MedforbMii:
' The Weather
Minimum ycKterdny... Oil
M Illinium today 110
Predictions
Tonlicht nnil Thursday,
' Itniii.
RIBUNE
Pally Knurtioiiitli Yoar.'
MEDFOBD, ORETJON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1919 ,
NO. 15
I'uriy-iiiiui
hill Yimr,
lt
E
RENEWED Al
EARLY DATE
Earl Curzon Warns Enqland That
Clouds On Horizon May Break at
Anv Moment In More Sinister Form
Than Anvthlna Yet Seen Odessa
Is Evacuated By Allies Serious
Outbreaks In Eavpt-Vienna Calls
for 10.000 Allied Troops to Aid.
LONDON', April 8. IVfrnitliiiL' the
military bill in Ilia I10111.0 of lord to
day. Kiirl Curxon of Koilli'Hloii.Vnwl
dent of the council nml trnvornmt'iit
lender in llio Iiimino of lords, declar
ed lluil Vienna "boimr in a serious
position mill apprehensive lost it
ulionld xlinro tlio futo of liuduptst
Inn) turned to Orout Hiitnin mid wiid:
"If vou will Hand ten thousand Itrit
ii.li troop wo cmi Bimrmitca tlio Bit
iiiitioii." , Kurl Ctirion wn not sure Unit wnr
conditions would not revive. Ha said:
"I see clouds on the liorir.im whii'li
miiv burst nt nnv moment in a more
minster form llinii ituvthiitir vet Keen.
If tlio critic of thi bill can show
Ilia Kiiveniment bow to rule Ireliind
witbout miiiiitiiiiiimr fortv tlipiiHnml
troops lliere tbuv will confer a itrunt
fiivor on tlio irnvurnuient."
CAIRO.' Kimit.." April . (Heu
tar's. 1 -An official communication
mivk:'"' ...
"Dnrinff vontenlnv's disturbance
tmoim several times hud to fire on
the mob, killing nine nml wounding
fiO. A number . were wounded bv
householders whov wnntonlv fired on
the mob. All wuh auiel in Cairo to
diiv. -
I'AHIS. April 0. The evneimtion
of. the Ului'k sen. port' of Odessa bv
the nllied forecK i confirmed offi
cially. A Turin disputoli Tuesdnv niuht
miid a wireless nivHuuKR from Mos
cow reported capture of Odossn bv
Tkrnininn Rovict troops.' On Hiiduv
the Paris Mutin said (lie evneuution
of Odeum! liv tlio nllieH wuh imminent
an Ilohdiovik pressure wuh increasing.
LONDON. April fi.-Tho ailuntion
nt Odossu in not vet elcnr, ncrordinir
to tlio latest newg rcitchimr officiul
nuurter in London, but it is believed
that the evneuution of eoviliuiiH in
imminent, owinn to the difficulty of
food supplv, All measures hnvo been
l,.l... f... ll, ..,., ,.l .,(' Ilrllluli nlu.
ill nvu ml uiu iviii...... wfc .'-
ililUIH. ' " '
ROME. April 0. T'' n,,,n0 ,0,in"
eil of tho (loiiernl Federation of La
bor has decided upon a general strike
to Inst 25 hours. Tho Ktrike U set
to bt'L'in on Tliursdnv nt 0 a. ni.
No rocent news Iiiih coma out of
Italy to indicate tlio rciiHou for n
striko demoiiHtrution.
SALON! KL April 8. riiiluurinn
troops Uuvo boon Kent to Striininitxti
to suppress an uprisim? of irriibjntist
0 rooks. t
BERLIN." April 8. Tho tliro'nt of
rtiilrdud oiiipIoVoh to adnV'o (tor
mimy's . troiiblos bv . Rjirikiiiir. bus
brought a Hharp reply from tho orov-
ornment in which Hiuin notion in do
noiinoed iih "a orime' toward tho en-
tiro pooplo."
, . ' .
on un nninirno
OHIO M. OULUTO
CAN'T BE CHENS
KL PASO. Tex., April 0, Jmmnoso
who havo served iih soldiers in tho
United Stilton army annual boeomo
Aniorionn oitinons .. under the law
witiviiiu flnnlilvn I inn nt ililniifiiin nnrl
..ll, C-,.,..lili,, ..n.,n,.l.wl' ...ill, tlin
, .itiiut I... ii.i...vi.in u.mi.u.iiui. ...... .....
viiatiirillir.alion of nlionn, Judco W. R.
