A Million a Month
Is Klamath County's
Industrial Payroll
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7uo Rights, Equzl
Justice, arc the Twin
Pillars of Democracy
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USED BY FALL
Editor Shed Little Light
on Matter; Copies of All
Messages Destroyed
WiASl! 'NC1TON, March J.- -.Iiilin
J, Hurftwou, mnniiKlnu editor of the
WuMlllllKtftlt l'OHt, (lll"llnil('(l llV I
olt committee loilny about III" firl
Tain wire K, II. Mi Lean Installed
bctwtmu hi office hero ami 1'nliti
lloach could 111 row littki light nn Hit
mutter, Juliu F. Major, uutlior nf
11101 Of tllO Mi-ICltn telegram, mail
flod tmi copies of iiihhumh sunt on
tbo prlvute wlrn worn detrnyd
rueli ;ilgkt.
Major iloncrltxi.i them nn private
luiugcs concerning McLean's now,
pupcr and oilnr busliKw. Ho uld
i ho purpose of Mm leased wlrn wn
lo keop Mclean In dully touch will)
iivkuu In this country and Europe.
Ilo uld lo tho liiii( of IiIk recolk-c-iloa
Kail never sent or received mix
Hiitfow nvor (ho prlvuto wlrn.
NEW YOHK. March I .Tho Nw
York World, In copyrighted tory.
publishing a paragraph of codn miw
ugn svut to- Mol.enn uy one of
lltn utessag'os revealed William J.
Iliirns, director of 4ho bureau of in
votlgatlon of tho department nf
Juitlco, a Informant of McLonn of
duveloptmmi In tho all Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, I), a, March 1.
'William J. IHirng will bo summoned
hy tho oil rommltton to explain a
lo hot her codn mag"i nnt to
Million's omptoyi In Florida worn
lit lb cipher mod by dnpurtmnnt or
juallao socrot agent. Ilurn today de
Bled h hud any communication with
MriLoan, la Florid. , -
tlurnfc will 1)6 nkod whothur Mi
Lssn, bluuelf. It not carried on tho
books ot lbs department a a secret
agent at a nominal salary.
'Mary Dackatoln. forniurly ccro
tury to UuruH, and now on tho do
parluiont roll of tho ioorot agouti,
will alio bo called by tho committed
and askoil wholhor tx tlgned code
message aont to Florida over tho
signature of "Mary."
One of tho coda nieage no aittned
and placed boforo tho oil coninUttoo
wa addrouod to W, 0. Duckstoln,
one of McLean's confidential men.
Ho la tho husband of Mary Duck
atoln. '"'
Burn (aid today ho understood
the codo omjloyd In tlUs messago
KM mod at ono tlmo by department
of juftlco agents.
WASJU.VGTaV, O. C, March l.
Attornoy -iflanorul Dougherty was
charged In the onato today by Car
away, democrat, Arkansas, with re
sponsibility for '"no of ft dopartiuont
of Justice codo In nroHsngcs Kent to
Florida on bolnilf of McLon.fi. He
addnd that bo would llko lo ak tho
president himself It bo had any com
munication with tlionn pooplo In
Florida. " '
Tbo" attorney general did noth
ing to holp fathom the crooked
nos of public of f Iclnlx, ald Cara
way, but ho lent a pohsUIvo hand
by turning ovor tho tooret code
of 'tho dopnrtmant of Juetlco bo
that criminal In Florida might
;oommunloat' with criminal in tho
department ttt Juntico. .
WAOiunMlun, niarcn i. uo
Rolutlon for Invnstlgatlnn ot at
torney gonornl Daughorty' adml
nlRtration was . adoptod Into todny
by tho nonntn, following two day'
dnbnto.'A oommltteo. In to be oloct
od by tho wnnto. n rook li art In to
ho chnlrmnri.
A request for a copy ot tho jus
tlcb deaprtmnnt . codo . was made
upon, tho department today by e
nnlor Walsh, s ,
i niltlfniiinf a . n
i MOIIK MAKIMOS LAM).
WASHINGTON, March 1. 8R
tnoro marine liuvo lnndod nt Colbn,
Honduras, on .nqaount of contlnuod
dlsordnrsi Dcatroy'nrn nloo have
been . ordorod to rttorto Cortos,
where tho situation Is disturbing.
