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Newspaper Page Textj Cmul'iii"" PITS DAILY HE KLAMATH NEWS Official Paper of City of KLAMATH FALLS cv Mi'ini'v; K. -I'd' .'inii'liiy United News and United Press Telegraph Services X , HTV- KLAMATH FALLS, OKI-;., SATURDAY. MAY J, 1925. noe Kive Cent L(iii Cosapany 30 Believed Drowned When W i t i. ?25e..e&9 River Steamer Turns-Turtle , 00 PARTICIPATE Bardell Quits :yigli!l!0 ' Cflbitnl Starts I V: . 1 Oi...': I.'. .ii t: of a ban aj- ...iriaUnn uii'-i Klamath Kail.: ?. I1M1 114 Mt fir '. li.il.l. I'M wu i r ' -.;.ii.'..i.i-iii .t U lwt Down l lirm will In- known its the Kliuimth Valley S'tviiijfs unl iVIl (lie.. .v:i ft. s,.ctiiti- nf tin- city out of citnniii')i! ,,, hy a fir.- in th.' llK "Alwat.T" ex .- Pacific Tele T.'lik'iai'h company o,hi VU ; inar.hcil , , 'I. nan iis.s(i:iatiiri. tlu. '.h-.. Ma, h III" ii II I-, mi. Iii. I mill III'. IV rr.i l: Il.liiriiiuiiti.il fi r nil. i flu- Ii iiiiiI,!, .. nu, i i, Mink In I'll' Mllsl,, ,1,,., Ili'iil" here lull. I III iiiIiiiiikhi, Imii u oiih ii uri luiiiing Hit' ml-.-liiK. Hie Ni.riiiiiiiil nun uitrjIiiK limiv limn In ilili-milii, in llii' It will Htlirti roiiti'tilliiii t.f tin- Miutlii rn i n.. 1 .,witii ii (u.ntal i f ?150,-)M) and "'' in Mini,lii. Kin- Ih-khh io jid i-liui-tend mid t provision! ""'k'' -'"iinHy when sunt iti-i ..f the Ore-i-m "talc bunking ,-'"i'i'i -"- ...! . I I I l ,-ii' il"n wlllilii Itiri-r liilnul... ''tin ii-.tti i.in.i. The MMsoi iatiivif will have as j its lioitrd of directors (it'orifcj U'jiltnii. local real estate' antlj iiinurance man; H. I). Ites:'-! iitinip, Itit al contractor: A. U'J 1-11 ..t'l..f ri'itmi.. re mi"" Shaui', an raM tii Oroirmi at- ,v:i I 'l n ' . . ,uj,n via " return toriu'j' who recently to has moved lien make Klamath ; t l:I!l."leil U ' :.ii,oi)i). I: ,i :. I.- fori 'i i r. . ; .: v til' I. II. ' i.. II. ! i:.- ii.ni jni- ! I.. I- v.h." in-! .if "riii' , . ., i r.u i 'ii'i.l i.i'w i tr.M i iiiittiuitit fir. .in il' lii'il uHa' ii in. rity i dllur i:i. Ii Hiii pill.. .1' II. M. Swar'. Kn:i'i;n r, A U t.'.k !i re. ' t: ! (;'' n-.rlJv Kafts his h'Hii" v.ntitl uii'l i'. !!. have j;i-t ai':'i ' hi-:r ! : Mt i:.-,' 'i i. i' . iv " i ' ' ii-al. ,i tii it: n :' .' .l.f!:. c::ii 1 1. is r i: .'lllil!: 1 in':' vi.i) l:;i" Klamath l-'al! ' e i .veil tl'.i-iti-selves yest.'i'ilay as I; '!i. vinx the fielil in Kla natli coun try for this pa.'tii'Uiur organi zation was the lie:-t in the Pa cific iiorthwe.-t. Temporary l.ea(!iiarttr.s of In 1 tnl i,! Mitit-r. Kin- U Im'. I:i nil tn Iinv. iirrut-k n hiiuk. T in I fit, m rl.t'r liiialiii:in. In iri'illli'tl hIiIi IiiiiImk mvi'il miiiv Hum u itnv i,1 lvi.. Hi- tnnii' IIJHMI thf Hlllltlll,; MII'IIMH'I- III llU Itltilt r Imiiii iiiuI liiiini illiili-l) I'lilli'tl in n Imiii tif iiii-ti mn uti. ini-ii In in llit i -i-lii't.. f Rt-i thrill ji-linl'i' iililrlvly 1IH In tiiiil'l mill lintii'il tils mirk mi l;l till tTM.n in .l;li Imil Ih-i-ii lltl.f.l ti.. K.'tt'ri.l t l vtniM rlf lir!lrvtil tu Iwt... KUiliit nliuii.. .11nnr4 I i4- wit. :t t.I jmr t.l-l Im-. ' 11 ! ti e-i. i. j i. N jii.iiiit it t:,f fill! lulu. 