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T THE SALEM PA PER MILL) HAS THE FINEST OUTPUT PRODUCED ON THIS COAST? J j M t ' SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 PRICE FIVE CENTS LEADER DISAPPROVES SUEPHES FILED ! FDR MUR 151 SEVEN SALEM MEN ARE POLICE SEEKING DRIVER QUARTERLY MEETING IS t OF FATAL FLIGHT, SAID ADMITTED TO PRACTICE OF WRECKED AUTO HELD BY METHODISTS REVIEWED BY BOD liKTTfiR-PROM-DIIUGinLB COM 1.1 OF 61 'APPLICANTS I"ASS MACHINE BELIEVED USED IX REAPPOINTMENTS OF TAYLOR MANDER READ Ij RECORD STATE 11.1 R K.VAMS MARIOX ROBBERY AND LEACH URGED DID TO U KNO W T HA iseonoe OfMDMAK M M FBEffil DELE11, ARRIVES IT! CAPITOL Kelso Man : Who Demanded !. Trial Released After Posting of Bond SPECTATORS SEARCHED All People in Courtroom Searched for Weapons Norris I)o- dared Seen' Near Scene of . Murder Conditions a V Time of dence Said to Havej Later Corrcnond-Changed Twenty - One Persons to Take Stand When Mur-: ray Appears October 5 Testa filveii Last Jnly Are Made I Variety of Loot Found on River Pnbllc Wednesday by I Road; Youth Sayi Xante Arthur S. Benson I Duval Anderson IVison Officials, Taxi Iriver and Kidnaped Monitor Men In- ; eluded; Other Trials 1 I to Follow ' LAKEHURST. N. jj, Sept. 23 fPv A lonrloliuf Trt-n lrisJin. proving a recommendation of the MAJORITY ARE GUARDS now" dead commanding officer. Lieutenant Commander Zachary Langdowne. ' that the western flight of the airship Shenandoah be deferred "until the second: week in September, the navy depart ment .Ordered that th craft leave Lakehurst on September ! 2 to visit state fairs at Columbus, Des Twenty-one persons will be sub- Moines, Minneapolis, Milwaukee poenaed by the state to testify at fend Detroit. the trials of Tom Murray. Ells- TWs-wafl disclosed by confiden- worth Kelley and- James Wlllos. uai rccorcs t ibb ueydnweui ue inree convicts who escaoed read today before thej naval court I from the strto prison on August of inqniry sitting, her by Captain I 12 and for whom the death nen- Geo. W. Steele. Jr., boramandant alty will be asked on two counts, of the Lnkehurpt naval air station. I The subpornaes have not yet been U mis leuer oDjecung io meiservea out were filed with the earlier date for becinninjr the fa-1 county tle'rk Wednesday ; t tal flight, Commander Lansdownel I Thoe called will bo Lloyd T. ruade no mention of probable uir- Rig'ion,; county coroner;' Georce favorable weather conditions; pre- Wtigel,! Dr W. Carlton Smith and dieting the recommendation solely I Dr. G. E. Prime, J. s. Murray, on the ground of the limited pro- chief clerk at the prison: Robert parations for. receiving, refueling I rawiora, superintendent of the M. Dalrymnle. war CASTLE ROCK', Wash., Sept. 23. (By Associated Press.) George Norrls, Kelso city ' engineer", was bound f over to the' superior court for trial on charges of con spiring to murder Thomas Dovery, Kelso editor, June 19, following a hearing :' in justice court here tonight. lie was released on J 40, uuO ball, vf "it ' --y -." r ' !'. n j - 1 1'"''' CASTLE ROCK. Wash., Sept. 23.? Fire arms which: A. Ruric Todd, former mayor of Kelso, told authorities he feared would cause bloodshed during the' trial of Oebrge Norrts, Kelso; city, engi-J and assing the Shenandoah-at Hax plant; A Seven: ot the 43 successful ap-1 A stolen car, wrecked and In plicants in the state bar examin-1 the ditch on the River road about ations held last July are from Sa- two miles north of Salem early I IIMICIP ATinW IC nDPHQCH , - ' . i . . I TnA.il.H .. r I v 1 1 . I Willi Wr I Ivll v I W W ieni, accoruing io a report maae vuj wuiuiug, j oeiievea io public Wednesday by Arthur , I have been the car used by rob- Renson,! clerk of the luprerae I bers who broke into the general court. There were 61 applicants I store and Southern Pacific depot this year, a majority of whom lite I at Marion Monday night. A young Portland- Those passing the I man. the only occupant ot the car. examination and who will be ad-1'3 being sought by officers.: A number of articles corresponding to the loot taken from the store was found in the smasued car. The wreck occurred at about 4:2o o clock Tuesday morning. mitted to the practice of law in the sta'e are: Salem- George R. Duncan, BCn- amin F. Forbes. Jr., Allan V; Jones. Floyd D. Moore,, Linden Martin. : Otto Karl Paulus and ames B. Young. Mr, Moore was " v. r" ir"1 wis oa mutuw tou- i gcott field. 