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RODEO SPREADS
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ftKHMKX HIOM AM. I'AHTM OK
1KlMNT
CbM. J' Ferguson, wlui tin liuoii
iptallsi several 'lx !' the vlrliiltr
ol lloutu, rM,"t that thorn la
rt islautlasm l tlmt section over
It Kit' rodeo, which U to tiu glvan
i lib dlr "'" IM "' Jl""'' "" y
Hit rraaV, tlroli. Mik wrll known
IgrttBM ol imp nun niMTn rancn,
turtttrrii string uf linrira for llm
fcif wprrss rf
Mr, Orohi was dubious about on
lirltf for Hi" rel) race, ! nlit
till would have tin troiililo In
rldlif up string of horses Hut
cmM lal anything In tl riitinlr
trttll(f tut Im 'I M tint liollxtn tlmt
UcrtsouM bo room enough on Ihe
fmttt litre In saddle IIipiii, as tlicy
irt mtalnly mill" lUely. In tho
iiffwi ram ll of tin horse arc
uiM More the race, nml each
till carry twenly-fhn pounds of mull.
11 tt rMrm will have In ilu In
(bul'C l I" fulfil llin horses.
TU people of t-aiiuell Valley lit
but tkt they have a Iiiincli of run
ttlM that can wk away from mot
uftklif, and three eiitrle have al
net; bwo made fur this rare from
Until Valley,
AMtkrr big feature that la !
Hctti to U secured for Klamath
rtluiatlsf the rodeo lathe Hoo-ldm
CfsrMtMtlon. Tho lloo-lloo'a c
rt te lhr hern inmn limn thla
rtf. 14 the local lumbermen will
ukt in effort to net theme hem at
tWIIaaof the rodeo, aa It will grtt
If uiUt them In their entertainment
f Its tliltnra, nml also woulil tin n
! drawlo rani fur th (oral affair.
Tit lloo-lloo gathering will bring
tVftol ISO promlmnt lumbermen of
U rtt of tlm mail in Klamath
WU,Md te a big advertisement
tti ihU city ami county.
ulh, which lina made n rapid nilvatRu
In valuo allien ho purchanud It Hit
lina toiiiplutod no pinna for hulldliii:
on Ida iiroiwrty, hut will rmiialn hero
mill may docldn to build little Inler
Mr. I.nmli wan wry much plonaed
III aeo Hid rnrrlit fall of aimw, im lii.
roiillu that it iiiitnim iilvuty ut f,...il
for alnck ami leflf rattle, Hi. anya
that the itroiiKht In Callfnruln hna
lnx'it it real hlnw in Hio rnttlr-men,
ami Dial they will ho nmit.ri to
net freil from otlmr lorrltnry. Ho Im-
lioira that Klamnlli rouiity aluiulil
tiwui: riiiiTivn c-ovvnrrH
I.N IIKKI HXOW I.V NhllllAHKA
United I'ren Borvlc
I.IN(.'()I.N, N,., March IS. Hi-
ernl imom an. In puraiilt of tlirn)
conviita wlio parapet! from tlir. pn.
teiiilnry hunt yeatorday aa tho roi.lt
of ii mutiny, nml vry thins polnta
io iiuiir rapturo, hh tliero la eluhtepu
Inrhia of anow, and all tralna have
hi en tumble, to lonve tho city.
It la hellnvod that tho fuiltlvea nro
helliir ahnltnrpil liy frlonda either In
thiiclty or thn auhurha
HM'W.TM MUNITIONS
ItKHPITK I'ltOIHIIITION
I:A(II,i: I'ahh, Mnrch IS. General
Orono anya that Im oipnrta to re
Celo miinltloua deapltu I'rpaldent
liifl'a iirohlhltlnu. It will he nocea-
luive the hen! ropa Ihla year that It "nr,f"r Tu,",,", " l",,rl ,,,,, entlro
lina known.
McLAIN IS HELD
TO GRUND JURY
TWO OTIIUI AI.I.MlKliniOIIMi:
TIUKVIM AT ItONAN.A V, llrl
TrilNi:i OVKH TO Till: VKttf.
Al, AITIItlltlTII'M
border to prevent amiiKRllnir.
Tho rebel troopa at Jtmlnot are
uiithualnatli.' over (lenoral Oroico'a
PiDilninntlon avutenrlnc Prealdent
Madpro to ipath, aa well aa hla broth
pra nml all hlxli fpdcral offltlala, If
rnittiril.
