tmn.
DEATH TOLL OF
F
MF.DFORD. Ore,, May 13. Will
the lowly smudge pot conquer the
snows of Crater Lake as well as
the frosts of the Rogue Itiver val
ley? This is the question which
will be settled by a series of ex
periments started today by Col
onel K. (1. Thompson, superintend
ent of Crater Luke National Park
assisted by E. C. Jerome, local
agent for a standard orchard heat
er. Thnmann anil Tnrnm leave Inninr.
row with a crew of laborers arm-lXwo Bodies Will Be Ex-
ed wllb shovels, T. N. T. and picks.
i
1
ll.l.l01H HAS THKMOIl
-
4 (AaorUtnl tm Uual WIit.)
CHICAGO, May 13. A
earthqunke shock was
d at 6:ii a. m., cen-
andard tlnrj. on the
er bureau seismograph V
I at the University of Chicago
today. The disturbance last-
ed only one minute, five sec-
onds and the record did not
Indicate direction or thu
s distance.
MKTKOPOU3. May 13.
A slight earthquake shock
Blockade Make Business 'i19''" ev,"ai E I
by an earthquake, was full
In this vicinity warly today.
RUiERSBOSYiii
ALONG BORDERl
Good' for Smugglers
From North.
RUM ROW NOT DEAD
New Arrivals Reported on
Row and Dry Navy Pre
pares to Make Effort
to Halt Runners.
ARMS
IS WANTS
to start the work of removing hard
packed snow from the main roads
in the park to make way for the of
ficial opening set for July first.
This work is beinir started three
weeks earlier than usual because J NURSE IS
01 me excessive snow wnu n is now
14 feet deep at the lake rim.
(AsncUUd hia IiunI Win.)
NEW YORK, May 13. Because
of the blockade of Hum Itow, liqu
or smugglers working along the
Canadian border are ' Increasing
their activities. A Dunkirk. N. Y.
newspaper telts - fur 350 cases of
liquor landed nt the mouth of Can
adaway creek and carried away by
more than a dozen trucks.
In Detroit prohibition agents
have raided a three, story building
with equipment for bottling liqu
ors. More than C.OOu gallons of
liquor were confiscated.
Meanwhile Rum Itow still dis
plays Borne life. Yesterday a big
French steamer dropped anchor
and was promptly surrounded by
PRISON fur coast guard boats. A German
steamer wnicn leit ine row in
I Monday morning's fug appeared
land anchored near the Frenchman.
Isolated cases of bloclfade run
ning have developed, fifty cases of
whiskey are reported to have been
landed at Heabrlght, J. J., yester
day, The New York American to
day publishes a story by Norman
Hall In which lie asserts that he
enme In nn a hunt which landed
NEW YORK, May 13. Records jus cases of whiskey within the
ot vital statistics limits of Manhattan, he said he be-
touay snowing nieves much more whiskey was
humed to Determine
Cause of Death.
IN
Each Year From 1918
Until 1920. Records
. Indicate.
W nile the ukuuI blisltu-ss of snow-' r ,1 D t Y7 "V r i
removal Is carried on by Hie snow fUeatli Kate Was Une Baby
crew. Colonel Thouisoi will expert- j
mi'tit wilh the smudge pots, she 1
idea being to set the pots burning 1
upon tne top or me snow, at shorty
umiaiiLr. aiMll, ill llie llll llliir
as the fuel burns the heaters will
gradually sink down into the snow
forming deep holes. It is thin
thought thut the wind and sun w.ll of the bureau
connect up inese holes leaving a were made public
oose mass winch can easily t,. that 44 babies riled in twn -hnhv i .-i, , .. ..
thrown to oue side of the road. farms- conducted by Mrs. Helen Ten cutters, three former des
If the plan works the annua work Augusle (ieisen-Volk In this cliy Itroyers, and twenty seven picket
w l not only be simplified but sice litis. Mrs. Olscn-Volk is ; boats are patrolling Rum Row.
