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KLAMATH VALIM, OREGON, MONDAY, VOVI'MIIER i!M, llttO.
Prlro FIto Cent
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Iff TESTFY
TO RUTHLESS
BRITISH ACTS
Vlvlil U'fint tilrliiritM rif
llrllluli
,,..,!I....L nf .iil.lnrtlim In Irnlnlld.
virtually n rulKii of ttirrnr; Amur'
IciuiH Insulted, home raided, il"
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.troyed nnd robbed Innocent eltl.n.
nhot down In colli liloml. and many
other offenses, nrn being rrconntml
lit WoshlliRton before tlio Investi
gating commllten u( 100 by Amur
leunn unit Irishmen who worn nyu
witnesses ami victim of HCt said to
hnvn been committed,
Pnrsiinnl acrnunt of tlm klllluK
of cltltuni nml pollen last Heplem
bur at llalbrlgRun anil tlm liurnliiK
ami lootltiK of home nml store
tlmrn and at (lulwny ami other Irish
town were related by John Deer
bam, town commissioner for Unl-
lirlRitan, ami Americans who ton roil
tlm country recently. Including Mr, representing tlm I). A II. (J. Mock-, ;,"'""" r' l"0onC"B
William A King of .ronton. O and UrV pij.I "-"- "jcMcd m"y .ooW .h'em o ? '"
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ilncki'll ofjformai protest against tlm sale. '
Nnw York
"Terrorism" l Demiutioil.
"Terrorism" wa thn term ap
pllfd by nit wltni'iM'n to tho military
rule In IreUinl. Mr Ptrerlmm nald
thn "black and tn" bayonutted two
cltUrni of llalbrlKKan and hurnml
SC ImiiieK during a raid In ruprlnat
for tlm nhoollng of two officers by
unknown puraonn. ll ld ho wn
hlniMtlf boatun with bayonol bultl
ml othnrwlia maltreated. No com-
prnatlon. Im Id. offurml by'
th llrltlih Kovornmcnt for property,
destroyed by thn military.
A picture of tho military rulo.
maintained with armed lorries ana racmo uauroau company ami inn
tanks In Cork, ilmerlek. Dublin andlenyer and lllo (Irande railroad. Ho
other cities, wa Rlon by Mrs. Klng.;l't honi was no deflnlt plan to
who said that street shootings woro,mblnn ho Denver and lllo (Irando
of nlKhtly occurrence J"1 "'' Western 1'aclflc properties
Mr? Hackett. assoclatn elltor of nd lht tho properties may bo oper-
.L. . t.......i.ii. ..i.! it,.. n.intBitfn as separate lines
.en.", wcrc . bmlTlnRhHrl-.V..I
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nil other
controversies io am
publican courts,
tl. nnlv !hn
nomlnul authority of Dublin castle,
noiinnui uiitnuiiij hi ". ,--...,
he said, llmro would be little llrltlsh'
dominion In Ireland except that of
the military forces.
HrllUh 1'ollcy Condemned
Tho llrltlsh policy regarding rpstl
t..ilin tnr nrnnnrtv deatrored by the
military Is to Irnpo" assessments Walter Van of Han Kranclsco and
upon cltlten of tho communltlesdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. t). U. Uor-
where vlolenco has occurreu, mo
witness said.
People for Hlnn Kctn
Thn liullrliil administration of tho
Hlnn Koln officials, the witness said, hero this morning.
Includes formal, although secret Mr. Van was born nt Worden,
"trial" of police, constabulary and 'July , 1895, and ranrrlcd Wulter Van
soldiers charged with killing Irlsh four oar ago. 8ho leave to muurn
cltliens. "Ilesponslblo Hlnn Kolnihor, besides her husband and two
loader told me," said Mr. Hackott. year old son. her father and mother.
. .... -It fti -.... . I 4ima llk lln Hi 1 Inn sum
m,i ihn.n kill nci or nniicemon
wero an absolutely necessary act
of
Justice, most of them having com
mitted actual muraor."
Conditions In Ireland "aro work
ing up to massacre." Mr. Hackett
.aid. lln added that many ot tho
"black and tans" worn ex-convlct
and other desperadoes.