111.. and JJetroit. aen; feter J. White.uard: J. tspirdcy charges, failed td mater- ' ft was' developed, !liowevef; by B. Nesmith, turnkey at the time iaiire tonight when sheriti s dep- Cantaln Paul Foley. iudEe advo-1 of the break, but later relieved: .utica searched all prospective spec- J cate that the department letter John Davidson, guard who killed tators. No weapons were found, failinir to nnnrove the recommend-1 Oregon Jones durinc the break: The trial proceeded in ah order-1 ation was written onlv after it I Charles McKlnley, W. E. Gardner vly fashion tonight after. Justice of had definite informationlhat the I and S. B. Sandifer. guards: Lute lh Peace W. H. McCoy empha-1 receiving mast at Detroit had been savage, guard who. was seriously eljd all disturbers would be completed and tested At thetime wounded by the convicU; George cidcted. Irnmmandor ijinsrtnwhp md hfs I Robison, Alice W. Ogborn. W; H Witnesses were examined by I recommendation the mast wasXin-1 McElroy, Zina J. ZInn, whose au- Hiift tmun nroRrutlntr attorney. rnmniu ' ! A I tomobile the convicts comman vlio last night turned over the ex- Questioned by the Jourt Captain dee5d- and I?a Wilde. Otto Lucht i. .. . I v . .. - . . .1 . .. land M w Mil op tvt si- stAPio sain t hart nniRrvr.n on tnei amination to Todd Mrs. V. ;H. Copeland and E. C. weather chart forecast Just be Lewis of Kelso testified to seeing fore the' Shenandoah sailed no a 'man . hurrying away from the disturbance which ik his Judge- place where Thomas Dovery, Kelso. I ment the airship could not pass edltor,.was killed. M. Ji Steven- or avoid. There was no" inquiry yonttis ; whom the . convicts kid naped and brought as hostages to the Newman home in New Era. . The trial will open on October r at 10 o'clocK' in; the. circuit ;court .... wh.tho. .tnrm in ,""U,B oi me I Dree xTk.. .u..... .vJ.i,. si..n,nrfni), !a wrocVod I De tried separately, with Mur- night of Dovery's death. with the los3 of 14 Evidence submitted during the was charted, hearing tonight by Mrs. Juda Under the long Price, proprietor -of a Kelso auto Captain Steele said there had been "S; . SwneV and J M -t.v vt- t.- tf t- Ureouent insneV:tiond-of , all the I., T ,!OT . aweeily a M . " ""s - - . . i ' . . i noiman, vwo , guards who were prosecuting attorney to be um- ou.-uuu killed during the break. : The con cient to hold Norrls. v nao c - lvlcU will e represented in court Mra. Price teayadL41.ilrw5:,lw by Will R. King, Portland attor seen Norris leap over a fence ana .v. "-"-jney. Tv. HO - " v. n.u t . . - n, ho, m CSSB appearing ursi on the vaieuudr. jqe aeatn penalty win Hxk nalrA1 en tnr . .. . t. run' across her auto park, which led nlm to disapprove of her de- , isUbout eight blocks from the Pturf for,thf' e!1 , J.: f i M,vlnr . hta TrlhuTa tn tna flau1 I spot where Dovery was found, on . J " . " , th night ot the killing. commander. Captain Steele said Other '.witnesses' testified that Mr. Lansdowne wiuL'a very ca- P rr vv: ! -lr8Wl)8. and expressed the belief MITCHELL PLANS HUN TIUP TO AFRICA SVfifJESTED IP HK IS OUSTED . j 'lSlY lornejv yfV entatlc Thomas P. F'iske. 