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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY'S), 1928
Number 624(3
nnrannn
rn
ARl?iir
VillSlUljlVj
rawraj
M IMI;
Three Light Cruiser and
Destroyer Sent in
Search for Ship
CXST SEEN DURING
BIG GALE SATURDAY
HIIII Hold Out Hope for Safety of
Miselng I'adcrara Vessel; Xo
Tro-o r Vessel Heard From
for Two Darn. According In
Xavy lh-rlinrtil TiMlny.
. WASHINGTON, Jun. 30.
(AP) The Aubmarlno S-3.
oiiiter' ship of the S4, .has
been separated from the
submarine control forco en-
route from Hampton Roads.
Vo.. to Gun'ntanamo, Cuba,
and huri not b e e n heard
from i nee lute .Saturday.
The navy department was In-
. formed today thm the B M
mm
.in siop
lual from tba rasl uf the or Iruniniunliy club will be'bosl to
from sunset Hiiurday about luo I llimlcy community club are un
mllea aoulh of Csihi llatteras and 'der way and an. enlertaining
bad nut enniinuiilcaled with any j program lmlng towards a bet
hnn up to S o'clock this morn- tor understanding of problems
Ing, 'between Ihe two farm sections
Tho aircraft -carried Saratoga. Is being prepared. It woa announc
the tender Camden and the aeten led this murnlng by G. P. Keller,
other submarines making up the 1 promlneru l-iingell resident,
force euroute to Cuba are search-1 ''We believe that Inier-com-Ing
the vicinity. niunlly meetings are basis cf
The ship, romrnindcd by I.leu-1 greater good to the entire roun
Nenant" P. V. Warmu. of Spring- tv." "Mr. Keller said, "and for
field. Ills., disappeared from view 'that reason are Introducing this
of the other vessels during a ' phase of activity in our com
raln aquall and heavy gale, niunlly club actlvlili-s. An invl-
Although some apprehension was mtlnn haa been exfc-nded to the
fell, it was said at tho deport- j Henley club and accepted."
nieut that disappearances of this; The entertainment committee
kind are nut unusual and tgen-; composed of Mrs. G. P. Keller.
(Continued on page i i
Once again crack team
n Int anion or Klamnin.
tlme it s ine "x"
basketball rue ot Amoim. cia.n.-
ed to he on par will, the Aslt
limit Normal school flV3.
the American l-g.on five Ved-,
Tho Battery II team win pny
ipiii imn Tram i
HOnLHIiU IW
TO PLAY HERE
nesday night at Memorial nail. ' ""' hv J.llcilno f. a
rrrr peT.c.n,hr.nm;er r,
pan,'" .1.'.: at PeTlcin Cltylj January 14. the marine gar-
community hall. Tho Hnttery B rlson there sent word that.J
"am his been bols.ered up by i no activity of rebels was to
...H Hiillerf eld. two tor-
mer Ashlind Normal school stars,
Lighting Program Will
Beihished By Chamber
Details for the moving f i McDonald was named as chair
polos from Main street, tho final man at the last directors' lunch.
Jtep before actual Installation of , eon but declined the chairman
the now lighting system can he ship l.ecauiio of business pres.
1 ouMlned. ook up the attention sure Ho will servo as a member
o members ot the street andJ of thle committee 'owever and
...:.. i. f ihe chamber: take an active part In tho work.
" of commerce wno met this morn-
?i ...,T.i?. . fficl.l. ...d mem-
bers of tho California, Orogon
Tower eompnny.
An Immediate survey M to the
. . M Mnnu runthiti In be nlaced
in each block wns promised the
committee by T. w. pencil oi
the California. Oregon Power
company. C. V. Kelley. city en
gineer, will work wllh Copco of
ficials on the survev.
Mayor T. n. Wntlera outlined,;
lhe work which the committee j
has already accomplished. That
the work should be rushed to
completion wits tho opinion of
the members in attendance nt
this morning's meotlng.
Arthur Wilson wns olecled ns
chairman of the1 committee lo
fill tho vacancy left by Ihe roslg
Halloa ot Italph JC, Crogo, )
IAN KILLED
NEGRO CHOIR
LEADER USES
BLACK JACK
CHICAGO. Jun. 30. (At
A Murk Jm k In the hand of
negro rlinlrinii.nr slopped
l ho source of blue notes lit
Ilia services In the Frlcnd
hip Ilupllut church, yesterday
slid though the leader unit
Mm limiT warn unconscious
th" worship continued.
lir'n Thomas Chapman
disliked ibe sour notes and
silently draw Inn a blnrk Jack,
frllril Casey McGurlik Jones,
baritone, who mi singing off
key. George Washington Mr.