Smith dsoidoil in till) Unitud Stutos
court lioro Ihm aucrnoon.
Two iliipuncRO who wore onliRtod in
tho army at Fort Wins applied for
citizonHhip. Judiro &mit.h hold that
this Inw was in conflict with a former
law roami'imi that nppliannls for oil
isonHliip miiHt ho. "free,, whilo pop.
hoiih or' 1 pot'Hoiis of AlVioan do-
W MA
PARIS PAPER STATES
II. S. PROPAGANDISTS
f
. I'AHIS. Anril (). "' ilo iii.L
iicciihv our nllieH of forgetting
what I'Vance Iiiih -.done," hiivh
Ilia Mutin toduv. "lint neverthe-
Imm we witiicKMeil a cnrioiiH
Ihinir viiKlcrduv. Ainericun
T propiiumuliiitH or ncWNpuper
men. kllnwiliir Unit PrcHiilcnt
Wilmin linil m mil in on cl to Hrext
lltll mIiiii U'llii'll in (n 1 11 1 II llilll
(id buck to America, hco in tliiH rti1!
natural order nn opporrunitv to
blackmail. Thev iiinde with
the iliHiumroviil of nil Amcri-
ciiiih who lira friendly to Franco
u bold fiieeil iittempt at n-
timidiition. 'If vou are not more
nccoiiiiuoilutiin;,' thev went all
over the citv Having, 'our prchi-
dent will return home end vou
can cMriciiln voiirKcll' from
your difl'icnltii'H by vour Hclf.'"
PEACECOUNCIL
Cablegram Held Up in Paris States
Author of Bill Legislature Sends
Tracer Inman Reluctantly Aarees
to Walt Pending Reply Claims
Votes Enough to Carry Measure.
SACRAMKNTO. Cuilf.. April 0.
Temporary postponement of diHeim
nion on bin motion to renew coiiHider
n I ion of bin renuest to introduce n
bill in tho Hcnnto of tho California
ItttrmUturo ; prohibitiiur Jiiniiiii.'xe
leiiHini! ngiieiillnral laud in Califor
nia wan acceded to toduv bv Sena
tor Illinium ut tho reiiuesl of Sena
tor Kelioe.
Kclioe asked that further lime bo
allowed in which to get u renlv from
tho telegraph eompnnv on n tracer
Rent bv the Hciiuto Monduv to lenrn
whether the calilecnim to Sceretirrv
LitiiHinir iiHkinc if dismission of nnti-
Japaneso legislation would emliarrass
Amoricnn ilelegates in their deliborn
lions nt the poueo roiifercuco hud
been delivered.
"I nm informed that it prohuhlv
will bo tomorrow before wo can ob
tain a report of tho telegraph com
pany on this point," Kohoo said.
'I nm .willing to let tho mutter tro
ovor for tho present but 1 reserve tho
right to take it. up at anv limo I
wish," Inmnn miid. -
"We hnvo wnited six dnvs mid I
nm convinced Hint tils' pence dele
gates mo ignoring the cablegram. I
feel confident Unit it was delivered
lnt Fridnv in PnriR.
"I feel certain that I have omnigli
votcji to net this bill out." ,
WASIllNOTON. 'April 0. Kx
chatigeR between tho United States
and Japanese government, regarding
tho rocent clash nt lien Tsui, China,
between American soldiers and Jap
anese, are oxpoctcilto result shortly
in a Hiitisl'aetorv imdorstutulimr clos-
nur t ho incident.
A full report of AmerhW Cohsul
flencrul llointzleinan bus boon recoiv
od a, the stiito department, it wna
lonrnod lodnv, mid tho invest iciition
by the American authorities hus been
prnotieully completed.
HONOLULU. April 8. Six bnttnl
inns of JnpmioKO troops are being
sont to Isoroiv to suppress disturb
ances which nro sproniltiiir, accord
inir to a' Nippij Ji.ii cablegram from
Tokio, recoivoil hero toduv. .
2 AVIATORS KILLED
r AT LANGLEY FIELD
HAMPTON, Vn.. April 0. Liou-
Imimilu .li.lin 1.' Monlv nP K.mllln.