'l ttlilp Mink :n l"!t!.... ni r.irillift; .i t.iir,limH taut iln'.f' e.nH im tipji'irliinily l'i I1111111 Ii lirr rftiii'-tith. Ai n!ii. ir--i--ilf iiIiiiik t'.u' IIhi.Ii i.it"( Rhtin nr.ir u I Imiii, liu Xtiiiniintl Iii'kiiii t'i Hiiiilili'. ''i. tnpinin thiMiulit tluil ttHi itimty .iiiMti'iiut'.H liatl ' rtillt-rti'tl tin oili- nfilt Hlltl onlrr t'i Hum In move i.rouiiil. lint Hit Im III NliiHik Voivt- Ullj plunu- il tvir 1111 her kltle unil then tu tilt limit in. TN- Si iiiiiiiiiI iiui niiiiiiiimiliil hy llir ( Iiim'Iiiw I111I uln-ii the I'litiit- kii luti tniuhte, llir f'htii taw uiim mil nf niKht urtuiitl il Im-imI. She I'finf inuril tti Ijtkf ltiv, .Aih.it., mitt her crew It-ttrn-1-1 nf liu- Urrlilent (ftlly in Hhe tliH-kfil. (lily line hiitly, thnt t.f I'ltif. I. Ii kpnn Ii k nf tin- l'liivi-rily nf IN CHil? lAffi l START SURVEYING Mtt! Htltt 113UAY m A. V. rjard'-'ll r'.'jljrned fron Chief Il.-.rry JI. Ioucks' police KlamatVs First A'.l-County te- yesterday when friction Two Crews Arrive In Bend .rose bit'.vscn him and Louckn r.tr Da'-ciell's entering the 00m in tha city hall where the lire equipment in stationed. Mor. than BOO Klam-iih eminty "Loucks started to bawl me i.trjmontary and hich Bohoo! mu- out for going in there and I Meet Creates High Pitched Inttrett Sunday To Start Survey Cf 2 Proposed Lines iBv f'nlt-'l S'ctri La-i-.d Wire) BEND, May 8. Two crews -lent., both buys and -(iris will mept j turned over my star and gunpf Oregon Trunk engineers at the coumy fair f-roundi today ;0 Mm and tM him 1 was ! will arrive in Bend Sunday m the firm .u-county tra-k meet ,hro h rf ht Bardell ', -norning and will leave immed- ever hold In Klamath. I . . , ....... , Between 400 and soo elementary ! -"tplaincd. , ately for the interior, where lupiis win try out in the various Bardell has boen on the 7 .they will be preceded by sup preiiminary and fim-i event, dur-; a. m. to o p. m. shift with. Jack j plies and equipment shipped uk the forenoon, and the afternoon Argraves, who is now in Port-' here in carload lot. win h Riven over to nettling the la)1j wh;re he was called to' The carload of equipment chamoion.hi,, between h!Rh school .f Qn h H fc po3tal ,nd 3Uppiies is already on the HtudentM outBide of Klamath Falla. . . ... naua trial oeiore tns ieaerai track. court. Knowledge that two crews .iUl-iN-..iI.i ims iMM-ti r.-fov-iisi. U:i enter. i;K a hi- list o? i-c:tn:Hi ; Speaking of Eardell's resig-,01 Oregon Trunk engineers :v iiit iii i'M Ntill ni work hut Il K lhiiiKl:t that 'mr of tlio 1):mMh in:t) Im- f;th( In the 'I. T. local Mj;h Hchool will not take I iLirt. Th local grade hnolH a"e BY GRAND JURY; raider Pith anil floUl cvrnl- rhim pinnn. The Ccntr-jl and the Mills t-!:oi !. ii..;!(! :hc h'. with 4S en- Jtr'es t:.':h: Riveni'de will have 3C: Falrvlew 2r. and I' litan City 27. j Ciiy S.-liodl Su;ier!nteud'-nt J. 1'. IV.IN oiy:- tV- -jrc.