Capital journal., March 21, 1927, Image 1

C aoital
CIRCULATION
Dally average distribution for the
month end inn February 28, 1927
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FORTY-NINTH YEAR, No. 68
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927
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Mr lei
HENRY MEYERS
TO BE OFFERED
PRISON POST
Former Salem Merchant
and Linen Mill Head Chos
en Superintendent
In event of Acceptance,
James Lewis to be Re
turned as Warden
Appointment to the newly creat
ed position of superintendent of the
state penitentiary will be tendered
to Henry V. Meyers, retired Salem
merchant and at present general
manager of the reorganized Miles
Linen mill here, when the state
board of control holds its next
meeting the Capital Journal is re
liably Informed this afternoon.
The appointment, of Mr. Meyers,
It Is said, has been agreed upon by
Governor Patterson, Secretary of
State Kozcr and State Treasurer
Kay for several days and the ac
tual appointment has been hinging
upon the ability of the board and
Mr. Meyers to get together on the
amount of the superintendent's sal
ary, which the legislature provided
should he fivod by the board of con
trot. Negotiations were opened
with an offer of the board of $3,-
COO year which, it is understood,
has been raised to $4,000, the max
imum amount now being paid to
heads of other state institutions.
While Mr. Meyers is said to hav
met the board's first proposal with
a counter offer of acceptance at
$5,000 a year, he Is today reported
to be ready to accept the position
at the compromise figure.
In the event of Mr. Meyers ap-
(Oontlnued on Pace Klnc
RAIN AND SNOW
SPRING GREETING
Chicago. March 21. More
rain and snow was the offering of
the first day of spring for the cen
tral west where many rivers and
creeks already were running flood
high as a result of heavy week end
precipitation.
Indiana probably was hardest hit
by the hiph water, hundreds of
acres of farm lands along the Wa
bash river and along both forks of
the White river being inundated.
The southern part of Terre Untile
was under water from overflowing
creeks, while the Ohio river.
Kvnnsville, had passed -the fiood
stage of 35 feet. In some area
transportation was hindered and
wire communication was hampered
by sleet.
Sleet also paid a costly visitation
In Iowa and Nebraska. The dam
age to telephone tines around low:
Cily alone was placed at $100,009.
Telegraph companies and preps as
socintlons had difficulty for a time
In opening communication through
the affected areas.
CITY ZONING
LAWS UPHELD
TVftAhlngton .Mirch 21. JPi
The right of municipalities to enict
zoning ordinances was sustained by
the supreme court today in a cape
from Minneapolis.
The court Interpreted Its recent
decision In the zoning case from
Kuciid, Ohio, as having established
the validity of renins regulations a
proper restrictions upon property
rights, leaving open only the ques
tion ot the reasonableness of par
ticular regtialtfons.
The order of the lower courts In
the Minneapolis case, which was
broupht by Charles B. Berry, was
affirmed without comment.
Berry contended that toning or
dinances as a whole constituted un
constitutional interference with
Property rights.
GHIFFfTTRESlGNS;
PAULUS SUCCESSOR
Fred IT. Taulus of Falem has
been appointed deputy state treas
urer to take the piace of George
Griffith, who resigned Saturday, it
was announced this morning by T.
B. Kay. stats treasurer. Pa ulna has
been cashier in ths state treasur
er's department for three years, or
sine Kay took over his office.
Griffith has been deputy state
treasurer for the same length of
lime. His resignation was msde
necessary by poor health, it was
announced.
GOOD EVENING
SIPS FOR SUPPER
By Don Up John
4, Bit of Breakfast for lie
Mrs. A. R. Sheiler of Can by has
been awarded a prize in an adver
tising contest for a recipe on how
to make cornmeal muffins.
At: hear Uanlt-n Lilim i huvmr
his men arranging things for a re
ception of Banker Bergman and
Miss eatherson for their Salem
hanker friends. We expect the lo
cal visitors will leave their vault
doors at home.
"Please leave me some soap. I
got cleaned up last nlpht," wss a
note the office force nt Jlunt Bros.'
cannery found the other morning
from the night watchman.
At exactly 6:59 this morning, a??
we stood waiting at the corner, who
should come around it but Miss
Spring, looking not a day older
than when we saw her last
"Dou you know," we told her.
"Cherry James, our handsome
night ccp yesterday grabbed a
spade and swung it so hard he
broke the Jaibatn. Rne seemeo
iiiite shocked.
