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Show 1 WEATHER v sure the Retl B ECross gets your dollar and your name goes down upon the membership roll. Fair In southeast; unsettled In north and "west portions tonight and Wednesday; probably rain 'or enow in northwest; little change In temperature. ITT AIT- - . Fifty-firs- Year t OGDEN CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY EVENING,. NOVEMBER 29, 1921. No. 143 LAST EDITION ssasssssf UU E3 u LI 1 j ,- ...... lfr - -- & ;;,t i WITNESS Weber Canyon to Farming-to- n IS ACCUSED tj f7S toy : - 4 P. M. . . lli;.. j Ln 15 Die In ARBUCKLi Building o Collapse WM PACIFIC I - lFu u U LI 4 n asssss u , M 2 EXPERT GIVES (DID ii FACTS ON PLANT NEW. .TTOIIK, Nov. 29. Fifteen or Line Not Contemtwenty workmen were- believed to have been killed today when a'new theatre plated, He Says 'imthe course of construction, at Bed ford and Park avenues, Brooklyn, col! reto according: police lapsed, early ' AT DINE WEBER CLUB ports. , At the Vernon avenue police station number of dead was estimated at 25. Attitude of System as to the Stratton Shows Big Increase were engaged on the workmen Fifty Is Borne by Large Group Wage and Rate Cuts Is i new structure, the American theatre. A hurried roll call indicated that of Manufacturers Explained about half of them had been burled. Shortly before 2 o'clock, four had Carl Tt. Gray, president of the Union been taken from the ruins and rushed INSTANCES ARE CITED Pacific system, in an interview, to hospitals. Sylvester Rosenthal and Samuel smashed the rumor that has been In the contractors wno were YORK, Nov. 29. Documents bearing on he dramatic eventa circulation to the effect that the NEW 184G-184- 'detained on a technical charge of torn woo rntfiTrtn1atfnr a rnf rtt Brennan's Testimony Shows which had their sequel in California comincr under told the police that aboufq, tween Weber canyon and Farmington homicide, Trrrn rn1nvorl TrjViifo Burdens Under Which Into shorten the running-tim- e between 3 5 men were working in the orchestra X WO VY 1111,0 ailU 1WO OUlUfCU the American flap, were sold here yesterday at auction. The collec- District Attorney Obtains wan wnen roor ana tne nortn PU iem Lob and Chicago Angeles. Men Make Sensational tion containing original manuscript papers of old Fort Sutter and Is Operating Warrant for Arrest of dustry at records Verba written uuneu Sonoma, liuena, Monterey and elsewhere, Raid Upon Residence paid. "No such change is contem- naa escapea ueing ooArbuckle's Witness ,i plated." had been lost for more than o0 years, and were sold for $3450. The How the Utah manufacturer with a President Grav and a score of Union low load factor has been t of secret their said was hiding place was not revealed Pacific officials were the guests of the a tremendous additional subjected D PLEA H E E burdsn MAY END THURSDAY vfl as to the way they were discovered. When last heard from they directors of the Ogden chamber, of f the. Increaed rates by reason commerce and the Weber club at a Utah Power & Light a the were of the C. of charged disastrous by John Fremont's impedimenta part umnvi jjevi wjf av t waa out in an emcompany brought to Robbers Heed Appeal Not campaign in New Mexico in 1S4S. Recalled to Stand phatic manner today brfcre night at which speakers informally Experts the Utah discussed problems of the transporin the 39 utilities contained M. commission sold was volumes the the Women Basement in Bind Among George papers to ty Refute orig tation companies and those who use Testimony Manuof Stratton. the Utah expert inal proclamation by Commodore John J. Sloat, of the annexation of Home transportation facilities. of Defense facturers association. of the California " united the FLUCTUATES. aboard Thw testimony wsa gU en In conwritten Savannah, ' States, by 'jtAFFIC " A nection with the hearing of the petiest centered upon the