One Amnrlonn nogro was wound
il. 1 .
JAPA.H8H I'HINCB DIKH.
TOKJO; March 1 I'rlnco Miitlm-
kiilu dlod oarly todny In his 00th
year, leaving Frlnno Salonjl solo sur
viror ' ot Japan's gonro or sldsr
ststumsn,
New Lumber
Plant to be
Erec ted Here
l:ri I'limi or ii ni i, miHiiiii hint
mill In KIiiiiijiiIi I'm II Hill niiniiii'iii'ii
j.lVllll IOIIIlli il of till- IIIUMI1I.IIII11II
ill 11 I'liiiipmiy mill fliml H' llli'iLi'iil nl
iIkihIIn. Tim ilium hiii in- ii. iii on it
IJ-licli. lr. f i.ljiii'. 111 n l, HI HI
limn iiiHiiiiiil mill i'k 11I KK1I1 uln iM ;
Imnulil limn I In. Iiilirprlx' I.11111I A ;
I'ivi'hIii 1 niiniiiiiiy, Jni niii.ltli- I In' I
rll) IIIiiiin. , I
Min ion Miio, nf Mn. Hi mil, 1
I.Ullilli'l' rnilipilliy. uliu U Inu'i'i tiil
In Hie jietv iioJ( n.Viilil oilier li;nil j
nun uniilil lie liilenwliil im Hell mh '
M'tl'l'lll frillll 1'IWH lll'lf, lull, 1 1 I'tllH.
puny him noi rnily lit iimko pulille
their lili iitll).
The lillllil Hill lH' nf Hie liiuiilii.ln i
t)M- ulili n-Miw. liliomiiii mil uml
.. . .. . .
every inoili'iii iiiilliuiri', nltli u i-u-poclty
twiliimleil m lictuefit (Id, 0(M
anil 70,(MI(I fret dull). A Inu pond
will Ik eienviiK-il.
'I'll In In nun of die liii(rai IiiiiiImt
IllK ,iiijicl 10 In. miniiiuiii'il lu re
rtfenily 111..I tvlll a.1,1 ,.,,r.M..l,ly tol, : """" " i"n
tllt. local payroll. Tho .,.., l. j """,yi ' """ ""-tlmlH-r
holilliiK. ,.,.. Hlmhurn lltto " ' nC"1,l", C" n-
.. .. . I Wit. iltr Of tho lute nri-Hlilent Hi.r.
iroill niiHii till- ii( ntliiy H'tll 110
Urn h 11,
I DIE; SCORES
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Entire Family Wiped Out
as Nitrate Explodes; Shock
Felt in New York
NKW lirir.NKWICK. .. J., March'
1. r;iKnt were known Kineii.
twelvo more were helleved dead;
and. iihoiii 11 .Inlurod , In it it ei-
pliHlnn willed ileHtroycd I lie Ktor-,o
uko liitllditiK of A to lino company,
nn the properly of thn Nixon nltrn-l
te works, n Itiirltiin. early to-
day. Ono entire family near thei
hulldliiK were killed. Tito shock
rt felt In Kurrotindlng town n
fnr n New York City.
Tho hulldlng In .which tho
plosion occurred contained 1.000,-1
Don isiiIIiiiih of iimniDiilii nil ruin in
HturiiRo, 11 Inn 15 tank earn hold-:
in it li.OOi) gallon each nf amino-
nin nltrntn In proce of erystnll-!
tntlnn.
AliHANY, Ore., March 1- Aroused '
by n burglar alarm, a posno ot 13
men mot nt I'oorln, tttrroundlug the
Lamar l.nmar atoro Into Imit night
uml captured Stanloy Thompson and
Warren Wilkin, whom officers ro
imrted wore found In thn hulldlng.
A ear In front of tho atoro, officer
declared, contained article stolen
frvm n gnrngo nt Tangent..
Bonus
YVAHIllNOTON. March 1,-TI0
linitii hill was taken tip today by
tho hotiBe wnys nnd nienna com
mittee. They will start a threo day
hearing Monduy lifter which they
will redraft tho bill. It I expect
nl to report tho hill next Snlur-
day. ' ' ,
POST-OFFICE AT
KIRK RAISED FROM
FOURTH TO THIRD
KlltlCFOItn, Mltrch 1. (Special.)