John K. Murtln, an attorney of
Oreen Hay, Wis., wo a member of
tlio commission which recently pre
sented a stuttio of I-nfayotto to tho
Kronch republic. On hi way back
to Amurlca ho apont seven day In
Ireland. This Is what happened to
him:
"I tried to visit Limerick, tho
birthplace of my mother," lostlfled
Martin. "I found tho railroads
badly dlsorganltod and wa com
pelled to mukii part of tho Journoy
In an nutomobllo. At tho vlllugu of
I'nllaa wn found a heavy stono wall
built ocroH tho road, with Just
npaco enough for ono vehicle to go
through. A nuichlno gun and n
doxen rifle woro lovoled nt us, and
wa woro commanded to holt. After
n thorough soarch wo woro permit
ted to go on.
"Tho strcot of Mmorlck swnrmml
with Holdlur, and wn lmd( not pro-
coodod far when a drunken officer
pushed hi pistol In our faces and
ordored ub to halt. Something wn
lacking I nthu croduntlals of our
drlvor, and tho office r with much
lirofanlty decided to plncu'us undor
nrrost. When I showed him my
American passport ho throw It li)to
my face.
"I poraiinded him, however, to lot
us 0 on. On tho way to LlmorlcK
Junction wo woro hold up nt tho
point of bayonots nnd Hoarchod.
"After thl oxporlonco I wont to
Klllurnoy, whoro I found tho host
hotel commandeered by tho military
and surrounded with a barrlcado ot
barbed wlro and Handbags. Whllo I
wan thoro tho convont ot tho ProBon
tatlon was raided on tho protonso
that arm woro concoalod within."
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France to Protest
Restoration of Ex
King Constantino
(Ily Amtoclntnil Pro)
PARIH, Nov. 22. Tliu French guv
flriiimml will not iippine by plonlial
I (or to tliu rutiirii of tlm former kliiK
J Constantino (it tliu til roil u. Tliu for
iiiIku officii think Hint tliu restora
tion of Constantino In Inevitable
ll HU" HiiuiMi mill inn i-rnncii pro
"'" w' advocate, that Franc. .111(1
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ilium iiriuiiii nmi.i ji'iiii iiiiifj in
tliu drunk peopln warning them Hint
I tl 11 tin I I il i.fiiitiiiiii( fit III l.i.
Mu If Coii.untlno I. return"
ml.
Western Pacific Co.
Purchases Denver
and Rio Grande
DENVER, Nor.
f!I!nnrAntif n.
tlvti of tliu Western Pacific rnll
mail hroiiRht tlm properties of tlio
Denver nml tlio Orumlo railroad at
fnroclosurn anln huro Saturday.
Attorney C F. Carmlnn, of Denver,
II. (J stork-1'"1
Tlm iitirclinnrm nliia aRreod to ai-
iinm mi tr. nun ni.lirnilmi nf ihm
lllo (Irandu.
i im min who nciru lor 1110 iini-i"r. .........mi-., n, vu, ui mu
ern Pacific In tlm purchato weru: report, thli paper maintain that tho
John F. Howie of New York, gnmral;poopln of Klamnth county havo tho
coumel for thu Western I'aclflc, j vital Intcreit at stake, and that thl
John II. Marsh and Ilnlph M. Arkush, roport should bo publlshod Immedl
nll of Now York. Thn nmouiint for atnly for their benefit. With this
which the road was sold was tho mln-1 opinion tho director of tho chftin-
untim nmouni mi oy inn iniipii.oer oi rommerco are not In agreo-
Htates district court In Us order for
tho aala of tho lllo (lrande.
Ilowlo announced that ho had
lioughl tho property for tho Western!.!,! mnlntaln that a. nubile Inoiilrv
1'aclflc Hnllroad corporation. thon ,ho public Intorc., rhould bo at-
'holding company . - the old Western tended with tho fullest publicity
'J- road-, of course." ..Id h.
'will tin under common ownershln
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IJeaa Woman Had
Many Friends Here
Mrs. Radio Gordon Van. wife of
don or Worden. Oregon, died No-
vomher 10 of tuberculosis, at Mon
rovia, Col, according to word received
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Mrs. Asnl Talbot, and Mrs. Tom
(Irubb, tlvo brother, Klmor, Chad,
Dan, I. Islo and Henry Oonlon.
