Capital journal., April 06, 1925, Image 1

ARCHBISHOP ALEXANDER CHRISTIE
DEAD
CITY EDITION
Dally averas nt paid circulation for
month ending March Jl, 1JS.
: CLOUDY TONIGHT .
In wort; fair In eat portion tonkrht
nnd Tuejl.ty; light woxterly win -la.
6719
Local: Max., 14; inln., 44: r-ttn, ji.wv;
riwr, 2-4; almuit., cloudy; wind, outh
Average dally dUtrthutlon 7059.
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation.
FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR No. 82
SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925
PRICE THREE1 CENTS 2??
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LJVJUIiVl
DEM AN?) RETURN OF BANK OFFICE
MANDAMU
S
Capital Journal Calls On
District Attorney To
Compel Compliance
With Law In Matter;
The Capital Journal today made
formal demand upon Joliu H. Car-,
on, dtatrict attorney for Marlon
county to take mandamus action
to compel the return of the main
office of the state banking depart
ment to the state cuptial in ac
cordance with the law which re
quires that the department main
tain Its offices In Salem.
The demand Is made by George
Putnam, editor cf The Journal, as
s taxpayer, and the mandamus
sought is to b erected at Frank
C. Bramwell, state bank examiner;,
the state banking board, and Sec
retary of StaU Kozer,
Recently the main office of the
state banking deportment was re
moved to Portland on the stated
xcuse that it could be .more eco
nomically conducted there, and
Mr. Kozer stated that H was prob
able that Mr. Bramwell would
maintain "desk space' in the Cap
itol to comply with the terms of
the law. This The Capital Jour
nal contends, ante not satisfy the
provietons of either the present
law regarding the location of the
state banking department, or the
revised banking code passed by
the recent legislature, which per-
jnite the bank superintendent to
maintain a branch office in Port
land.
Section . 6184, Oregon Law,
reads:
"The said bank examiner ehall
maintain his office In the city of
Salem, and the Secretary of State
la hereby required to furnish suit
able quarters therefor."
The amended law, which does
(Continued on Page Seven
Subscription blanks are beinc
atade out and plans mule wh- reby
those Interested In the new linen
mill for Salem will be allowed to
aahscrlbe for stock. '
Already great interest haa been
shown by thosu who believe the
proposition of D. M. Sanson, presi
dent of Dominion Line tie, of To
vonto, Canada, is one of exception
al favor to Salem, as Mr. Sanson
tv a practical linen manufacturer.
Within a few days a committee
from the city chamber of com
merce will begin to call on those
who might be Interested. Colonel
W. B. Bartram hr been In the city
for several days helping with the
plans. Those in charge state that
at present Indications appear fav
orable for the eventual culmina
tion of the project.
ACTION HERE
REQUESTED
Bank Lets Contract
For Rehabilitation
Of Present Quarters
Contracts were awarded by
Ihe t'nit.-Hl states National bnnk
Saturday for Approximately $75.-.
worth of improvement In It
hanking detriment which will
Involve comnlete rehabilitation of
the lower floor, brina the prrwnt
rairnnrc and the floor simre for
merly occupied by Johrt-Mm store
Into the banhlnir quarter prMT.
and make the banking quarter in
to one of the moa mn4rn on thr
coast, acrnrtlina to a nMin "?.
hf Mrv-prMhlent r. f.anifot1.
Tke capaatty of the banking quar-
He Maf Gold?
r
,r. Schumachers;
Johannes Schumacher, veteran
chemist of Decatur, 111., claims to
have found the secret of manu
facturing- gold and declares he
has produced $5000 worth at a
cost of only a few hundred nor
I are.
Balloting Conducted
Capital Journal
By
On
Parking System Shows
Change Favored.
Final results :u the vote on the
proposed change in the parking
system on the ounwtown streets ot
Salem, which has been conducted
by The Capital Journal, are as follow-:
.
For head-on, .M3.
For the present plan, 213.
Of Die total number of votes
caH in favor of the present sys
tem, over half were brought in to
The Journal office in bunches, u
number of taxi drivers in the city
..umpaign actively In behalf of t-ie
he;iil-mit parkins plan.
