PAGE 8IX
THE DALLE3 DAILY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY.'JUNE 3, 1921.
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COUSIN EVERETT"
GIVEN IS MONTHS
IMPOSTER CLAIMS SUPPORT OF
GEORGE HARVEY. FEDERAL
JUDGE VAN FLEET, OTHERS.
By James L. Kilgnllen
(United Nows .Sin ft (.'oirfcpoiiduiil)
CHICAGO. J tin-.' .1 -"Cousin Rver
ntt" Unfiling must servo 15 months
in Leavenworth ion i tent la ry lor pos
ing an a relative of llu president.
.Sentence was passed liy .Indue
Keticsaw M. Landls In lederal eouit
late Thursday alter witnesses, in
cluding Kverett lilinself, had told
how "Cousin Hvoieti" strolled Into
the offices of experienced business
men and, by I he magic of a name,
a supposed relationship and - an
Imaginary job, got llu- attentions anil
credit ordinarily Riven distinguish
cd statesmen.
Kven such a widely known per
nonage as Colonel C.eoiue Harvey,
the American ambassador to Ureal
Britain, showed a somewhat marked
Interest In Kverett, it was brought
ottl. going to the extent, iiccordlnc
to Kvercll's own te? tiniony, of prom
Islng him the position of assistant
secretary to Piesldent Harding.
WillPiin II. Thompson, mayor ol
Chicago, also was interested in Kver
ctt In tact, Thompson gave him his
political start, Kverett testified.
"I was standing In the Hotel Slier
man lobby in 1011 when Mayor
Thompson came In, Kverett said,
"and I was Introduced to him."
Later, he testified, Thompson ask
ed him to form a "young people's
club" which he did. He was made
overseer ol' the 21th ward" and I' I
nally, for seniors rendered, was put
on the ticket Sis candidate lor
drainage tittstee. It was while work
Ing for Prank O. Lowdon, the then
presidential aspitant, that he at
tracted the attention or nationally
linnwn politicians. Kverett said,
Thompson, ho tostllled, Instructed him
lo work for Lowden.
"Who told you you would be made
assistant secretary to President
Hauling?" Kverett was asked.
Iteluctantly he replied:
"(ioorgo Harvey."
.Itulgo Landis Interposed:
"Do you mean our ambassador to
Great Ilrltain?"
"Yes." -
Ho said ho mot Colonel Harvey in
Washington Inauguration day near
tho senate building and that llarvoy
said It was "all set" for him i.o get
the. job. Others, Including lormei
federal Judge JMilllip Van Fleet, ol
Indiana, had promised him the po
sition, ho testllled.
WWly did you do this when you
knew it was all bunk?" Judge Landis
asked.
, 'Wll.,I knew Colonel Huryev and
Judge, Van Fleet knew I ,liad worked
hard for Piesldent Hauling. I spoke
for him all over Indiana and also
in Columbus, Ohio, In Fianklln
county." ,
,.'"Dld you cany Franklin co.tnly
for 'Hauling?" the Judge asked.
:"Yes, I did."
i, Kverett denied that ho had over
passed himself olf as I'r.c'slil'nt
llni ding's cousin, but he Insisted he
wan ' a "kinsman" and as prool lie
naked his allot uoy lo display a
photograph autogiaphnl "lo my fel
low kinsman, Warren G. Hauling,"
No Dnncc at Elks
.Saturday night. Owing lo hot weather
I be regular Saturday night dance at
Klkn hall will transfer lo (he big new
pavilion now In course of const t net ion
near the end of the Choiiowlih pave
meitl. This pavilion will not be lculy
for loinortow night but ununun-imnl
will be made of Its opening Mini''
time next week.
BRITISH REPRISAL MEANT.
IS BITTERLY CRITICISED
lly United New
LONDON. June II The lirllisli
military policy of h, piling the homos
ol Irish civilians was blttoily eilti
clsetl In ait attack on the govern
meul In the house of comment
Wednesday, General Seoley, lormei
chief of the air service, a member of
parliament, declining that no house
should bo deslioyed h the crown
forces unless It had been iihmI I'm
an ambush or unless the authorities
bad plausible iufot mutton that the
occupants had participated h out
rages.
KING GEORGE IS 5fi
lly United rit'He
LONDON, June Miu Geolge
rolclii'Jitcs his r.iilli hluhdav and in
honor of the event lla-v. wei Down
M I LR
QUARTS, per month $2.50
TINTS, per month $1.50
Delivered Anywhere,
(loori, Clean Milk.
Re Brothers
Telephone Black 6031
on ull government buildings and
salutes were fired by artillery nt
London, Windsor, Aldcrshot, and
other military centers.
