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3r GNU RI.TIFRMW! Marshall io Hear i Charmer nannins i oum fg
$ Utli DUILlK Ml 3, Fate in Few Davs To Pay $200,000 Hna! Swan Sins
NAT'L LAWS ARE
i TO BE OBSERVED
rilll.AIiKI.IMM.V. Varvh U - , K V ton. '
Inilfd N.n.l laoid L. Marshall. Miitrnv V iirraiM-.
. chirorTa.tor on trial for his life pul Hi-hr
here, was thoroughly calm wbea hr f .'tiv.ooa which '
!ll:,natr'
u lw imiKI th,
.t aaiiid.'l in
was confronted with ihe ilismni- bfr alktiation suit ;.:! "t ',rl-,s
bTa body of hi wrvihrart. Anna Palmer. Iv prw. -d '( the anie t.i
! vtiiv lli.,ir:.h in a IW-iamari iMUntv , hjrmi mhi.h .uj.d thi' fll'. i-.i
- - 'mortar on the early morning M: fori;.-, a turner Mj'.'ti, t,
LOS ANGELES. March IS. 'January rs. Pistri.: Attorney Wil (;., , cigar stand itl-l. ! !'"'
(Untied News)-Urisadier Ucnirai nam Taylor tuM the Jury in tin' M,.r !.,. by h.r l.-'i,
Bmedley 1. Butler, agitator of Ihe rsSl. Friday. . s.i:u way. avoiding to ,,r
latest United Statu naval scandal.! uut Marshall was anHhinK hut ,!;,. py the aii:e attni' it'" "I"'
left here Thursday night lo return l0o and collected while the ofd hopes to nttatn fan:e im the
to hit duties aa commander of the re-ountej on the aland how ,,a anj (t , a !i.i:e of her -
marine poet at i'an Plego. 1 he h.id confessed to dismembering i,,,,, j.i.u.re .alarv nhi.li i!l ati--
Before departing, the dry marine nr i,jy 0( tn, milliner. l!i hands f. ,., JU,!tm.Tit aolii't her. if the
chief told the United News that fhoo tiol.ntly and eral times he ,,1,,;,, f Charles II. Tut tie. M'
while be "waa not prosejytiug pro- rr,ra Uj, chjir if (,, ,.on. Hrejti-r l.mer. ;ue -u. . . iftil.
htbitlon. K has become obfious that traili.-t the sttneaes. but re !
military aud naval men should be trained by Abraham Werni.k. ln FREAK TAX LAW
more respectful l tne constitution .counsel.
nd Us amendmenta." ' Distrlet Ait.iriuy Koi. who i.-
"The prohibition question dots handllnc the prosecution, indicnt
not enter Into the present invei- fj Friday thai the ea.-o would t
tatlon at San D!eno," he aaid. "but j,i the Jury's hands within three
military and naval officers should day.
be more strict ohserTers of national!
laws than ordinary citiicns. and; HKiiC'S HOW, Jt'lM.K.
that Is what I am concerned about."
TlaCl-VIilA. Ala.. March, 1 A
MAKE AUTO GOAT
(Continued from Taite 1)
ed a juK of evidence and
, judge's health.
drank the
i toast to the Judge cost Mrs. lawson
General Butler has recommended . xiaMa M anJ J4 h()llra ln j u,
to naral authoriHea in Washlnston Tho (jn( anJ caah vtn Bi,J(,a u
that his predecessor and host at aj,0l, lmfosts on ,he Koman aml
welcoming party. Colonel Alexander , n(,r hu,Band af,,.r Vrs. Vinson s,,it.
Williams, be court-martialed on
charges of drunkenness and con
duct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman. I Easter is April 4th. Order your
The accusations are based on suit now for Easter and get the
Colonel wllltaIm conduct at a Cor-' J"""". tAh from N- B- r'"'w;
onado hotel party, following a ban- ' ySeD Tur- Mll-lo
quet he gare in honor of Ueneral '
Butler which is said to hare in- 'A
eluded the "traditional cocktails." j
Several naval officers in South-,
ern California sympathetic to Col-'
onel Williams, an overseas veteran. '
declared Thursday night they had
made affidavits refuting Butler'a at- j
legations. They asserted also that'
the general had failed to include an '
affidavit, testifying to Colonel Wil
liams' condition, which Is necessary'
under service regulations to compel1
a court-martial for Intoxication. I
General Butler said that a court-!
martial would be held within two'
or three weeks If his superiors ln I
Washington npheld his charges
against Colonel Williams. j
"The question of a court-martial:
rests entirely with officials In:
Washington," he said. "I have
made 'my report and that Is all I
will hare to do with the affair at
this time."