(U ttie total 1S7 balli.ts were cal
k'cltd by civics students at Par-n.-h
junior high school, boys and
rJrU be-inn furnvhed with printed
'allow and ha vti tticm fflled out
liy their neighbors and friends.
CI the vote brought in by stu
v (its .15 stood i u fa vor of tV
i-.tad-oii system, ?a iu favor of the
lif'!tn plan. Ti.e statistics r
.-xi-Iiti-ive of thi students' vote,
which re not counted in t h o to
tals, and of. tl.i pi.ivnts' vuts
which are counted.
Kifty-six vofts in favor of tl.e
hrad-on system and 45 v.tui
urrahwt.lt were hruugltt in since 1
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
At a meeting of the Brush Col
lege "gian.;e Saturday night Hi
ordinance w it ii.-ruud and a
vote tak-'n showed that 25 of
those pie.-ent favored the prs?;it
system, wlifle 1 were for the
change. ''The vote came as a re
sult of the aviation at Parr.'sh
school, one student, Kenneth
Henry, speaking of the proposition
at home, which inspired hts father
try bring the qiKf tion up at maei
ing. !ten and lobby will he doubled and
plans Include a complete change,
every bit of banking equipment
now In use' Including vault and
futures In general, will be discard
ptl for nrw equipment.
Kri'U KrUon of ftilem was award
ml the rontrnrt fr the atructural
vrnik, urtt as moving the elevator
building nrw vault and similar
chins- The elevator will be mov
M (mm Its prenl location to
thr n rlh ride of the building and
th m.il'i vntranc to ihe building
liM Muni rr rfr
I: ' : ' :1
VOTE FAVORS
N
r-inflnu on 1'age Eight)
DEFENSE IN
ELLINGSON
E
Prosecution Opens Effort
To Prove Mental Com
petence of Jazz Girl
Who killed Mother.
San Francisco , April 6. Short
ly before noon today the defense
closed Its case to prove Dorothy
Eltingson Insane, and the prosecu
tion began Its effort to establish
mental competence In the 17 year
old girl, who killed her mother
last January 13 In a quarrel over
the girl's devotion to the night
life.
While Dr. Jau Don Ball, a de
fense alienist, was being cross-
examined the better part of the
morning, the girl, displaying per
fect composure, smiled broadly at
some of the psychiatrist's- state
ments and sometimes shook her
head emphatically. The defend
ant, recovered from 'the serious
state of hysteria that brought on
a dozen fainting spells last week,
folded her hands calmly and fol
lowed the testimony closely. Once
when a data was mentioned, she
turned around and studied a cal
endar on the wall beside her.
Prosecution Opens
In a very brief opening state
ment for the prosecution, Assist
ant District Attorney Harmon D.
Skidlln said he expected to estab
lish that the girl was sane. He
promised to prove that she was not
a "pathological liar" an contend
ed by her attorneys that the X-
ray photographs Introduced In
evidence did not show abnormal
ties In the teeth and head, and
"established nothing."
Murder Xutv Excused
The jury In the murder case,
which Is Interrupted by the sanity
trial, was excused today for one
week. -
Questioned by Assistant District;
Attorney Harmon D. Skillln, Dr.
Ball said It was "impossible to
define Insanity." He added that
roughly it was "any deviation
from the normal."
Under further questioning, Dr.
Ball said he did not apply the
"right or wrong" test to patients
because It entered the field of
philosophy and was not of Interest
to the psychlastrlst. He contend
ed that medically there was no
such test.
Asked whethter the girl under
stood of what she was accused the
alienist said she "apprehends It,
but does not comprehend It In all
Its relations to society."
Interrogated further he said he
believed the girl could tell her
attorneys what happened before
January 13 (the day her mother
was slain) and the events since.
Convinced of Insanity
The witness said he definitely
formed the opinion of Insanity
the last time be saw her In Jail,
when she slammed down a chair,
cursed and left the room In a rage.
The girl, decidedly more calm
than on previous days smiled at
this testimony.
.Dr. Ball also conceded that the
defendant seemed to be In good
physical condition, but added that
psychiatrists were more con
cerned with conduct, in the ab.
sence of any organic disturbance
that might cause abnormality.