And as we walked up the street
with Mi.s Spring on our arm, who
should we meet but Hariey y bile,
carrying a spring seed m nif
hand
"I am firmly behind the cam
palgn of sips," declared Hariey, "to
have all garden seed planted right
side up this year. That a the spir
it that's making a bigger better and
more bcnuMfiil Salem. A few more
Hariey Whites and there's no toil
ing where we'd get to.
This planting fever is abroad in
the land. We even planted the
scat of our pants in an arm chsi:
yesterday and kept it there all day
SOMLOQI Y IX A I.IVIXG ROOM
Dy Stoddard Kmc
The lmn of coitie, must be re-
deettritU-d.
lUx'uoxo one docs redecorate in
spring:
Drapei-ics thai arc not so amiqaat'
cd.
That new-art m oilpaper, the keen-
pm thint
In a few dark ami tmfrco.aenied
IilflIVS
Pei-imp a coat of cnb-lmiiic wilt do.
But mostly we must ham-h an ttie
I riH"t(
Of everything that Isn't bright and
new.
Mom of the furniture Is out of
fashion
That rockfnir chair Is thoroughly
ixisse
Aim! walnut stuff, especially Ctr
casein it,
Is not nt all the prnfs'r thing today,
Tlie lighting fixtures must be done
au'Rv Willi.
The flour innips simply mill not f!
nt nil.
The kill can have the ton wagon
to piny ullii
It's been completely out of date
since fall.
The trouble Is, one can never be
h unity
With ItousHiolri goods that, so to
nv. arc freak.
That arc not new enough to be
(-ailed imi)liv.
nl ar old enough to be antiques.
1 hp customs of society compel h
To keep the plait? as modern a we
can
And to stoflr nn with what the ex
pert tell os .
PnrchawJ. of ronrse. on the tn
fttnllmem plan
15511
n Iri
Husband Kills Wife While
Playing With Guns-Didn't
Know Luger Was Loaded
Mill Cltv, Or., March 21, Mm
C. E. Martin, Is, was shot and In
stantly killed about 7: id o'clock
Sunday morning by a bullet fired
from a revolver In the hands cf her
nuauana, rour yeara ner senior. j
The young couple wera piaylns
with revolvers. Martin having t
luger that he "didn't know wk
loaded." The bullet struck his wife
In tht breast, passing throujrh her
heart. They had ben married two
years and have a four months old
daughter.
Martin ws onratd by a coro.
tier's iniuest which held that death
n-jij nerMn'al and was not taken
into custody. Ths remains war
FRANCE WARNS
JUGO SLAVS IN
DALKAN CRISIS
Brian'd Urges that No Pro
vocative Action be Tak
en in Albanian Fuss
L'eaque of Nations to be
Called Upon to Put an
End to War scare
Paris, March 21. JP Foreign
Minister Ftrland of Franc hss ur
gently cautioned the Jugo-Siavfan
government to avoid any action in
the Itnlo-Jugo - Slav difficulty
which might be construed as prov
ocation. He delivered bis caution
ary word both through the French
minister in Belgrade and the Jugo
slavian minister here.
Whether the difficulty will be
settled through regular diplomatic
channels, or will be submitted to
the league of nations council for
adjudication seems to rest with
France and England.
Belgrade, March 21. Iff) Neith
er the British nor Italian ministers
have given Jugo-Slavia any warn
ing regarding the danger of Jugo
slav revolutionaries inciting revolt
in Albania, says an official state
ment by Foreign Minister Peritch.
This denial is confirmed from a
high diplomatic source. The re
port that such action had been
taken was published In the Hume
news papers.
'ienno, March 21. () Uncon
firmed reports continue to arrive
from Tirana, the lialkan capital,
alleging that Jugo-SIavia is inciting
irresponsible elements In Albania
to revolt.
To cope with possible aggression.
the Albanian military authorities
are preparing a defense for the
northern frontier, bringing up
howitzer batteries and concentrat
ing troops at strategic points.
Paris, March 21. The im
pression here is that the council of
the league of nations will be caned
upon to deal with the Italo-Serbltan
imbroglio under article It of the
league covenant, so as to put an,;
end to the abrupt war scare, which
is upsetting the eld continent.
