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The Lions Club is gW-The Carnival is an Undesirable Form of Show That Might' Well be Barred From Eugene fciiyNews THE '"EAT HER ortSo: Cloudy, probably oc USI.I anew. f i,tlM- Fr"Uy ,ai,"',, ,,.f "t e-terl w,n" .Hr": Mln""ttnl t0,ay' xLntt; n.l.num W.d " s, precaution, .14 of 2 SUM ! 4 4 ,6,!, omim of w'nd, wast. . i swnmmodatloits cits L v . ... in nnvate Born tB ! lists 0( rouiuo ,,! made avaiiante tor :ne .t. T-,,.no lorl of Elks Ait " sixr 01 IDV ! Portia""! ourins the innual gr!1I"! .convention to be held I next ,,i h cn received at ,he af- d tit lodge be. A members of ,rder who are contemplating at- jias the convention are asked to iih Gcorgc Wooa-se:- !ljrj sbo will obtain reservation, tough rooms have been assigned to ( Eugene lodge. provide accora Kfction' for all, it is announced. pncncdlT all the hotel rooms of Portliod have been reserved for .n from other states by the Port- committee in charge of accora nodations. C,p Houses Popurar n.iD. to the present damp wea- ,,r nd the chill evenings there has i big demand for the camp Ion,,! at the Eugene auto park dur- , ,),, past week or more," accord- w to F. M. Wdkins, chairman of tV Mrk board. Every one of the 22 Item has been occupied each evening tftmtlr as the average daily attend- on st the camp is quite heavier tbia Uit year at this time, Mr. W:l- ti itates. Although the demand for iltlttrs is heavy it Is not probahly tilt Here will be any additional mrtedastbe present vceather is ntutr uuuui uu - t to the visiting tourists, Mr. w.J iiaj states. &!!! Inspector Penile ajipoiLuneiii m nu mf-t tt j Hke charge of the tuberculosis tei; rfctttie for Lnne county will be made the county court in the ntor fu ture, iccortUcff to announcement by attcbers of the court today. The new lUte law passed at the recent mee; iaj of the legislature provides for rtmpulsory inspection of herds aul fie enforjeracnt of the law here ; irsd by the Lane County Agricul tural council. There will be no pease to the county in the tests as the ijwttion work will be elf-auppor-bs by fees where herds are tested, it is jmnounced. A trained veterinarian will be appointed for the work, the county court announce?. Urtchecms Are Closed With the close of the Eusene clumber of commerce luncheon today these weekly events which were to litre been discontinued for the Jm aer months will be fitili scheduled, fwnliog to announcement made to 4j. The luncheons during the past jr have been a success in every j aotj a good attendance was re wrdtii, u the announcement. The otl attendance for the 20 luncheon WMUugs held is 1317. The largest Knjle day's attendance was OS Ffbrusry 5 when Fred B. Smith, vice f'uleut of the Johns-Manville cum- Pnr, was the spt-aker, the chamher "ixjft shows. Rac Horse Is Sold Two ttmusiind dollars for a half in tst in a race horse is considered Wit an event and merits publicity, tXM&nz to Neal and Bartholomew W, bundled the deal wherehv Jmea ?jhr of IVnnsyh'ania acipiires part "nership f ! K. two year od. was owned and trained hy C. I! nia.er at stook farm west of this "'I. Don K hts just completed a aer. 'n of tra.-k ensasementa at T::t tm snd in July will race at the ntdi t bt n(!