Mr. Skillln concluded his cross
examination shortly before noon.
The defense then rested, and
Mr. Skillln made hie opening
statement.
He said he expected to establish
that the girl was not "a patholog
ical liar," that the X-ray pic
tures Introduced In evidence "es
tablished nothing." He promised
to show that the girl was sane.
Bank Cashier Sentenced
Portland. Or.. April . Paul
Wong, a Chlne youth, formerly
a teller for the Northwestern Na
tional bank, pleaded guilty In fed.
eral court here today to a chjrge
of e mlwsxlement and waa sen
tenced to two years at McNeil Is
land prison.
CAS
RESTS
Jznzi.:, I
FORSEE FALL
OF HERRIOT
MINISTRY
Insistence Upon Capital
Levy To Solve France's
Financial Problems To
Be Undoing; Belief.
I'aris, April 6. (lly AssocluteJ
I'tvab.) The lobbies of the cham
ber of deputies nnd the senate
were crowded this afternoon with
n.euibers of the parliament and
others active in the various politi
cal gruupa, mt rt whom, fore
casting llio full of the Herriot
ministry, already were speculating
In the composition ot the next
cabinet. Meanwhile the cabinet
ministers were deliberating on the
.-ported dlffercrces in policy be
tween I'remler Hcrrlot und M. De-
.Mo.izle, hi new minister uf fi
nance.
At, DuMnnzle, who came into
the limelight as successor to
t-iiUnne I'teinnfol as finance n iit
Istor, has suddenly ncqu i red a
prestige that makes him the leader
in the race for the premiership.
Fall Held Certain.
la the eeunto lonolcti the fall of
the cabinet next week was taken
for granted. Opinion In chamber
ouirters was less categoric as to
the result of the hot parliament
ary fight in prcspect.
In the Kcnato li was pointed1 out
(Continued on I 'age Kiht
10 BE LEVIED ON
BASIS OF WEIGHT
I-omlon, Apr. 6. Fat men ar
much concerned over nn announce
meni mane recently hy l)r. Hupo
Kckent r who pllottd the ZK-3
(now the United St:ite navv dir-
iwmie Anrictfi uom jried -
.rim-burr to Lakehiirst, N. J..
hat pa.e.,Kerd on the airline, of
the future would be chanted ac-
cording to weight.
He made the statement In a
lecture before the Ito.yn Aero -
Vp- vT.hy.rfc.'rj" I'""''""
nengcr would be about one pound
(Uerling for each pound of flcnh.
PreHcutinir an estimate of the
commercial porwi hill ties of air
e trips haed upon a service of
three large dlrlgthleH for regula
criln&M of the Atlantic, Dr
Eckener flcured that the approx
imate eot of each Alngte trip
would be altout 10,0'iO poundH.
The revenue from each panae
would be something like 16,UM'i
pouniin, derived from 2" to 30
p4isen'ers, 8:(."i0 pounds from
mailt and 3750 pounds from bag
gage and exprew package, leav
ing a net profit for the operat
ing company.
The price of 125 poiimla to 150
pounds for each patenger wa
considered very low and the Zep-
peltn work president believed
that a soon a a feeing of afet
had taken hold of the general
public there would be a griat:hl-i h
ecramtile for booking on the long it?.!: r.
dUtanee nlrrthlp. are )"
UNIL U ULnill IU IIIIUILId
PoltHvilie. Pa., Aprit fl. Mv
t ry surnMitidlng the. death n l
.ilentit; nf a girl whoo body w;i:
und ytnt'-niay In the niunt 'in
neir Girdtn, Pa., r Mpuined art
Ivetl today.