'orris' at- ,hfJ h had hanaid situations atlon of testimony by wit nesses procured by A. Ruric Todd. icposed mayor of Kelso, and re Suscd to submit evidence for the defense, declaring .he preferred to fight out the : case in superior court. m.uoS NorruVn. .r. PIRATES CAPTURE ELAG 7?b.Ji",!r J der conspiracy tomorrow different from the very best zep- pelin practice." Aa a preliminary I Inalfnn rt Ponfalti court developed for I 'to the exam- Steele, the the (Continued oa 6) .DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 23. (By Associated Press). Big game in Africa will! be ' Colonel William Mitchell's next target if he is ousted from the army, air service he" saH here today. Colonel Mitch record ell. chief critic of the American air service, stopped here on his overland journey from San An tonio to the national capital morn ing. Norris' bail bond was sub scribed by prominent Kelso citi zens, including State Senator Frank C. Barnes. ., , ' Following the hearing Todd was arrested and taken to 'Kelso PLAYERS CONGRATULATED 1 . FOB CLEAX FlGHTIXG to testify in President Coolidge's air service investigation. Postmaster! General and . Secretary Hoover Ques tioned in' Air Squabble Hoover Favors Separate Bureau of Civil Aero nan lira to Ie velop Commercial Air Service WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.(By Associated Press) J The. presi dent's air board completed today and awoke several families in that I the r,rst Phase of its inquiry into neighborhood. Walter Pearmine 1 aviation by hearing from Post- formerlv countv clerk or Polk I and Sam Ostrander were the first I master General New and Secretary county. I H on the scene, and with three other I "oover and men it recessed until ' - 41 Portland Orville Milton Alii-1 men oo arrived shortly after- onaay. son, N. G. Beutgen, Josiah Hortoi I ward, lifted the machine from the I Adding to the mass of Informa- Heeman, Arthur C. Bull. Marlod I driver, who was ; pinned under-1 "on aireaay supplied Dy the war Eueene Dickov. Ttalnh M. Farmer? neath. but was uninlnred. The nd navy departments, the two Nelson A. Frost. Jr.. Thomas g J men at the time did not know that cabinet members avoided the con Green. Jr.. Albert M. Hodler. Sam4the car had been stolen earlier in I traversal issues involved and dis- upI josepn, l aui j. iearney, lfO! "'o uy irum v iiiiani jrueraua I - -u"iuiri i ii iauuu levcnfon. John Alexander Mar-il of Salem. In the machine was land development of the air mall ,eod. John 11. McGowan. I Rob-' found a ham, a number of pocket I service. ert Merrick. Carl fi Nvnuist. Em-J knives, several pairs of ladies'! The recess was to enable the anuel Henry Reichart. Wilson 11.1 ailk hose, several boxes of flash-1 ooard members to attend to prlv Scott. Rolfe W. Skulason. Alfred I "Sht batteries and a number of late anairs and also to re-examine R. Southard, Mary Jane Snurlin.l Purses. When Questioned, the I the testimony already introduced Harold Ross Stearns, Arthur Sell-1 driver, a youth of about 20 years. Upon reconvening the board will wood Vosburg. Millard D. White, declared that he was operating a I hear from air pilots, among them Margamt White and John F. Win-1 punch board at the LIvesley hop Colonel William Mitchell, former ter. . (yards and that the articles were I assistant chief of the army air Eugene Jean Francois DuPaul I part of his equipment. j service, and whose attacks on the and James K. King. I The automobile, after being I government s military aviation Hood River William W. Mulr, I turned right side up. was found I policies largely were responsible and Teunis J. Wyers. I to be in running condition, and the I for inception of the inquiry. He Medford Clarence D. Phillips. I driver proceeded north. He ran Is expected to appear on Tuesday. cut or gasoune, nowever, wunin I . commercial aviation was pre- a mile of the place of the accident, I sented today as an Industry of and abandoned the car. He was I proved merit and the story of its later picked up by another car progress, told jointly by Mr. New and asked to be let out at the and Mr. Hoover, was in contrast Livesley hop yard. I to previous testimony disclosing Deputies from the sheriff's of-1 differences of opinion among fice and Salem police later invest!