(,rt at the track nt RfBo. .ev. tr 1t.HI. Inn fsters of Don K and there are make records on t&e hack. Citimbs,. Official Coming- H. Ues, field secretary of the . States chamber of commerce Bftw en a tour of the ecast am ,1! in K igene aonn, according t Tnl riTfd at the Eugene chamber f mmrre todsr from Andr. tt 'Ift. fieNI ,i,,r t ,). ; "!r. Mr. I,ees desire, to conferj w!m.ils of the Kugene organiia rer doger relationship and af twn i,h the national bodr, ae fig to the communication recelv- Nft due has as yet been set f-r tt of the field secretary here, fsr.j tf E Kugene Chadwcik, r seeretary. fer Seattle- onard Gross has gone f .I. , to ittrnd th funeral of her1 tr'. t t . i jte: - "" utiroiiirri.i.... attle. ,rH Shipretsti Haivy Haivy. u:,f,: 'rr':a fruit in eonsirterahle a!i, i, Dw coming into the Eu- E".et. according to (Jeorge V. J"' of this city, deputy siste hor- "'sris' ho bis charge of all in- tet, of tree, regetable and fruit m and out of this city. All re carefullr i.pected in o pretrnt anr spread of plant "re fr-m other districts. VOL. 63 TODAY'S NEWS General UNITED STATES PINES SENT 11 111 I il IT n H I I U w II It 1 W I It 1 1 ! Russian Bolsheviks Blamed For Trouble; Denials Are ISSUed gj. Increa5es; Japanpse Cruiser And Marines Ordered on Way oaH)X, June 4. OP A very graVe view is tafcpn here of the ! - turhance of iSh;ii3ghai and the out look in China generally, fear being ex pressed that things are moving to ward a situation resembling the Buxer uprising. As regards the agitation among th- workers aai students, the editorial writers of the London papers are al most unanimous m attributing it to Bolshevik influences, especially the activity nf the Sjvtet minister, M. Karakhan. RUSSIAN DENIES REPORT SHAaOHAI, June I. ( The Kusginn t'ttnsul general, E. Osarnin, t.nl.iy denied that .Soviet propaganda was responsible for disorder, unrest jind Hot conditions now obtnininjt in Shanghai as the result of demonstra tions by lliine students, protesttux against the ncOin of the mined court in sentencing the strikers. The consul general declined to be interviewed by newspaper men, but he replied in writing to a series of writ ten questions submitted to him brand ing the statements from other quar ters attempting to connect his gov ernment with the disorder", "as noth-' ins else than prevaraention aiming to discredit the Soviet government." M. K ARAKHAw bftARS PEKING. June 4. OPi M. Karak hnn, Soviet amhas-ador to t'hina, to alar dened that bis s-euntry vns re - .i t,n,n. (sp'n!tfie in any rsoe grtivities of Chinese students ut Sh.iltgh.ti. The Soviet ainiia'sador, snid in ii.s i.pinioii Amerii-n might well take th nnimrtunitr to prove profes.-etl friend- ; ship to t'h'na by standing aside, say fing to the other Implicated powers: 'This is ynr bus ness, not ours. MARINES ON WAV MANILA, June With (Continued on page seven) COUNCIlTfoSELL M'KEilE BUS ... hnrI w!l! advertise for . ... . notriirtmg the ne pipe 1in t Jtayden bridge on the Me- sr..i- river for a new water supply soon after the bond, are sold re ports V. A. McClain, superintendent , . Monday mgbt ' 'ne city council, bids will he opened W gjtwt.mo of the $'l toted for the McKensie river "n..-.: -. ttt ft nt the stater ei- I 1 ,a welt e . tj. for erecting the H' tension - Skinner butte. and ea- rescrvoii " . . citv water system, tending tne r"" ' McKenite project. (J.rg, number of bidden lor'n , . I according to Mr. M-Clain. ! now working on maps and i ' ..ir;.,int and getting r;ght-of through th land leadtng fo h; river, : j Two pip.