-.inds have Th .v ilir CO'1!' Ai i,:-r.". .' Iii ll'c ii'iilliiii'ii'it ex-lirin-'i'd at tin' riul.'o nu-ftai ui t'.e rh.im'.t-r nf c-mmerre laat night Hie CI.iiiiu fund to be fur nhrtl liy l.hiin.ith huslnesii men an u Kiiiva'i't-e fur the ftiii-ttia of he Klamath Valley Loan as-iti.t- rodt-o mi July .t. and 4. win sociatiui will at HO South'1'" r"lK"-l ,,v Tin-miay of ihi com We intend to w ui'.. t. .it. i. ft.rul ni ! I" ,.f.iii.nl h. I "li'iiliiin. -m M..n. i.,H,.tiK,.r Seventh strtfet. ,tpr--.id lain tt.'ivlre. .tecui'e a bllihlillK of our o-mi P(- ua i.niii.d N.ivn ;'n the noar future," Mr. inn (ir..i-.,n Ji.iiriittl .shaupp declared yesterday. KlaOjl-1: ralli. Ne.i.H, ran .- HIGH SCHOOL BOARD APPROPRIATES MONEY r.i'n" n:r,i i., .iii.I went '! ' llr.l (ihli'lii .K-h .1 Li liu r.-nlri.t ' I" ' '!. mill hrml ill' l-l- .-i'll-l. . llf'lf- I. !i III.- liimy ' . : ; ! . : .'-I .l.i'i. l 1 i i . Iii II i.lal- . ' i '. mi la liu ! ' ' ' belt ):..! hi nation. Fire Chief Keith Am-; are coming to Bend Sunday 'yio.-e sai.i: "Cardell and alsojmornjng to start work early Jack Ari-avcs ha'e ben ex- the following day is in line ceptior.a'iy good about co-op-Kvith the plan of the northern ..rating with the fire depart-' lines to the interstate com ment i.t all times. At several .r.uce commission petitioning ii-en m::rk-ti off i.e. ordinr- -to ap- fjres they have both assisted for tho approval of approxi-pr,r.-ii a. a. r. rai.. ami the ,JS verv materially. Tha city. T.at.ly 250 miles of railroad " b"..,i!1 vt.ry T losing a good man with his .nder the joint and equal pat- at a tv.fle " '.Kavy rather ni;tl- , I iL n Pat:nn .mt the brMkinK of any W.Z out of the police , -onage of the Northern Pacific world's rtcr..i!s. hut the kit's will force." ,r.nd the Great Northern. Iry Ju.-t as h.trd and scouts for bi , 4Yes, Bardell ha3 resigned,"; Although not definitely trark material win no doubt he on sai,j chief Loucks last night. ! known, it is believed that one hand takins not. j 'There is a sort of unwritten' of the craws will make a sur- JLLX:T at the city hall that thevey of the "long line" down the meet u reported at a hiKh ; two departments confine them-, the Sycan and Sprague rivers, pitch. While there have been three; selves to their own .quarters." j and the other crew will mak.i or four c!tv meets durlni na.st ! .T. V. Pnttpraon Visis Iippti an. a survey of the "short line" here which closed yesterday. Seven:....,., ,,,,,, , .- flrs, ,,m . ,h. . . . , ... ... .;fr;m tu ,.sitv SVnr.Vn-n - - - ;-uiint2u leiiipui ai iiy, uui -uiuei : " -"- "v..".- v """-" Loucks said ha had not decid- down the west side of Klam-, ed on a permanent appoint- ath lake. ment yet. The Oregon Trunk already has its right-of-way clear to LOCAL LEGION HELPS 'crescent, the survey of this Ttvelve hid id 111' nts o-tt of IT raf's Invesi i-!.tted was the record of the five days of grand Jury settsion I ti K week About half of th.' money has been Indictments are ferret, pending ap-l schools of the county have had lik'dited tu date, and a whirlwind prehenjl: n of th pHrtim -wanted.. Ian opportunity to show what their laniiiaiitn will be conducted today Harry Hamilton charsed with ob-lratl- sars cn do- aim ...oiiuay ... ...u u,.a,..r talnlnR m,)npy naieT false Have A Missionary Here For Preaching At a i.:c. '.in : ni th-.