remarks 1846. his and dated 7, flagship, July CINCINNATI O: Nov. 2. A country-BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. If. The tion of scores cf Utah power urra esident Gray in (which he dis- Other official letters and. reports were the apnea! for freedom prosecution expects to compltt re- who ask relief from present "unjust wide search is being Instituted for au wages, raies ana uruspccis. two white two and the four bandits, the captives of the Sonoma written by Salvador Vallejo and "ad buttal evidence today In the trialon ofa and exorbitant power rates and rules." "The railroad business is subject to Roscoe C. (Fatty) colored, who last night invaded, the by Arbuckle. remendous fluctuations," President Judge iracLane. counsel for th home of Colonel W. Cooper, Procter, dressed to Lieutenant hdward' M. Kern, then in command of rort char of nuniltuthtrr In connection Utah Power & light company, MonGray said. "In October 1920 our busi-- ! of the Procter & Gamble Sutter. Thomas Hard's original bill for the tran5iortation of the iwtth the death of uiu virrioi n PP. day afternoon in a statement declared president at Viness amounted to $22, 000,000 and in Glendale. a suburb of this company, that the average inorewse for all pow? January iouowing it snrunK to itcaptive... from the Sonoma to the fort; the defianee by Jos, er usere under the general schedules 000,000. Then we had a strenuous Colonel Whittlesey of Lost city, and tostole jewelry valued at from of the department of Cahfor-jta- i was only II per rent. $100,000. $75,000 or ftr.wi.rin-- r etiatnc. Castro, 'Mexican commander-in-chie- f through fortuitous circum- , Commits Fame Battalion !yearand TSHOWN. Colonel Procter was away. on a niat denonncieg Commander Frcraont'nnd bis men as a band of rob-- l ,Tfr;lfTln5, bf,?r" stances found business in July begin-IX.IMr. KACTOIW took Ttn rtc!f' When Ue slar.d ftratton Sea Suicide v .trip and the .bandits forced bers and the hunting ning to come back and our October J he" announced that the power users Mrs. Procter, her sister, MLs Johnson, original of Kivere s call all Americans to arms let- fr tor u iupp inix An: business this year amounted to about hx.5 prrTi a srrrrrwiary to and the need cook to stand with their ago. las much as in October 29.: Secret facertothe wall when, with revolver rrom nomn overmicnu- - inn w.. in- the load factors as follows; VOW, almost over. nightwe are jtaUfiSEW- - YORK.. tK e tpbogganZ,agal Twelve per rent have a load factor sines3 tended to refute tfjrtlracnr by Mr. over the memories of his ex drawn, they 'entef eir the house. Mrs. ' Lo Anle thtt over of 30 per cent; Mlnnlt) was at the Procter this month wlll.be about 515,000,000. brooding Neighbor compelled point i lie of Distols to Ko hot rprln---- MIm Kpj h4 vlijted with two .of AVhat would you business men do with periences in. the war, from which inEighteen per cent hve a load facupstairs In I Ancel emerged one of America's greatest such fluctuations as that? . ' county. Mrs, Neleh- tor over 20 ptr cent; the. robbers and open the safe which ; tor Mtu Jld not tfUfr. however. cent have load factor Fifteen "First w must tax our resources to dividual heroes, was ascribed today by was in a closet. "From this the bandits over- between lbper the at and 10 per cent; take care of the expansion and then friends and relatives of Lieutenant took the jewelry. iupp Thirty-fou- r ore escaping the robbers made comes the heartbreaking task of elim- Colonel Charles per cent5 have a load night, as the theliefthree Wr Whittlesey 10 and women men. factor cellar the between the ARRUUEXT. go into, D1SCLUMS per cent, and surplus inating cause of his taking his life Sunday with them, where they prepared to 10 per cr.t have a load fftor below at th clerk NO U. S. GUARANTEE. Mr. Iaulln, Mary while on the way to Havana. bind them with ropes. Mrs. Procter have the