-!in erew. are now wi.. i- it,, eitr. one OB a smalt I worsios i . ... tt,. ronton street be. tween H.steenth avenue .no . tmlh atf another on Twen .renite east. Another i ty-fourlh the 12-inch pi !" n'- working on Uprising Feared $360,000 In Bonds Voted At La Grande ri!nfb voters yesterday accepted fr municipal b,ed issued toiallng t?3flO,(KiO at sjveeml elfction by a vote vi nearly five to ftne, anoCfie:.t isnT m was memum, with 10-ti hallats At. Tbf votc or improve water trm and imiM aaxiliary supjisy j Sri. no 205. r or ?IO,MH0 for f ewae d sposa l r 52a.fti0 lor storm ewer--yes TST, no 235. Fr $4r.K for aiMitioniit fir pump?r. rtuiimeni and hmismj roo n yes 751, no 2tS5. This is the first Iwvnd eleftion re- suitms fstvoraaJy m iji trsmie m i years, eity ofne.ais deriarea. MEMORIAL SERVICE IS HELD AT STATE llULliU yLuDlUiiieomir,u"lg t0 Xasbv DALLAS, tre.t June 4 The fifty second annuaJ convention f the Ore gon State firaase, which has been de clared U have been the largest at tendance on reord was marked today by the asftual memorial servii-es fr departed members, ttmt eiempma- , tmn of juvenile woriu igree work ve il be pat on toniyht with Kve ning Star (Jrane team f Multnomah county in charsc Speaker CsnCsmoed tin res'dntion. that condemning the selectbm of the speaker of the state burning by a Mstement Ooverrtor bouse of represpntatives and presi- jj titin IVsy of Tenessee ni i'iarks dent of the sensie by trading of com- vjjjPi 1V., hin home twnt that mittee posiiions f-r apinntment was "evolsif in wag all bosh bat adapted. I he expected to get as far as possible A resolution mtroded leuested , from the rope trial, the governor to appoint a special com- j , mittee to investigate and rettftrt tn eouises f.f the rtiiverftty of Oregon. Oregon Agricultural cdfege and State N'i ii:l s booL Mrs. Boatf Speaks. jjt night Mrs. Minnie (i, ltond, of llfigcnc, state lecturer presented she nnnmtl lertttrer'a program. President I.evi Pennington of Pacific college, N'ewherg, di'ltvered on address. The nominations before the conven tion are: To replace H. Hirsrbberg as state treasurer; it. K, Henny, Wbington county; J. K. Kelly, Mtiftnonab coun ty; K. A. ISUke, Benton rmmty; Mrs. . Powell. Polk county: S. H. Van Trump, Marion county, and l I haw, IJnn county. For one vacancy on the legislative committee the names are; Itoy Stock ton, Yamhili county and t'. W, t'raft. Wasbingfcn county. Gerald Chapmans Life is Spared HARTK'B1, t'ono., June t. if I A reprieve from esecuti n for tier- aid Chapman front Jne 2" to Itecem- ber .1 was issued nty by fiovernor , ., ... j hn Xrlim5,Sj B tte appilcstion (t jj,,,,-, Arc.v Hugh M. Alcorn. t bapman s roniirteci at the .M.trcn term or s. .,jf,.. ....... . t'liitCCmSn Skell 'Sew llritian and after a sB,ition! j ' - . . Irisi wa sententeu or J"'ir- .io- i 'rial w i ,; , ; hanged t tee state pns-ra , onfana HCPOrt.5! Heavy SnovfaII (.RKAT rAU.H, Mont.l June 4. t- fooe b : , rain fell bere between 3 snd 1 1 . ... oVIk III tr.orn.ng ourmg ......... o i . .enerai ,n re. shr.tbherr and gar - .lens in the cit, fr m the hea-, anow ilLUtlXi; UKEGOX, THURSDAY EYKXIXU, Jl'XE 4, e.fiP,iiT0 END LECT CTI-P III! V 1 fit ,"kti-ax, or .-.!" III Jj 1 1 1 1 1 I II'K- Wo.hai,k, (or five I I Lil (JUL! I Ulpisjeof the rereiving tlnwri j I Time Will bs Devoted to Writing Memoirs, Tells Folks 1 UltCS OregOH SChOOI UESS as Indicative of His Ten nessee Affair j t)sessim o U.jur charjea were . 