-1 army and navy heads. Redmond George H. Brewster. Burns J. .P. Cook. t Baker Armond H- Fuchs. Toledo James Hale Ross. Vale Fred D. Walbrecht. PECKINPAUGH SELECTED Membership Is PUced at 1075; Tmsteea and Stewards Are Named for Year Caillaux Said Ready to Open Funding Settlement With; United States ReporU submitted at the last quarterly conference of the First Methodist church held Wednesday GREETINGS EXCHANGED nigni snowed tnat ii,sz& have been paid on the local church dur-l l tiP"liTar'.-.,,!b!t ISMDWFeflnalCUae church has given $2S.61 to the! . . . . . unoj x own iTpwuwau; Karty TerwInatUa la -Now' Anticipated missionary fields. The member ship of the church, according to report, is now 1075. ! Resolutions were adopted at the conference asking for the reap-1 WAS UING TON, BepL. 23.-(By pointment of Rev. F. C. Taylor as 1 Associated Press.) -Joseph- II. pastor of First Church, and for 1 Calllaux, the French minister et the reappointment of Rev. D. M. finance and his tea colleagues ar- Leech as superintendent of the I rived in the capitol today, ready Salem district. I to open negotiations for a funding The conference appointed Ray I settlement of their nation's four L. Smith trrer of anneals. A. A.bWUoa dollar debt to the Called Lee district steward. C. F. Wilson. I States. recording steward, and H. H. I In the chill, damp atmosphere" Kloepptng church treasurer. Miss I of an early autumn afternoon the Marr Flndley was anDointed dlrec- Frenchmen stepped from their tor of religious education. Mrs. private car In which they traveled H. II. Vandevort was elected lay from New York and immedlatelyy deleaate to the Eurene conference. el bont preliminaries to the for- Following are Those elected to the board of trustees and to the board of stewards: Truster i Dr. B. BUtrhford. U. O. Boyr, Dr. C, A. Dvwna, Dr. M. C. ridl. Dr. B. L. StecTcs. J. O. Goltr. JL It. vort. A. A. L. W. T. Kixdoa. Stewards j Carl Abrtnu. J. II. Bkr. O. C. BU iacer. , E- E. Brsvaa. P. L. Blackprby, C. T. Brillipt, P. K. DtIob(( r. E. . i. D: KolT. R. C. GloTtr. A. B. mal negotiations into which they will launch at 10 a. m. tomorrow at their first meeting with the American debt commission. , , Aa the first move, M. Calllanz hurried to the embassy and then Va4-1 Bjade formal calls to exchange' greetings with Secretary Keilogg at the state department and Sec retary Mellon at the treasury, the: latter the chairman ot the Ameri can commission, and guide of the' American policy In the negotla- Hanaoa. V. O. Holt. W. C'Kirk. H H. "on- c "ca - kwnoinr. v. a. itr. cm.rte. J. Li.i.. accompanied cy Emiie Daecnner. h c. m..,i d. it. nk. R. K. ohuar. French ambassador who had n t- r r, m s I kod to New Tork to meet his ir r .. a a ui - n v countrymen when they landed II. r. Bhaaka. It. W. Swaftord. Dr. Y. L. f rom Unt TitlM. Vittr. g. A. whiwrii. B. U. (Dr.) I Other members of the deiega- Wkiu. p. L. Wiikiaaoa. c. P. tNiUoa. I tion were taken direct to the hotel "RAJAH" NAMED MOST VALU- gated, but have round no trace or l Mr. New prefaced his testimony w. c. Wi.lo. Un. p. T. Bara. Mr. whwrh will be their headquarter. f ABLE PL.VYER FOR I le ad. He is oescrioea as about with the statement that postal alrlj. w. BckUr. Mr. B. P. Carrier. XiaslThe visitors apparenUy expect the is or zu years or age, wore a cap i mall had no connection with thejA,.n. ckapWr. Mr. r.ur :. Mix J negotiations to be brief. Tficy and overalls and a air of high t military air disnute. but when I r- - .,. I kn m a quesuoneo. as to nts views on uni- ; f0r home October S and M. Call- ncauon ot tne air services, nei j I laur declared ha saw nothing now Joined Acting Secretary. ot ' War LIQUOR BRIBES CHARGED to cause a change ra the caleula- uavis and secrexary iiDur in op-1 : itu posing the proposal. Secretary Hoover was not ques- RE tloned at all by the board and confined hi statement to commer cial air activities. ; He advocated Tne three huge oak trees stand- creation ot a bureau of civil aero- WASHINGTON. Sept. 23. (By Associated Press). Roger Feck-I boots. He aave the name of Du- inpaugh. Washington shortstop! val Anderson. chosen as the American league's mi-ist valnnhl nlnvoi In or. pxeaaed boU.