JUNIOR-SENIOR
PARTYTOMORROW
UHKAT I'HKI'AIUTIONH IIKI.VO
MAIIK tVH KXTKIITAINMKNT
OP Hrl.MOII I.MHhUt TMK HIUH
ni;iiooi
"4
to preparation
ROAD IS
WW DESCRIBED
I'M vn mi iir imkh notijiiaxt
mtitkix ion no.iit m.utw
Mw.tMi iiiuirsi: ok iikmmt
W rKTITIUV
Tt county court thin mornlnc
"Mtrtd a petition from n larjto
ol farmrra below Midland
' nUMIthlriR n new road. The
J sltd aa to itnrl In lownahlp
" ". rinin to r,i.i n, .1. t,.i.u
. '-. ni i.iv ,,1111
'". and run nortliWMtorly
." I'r"l'erty or I'. Hopklna
!,i, ' ,ml f,'ll''li'K Hm mean.
riH.oft10(lw,,r Klamnlli Uko,
J"Ib lth tl, r,y roBI, ,
rEu tHt f"r""r "' "'" NKW
Inn ik ' ' ' ' ' r '' K" MU
wtrpiiirimneit with tin. Mid-
rather hecullnr r r. r n...
"r u that ii, nil........ ,
"W-timxl hv ."".:.""
riri .ii. ' '"" I'wiy Mia
rMtornra. whll , .....ond ,ir.
HIT Alal.i.a .. " "-
r1 th rniirt.
Aatlatnnt CrixectitliiK Attorney (!
J. KrTKiiann roturni'd laat cvcnlim
from llnnanin, where he rpprrarutrd
the atatn In the preliminary hearlna;
of (leorKn Mrl.nln, who waa ilmrKed
with tln Hied of n maro lulonnlna; In
L. II. Wluuard of l.anell Valley. C
(. Ilrower of Ihla rlty rppreaented the
ilpfpnilnut. Thn rate waa tried before
Juitlr of the I'raco J. O. Ilamakrr.
and the arcueil man waa bound over
to awall thn action of the nrand Jurv.
and hla bonda plared In the autn of
fl.uuo. p (tlll held In llonanrit
but will be brought lo Ihla city In a
few daya If bond la not ajlvrii.
In tho fain of tho two men charged
with ateallng horaea from Henry
Jarkaon. Attorney rVrgtiann decided
that aa tho rrlnm U allpgpd to lmn
Iippii roninilltpd on tho Indian reser
vation, It waa a mutter for the fpil-
oral niithorlllea, and the two men will
bo held In Jail at llnnania nwaltlnc
thn arrival of tho United Htntea mar-thai.
J'lhlktHmUu rame Into the city jpa
ay with thirteen royolo acalna lo
hla credit Ho procured Ihcae Ihla
year, and ana that the coyolea are
veiy numerous around tho country
where he nildea. Ho deposited the
aipa at thn clerk's office and re-
whlrh la allowed
for thorn
FIREMEN WILL
BE
OUT
T0N6H
T
Kiaborato preparation are being
made for tho Junlor-Henlor party,
which will take place tomorrow night
at tho high achool. Thla affair bid
fair to be one of thtjmoat ovtntful
occaalon of the ituoa, and Judging
from tho amount of latereat that la
being created aveTfthlng poInU
toward a moat enJoyaM evening.
It la customary for the Junior
claaa each year to teodor a banquet
or parly to the graduating Senior
ciaaa aome time before (the tnd of the
Wiaitprm. The roots will be dec-
lr Collins was unable lo nppear nt
tho hlgti achool thla morning lo glvo
hi promised lerturn with atoreopll-
con view a, n he U aurTerlnR from a
ri'ern cold mid hi nlon I In bad
condition.
wan present to
b M. Btoui.ll .i". -7t
tni , "' '") i-iiiuir oi un
tin!'. . ' Hn" 'wticlaco,, when
-"niira. hn ...i . Al
tah.nsi. ' ""'" or inn uro-
WM I... lf,. .1
9i . iiivrn no will
to. "V"1'1"" nttond tho l.nnd
NIIU Will b.. I -. .