belief that tfiltmony I per cent. dnitd Mrm. Neighbor "Many Leaving several letters, presuma- pleaded with them not to do so and Citing specific Instances of how the are operating under, a guaranMIbj llapp vUSted th place In that his their have teen hit by the power the to commander act, remember bly asked not nam .them did explaining Her petitioners ap 1111." like that tee. The guarantee is about Auixiit. the "lost battalion" disappeared mothers. ba aald. Increase. Mr. Ftralton gave the folon th Kiven the man .who applied for a job. of retUtcr, paar jrutst Efrom the steamship Toloa, .24 hours The bandits heeded her Plea, but This man was told to go down to the out and aha had no recollection of having lowing examples: from a laun New. women His York." into intimate the bundled IMJUALITY Kr,XTS. Mlti Itappe. they river and gather driftwood and he friends had no idea he was ieen The. Carpenter Paper company pays noon recea raa taken a nau making drv room r. the basement. The would be guaranteed half of the drift- an ocean cents per klloroatt hour. voyage. The women finally escaped by hour befora tha unwil tlm to allow 20 The wood he collected, INCREDULOUS AT FIRST. Crane company of Ogden paj with Crawling through a cellar window. ifcr tof "The average earnings of all the K Members tha proullon 11.1 to of his cents have business and are believed Lo The Panic-strickerobbers family from per. kilowatt hour, an Inn was States' roads in the United Crowd Aniceleft.who -arrtveI just associates .were Incredulous at first made their crease of 400 per cent over the old ' in an automobil. Stillman's Suit for Separa- Forces getaway 2.6 per cent. oo l. rate. then recalled Incidents as indito Use Two Exists; tion Again Taken Up for Previous speakers had mentioned and Gavin McNab. chief defena coun-aecations was his that Charles Pee f Ogden pays t.t cents shaken to ub-by RAILROAD CLERKS spirit hla willlngnewa announced the plight of the deflated farmer-anDeath Six List memories of his brothers in kilowatt hour. per arguwithout tha to Mr. Gray alluded to him in the course recurrent tha Hearing Jury Davidson-Lakfirms who had died before bis eyes in Tea and Coffee commake not did' ment. CUTS Tha of his remarks, sayingj proaecutton WAGE .RESIST ' ' France. . 10.1 cents pany per kilowatt pays thla tta in declaion regard. PLIGHT OF FARMER. Two NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Nor. I POUGHKEHPSIE. N. T.. Nov. IS. last blow, they said, more tryhour. VAIUl-NOKTAINIUI. "We recognize the plight of the ingThe than the rest, was in Washington persons who wer burned In the Federal bakeries pay 11.5 cen'l CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 29. Instruc Aa a defense of the paternity of Raby more SAN 'FltANClSCO. Nov. If. Dla-trl-ct perThe farmer. lie was the greatest loser a fortnight theawhich fire the Rtalto he when took destroy-hour. in ago kilowatt part Rt. from because he was deflated quicker, so the the funeral services for America's un- tions were sent out here today from Guy Stlllman. the register of the Attorney Unuly obulned tre died today, making: GeneralThe Sunday night, Kr.gineer company ff a a omca the of the 10 national donate clerk to; roads have consented headquarters per known soldier. Ho returned from the bond was and introwarrant, tha New In Tork hotel coroner tUa tne list six. actual death Salt Lake pays 14.1 centa per kllowtt inni Mr cent of their rates by making such a capital more depressed than before, Brotherhood of Railway and Steam- Regis cnaxrtngw.rrmnl naroa Timof an Increase ef 140 ptr cent over suit of h aving tllmlnated the oeav hour, reduction. And the roads' have gone the haunting visions clearer than ever, ship Slerks, Freight Handlers. Sta duced today In the divorceMrs. was a victim of horm. of I, Angeles, a def anaah who Hanlon. rate. old the thy Ann's H A. tion and E. Stlllman James Express