1jo pisred assinst hint. Arr.mifnj; iff HM!0. June 4 Wiiiiam j t,rpl,f t !r;,, Ast..rnev J,.hn i.w Jenningn Rrjan's san rs" of or- i , -.nfi,,.,, wh .tetivered er. k- atr,v pronator vcm &p feearsl at si&iRgjt ( tltf Swift pjatit. cahetl fictt- ipnncsee eromnon Tnai SI rn la!y l The great rohimone? annosnced at Springfield, llljt., that fe? liitenrfpd te retire from the lecture platform to: devote hia time to writing his mem oirs. Mr. Bryan tsade only a stiff r?f erence to the coming evolution fight speerh yesterday at Jacksnn- former home, beforf ills, Tersn,, where be will be joint1! by counsel for the prosecution of 3. T. Jkpes, lsHetei I fayton school teacher. Speaking fo old friends ami nigh hors at a celebration of the eityn cenJeij.ir.v, .Mr. Brysa mpntiosl the recent dt'istim of the supreme court in the Oregon school ease, isdipatrng that it was sigtiificant ef what might M(Mlc,Mj in the Tennessee trial. J? M Jhe tt,t,ftn gSft mrrtitn s right to mifcgiiard the religmn of the child and al$o afftrmett the rijrbt f the state Id regulate the piliwls am! what chall be taught in the sehooj. The erolutfon fires alf were fcppi HaschiJlI Jicsults ST. UM'IH, Mt, June 4. Et hers i Hornsby, Hf. f.ois t'anlstial mstfitger, ! poled out his fourteenth borne run of the season off 51 f ttiflitn in the firt I inning of today's game with the New j York tjinnts. One matt was tm base, SATtONA!. j At Pittsburgh R. If. K. 1 Philadeipbis. SW 3 'Pittsburgh., M IS tt liatteries: Knight, He(t, ! Sri' h ami i Wilson; .Meadow anil OW'etii, Coocb land Wendell. j At c(,icgo I Brooklyn. . ... ! ( it. It. K. It JH t ..SI SfS j! liatteries; Kbrhtrdt. ftuhheli, Os borne, tireen and Taylor; Joses, Katiffmat n, Blake and )rtnett. AMERtCAf At New York ft If, K. vt'aabtngton , ,.,,,,,.. H New York ......3 flatteries: fieuther and lists! it S g Pen- t Ben- ! nock, fteali, gougb. II. J.'bnefB and ; M (,, ' vmtM ,,h . ii. H. E. az n s Boston. . , jsttertes: Harrtss ant oarni in',..., T . , t'..!.. ,t t'iSftM-t, ' ' " ' t ,. ... o tt e . .-...-..- tv. tui. ,,.........- j ittnr: ,. ;. - ard. Kavis. Bttab atwl lu s. !'. fl ee! J'h'e. Yoefi and Pew ell. JUDGE MeCAMANT SEATED fAS" KHANCIHtt, S'ltif t I udge W.ii.r. McC.mast of .-.- '. goesaer turlae in the Oregon Oregon: - - - ..... ..,. u,rt ,,! soeestls an ,OT,nd ,r rre.wen! . o-... g. t judge th I'nited States .irciit rort of appeals ere. tok hit -! today. riAfi wm n (c? m m m m m m m m't n,, ?s ' Portland man Arrested on , Fraud Charge -Hurry sb em Swift, ami eomiiny, w arrested day a rhsiRi- f dffrsiiiJiBf ilf firm at ? iT'rf to ?io,mxi. AKnotfc on a. salary of Uatsy more ffisn k s mooffi, uocsntt; bs b?es Uvins t an espenU hi?K i rid jn an e.Tpensiv? simft- liile. aecr(ihtjE tn Ieimtr IHstriet At- terser ,en Itfbrman, ? ed that they ftiml a tiusrt f $m cn &i hip. tim invmr, uU-d by Vtmhtihk ami spUt the proceed. L DELIVERY EXTEKOED T0DMs3- ' t tttil delivery servh-e for a nwmVrJ f streets of the e'.ty nt bfrr m eluded in the work of the Im-fti p t - office was started tday ft ml other f ttiii he add-d.soon. according to 1 Bouncemeut t tIav of lrmn K. V! paMtrr, t SAK-K5ft June i(--f The service wl be extended t m s r?