Ink,,.. -I'liiu nuoui tnroo
lhlm0U,.l.,"r,, l'W'ornl enjoy-
. . ". i, ten ii iiurMi.n... ....
igi . . '- " ..'w..i.vi aiiiiu
k. - .v.j unco III ii whll..
'"' MHUTK 1IKHK
" A. Umi, .T. v... ,
Fitf v ,UI '" ,,,c c,y '""t
,lJJ"nnieIolc.f.l where
i datw,- . M '" ,no wltor, and
i om, . mu Kimatli Fall
tni ii,. "B,nu fon hero
h r.;im.M ""Inn tho Past flv
"en... lnvcs,0 In conaldor-
Jlai.rr,y' own. proper-
' .treot, between Hlith ,d
iaaa aim n oi.,l ...
-m matu ana Min
RAILROADS NEAR
A STANDSTILL
ori-'it'iAM ahi: coMrKi.i.Kii 10
AIIAMHIX KKHIItTH TO HTAIII'
TIIAIXH AM ItrlHfl.T OK AWTUli
lll.lXIIIII
t'r.lled I'ren Kcrvlre
CIIICAdO, March in. The rail
roil ds of tho Middle Wont arc prac
tically at n MtauiUllll. Urban tralll:
here I pnrnlyied n n result of tho
worst billiard this winter. Kama.
Velirnaku, pnrls of Oklahoma, llwii,
ftlnnesotu and the Dakotna nro awtpt.
Olllclnla of trnnacnntlnvnlnl tin.
lmo abandoned all effort ti,
trains, and aro endeavoring rollou
tho Nlalled train and help Vie paa
leniprs. Knatliounu train iiiiwaatcxn
have not reported. Mr. V. J, llij'i
Ih on train No. lf, which la ilullcd
llfleen tnllca enat of Lincoln, Net).
MITHI.N-O OVKItMMKKII TO MAKK
Till: NKVKXTII AXXt'At KlltK-
MAX'M DAXt'K TMK MIIKATKMT
OK AM.
Tonight I the night thaVthoy have
all been looking forward to. Thla la
the night when tho Klamath Fall
Klro Department will give their lev
etith annual dance at tho opera house.
Thn bo) ham been planning and
making nrrangemrnt for week, and
arc now fully prepared for their big
auccnaa.
There will bo dancers by Hie hun
dreds, and practically every bualneta
man In the city ha helped In the good
cauto by purchasing tickets, and moat
or them win bo there either aa
iliinrera or apcrtator. Tho White
I'ellran orchestra will furnish tho
music, and they hae prepared them
selves for the occaalon, and will fur
nlau aomo of tho latest music with a
few special Irish aclectlons.
Klahlng mid huntluK licenses were
hVuod from tho clerk'H oltlco to tho
rlllnwInR yesterday: V. J. i:vnn,
II. Chnmbor, 1, Wat kins, Hubert
nrlan and W, K. (lllbort.
MIXKItH AXII OI'KHATOHH
HTIMi IX COXKKnKXCK
l.'ulted Praia Service
LONDON, March 16. Premier Ac
qulth Ii atlll In conference with the
operator and the atrlklng miners.
Tho aftorlng continue! to Increase
4,000,000 or more being affected by
tho scarcity of food supplies as well
u the ontlro absence of fuol for fam
ily use, and the miners are becoming
itramsly restless.
COUKTOCK UKCKIVKH WORD
OK HIM KATIIKIl'H DUTII
otateu llnergT a and bunting,
tho evergrPonOhaBsis; ieen procured
by the boy amongjj A,. 7...D
by tho hoy rrom theoreU on the
Upper Lake. Thla Is laatefullr and
nrtlatlcally, hung la (eitooo and ar
cadea around theBom, and shows
great skill anWllty on the part of
the djttssJriT
Ht. Patrlck'a Day U so close at
hand It wa thouiht b manv thai If
would bo quite proper and fitting to
(no occaalon to have this a 8t. Pat
rlck'a social. Consequently every ef
fort I being made to stake the occa
sion of that nature, j)
The symbolic shamrock will be ef
f.itlvely displayed everywbsre, even
the Invitation carda being Inscribed
on cardboard of such a design. A
tery unique way of ckooslag part
ners ha been originated. The nam
of every one preseat will be written
on tho stem of a leaf, aad the persoa
holding the aate to K will be ea
tltled to dlae with that persoa.
rJaatea aad other rears ajaaa
meot predominating at such fuac-
tlona will be In rogue.