Gavock, basso, objected and
tearing a telephone from Ihe
wnll felled Deacon Chapman.
I.alrr when Kergcuiil Mulv
lilll dropiied In aa was bl
custom, tbii choir, ted by Mo
Gavock win aliiKlnK "Throw
Out the l.lfs Lino," while both
Deacon Chapman and Jones
lay unconscious, aide by alii
1
In from of Ihu cbJlr.
Plans for an inler-rommiinlty
meeting in which l-ungvll Valley
Mrs. It. w. nopsins. ami mm.
Jchn Turner Is busily at wora
arranging an attractive enlertaln
men. .
, HANDIIINO oriKT
, a,
MANAGUA. Jan. SO. ;P
a The rebel general Angus-
tlno Sandlho hss apparently
14 ilrnnned from sight and his
iTiimpiiiPCTn
IHU ULUUU IU ;
imi n ir-r-T-iiirt i
f men have scattered, accord-
a An airplane patrol re-
,i ,. frnm lhe Uuilall re-
- - ... .,,,,, ar
Sandlno to fall In the drive
ainst h i m. reported an w
-M " .t I
W ne mum
At the meeting held Ihls morn
Ing K. B. H ill. Arthur Wilson
Mayor T. H. Wntters, Harry
Poll, r. Ward. C. C. Kelley,
Joo McDonald, T. W. Deliell and
K. C. Keynolds discussed the
I plans.
URGE FARMERS
OF KLAMATH TO
ASK FOR TREES
Formers, who wish to obtain
trees now available at thn Ore-
gon Stain Agricultural college
are asked by C. A. Henderson,
to place their applications with
his office immediately.
Thn trees are available nt one
quarter ot a cent apiece plus d-
dltloual freight. cUurg0,
E
MEETS FOG;
DoatK Cnt tn tntrnA
ucain V-IOSe lO inirepia
Aviator on Flight to
Caracas, Venezulea
FINDS WAY Tn riTY
RGH
LOSES
WAY
-ve -- " -mrm m - 1
After Wanilcrlng Tlirtiuitll Air for
Two Houra, (fewd-UKI Anibiu.
sailor Finally lct.- toast
ana im-n irarra ruiuie ny roi
lowing Mrusilnin HlKliwny.
CAHACAR. Veeiuela. Jan. 30.
..MAI' Venesiiela today honored
an Inlreniii airman wno alter a
night
over perilous mountains
lost his way In a fog. but de
spite these obstacles reached his
gosjl.
Arriving at Maricay, l0 mllos
west of here, ten hours afler he
started from Bogota, Colombia.
Charles A. l.lmluerKh'a first art
was lo apologize to Prextdcnl
Gomel for having kept him wait
ing at the (lying field. An an
xious crowd had awaited his ar
rival for two hours. The flight
covered G5U mllim air line.
Lindbergh told the president
thjt afler reaching Ortex. 110
miles south Tit Caracas, he ran
Into a fog. lie then lost his way.
BY FOLLOWING ROAD1"10 mnn l" "'d ""ra " hor,-jbut
found the roast at Higuerote. result of a ftgiit ' day In the federal district court
100 miles cast of here and 150 day-night In a chapel n S here by the United States; ren
mlles from his destination. Once 1 Kev. K. H. Clark n-celvol hl"c i re8elltPj by J. N. Holgerson. as
he had found the wuv he soed eye and other Injuries. Munlrt- , fnlied Slates attornel.
Niward Caracas, passing ver Ihe'P! Jmlge II. M. Tofnllnnon sus-:
city t S:U p. m. The Spirit .
of St. Louis then followed the
roncrete road from the capital to
tho field.
Lindbergh landed at R p. m..
again as In the first flight ot
his good will tour from .Wash
ington to Mexico City when he
was lost In a fog after leaving
Tamplco. He proved himself to
be an aerial pathfinder and con
quered the obstacles Interposed
by mture.