The olflclal birthday celebrations
will bo held In Knglnnd tomorrow,
when King George will review tho
Guards in SI. James' Park, the pic
t.trosquo ceremony known as
"Trooping the Color" being arranged
for the llrst time since 101 1 In pre
war plory of scarlet and gold
pageantry.
Taxi May flop's Taxi
Telephone main fiOUl.
7tt
TARIFF REVIVES
(Cmitlimi'd hi i I'.iko 1.)
wools of tho Montana lpe SO to ,Sr,
cents.
Wools ol the line and line medium
description or French combin",
length, like the new Arizona woolr.
have been selling at around 70 cents
clean basis lor the belter lots, which
means i!ii to cints In Iho grease.
Some vcr short or clothing woo) .
so called, have been sold on u cle.ri
basis ol about III) lo 02 cents.
WAR DEPARTMENT THROWS
FOREIGN WOOL ON MARKET
(dnonlclo's Washington llureau )
WASHINGTON, June I!. The dlrec
or of sales of the war department
luthoilzes the announcement ol' the
proposed stile by public auction under
the supervision ol the quartermaster
general in Hoston on Juno lill, 1 It li 1 ,
it approximately a, 000, 000 pounds or
low grade wool, particular! suitable
and adaptable for tho requirements of
tho carpet manufacturers.
The wool ofl'eied for sale will be
wholly of South American giowlh and
will grade from -11-in lo 3fi S.
yonalor Slanl'lold and Sonntot
Gooding have arranged with Secre
tary 'Weeks of the war department to
file it protest against this sale, and il
it cannot he prevented or postpone,
will seek to have. It divided into I ivo
sales. Senator Staiiflold insists lh.it
all stiles should be postponed until
after the growers have made final anJ
definite arrangements for t lie present
spring clip.
Tho last time the mat tor wan up
with the war department it was un
derstood that the war department
would not offer any more wool at
auction until Iho growers had cleaned
up Iheir clip.
MARTIAL GUARD
Contlnucd From
Pa Bo 1.)
the. committee of seven
in control of
the city, said today,
Minerva, a fiO-y car-old wasi woman,
was released from "lngit,ing a riot"
charges today following pleas by her
wnslilng clients. ".Minorya." was J'leo,
ing. ,tlip town wilh a huiyjlc .when sie
wtis arrested, jn the buinllo, it revolver
vas lound, but It later developed tha
her son had put the gun In thu pack
age. A .dolinito el'I'orl will, ho mado by
Attorney General Fieelng and other
state officials to remove Mayor T. D.
liviintf, It was said today.
CharfiuH will be presented against
the city authorities, when the special
grand Jury called bv District Judge
Vnlljonn lliddlsim tneejs. Juno .S, ac
eouling lo leporlH.
Ileporls reaching the citizens' com
mil tee here from all over I be counlrv
staled that money Is being gathered
in many cities to build up Iho $500,000
building fund lo repalco wrecked
homos and to place the once proud
oil metropolis on its fuel.
Hy United Nown
TULSA, OKla., Juno it Juno S, at
1(1 a. m. Wiis the lime set Thnrsda.v
uighl for the convening of a special
grand Jury which will investigate
and determine Iho lesponslbllity lor
the race rioting in Tulsa.
Special attention will be given lo
tint conduct ol the sheriff's oftice
and the police depiirtmenl, In view
or .'illegal ion of neglect In handling
the situation when II was in its In
cipleney.
iteloro departing lor Oklahoma
City, GoNcruoi Uobeitson called Hie
race riot Ing "datnnablo' and Inex
cusable "
"With a shorllf or a chief of no
lice with nerve this whole thing
could have been avoided," ho de
clared. The bodies of nine identified while
dead and 1 S negro bodies have been
cared lor The property loss will
total at least !f l.MIO.OOO. A sq.mro
mile of the city was laid In waste.
TULSA, Okla , June :t Tulsa's le
parallons commission has begun Its
work of ietrle Itm the once proud
name of Tulsa. Out of this riot
wrecked municipality one of the
most widely boosted cities In Amer
ica In days gono by has. como a
definite program of reconstruction
and reparation.
A "high commission" of seven, tin
der Iho chairmanship of Judge J. L.
Martin, former mayor, has spread
broadcast an Invitation to outraged
negro families to file their claims
lor damages tit the hands of mobs.
Every effort will bo made by Iho
lesiding citizens and business men of
tho community to "make good" the
riot victims' losses it wits announced
Thursday night.
As darkness set In Adjutant Gen
eral Charles F. Hanott and bis tin
llonttl gtiiirdsineir t csuni'.'d their sec
ond night's vigil. Unwilling to leave
the city while there was any possl
billty of trouble, General Harrett
cancelled ill trip lo Fort Sill, Okla.,
and leestiibllshed headqtiartcts at
the mayor's office.