The IkmI.- w..1 hrdiv r
from th kn'-e to the he.i.l
physlelaiiji an Id th'-ro were
n' nres that ti-e n'rl (.-.d
d rper'i strurgio a; pin v. an
t u k. The girT ir::r ttlv
ltwt'pn 19 and J if vchm i!i'
As clurn tne n '-.-
of clothing an,! 1 r'.r.-
JV
John Brentmio,
St. Paul, Passes On;;
Justice for 40 Years
John R Theo H. Brontano, sage
of St. lMul, la dc.id.
liu slipped away ' quietly thia
morning, according to word re
ceived here, after an It) no
it.'cii-hlng over month, lla died
In hit 7tith year. While a re.Menr
of St. 1'aul. he was a cltinen of
Alartrtn county, lie was known
over tho county, respected by alii
of in cltUena rs-irdleiM of pai'tl-
naiship or religion.
Kor over 40 years justice of tho
peace In the St. Taul district he
was the olilet justice in point of
service In the state. The Kt. 1'aul
Justice of the peuco district will
die with him, and follow hnn to
tho grave, l-'or yean tho district
ban been maintained be a
:rrntano was It ludMce. From vov
on the jto:i11 lo; liti.ttlon cf th
district will be taken to V
burn.
'Were all citizens' li" '
mm war
Washlnsli'ii, April Joinlr-B
of an effort icv ! -' ' ";ua !L-f T
apri'dnent, outlawry .' A.ir tvlili
that of further aruiiihu n( ;i reduc
tlon tn any now armi conf-:i .:;ct
called by President Cuoli(lro .
proposed in a memorial brought '
WasliiiiKlon for pret;t-iilattuu to
tho chief executive today hy a
committee of its atguors. who in
cluded many pwnnu iiL iu elMir.h,
educatloiial and other fi.'Mrr ; .J
several state governors.
Viewed from the outc. e from
the effort ot the league 'if : Viomt
in this direction, (he f.i'r.. .rial
said "the great cause t tu ..'it-
lawry ot war would
less a ('oiu'iTcnno ci.Vt
im-!
..y
rfiults )n tlu; unking
tloos in a irNo1
1 nmi.. a..v ntinn
KteftMivt war.'
i ti,. f...t M,.t i. ih.i
lhe mQmnm, a,i,,. ' ,, . r
Lonf,VM , fl)rttf ,., t .
t. , . , . " , ,!
I """" d.,m;' "J ;""'""1'1
, outlawry nt npr. fslve v.-.- In I
I ,,irTn n a j,.,.. t f(ir
! "" "me the tne Is rle tor IM
I EVENS MAMES
FOUR DFTUnrS
Wi.ii. iu S I-. vf iifi,
p-oM-
lif M011 i;o'r,.ni --liju r, to ) :y nn
nouinxd the appojitmejit of font
Htat'! pn-iilbiiinn a?i-nt wt.o w!il
opera Ui out 'f htii d'partm-"it.
The foir ;.re U. D. Curtfr. Unn M.
Jones. A. Al'-Krirlanp hri'l Wil!!ain
T Din
rth. ('ftripr wa for-
liter! y
n't v I'nitffl Staled:
marshal I
ived two tnrniM ita
r. J.-tmv wn fnnn-
. mnyor of !J .
rly a mur l
' 'tnf. ii -n:t 't
tiip v.hlngt.Mrt
; rnd hf mp'l
n W..;la Walla and i
vfK.iri; ni rt.d DikworMi
1 l'!..;' r.1 ti:''U. the latter
ev-r ve I on ttte Pfirtlaad
ed to 7,iv. K ,v I'oitl.- nd police
I offW 'Ti i urtltind eir'-uit
I huh," h,
j Mr. I w,K lf:ive shortly to
1 i' ike li :p aijoi t the elate tu
'?oiil:i wi'li iiierlifs nnil district
i at ton r r'-l.iti vc tr' prohibition
work. I, -iter ho crp- -N to call all'
f f nt h
ti Sa
'tr a
.or
period
ihr
ted a.
duittu -fed-ja!
rhthv In
1 1 Imw to
laf aii'l
. oTfife e-
ot
Breru.mo wo could repeil all our
lawn and abolish our Icaslaturo
Thero would bo no need for tlitm."
Tl is tiibutc paid to th deal wim
tou.iy by John H. MeN'ary. a l t-
l0Ht( friend, tells the Mory of his
character, tensely, hut completely.
John F. Theo B. Brentauo and I
ho waa projd of every name and !
