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Show m UTAII Fair Sunday, slowly rising temperatures north portion; Monday probably fair. : . mm V NX ' OQDEN, UTAH JOT s Is A II I! 11 1 1 ill A A V A J cite of bcaatlfnl Tottv. tnny cbnrrbc. Unci-- fartorir. exocOrot railroad facilities ami 1 jioiwl p g Ordrtj canyon, an nDiiTtllfvj rorr with a match-Ir-e boulevard. ... Fjfty-firr- n No. 264 ' Ytar t ; L . BRIDGE DROPS SENDING 30 TO WATER DEATH BENEFIT HAVE O O SIN ANT ONIO COUNTING Crashes When EXPERRE Structure Crowd Gathers to Watch OF Tj, S. in CHESTER. Pa., Sept. and thirty persons were drowned or crushed to death and more than- a score of others injured ' tonight when the footpath of the .Third street iver colbridge over Chester dead and injured lapsed. The were part of- a crowd- of approximately seventy-fiv- e persons that had gathered to watch police in grappling for the bdy of a boy who was drowned but a half hour, before. Many of the dead are women and children. The bridge was an did fashioned structure ninety feet long and cleared the water by about twenty feet. It carried two trolley tracks ahd had one footpath. The rivet-- , is about fifteen feet deep where the accident occurred.. An hour" and-half after the collapse' more than twenty bodies had been 'removed. The hoy who was drowned had been playing near'' the stream and Police slipped into the water. quickly threw out grappling irons from a rowboat. In the meantime 'the hews spread and women and 'men rushed to the bridge In fear the child, whose Identity was not known, was their own. As the police grappled in the murky water around coal and Ice barges, the crowd grew. Suddenly a crackling sound" was heard and one. end of the footpath gave way. Those who fellj into the water first had no chance to escape, as others eam tumbling upon them, Police believe, some bodies are Imbedded in the mud. FLOOD LEAVES n - - s . five-year-o- ld (Lessons learned in administration of jfjie disarmament and other provisions of the Treaty of Versailles rill dominate largely the deliberations of the Disarmament conference. "What these lessons are, .and how they ap ply to the ."Washington meeting is told in a series 4f articles by Miss Georges Thomas,, former attache of the American embassy in Paris and the Reparations commission, who has been on the inside of international affairs.) " By GEORGES THOM.-- S 10. The WASHINGTON, Sept. forthcoming Conference of Limitation HELESSAi Hon HORDE I ! Most of Bodies Recovered WnrnAn nnrl WUUUiU LOSS MILLIONS IS . Water and Sewer y" - " A. . , mud-Staine- EM ACCEPTS . COiAB . -- OFFER : ! - , - -- . mud-drench- O-- ..,... . . ed s - - , . . - . 8-- 26 ...... . ....... ........ Aix-les-Bai- ns 2-- 5-- 18 21-2- - 14-1- 16-2- . ........ -- 24-2- - ng, 11 e ; - -- pre-sup-pos- ed f -- . , hotel,-drivin- g - . - - Ico Salesmen Lured to Basement and Murdered, Police Officers' Theory IS LOCKED UP (By International News Service) FvENVEB, Colo., Sept. 10. "The home, school and church arcj U involved and must bear their ihare of responsibility for the wide- sPrcad sex transgressions among the youth of the nation." S. That is;the declaration of Ben B. Lindsey, juvenile court jurist tonight a "message delivered by the youth of Denver," IN CITY PRISON SECOND BODY MASHED Methods Used to F. Club Women Insist on Fiendish Slay and Disfigure Corpse, Rigid Investigation of Evidence Discloses if Death" Party ii youths that go. on parties, attend dances or ride CHICAGO. Bpt. 1 0 Htrvey W. Church. in in 90 more cent than automobiles, youth arretted Intogether TORN indulge hugging CLOTHES OFF Adlltll. W !rfim!n last per finnlrht and kissing. Inaction with the murder of Bernard J. 2. At least 50 per cent of such bovs and carls indulge in other m-- u nd Carl Auimuo. n.--:iaughfrty 01 vl b.cK he re tonlrht in the au r brought WUWg hirrh.lv liberties that "convention" considera ru.ulB W.roTer. tomobile declared to by the police Actess in Great Distress have been the motive 3. At least 15 to 25 per cent of these young people eventually for the crime. in Arbuckle's Boom Following the finding of the mutilbreak all bounds in their relations. ated bodr of Dougherty yewterdsy In the DespUlnefi river, the police to3y Judge Lindsey says he has, dealt with the cases of 800 grirls rangdug up the body of Ausmut !n a garSAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 11. ing from 14 to 17 years of age. age in the rear of the apartment la In a peroration