Wbeu the aviator apologlxed to
the president for his lateness.
the president (replied thai his
only 'wish was for Lindbergh to
arrive aafely In order 'that he
might welcome him. President
Gomes then embraced the air
man and gave him tho decoration
of the order of liberator. f I'"
-Vl '
HUFF WINS BY
E
niry Huff, Chlloquln. scored
a technical knockout over Fred
die Gilbert, Bend, and Pat Mc
Fadrien and Spec Woods fought
a draw In a double main-event
at Chlloquln Saturday night.
The Gilbert-Huff tight started
out slow.- Warned by P.cfcroo
Jo Swindler In the fifth round,
Huff knocked down Gilbert for a r
count of eight with a long rignt -
cross to (he Jaw. Tho fight was
stopped In tha sixth round.
Kingslriers were Inclined lo
bee the MoFndden-Woods fight,
holding that the genial Klamath
Fails pug had It all over Ihe
Woods.
Kddie Woods defeated Kid
CopeVind; Teddy Moom knocked
Out Jess Harmon: Bud Shu etc It
won from Harold Wright and
Rosa Howard. Klamath Falls,
won from Shorty Hsyden. How
ard Is declared to be a comer
In pugilistic circles. Saturday
night marked his second entrance
In a ring.
, JEXXIXGS ILL.
RCR ANTON, Pa.. Jan. 30A(A.
r.) The condition of Hughey
Jennings, famous bnsebnll figure
luid former manager of the Do-
trolt Americans, remained tin-! two vocal numbers and Miss iv
rhangod today, attending physl-jlan Tronnco will entertain the
clans said. J minimis, stricken l.gucsts wllh two piano aelcctlons.
wllh meningitis Saturday, lapsed ! Mrs. Wellington Templar Is chnlr- i war organisation, died nt 'the
Into unconsciousness yesterday man n the rnmmltfen In chargnihome ot his daughter here yes
nnd little hopo Is hold (or bis of tho music tor tho Legion Kux-1 terday. Ills body will be sent
' III... - . IM OIhAV 111. In. llH.UI
rocovery.
UNDER
: ' T-
Ex-Stool; 'Pigeon of
Klamath Falls Held
on Robbery Charge,
', PORTLAND. Jan. 26. C. II. 'raw in the vicinity, shortly sf-
Brad. 46. who. tare bis orcupa-.ter
Hon an that of a "prohibition
work." yesterday was hooked
" charges of assault and rob-
. -ry n(J Mnn arnl(.d ,, .
dangerous weapon. Ilo was luen-
titled positively, according to
police, by lister Sayre and Clar- i
'n "?i.c,"l
Conar. both cf 994 fcasl j
ity-.third street North. aa
t fT II I
ly iKMiin-- iniuniKiu r.inuro7 i nK u, the report or the poilre
Tillamook street and Kodney ave-'meIli ,ne paperll ,iok.n from Mr.
I nun. Mr. Rayre mas robbed ol : a,. vir rnmr were found
'iMR. a watch and chain and hlBion n, person. Koltber the
while Mr. Conar lost $S.j
nis purse ana uaiwrs.
Drad Is said to have acted as'llnn. Tackabery and rbHHps were
"nt.-ol pigeon" fcr Klamath coun-, aiwlmed to the case. They call-
ty prohibition antbnrltles and also
Lake county officers. Ilo Is un - t
der Indictment in- l.ano county ,
now.
Ilrnd was taken Into custody by
members of the poliee vice squad. !
who were working cn a liquor f
HIT PHFACHKIt: FIXKI).
ltHTI.Al. Onv, Jan. SO. (A.
P.) s. V.. Miller anil S. 8. Mil-;
l. r were flnl ".Kl each "'
penileil the fines wJien ine
TKFH T4.HI FT- D1FS 1 Helgerson, are the first of ap
POKTLAXD, Ore'.. Jan. (. (A. proximately lOp of a' similar na-
p.) xiw, lola ItowcvM, 2., in.-.! nur o he filed within the next
at a hospital early today, two . 30 days.
hours after she hail been taken i The largest suit filed. In point
-front her apartment where she
swallowed two tablets ho beitev-
ert were licailnclici pills.
F1RK DKSTROY8 CHURCH.
TORONTO. Jan. (AP)
Fire .of undetermined origin to
lay virtually testrnyrl tlie Mit
ropolilna rburcu, one of the lead
ing united cliurches in (he do
minion. .Only the walls and tow
er surre. left standing. Tile loss
Is Miniated at f.VM),(MlO.