-arprt?e and regret VtylLL FELL OAK TREES when informed by the! Associated PRISON ENCLOSURE TO CLEARED OF TIMBER Graca E. Ptlta. tion. All the- delegates were con- SIONEY ' IS SAID PAID FOB I tldeat ot an early settlement thst WITHDRAWAL OF WHISKY I would be satisfactory to both couni tries. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 28. Itsy Associaiea itbss-i ui oi- WASHINGTON. Sent. 22. (Br nerup In the award contest, had ling within the iron fence enclosure nautlcs. however, and he believed ferln f b'ibes rnnnin g into thou - Associated Press.) Here are not won out. I at the penitentiary will be cut that & Air.aunnnrtino air mrri sands of dollars for tha release of nm ot lh ImnnrtiBt fart a and "I'm sorry Al didn't get it." down. Warden A. M. Dalrymplo f0r commercial transoortatlon is whiskey from government ware-ne.Ana of .v. wv-nch debt to the- recmnpaugn saia. lies teen a announced yesterday. One of theinow a possibility within the Unit- nouse w reiaieu m ieuerai i rrnlted States as recorded la. the great neip io nis team ana nas trees stands directly benind tne ed States for which the federal court nere today aunng tne mai fUef of the lrMiorT: " .v """'"o government snouid. immeaiaieiy 1 k V"41t I fl(,hl k -.... hottor rliaiir, tn rat it latr than I. A K . .1... r II,. I .. . . I n.ll..l f 1- r I 116 aeDt CreaWO IB JH -w.v. - v r-- imwhiouu vuovuiw m m vl i provioc. lie urgeu aiso mn expan-1 iviuivn m nave, Demg a younger i front of the building. Press ot his selection. He was surprised afhis own good fortune and his regret that Al Simmons Philadelphia outfielder and run- I would man." I and 1918, various loans being- LIQUOR CRAFT GROUNDS SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 23- -i .1 i ii i li.v n'tlrn Prrutnrt. rnrnAnlintl I biuu ui ilia air luaii bci kc, uita u . --w , , , - t. ithe new tower and by Monday the nas demonstrated that commercial I charges ot passing an 18,100 structure will be on a level with avlatloa is "an entirely fcasiblo bribe to Prohibition Agent Wil- and for other purpose. Notes, literally IOU'8 bearine the iron points surrounding the I thinir;. (Hy Associated Press) A 75 loot I fence. This will mark the floor power boat, believed to have been! of the portion of the tower occu engaged in rum running, which pied by the guard went ashore near Half moon bay! Steps leading to towers 1 and 7 and was deserted by its crew, If rom the inaide of the enclosure probably will be a total loss. ' have been removed. llam J. Jordan tor the withdrawal tne aignature of the then Ambas- Mr. Hoover recommended that lot whiskey from bond.! a federal agency be created to give! Jordan, who was detailed in aador Jnsserand and Joseph Si mon. French fiscal agent,, were aviation approximately the samel 1920 to Investigate illicit with-1 Uvea la exchange to the treasury aid now given governmentally to drawals testified that he was in- navigatlon and urged that muni- formed by Daniels that he would be paid at the rate of f 5 a gallon -rmande, 11 1 J crew o y ir no. iv V '-Vr'-V Gate t ; PITTSBURGH. PaL, Sept; 23. (By Associated Press.) John A. Heydlerv president of the National ... I lea cue. saw the Pirates win today's B lounu successive luurga ui 1 . . t .it, w- waiirioua ne-ntioii PmWit.r ont San tTO Philade phia thereby . cinching the 1925 pennant. Has- f , -iT- na tening from the presi box after the filed against eight Kelso Rlsen tussle was over, the league head . , ; -y ;v! 4j Joined players and clubxofflcials ' ' " 1-1'". in the clubhouse to! add' his con- AYJATORS ARRlVri -TUDAT gratulations to the thin members! - -.