Initial in it was lawyer, civil en-1
Klneer, author, farms r, first pout-
nirster at St. 1'aul, district politi-1
clan. Jiiftlce of tha peaco, Indian
aprftit nt Grand Hondo duritn;
Cleveland's time, and n life Ion it
domo.rat.
In the nl, i days the aaplilng poll
tlelan went down to til. lul t j
talk to John lirentano uml Hilly
Sluijliy about the ttlrutvti in the St.
I '.nil political wind, it tluse two
said everything was all rlcht, the
pnliiieLin wpf away and- forgot
Contln'i'l on I'aav Seven)
loiioiir
4 LIVES IN
Miami, Kla., April C. tUy An
j. 'iated 1'reM. -Kour pai at.
r-r.'t d Mt! here today and i!i au
ers in hnspitnls, the toii tl
tlio
T-.:do which swooped
. ;:-om the everglades yt-
n l left ?l,UO0 pi.;i-.y
iil;iy
.u . .! v hen It vanished ovw );
i:e. 'iie ftfuth of V.-.-f. .1 't,!.
V. Li'!l'SO!l .' .'(Hf o- 'l I )!; t"
ilr iu 'I't'.'.-ie eJ t:"- ' t! ii 1 It.
f -u.. The bulk ? Hi. .1 . -,r wa
d.nc at a dairy nix a !... ..-' u
i ;i:umi, where
ivSuln, "t. w,u killed
1.1
.1
,'urtd and six luiltliiir,s .l -'u j!
eii b.-'fo.'e the t lif ter row to i,t
M;a!n ut a road house near i -!
! K'ver.
Two dit.d there, John V.;
In
'lUH'i'Mt, 8, a.id K. K. Sulluaii
u'er;il nllierB were Injured
A mile and a half further on '
i-Mtn'-frl on KIUkIm-IIi I'ark. I
.. XVee splrntered tlto ,nv
i.Tieu It bounded along irr.
v y, vTiping t snaii trc ' on
: r rot). lift a houe and !ku i
r n r'H'iidatlon;1. toy wit i t ivt:
r" th i :. then in a field . i-u.t
et n -'lo away.
y r . t honKV weje d' : ri'M .
n !!' ",yne I'ark before 'hi t ;
.;(' hftTled sv:nrd, leiv.ru; .
'in! red htanelesn.
NVw York. A,rll 6. N" Vork
attorneys are at variarre in tin 'ir
opinion on the part ratir- :k
tt;nr tabJ-j may play 1.. .'rjriti?; a
n w tr! il for fler . ChaiMii; n,
milMnn dollar mall I ; r, ln 011
Siir'l ty was m-ntcr "1 d to h-.n1;
f"r M" mnrdiT of c uv o.uan
during a holdup In Ne
Conn
Th
tlme (able was aski-.i f r
hy the Jury aftr It had relit
a.i an aid In determining whether
Chapman could have li-ft Spring
field, Mass., affr 3:30 p. m. and
arrived In HriMiklyn by H:3 on
the night of the murder, Th
s hedule hal not betn Intr'Htm ed
nor as authenticated as exhibits
mind: be, although counsel for IhI h
stale and defense agreed to let th
Jury have It.
Former Governor Whitman. ;
who ail dtxirlrt attorney prnse- i
cuted the slayiTN off Herman j
Itfiaj.nt !i:l i:ild mirh nrertreeriurr
' nil hi nnl li k I lowed In e'
Vork. Chief A.itsnt lMnlrlel
nii'Tni' rtTiwri nrrra im turn,
while r-ileral Attorney inn-kiivr
on (he other h;.nd thought that j Harding in I':' I He ai vie.
by agreement of eounsel Ihe In- j pr sldent of tho OrryoiV" Vfn"
trcHlurrlon of the time table wasuhamhor of eotnnuT.-e nod ,1s"
perinl1hla ' puhllnlicr off 'he, 1111 City, Or.
dOMVSTATE
Death Znds liOntr Illiii
f.urrh In Orcjvii
33
April i
LinUtio, or till
tf Ol"C..O'.J
: U:l hci o tli :
l.iMrtip dw
LaLiiol:; v
Ouy, d U
.UL;i:io(L
Ar,r1.tj:.--.l-
p 03
la
a BUite u-i e..!;ia v-
uoo;i, b.iid a i -i' 4 I
Jiat t .v - u.