Klrkfortl postnfflce linn been pro
moted lo a t,hlrd-oln offlcn from n
fonrlh olns nnd ponpki In thn enflip
near hern are now nhlo to buy ntonoy
ni'ilnrs nnd nlu vonnlvo nnd sontl
0, D. otflors, 'This office l ex-
peetetl In do moivt huslnoB this com
ing summer tlmt any office this side
ot Wood, ssoopt Klamsth Fall.
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BURGLAR
LI
BRINGS ARRESTS
TAKEN UP TODAY
FORBES TAKES
! BOLO STAND ON
FRAUD CHARGES
i .. .
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Accusations in Indictment
Called "Hell Engendered
Conspiracy"
U'AKIII.NtJTON, Mari n I.. Ch.ir
leu It. KorlieH. forini r , illrin'tor nf
I It" vcleratm' bureau, diiclnri'd to
ilny J10 wi'lioiiicd tho liiillPlinr'niK
rotiirni'd iikiiIiixi him yi-Hlorduy n
fhliiiK". He nn lit b.. looked upon
them "with 11 clear coimclenro bo
etllll.,,. ill,!.' U'lll nn.H,li . .1 .
.... ' ' ' , l " "
:'Mi my cnne b'forn a fair court
! of Jimticn (illil Jury of my peer."
j I'Wbt'K ehnraiicrl.ed tho neeu-
milionn nt "hell enKondermt con
Hplrury iiKaltiHt my honor 11 nil In
togrlty," u.Ai...u. . .. .
; '
1 .huh. mi niMiiu nut iiitncnio wnni
jlhoy HoUKht from her.
j Charge that govvrnmunt funilH
j wern uHed for Hpoculutlon by a
j govenment official and that cert
!alii KiiniK of money were paligt to
I certain memjier of congreK wcro
I contained In npednl grand Jury ro
, port.
ELKS TO ELECT
T
utttrer n.r inu cnsulus year
will Im eli.nted Thurduy, March
. by thn Jt. ' l a Kv "liiMallutlnn
nfflrvr will ba' Aprl( 3 and it
I plitniied to kIvo nn . Inaugural
ball April 4, aecardini: to nnnoun-
ntneiu today.
l.enllo liognr for Kxalted ruler
1 and llyrou llurduiihrook for esteem
etl leudlng knight nro unoppo.sed.
t'. S. Currln and Oliver S. Spl
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THURSDAY
ex-iknr nrp candidates for esteemed
loyal knlKht nil 1 lively content
. In expected.
O. I.. Lumon la the only noml
neo for estoeemed lecturing knlg:it.
II. K. Momyer and Tom Uelzell
11 ro nominee for secretary with
Illil Jlonflold and 8. A. Godditrd
contesting for tiler. Austin Itnydon
itutl James Swnnaon and candidates
for trusteo, '
Tbo oustom of holding an lnaug
11 nil ball Immodlatoly following
election I general, aud April 4 will
doubtless witness tho most olub
orato affair ot Its kind ever staged
'In Klamath Falls since it will be
1 given In so too time, In the opln-
Ion ()f prominent Elk.
.Monday, .March 10, J, J. Miller's
Junior Elk will entertain tho Elk
and tholr ladle at a smoker,
Features ot the entortalument will
bo music, boxing and wrestling.
Largely through Miller' effort
tho Junior Elk meuiborahlp Is
now 111 nro than 100.
HENLEY PARENT
TEACHERS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
. JIENEY, 'March l- (Spoctall
The llepley I'nronf. Teacher asso
ciation met nf Jlenloy aehoo) Thirs
liiy for t)o purpose pt reorganis
ing t)o nssnclntion. Tlie following
offepr wp'8 oeced fpr tho term
ending Kpnnibftr !)3f
Mr. II, ij. )rndbtry, president;
Mr. It. V. Heetler. vice president;
Mrs. AUco MeC, Mlllop, socretary; unit
0 ,A. Behultit, seerotnry,
Itegulnr mnolluir will bo held
thn first Thursday. of every month
from :l:40 to 4:40 All adult mem
ber nf tbo community nro elig
ible for membership. '
Thn Lincoln essay for llenloy
ilgl school were Judged by I ho
lley, P. p. Hulott. Mr. Arnold and
Mis Walton of Merrill. The Lin
coln medal which is pn display In
(I lover's Jewelry 'atoro kns nwnrd
oil in llinhnni M- Jlrnflbury-
M.viiKHT nrroiiT
I'dnTLANn, March 1. Live
stock steady, egg firm, butter tin-ststtlsd,
D
cscn."'