- . .luiity iii-.h I: '.il l"'l !. r.'ay a I. inn.'ii in th'1 a tnt:il nf S!"S'i v. in l pair ill. mi ' tl iiili r mi ii y lii,.Ii . Ii"' . ri.l fil e. II tti-v ''! ' 1 h.i-1.i- .'.i.il ill III ,e I. I" ..Viv ii.' nearl; ;" Hint left III" linll.lilm '' Mun, ,,r ,:,ni,.. T.-lf- t.lfi.-lals mild they ,,, ,,,. '"'I Him dr.- iIi IIIm pay. , nr.l h.'ltl y.'- .n irt I'lene. iijii.'.iv -il I', l.i 111'' K I i in il In Ilic r.-. d lli -1 ilaai- i.it.. tn II:.- bitililltiK I'linll.'.l SSI. whll" lli.il In fix'-ir. ' a an ai'ii'iiiim iilriiillili .1 In .'11"! Tlie t.-m ml I v. ai!it!ll!li" lit nf Mi"" l-MI.alieth N-1- mi:i us .'.mill'.' and city sr!i".i! muvic I'.v: t .i, l.:i 1-1 ,11 fiiM-il filiulij1 by nre-1 n . n rcs-l " v In KUarantei'inK III" sutiw. . 3ulVaii.cn -Vmiy IO Il Kct int'il ut lie t!ic iinaniniun-i u i.'i.iil.ni a; Ins! nluhl's mi-etini; that ll!l:'''' t tV 'barge when the grand j it ..nil, ii uiuve iiilsiake to J"' . v. K'erday returned u not true Klama-'i 'p.-riiiit the Fourth of Julv to pavs W" -'r l-'rceny by bailee. A true. wi;!-init a ni", celflirat'tin f future. ""I r-mrneti miwe.er mi me and an old tir.it- Fourth or July mor.cy ii'iliiitinient cl'.arRi' '.t!'.:l H im-: proKrain w'lh ni- rotlen doin not "ten ' ari-aigiu-d and Riton nil-, -.em t,. :it.i..--il to iMiy niiinli.-r of ":'.v H ' '-'ke a plea. i...iple nf tills . laim.-il. d.iy mid ae. it was John Williams. 1!. end I.. A Levis. IS. were Indicted for con On Mty 11 Miss Avert.' noted re-' turned missionary and evanselist from India and Australia and Mrs. lcenLurger. choister. of the First Baptist church of Sun Jose. Calif., a very fine singer, are .o':ng to he-1 ANOTHER WAR VET , riht-cf-way having been made i.n connection with the initial 1 work of the northern lines in Still mother ex-r.ervlce man was! entral Oregon. :idod by the service bureau of the!' oal Klamath legion port yesterday. ! cp(M IT FFCUTIVE TO Chamber Elects New Directors portutirn to t-ie veterans bureau MEET WITH PARENTS hospital at Portland to undergo nn', c ui ng stolen articles of property .,'rie of meetings in the new ' vxammatlon to determine whether " ...... Pnntl A r.nlr enm.t avapnl VA f(T" .n- n-it the man Is artected with tu- v--rv" ----'-'' . . . 1. T .. 1. .. t .. .,....,. ......Il c-;. Siitinn left Klamath -" -'"-' -.-- wUUv.. I.wis plead while Williams fh'.and. preaching full force g.is- 1 im iti:!ii.i.s i.i:iti:i 1 "in i:m i vr.i Uii t: I si 1 1 ii lv,; 1 ., - Uifr 1 ii lleinfnrcemt-nls, .ivy i.i i ilinry. l:i: M.irii.-fti. ' 11 I'i .ince il II .1 i'- ineii fur Hit- mill;-, Cli!..!tull!- i:. i:. 11. Ii i.I. , ,,f the Itlffs. ( ONST ANTINOI'l.K. May S.--: Kig'tf-n Ktidifli re'iel.) have l.ei-ll ex.-riiii-tl a: lihu l.t-klr. II was an-1 noun.