Thn decedent was of a sunny
cheerful dlsposltlpn and loaves many
friends, who will bo grlved to hear or
her deaths Tho funeral was1 held
from tho family homo and tho body
Interned In tho cemetery at Worden.
Ewauna Mill Will
Close Down Today ..
For the Winter
Tho Kwtiana sawmill will shut
down tonight for tho winter tho man
agement announced today. Tho box
factory will continue operations.
Ilotween 30 and 40 men uro em
ployed In tho mill. About hult the
crew will bo laid off permanently.
Thn others will bo nbsorbed by tho
box factory.
Phyliss Lester's
Calf Took First
Prize at Show
Frank Roxtou, lioud of tho boys,
and girls' club In this county, tin
polntod out n llttlo bit of misinfor
mation which appeared In tho Her
ald relative to tho winning ot
iiwnrdH at the recent Portland Inter
national livestock exhibit. Accord
ing to tho understanding of tho llor
old, I'liyllns I.ostor'a Irono III won
third prize In tho senior competition,
hut Mr. floxton Btato that Miss Los-
tor's entry did bettor than that,
having won first prlxo
Mr. Sexton, with tho membors of
tho Judging toam, Oris Raodor, Dale
West and Dorothy Short, arrived
liomo last night. Mr. Sexton was
'with tho youngster ut Corvnllls
whllo thoy woro receiving liiBtruc
ttons in Judging, and lent thorn
milch nsslstanco during tho ontlro
trip. A head ot tho, club work horu
Mr., floxton feela, greatly pleosod
with the rosults o( tho compotltlons.
PAlf NE TO GET
DM FINDINGS
BEFOREPUBLIC
Tlm special commltten of tlm
Klnmuth county chamber of com
inurco holdltiK tlio hearing on tliu
liulldlm; of thu I. Ink rlror (linn com
'il')til their work Haturtlny night
nliout 0 o'clock, when limy signed
thulrariort ami recommundatlon.
Tlm hoard of directors of thu
chamber feel that thu first porson
to bo apprised of thin roport should
bo tho secretary of thu Interior, and
a copy of tlm ruport him been for
wardod to him. It In tlm expecta
tion Of tlm bonnl Hint IliU rnnnrl
r...m i.- ....t.u-t . .... .....
win iiu uuuimiuu no iii o uar mis
Wok.
Tho complete roport of thu hear-
ilng will bo offered thu press for
publication shortly, and all ovl
denco, statement and hrlofi will
on "lo nl "'" '"co of tho chain-
I'd- Nolo Whllo thn Herald hai
n" "hjertlon to Hecrctary I'nyno de-j
mont, a shown by tho foregoing ro
port of tholr attltudo furnished by
T, It. fltanloy, secretary. Tho Ilor-
publicity!
,.., piui, iu iiiiiu, fm -U iliu
public session of tho committee tho
tm !( In flfll.t. VMM A B.I llan
Herald did It beat to select tho
vital parts of tho testimony on both
sides and presont them fully and
fairly. Tho findings of tho com
mittee, however, are within tho con
trol of Its members andtho man
agement ot thn chamber of com
merce, and tho .ecrotary of the
chamber of commerce refuses to
make thorn public until Secretary
Payne has seen them.
Should thu report, as Is highly
conceivable, contain recommenda
tions adverse to any persons or or
sanitations Involved, such persons
or organizations nro entitled to tlmo
to preparo an answer beforo tho
formal hearing I held beforo Secre
tary Payne, Dccombor 2. Such tlmo
at best Is short, and withholding tho
report from publication for several
days will certainly do no good, and
can conceivably do harm. Tho
chamber ot commorco hearing was'
in no senso official, nor In anyway
conclusive. It was merely a con
venient means ot assembling facts
for tho general education of tho
public, Tho withholding of tho ro-
Vort deprive tho public ot tho most
essential Item ot Information In con
nection with tho entire inquiry, and
Is 'viewed by tho Herald as an arbi
trary proceeding, endangering tho
nubile wolfaro nnd without any good
reuson to support It.
Last of Fair view
Bonds Are Sold,
Ida II. Mnmyor, clerk of school
district No. 1.' announced this morn
ing that tho last ot tho 137.500 worth'
of bonds Issued to cover tho cost of
tho construction of tho Falrvlow
school woro disposed of Inst Saturday.