Dr. Gustav Stressemann, German
foreign secretary, feeling no doubt
H'oniiBiini frniTi pngc tml
1900 CHICKENS
DIE IN FLAMES
Dallas, Mar. 21 Fred Ashbark
er and his three sons were forced
to flight in their nlghtclothes when
an early morning fire destroyed
their ranch home and 1500 two
week old chickens today. Ashhoek
er was brought to Dallas for medi
cal attention as he severed an art
ery in his arm In going through ft
window. The two younger boys, 1
and 13 years old, did not have time
to don clothing and left tho house
in their nichtnowns. The eldest
hoy, IT, ftnd the father, seized a
few articles of clothing.
The fire Is believed to have start
ed in a brooder at the rear of the
house and was discovered about
4:33 o'clock. The flames made
great headway before wakening the
"family. Everything Is a loss and
there was practically no Insurance
can-Jed.
Ashh.n-kcr Is a Swiss and has
heen In this country less than three
years, fibortly after the first of
the year he purchased th Elliott
place a short distance east of Dal
las and was getting started In the
clii-'ken and fruit business. 31a Is
a Widower.
taken to Ptaylon. Martin Is em
ployed by the Hammond Lumber
company here.
Sheriff Bower and Coroner Lloyd
PJgdon visited Mill City, Sunday, to
investigate ths detail of the shoot
ing, and both officials are satisfied
that It wbb purely accidents!, fher
fff Bower brought hoth of the gun
involved In the accident back to K.
lem with him.
According to the story of tht bus
band, he and his wffn were pi(n
ning on a picnic trip down th rive
Hundsy moritln He had s risen to
Mart the firs and "he nm to h'
Continued on I'see Tent
Willos Hearing
Set For April 25
By Supreme Court
'Washington, March 11. VP)
The appeal of James Wlllos, under
sentence of death in Oregon for
murder In connection with the kill
ing of guards In break from
prison in 1525, was advanced by tht
supreme court today for hearing
April 25,
EXCITEMENT
RULES WEEPAH
MINING CAMP
Tsnspah, Key,, March 21. P5
Sourdoughsv tenderfeet, desert rats
and mlillonaiies, drawn together
by the gold magnet of the Weepah
hilts spent Sunday digging, ram
bling and promoting In a roaring
frontier camp of the kind Immor
talized by Bret Harte.
While capital speculated and
prospectors feverishly scratched
the earth, others attempted to ac
quire grubstakes with dice and
cards.
Each hour In Weepah la freight
ed with intense excitement. The
word "gold" Is on every tongue.
New developments are steadily go
ing forward as representatives of
wealth gain foothold.
Cesrg Wingfield, mining mil
lionaire, who reaped a fortune of
$25,060,800 from Goldfield consoli
dated, stands forth a sole domi
nant factor In th newly created
Weepah district.
Wlngfield and his staff of en
gineers who arrived here yesterday.
sat on the crest of a hffl with the
operator of the. Horlon mine and
held conference, which lasted a
half hour.
No announcement followed the
meeting, but It commonly ts be-:
Heved that Wlngfield holds a lien;
on the Horton mln center of the;
Weepah area through a loan ex-i
tended & number of yearc ago.
PEACHES LOSES
DIVORCE SUIT
AGAINST DADDY
Cnrmef, N. T-, March St. OP)
Edward West Browning, wealthy '.
Sew York real estate man. today
won his separation suit agnlnst his
wife, the former Frances "Peaches"
Henan, In a decision handed down
here today by Supreme Court Jus
tice A. H. F. Seeger.
Justice Seeger granted the sepi
ration on the ground of abandon
ment, dismissing Browning's first
caiiF? of action on alleged cruelry.
Justice Seeger completed the nine
pRges of his decision with the word"
"the defendant has failed to Justify
her conduct in leaving and aban
doning the plaintiff. Her counter
claim must he dismissed and the
plaintiff Is entitled to a Judgmen
of separation from his bed and
board forever."
Justice Seeger held that there
was no evidence to sustain Mr.
Browning's charges agnlrtat her
husband.
Justice Feeger held that the
weight of the evidence was entirely
against Browning being sn "un
natural or abnormal husband an 1
that he failed to find ary evidence
that he had been cruel or In
human." He pointed out what he safd were
Ineonslstenrle In Mrs Browninc'H
testimony by recalling she hid
complnned of being tired of her
elderly husband's society.
jtm!r Seecer alo criticized Mrr.
Drowning for trying to palm off
an expurgated diary on him.
The aiimony of 30 whb-h Mrs.