V :. CHANGK PLANS.
.M A.SItlGTOX, Jan. .10. (AP)
Prcecnlnliiin of a number of
amendments to (lie Jones ship
ping bill loday changed plans of
leaders to call for a final vole
lonlghi.
SO ltKl-OW.
XKW YORK, Jan. ao. (AP)
The easlern state tiMlay shir
enil In tempern(uria ranging
from Hii ilcgi-eea below aero to
(en above, marking (lie roldi-s(
wno of (lie season (o date.
LEGIONNAIRES
WILL CONDUCT
With Dr. E. D. LamK, deputy !
state dairy and food commission-1
, er tnp principal sneaker, the
! Klamath Falls-Post No. 8 of the j
American Legion will have com-
plots charge of the Wednesday j
forum of the chamber of com -
mcrce. P. O. Landry will ho , one-tnira is lavorea oy me state
chairman of Ihe meeting and sov- game commission and such a
eral talks havo been arranged recommendation will be submit
by the committee of Legionnaires. I led to the state legislature at
Dr. Lamb will speak on "Snnl-: " next session. , Mike Lynch,
tallon for the Benefit of the 1 Hodmond, state game commlssion
Clty." K. L. Mallory. editor ofi'r. said hero Saturday night. Mr.
the Klamath County Courier and Lynch vl.ilted Klamnth Falls
chairman of Aerouautlrs for the j Saturday night enroittc to Ash
local post has chosen for his, land.
snhiort. "An Air llaso for Klnm-1 Mr. Lynch pointed cut that
;nth Falls.
Keith Ambrose, chief of police!
will speak on "Fire Prevention
in America." The Ladles Auxil
iary of tho Amerlcnn Legion will
have clinrgo of the musical pro
gram. Mrs. E. T. Hunter will render
lltery.
WHEELS
tbe holdup occurred, and wus
i booked on charge of carrying
concealed weapons and .bring
drank. He bad a revolver and
, flashlight In his hands and
thus attracted tbelr attention, the
vice aquadders reported,
Papers Found by Police
o beK questioned. Brad said
ka . ii-nkinc for holdiin men.
on being searched, accord-
money nor the watch were found.
Yesterday Detectives (ioltz. Lot-
ed the two boldup victims to tbe
- cntral police station, and they
immediately inentuiea raa as
, ihe man who had held them up.
They also identified their papers.
They had been visiting at a
(Continued on page
j PORTLAND, Jan. 30. Four
u)t. involving 13 canvlcted II-
j q00r. violators, were filed Satur-
k, oavment of taxea and fees
0 ll(,uor la or manufactured.
The stilts, according to Mr.
of money sought, was that
against Herman, rrana ann ii.
K. Kieper, asking payment of
2.8I0 by each of the nerenaanis.
Anmh.r suit, seeking 1977.10
from eacn of the defendantawas
filed against Ca1 Crews.'" Ira
Crews. O. D. Thomas.' Hurry
Itondy. P. O. Province and Leon
ard A. Hall, who were' arrested
on charges Involving the 'sale of
Intoxicating llqncr at Klamath
Falla. May . 1917. They are aU
leged to have failed to pay taxes
Last.November and Del-eniW.
according 'to Mr. Helgetsori'." the"
soverm
! flf ,e
government notified all , liquor
and manufacturers con.'
victed the past two or three years
In fedcrsl court here that they
were liable to the payment of
taxes and tees on liquor sold or
manufactured. At that time. Mr
Helgerscn said, many voluntarily
enme In and paid the fees, or
made compromises with the gov
ernment. One, man. he recalled
obtained a clear bill of health for
the payment of only $30, where
as his actual liabilities as listed
by the government totaled more
i than $2500
GAME BODY TO .
ASK LOWERING
OF GAME LIMIT
Reduction of the game limit
"" micas ann geese oy at leasi
i while tbe commission has not the
power to chango Ihe hag limit.
i Ihe legislature listens and usual
ly follows Ihe commission's rec-
nmmendntlons. (
WAR VKT DKAO
LA GRANDE. Jan. SO. IP)
George lliendselman 86. the
last member of Company G 98lh
Illinois mounted infantry, a civil
19 Oloey, mi., (or burial.
OF
TRANSFER
TO STATE
Failure of Government to
Prosecute on Charges
Impels Move
C A. McCLEERY WILL
NOT-BE PROSECUTED
Kvhlenco Not Sufficient, Officers
Hay; Charges Filed Against
Other Five in Mate Court;
Jack O'itrien rirrula Guilty ami
Fined S.-UO by Magistrate.