-penmg f the ihe Mr that he trB Kstt ,Vmnrf IWic emitrl -se i grant -Just as a the necessary rrrjr saUl WBIaat 1 KUis, attorney mentft feate been cmphd wilh, th imtfiiatr stated fjsy, Thrse ju:remfnJs are that sidewalks ' b inst illed and that proper inail r-; .eptaHes tii!it be placed at th hfttise. ! Tb f!lwmg trei' have b-en j listed a inebided l the new pjjen-1 s;on of dls.er erke, sccidJig to a rprt made tfdy: f Mnro' strei ftotn Ku north to 5tf nor.h, h th swles .f strrrt. Sef.tt.1 avenue tti r frm Adam street ' W Ait h-mb-vard, bib Vitih avenue xi fr"f Tulr t ii!lomre Jr't. tl Vsde, Van n nt rr t from H jO t T-tifcufh atenu e?tt, b th le, IjiirolD at reef fiB SeveBteeirth avenue went t.i b fh sides. rbstBton street lrm rieve(tteen6 f Sfcnue wet t. hfih i i Jlive street ftom t!ith I . hoth fcd. WiffatttsMe ftireet frm tftK smh to "!.. bo'b tides. ffarris street from 2M.VI to 22:.j tth sidre. s t . : P' fter street -",e w ..-. otb sides. t nitersit) stteet front -t w S t 2I.V), both s d'S Agate street from PAW t 2f"t". i both sides, j H "reet f'om 3(Vf f both aides. fti F.raeralil street irom i. . ! both i. ! Portland Firebug Is Eager to go to State Hospital .TI.M. .. - h" fter C. Bil-bt'l, former Htr firewan i who confessed !art.r M f rea. was . , oroereo !t in- - -. ' ,..,,..,, t.i Iks)lts; ft" xbe court order s'a'eo tfist ne , ,r,.r..nlr eft-d " Pof btet i esger fo undergo treat tnenf, seeorrtsrsf to b father, A f Itucfctel, l,o sstd that bis fm:ir n also tl hope rear b meo'al C'Sd!t could be rurevl. BUREAU TRANSFERfiEO t 4 tjS - - : W AHIIINU f. & " Transfer of the b irrs . f tw fr (, ititerlor eprttoent to .tie ..-f.,..- stent of eoajioefce tit rr tfjtoa. 1923 PR iPF Attack is Made oa Certain Conditions of Southern Pacific Control WASillXmX Jne 4 OP A petitia fr r'wpenmg of the pre-i t&?4mg by feifb the Jfttertat etm" mem commission has allowed the SiHttberH tvaciHe railrst! ta retsin eRtr sf the C'cRtral racific was fshd toslsy by the pHbtie fwrvtee em- Is apprsriKj cntmance of the merger at the tws railroads the com Bii?3Mm attapketi crrtsm condition ttini the regn petition asked for ife ?iirc?m?si f rights to e Btral prftppry which oiber rsil-1 may b entitled to exercise. is ritrs! reelfle sew fcr a gh Oregon, th petltton afd, i vhsh ibft regm Trunk railroad has bws efftitlM to iie between Ska- ham ami Klamath Falls, The general &impmni was made thst the merger lff tr?gii h&$ rrthirni rntitriiiUm in railrad service, HEABIKQ EXPECTED SOON tBtmuetl en tge two) TOLL I IN EAST tHIMK Jh 4,- t4 At tii death have b?en attributed dl- j rrtlr r mdlreetlj to the heat afe iff th last few d rr th middle ami fst. f these .'IT wrp IMpsI s1 ibe tS f b-t, a fdm; Two irj Xew Tifit. Se"B iB Sw Jere-, Kf lu the itiigam! iare. Tflve hi fhi. Sjs in MM'blgan. ffee ij fKdisrm. Thre- i fbiesgo. aHitls -T ofber death were (rttFW j aforma sud bath fatnlftje r'teves storm jb.fh in lows. Five storm destb In Minnesota. Kaur mUtfin deaib in Nebraska. One sforift desfb in Montana. Five bstliitig fatalities in Milwau kee, One bftJbmg death in Chicago. ff IN OHIO COfJ MISI H, tt.Ai, June I Tii "sther biiteuit tt.ermomeicr in the ' stsfe fcue groon-l tere reg ster.1 t'5 ilgr es at CI ?jl p. in. ; PHtLDEI.PHIA ROASTS lIltI,AIi:i.l'HIA, June -- fort the fontfb sfr'eve Pbii4Hj,t. eter?l in a temperature rll ibe smetie. At I p. m.. the tbcrrrr. in Chinalr y iRE OPENING IF I llil-Ullll.UiU.tt Bin nnwTHni IWC . DUCTUS illlllu UUIl I llUU j x mz iq leirpn 1 Vv ufiuL ID nuiiLU ttL Petition FUed by Public ' "' Serviea Commission 1 3 w- i i Of Oregon 1 . -, J A J ;'rr K h h' "r,'f"-" """KM. ref,r. to fear, -teritaa ttssiiirvrm .f tei uUt t- rec$erf. SCHOOLS CLOSED HALTIMoBK, J- 1 - -Al (t, Wei BlMi- .!. ere cj-,l st sws for .be tettt,-t;o tt-r f the tat .t.ie f the esee be.tj M il feas rontm.ied unbroken for fife tf,., ) co..t!e, with iepr;t;t hnntit . Tt- www tl""" i" ' 4t was tS deit.