American Legion
hy Major Alva J
members, headed
Niles, were fin
active auxiliary.
Stops aie being taken to invest I-
eiite Iho alleged lalltll'o of the local
authorities in tin; crisis. District
Judge Valljean Iiiddlson Is preparing
actions .'it the command of tho gov
ernor which will put Chief Gustal'
on and Sheriff William McCullougli
ruder Hie with tho possibility of re
nioviil irom d.tty lor failure to .act
Local significance was attached to
ti.e fuel that In the selection of the
reparation committee the name of the
present mayor, T. D. Kvans, was !rt
o!f.
l'o!l"'ng the oily has beconn a
comparatively minor task as com
pared villi the lending of
triors r. the fair ground)
park.
Negioes without money,
f,000 ih.
: i lid ha'l
food or
credit, were at tho mercy of
the city
authoiilics.
Red Cross ol flees were opened
across the street from the city ball.
Probably 20(1 automobiles, microti by
citizens and driven for the most
part by women, conveyed provisions
and also carried negro families from
buined "Little Africa" to servant
quarters behind a millionaire's home,
or to the crowded detention camp
at the fair grounds.
Final check-ups or dead made by
Sherill' .McCullougli lato " Thursday
had brought to light but nine white
deaths and IS negroes. .Major Chimes
Daley, police Inspectpr, Insisted that
deaths In the fire would put the
total at 100.
ROCKY KANSAS AND BENNY
LEONARD TO STEP MONDAY
By Wcstbrook Pegler
(United lrcsu Staff (oj-reflpgrKjent) i
NEW YOliK, Juno X Before he
can take further ojiapco oft getting
lilinself licked hy'ii thirtf rntcr.f Hooky'
Kansas, the lad who stopped Ultchii
;hqll. In one .round, will be nut in
Hie ring with' Benny 'TAbnhYd; 'light-'
weight champion;-over' rn the 'Harri
son, N. J. ball pink Monday n,igh and
advised to go do bis darndest. For
awhllo Kansas lookcfl very plausible
For Making Up
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Graduation Gifts
Our stocks offer exceptional assortments of
Now Silks, Ribbons, Chiffons, Nets, Laces and
Trimmings.
WASH SATINS
All the delicate shades
Pink, Flesh, Orchid,
Maize, Ivory, White.
Extra fine quality.
Per Yd. $2.75
CREPE I)E CHINE
40 in., extra fine qual
ities in leading colors
for blouses and under
wear. Per Yd. $1.89, $2.25
FANCY NARROW LACES
Val Laces Filet and Torchion and Shadow Laces,
in wonderful assortments, 5c, 8 l-3c, 10c, 12'2c, 15c,
39c to 59c.
Filet Laces, Bands and Readings
Exceptional assortments at 19c, 25c, 35c, 39c to 59c.
Wide Shadow Laces, Net Top Laces and Cluny
Laces, Black Laces in all widths, Silk Chautilly
Laces and Venice and Collar Laces, Nets and Ma
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.Metallic Cloth, Chiffons and Rosebul Trimmings.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS
Camisole Ribbons in all widths in Plain Satins, Bro
cades and Printed Warps, all colorings, 50c, 59c,
79c, 89c to $2.00 Yard.
Fancy Bag Ribbons in ail colorings, Sash and
Novelty Ribbons, Narrow Trimming and Metallic
Ribbons, Gros Grain and Picot Edge Ribbons,
French Wash Ribbons and a full color range in
those famous Century Satin Ribbons.
posing as a claimant for Leonard's
title, hut after knocking out Mitchell
he made a second and less Impres
sive showing with the Milwaukee light
weight, lost to Jumping Johnny Dun
dec and made only a moderate show
ing out-pointing Gono Delniont. Dun
dee got a newspaper decision over
Kansas In Milwaukee.
Still, Leonard had sonic respect for
Kansas because Ilcnny rerused lo
meet him at it 1 1 in New York, claiming
the judging system hero might de
prive hint of his title on the erratic
Judgment of one man. However. Den
ny can let Kansas stay 12 rounds In
Harrison Monday night, being a busi
ness man he might coax the public
along lo make a great big thing out
of a second light, this lime lo a de
cision In New Voik next fall. The
same sort of wise money that bet on
(ho Reds In 1010 is belling on Kansas
to slay 12 rounds Monday night.
Kansas has a peculiar build with
very heavy arms and shoulder, a
small Witlsl and thin legs. He Is a
mighty hitter and he showed agalnt
Jackson that he wasn't a dub as n box
er either, although nothing near as
clever as Leonard.