he asks: Ro3coe "Fatty" Arbuckle, motion which Church lived. Aumu had ben buried face "Is our moral code to undergo a complete change? picture actor, was booked on a downward an old automobile Shall girls demand and be accorded by society the same rights murder charge by the police here owned by beneath Church. The hands and were bound with rope and as boys to 'sovr their wild oats?' late last nizht In connection feet and had ben thrun into the with the death Friday of Miss mouthrloth until it penetrated the- chet The head wa beaten into an 'Virginia Eappe, film actress, fol cavity. almost Death unrecognizable pulp. lowing a party in Arbuckle's suite had been caud by strangulation. OGDE FARMERS AND The theory w at a hotel here last Monday. Aradvanced that the victims been lured to the tenebuckle was locked up in the city ment of had the apartment undr thftre-tex- t ,WhA hnVA tnlH him 1. Of all the City's of Armaments 'ewes its birth to the failure of the United States to join Systems Broken; Pestilence the league of Nations. Feared ' The Treaty or. J""" II Versailles C5Vwas sup-- f ' J I Psed to provide BY WEBB C, ARTZ, tor me sememem News Service Staff International of all the issues out the Correspondent, of growing SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sept 10. war,, d San Antonio Instead of having Darkened, Y such ' a salutary retonight was searching for its dead. Most 'of the bodies recovered are sult. however, it those of women and children helpprovided only, a oasis' "upon which less victims of the deluge. " In the Mexican quarters of the city other conferences more than 1,000 homes were smashed could operate. to bits by the wall of water. Tonight Our allies in the more than five thousand persona, late war struggled with" the question made homeless by the city's greatest o f disarmament. disaster, being sheltered in tents prof German indemnity vided br" the United States military - ' ' ". ' and political bounauthorities., daries arising from Floo'd "water" that devastated; the the - allocation con-.-of business section and the Mexican' resl- territories. through a series of wur Mf ,. jl laj.r,ict d uxl qg JJi C.rflay i de&Ual erencea, bichare ttied'Jtrrr receded. Dy Aigntiau. since the armistice. ;. Imperative , reliefanwork was ImmediAt the Washington conference it is started by ately, army of soldiers to be hoped, that the , invited major and civilfan. volunteers, , powers--Qrea- U - . Britain,, France, Ja. RECOVERED BODIES I' pan and Italy having participated in Forty-on- e bodies had been recovthis endless confusion of conferences seven-thirt- y at .o'clock tonight ered ' ' in Europe, will prof it ty previous fail' more as wlth: : .,' many being sought means ures .and provide a practicable ruins of the through., may decisions that for enforcing any residential The the toll death district. 'Conference Be Peace Held to foundabe reached, not. simply lay the was 76 to from at: officially .placed n agreetion for a commission-riddeAt Inverness,' Scotland, 100 by Mayor . B. Black, at the same '. ment. hour. FIFTEEN ' CONFERENCES . September 20 The property damage will . reach Since the coming into force of the it was officially an '$12,000,000, in peace treaty there have been held More nounced. than three thousand BY EARLE C. REEVES 15 conferences of the premiers Europe . were homeless. and International-Newof Great Britain, France, Italy Service Staff Cor- -' Relief meiusures were centered .on Belgium.. respondent. preventing an epidemic ot pestilence. LONDON.- Sept. 10. Eamonn De The The first conference- was held, in flood wiped out the city's drainwas 0. It London in February, 192 Valera. on behalf of the Sinn Fein and filtering systems, cutting off called at the suggestion of Lloyd people, ahd parliament, late today age dip- accepted Premier Lloyd George's of- all sewers and lis supply of drinking George, master of conversational lomacy, who by this means has main- fer of a new conference on peace in BUSINESS ILRD HIT tained the unity of the allies and post Ireland to be held at Iverness, ScotSome twenty square blocks of downof settlement land. September 20. " poned ' the final day was stoves are almost a total Ioks followed The dispatch reporting This first conference this mo- -' town from the feet of water which so ' mentous development which again weakened 12 by; walls of the buildings the 1920 to door throws wide open the peace left standing that they will have to ' San Remo conference April that had been almost (slammed shut be 'razed. Dirt from the hills has been . . May 18 the week added last the that during Hythe meeting, in as a deep business left the district 18 affirmative'' May Second Hythe meeting reply of the. Sinn Fein muck that will have to be dug away. -3 June chieftain to the British prime minis Boulogne conference stored In basements are ruined. Brussels conference July 4 ter's communication of Thursday has Stocks sundown the military, police At. July 27 already been dispatched to Lloyd cordon thrown about Spa conference business district is who still at Scottish the July 9 George, Boulogne meeting .