.b aft
St. V
v. U a
. a i-
Was Tho:-
Ar. ttiMshop
i y l i s of a.
had bicn iu a
t r.l t U coiid- in-a at a UdJpf 'a;
hert fur uioro lien a week. , A re.'
tiny a n:;tj an in. prove merit vni re
port' d. wliicu c ntinned uti:i! to
day, with a sttditCQ turn for the
worve, ocnirreJ. " '
Ar Miifl.op Clirf Me. prcsfd.-d
1 ver tlu? areluliroc';e of trrc;ii
City, wt.i h ineituTr.i all of Orsron
vciii of Wa.ro ti.'d Klmr. ith cou;i
tie;?. lie al'jo e-;r.-iscu an ovc.
lordst.Ip o.-er l!'o C.'tiulic churrti
elucen.-ti f the Vri- ii'ic Virth'-vest..
Ar;:l.Ll.hop Alexander Christie
wafl nut. -J for hi work in tho de
vutopmeiit of hl archd'D.:t'-e, par
ticularly In the c ? ejriiclion ui
(Coiitliiu ; on Pace Kevn)
MM
ru por'.i'inment of courty
funds has just, b-'. ii pohi-
I,
1, tl'lfi hcinri Ihe fir.it :t;.;.oi-;
i1', rr.uit 01! the year, ft.) . v In-,
ti.t '"''krnielit U't fall
ti il'f.i'.'t. The preaopl. ai)
i ci A r n.i'iit ie hanfd on $ 1 n pip'l
h-ilHi':' to ho apportion"" 1 v.
.nTitif-r. The complete rounty
j i"'ol fund In ral:d on a ba!n o"
Jli- p'-t pup'l- Them are Ki.71,
r in tlm rouiUy-, nrcoiMing o
lit lni't, B' hool censu. nnd the t'i' ii
rii.tinrtl'ifn d at th! time ''J
H'UDe . districts bav.1 p. w. 10
c.ivr-1 their money fron i.r, vit
11 the taw provldt-s n .i un at
can be made to a dlittri-l until rii
dlstrlrt clerk has fil- ;i hj:; hond.
j ami some clerks ar? ju.i r.'.
v.ltri their bonds. t
. Thi mnrn apioit ;-i !
finme from nearby 'I '. 'h i --r- -;
fo lows: Salrm. ;s. t., v -
tor I5.7IH. Jeffer-M i -', i.-it-h:iM
$:i. Subllinl-y JUO-, !-nr.-v'.lV
Ji72, Centra, 1 o . , 1 : , til:!,
i..'il ISIS. :.iv--.ii,
No l.;.vel $l ?. Il.'l
5 Ml."vty '-uS, Ct 1 ,
, V- ratjr IS I, IM: e: t, Ie ..
l iv,' 5 U0, Sin ton M'i
t III-. Mt. AiiK'd s J t . . 1
itic 2. U (.(..ili-i . ti
! Aiilmrii J It) I, Sal.-M li, .'i
j Wa'ilnrton. April 6. Tletcna
iinn of Kdwarii I. ItriMlle. .iint I
ttn mlii I -let 10 Pi.uii, will be ac
cepted at his reipit!. Ml suce
M(f jlpn
neleet'-.l.
1 iir.Mll- iioiv- nii .i bv Prefilrti m
MINOR GIRLS
GIVEN BOOZE
COMPLAINT
Youngsters Made Parties
: To Wild Orgies, Clai.n
"f Officers; 14-Y
W.1 Tells Storv.
Nine loc.iV m-.n vc in..li
ind 'one oth'.r Is .-u:'it by :h
Sire, all a'-i.-.-'ii oh co-M-ia'.:
ed. with Ju-' r. 'ot tir: V.
o!" ro'i'ri1. itiiirr to tl:e J::uriM
oi m n iur.r. I'-e-.ir :-:!r ' f.iri';
if. vol .cd It? th cr-.-t, v hie-h
ik i:a to IjU nnfl e. mi f
1 a at ca . r f m o ; u p.-,-Hint
h-M e.-'...(. to '!ri,: la '.
eluity fr-r v.-.-um. j" ' v -r, .
niiifl U h i 1 Kt t t '..