Because United sates . Dis
trict Attorney Gecrge Kenner de
clined to prosecute alleged pro-
hibition violators on a charge
of conspiracy to violate the fed
eral prohibition law. and because
Klamath authorities believe that
prosecution on charges cf posses
sion and sale of intoxicating II-1
qnor will be as effective In Klam
ath courts as is in federal eonrta
in Portland, all fedrrnl charges
ritl't iaek Q'Br.re-v'r'-N-.-ut-snn.
M. N. Dunlap. .M.. Powers
and George Waltermire were dis
missed this afternoon bv United
States -Commissioner Bert C.
Thcmas. State charges of sale
and possession were immediate
ly preferred against tbe i."
four.
1
A.' I
All charges against C
Mcijprv wen known mamam i
man.
were dismissed and no i
dismissed and no
state charges preferred in their
stead. Officers ccnclnded that
evidence was not sufficient to
warrant prosecution in the Mc
Leery case. He was originally
charged with conspiracy to vio
late the federal prohibition law.
Act of transferring the cases
came as a surprise to ine ne
fendants and their attorneys alike
who were ready this morning to
proceed with he first atep of
their fight for freedom.
L. O. Shirley, federal prohi
bition officer explained briefly
the reason for transferring the I
actions. I
With the government refns-
Ing to prosecute on the ccnspir-l
aey charge,. It would serve our
purposes better to place the cases,
belons the- Klamath courts
-'' i Continued on page 2 )
KlilNAP TELLER
GET LOOT
CHICAGO. Ja. 30.x (API The1
"kldnaping'
bers. used
system of bank rob-
tor the third time;
within a month in Chicago today
netted Its practitioners $35,000. !
James Dillon, teller ot Ihe In-!
dustrUl State Bank- of t hicago
told ooUce that he was held a
prisoner In the bank all n"ht
I while his four captors waited for
the time lock in the vault to:
open at 7 a. m. The quartet es-1
raped after . looting the vault.'
leaving the cashier bound and (
gagged. " I
Dtlion. !. said ne was kid-
niDed while returning from!
church at noon yesterday by two.
men who forced him Into an
automobile, threatening to shoot
him if he made an outcry. He
said he was taken to a small
garage and kept (or six hours,
then was forced to call his kind
ladv and Inform her that he
would be out tor the evening
playing cards, after which he was
taken to an apartment and fin
ally to the bank which he was
forced to open at 6:30 o'clock
last night. -
SAFE 1II.OWX I
LA GRANDE. Jan. .10. VP)
The Island City pestoffirn safe
1
CASES
AND
was blown sometime Sunday last peremptory challenge. he pleaded for his motion, de-
nlght, but the intruders failed j The Jury In the sanity trial of daring the defendant to be with
to get any money, a hurried chock ' William Edward Hickman was ex- out funiK and that he himself
revealed. . Icused for five minutes at the j was at personal expensa handling
" opening of court today while de-1 the case. .
." DIE IX FIRE. fense Attorney Jerome Walsh District. Attorney Asa Keys
IIATAVIA, Java, Jan. no. (A. made a motion for (he railing In Inquired If a defense fund rals
P.) Tlilrly-flve men were suffo- of three scientific experts In the ed In Kansas City was not piy
cntcd today In a fire In a coal , case. Ing the expenses,
mine nt Hunaraso, Twcpty-four 1 After the state protested the "That is absolutely false,",
iwhiuuI . .ntnflnn as u nnnc.AANsrv. Juries J. Ws'tsh said
"V"" - r-a...',
S. P,
ARREST TWO
ON SHOOTING
DEER CHARGE
Charged with possession of
deer meat out of season. J.
Criss. lumberjack, and Austin
Parsons will appear this af
ternoon before Justice of
Peace W. B. Barnes tn enter
their pleas In Justice court.
Crlss was arrested Sunday
at Paper Springs. west of
Keno. by District. Game War
den M. J. Harnes. The game
warden said he found two
quarters of deer hidden under
neath ar bed in Crlss' cabin.