Browning has been receiving cen,s
automatically.
LELANDSTElWBt OF
CONDON DROWNED
Condon. fr., Mr. 2t. &i L
In fid Stejwer, president of the p'e
wer and Carpenter bank of Foil,
tr., was drowned In the John Isy
river near Ppray, Or., last night
when an automobile In wh'rh be
was riding with Herbert Hnrnard
plunged off ths highway Into the
river, swollen by flood.
They were traveling In ft llsht
car which ift the rosd at a sharp
turn. Bernard tried to resrus Htei-
wr but lost his h-ld and Btelwr
wsi carried swsy In the current.
tf lt body had not b'-'n found tM
jRrrniug
Sfeiwer, who wn a sxaduaie of
the t.'nlvrfits 'it Oree'tn. ws i
fm tif Mrs Anna Hteiwr of Fos
jil. IfiS fa'ber, the lute W. W. fe
wef, formerly tm president of the
bsnlt. He I sutvtvrd by two chll
dren a brth'T and two nlmera.
ACCUSE FORD
OF MALICE IN
SAPIRO LIBEL
Alleged Auto Maker and
Publisher Entered into
Conspiracy
Joint and Individual Mal
ice Alleged in Million Dol
lar Damage Suit
Detroit. S:ieh. March 21. Testi
mony concerning International Jew
ry was excluded from Aaron Sa
piro's t0 liberal suit against
Henry Ford when Judge Fred M,
Raymond rated; late today that V.
J. Cameron, editor of the Dearborn
Independent should not answer
this question.
"What are the facts as to wheth
er your original plans were for
series of articles against the Jews
and not aaginst Aaron Sapiro?"
With the Jury excluded from the
court room, the point, considered
ons of th most important of the
trial, had been debated for hours.
Detroit, Mich., Mar, 21 (A") ;
Actual ma i tee In the heart of Hen
ry Perd governed publication In ,
the Iearborn Independent of the
articles upon which Aaron Baptro's
$1,000,000 libel suit was based, the
plaintiffs counsel toid Judge Fred
M. Raymond In an argument today
ox'er the admissibility of evidence.
There also was malice in the
heart of William J, Cameron, ed
itor of tha Ford-owned weekly, and
on ths part of the Dearborn Inde
pendent, said William Henry Gal
lagher, Saplro'a counsel, ilo charg
ed they entered into a, conspiracy
and wevs equally guilty conspira
tors. The jsn-y was sent from the court
room the opening of court and
the i , bejrsn delving Into
mussy tomes, brought In by the
armload. Counsel then reeled off
precedents for ruling both for and
against evidencs which would bear
upon ths alleged double Jeopardy
of Henry Ford and the Dearborn
Independent as set out by Uul
iagher, or the inability of the Jury
to assess punitive damages apainst
one defendant because of wealth
while fixing the forfeited payment
of the other and poorer at a leaser
figure,
Stewart Hanley of Ford's coun
sel. Insisted that Gallagher former
ly had committed himself to the
fCrmHmjed n face Sttiot
CHARTER DRAFT
GROUP NAMED BY
MAYOR LIVESLEY
Mayor T a. Llvesk-y this aft
noon announced the personnel ,f
the committee which in to make the
urnft of the nw ciiy charter, em
bodying th commission or city
manager form of jrovenmiettt,
which la ts be submitted to the
voters at a special city election In
June.
Vnder the terms of the resolution
adopted hy the conneii authoring
the npivmnment f tho commit t
sevpn of its members nr to be pri
vate citizens and two nvrnbets of
the eouneii.
The cii&en members rejected are
fr. If. H, Oiigner, tt Tage, Cor
neiia Marvin J, M. Ier, C. K.
AtMn, Harry K. Crmn and I.oui
Waisri Towns' nd and Harry
Hawkins are the council member
heicted.
SINCLAIR ASKS
FOR NEW TRIAL
Washington, ,Mreh 1 W
Harry F- Sinclair, millionaire oil
ftpemtftr, tftdsy formaiiy afk-d fr
a new trial on th eharires .f n
tempt of the senate for wbb h he
was eftftvicted fcy s Fl"frirt of C
lunibia supreme court Jury,
The mtin tr s new trial was
fifei by Fto-EK I, Hoover and Mar
tin Wttletfi( cotml for th oH
man, and Juficg Hits s-t Mn- h 2.
fr argument.