ToaaU will not be uncommon
throughout the repast, and It la et
peeled that the respective presidents
of both classes will respond to a
toast. There Is no doubt that much
frivolity and many Jokes will prevail
on this auspicious occasion, since It Is
of the nature of a good-Urn social,
in which everyone Is eipected to take
an active part. That thla will be one
of tho moat enjoyable events of the
season l assured.
Colombia because the one thing upon
which all the people of the Latin
American nations are absolutely unit
ed Is that thero shall be no alienation
of national territory.
No official In any Latin-American
country could propose such a thing
without an Immediate "recall" In
the manner and by the means In such
case made and provided In Central
American states. And when they "re
call" an official In moat of those coun
tries the proceedings are likely to be
such as to effectually prevent bis ever
going back again.
The presumption Is that as the Oer
man people not only desire foreign
markets, but take effective measures
to secure tbem, some Oerman steam
ship company Is negotiating for port
facilities In Colombian harbors, Just
aa they are negotiating at this port
and all other Important porta on the
east and west coasts of America
where there Is likely to be Increase of
traffic following the opening of the
canal.
It la true that Germany has never
accepted the Monroe doctrine as In
ternational law, or aa constituting an
International understanding. It la
Improbable that she ever will. It Is
slso Improbable that wantonly aad
from ao adequate motive she will ever
raise the Issue la a concrete form
FIRST EXCURSION
OUT OF LAKEVIEW
admitted they will be requested aot
to use the names of the prisoners ask
Ing for parole.
"Almost rwr conceivable story
la told the board by convicts who be
lieve they have cause entitling tbem
to parole," said Attorney John T.
Iogan of Portland, a member of the
board who was here yesterday at
tending a meeting. "There are hum
orous situations and pathetic appeals
made to the board. But the oae great
cause for the Imprisonment of those
men Is liquor. Talk about your ser
mons I Just 'attend a meeting of
the parole board."
ELKS' RENO SPECIAL
CLAM OV XnrfKRT aflJsCna
BY LOCAL LOBOB TO BB OTRI.
ATBO AT BBWO-aTOOT Off
BOARB TUB MORXIlfO
W. A. Potter of the Cudahy Pack
ing company arrived In the city yes
terday from Portland.
CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS HERE
IIOX. W. K. KLLM WILL ADDRBM
A MKKTIXa AT THE COURT
HOt'MK TOMORROW' NIGHT AT
O'CLOCK
TEACHERS MEET IN
CENTRAL SCHOOL
L. (I. L'omatock, proprietor of the
t'omatock hotel, received tho sad
news by wire this morning of the
death of hi father, which occurred
thla morning at McFarland, Kan. On
Monday Mr. t'omatock received a tel-
i urn m announcing that hi fathor had
been seriously burned In n fire, but
no particular of tho affair havo been
received. The deceased wa "6 years
of nge.
Henry McMlller I a recent arrival
In tho city from Lo Angolcs, who has
dcrldpd lo locato here.
J. V. Dyer I In thl city from Dor
rla for business purposes.
Wattenburg left ester
day for North Yakima, Wash,, where
alio wa 'called by the serious Illness
of her mother,
KLAMATH Mt'HIC FOR
MKHKILL KIRK DAXCK
The Knapp'a orchestra will Jour
ney to Merrill thl afternoon, where
they will play for the dance given by
the fire boy of that city tonight. It
I eipected that a large crowd will
be on hand to attend the dance, and
consequently preparation are being
tnado to accommodate them. The
dance will laat In all probability till
the wee ma' hour of the morning,
thus enabling everybody to have his
All.
OOLOMUIA WILL XOT MUX
AXV HARROflH TO GBRMANY
A cock-and-bull story comes from
the Washington correspondent of a
Philadelphia Journal to the effect
that Colombia Is In the process of
transferring to Germany "certain
harbors" on the Atlantic coast, says
the San Francisco Chronicle In a re
cent editorial.
t Is safe to say that neither Qer-
mank nor Colombia Is contemplating
anything of the sort, (lormany for the
roaaon
b
Hes. w.-R. BHssrfi
man for the second district, arrived
In the city laat evening, and has been
speeding the day meetlag the mem
bers of the republican party. He ei
pects to remain here until Sunday.