Employes by against farther. They pledge that any reduc- bearing him down. There he had met wouj4 h eart dlaeaac. Thos who died today with perjen. lie announced Hewlett Brothers In ons instance tion in the cost of labor shall be trans- hundreds of former friends and had Fitzgerald, grand president, to the 230 U. Etlllman to ahow that Mr. and Mrm. were Everett Case and Victor Cortelle, warrant before a.aupenor pays 7.1 cents per kilowatt hour, pavtake the chairmen of the brotherhood, Stlllman had a sulta of rooms there both of this sworn to. lated immediately by the same reduc- marked anew the gaps in the ranks general have it to Judge Incity. a ing in one period 14.171.97. sn o;-new to meet of in Au- crease proposed demand that testified tion in rates. The roads will not of the men he loved. ' Mrs. ware Neighbors of thow The deaths last 15. over of cent night the II two weeks per beginning February the railroads for further reduction of for Rappe wasAn-at rate. Allen Keith, a Yale sophomore, nhow gust, 1920. Virginia profit by such wage reduction, but HIS MIND STOPPED. counter-deman- d a with of for the birth wages, before months near nine Iob 1918, shall give.it all to the users of transHot Wheeler's home was in Southport. Conn., ar.d "His mind stopped," was the expla- restoration of pay in effect before the springs, s ch a ivgp--tent nornLirn. 1C.2 . portation, Miss Mabel Monan. a telephone opera- geles, Brady said he took this action nation of Guy. Robert of John la12 Little, mak,er, pars Forsyth was cut cent Hoer, ordered the per by ("All wages are not too high. Some the law firm of White & Caae. with bor board. because of testimony today y Mrs. cents per kllowstt hour, an increass On February 18. It was said, the tor of Derpy. Conn. are on and who roads fair the scales reort. at the wage c hich Colonel Whittlesey had been asout of tha the- Mary Pauline, clerk after ooKeith, Of 100 cent. getting Ieauvala. Fred disclosed that some are too low. But there register was not there during (some are for abcrtit a year. "It had all unharmed, returned and aa Luted aa.ld Mia Ilapp The Inland Grain company who Mr. Etlllman atre scales too high and these work an in- sociated and Mrs, Josephine guide, women Indian, part a out of of it tha that month, SMUGGLERS number could NABBED 22. ! cents an Increase cf 1J0 per cent, mind remarkable bear, plac. though which the to the who roads, public justice Miss Rappe's. housekeeper, it was. I don't think there was a man lnterroountain The alleges Is Guy's father, wa assigned returning, again to search. for others. Vulcar.lxing must pay the rates made necessary to in . AFTER WATER CHASE to a room at the St. Regis, and a noOn his last trip inside, wfcjch he pro- said her employer waa In Los Ar.ge'.e company pays 9.2 cents per the who has kilowatt had the trycountry to the these and wages pay employer ing experiences Colonel Whittlesey has to Mr. In order to grope about in the In Augxirt. to it made tation longed charge hour, outside the roads who ha3 these wages had in the past two VITAL ORGANS FHOWN account. burned severely. smoke, he Surar compsny pajs I)ton NEW YORK. Nov. 29. Seven alheld up to him. when he fixes his ."He was the heroyehrs. of Miss Virginia 14.The Reauvals. Mrs. Stlllman. Inlernsl Mr. organs and was who cents In kilowatt hour. students f Tale per sjwlsted Many always scales for labor. ware identified today in the .Lccensible to those who thought he leged smugglers were arrested by the two of the Stlllman children and a A Cemer.t romi Rappa Rankin It The developed today. IMPROVEMENTS MADE, harbor police early today after a chase nurse remained at the hotel two T. E. and A. II. Doollttle. of Spo- UUI of Roacoe (Fatty) Arbuckle. pany pays 22. 