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PAOE SEVEN
.WOMAN SHOT BY
KIDNAPPER AS
NIECE IS SEIZED
Scene in "So This Is London?" May 22 1
POSTPONED TO WAIT
OFFENSIVE
WINTHROP, Maine, May 21. (A.
P.) A posso of county officers rein
forced by citizens was searching the
countryHltle near Lake MaranuVook
today for a man who ia believed to
havo shot and seriously wpunded
Mrs. Emma M. Towns and thon out
fire to her cottage. Miss AidaHay-
ward, a niece of Mrs. Towns, is miss
Jng and is believed to have been ab
ducted.
4 Mrs. Towns and her niece are
fcmong the most respected citizens of
the town.
.According to the story told by Mrs.
Towns, she and her niece returned
last night from Wlnthrop village to
the cottage on the east shore of Lake
Marti naeook nnd as they entered the
door two shots were fired from
within. Both bullets struck Mrs.
i'owna. She fell on a couch in a half
, conscious condition nnd later heard
the Voice of a man telling Miss Hay-
ward, that if she would accompany i
hi mon a journey of fifty miles no
harm would come to her. She heard
aunt should die?"
The man then looked at her as,
she lay on the couch, Mrs. Towns .
Said. Afterward he went upstairs '
and she heard him speaking -of
money. The nextshe realized was
that she was alone irr the house and
it was on fire. She .revived suf
ficiently to drng herself from the
place and seek refuge in a neighbor
ing cottage. t
GERMANY
PLEDGES SUPPORT
10 DAWES PLAN
BKRLIN, May 21. (By tho Asso
ciated Press.) Foreign Minister
Stressman announced today to the
reichstue thut the German govern
ment will continue to carry out the
Dawes plan.
Minister Stressmann said no coun
try welcomed more thnn Germany the
efforts of the Dawes plan to accom
plish the economic pacification of Eu
rope. He said thnt even those who oppos
ed the acceptance of the Dawes plan
were convinced tftat . without It .Ger
many would not have been able to es
tablish its currency on a secure bnsls
and would havo been obllped to wage
a bitter struggle for her economic
existence.
Herr Stressmann said "B'e shall con
tinue to carry out the Dawes plan in
the same manner as we havo hereto
fore. Parliamentary majorities ard
governments may change, but I can
not conceive any administration which
would depart from the program and
policies we havo adopted."
He said Germany's relations with
the United States are most satisfactory
and all signs Indicate that In the
United States a genuine understanding
of Germany's needs Is Increasing.
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RAriAT, French Morocco. May 21.
(A. P.) The rrench orces op
posing AbdrEl-Krlin's invading Hlf
fians were today consolldutlng their
opposition but were postponing the
Hocond nnd what they, hope will be
the final offensive to rid their ter
ritory of the tribesmen.
The offensive hns been postponed
to await the results of the mission
to Madrid of Louis Malvy. former
French minister of the interior who
is at the Spanish capital to learn
the attitude of Spain, should France
find it necessary to pursue the Mo
roccan tribesmen from the French
into the Spanish gone.
Meanwhile the French nre streng
thening new positions as well ns con
solidating those thev cap'ured from
the llifflans In Wednesdays flght-
Abd-EI-Krlm continued to bring j
up reinforcements and tho French
are afraid he will strike before their
rllivlnninlln nnimlliltlnnu with Miififlt '
seeking permission to seek Abd-Kl- I
Kr mon Spanish territory are sue
cessful.
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nOSEnrnO, Ore., Mny 21. Leo
Duncan was Indicted on hIx counts
by the grand jury, which filed a partial-report
here this afternoon.
Duncan Is charged with four burg
laries, larceny in a dwelling, and as
sault upon an officer, bail In each
Indictment being fixed nt $.r00. Dun
can was arrested here the last of
March, charged with robbing1 four
local stores. He later attacked an
I of flpff ifnd oKcaneri from lull, but
Tomorrow at the Hunt's Cratcrnn J one-hnf hours of enjoyable enter- wna reCaptured three days later.
theatre, amusement lovers of this lammem. I Since then he has been apprehended
rne story concerns me visit 01 uu ,n lhree offorta to break JulL (leurgo
city will naive nn opportunity of
witnessing' George M. Cohan's In
ternational comedy, "So This Is Lon
don." which tho Henry Duffy Pro
ductions Is presenting here.
Lawrence D'Orsay, the original fl,(1,on fm. the irl wnose father dis-
,A. Hudson,
fellow prisoner was
wny also Indicted, charged with aiding a
prisoner in an effort to escape. Ills
American millionaire shoo manufac
turer to England. On tho
across his son has fallen In love
with nn English girl, f The lannee . .. fxed at ll000.
is greatly prejudiced against the i .
Iintish and objects to his sons at- Xewsnnner Baby Is 1Jihi.
SALRM, Ore., May 21. Tho 'news
ORE. ATTORNEYS FLAYED
FOR EXCESSIVE FEES
star, who created the principal role, tastes Americans nnd forbids her to paner colony here received nn addl
of Sir 1'ercy Beauchamp in ev have anything more to do with ner tlon jagt nignt when William Hyrd
York, will be seen here in his same sweetheart. How oil is poured on upjemn arrived at the home of Mr.
characterisation and tho company of the troubled waters, after the nnti- and" Mrs. Don H. Upjohn. There are
supporting players, headed by Kobert ' pathies of these two parents have one brother nnd four sisters to greet
Toms and Ivy Crane will be found run the gamut of mirthful situations, m. Eight and a half pounds Is the
of Broadway excellence, D Orsay b (r said to be developed In dellgnt- heft of the new nrrlvul as announced
comedy methods nre said to be par-i
tleularly well attuned to the tubtle-
ties of his part of an English noble
man,
he Is
fhl fashion.-. -.. h -'- i. (by the father, wild -In armember of tho
Robert Toms "will be remembered Capital Journal staff, and a prominent
hero ns the star In "The Cat and tho florist.