Mr. Elll has acceeded to the wishes
of bis friends In the new second dis
trict, which now Includes Klamath
and Lake counties, aad Is a candidate
for the republican nomination for
con ress for this district. For many
yeara he haa been a prominent char
acter In politics In Oregon and at
Washington, having been on some of
the most Important committees la the
lower house.
Arrangement have been made for
a meeting at tho court bouse tomor
row evening ct 8 o'clock, at which
time Mr. Ellis will make a talk. This
will be the first political meeting of
Importance In the campaign. In
Klsmath Falls, and everyone U In
vited to attend. Democrat will be
welcome, aa well as republican, aa
It I Just possible that Mr. Elite will
be the neat congressman from this
district, aad it la well for the people
here to get acquainted with their representative.
WORK OP PAROLK BOARD
TO RRCKIVR PUBLIC
BAL.KM, tiarcn id. For Jhe pur
pose of giving the public sA idsa of
the problems and the stfrles pre
sented to the state prison parole
board at Its meetings, mekbers of
the board have decided to admit
newspaper reporters at the afhetlng
of the board to be held April 1,
vldlng there la no objection to t
Innovation on the part of Qoverno
Weat. The matter will be presented
hat she haa no use for a naval to the governor before the board's
that part of lhe world, aad next meeting. It newspaper men are
R C. Spink's Purchase on
Spring Creek Approve;
FIXK PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
LOCAL TRACHBBaV IXBTITDI
HATTJRDAY FORENOON AND
AFTERNOON
A local teachers' Institute will be
held tomorrow at the Central achool
building. Patrons of the schools are
Invited and urged to attend the ses
sions. At the request of Couaty
School Superintendent J. O. Swan,
Dr. C. V. Fisher haa consented to de
liver aa address on the care of chil
dren's eyes in school. Hie address
wUI begin at 1:10. This ie n tepie
that all should be lateraeted In. aad
It Is hoped that asaajr parents wlB he
present nt that time. Following to
the pregram:
Foroasoa. eslaalng at It e'elesk
Arithssetie tfr OraeePrena
Connecting Link . . .Bessie Applognto
Reeding Learn Bice
"Bobby Shafto"
Value of Local Institutes
CD. Chorpenlng
Questions aad Discussion ....
Afternoon Beginning at 1:10:
Care of Children's Eyes
Dr. C. V. Fisher
German Education. . .Addle Cornwall
Topic selected '.Once Hewett
Geography Ethel Gross
Round Table (a) Spelling; (b)
School Fair.
All teachers and patrons are urged
to attend.
The Elks' Special, the tret ene
slon oat of Lakevtew, left that eKy
thla morning for Rene, with fertr
Elks and their frlenee en beard.
Nineteen of the party were Baby
Elks, who have been elected to aMav
bershlp la Klamath Falls Led Me.
1147, aad who will he laMiatod bf
the Reao lodge. On aeeennt at the ,
eoadltioa of the roads between here
aad Lakevtew at this seeeen ef Mm
year permission waa granted by Mm
local lodge to allow the new aas
bers to be iaitiated at Rene. It la
eipected that a little later In the rear
another large claaa frees Lakerlew
wiU eesae to Klamath PaMs to take
the initiation here.
KUaath Lodge ana twenty-ae
members la Lakevtew and rtrtnitr.
aad there are still about ten or ftfteea
Elks there who belong to '-"ml
lodge, but who will probably deamR
to the Klaaeath led before tke tat
of April. A large namber of Lake-
view Elks have promised to eesae to
Klaaaath Falls at the time of Mm
rodeo la Jane, aad it to probable Mast
n number ef nillliHi wfl Im
bronght atong at that Usne.
The new membera who west I
Ukevtov thla aMrakag to
tod at JlisM am: R. A. 1
Hsswy A- rnnn:Wa.- '9i faaaVr Vr --wr
Hansen. P. O. s hint ream. B. ft
stehaUak. B. R. Haaeen. Ooorsjs If.
Beats. Jamee J. Judge. Harry ;
or, A. H. Hamaterstey. Fred I
mum a,, mecaiiy, Manuel
w. j. Prondfeet. BenJ. Daly, J. J.
Lyon, M. B. Riee end Bteor C. Akl-
stros. W. Lair Thomnaen i
P. CroasaUller are already
of the local lodge.