1U mmiyymm irmrr,-
lff
. 1 t. ' i jri
r. .f.-"-,: r -v .r: v " 9 -,.9
tlX ' s , ?
iHM n..rt .rn.'iitri .Wi"n iiiimhiti n yumi
Hoy T. ?Ii-,m (left) anil I.ouIh H. nnlh. T'rcwnt o-.vrnTS of tli Inrion
(O.) lilur, tol.l tlie .-onlfc invilicatini; fomiiiHKc of ilclpll of ta!c of lh
r.ce.M aitr l y the lute I'nniiMit ll uilln '1 li - ilefir.ilc.il tho urcl.M
tinl S.-.IU not a tA.nt of Uic nioiy wan obtulncd from the nil Intu-c-iU.
FIVE MEN,. WOMAN
s niTMvrnn r
AKL IlNUlltU r UK
AUTOMOBILE THEFTS
VOIt'l'LANI), Ma-eh 1. Five
nu n and one uoinan today wore
Indicted by the federal grand
Jury which hat own inventlgat-
4 Ing utilomoblle lllcftM..Fve cars
were ittolen recently, their n'lm-
he:- changed mid the car dls- 4
RUllKilj ' $
More Than Half of Men
Who Went Out on Strike
Have Returned
!C;itlCI'"01ll. March 1.- (Special.)
More than half the workers at the
Carlclon & Kottors camps at Lake
Odolj, who went out on strike re
cently, .ire back nt work again.
The road north of here Is In too
hud condition to haul the steam
shovel, which la now at tho end of
the trait nine miles north of Klrk
ford. According to the steam shovel
men, it will he Impossible to move
any of the heavy machinery to Odell
Inko eamiM before May.
Lloyd L, Low toduy announced
his candidacy for election on tho
republican ticket lo i second term
a sheriff of Klamath County. Low
W'13. elected to office In 1920, tak
ing office January 1, J 921. Ho Is
aged .IS and a nutlvo of Klamath
county, having lived here all nla
life except two yeors spent In
Franco with tiio A.E.F.
J. F. Morley, J. H. Caiman and
Burt Hnwklns n:o others who have
announced their candidacy for i-e
ofi'Iee. i
SiL'O FIXES LEVARI
Litwronco Hayes and A. Lama-
rach were both arrested last n'gnt
'for being drunk and this morning
pleaded guilty and wero bpth
lined. $30. llnyes was returned to
tho Jail and Lamnritch paying his
fine, was released. IL W. Laurlon.
cbarged will) improper parking,
was dismissed.
THE WE.VN1K1S.
Tho Cyclo-Slnnnn-gihPh
nt tho Un
derwood pharmacy
today Is registering
n downward trend
of barometric pres
sure and a contin
uation of unsettled
conditions la indi
cated. Forecast for
pnxt 24 hours;
t'londy with mod
erate temperature
Tho T.veos recording thermomoter
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today at follows:
High 4(1
1.0W 1....... II
WORKERS
LOW OUT FOR
GOD
TERM
'on Star
4, '
re-
..' t : i.tri'.. t,
i
FIRST LOGS ARE
.j
Shipment Made to Klamath
Falls From Camps of
Shaw-Bertram Co.
1
KIKKKOIM), March 1. (Special)
The first log shipment of the sea
son left here Friday . for Klamath
Fall The logs came from the Sh.tw
Iteitram camps.
Tin. Ijiinn Lumber' company
enmps. four miles south of hore, are
expected to start operations for tho
se.ion within the next few da.ys.-y
PLAY FDR TITLE
SEATTLE, March i. Universi
ty of Washington and University
of California will play, next week
for the basketball championship of
the Pacific coast, it was announc
ed today upon receipt of a deci
sion that tho games ot University
of Montnna were to be counted in
figuring stundings In the northern
section of the conference.