Wash,, wns inslniitlv killed mid Sor-
geimt J. S. Kicliarilson, seriously in
jured toduv lit Laimlov Field, when
nn airplane which Noolv whs driv
ing fell from n height of about 250
CALIFORNIA JAP
LAWS! WAIT ON
loot., .. ,. , '
APPOINT 3000 1
U. S. AGENTS TO
ENFORCE AW
Government' Arranges for National
Prohibition After July 1st Local
Police to Cooperate After Home
Brew. Private Stills and Makers
of Perfumes and Extracts.
W A8II INOTO.V, April 9. Tlireo
IliaiiHiind Inlornul revenno: agenta
working In micclally nrrunued zone
turnout tho United Slates will en-
forco prohibition after July 1. ac-
conllnic to plans arrtiiKod today by
tho rovonuo liuroati. . Nearly 800 In
spectors will lie trained for tho work,
to bo added to the force of 283 rev
enue axonls already avullable for
police rexulallons, and the machlno
for enforcement will be In working
order before the date wbon absolute
prohibition becomes effective.
This force of special agents will be
distributed among the dlslTlcts where
taw violation Is throatoned to the
largest pxtfiiit and special attention
will ho paid to cities whore revenue
officials look for most persistent ef
forts to make whiskey Illegally. In
addition the revenue authorities plan
to cooperitteo with locul police, and
to leave the greater part of Ihe en
forcement work to those authorities
In localities where the police appear
efficient. Without such a plan, tho
force of even three thousand federal
agents would be insufficient to police
tho entire country. ,' ,
" St row on l.lipior Traffic
Altho manufacture of liquor for
personal use will lie equally Illegal
with the production for sale, revenue
agents are expected to1 devote most
of their tlmo to the commercial traf
flc, and to leave tho enforcement of
the law against personal manufac
ture to local police.
Altho heretofore liquor violations
have been found by revenue agents
mainly among moonshinors of south
ern mountains, prohibition Is expect
ed to stimulate Illicit distillation en
ormously in cities.
Homo llrcn- I'ndcr Itan
Ono aspect of liquor law violations
has grown out of tho hundreds of
recipes far homo manufacture of
boor, nlo, wines and oven distilled
liquors now being circulated in all
pnrts of tho country. iBooklets and
printed pamphlets of these recipes
hnvo reached revenue officials from
scoros of cities. It was explained to.
day that to make liquor according; to
tneso recipes will constitute clear
vlolntlona of the law, altho lt was ad'
mlttod It would be difficult to pre
vent the manufacture In most cases.
I'rivuto SIIIIm
Private stills can be acquired legal,
ly only by registration with tho rev.
on no colloctor of the district. Mann
fucturors of stills are under strict
regulation of tho revoaue bureau., be
ing required to pay fifty dollars a
year llconso foe tor doing business,
and to pay a specific tux of 120 .on
oach still or worm sold. It a person
Is dotected In operating a still, he Is
llnblo to pay the llconso foes ordinar
ily Imposed on a distiller, In addition
to fines and other ponnltlos for law
violation. -
Many reports of the manufacture
of "family stills" on a large scale,
und tholr salo at low prices, have
reached tho rovonuo huroau, but
proved false In most cases.
After I'orf nines Xext j
Groat care is to be obsorvod by
rovonuo offlcUUs to prevent unnoces
snry Interference with production
and distribution of alcohol for Indus
trial and commercial purposos, under
the prohibition act.
By a careful system of administra
tive regulations, the bureau plans to
make It difficult for the use of flu
vorlng extracts, perfumes and other
articles containing alcohol for bever
age purposes. Modiclnes containing
alcohol already must have a compo
sition to mnko It physically Impos.
slhlo to take quantities as a bovorage
without making the thirsty person
111. Most ossontlal oils contained in
perfumes aro said to lie guaraatoos
against use of perfume or drinking,
since tho oils will cause Illness.
FRENCH DEPUTIES ADOPT
PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTION
PARIS, April 0. Tho principle of
proportional ToproscnU'ition wns
adopted us tho foundation for eloo
tornl reforms in tho ohnmbor of dep
uties voxtordnv when n motion to that
cll'uel; wns curried by a vote of 2115
to 201. . ; ..
ASK ADOPTION
Of
AS TONGUE
' PARIS, April 9. -(By Assocl-
ated Press.) Tho French Soct-
ety for the .Promotion of a
4 league of Nations bos adapted.
on motion of Profossor Aulard,
of the University of Paris, an
4 eminent authority on history, a
resolution asking tho peace
4 conference to adopt French as
tho official language of : the
Leu g no of Nations.