-. .1 by the government today. V; I.ANU VS INFANT IMIIS stolen F'eliruary itulltv yesterday pit a(i nut guilty. Joe iJanie's. c.-lore'd. charged with assault with a dangerous pel. we.ii'nn ui'on Hsrry llr.iwn, was In- j dieted and enter.d a plea of not Fleet ManeOUVCrint! !n ""!' ! New Series of Eattle F. A. Thtimas and Maude Iteed i rr-:- Off Hawaii S.;lvatlcn Army barracks. They " iiuui hk s : ,..,ll.ni.v - Pnrtlnnrl deenlv of southern Oregon, will meel with iss in the First Baptist church r al s yest.r. a o. Portland deeply , ,,. grateful to the local post. : the Parent-Teachers' association at the Mills school next Tuesday ai'ter i noon at 2:30. I AirQriN'Q PPOPFRY A" Klamnth e'tizens who are ln JAu3UI1 3 jK.JE-l-i I terested in advancing the Boy Scout ANDERSON BUYS CUT charged iiilli living togetlier while not married and lewd cohabitation1 ATtOAKO V. S. P. SEATTLE, were Ind'cttd yesterday. Thomas p;.;.v OFT T II E HAWAIIAN' , pleading not guilty and the Heed isLANDS. May S. Operating under woman pleading guilty. , wartime conditions, the Fnited J failure "-" ; cause here are invited to attend. Ti e V. A. Anderson gro-cr;- s'or? and all boys twelve years of age or . n Sixth ttreet between Walnut an! omer. who are interested in oecom Act-orJIng tn t ic ! of vo.es last nlglit f-r .liii't'.to.s of the chamber of commerce for the com ing term, the following eight men have been c'cct.'d lo office: K. 11. lliiirer. .1 nil ii lblyle. A. M. Col lier. Wm. D.illon. Fred Fleet. P.. C. (Iroei-beck. K. II. Hall and Ed Van-1 i.i.iiti. .ay v-i..e ..... ... niie. i . ni.h!n dr-ttrnve-s. submarines " ' . " " . . : . " r.ncess Yolendii of Italy, born last, At dal wh,, will be set in L , vi itp. Ii is demonstrated man-om(:nl 01 Mr- person, win a numner or exceptionally intereating eek. died loduy. a, cording .0 an ' ,,. ,e new directors l-'"'. trials or none . and a uxm. rle , ''' carry a Mil line of feed and gro- developments which will b nnnounc- , , ,,,, ,..-.. .li.i ... h fr.,.11 Pinerola ..., .,i, ti,e holdover direc- ,"1 lne "',u-,! """ " ' "" ' v ' , ceries. be equipped wun a uaggage ea tnrougn tne press trom time to : ." ' ' . .. - 1 v mi. rt..n... m . tie exercises. .-I'taek. 'Finlv. llT, and offlcera lor tne ciuiuhb , - 1 ..... ...... 1 1 1, n ..iu nt Ui'. .1 T lfi4tnn rhiiri!- will . sei.eten 11. ...... - . - .,,i!W, UIia ,ndav. the battle ' ' ' . ..i ....... .,.,. .... ed Willi tile crime Ol perjury as wen n-lltie. tne mi niei uwu-t. .u. a.n- jem win iuhihj c.eii vieKioiu uoy charged with as- iieel' 01re.ua ') i.""1"1 " ;s.in. Is forced to move to Ashland doubly anxious to qualify as a mem- i- who has already been sault wilh a dangerous weapon. --" " . rn " "t - healtn. oer. according to Mr. cook. Oak. was sold yesterday to A. C. -ng Boy hcouts. also prospective Anderson. Anderson has just re- scoutmasters, ara wanted at the cently disposed of a feed store in meeting. .1.. .m Mi.tn Fl..n.an l.n llrl it. - Tlio nntrrmt, fn lv'ln.fltli ' flnu V. Lofiiuist was Indicted for States fleet, comprising some 10 Ero(erv store under the new Scouts for this year will Include AT EST WAR ON RUM RUNNERS HISTORY MEETING WITH SUCCESS 'Imnqlpr nf'irn. Tl.a store will be time, and it suffices tn sav that the Sighting a theoretical enemy off t om?lu,d M soon as repairs can be activity of the organization here this It ,. "I! l!i.. I, kinif Ii ;. II.