HI be much less costly. binK ,,,,, ln MJm on .Among them is the Sea Sleigh, a
charges resulting from Investlga- nrr tvpe, capable of making 3H tu
I lion of the Institution. ijo knots an hou' .
., ... ...... The record of the deaths were
,tanH,w ,-d w"- turned over to assistant District
COI'RT HOUSE Topeka, Kan.. Attorney Rvan who is in charge
May 13. Testimony that Russell of the Investigation of charges
Davis, son of Jonathan M. Davis, against Mrs. tielsen-Volk the
former Kansas governor, had ac- charua ure thnt aim aiilulltnli-n
cepted from Fred Tollman, a con- babies placed in her care and that
vlcted banker. $12.r,u for a pardon she exceeded the limit of her
Is not competent testimony in the health department license In the
DAVIS WINS POINT
trim ot Jonathan Davis on a charge numhi.r f inr.iniii n, ,...i,i...i f,.r h..p
of seeking a bribe in exchange fur itisiitiitloiia.
paruon ior waller tlrnndy. Hut- Tiio l,,n,. nt in tvibi,,. nn. he-
rhinson banker. Judge James A. Inir evhiimeri IiiiIhv to determine
McClure ruled this aflernoon in (lis- the causes of (heir d.alh afler they
Irlct court. had been In .the wmuans "baby
farm In East 8'ith Slreet.
The bureau of vital statistics
figures show tlist one buby died
enph VRAr from 118 In 1'l?0 In a an
noon for San Diego where he Is to ca,,d ifantorm ,( h she con
enfr the V. H. Navy. He will go ducted In upper Park Avenue. Six
inlo the electrical department to re- babies died In this Institution In
ceive training as an electrical en- i92i n, fv, n i9o2 Th r,,c.
glneer. His brother Virgil, Is now iH tT 1P Kat Ru.PHt ln.
in Hawiia, but expects to start aiiiiinn Bi,n-, thnt nnn h,runi
home In a few days, his vessel be- ,i,i ,r , m-,, ., 17 in
ing ordered to Ilreoierlon for re- n24, while four have died since
pairs. . a, i,inil,,,v i
Aircraft will soon be used In ber
blockade. A seaplane, with fuel
capacity for four hours flying at
hih speed, is being prepared at
Squanlum, Mass.
The present blockade, according
to Lincoln C. Andrews, assistant
secretary of the treasury In charge
of prohibition enforcement Is
"only a minor engagement" and
will be followed by a "real liquor
wasare."
WASHINGTON, May 13 With
the sea offensive well under way.
CENSORSRIP
MOROCCO FIGHT
GERMAN PEOPLE
ICR PLEASED
BY IDEiDRG
New President Goes "Over
the Top" and Wins Ad
miration of All.
A FINE IMPRESSION
BLOCKS
REPORT
Government Halts News of
Riff ian Warfare Papers
Without Dispatches.
SITUATION THE SAME
Laudatory Reference to Late
President Ebert and
Participation in Cheers
Win Praise.
(Aanctattd Prtm hnmi Wire.)
BERLIN, May 13 Field Marshal
Von Hlndenburg In his Inaugura
tion aa president of the Uerman
repuuilc yesterday "went over the
top" as far as the German people
ure concerned. Of this there can
be no doubt when one mingle
with the people or reads the com-.,
meuts even of the opposition press.
The new presidents laudatory re- .
ference in thn l.i. I'-.,.. i .i , t-i. -
ert, his hearty participation in the '
I cheers for the republic; his act in
ENTERING NAVY
George Lansnw left this afler-
(AmjooUUiI Proa Lmm4 Win.)
PARIS. May 13 The censorship
decreed by the government over
news of the developments In the
Rlfftnn tribesmen Invswlen --of
French Morocco appears to have
become effective, the newspapers
I his morning ceasing to print
news of the troo pmovements.