The society is also promoting
4 a movement ln(favor of Paris as
tho seat of tho League of Na- 4
4 Hons. 4
4 This Is entirely unofficial, 4
4 and the Frencfi government will 4
4 take no steps to assist the move- 4
4 ment relative to the capital of 4
4 the league. Tho foreign office 4
4 officials who will speak on the 4
4 subject say that France would 4
4 be proud if a location in this 4
4 country might he chosen, but 4
4 that no formal steps would be 4
4 taken to that end. 4
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IN MIDDLE WESTr
DENVER. Colo., Iiprll . S.-Bllx-zards
In Kansas Nebraska and the
Pan Handlejot Texas today practlc
rflly cut off wire communication be
tween this section of the west and all
points to the east and southeast.. The
heaviest storm Is raging between
Garden City and Dodge City, In Kan
sas, and In the vicinity of Grand
Island, Neb. Heavy Bnow has fallen
in Colorado, Lamar reporting a pre
cipitation of IS Inches. Officials of
the Colorado and Southern railroad
today reported a heavy snowstorm
between Trinidad, Colo., and Tex
tlno, Tex. Train service Into Denver
has not been affected as yet. (
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. April 9.-
Rain and sleet began falling at 6
o'clock this morning and almost Im
mediately changed to snow. I .-
LINCOLN. Neb., April 9. A. fall
of snow unusually heavy for this time
of the year. Is reported general thru-
out southeastern Nebraska today!
EL PASO. Tex.. April 9. Snow
fell on the slopes of Mount Franklin,
near hero, after a day of pain, wind
and decided drop in temperature.
Colder weather with a possible frost
was predicted for tonight in this dis
trict. . t 5
Reports received nt tho ' United
Stntcs weather bureau friiin- Santa
Fee Rtnted six inches of snow fell
there Inst night. As Roswell. N. M..
an inch of rain fell, tosrethor ..with
some snow. Six inches of snow is
reported from Amnrillo. Tex.
GERMANY'S FIRST
AT FIVO
i
: PARIS. April -9.-f(HavosL The
preliminary peace treaty will require
Germany to mnko aa Immediate In
demnity payment on 'account, of 2a,
000,000,000 francs oil $5,000,000,000
in cash and raw materials, according
to the Echo do Paris. Tho treaty, lt
declares, will not leave uncertain the
total amount which Germany is to
pay, as that amount will bo writton
Into tho document;1
PARIS, April 9, The first Interim
report of the second sub-committee
of the pence conference commission
on reparations dealing with, the fi
nancial capacity of enemy states and
the means of payment was adopted
yesterday by thecommisslon.. lt wns
deolded to present this report and tho
report of the first BUb-commlttoo on
cntogorlos of damage-and methods of
valuation to the gonornl secretary of
the poaco conference.
TEXAS TWISTER
DEATH TOLL IS
Frlphtful Tornarlo Sweeps Thrbuah
Oklahoma and Texas Bearlna
Death and. Ruin in Its Wake
Storm Covers Wide Area Prou
ertv Da-Taae Tremendous.
. DALLAS. Tcx... April 1). Btubl
persons were killed in the storm nt
Tundra. Vim Sunt countv. briiminir
the dead in lust iiiuht's tornado, .re
ported here earlv this afternoon, to
oyer thirty-nine.
DALLAS. Tex.. Anril 9. Three
persons were killed und ereut dum
aue to build nts and farms wns done
throughout this district luatipiuht and
today.
A .Missouri.' Kansas and Texas
freight train was blown from the
track near Dennison, Tex., and two
trainmen hurt.
Three persons lost their lives ut
Kctor.. Pmtnin eonntv. Texas when
their houses crashed on them as n
result of the eule. Munv houses in
hc surroundins villages were unroofed.--
. ,
; The storm, which was central over
the Rio Grande valley, moved north
eastward with ereut sever'tv during
the niuht and was central over Ok
lahoma toduv. ' ' ' ' .
DIHANT. Okla". April 9 Six per
sons are reported killed, a number of
others seriously iniured and mnnv
houses nod barns were demolished.
in a storm wb:ch swept through this
countv lust niuht. It passed five
miles from' here and did not hit anv
towns in the count v. ' .