Twenry alleged errors In the
rf'nnvlction of BneJslr on th"
ehsrg rf having refusM to an
swer qviestions wi)il a witness b
frs the senate oti committee were
Htfd in the motion. Chi"f amra
them wss the denial of sn lr,.imrt
ed yerdlet which declared to
ie "contrary to Hm."
It the motion Is denied. Fimlsh
will b sentenced, th penalty be
ing a fins of from lifll to llfflf
nd a Jatt sentence of from one
mnh to est year, lis then mar
appeal to higher courts.
TAX REFUND
SB 88 B 88 85
Schools to Secure $8,897
CP S3 53 CD Q3 Q3 Q
S3 05 CD 03 is 00 OS
$22,266 GOES TO ROADS
Segregation of ths I1IM06.37,
Marion county's a!iar of the Ore
gon and California fend grant re
bate, has been completed for the
county court by County Assessor
Steel hammer, and shows a total of
fSl.l4.M to be divided among the
school and road dsstrlcta that are
entitled ts tlic-ea from the fund.
The balance, ?S,iZ.M,, will ait be
thrown Into the genera? fund of
tha county, unless court action
should be taken forcing the coun
ty to make a division with the st te
in that event a segregation also
wiil be made Into ths county school
and library and high school tuition
funds. Siisultl such a segregation
FIRE MENACES
MARCOLA; BLAST
INJURES CHILD
Eugene, Or,, tar, 01 Fire
which endangered ths whoie town
of Marcels, 1 miles northeast of
here on tha Mohawk river, broke
out early thfai morning, destroyed
two garages and tlss J. 0. 0. F.
buiiding which housed the largest
general store at that place. A blast
of dynamite, us-ed to keep the blaze
from spreading seriously injured
13 year old Billy Esles, whose
sttult was fractured and riftht
shoulder broken when he was
struefc fey a flying piece of pipe,
and also injared leucine Miles, mill
employ whose foot was cut by
flying glass. Both ths Injured were
rushed to ths Pacific Christian hos
pital at Eugene.
iiscovery of the fire, which Is
believed to havs started in the
back of the J, i Churchill garage
about 6:35 &e!fek this morning.
was made hy a Mr, Hobinett, Who
saw the fPsmcs from across the
M hawk. He had to mafce a trip
arriww the river to arsuse the town
The entire population of the t-
and the Kugene firs djartmoni
turneti out to flsht the blaxe.
Flames qairkly spread to the E.
O. O. V. buildhw, ths Walter I'rlce.
Inc. stare, greeery, drygooils, feed
and general merchandise business,
being on the lower fiosr, and tiifii
to the Service gamge wnrd by
Kiiey F. J!jJTi?n. Ths lss, which
will run Into than'ls tt rttlf:vs,
includes severst automobiles In th'
Churchill garage, as well as equip
ment, a large amount of ato'k in
the general store, and dishes, sil
verware and other properly of the
It. bekah and I. . U, F. iMdes Hi
(tie hitU over the Price stue
much aioeS and practically all the
fixtures of thf i'rire stre and the
Hervbe ga?sm ejulpment aol
bubbling.
BLUE JACKETS
LAND, SHANGHAI
Washington. Mttrrh tt, f
Admiral WHHms ctmimsnder of
the Asiatic thU retried to th"
navy ilepEtrtn itt tday that had
Imided a frcs of sMrnt i,59 ma
rines. He ntM (iis mnnlclprtl conn
fii of Hbnsrhal hsd de-!ared a
"tu'e of emereenry and ti mar
,ne wera landed St Its request.
X'iTdig f Asifrkan marines in
ShRfisrhai is Ira set'r(lRRee with the
pfdley laid dwn hy Sier't;iry K-t-Uirg
at Use time f the original di
fmla!)ce In that cHy on the ap
praeh of natbmaiisi forces T()''
are to he empd only fr protec
tion of Amriean Wn stid prp'ity
within the internstimal sttUiat
fiKimdrti it s.
Wart-raft nm marine w re an
temtded at lebanghiti In sppr-'h'tt-"im
of disorders that piiytit oerui
during the trsnlttn period whiiv
h Hbamifisi ares was painc
frm cntrtl ft th nrthrn pIUt
fi and military leader fo fb;t of
the s(JthT!ser.