-s. Two ptftt?li n ere rep..ri.. t'HSCAeio, ini 4 -(.lift- hopet'-M-tLal. Slti, h'e fjr trtf weather M h'ld ut f.laK br tb- weather burcti t, birs RANtiHtl.l STOAN- , natloa .weheriag, it. many .N , b,.eaM, rtb.ah l,k b... JContiEaed ob N STREETS 3c: OS TRAIXS L-'.,"? ijs ,. jr UiH I Jate.tt C, SJarssr sf 0, t psrM Pjtt fteM ef tis Myo tic SfeHse fcs ai elavts fs tfeat P3Sllb9S 1st lfc iasavWi tMacit f that trtlar fa) La Afe, Th lmHral cousicit th 3frtl Shrine, at Its Hslsf sWs hers t ds,r, r?! rfearF I Taasr teutpK Afcros hst tfea youngest tempi? la jirjfaelsattss. Tam? la bees operating umr sperfsi dls p?nstfea The emmeil aisa passed a ruling ta she efeei tbat a Bf m?mh?rHip fe should be jjo Be has les time ta sbbhsI tlae The ssffsI dtte sf ths srJer wer rsiel frm ?3 ts $!f aed ib annual ff-j t malBj ?ri':?4 HiSblress hospifais was fisiedi at f.tS ASfiKIKl JfHw -i T first 4y of erectiss at th lferln coa- refitfaB fcrr rted b tb expected, a?l th( offieer beisi advanced. Jamej t. Itsifger stt lesser a ebea i ter!l pMfent&fa aueed Jsasea K. t'bstwHee f Kansa Cttf, ttflser ..ffiei-rs cliftsett is tb sneov tt-?Si-J eleti.s wer; ftatiiet W. tmfeS, Jf!itontrv, Ata. isssgserW ttesMity pjtmt!; i brens-e M. Itetfbsr, fmPieee, il. I.. ittssiS s'W'f rstttett; Frank ( ,fiRe, HiSss, T, 8peri! as sistant tafn; f.ee V. i'.mngtvortR, i.o A!it!e, taswrtaS high prtt "Bil pmidtet; W'tB . Bwtrm Pitt-t-turgb, ttsster teesattrer fre-fteet. THE 8TOB SO FAR: JI.OIHA fJOKfsoN, bBtifl Jlf per, marriea WS'K tSHWSoliY, a !rstot ri hter. f.Ewta of toarriage Is f.ttt tA fm r!obs; , , . bst a wrh or rbsMrent c fc. fctstertf afcn Weft Mf i f,t (, swt her h.aork. , br.i MAta.lE, fci tnofb- ie irrt gar &.ro.- rmirg, r.i irtn STANLEY ts-.tVW US. a 'Sor ifr ! u , ut is !, ..f t'et ISirk !BtB!t.J !!!ert. t!t is t.M iff km with Mbs. lp e tb fttrt ibt WbrB de,.tc all bi at- t.tiB t.. mm mux aiu Th wtW Srt bretstt "P ' - ,. tS,tl-t;st .awSa ,,,- lul l ber fcbtwt. f' "vti.m" MAY vt vttrit .ifc of I'lf JOHN jtKY- tola ber IKe cas t Etm er?ot t Mr HOME EDITION K0.12S Brother And Siater4a-Lsw Are Others SWs by Lloyd Rssseii Most of Those Killed Slept While Maniac Worked Wounds Self, HAMILTON', OMs, Juts , liecosiing rioiecdy issD, Ll-.-fd K aell str!y iefaf thst s4 kiBei fijii members of h:i fsrei-r, s.-cir.-.r-j to peffc wha srrei;ed ,:sr i il'i abst s&d althj Mssl fit tKctfta sr iht fiT res brother, few Bwstbert broibe? a ter-lfl-law, Ilsuett to Is piSitS B county jtit Tbe dead. Hrc. Rs SsiJ, S, satbas. Jshs LstwsS) Rsnafl, bssiiM, tsam Rsstaii, 55, srtts ef Js6a fowell Huaaell. Iatl, S2; Bsbart, S; 85H Frs eft, f; Pattl Last Is 3, ajtf Riihartf, 4 fBOBEBt, all cbtitlres sf Hr, stst Mrsv tnj la bed when & &r (haav Ka(! Ilias Sarsei wepss a btsalf sbd!tf Is ta font. Aftar fh aiaftUnr & rMsBesi tfc bosltea of aaeeral ef tb ebKrss wt bsBetav lis iA Iske4 SesesSIj about m nterstag ss rit fets imi nUi b wcsbU afesat tia pSeSar < the wait Bttaseil to 43 year sJA Moat sf tba HVrt w attentat. Robert Leosird o4 Tjestte RefEer, poHcesies, ar,J C'pMs f'tKtf WsS. gea, tlegutj aberiff, wer assssessesi, Aa they apptsacSse tb kesas, Its tfM, who wa tsator teteer, appeared t fsitajsw ai toSS aterf that a fiflOO mortgage wa its is rt js!e, and that thf H ba-e ts ff;'? tdy. "I'll abost tb ptetaw sff the fl and tfeea aarretKler BgaaelS tsM t police. 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