(. was and widened all barred spectators Aug.S-resort. Third Hythe meeting even those who lost relatives and 2 WHAT IT MEANS Lucerne meeting Aug. district grouped about 5 The news was the signal for an friends in the on meeting ... Sept. the fringe of death wreckage London conference . Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 outpouring of Conflicting and con- the and wonderand 2 destruction, hoping Dec. Brussels conference . fusing reports and comments, the ing. 1921 of most of them being that keynote BANKS GUARDED Sinn Fein's acceptance of the British Jan. 9 Paris conference1. All the banking Institutions wrecked 21 11 to means Mar. London conference teb. offer that the Irish Republicans flood were- under guard tonighl While these meetings have been have resigned to the inescapable, and by the to prevent looting. with little suc- abandoned their. Insistence upon Ire- by soldiers they have met waters rose to a height of flood The vi mate settlement land, separation from the British em- ten cess, so far as any in business streets. feet the is concerned. pire. The loss of life occurred In greatest Careful examination of facts," showSQUABBLE OVER? INDEMNITY In the western Mexican district the to more, the ed obserconservative . As an example, the Paris conferth waters 'where the of. that-thpart city, vers Irish answer means the ence of this year fixed the German a of district half mile swept through for by a the sum hoped thing the everybody namely, wide and two miles long, a piling certain and indemnity at up reare to be negotiations next month the London conference that and carrying to death houses frame sumedconeven In these Moreover, amount. changed the before 'they were able many persons quarters the view prevailed to Neither of these sums tallied with servative leave their-beds- . a final d that of age-olsettlement the the two later months fixed that by disIt la impossible to even estimate the Irish, problem, had. been brought dead Reparation commission in the .Verin this district. an important step nearer. the charge of its Huty under, LOSS FROM LOOTING PREMIER SHREWD was sailles treaty, which latter amount - condition The loss from looting may reach a The as shrewdly phrased the allied governments accepted by sum as hordes of unemwith which wound Lloyd staggering George up well as by Germany. As to the question of disarmament his proposal, and which formed the ployed. swooped down on Jewelry tores before 'dawn. Their fiendish of Germany, which was. continually crux, of bis. convnpnjcation read: when government must ask activities were halted majesty's meetings, for"His premier coming before these was - from" .only a of to as definite Fort Sam regularswhether obtained. success squads reply you only partial are prepared to enter a conference to Houston reached the city. OTHER COMMISSIONS The flood waters swept through the The armies of occupation, which ascertain how the association of Irewere forcibly to guarantee the state of land with the community of nations city when the San Antonio river, rose known as the firitish empire can best over its banks and brought complete peace as against Germany, to the business district. In the Allied Rhineland commis- be reconciled with Irish national aspir- devastation the torrent jot rain, wind and flood , sion. This commission was created ations." In a previous paragraph the British waters five-othe bridges the for the' purpose of governing, in con aucivil heart of thecrossing were German with premier had declared that "to decline river in the city junction the the ' discuss a settlement which would torn away taking with them trolley occupied territory. Ger- to thorities, bestow of upon Irish people the fullest tracks, electrical wires and sewer condisarming For the purpose freedom" for national development