Decision eliminating the Oregon
aggies as a possible contender in
11 tin with Washington was reached
at l,os Anselcs by the Pacific coast
basketball conference. ' "
OIL PROBE HOLDS
UP APPROPRIATION
FOR PINE BEETLE
Unless the federal pine beetle ap
propriation fori 1934 I passed upon
Ueforo April l, the federal pine beetle
ui-crntlnn la this county will cease,
according to information from the
P'nn beetle office. Since the first ot
the year tho pine beetle office in the
courthouse ha been maintained from
oiher funds.
It 1 understood that the appro
priation Is being hold up in Wash
ington by the oil investigation now
in session and that no other business
will be transacted until that is dls
pusnd of.
SCHOOLS OBSERVE
LONGFELLOW WEEK
During the past week Longfollow
weok lias been observed by the chil
dren of Central school. Poems ot the
famous American poets ,wero mom
orlited and apptioprlatoxetvlses held.
Several poems woro dramiixed.
Children of the city grtule schools
nro showing considerable Intorest In
the athletic bad go tests that will be
given thl spring, according to Super
intendent J. P. Wells. Tho tests are
divided into six pans, three for the
boyn and th.wo tor the girl. A noon
as tho children qualify a badge It
sent for mid prcsonted to thn girl
or hoy who have passed tho tost sue
cessfullv,
WHEAT PIUC-ES.
PORTLAND, Ore,, Jtaroh 1 Hard
whits wheat, 11.01; treitsra red, 86a.
T
I
HUSKIES
WOMAN CONVICTED
OF MURDERING STEP
DAUGHTER BY POISON
KltKSNO, Calif. March 1.
4 Mm. Kllza I'ntoglan charged
with murder of her tep-
dntiKhter Margaret, by adml-
nlsterlng poison, wa found
guilty of murder In tho flrt
decree hy a Jury after Hervor-
nl houm. deliberation today.
Imprisonment was recommend-
ed.
IR ON FAKE
California Takes Steps to
End Abuses Practiced by
Unlawfull 'Colleges'
SACItAMB.NTO. Cal., March 1.
A program of legislation designated
to protect California against the
abuses of the so-called diploma mills
which are said to be flourishing in
a number of states, including a law
banning tbe use ot tbe Dreflx "Dr."
among practitioners of the healing
art, 1 recommended by a committee
of tbe state board of medical ex
aminers in a special report filed with
Coventor Richardson.
The report lists several California
Institutions to show how easy it is
to Incorporate without showing evi
dence of physical eauInmenL educa
tion, personnel or financial responsi
bility as a guarantee ot a satisfac
tory operation of the institution. '
The institutions thus named are':
American University, Los Angeles;
California College of Drueless Physi
cians, Lo Ang-slea; the United States
National University-College of Attor
neys and Counsellors at Law Physi
cians and Surgeons, San Francisco;
una- the Paclflo, Medical College; Lo
Angeles.- . ,-
Dr. Pinkbam said a reDresentatirw
of tho American University was re
cently reported in Italy advertising
the sale of "doctor" degrees. He also
stated tho Pacific Medical college, as
shown by coart records In Los An
gles, disincorporated in June, 1918.
seasdiFglosed
Trapping season closed ' yester
day. No fur-bearing, animals - can
be trapped until ' next November.
The season lasts four months, from
November 1, to the last day of
February. ;
"This doe not apply to the
trapping; of predatory animals,"
explained game warden Marion
Barnes this morning. "There is al
way an open season for them.
"There ha been some talk that
one does not need a license to fish
for cstf Ish" Barnes continued.
"This is not so. One needs a license
for catfish as much a for trout"
WASHINGTON, March 1. Gra
vity of the agricultural situation
necessitates Immediate 'steps to
ward relief of farmers, - Senator
McNitry declared today in report
ing the McNary-Haugen bill pro
posing creation ot a corporation to
export surplus farm crops. V-
ANNOUNCE SALE OF
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Sale of the Link Itlvor Electric
company hy Mis. R. J. Sheets to W.