Tho wholo I mi no wn sold at par, and ,
almost all ot It went to residents ot
this city,
' Work on tho school Is progressing
nicety, and It Is expected that tho
roof will bo comploted today. Miss
Momyor bollovc that it will bo pos
siblo to occupy tho school by January
1, tho dato named In tho contract.
m
imihuits ruin: iiloodki)
HOUSTKIN TO IIKAI) IIKHD
CnrlSchuli, nranchor on tho Mer
rill route, has Just rocotvod n fluo
addition to his ranch herd In a
pure bred Holstoln hull, "Sir Voo-
man Pontine Qerbou," a youngster,
irom tno noru ot tsugono Finiay ot
Jefferson, Oregon.
Weather Probabilities
Tho Clyco-Slormogrnph nt Un
derwood's Pharmacy has record
ed a steadily rising baromotor
since 10 o'clock Sunday ovenlng.
Tho Indications for tho noxt
21 hours, as Indlcatod by the
Instrument, are:
"Generally fair woather; cool
er; with variable winds.
TURNER JAILED
E
HE
Tho officii of U. 8. Commlslonor
Ilcrt Thomas Is a vorltnbla clearing
house for Indian troubles today, a
large number of Indian having been
cited to appear beforo him to answer
to various charge from murdor
down.
Tho hearing of Jasper Turner, ar
rested a few day ago upon Informa
tlon which chnrges lilm with tho mur
dor of his wlfo last May, will como
on this afternoon. Mrs. Turner -wa
found dead In her homo noar Ilcatty
last May, a revolver lying near tho
body suggesting suicide. Sbo was
shot through tho breast. The govern
ment has boon working quietly on
the case, and now believes It has suf
ficient evidences to Justify his proso-
cutlnn.
Ijirrency Charge
Dewey Obonchaln and Inland Par-
atoo havo been cited to appear to
answer to n chargo of stealing gum
nml other things from Joe Baker,
who lives noar Ileatty, Doth men
will waive preliminary hearing and
will go to Portland to answer the In
dictment when tho grand Jury meets.
Clothe Theft Alleged
Jane Ilealo and Margaret Sonschln
aro accused ot stealing clothes from
Mnmle llarkley who had been making
hor homo with tho Charles Ilobblns
family They, also, will mako their
nppoaranco In Portland and answer
to the grand Jury.
Second Cliargn Filed
Wllllo David nnd tavl Harney aro
accused of stealing a calf, according
to a seond Indictment by tho grand
Jury. Tho men have already been
arrcsUd tor tho theft of the animal,
but were dismissed as the complaint
stated that they atole a heifer calf.
At tho trial It developed that tho des
cription was incorrect and the second
complaint specified the animal as
Jus plain ,'calt."
North Ite-nrresfril
W. C, North and Gladys North,
his wife, of this city, have been re
arrested on n chargo ot telling liquor
to Indians. Thoy woro arrested on
the samo chargo a short tlmo ago.
but sufficient evidence wa Jacking.
Stronger evidence is now available
it Is said.
Flour, Sugar, Pork
Prices Come Down
PORTLAND. Nov. 2!. Another
decline -ot 50 cents a barrel In ba
kers' flour, which may eventually
affect the retail price ot broid, was
announced by miliars Saturday. No
change wa made In othor grade ot
flour, but the market is naturally
weak as wheat prices continue to de
cline. Bugar Is still on the down grade.
With the eastern raw and refined
sugar markets lower, tho California
refiners yoaterday put Into effect a
reduction ot SO cents a hundred In
cano sugar prices and Portland Job
bers Immediately gave retailers the
benefit ot tho decline. Tho new local
price of refined sugar is 110.50 a
hundred.
Livestock Is becoming cheaper with
other farm production and prices at
the Portland Union stockyards are
declining In lino with markets else
where Hogs have sutfored more than
other classes ot livestock In the
slump. During the ofternoon trading
At the yards, shippers accepted bids
of $13.50 a hundred tor tho best
grade ot hogs after having refused
to accept tho same offers the day be
foro. On Friday ot laat weok the same
kind 'of hog was jvorth f 15 a hun
drod.