F. G. Shields who is living
with Crlss was not held. Crlss
was Jailed.
Parson was arrested Friday
afternoon. Deer meat was
found In the Parson home near
Keno. warden said.
Both men admitted they had
slain deer, Barnes said.
- Warm Chinook winds Mew. In
to the Klamath basin yesterday,
boosted the mercury to a maxl-
ty ii in nf Alt rt i. run nnd Imiib. !
II CM
' t a a SsaS I
11
formed deep snow In the upper 30 Stamped m" hlY Under
Klameth basin Into white slush, clothes and . blue S h i r t;' ft?
Sunday skiing parties that j v. as learned today that Al
sought Anna Creek, at the en- bert McLean, an inmate of
trance of Crater lake park, and ,. OA . .'. ,
. ... ,K . . ; ward 30 at the state hos-
Creek mountain on The Dalles-1
California highway were disap-1
.
and the warm winds had so ;
weakened the lop crust (hat it
-Uum .
man'
The Dalles-California highway
north of Fort Klamath Junction
was covered , under slush and
water. Deep Ice on npper Klam
ath lake thawed rapidly, even
though it was still thick enough
to hold up a number of fisher
men fishing through the ice.
a
"BOMB TRUST" HIT
,
CHICAGO. Jan. 30. (mj-
Eight persons were under .
, 4 arrest today following raids
conducted against what Dep-
nty Commissioner O'Connor
has termed the "bomb trust. "
A raid on a near north-
side hotel where three men
s and a woman were taken
a frustrated an attempt, po-
' lice believe, to bomb the
city owned Lawndale isola- '
li s
Hon hospital. The hospital
bombing was planned as
notber dynamite Intimida- a
tion of the administration of s
Mayor Thompson, said de-
tectives. Homes of two ot
his closest political asso-
elates were
bombed last
week.
Hickman Trial Jury Is
Drawn; 4 Women, 8 Men
HALL OF JUSTICE, LOS ANG-
I ELES.. Jan. SO. IP) A Jury of
four women and eight men was
accepted by the defense and (he Contrasting with earlier days
state shortly before noon today of the trial, the court room gat
for the sanity trial ot William i filled before the session open- .
Edward Hickman, kidnaper-kill-.'ed. More women than- usual
er of Marian Parker. ! were liberally sprinkled among;
Judge J. J. Trabucco. Immed- the man-predominated crowd, lis
lately s-:r? jury while the tore the opening hour conversa
defense entered on the trial rec- j tlon buried excltedlv, evidence
ord Its declaration It was "not i of tne ,,pcnse over expected
satisificd with the Jury. " tha ac- i .
ceptance ot the 13 Jurors had en"'on.
followed onlcklv unon the use1 Walsh (hen was Ihe first one
! by the defense of Its 20th and!
'-Y
TRAI
A. M'LEAN
Man Terribly Mangled as
Heavy Wheels Roll
Over Legs and Arm '
FOUND HOURS LATER
ALONGSIDE TRACKS
Was HI ill Conscious When Taken
to Hospital; Authorities Hear
Portland Plasterer Had Insur
ance Poller of 820,000; .No
. Plans t Made to Hold Inquest '
Here.
LATE BULLETIN
SALEM, Oregon, Jan. 30.
j (AP)r Seeking to trace the
identity of a man reported
killed in Klamath Falls last
night, who -Wore the number
P1'1 lr the insane, escaped
last Wednesday from a
....
jjaiiis oi un ncoaa's up
around the State Capitol
; grounds.
TM, ,,,.,,,,, ,hrt
McLean wore when he escaped
would have been stamped .with
(Continued on page alx)
iSeckln
sec are I the removal of L. ; D. Ar-
nold. superintendent of the Klam-
ath Indisn reservation and to on-
: tain an Investigation of Klamath
Indian affairs, on the other. a
group ot Indians have called
tluee mass meetings, .the first to
ba held at Sprague River this
aUernoon, the second at Beatty
tomorrow - afternoon, and the
third at Williamson River church
Wednesday afternoon.
. Indifference to Indian affairs.
failure to properly protect (he
red-skins against bootleggers are
Included in lhe charges made In
two petitions which are being clr-
ciliated. One petition would bo
signed by white residents of tho
reservation; another by Indians.
J. Trabuceo denied the motion.
commenting It would only delay.
the trial.
to take the witness stand, where
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