2 Lime 1 would help them. The cents the per' auowstt disabled, re In a be not should! from "The railroad launch the tilde of the steam- weeks. It la understood to have been kane. Wash., are twins and both wre charged w ith manslaughter In connec- hour. the friendless, the widows of Wilson President Mlwa which . duringquired to pay more than; for the same jobless, and ship death of. Rappe. the war all of them were on his several Newman A Stuart of Of by Charles Nascond and taken to different hcspltaLv tion with the pays shots were exchanged. Before testified work done in other commercial lines. mind constantly. St. hurt the Identified of organs the who Theodora f employes Roth, 22.1 centa per kilosatt hour, an InThe,w!tnwa For two the of 14. last lief George elflngr. waa made, the police deWaytat. "We are proud of the position' of years there haa the were J. capture Mlchaer including the bladdsr, crease of more than ICO crr.t. r scarcely been an hour clare, several bags containing bird of Regis. before the nephew of "Pudge" Heffelfln-ge-in- r, Brown, our roads. Mr. Wattis here will agree when the Mrs. Minn., Dr. Willand coroner, a began. Just & hearing and deputy Armstrc horror war football Noall of the stood grief Brothers ng, famous t)gde!l player, n with me that we have done well in wus not paradise feathers and. liquors .were Stlllman arrived by train and walked side and divided the crom d so that It iam Ophuls. who performed a A Carpet Meat. Furniture and apeciXlcaJ-l- y thrown brought vividly Ogden g City overboard an the men. extension and accused by J. iMied two door. He towered over the building examination of Mlws Rappe. companr, Ogden Heearn Laundry and th chambers of Referee Danielwas before him." Seven hundred cases of ' Roods were to our li ia a period of deMx. Stlllman, as usual, e Gleason. The AWAY TO REST. may rech the Jury Thurs- Ogden Welding Jt Repair all show lr. was to he his r people obey ordering on the launch when 4t was towed not in attendance. left pression. When he his left day. creass orer 10 0 per cent. commands. j winter in good ternoon, it was with office Friday af to a dock. "We are facing tne oo Mlas the charges oo reprosecution some Rappe. cANNnnins. oo cheery ilvti;s shape. Some of our more, optimistic died following a rupture of the bladAy-VTfoo- t' Union Latel & Paper company The friends 'say we are in as good shape as' ball game, cauaed by pays 12 centa per kilowatt hour. TEXAS GROWERS TO he to see GERMAN CANNON NOT der, alleged to have beenArbuckle. ALDERMAN j ARRAIGN we ever were external force by on applied The Union Paper companr, 10 2 4th CROP WHEAT "Readjustment is only partially POOL were placed on cents, wiinessoa ORNAMENTS Rebuttal FITTING CHARGE ON BRIBERY an Increase of more than 103 was friends he "to going complete for the railroads. While the be myself to rest," when he left Satwhen the the stand prosecution by farmer and the manufacturer may CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Danll Ryan, The-UtaKANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. ,59. A. court resumed. The defense attorneys morning with a traveling bag. Packing corpcrallcn. opfind themselves pretty well deflated, urday Nov. of the county board, ha reThe IL Texas. no DALLAS, olher had president announced that Colonel had n C. and pe they W. canneries vln'nc Whittlesey's alderman, wi arraigned Rapp. erating In Weber the roads find their principal cosl3 Whittlesey, of New York,uncle, estimated jected captured German cannon as not Texas wheat crop for JC.7 witnesses. on with pays county. a in court agreed Justice plants still high. charge ornaments for Cook county for- at 2.000.000 bushels, will be marketed Monday ClX3Si:i fitting ROOMS 21. hi3 KHT It Kden at cents cents at associates he nephew's legal that plant;1.7 cents of having accepted $500 from W. L. EXPENSES STlLirHIGII. San Francisco Its Wet along line of a definite a come back from Arlington with est preserve. Is Charlee Its Burrows, at eter plant; "Labor represented 40 per cent