, f wL-dom in the navila: en el mo-teri-ts.
And a- de reae in the
ii'.in.ti r ef r.iws down to the fun. I'
menial:, is .oiiKtit.
The caravan left here for Kil
Keno. Nev! week it will to lo A
torta. an. I thence on into KaMern
Oregon. Simmons is traveling with
the caravan throughout. IValers in
the (erntorv covered are picked up
and those farther away from home
allowed to return. In that w i.- a
perpetual chain of dealers ls carried
along with Simmons and Montgomery.
KW YtMSK. March IS i'"'1
,1 i I nlun'ierliig
lacking reinui k t his n
I. in lew. Count l.udwig Ha'iu made
iliat lie tcinte.l Ilia fare. ;' !
Xuierlra. and announced ' "u"
ai! lit li 1 1 Vienna. ierhM n'o"
lo return.
' I didn't ceil" lo th' .nut v
l.i make inoliev through mairiate.
the .oant said. "And I .11 In'
.ill. PlOlleV ll'Olll lllil llegeK lain
i.. All I got was abuc
I regret that It wa n. es-arv I
f ;ht f hard for fny nai-.na! rmhi
t.i ee my sou and have htm ''-l1'
turd in Hi" "IU "f mv """'
l.iit I am p!cael with (he p ot"
I .on that I re.elve, from t
ethult .ourts.
To t!i day 1 know of n,i n a-
on for I he llog.wa (o fe. I ' I'll
terly loward me. iwpeclalU a-t the
wanted their daughter to marry a
(or. 'itner "
Thrift Policy For
Children
Issued from one dav old up.
MlroNii!lnti l.lfe.
J. L. RICHEY. Agent
1112 High Si.
For resulN uae News Cia Ai!.
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CHICAGO, March 1.. (United
News) "The laws of hospitality
were established before the VoUiead
law was ever dreamed of," said Mrs.
Lawrence Whiting, one of Chica-j
go's best known hostesses, in com-;
mentlng on Brigadier General Smed-
ley D.. Butler's action in having his C
.. . ..a . . ,
uwo. B'icaicii iui Betting COCKiailS.
"In filing charges against Colonel'
Williams for conduct unbecoming a pj
gentleman, General Butler was
guilty of the same fault himself.
His, too, was conduct unbecoming
a superior.1'
"General Butler must -have been
suffering from a grouch or else he
had too many cocktails himself.
His act woulld be considered unpar
donable ln any good society.
"It Is a fortunate thing that Gen
eral Butler was not a guest at a
dinner In Washington. At almost
any table there you'll find a cocktail."
Dinner Dance
TUESDAY, MARCH 16
Dine and Dance Every Eve ning Except Thursday at the
(
White Pelican Hotel
From Six to Eight O'clock. Music By the Tantalizeri.
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TEUTON ENTRANCE
(Continued from Page One)
member of the League of Nations
and the council, her delegates were
prepared to Join a commission en
trusted with considering presum
ably favorably the granting of a
temparary seat to Poland, Septem
ber 3.
Chamberlain told Luther he was
hopeful that Spain would abandon
her threat to quit thff league and
that Brazil would not veto Ger
many's admission to the council,
provided Germany would accept tho
proposal of Fridaay morning. Lu
ther and Stresemann refused to be
moved by these assurances.
WASH. NEW PROHI
THEATRE OF WAR
(Continued from I'age One)
This makes both the full com
mittee and its Riih-coinniitU-o too
dry to make any beer hearings prob
able. Drys are much exorcised over the
wet majorities shown in newspa
per polls and are seeking offensive
measures. Tho executive commit
tee of the Anti-saloon league will
call on President Coolidge Satur
day. This probably will furnish the
occasion for a statement from tho
Anti-Saloon league regarding the
present situation.
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