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Fine Shorthorn
Stock Purchased
L. A. West, and son Dale. return
od Sunday evonlng from Portland,
whore thoy havo been In attendance
at tho Pacific International Live
stock, show. While In Portland, Mr,
West secured somo of tho best
stock, otfored for ealo at tho Pacific
International Shorthorn sale, to bo
iiaod as tho nuclous ot a Shorthorn
Iiord In Klamath county. Five ani
mals woro secured, among which aro
Mountcrost Sultan, a splendid bull of
Scotch blood, Ronnie Tana, Cumber
land Ooldle, and Lucky Sultana.
IlKXD JURY IU-TTURNS VERDICT
OK HHOOND DKOKKK MURRKK
(Oy Associated Press)
RKND, Nov. 22. A. J. Weston was
found guilty of murder In tho socond
degreo by a jury in the circuity court
hore today, In connection with the
death of Robert If, Krug, a hermit,
who wis found dead In the embers
ot his cabin here la, March, 1919.
N
Gold Beach Banker
Found Dead, Portland;
Suicide Is Indicated
(!!' Awioclntcd Press)
PORTLAND, Nov. 22.- -Kdward A
Ilnlloy, president of thu Curry Coun
ty bank of Gold Ileach, Oregon, wns
found (load In a surburban street
huro yostcrday, a bullet wound In his
head and a rlflo by hi side.
Ilalloy'n widow said that ho had ro
ccntly been III. HI10 tolophoncd tho
police yesterday after her husband
loft homo for a walk expressing fear
that ho would harm himself. Tho
body was found shortly afterward.
Tho Ualloy family camo hero from
Oold llcach to glvo tho flvo children
school advantages. '
Holland to Start
Work of Home
Building Here
Tho organization committee which
was appointed by tho Klamath coun
ty chamber ot commerce for tbo pur
pose of completing tho organization
work of tho now housing corporation
havo met and discussed matters. At
this meeting the mdtter of a local
managor was thoroughly thrashed
out and the board adopted a resolu
tion asking tho chairman to try, if
posslblo, to sccuro tho services ot
James Holland, tho originator of the
plan endorsed by the committee.
After a conference with Mr. Hol
land, It was found that ho could bo
secured for a short tlmo und tho com-
mlttco gladly tendered blm the man
agement. Mr. Holland left for his home at
Eugene, but will return about De
cember 1st to tako nctlvo manage
ment of tbo campaign for home
building. In securing. Mr. Holland,
the board feel that they have elim
inated many of the uncertainties foU
in the home building campaigns as
Mr. Holland has bad several years
oxporlenco in this line ot work.
Physician Says
Wagner, in Good
Shmpe,for Boat
nobby Wagner, local knight ot
tho padded mitts, went through a
vigorous ten-round work-out at the
Klamath Athletic club rooms yester
day afternoon, and used up several
sparring partners .during the pro
ceedings. This work-out was a sig
nificant one for Bobby, who was
anxious to see whether be la able to
get Into top-notch condition after
his confinement In the hospital. Tho
result was entirely satisfactory, as
he was able to bring all his old-time
ability into action. An examination
by Dr. Lamb was also satisfactory,
as the "doc" said that Bobby's tjhy
ideal condition bordered on the mar
velous. This means that he Is all
set for his bout with Red Campbell
at Chlloquln Thanksgiving night.
Campbell also worked out at the
club after Bobby had vacated the
premises, and It appearance count
for anything the red-topped battler
will also climb Into tho ring with no
alibis to offer regarding his physical
(condition.
Tutfy Anderson and Tutty Duffy
put on an exhibition yesterday after
noon also, and demonstrated that
thoy. too, aro icolng to help mako
the. show. a. success.
More than the usual amount ot
Interest Is being shown in this card
fend a big crowd Is expected to at
tend the affair In tho live little town
on turkey day.
Rummage Sale
" Goods Went Well
The ladies ot St. Paul's Episcopal
Oulld are elatod over tho success ot
their rummage salo, held In the
Evonlng Herald old oftlco on Friday
and Saturday last weok. Everything
has beon sold, and they wish to
thank overybody who lent a hand
In making it so successful.
A local phenomenon, In tho shapo
of a big pumpkin weighing not less
than 55 pounds, was sold to tho
Jewel cafo for $1.25. This pumpkin
croatod a groat deal ot comment.