-Cm- "-i "What pleases me particularly! HAN FRANCISCO ritEPAllKS with what you haVd done," he WELCOME FOR FLIERS said.. "Is the manner in Which , it waa accomplished. I. Yoa played r a v vnavrtsrn snf 23 I clean, nara oaii loaay. ana uw w... , r-- r A . v- (By Associated Frees.) Com- WM ui juow yvu u" er John Rodger and his striven mrougnout tne enure sea- of the naval seaplane PN-J " always please to see a THE MODERN GOLDEN FLEECE EXPEDITION! - - --"-a will sail through the Golden club reach its goal hy clean" tight- oihorrow morning on the Ing, on ability and not subter- battleship Idaho and step agala fuge. i ohto the shores of the continent - "Your manager, McKechnic, is from which they flew to be ac- the type to inspire yiou to the end. claimed by the citys. people. ... ,l And he cc-rtainly has done that." " The arrival of the five rescued : Talking to newspaper men, Hey- niers of the ill-fated trip to Hon- dle'r reiterated his tiellef that the olulu will be heralded by a squad- pirates . would win the world roh of airplanes; that will hover series, but at tho same ; Umo- he over the Idaho as she steams into sounded a note of warning. ; . the harbor. The battleship is. due "There is always UnSpr.in such about 9:30 o'clock. ' 4 a series," he pointed out, "that a Immediately upon their arrival j club will try to outdo Itself, play the nation's heroes will participate 0Ter its head. If the Pirates will in; a triumphal procession fromony continue the the embarcadero to the city hall j brouaht them to the league cham- where Mayor Rolph . will officially J pionshjp, they shduld win ( the welcome them - and pin on ine 1 series" breast of each a gold medal, Ran rranciscos toaen 01 apprecianou i . to ROUND-UP lfUGITIVES of the heroic eiiorts ot tne live navy mere. 1 rraTTLR Sent i An elaborate program in their ,..,, Press. )-4A gait that ; I -(By As- drive to I V f??or- Pt8 Deen round up 266 perlons listed as tUL organizations and fagUlve8 on fcderalj charges is to -jxbs. ; ? .VWiv-a- be started in this district aooa, a PRINCE LEAVES ARGENTINE H5r pild..hl!a J J vccrA ATttP"' 5otf- 2 vclle-revealed. Since 1921" the i..nri.H Tr.i..i-The number of fugitives shows a rapid (tlv Prince of Wales bade farewell to increase with prohibition viola-1 ECuenos-Alres today. Great icrowds tors predominating Of the total eathftrerf at. the Constitution ita- Z66. all but 85 fugitives are wani- tlon to get a last glimpse of thejed for violation -ot the Volstead prince." . law. BA&B&tir'Ze- n-ni rr- r 1 (Coatiaon4 aa par S) Principal ot the loan Is 12.246,- BK.t43.72. Accrued Interest as of last June if he would sign a permit for the 1 15, t IS70.040.904.SS. removal ot S.100 gallons ot whls-1 AMl AGAIN QUESTIONED kX- The price was later reduced to 12. 50 per gallon and again to HUKRAND OF SLAIN WOMAN IS $1, which prlco Jordaa said, he QUERIED ABOUT DEATH accepted. The 8.100 gallons ot whiskey la VINTON, Iowa. Sept. 23. (By I question was consigned to the Associated Press). Questioning Great Western Products concern. of Clifford ,B. Cook, husband of but delivery waa held up, Jordan Mrs. Myrtle underwood Cook. W.I testified, pending aa Investigation r. u. president stain in ner f nrevioua withdrawal, and It home here recently, was resumed Nr.. thU lime that Jordan was - " - The questioning The total Indebtedness 210.SSC.94S.27. The principal Includes $400 00.009 representfng eurples war materials sold to France. On that amount France Kit pU J 1 ' interest at the rate ot live per cent or $20,000,000 annually 'since 1920. The law under which the loan! were made fixed the Interest at five per cent. In settlements xnsda ot lnr aa hlt-h aa 115 a ritlnn fori.. . . . . .. Cook waa I ... . , v. . own scaiea oowb ana u simusr OOK was I with ftrawal rt whialcav tha . ...... . followed todar bv an examination -""A., "7 T arrangement u uaeiy-for France. 