of had a estate real the handiwork of the program it was announced here last Zimmerman, "The forest Vroker, for publiaher of a rratemal magazine, tes- Hooper plant, with CC00 v".t ervice: recollections induced by the me- Creator." our expense before the war and now the said President Ryan in a let- night, following a meeting of the, Texas a promise to put through the city coun- tified R. C. Har- 12 9 csnta at Rlverdale, with morial services 2103 that the reputation ofwaa weighing heavily "upon ter to the'forestera in which he men- Wheat Growers association and the cil a represents 60 per cent' of the expense. his mind. to bad. Zimmerman for a wltnese. one defense open 17.2 centa in Runtrvllle permit per, volts; Coal miner' wages still are at the tioned the disarmament "conference at Texas Farm IJureau federation. The a public garage. He was released In Harper had testified he wji a friend vrner and 10.2 cents in.sncther. LEAPS INTO FAME. so coal is a big item. Labor and and declared the German grain will ba disposed of "under a plan bond of 13000 and preliminary peak make Mlaa Rappe and had known her In Colonel name leaped Washington The Van Alen company pays t Whittlesey's exhearing of coal cannon be tin bad taate and similar to the cotton pool now, operatup 80 per cent of our would whenworld-widand that California and Illlnoia into rents st Weber; 40 cents st r prominence overnight set for December II. penses. ing. ever she had taken intoxicating liquor rialn City with 11.000 volts; 17.4 cent, through his retort to the German, of- "menacing reminders of warfare.. "There must be readjustment in ficer ahe complained of pains o ber abdo- at Reed avenue and 10.42 cents at called on him to surrender these matters before there can.be a after who men. was Tremonton. he surrounded In the reduction in freight or passenger ef assistant manager The Voegler Seed company pays 2i Boyle, . Harry . rates. For four days' and nights his comthe Hotel SU Francis . wbere Ml cents, an Ir.creaifce pf 143 per cnt--' "The public has a better conception i SATS KTRAM First battalion, 308th InRappe is alleged to havea been fatally of railroad difficulties.. The soads mand, the In Western Heatlnr and Fhrtt while 77th The attending tarty had laid under division, injured were victims of the war. Other busi- fantry. of Metal Works pays an increase tf 14 0 rooms, testified that two nesses went ahead ' and earned ' what fire, cut off from aid without food or rent. fresh water. All but 87 men had been the room involved had not been occubut the Killed during the war, they could were va- perW. W. Barratt cf the Utah Tacklrr time or the between wounded. they pied roads were" held down to an average was Mr. He not told that been expelled under article foreign office. AUSTIN. Tex., Nor. 29. William F. has Blindfolded and under the protecby Arbuckle and the time they Corporation tretlfled that all of ex-Its of the three preceding years, "one of tion It Is Buckley was to tx deported because cated 1 of Mexican constitution tha American of the In charge by the police. planta were electrically operated a wera of taken white solBuckley, prealdent flag, a German which was a bad year." understood it will require "authorlxa-tio- n of his activity agaln.it the present Mex- One of the rooms la that In which MIm cept one steam plant at liuntsvilla, dier stumbled Into from the American of Association Mexico, denied expelled bethat freight President Gray strong and for more than Mexican preaidenf from ican the government, He. ld have , to is the company found the ctst hen injured. at fore he can return which has the a week Mr. Kumrnerlln made futlla Rappe VS1ZD MICROSCOPF. rates were holding back prosperity. point. he cried." "in the name that country, crossed the border the iteam plant was lesi. of cperatlrg He alluded to the lemon situation in of "Surrender," and a of Ineffect of arbitrary expulsion, without efforts to obtain copy tha written to this Laredo according for morning, cost expert he the than Frank cf operating the rlsctrt-ca- l diagram Latullpe. humanity," told, California. When the price was. way how, from a refugee In the officials here. actual enforcement Meanwhile, by charges. 