nections. many and rendering .her militarily within can On Houston street the main thorthe demands full mean that of the the empire until only helpless been met, three commis- you repudiate all allegiance to the oughfare, the water rose to a height treaty havecontrol were established, crown and all membership In the of ten feet, every store for a distance sions of of five blocks being wiped out. The the naval, "military and aero- British commonwealth." namely, oo water rose In the lobby of the Gunther nautical commissions. hundreds of guests to Not only was Germany required to COLORADO HOLDS UP "surrender her navy and merchant masafety in the floors above. JEWELRY STORES ROBBED CUT IN MINE WAGES rine, but she was also required to During the height of the storm the give up almost her, entire river fleets. water and electric servlce were, put For this purpose the Danube commisout. of commission by the complete sion was created with an American arWALSENBURG, Colo., Sept. 10. bitrator as stipulated by the treaty. (By The Associated Press). The Col- inundation of' the power plant; and A further commission, called the orado State industrial commission to- pumping station,' and in the darkness Governing commission, was created by day set aside a wage reduction inaug- bands or unemployed swooped down the treaty to govern the Saar valley, urated "in coal mines of the Colorado on Jewelry stores and looted until the which was delivered: to France, for a Fuel & Iron company in Huerfano and arrival of soldiers from Fort; Sam in compensation for Las Animas counties and placed the Houston. , , period of 15 ..years The property loss in the business the destruction of coal mines of north-- - old wage scale in effect pending furera France. ther investigation of the controversy district alone will run into ten million ''REPARATION COMMISSION for dollars or more, none of which is covwhich has tied many mines But the chief of all these commis- more than a week.up ered by insurance. Tha business district late sions, and the only one that will have When the temporary order was anprea continuous, existence until the full nounced counsel for both sides indicat- sented more the picture oftoday a devas'demands of the treaty have been met ed acceptance... tated battlefield than" a district where , "ca period assumed by the treaty to be The order was signed by Joseph .G. business was transacted ten hours be30 years) is the Reparations commis- BelL chairman and WV I.' Reilly, mem- fore. Men's shirts, ladles hose and sion. It has the widest Jurisdiction and ber. H. E. Hilts, another member, did what hot were plied high here-anholds! within its hands the economic not sigh the order.-- The commission there and covered with slime and mud announced that hearings would be ' re'Continued on Page Two J sumed Monday; September 19. (Continued on Two.) ' BRUTAL CRIME COMEDY STAR . 1 Thnfl nf - Sex Transgression Among Youth Alarming, Judge Says - to Dodge Snares and-Pitfall- WOTLEDGE OF v 4 10. . Writer Thinks U Child NOW COMES ANOTHER Po-sitio- ' - IB DEAD CP YOUTH DEMIES P In PI 0 Police Grapple for Body of Drowned Fifteen Confabs Have Been Held to Solve Problems Of World z) LI 8 CONFERENCE TO OGDEN CITY, UTAH." SUNDAY MORNING, "SEPTEMBER 11, 1921. U3 D) JLl UVJ p 1 . ircr Via ld l 'tk , ! stl - fiTOR mm prison for the" nSht: J - of havir.r drink and Utn g1vn drusrita liquor. SAN FRANCISCO, rt. ht. horoe 15 9 Ro!m Dltherty. w 5 years old. Acrr.u w cot (Fatty)- Arbuckle motion pUture 1 yeam younger. than Jaughrr- comedian.arrived 'In "Sin Fran- Cico tonight by. automobile to clear ty. The two srfV ' employed by the up his rart In an affair at hi suite : ugh-ert- y In a boXfl here last Monday following rckrd Motor Cr CTmpany.D a a salesman and Aasmu' - a MUw which : : of the death J . . .. Virginia demonMralor, ' Bappe. a film actress, occurred. I' ; According to official of the conAfter communcUtlng with C. II. cern. Church began negotiation for a an Brennan. Arbuckle here. attorney John Harmes Wounded in Harding to Select Represent- went to th Hall which he said was for hl father, of Justice where he car a farmer living in. Adam. Wisconsin, cloaeted with detective. ative Advisors to , U. S. wasArbuckle Head; When . He Loses ago. Thursday he selected a will be taken into cuttodv a16.week 400 machine. Conference .Nerve in Deal and aeked'thet a was the it by police, announced, pendDelegates'At. salesman sent be him to a bank. with an into woman'a the