The situation, according to the
lalest advices, remains unchanged
along the JT.O ml.e
sides preparing for the coming
struggle. .Abd-EI Urim a tribesmen
have showed no tendency to take
the offensive, and the French for
the present are contenting them
selves with sorties and airplane
flights fur the revictualling of
their besieged outposts.
The work of grouping continues
and the Rifflans are Improv
ing the opportunity to make their
positions as formidable aa possible.
An official communication issu
ed nt Itabnt. Marshal I.yautey's
headquarters t says an Important)
nctlon by the French in the sec
tor between rez and Tarzza, will
probably take piace within a week.
Tangier advices confirm previ
ous reports that Germans are ac
re-organization of the land forces Itlvely engaged In directing the lllf
of prohibition enforcement kas !fan plans, while Spanish sources
been started with a view to co- lBre responsible for the statement
ordinating the two campaigns. (hat the rebels are supported by
One of the first moves has beeirlother Islamic as well as Russian
B.i c-J D r I cementing the formal oath by a
oth Dldes rrepartng lor (double religious affirmation nnd
.Cominp- Strusele Alone- later ln ni8 address by his pledge
, v-oiiiuig .jtrugg'c Along . ,fl ,
Front of I 50 Miles to uphold the republican consti-
, . . . union an mane an excellent liu-
Lines strengthened. pression upon the public.
r.ven tne newspaper Vorwaerts,
aside from the communists, the
bitterest opponent of Von Hlnden
burg, remarks that although the
the republic, thn Inauguration
means the republic'! victory.
The paper adds:
,r"MtMr,xba election the nomine
supports everything for which his
opponent fought during' the cam
paign for and throughout the
yeara before."
It expressed the hope that aa
president he will exert " a strong
front, both imluuce on nis louowera.
",D urmuiioui; ui KHI1B, BUCU IU1
the Derlinger 'fagesbtatt and the
Vosslsche Zeitung, declare the re
public was strengthened by yester
day's events, and admonishes the
republicans to watch carefully lest
the reactionaries draw Von Illn
denburg from Ihe path he Intends
to followw
That some of the pronounce
ments of the president did not al
together suit his monarchist fol
lowers would appear from the fact
that the Iikal Anzeiger one of
whose editors was Von Illnden
burg's campaign publicity chief In
Us announced verbatim report of
his acceptance speech omits his e
c.aratlnn that "The Reichstag and
the Reich president together con
stitute the incarnation of the peo
ple's sovereignty."
elements.
RAI1AT. French Morocco, May
13 French troops' today revlclual
ed two of the outposts surrounded
by Abd El-Krlm's Invading Kir
Inns, an official communique said.
TENSION III LBBDE OF lUfUBIS
' RELIEVED BY AMERICAN PRDPOSfl
the cnnsolldat'n of special forces
operating under the general
agents in 19 stales, with the staffs
of the slate directors. The efrect
will be to give a unified organiza
tion whlrh will bo used, under
present plans, exclusively on con- I
' spiracy cases and In major raids. I
As the slragillcal plan deve'ops, RARAT, French Morocco, Mny
joiner lenerni agenia win no irans- 113 - he troops began n movement
Iferred to the general field force last night for the relief of the be
t until the stale director retains Hged uulposia surrounded by And-
only enough agents to a i inspec- ! Kl-Krlm's Jtiffhin tribesmen, says
such as Investigate ap- Bn official communique issued to-
Ltlon work,
plications I
that drug
(Aaoclatnt Fma ut wire.) nrnis should be dealt with before
GENEVA. May 13. The tension, (be qmsllon of Tcculatlngg arms h. )K,on nlaced In control
for penults and seeing
stores obey the law In
i dispensing medicinal liquor.
I K. C. Yellowley. chief of ihe gen-
'eral prohibition aeents, will be In
tninand of the first ' field army .