'received and testified thai German relatives the formation. by trenches, the cries of agpolice department, doors In the plsrt. down the freight rates were blamed His Journey to Laredo, howerer. was embaasy. Mr. Buckley communlctttd the the Ono lner at Hun'Ti:. he said, ophe had i tons of lem ony from the American wounded friends here. offiwith and th consent full the with at by the growers because Washington length knowledge be heard. ar.1 t::nc Involved. ons were being left to rot or being could erating with of the offlclala in Mexico City follow, cials, but tha best information is that rooms crima 111" tn "You to was H. cot Helnrichs. hfrura, O. 2110 consulting go hell," sea. Then aa the in the to Whittlesey's thrown the cours he price MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29. (By the ing his five days' stay In the Ameri- no , Instructions . 1 0 a a was in reralld reply. deprrMt!on advanced to several times the should pursxie were received from inologist, He aald he examined William K. Buck- can embajwty where he took refuge. A few hours later American reserves Associated Press.) with a operste u:m? In 1S21 unf'or th new rnt witnen. Asso- ' His case has caused much excite- them. of pressed price, he said. ler. 4 ' president . room lh i ; the attacked all floor h'nr the the GerMlfwstt JII3 ON line, the PRICES. along EFFECT arrest he waa well known ment On Sunday Mr. Buckley decided to microscope ciation for whose of where Mexico, here, mans were been to r have MIm niMCAU Bi:tx)MiNo pushed back and the little and expulsion the Mexican govern- for years as a business man. When leave the embassy and depart for the Rappe "The rates were not responsible for of survivors saved. At this potnt Arthur Wool ley. injured. the first condition or the second con- band an Mexico Pummer'.ln Htates. two ment weeks ihm he United in issued weeks aereral order arrived Charge City On his return to the United States wUd h found "a large amount counsel fcr the petition era, infrm dition," he went on. City Sunday night, sgo it was rumored'that in order for communicated wtth Foreign Minister of He was voted the Congressional Medal ago, left Mexico !hi won! 1 (", muny epeclmens of human the dtw, the "Tou remember that in Idaho the he a furnished "safe his arrest had been lusued and George Panl. who tmmedlstaly proceeding to Laredo under of Honor, the most coveted American conduct" furnished by Foreign Secre- T. Summer In. the American charge, document rteoeenary for the American's I (Conthinrd on Psgf N"trn,J (Continued on I'sge (Continued on Pae Twoi ' J decoration for heroism- tary Pan!-- - Although technically he immediately took uj the case with tha aafa travel to the border. - FOUR BANDITS ' mm- force - TO OPEfl SAFE I . OWNERS' COSTS PERJURY BASIS Hidden Missives, Bearing on California's Dramatic Entry Under Flag, Sold' for $8450 OF ACTION BY PROSECUTION H- od 7, . -- . ,a and-nothin- WIFE'S j j j w ' ' j -- iued ! ?A,iZ?. .JJfV. . at I a-y- eaf ttiiiibu , Eta 1 - OTrn sir. TOWERING YALE rmlnd no TEL USED the-railroa- " tht STUDENT HERO OF FILM FIRE DIVORC - CASE , rt aer-wdHtg- . wlt-nean- ea . ..U-Ja- y ; j at re - . mit e , i T d . - I ! I ; j f pr - " Bar-bac- h. " pi . Still-man- 's w-a- s re-cu- m, - 'n pr pot-morle- -- double-trackin- ca-s- ' to . . tE ' L?1".118 j-- e ltll I. r-e- h N - - Wt e' . Ar-gon- ' ne. EXPULSION OF WIDELY KNOWN AMERICAN FROM MEXICO CITY CAUSE OF EXCITEMENT 1 r Ar-buckl- CHIlrit. e's . " ed ; i rrve-rire- d ktlo-sst- -- t X . . .the-America- " c -- n laid -- f. 4 ref 1 corr-mi!o-n -- iht 1 |