It was grown by Mrs. Qoorgo Bald
win In her garden patch near tho
Baldwin hotel, and does not ropro-
sont more than an ordinary amount
ot care and cultivation. It will bo
raado Into plea by tho cafe. In tho
meantime It Is resting in view ot the
public on tho insldo counter, and is
a standing injunction to others to
"go, thou, and do likewise,"
8KVKX DEAD AS RESULT
OF POLITICAL- RIOTING
(Br Associated Press)
BOLOGNA, Italy, Nor. 22. Seven
persons woro killed and 30 wounded
lu a conflict between socialist and
antl-soclaltsts at the first meeting
here ot the new municipal council.
2S DEATH TOLL.
I OD WOUNDED:
DUBLIN RIOTS
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, Nor. 22. Tho sondlng
of additional troops to Ireland is bo
Ing seriously consldorod, tho war of
tlco stated today.
London is anxiously awaiting fur
ther reports from Dublin, following
tho dispatches of yestorday that told,
ot tho killing of 25 persons and the
wounding of 100 othors.
The disorders began, It was said,
with tho deliberate shooting ot 14
men mostly military officers. The.
'black nnd tans" raided Cromo park
whero a football gamo was in pro
gress and at least ten persons woro
killed In the ensuing meleo.
Paddock, Holbrook
Can Evade Prison
But Little Longet,
The final mandato of the supreme
court in tbo matter ot the appeal ot
William Holbrook and J. E. Paddock,
convicted of the killing of O. T. Mc-
Kcndree, has been received bore, the
ruling upholding the decision ot tbo
lower court, and assessing tbo ap
pellants 136 for costs.
Sheriff George Humphrey stated
that while the ruling had not reach
ed his office, ho know that It bad
Doen made, and that Paddock and
Iiultrr ouid be taken to tho pen-
Itnni'tty within a short time, prob
able .mediately after Thanksgiving.
Fnddock Is at his home near Bon
anza and. Holbrook Is in the vicinity
ot Corrallla. Aa far as tho sheriff
has learned both are ready to begin
serving their term at once. They
were sentenced to servo from one
to 15 years.
City mnd Oomnty
Director Ready;
Valuable Volume
The city and county directory.
compiled and published by the Kla
math Record is ready for distribu
tion. Mrs. T. IL Jolly has charge ot
tho distribution and persons desiring
copies may arrange for them through
her.
The book is printed on heavy dur-
ablo paper and substantially bound.
tho front cover bearing a typical for
est scene In colors.
Besides the directory of names the
book contains a directory ot streets
ot tho city and' a county list ot names
arranged by postottlecs. There Is
also a table ot distances from Kla
math Falls to surrounding points and
a wealth ot narrative description ot
the county's scenic spots and Its chief
commercial resoures.
All In all the directory is a well
considered encyclopedia ot local in
formation and would be valuable tor
the other features than than tha
names It contains.
For the merchants and persons re
quiring an accurate and up-to-date
mailing list it apparently fills the
bill with 100 per cent efficiency.
'
Five Couples Fall
in Cupid's Net
Cupid worked over time Saturday
In Klamath Falls when five marriage
licenses were Issued, by the county
clork to as many couples bent on
matrimony.
1 Thoy wore: Edgar L. Williams Jo
Beth Smelcer; Arnold George Mot
schenbacher to Blanch Eve Talbot;
Martin Martinson to Mary L. Gor
rue; McKlnley R. White to Martha
Scheldler; and Carl Abramson to
Mllllo Mllor. The last named couplo
were mhrrled on Saturday by Judge
N. J. Chapman.
GET TICKETS FOR, DINNER
1IEFORE WEDNESDAY NOON
Persons Intending to nttond tho
Thangsglvlng dinner of the Catholic
ladles at tho Whlto Pelican hotel
Thursday evonlng, are advised td got
their tickets beforo 'Wodnesday noon.
Every ticket is numbered to corres
pond to tho seats and all seats aro
reserved. Tickets may Tjq had at Tho
Ho raid office or Star Drug storo, not
later than Wednesday noon.
WESTERN UNION ASK- COURT
TO ENJOIN INTERFERENCE
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. The
Western Union Telegraph company
today applied to tho supremo cottrt
ot the District ot Columbia for an In
junction to restrain Secretary. Dan
iels from Interfering with the laying
ot the Western Union cable between
Hlaat and Miami Beach, Florida.