Ho Is a born comedian and Canary." Miss Crnne was for years
represented as taking advan- a headline! on Keith's and the Or-
Wo man's Ne w Freed o m
Countless women in homes beyond the gas
mains have learned that the secret of freedom
from long kitchen hours lies in their cook stoves.
They have abandoned the old fashioned coal stove
and adopted in its place the improved Perfection
Oil Range. This is the modern development of
the oil stove an oil range, whose powerful
burners have raised the standard of oil stove
cooking to that of gas.
Women are finding that kitchen tasks are light
ened by the faster cooking and the greater con
venience alforded by these newly developed
Perfection Ranges.
Your dealer will be glad to demonstrate Perfec
tion's gas-like cooking service. See him today.
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Oakland llraachISlh and Mollis Strtttt
PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens
lor tfuiik warmth ivhrn-t-ver
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nvithtutgas th PifftetUiljr
Styles, siset and prices to suit every need and purt$.
tage of every opportunity to creato, pheum circuits and the remainder of
laughter. Tho play itself is brim ( the cast is almost equally well
full, of fun and furnishes two and, known. .
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100 YEARS OLD !S
SALEM. Ore., May 21. Because of
tho size of the feen they are asking
for their work in connection with
Wate loans to farmers for the ie-Heeil-
,iflj? of wheat lantl, attorneys of sev
eral counties (hew tho fire of state
board members today, particularly of
Slate Treasurer Kay.
In counties where loans have boon
made under the aid act of the 1125
legislature the state board appointed
for each county an attorney to KUide
thjtyfarmors in making their applica
tions to the state. A number of these,
it developed today claim fees of $000,
which Mr. Kay thought excessive,, but
whenthe mails discovered one or two
asking $2000 or more tho treasurer
expressed himself In strong terms.
SUFFERS $75,000 FI
N'ESPELEM, Wash., M.y 20. Bus
iness houses on one sffle f the main
street here we're destroyed hy fire
; ( that started in S. E. Hopkins' meat
V market early today. The loss Is estl
mated at $50,000 to ?75.000, with in
surance of probably $11,000.
Property destroyed Includes the
general merchandise store,' hotel nnd
residence of F. M. Decamp; Smith nnd
Company's drug store; Gene Smith's
restaurant, D. C. Pursley and Hons
pool hall and Fred R. Howard's mo:
tlon picture theater and dance hall.
Nespelem is in the southern half of
the Colville Indian reservation. nnd
the Indian residents outnumber the
white persons.
SECURED RFLIFF THROUGH7
FOIiEY PILIS
John R. Gordon. Danville, III.,
writes: "I have suffered with kidney
trouble five years; could not sleep
at nlcht and was aim nut always tired
INwas not strong and hard work made
itiv uncK unit. pui -NJnr i'viwui
PILIjS nnd after a few treatments I
felt hettcr and could work with more
ease, became it rnner and could sb'pp
better." FOf,EV PIM,H nre a diur
etic stlmplant for the kidney make
tnem more active. (Jet a bottle lJay
old everywhere.
LAST FEBRUARY IS
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ORKOSTT, Wis., May 2'. (A. F.)
A lst mesace from Fort Howard
In 18:10 located on tho present site
of the city of Green Bay, has been
found here by Carleton Steulis.
Mr. Steubs turned up a peculiar
appearing stone while spading his
gniden. Apparently two small. pieces
of granite had been sealed together
with clay. Twisting the tyo, the
clay fell away and a bit of paper
was exposed,- bearing this message:
'Fort Howard, February, 1830. In
dian ammunition running low.
'(Signed) J. D. commnnder."
From the size of the two bits of
grnnite, it Is believed hat the mes
sage was placed where found and
given to nn Indian runner to carry
to the Fort Howard commander's
superior officer and that tho runner
was either killed or captured at the
present location of Oshkosh and
rather than -have his captors receive
the message cast it from him and it
remained untouched until Mr. Steubs
picked It up.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. May 21.
(By Associated Press.) Arthur Lopez-Frailer,
testifying in his Identifi
cation trial in federal court here lo
(iay, repudiated the confession gov
ernment representatives snid he made
last February that he is not Arthur
Frazier, World war veteran.
Lopoz-Frazier, who is seeking to
establish Identity ns Aruth Frazier, de
clared dead by the government, col
lapsed ngain today on the witness
stand but after a half hour's rest re
turned. I
r'You think you're a wise guy, don't
you?" he muttere to Major Lelnnd
Wind, one of tho government attor
neys, as the latter asked him a ques
tion. Then he was asked about his alleg
ed confession, mnde in tho office of
Michael Johnncs, department of jus
tice agent.
Lopez-Frazier declared Mr John-
nes had said to him, "If you don't do
what we want you to do, I want you
to understand I'm a deputy sheriff
and we'll send you- to jail tomorrow
morning.
ry tor
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