HEAVY TRADING
AFFECTED WHEAT
(AMncUtH PM lUrd Wire.)
WASHINGTON. May 13. Wide
fluctuations recently In Chicago
wheat market prices were due pri
marily to heavy trading of a limit
ed number of professional specu
lators, Secretary Jardtne declared
today In a retvew of the depart
ment of agricultures investigation.
The professional operallons, the
secretary declared, were facilitat
ed to a considerable degree by Ihn
large participation of the public
aTter material advance In prices
January.
( 1'roof necessary for the convic
tion or persons wno migiii im
charged with manipulating prices
has not thus fnr been obtained.
in league of nations circles has ttaffir, bill the Mcaragnan d-le-
bn ri-lieved today by the decla- gates made nn reference to Mr.
ration made yesterday by Repp- Burton's sp'cch.
sentatlve Theodore K. Ilurton, of. Carton !) Winrt of !llglum,
Ohio, head of Ihe American d-le-' president of ihe conference, sum-
gntlon to the International confer- marizing the debate said the sen
the ronsolldatiil raiding
assigned to New York. Pcnnsy
ivanla, Wisconsin and California.
SAN PEDRO, Cal.. Mny 13.
Liquor valued conservatively by
cure for the control of traffic In , tlmenls express-d -clearly favored ,,ir.i .n.i ritv n-n,
,,n .mi iiuiiliMiun iiihl ill- l' " ' . PU 1)1 1 Cl 1 V Cl'Kll'IIS Mllim inniiii,..-
day. Iloth of the French officers ,
In charge and half the members 1
of the garrison of fifty at one of
these post were wounded and out
ot action tor several nays ouring .,.,.,.,,.,. ,,,
Ihe Kifflan bombardment. It is ,vrtarf jMr,iine Is determined
disclosed. This ouluost In the ...... -
forces mibane region tins been hotly be- ,.. . n,iiute whatever pros-
riiiegeil, the ltlffians keeping up ar- ...,.,,,,. miht h testified, but he
tlllery fire and making repealed as- , rnr,rned more particularly In
sail is with hand grenades t)H ,evelopment of somo method
1 lie r ri'iiru iiirwmu ni.iiii in"
coniinunlque says. Is Inteniled to
e officers at clean out the ltifrinns from around
d Slates is willing to sign a con
ventlon which would compel all
stall's manufacturing armaments to
illbllh statements giving - delaiU
of such manufacturers.
The American declaration h:is
off-set the gloom caused by lb"
unwillingness of Poland and Ron
lure. He said thai Mr. Ilunon s an
nouncement Introduced a new and
vastly Imporinnt element Inlo the
discussion ami gave It a new per
spective. However, as Ihe present
conference Is convoked to solve
the frabl'-m of traffic ln arms, he
was convinced mat lie- aspen pre-
mania to submit to arms control senled bv the United States would ' " ' "
unless Russia was similarly regu- be stibtullted lo all governments ,
lai-d. for tb. lr consideration. governm. nt i
Koth Poland and
agreed ln conference
pvstpone consideration
problem.
M. Dendramls of Greece, prninlnz pilvat
ine American announcement, fiie
lurd the llnltid Slates as real.y
promulgating threb- on a bais
nn the principles of the league
covenant.
Iletwein publicity of arms traf
fic and publicity in thn private
Ihe repr
floo.Olm was landed from the rum several such blockhouse posts,
fleet off Southern California last ( whlrh for more than a week have
night and today Is snugly under I been Isolated. During that time
rover In secret caches In Los An-j the garrisons have been revlrlu
geles. aled by airplanes. News that the
Speedy motor launches plying lllluine post was In such a difficult
from Ihe deep sea carriers, anchor- position prompted Immediate ne
ed between this port and Hun Hon by the French. Despite the
Diego are credited' with running 'serious wounding of both officers
attempted by the ,the native garrison was still hom
ing out at I.espnris, although halt
the men were badly wounded.
by which a repetition of destruc
tive price changes may be obviat
ed.