Mi'" i 1 1 'iW -' i - -. ' .
riii.'ertoa, - 'x"1 . :' .,r'; ii
run awy at- t . ' .so-.;
li rl
1- 1
.till KT.'.
' Vii.iriV.- th..t !
I'll'
wt ' r - v
irr
reary, I'.
Wllltam 1
Wri4t'-r . I- t-. l, .. r 1 '
.-.in! ruck . ' it' it I--' .. . v
lcat -a ir.-.iL (:.,. c 'V j
upon fiiriihV.ia ' ?.' : -
of jr.OP.
Tho flrest nre ' -w-ro
midb r; I . .. r ; ,
Thursday tv;Tiit. : r .i
Ftory to'J. hy t'ii . .Iv r
a part--' rf elrhi. ir.r iv'
four 'n't, entered t! 1 l
6etio--' hii:i.".'i, nort;i" iV oi :
and luliilr.'.l In a "p.ulv
qur'T flow-ri fne-'y, behj.; -i.
tho mti, it nf:n' irt, to p'.y
frirl. Tim 11,. year old ftlU
eiiich a dr' iik.-n c unlition tl.
the
i' ill
other cven mcjiVriJ of th-i :ri-fy
left licr n Ir ii' at tho c.chool h.vife
to co!-r up. whiin taey wcur oa
aljn-'f t'iir tin eK wh.Te. A' st
2 o'r! vk in T4" morn'ng tl-.ev o
tiirnr;! to tlie K- iz ir n-'hwl for
th? sirl and hrc-M t her into -i"-lem
whoro rhe sp-.-nt tliu r! -f
th.- ni:.ht in the room o odh nf
the. ph.ii, tha one who ie not ;vt
uu lrr arrest.
A?cwUr lo the offlcera e:,
ilir mirlt-ct by the is.tnh) m.n ind
rjirlri h.-. hPH f i -i.t on for a jnsr
lort op nt nix wks in vuci
n "ji p n r ti of 1 1 i v ! i n i t A u...
V-'(- th j r---.'-Irirvi have hp-.-n
t, 111 Lh-i i'-f-h ihirc. i-
: . ;u i'.i'i'v'P -;oifl !v,r!: o'
'. ' "u. ;n l t-ou 'r'.r., ie or t
n'iie i;irle tire aen fr y
ijjl'd ' 1L11 liquor by '; tn n. .-3
tH tnry gow, po that thev m-Iit
I.;;.- th.-lr way with them w.th
c it mueh Inrorveiiienee.
T ti,i nlii" mn were arraigned
i ' jtic.tf re murt thi afternoon
.irt thr'f )iM wart net at $a0
cfl.'!' Tliey were allowed twenty
ionr Uourv in which to make ap-itKuti-
u fir a preliminary hear
ing E
t
n
P.. eirdoa uf its being Sunday,
i-.-it. iu.t,y was the last day for
f v ' " g Ihe first half of taves for
' i '.-.::' hii law providing that the
!l lf v jf eh wo on April 5,
, a f . r that date falU on a Sun
' . '. V r-r 1 holiday.
" , ' cluiio of bulne Satur
e'ght about 1,000 more M;ite
".. nls nnd 410 more receipt had
been lnnued, thaji of the same d.te
a year ago.
Them I no tailing what per
centage of tuxes his ii' n ra.ld to
(dale, a pay men N -uivo rl!'' ' V
and no opportii 'ltv. iv -. tc
cheek the amount-;
, The lli of ln;i?u-. rs m still
long this morning m. ".o' iMv
wltl ml dwl"te
end of the v.
Payment i
are fuhj.-.' n 1 1
est of I p r fent
,.:i il f,.-
r Vest- II IV
Ut off III! I-
11' I. 01) ' .e.
)r. itil half.
Mil 11 n: i'mh
fi fsl.'.tt-lUi
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tr ue.ulj.
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