The challenger has been training on
fights, like tho man who ate six ap
ple pies to tort his appclllc helore
entering a pie eating contest. Leocud
has boon boxing with local light
wolglits and doing some running
tliiough the parks.
TOMMY MILTON TO
RACE AT TACOMA
fly Unltrd l'icsa
TACOMA, June X Tommy .Milton.
winner of (lie Indianapolis 500-niIle
race, will bring his Fronlenac to tho
Tacoma speedway for the races July
4, it was learned hero today. Nine of
the country's greatest speed stars
will also drive hero. They are: Ralph
Muiford, Jule3 Klllngboc, Eddie
Hcai-no, Eddie Pullon, 'Eddie Miller,
Joe Thomas. Ira Vail, Howdy Wilcox
and Wnnderllch.
THIS TIME LAST YEAR
The Giants beat the Braves in
ii double header.
Plug Bodie, Yanks, hit a homer
with tho bases tilled.
Dartmouth mado live runs in
tho ninth inning, but Calllornia
won 10 to 9.
$3 BET WINS $300,000 '
ON BRITISH DERBY
By Percy Sari:
r United Ncwh- Staff Coriespomlont) S,
iUOND6N. Juno 3 Captain Albion
Jones, D. S. O., sat in his office on)
tUc, ..nbickwcll , docK of !ie Union'
'c1Se1earsfI1V6myd?iViK,
10 rnvctfeket-on" Iho I)oi;by.ln.hJs
j pocket. ,Cn WH p'inted tho word
"II)orHI. Jjapii).ii aoiies, u. o. u.
concprnec for Uic moment In see-
FINE BATISTES
For making dainty un
derwear. Sec our extra
values at
Me, 49c, 59c o 79c
ABC SILKS
Always popular and
very serviceable. All
the naw shades at
89c Yd.
Ing that the ship LLan Stcnheno was
properly painted, had forgotten the
ticket.
A highly excited subordinate rush
ed into the office.
"Captain, please sir, MJinorlst wins
and you got GO.OOO blinking (ulil.
"Never mind about Humorist,"
said Captain Jones, D. S. O,, "is the
Llan Stephenc painted yet?"
That is tho story they tell of the
latest Urltlsh product a man who
for ii $3 Investment drew down tho
ONE DAY ONLY
Special Display and Sale of
FINE FURS
ALL THE VERY NEWEST FASHIONS IN SUMMER FURS AS
WELL AS FURS FOR FALL DELIVERY AT SPECIAL
PRICE REDUCTIONS.
Mr. Hartnian, special representative of Detroit's largest manufacturig
furrier, will be here with a largo st ock of newest styles in fine furs, and
will take orders for at once or for Fall delivery at very substantial sav
ings in price.
Ah expert furrier himself of many years' experience, he will also be
glad to submit estimates on remode ling or repair work of any descrip
tion. Remember the date
ONE DAY ONLY
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N&W Playing and Tomorrow
ONE MAN IN A
winner of the Calcutta nwcepstakes, 1
a fortune amounting lo about $30(V
000. Captain Albion Jones Is a re
tired naval ofllcer, a. war hero and.
a wearer of the Distinguished Ser
vice Order.
"I never mado a bet in my life,"
he said in an Interview. "And I
never took a ticket in a sw-Jopstako
until a friend offered me a ticket1
and I Just tool: it for fun. I forgot '
it until Tuesday, when I was told
that I had drawn Humorist. And I
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WHERE SHE LIKES TO DINE g
The ladies like to eat here because of the charm .
nnrl vp Pinomfmt. tlipv find on everv hand. Dish-
es do not rattlp and
under or over seasoncu iuuu, nu gicaa
, ing. And evtery article ,is the. best obtainable.
Service all-'you wouldi'aslc.BejAjh.the.elr-
iated home.
.. TryOur.5flcvadRX:;Lunchcon.r::::
BLACK & WHITE" KESTAUlvAJNT
nniiHiiiriiiiiiiiiiil
The Picture that all Portland Talked
George Beban
IN
SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE FOR CHILDREN
Children when accompanied by parents, 5c
thought I had lost or torn up tho
ticket. But 1 hadn't. And I didn't
have any idea bow much I would
win. .
"Well, I've held my Job for 24
vcais and I'm not going to (u!t now.
I told my wile 1 won a llttlo money
anil that she conld buy herself a lit
tle two seated car."
Dr. '.S. Burke' Massoy, dentist, First
National bank, rooms 307-308. Tele
phono main 3011. res. main 1691. 8tf
SATURDAY, JUNE 4th
SATURDAY, JUNE 4lh
get . on their nerves. No g
About.
Coming
"BLACK
ROSES"
Sunday
Monday
MILLION"
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