The North Side Circle of the
Methodist Church will meet ut the
home of Mrs. Ilooih on Court
street on Thursday aflernoon. Tbo
No'tcH will be assisted by Mrs.
Gurnee.
the
ashore.
bootleg
LEFT MONTH'8 BRIDE
FOR LIFE OF CRIME !
SEATTLE, May 13 -Potlce were
lnviKllff:itlnif here tmtnv what caus
ed M. J. Ilalley. 2i.of Trego. Mont., i
to h ave his bride of a month In i
The Weather
I asaBassassssm H(lh(il lemp-
I f a i y",ertly
Lowest temp,
last night SS
i n tn ... .tnn.'rniifl I inr lame inni in- m i" ai - . ,,,
... O hih will csao today of Robert Anthony Coo-1 manufacture of arm-.
.,i.,h, h. held nn'Rsinidsr. and gan. five months old brother of ! s'ntntlves of Helglum, apprnv-d
t-e body wlllai-ach here on Friday, Jackie Cotigan. noted artist of the the ideas of universal publication
accompanied py Mr and M:s. Grant films, commanded a half column of of statistics regarding private man-
knd Mr Abbott Mrs. Guest will newspap space. ufariure of arms and said llelgimn
.,mhhir he burled at the Masonic Six comeramen met the younger already Is making such pudl'S
;.m!.rr he.1.1 her husband and brother of the aren's youngest turns. Nicaragua Insisted that pub
lioK,n
A4- i,UD bu died while qail" ,mn
liclly of private manufacture of
cutters Vaughn and .
Roumanli The conference voted approval '"" .rl.,
. .. .. ... ... 1.1. - -n.. ti.ii it r.i n.w the The six snips reported
of the r :comm.,"la.lon of Ihe rum-fleet are directing the opera-
. iiinnnfiirliirn ot artnH iimt 'i"s-t
.1 ,.....tl,.n nt arms IrHf- BlfO r IT1! erci'IPI M mwt inn-nrrf
r a siiura .i .f aii iii.ii mi- to "r cimW m'(E- Ut an.) from the
thn rnnfiT-iif'f havP nhnwn nur- f (i"ral iKcnfii nftoiit nnd
. -i-i .... . Ijwal mini nt l na nn
i hat the rnlted' S'a'e, already Is liquor are reported to have drop- Trego, where he had lived most of
...... . . ... .-.. .1... ...i..i. .-..I IIO ner r.n dur nr the nail hi fe and slart on u career
pUOIISUing BIHIin'lin ill me en'"' - - , . . .
nisniifseture of a-ms and they are lew navs owing n inn in. renin- in
asking him for official publications deliveries from the marine whls
glvlng the figures. key row.
Mr. Iiurion explained that the I o
I'nlteH Mtiilea cennus Is'i: ailtho- , On ftiedncs. . w
rlzes the nuhllratlon of sla- K. T Armstrong arrived here
.!,,..- i .... i 1 1 -n.t 1. .. l.u u .....I -. w f,aw, Cranta e.ii and
believes coiigr-ss will approve I will n.nd a short time In Host- 1 lie told a Judge, "I just didn't re-, looks at the moon wl.cn he is not
more frenuent publicity. V burg transacting businessiatier. anze. an am. ......... e,.
of
burglary and crime. Ilalley was
cant ht breaking into a lotning siore
. In Kent a week ago.
I He confessed a forgetln a Mon
tana 0wn, an auto theft In Spo
kane, and a series of burglaries In
Oreiron and Washington. O
9
An HHtrnnomor
look Ht the moon
I in !. a iovir
Cloudy tonight;
Thurmday fair;
modtrat) tarn
ptraturo.
rVt.t
In
man who
i h la not
man who
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