01 Airs, uesier sieimg, j, 01 Qfmiv aT I w war V e. aa aj9 m1 v a A W tiKW a UVIUCU MASaltia o a . . aaaaAtiaaaal aaB aa aa aa - - m. m aaat a aiaaA aaaaia ar boarded at the same place patron- rUHUM btbiIUM HtoUUtl tA-MATUn LbAVtS KtLbU lzed by Cook in that city when he I 1 was living there a month ago. FIRST WINTER LUNCHEON TO A, RURIC TODD SENT TO JAIL Mrs. Siellng said she was on . BE HELD OCTOBER 9 TIIREX. TIMES IN DAY friendly terms with Cook, but she denied emphatically that she knew! The first regular luncheon of I KELSO. Wash. Sept. 23. Kel w a . . anything about Mrs. Cook's death. ln Chamber of Commerce during ror political civil war raged wn- Mrs. Cook was shot to death asitbe coming winter season win be I abated today. with the anti-Tod j she sat in a rear room of hernpId October S. it was announced force inaugurating a determined home, preparing a paper she tn-pVednesday. The last luncheon of offensive la. which arrest warrants tended to read the following dayl0 chamber was held June 20. I were used with great success. before a county convention of the! ! Several excellent speakers have I A. Ruric Todd, tx-mayor. went W.C. T.-U. 1 I been secured to address the mem-1 to Jail three tlmea on warrants Cook, in testifying before thel01 at the luncheons during Oc-1 charging tnalicifu proeratlon. coroner's jury recently, denied lOD'r na i'vrvemner. nut as yell was rieBei on tl three time. that he had been on frlrndly terms! ,n "Peaker f r the first luncheon I and on his last rHearp oft Kelso with any woman other than hi3 aa not oeB derided upon. I for th afiihborina c:ty of Castle ife. ! . I The chamber's o'.ning room now I Rock. Officials who questioned Mrs.l testing cspar ity of 130, and Attorneys f0r Cerrr Nrrrl. Kleckner. wife of a Christian I" 14 aoggested that members come I city engineer, bom To-ld acruc church minister .who assisted at feTlr' those, who arrive first 1 of eomllrity la the raurde of Mrs. Cook's funeral, which waslwin th flrmt to receive seaU. 1 Thomas Dovery last Jbe. failed tr conducted by the Ku Klux Klan.!011 to fn fft th,lt the meeting I secure their writs ot habeas rorpns reported today thst she had ad- lhe fit of this season, and the for their client and the bearlr mlttcd writing a note ordering theraft that one of the best speakers j of the murder charges conductei departure from Vinton of herl ,0 01 ord for the occasion, I by Todd a direction before Wfllian husband. RAIL PETITION 8IGNED a large number of members is ex pected to be on hand WINE ORDERED DESTROYED KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. SfJit. 2. (iy Associated Tress. ) Petitions' a3kln;' the Interstate commerce commission to approve the development -prosmm rf th Sonthcrn Pac!re ronpnay in this lieveit to hare been ect hr today when a Jury in fcdpral court, of Judro John T5 Partrl.lo nrrtri4 region bad been signed tcday by the destruction tf approximately McCoy. Castle Rok Jnatlce of th peace, will be contlnBed tonight-. Todd, to date, has sworn st warrants for and caused the ar fest'of nine ttroBs. One of the-- SACRAMENTO. Cal , feVpt. 23. ti Norris. whom rw arcu ss of con- A precedent in enforcement of apiraey la the murder of Dover. the national prohibition act Is be-1 The other elfht are cromlner Kto men.. Ha accne4 th r ' ;" cf c:Siezz: C - 4 f " appear and press charjre. ....- e!it were released. Tc .'. i 1 94 farmers and shippers ot the 12.000 gallons of wine -r-.l !a a cured Lis wjrrasts fr:n" MerrUi district. i. t - bonSel wartou;c at Caliitcra, -Cry r! C--