EMMITT SAYS NO
MORE OFFICES
AFTER BEING ELECTED TO OP-
KICK ABOUT TWENTY TDO
HK BELIEVES THAT HE MOLDS
It. C. Spink of this city has Just
been notified by Kdson Watson, tho
auporlntcndont of tho Klamath In
dian reservation, .that on February
28 tlio department of the Interior ap
nrovod the sale of 160 acres of land
on Spring Creek mado to Mr. Spink
laat fall,
rho iironorty la located half si mile
abovo whoro Spring Creek empties In
Wllllamion Wvor, and Joining and
just above tho allotment on which It
Is proposed to locate tue nan naicu
ety. Spring Creek runs through the
tract, and Mr. Spink will have a dou
ble water frontage of a quarter of a
u.lle. The Oregon Trunk survey rum
very close to the land, while the
Southern Pacific grade la Just across
the river, so that this property will
bo on both of the trunk lines.
Further than stating that he pro
posed to build blmsslt a, summer
home there, Mr. Spink hna'' not defi
nitely decided to Just what use he
will put the property, but It to cer
tain that It will. not lay leaf Idle, as
It Is considered one of thn eheteeat
pieces ot property on this Jhmous
fishing stream. It ia Ideal Jpr dairy
purposes, and would alsomake a
grand resort, but its greatest value
oould probably be attalaedfby cutting
it up tor summer homds. If Mr.
Sptak should decide to lo this It to
hoped that he will live & preference
to Klamath Falls purelssers, as It
would be almost a crian to let the
greater portion of thla lu property
paM Into the hands of straJamrs, who
would only come here torkort
time each year to eatek treat.
Editor Herald:
Mention la made In your Issue of
March 14th ot my name for the oMee
of mayor, for which la general terms
I thank you, but will say that at thla
time I am not to be considered aa a
candidate for mayor nor any other
office. My time will be occupied In
trying to make good roads
the rec
ord f any man ia Klamath county
forJtaldtng office and being a candi
date, having been elected school dl-
tor six times, Justice of the peace
times, representative to the state
eglslature twice, state board of
equalisation once, appointed aad
served as postmaster one term each at
Plevna and Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Have been the regular nominee for
sheriff and county Judge once each,
aad defeated, which waa attributed to
the lack ot sumcleat training in polit
ical methods of tke present age. Mak
ing altogether twenty-tkree tlaus.
There are yet two oSjcm that I
have la mlad before I retire, drat.
governor ot Mlasouri, and last, min
ister to Ireland, where I can rest In
peace among friends nnd relatives tke
remainder of ay days.
Remembering that under no cir
cumstances lam I n candidate for
time, I am, years.
A. BktMITT.
mm a msm
is i now am
Floyd AMea, Reported Dead an Yea
terday's Dispstehu, BtaM Alive, ami
Authorities Pee Mas H
Make Desperate Attssapt at
Ualted Press Servtoo
BARREN 8PR1NQ8. Va.. Marek II
Scores of maahunters are searek
ing the racassw of the Blae ridge for
members of the Allen family aad
their friends. Members of the Pew.
ler. Faddls, Kane. Howlet. Marshal.
aad Worrell families nave formed
several posscsraad aa aome member
f these families were wonaded tat
e court house fight yesterday, It to
red that a pitched battle will re-
It should any of the varioua peaaea
ertake the fugitives.
Two companlM ot mllHla are wait-
g to entrain for HlllsvUle.
The Inhabltanta of Hllterille am.
a state ot terror, owing to a ramer
t the Allena nro eeteraUaed to
ue Floyd Alice, who to danger-
ously wounded, aad confined tat the
Jail.
The revised list of Ue dead and the
wounded are:
Judge Thornton Maasle, Preaeent-
Ing Attorney Foster and Sheriff Law
Webb. Wounded. Floyd Alton. Jur
ors Faddls, Kane and Fowler aad
spectators A. Howtott, Brace Marshall
and Stuart Worrell.
Detective Pells, who made the orig
inal arrest of Floyd Allen and kia eea
Victor, haa arrived on the seeae with
twenty picked msa. Pells nays. "Bv-
erytblag looks like trouble."
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nailed
HILLSVILUD. Va.. Marek
Betty Ayres. It years eld. a
for Floyd Allen, died today from a
wound reserved yesterday from a
tray ballet
An unconfirmed report to cken-
lated that a detective seat frer BsmV
mead waa slain la a meeitaki pant
wklle parwlac tke AJtoa
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