- O'l ulll'ltllllllS in 1111' 1. 1 inpini tlu'.vn ' iinltiad liefnre trad' are seekliii! lo haul hit b' 1111 of Am licall of- iiin;i...M. cxrei'led tlilv "( ruin vow off New 1 fidnls. ' . .t l.np.i ilni; I Sun Frani'l1,1!! rt-nirls llnil a . 1 mi- , : .p ir-: bio. lai.'.e of i.s r'l.a fie.-! Is linivin '"'i tn liuiJiten tie- seu rclv cfr.-cllv-; I-'orida reporls h. r I,, 'ii.ll.ir mens- ext.-nnU" plan-, for a rle.in iii ni""., , ... .... . .. . . i.-i,.,,i tii.it iiiniiit to in- its cnaM ; i.'iicini"' "" , At-i-iiinn Mi- Fulled it, exii.iri . lo tin- F'ii't-1 ft ' ll ,v'i , .,.. ., i i.,.,iir.-t rii.. iiiinouniciiient or tne new tu- ri,...r with tho exception of the j as tins Jorden na'.d secrcl.try i,ii-,..l m -iv he made at the chant bcr's anneal tne nf May. The date has not yet I,,., n definitely set for the reason that a proniln.'iit outside speaker (or the occasion has mil yet been .irli-.-lcd. A" elfert has been made :ti- bring S.-iiat.r Sam Siior'.ri.lge of l-alifoini.i to Klamath for that meet ing : i :" " ,,"i,"k' tile trip II "S-" "Cf" I""" t'it g the latter part ', HINDENEURG ELECTED I '-l-i'k!''S submarines ' 1 " Airiilanp ro-nnrfltcH in the man- FAIRLY SAY PROBERS clivers, while radios of all fleet , units were silenced. next "engagement" ivas to (llv I'l-lt.-il :.eni".l W'lr.-l r.EUI.IX. May S. Field Marshal the The witness battleships withstanding a night assault of destroyers. , MOVIE "EXTRA" CONFESSES PART IN PLOT TO DEFAME P0LA NEGRI l.i make . he wn Hindi nliurp's election to prepl.lency the committee appointed to Invest itnte s.irii'.ii't cltai'l.cl that the ele.'-. nor C.iniplieir lion had been won by corruption. ; my rnltrd N.-n-s i.pase-1 wire) i ineniVr of the. Th,. sorialisis mai'e their demand l,os ANl'.EI.l'S. May S.- -The fed- f -r an inves'l'-aticn almost on the oral grand jury which was tnei - lias oeen susiaineu ny . . ., c . stl v-tiganitc yjn owiiiuic Is Being investigated .,i:. tii- nl her , ilr.iiip.it In -". per c in " 1" '"""- imnnl wl'i'li IH III.. "ii Hi' . iic.itry'.il niitoiil in Hie pa 'I ; !':-so 11:1. 1 San Hi ' "-il ls. 1 ir'tileil , i lit 11 ill of fiim:; ;,l I ' e-i: i.-.t uieut ; 'r;:n I'or.lt r: I I'lnilali Hie prln-; p!:i:n fur 1111 exl- n Miclii 's ., f liijuor. j flic Niaarara frnci' '-I flnw fro. 11 the i ;ci I. a ciill''ell''d all n In- co-ii'lii-t ! . 11 for. - :n ' 11 1 nri.-ri.'i - mil Inlo lliej Hood of boiio ami hi i-; inotlllis: in I 1, ii.,rl a liiin-; Ihe last wt- " M,'. NEVADA SHERIFF IS lvl ,'s ' 1 nrurv CI! '. "" laid '""Isi. Vl,1'. IMll'.r - It I ,"'"' '""' n 110 iiirreiiHc "ii New llnglatHl's ,,' and un Ottawa , '"'Y,rl Unit the exnortu- ''MS 1 1, . 