LEY1NS0N LOSES CASE
AGAINST Ml SHAW
Innd Msrrh ti,-fj$ JasUce
ICv In cbsneery division tojry li
mled th aethm hrsuj?bt scfitnt
fieore liernard 8'ta by
Arnoltl fevlnson of f Ans"-lr- tii
enncetlon with tb film risbfs of
ths ffeteti "The Chocolsf gd
ilier. Mrs. I,evinEni had askefl for an
Injunction to restrain ths famous
ltih drama!: frem iHns film
proftucer or ntbr sry mitirm pie
lur entitled Th Chocolate M-lier'
SEGREGATED
b required th stsls ieuld receive
$24,0-tT.3S from ihEs county's
share, the county geserat &md
28,Stil,&, the eeumy school aad
library fund, th gen
eral fund, $JS,4.S, asd! ths high
school tuition fund
The county ceati t&feea th po
sition in regard ths segrega
tion for the state, ths county
school and library and high aehooi
tuition funds, that thess havs al
ready been paid thetr share of any
moneys due tlvem and are entitled
to no more. Only ft mandate from
ths supreme court esM e&use the
county court ts recede frem l(s po
t Continued on Ifaes Ten i
TRAIN LOOTED
AFTER ATTACK
BY MEXICANS
Mexico City, Mar, SI. W Pas
sengers on railway train hoyd
from Iaredo fop Mexico City had
some anxious mcmsBis last siElit
when ft hand of rebels com
manded by Hodoifo alleges at
tacked It, shooting promiscuous i
By throwing themselves on the
f loots of ths cars th passengers
escaped the buileis.
No one was molested ss an indi
vidual and th rebels tosk nothing
, from the paeKgem, Two Pull
mans and ft first class coach were
burned. Previously tha refeeis hail
piaeed four cafs ef dynamics en
the tracks fn as tlempt to hlow
up the entire traia, but the charge;
did not explode. The cm!luej i
was wounded and latsr died, A
nunifer of Anscrieans wera travel-
Ing tn the Jtillmafss among them :
Mrs. C. K. Harrlmas and her twoi
children. She is said ts fcavs vsl
untarily offered money ts the
rebel.
The soldier making up the mil
itary escort alnmrd the train
fought vsllanlly tinllf overwhelmed
The bandits loaded nauiea with
loot fiom the express and nrMl
cars and esmped. Ht-por; that
they had kidnaped all a the pas-:
.H'Kejs, were defied when the
train reached Mcxtes City,
As s coRs'ycnce the ettack
and the holding up of eleven auto
mobiles on the Hfesiea Chy-Caer-navaca
highway jrcstenlay. It Is
reported that the military sscortp
on passenger trains and paii?s
along Important rals will be In
creased. Federal forces are pursuing
both bands of marsttsters esdr ln-
&t ruction t ha? nn mercy.
mexicanyIgIo
BECOMING ACTIVE
N'ijnle;t, Ariz., Rfash 21,
A diin?i-h to tlve IleraNI from
Tpic. Nftysrit, Meslcs, mym that
c!KiMs there forecast ft new c?t
f;tmffy wiiifh may far eireett the
deslruciive Inll of yast year's flood
in ttt.it vicinity.
Imminent rittioo cf the Cebor
tico voie.mo Is In (sr.jseel. Tl;s vul-
oiinn, said dtpKthei Is is s state
of aesbm at thin time r educing
numeroits temlsr, sTs-or!-
Ing lo selmolKlsts, jsresag severe
eru tlns.
Aet-ordnK to einloft espre.e?.
In thnt relsiBt tits wr4mmti is pre
paring for efrem activity.
St. Paul's Church Robbed
Of Silver Communion Sets,
$30 and Ceremonial Wine
Two shd sllrer emmanla seji
t39 front a charity fundi ssd tmt
at!nfis of csremwrslal wine stte
stolen ftm the St, t'anl Kppsl
church by v&jsdals who thfSMi'hly
ra notched lbs rrftffcs snd wrought
havoc In th ftle of Rev 11.