DALLAS. Tcx.. April 9. A tele
phone message from the postmatser
at Winnsborer. Tex., this afternoon
said that he beUeved 15 persons near
that village were dead ns a result of
lust niuht's storm, in additiT to a
number so severely iniured that thev
ore not expected to reco.ver. ,
; Srincoln; Tex. April 9. Thirteen
persons were killed in the vicinity of
Mincola bv the windstorm aceordine
to information received here this af
ternoon. "
WICHITA FALLS. Tex.. April 9.
Twelve persons were killed nt Walter.
Okla., when n .hotel in that citv blew
down todav, aceordine to private
messnees to relatives of victims re
ceived here.
GIL CAMP LEWIS
TO
WASHINGTON, April 9. Colonel
S. Robert H. Stllman and Joseph D.
Leltch have been ordered to report
to Major General Graves, command
ing the American expedition in Si
beria. It was said at the war de
partment they probably will be' as
signed to relieve officers of equal
rank who comanded tho unit? of
General Graves' forces drawn from
the Philippines. Colonel SiUman has
been on duty at Camp Travis, Texas,
and Colonel Lolcch at Camp Lewis,
Wash. .
TACOMA, April 9. MaiorOen
eral Joseph D. Leltch had not heard
that he was to go to duty in Siberia
until, the Associated Press dispatch
was read to him this morning.
lt was announced at Camp Lewis
that Colonel Harvey W. Miller, of
the first infantry will succeed Gen
eral Leltch as camp commander un
less the war, department Resigns an
other officer td the place. Coljnol
Miller Is the senior camp officer be
low Major General Leltch.
Mt. Lassen Gets Busy.
' KKDDING. Calif.. April 9. Aftor
lying dormant for about ono venr. Jit.
Lnsscn. in the Sierra Nevadas near
horo, resumed volcnnio eruption to
day. A steady stream of 'white sul
phurous smoke is issniiiir from the
peak's crater. .' ' -, .
More Soviets Established.
' HA'SEL, April 8. Soviet councils
have boon chosen at Rogensburg, (57
miles northwest of Munich and nt
Fuortli, next to Nuremberg, the prin
cipal lnanulacturing town in Iluvn
NOW OVER 9
KLAMATH FALLS TO
DEDICATE NEW R. R.
AT ELKS GATHERING
' -
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.,
April 9. The Klamath Falls
4 municipal railroad to Dairy will
be formally dedicated at the
Elks convention hero August 16
and a special excursion will be
' run to Dairy for the benefit of
the visitors. ,
At a meeting of the city
council, Robert E. Strahorn, the
builder, offered to conduct this
excursion without expense to
the city. Ills offer was quickly
accepted and the city will co-
operate with the Elks lodge In
arranging the details. .
. -
.
War Office Issues Urgent Appeal for
Relief Force in Murmansk Reqion
Men Must Be Trained Soldiers
Disorders Incited .Bv Fins, Not
Dangerous Says London.
LONDON, Tuesday, 'April 8. -.CVJa
Montreal.) The, war office has. is
sued an urgent appeal for volunteers
for the relief force for North Russia.
It is stated that the men must be
trained soldiers.
The period of enlistment will be
for a year or for such shorter periods
as required. ,
LONDON, Tuesday, April 8. Dis
orders on the Murmansk front in
Russia were planned by Finnish
troops and Bolshevik Finns, accord
ing to an official statement issued at
the war office today, which states
that they are not considered of polit
ical significance. The statement
reads: - -
"A telegram from Murmansk says
tbat on April 7 a disturbance was
caused at Murmansk by Chinese
workmen but It was spon put down
and was not" considered significant
politically. The majority of the riot
ers, most of whom were armed with
revolvers and knives' are now in cus
today. "A party of Red Finns "twice at
tacked one of our posts south of Se
geja on April 7 but were both times
repulsed, leaving six killed behind.
We had no casualties.' This attack
furnishes additional corroboration ot
the intention to launch a simultane
ous action by the Finnish legion and
Bolshevik Finns. -
"A Russian rifle regiment, which
is a part of the allied forces in North
Russia, has occupied Gapnavalok vil
lage on the eastern shore of the bay
ot Onega, 60 miles south of Soroka,
capturing a Bolshevik patrol." .