1 , cr . '!ll"r I'igg-'r ;'t mil) horauso C'an- nd ( h" meeting; eve of tin- In.iuguralion and do- tating the asserted Siti.uoii.nun mi k in May. i 111 11 ml ed that Ilirabnliurg's election -swindle involving il Texas and iik- ho nullified. laboma conrems here will lake final I The committee's tlecislt n In favor action next Thursday. M UFAVY FINE of Ilinil(''"l"rK ,vas rcait'cii niter this decision was reaeii'-.i nut GIVEN HtAVI r Ii n h()iir j,,,..!,,,, rtui-liiK which today, following parlial presentation CM'SON CITV. Nov.. Mav S. 1 It was derided Hint the in.ir.-i!i:il's of tl'.e case to the IniiuHitorial body ( ralie lias neon iiiteti niajnriiy mitt n.-'-i. m- tai-iu mm i".-. 11. 1 mini .-.ni.i--. .'....... ............ 5 federnl prisoners i election was Indisputable even if S. W. Mi-N'abb. era to arrive and tie- all the soclnllsls "complaints were The government contends triat Churchill conn- authenticated. The socialists al- the Invader Oil corporation ana I ion. 1- 1 leged Intimidation 111 voterH mark- suiisKllaries or .Muskogee, wkui., nnti .Meanwhile, the "dry mmaila "" ' ,,,,... .tve federal ills-, lug of ballot for Hlndenburg bo-'the Owenwood Oil corporation and ,. ,i:,ip-nl on. ; IHIl.iit I'-; 11 i.t by nil b,vv! . Hie 1" " ' 1 ' . .Il.,i. iiii' t,e xatlif ut i" - Sheriff -I. Dclrolt river from lie ,t aero s U'luil.or 1 ... ami bootleggi pari at will In nis New York lias the rum Heel 111 n , showed that prl- fore polling day and fraudulent I associate companies of Fort Worth, atnnilstill niul the price "f Siol.'h i gnpnding the day as;countlng in district In more than Texas, used the mnlls in a scheme whb ky In .New York Is !' r" ,,1PV r10sc. I half dozen scattered places, 'ng. to defraud Investors. I It V Full, il N. ivs l.i ,-i.i.l Wire) l.OS ANGELES. May 8. De-. daring she. was cast ill the prin cipal role of a huge blackmailing plot a.tainst Pola Negri, screen siar. pretty Justine Valse. 4 year ( 'd "extra" gave lierscK up lo tlie police here tt day. The conspiracy to defame Pila N'-rrl, according to the police, hinge,! on photographs taken In New York cily In which Miss Valse. known as Poia's screen double" w is revealed Indiscreet ly posed with a man- This man was formerly a well known mi linn picture director. Miss Valse said, and was hend of the blackmailing gang which hoped to extort staggering sums from the st.-.r for suppression of the pictures. .-Ay. Fuur men, one of them re ported to be a prominent busi ness man locally, were ordered taken into custody for question ing. Police Chief Heath de clared he believed these men headed an International black mailing gang operating from Hol lywood. Miss Valse claimed she , had been lured to New York under promise of being given work and thnt she was forced to mal:e the pictures while under the influ ence of drugs. When she broke aw.iy from the drugs. Miss Valse told police, she realized what she had done and left New Y'ork city for Hol lywood, where she planned to confess several days ago but feared the consequences.