;h;mhT. recfor. The fsrorasnwis
let are v'ned ar $ttft btt th h
nt th w-H'-f of the two Is reifrttd
ett deeply by lbs pastor to whom
the set wa pr? (?U'4 year sa b
th b? Hbtimp Mwi'tsw A clock
nn cue of i h rifled desks was atop
Pt at i.4 e'eieck, Indtcsthe the
-kpjunilmai how ef th robbery,
't 1 believed,
Kntranee ts the ehirh was p;iits
fft by psjmhing a leek ert the e.
d'lor. The VARdftls crossed the
hurh and forced ttusir way into
the li)ly where ths dr;i-ft exs snS
contents of three dFk n crs Bitn-
CHAOS REIGNS
AS FOREIGNERS
G1VEBATTLE
American and OtheB
Troops Defend interna
tiona! Settlement
Rioters Loot Shannhsf
after Faff to Cantonesf
Fighting Follows -
Phansrhsl. March t (milf &
Up to this hour ths forest dee
fending ths foreign sstmntm
from the tuning Chinese had
fered 12 casualties IneEading; t4
kiiied and 1$ wounded.
Two paniaid aobilere of tfa Hr5t
bh force were killed hy nEper
The wounded comprised fiv p-u nm
;abis ft Ruyfian patteeiKas ses
four British soldierav
Cbanphal. March f l (M Chas
relpned in Shanghai taslght sE
the fall of the cify t& the Csstones
thi morcine".
ilioters ran leoss Sn the cHlr"
quarter alt d:y, and tosfeht ?acd
of Chfnce troops, pressmabty at
tached to the retreatm norl h-erd
army brfke through the b&rri-.r t
the north of ihe islernatlenat 31
tiement ant! fcejfan looUng,
A Uritish armored car rysfceJ oil
In response to a nolle call toT siiU
The car was subjected to cstlna
owe machine gun fire. LI-eu'-er-aTit
Newman. Corporal AtssHe anJ imfk
soldiers were wounded.
Savage guerilia figMWJg wa go
ling en In ih native district &t
iChapei tonight hetween BUs.mtuu
igese (northerners) Including whltf
liusslans antt plain ss&ihesm&n oi
ths KuomintniijE iCttntssesesK
Several of th latier were ret
porfert killed. The fighting accsm
fCnrnf.tnAti or f-ee- vjn 3
BROTHER OF CON
SHOT IN BREA
GIVEN PARDON
Iewy Joi3s, brother ot Owkos
l-neji. who fsKured In at least tlvr
breaks hm the Oresn peslseiatl
ary. and who ss shot t ,'?h"
n Ihe break f A0g- IS
has been bfud ft condition rsls
and rOeasett frnnj pElsm, it w;v
learne! t!y
IHw-y Jne. with hte fcrrtJhcr,
wss sentenced to serve 2 years fia
a ensi le of scaaSt and rbery, Ke
was recUd fhs trtem mmmrf
and bis pardos w grant
ed on Mar-h iff f this year. TIs
pardon ws recommended hy th
!ir-irutinK attorney, the trial
jtMt'C aiti the p.imle hearrt,
Superiftlentfent WHIe sjjW today
that, unlike his hmther tnsy
Jottes has a!ways bees ft m&lt
pvf!i".n'r an( fd never ssven ths
prison aur borates the least imrt-le
TOHKiSTAN RIOTS
OVER WOMENS RIGHTS
Pi,n:ai V.-,nd. "nirkfrtais, are 21
"Vf TurfcViasj Is fit & ferment
mer isffitc f mmii?e rt?m hi
(ni3!vT to hHsh the wll
i'Je( v M-wt'-tti women frmts th
hsretn (s r-'iif'W! Kreat mKHnfusf
To d;ite ire i ban 1
the SrfmaifeaRd i(rlet have t&e
ket th Vahm.lt.
uf-'v exan.itie.. Ten daliar f th
i harjJr f in-i. kept Jn a s?r?t pter
was sto dlcffred so thoro'irS
were th prowlers. Kfdfetftg al
'into'.tched and ttse lftrs hrsght
i heir own fewtles fr ths 5 " .
iieve-y of the fearRary waf
n!aT by J!ev. Chtmbrs &&mst S;4
ind:y mrnlnsf, Th y-ro1., I'-rl
ev tlently I ft by th wamm dewr,
wbi- h was Ms wnltH'feed,
At a specl.d meciln.e at th e
uy Sumlay afieriiosn It wss dersd
ed to offer a rewsrd of $Sft ffr th
retrn of the cmmmisa sets Vr-nr
in bebl that ths silverware wl h
titeie as the only snwhsd of d
portion.
The cl:;frrh rohhery si only
ne of s setf ef fearsatte Sfet
md.ir niiiht, th?uht ts h htn
ns? t.r s frts f thre or fMf
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