Butler of this city and E. A. Smith
of Bend wag announced today. But
ler has boon employed by the com-
pnny several month and will be gen
eral manage?. Smith, who I Btipor
Intondent of the Bond Power, Light
ft Wator company, plans to eomo to
Klamath Full later snd take srtlv
DIPLOMA
ILLS
FO
TRAPPING
MIRY URGES
FARMER RELIEF
interest in ills pompnoy ....
AUTO SHOW IS :
GREAT SUCCESS
OPENING NIGHT
" 1 ".,
Crowds Come to View
est Creation of Motor V
dom on Display ,
Opeultig night at the 1924 KJum
uth Fall auto show was a BuectHs,'
From 0:30 when' tho door at
Ninth and Klamath swung open, a
steady stream of visitors poured Into
the building. J '
Oa every side sparkling new dlod
els ot standard cars wore on display.
IS in oil, with experts by each U
point out their merit. i-
Interesting displays of mechanical
features ot their cars vers also di
played" by some dealers. v
'Nerw spring model Just received
were given particular attention, 'and
around eaoh stall all evening group
of visitors kept tbe attendants busy.
Tbe show was formally opened St
8:15 with an address by Mayor A.
R. Wilson. He felicitated the Ameri
can Legion on the spirit that actuated
It to sponsor the auto show sad
stated that as' an organization they,
had always shown a ctaadneadabl
community spirit and & willingness
to partake In any progressive com
munity movements! .'
Daring the entire' evening -sa
orchestra played and Mr. Marjorl
McClure Gallagher song several de
lightful selections. Coffee and doSftr
nuts were served by the auxiliary. .'
The show room is decorated,; by
red, . white and : blue - streamers
stretching from wall to wall,.ag-
mented by artistic decorations .at 4b
various booth. , ,
Owing to the popularity of . th
show last night and to a numbsi Uf
requests that have-been made, it has
been decided, toconduct th show '
tomorrow afternooa as. well' as" to
night. - ' ,:' r",;'. j j. "
Makes of automobile represMufct
were: , . . ....... . , ;t t
Two Bulck models, the "six" sad
sport roadster, and th ."six" ssreti-
passenger touring car with balloon
tires., . '-. i'.:- - . . v
Two 1924 Chevrolbt model Sites
placed on exhibition, the. edn, and
tbo touring car, by the Whits Pell.
can garage.. - , , .' , ; , '
A Franklin demi-sedaa created In
terest, as well as a Rlckeobaoker
six" aedan. Both -were exhibited by
the Peterson Motor Car company. -?
The Dunham Auto, company had
two car on display, the Studebaker
special "six," and the OTerlsau
four.".. , ' '
Two models ot the Oakland r
on display, through the local-Oak'
land agency, the R R R garage. Th
cars were the touring model andd th
coupe. ' ', ' ' ..; ' v. " "' '
Balslger Motor company, thS l3aJ
For dagency, had two Ford mod!
on display,, the coupe and the sedan.
The attractrvo 1924 Dodge "andft
model waa on exhibit: H. 8. WakV .
field Is the local representative,' '
Acme -Motor Car company, agents
tor both the Hudson and the Essex, 1
wero represented by a model of ecfr,
the Hudson, sedan - and the ' Esses
sedan. i
Two models of the Maxwell wer
exhibited by the Howl garage, loci
representatives, The model were th
Bedan and the touring car.'; -.-,JJ
A Nash touring ear ws exhibited
by Wllllsm. WUlisms, agent tor th
Nash'ln Klsmath Fall,- :. , T:,"r
The booth where membership ta
the Safety Drivers'' club was sold was '
well patronised. The Ugloa reported
that 60 members, were obtained..
CLOSE CUSTOMS . . t'
LINES EARLY TO y
CHECK SMUGGLiria
WASHINOTON, March .jHB
an effort to curb smugcllnsj' 'aid
chock traffic In contraband, ths
treasury, department today, order
ed customs llni closed t ' ''
o'clock each night at Tijuana sd
Mexican. -.. -M,'' '
Hereaftor bualna can b tran
sacted across ths souther Cali
fornia border only from stsu s.sb.
to nlno p.m., assistant eretry
Moss said,'. - , (.
Repreaentatlons : mds to 'cus
toms sutboriltls ' Indicated ser
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o snd Tijuana,