- COPENHAGEN, April 9. An of
ficial statement Issued from the
Esthonian army headquarters reads:
"On April 6 Esthonian forces cross
ed the Nnrova river,, south of Narva,
and captured seven villages and 200
prisoners. On the same day they
stormed the town ot Ddov on the
eastern bank of Lake Pelpus, captur
ed 300 men and considerable war
material."
NEW SALEM PEST IS
CALLED PRUNE COOTIE
SALEM, April 9. "Prune cooties."
is the name Robert C. Pnulus, man
ager of the Salem Fruit Union has,
given to a new prune pest which has
mnde its appearance in the district
south of here, bo stated today. The
little bug is described as about the
width of a hnir and nbout one-eighth
of an inch long. A dozen op more
of the insects will attack each blos
som on prune trees, eating only the
white petals and thodumnge in some
orchards already is considerable.
Pnulus siiid. Tlio insect never bus
boon soon hero before.
CANADAWANTS
.VOLUNTEERS IN
NORTH RUSSIA
TOTTER NG
SEiSSM
Hun Government Considers Appeal to
Allies for Armed Assistance Con
dition In Empire Growinq Worse
Riots. Strikes and Disorders
Spread General Walkout In Ber
lin 30.000 Loval Troops Called to
Defense Hamhura In Revolt.
PARIS, April 9. At the latest
session of the German . caolnet coun
cil the government considered tho
eventuality of making an appeal to .
the allied armies to maintain ordor
in Germany in the interest of the
whole ot Europe, the Zurich correal
pondent of Le Journal reports.
The newspaper ; L'Eclalr under
stands that General Humbert, former
commander of the French Third army
will be appointed "commander of the;
allied troops in central Europe."
BERLIN, Tuesday, April 8. (By;
Associated Press.) At this morning's
session ot the soviet congress, inde
pendent socialists presented two
resolutions extending greetings, to
the Bavarian and the .Hungarian
soviet republics. . The ' Independent
socialists wished the congress to ex- .
press thee hope that the . Bavarian
proletarlt might overcome opposition .
and that 'the" rest or Germany might
follow Its example. The motion after
heated debate was postponed.
The greeting to Hungary was ac
cepted in spite of recent threatening
predictions...,
Berlin was quiet today, , being
strongly patrolled by government
troops with artillery.
Spartaean. leaders, at Hamburg are
plotting to proclaim a soviet republic
In that city, according to the Zeitung
Am Mittag, which calls upon Gustav
Koske, the minister. ot war, to sepd.
troops there to prevent this action.
COPENHAGEN, April 9. German
government troops are marching on
Essen, where a collision has occurred
between the strikers and the Chris
tian workers' organization, the mem
bers ot which desire to continue at
their employment, a Berlin dispatch
announces. The strikers have occu
pied the Krupp munition plant, the
message adds. ,
BASEL, April 9. Storage sheds of
the American Red Cross were among
the food depots pillaged by armed
crowds In Nuremberg Tuesday, ac
cording to dispatches received here.
Goods to the value of 700,000 marks
are said to have been taken from
various food depots.
MUNICH, April S. Tuesday (By
Associated Press.) With another 2i
hours behind it, the Bavarian coun
cil government appears less able to
impose itself upon the country, and
the general political situation has
become more threatening. Not only
has the support ot the old govern
ment taken concrete form in North
Bavaria, hut the breach among the
social-democrats in South ' .'Bavaria
has widened. .
The independent socialists of Mu- i
ntch and (Nuremberg aro split hope
lessly. In the latter city thoy are '
absolutely opposed to the soviet sys
tem for tho present, the. former city
(Continued on Page Eight.)
SAM FRANCISCO. : April 0. All
police und detoetivo details were in
structed to hunt today for Charles
W. Sharp, alleged. Chico embozzlor.
who escaped from u Butte county
deputy shoriff here Jlondav after
huvins . been . arrested here. ,
Shnrp is --wanted, in Los Anceles,
San Francisco. Oakland,. Sun Joso
and Pittshunr, Pa., for -aliened bud
check transactions, aceordine to tho .
police. . 'J.-, , ' . ,
He was convicted of fortrerv in
Spoknno in 11)13, and escaped .from,
the Wnshinston stiito penitentiary lib
Wnllu Wnlln in April. ' .10.1-1., uccordi
mg to the police rccorda.. . ,
CHICO WZZLER
iMT-MY