ing . Inveatigation and Auimui went with dath-No Daugherty will be charge placed Members of. a gang, of automobile WASHINGTON, FepU 10. Prrllml- - against Mm. according to Michael Church to complete the deal thieves last night attempted to DRIVrji AWAY ALON'n. acting captain of detectives, by the American del- - Griffin, will t but he John' Harrnes. '35 years of age. r..ir discussions detained at the Church home told until after th Neighbor ave ' rgatlon with a view to reaching unified- Inquent which ha been set for next of seeing Church drive up In the' new who resides at 14$ Tracy he lost his nerve opinion and selections of the person- Thursday. car with two men and aald that all nue, when at the last minute and refused ntl of the delegation's advisory comentered the house. Later Church wa CIXTIIIN(; TOllV. to go to the ranch of Harry Wallace, rnitte were indicated officially today said to have driven away alone. According to a statement made to near Rlverdale and collect money for a the next A reported to Inthe police toetep to be taken by the Detective Griffith Kennedy by Mi day neighbor a stolen car which Wallace had agreed saw she the garage that light Alice Blake, a member of the rartv. between S and 4 a. to buy earlier In the day. according to United States In preparation for the MI m. aftxr Shortly a story he told officers when arrested conference on limitation of armament. room Rappe wa found In one of the hi o'clock Church and mother of the Arbuckle suit. Hr drove away after vinws ahc coxxi:cti:d for alleged complicity In the automotelling friends they-, had been torn from her and were These discussion. It was stated, may clothing to viait at Adam. Wisbile theft. Just after the shooting goinr she to be oon. although Buffering acutely. Church wa arrested a he which occurred near the Wallace bo expected to beg-iwnenappeared he failed to respond to first consin. some proires toward unification of aid the town last night, entered ranch. treatment admlnlatered by other has been made. Secretary women One of the robbers fired point blank view LAM II Eft nXF-MILIn the patty the hotel physicat Harmes head and the bullet graied Hughe, designated by PresidentIsHarFrom the first Church protested h'.a ummoned. un- - ian wa a head of "the delegation. the skull over the left eye and tore a ding He aald he had paid Innocence. AKDUCKLn TALKS. The wound was dcrwtood to have ascertained the view In cash for the automobile Jagged wound. Daugherty two Hllhu lloot. Arbuckle wa quoted a saying when and had a receipt. dressed by Dr. Itoy H. Wilson and i of Senator Lodge and on he paswed through Harme Is being held in the county other member oi me aeiejauon, Fresno today n Church Intimated that th finding of several questions. The fourth mem- hi way here from Ix Anrelc Jail. . hi apartment wa part-- ? that evidence ber. Senator Underwood, win be ha had never met the girl until Mon- a plot of inenemle. AXOTnnU HKLD "It a framenjpv Into the discussions when he day, when she wa brought Into hi he wa quoted a telling the dettc-tlve- s Mike, Stothes. SO, 111 Patteraon ave- brought conHe return here. spending the ulte to.Joln a parly of about ten perand he had said made enthat nue, another Qreek was arrested by gressional in recess Tennessee. son. few a Arhad the a emies a drink. he in the when officers earlier strikebreaker la by acting d.iy While preliminary discussion are buckle aald. and then It became nece-aar- y the railroad was ent to the Wallace ranch to colstrike. yardman' it U considered probable to call a physician and have her WOMAN" lect 1900 for the atolen car. He I proceeding, CASK? IN of the that the membership advisory removed. also' being' held In connection with the committee Wm. K.e Hntrhtwn. International will be decided. President According to a signed iUtement to ByNw deal. Staff Corrrepondcnt. Amerto said feel is that the the pollc by Mis Alice Blake, on Harding The car was located on the Wallace- ican 10. "Cherche CHICAGO. la conSept. of the party. he and another woman. advisory committee should ranch by members' of the sheriff's de- sist ot crime the dramatic of Femjne theory and twelve member about Mis Zey Prevon. misled MUi this morning, and French, tonight was the basis of fevfrom the room, and femnd her Rappe fiartment early not, more than fifteen. In an erish to solve Chicajro "twin finding that the car had room . In PURSUING MCNTIONKD distress. The hatcheteffort adjoining great with the ofbeen stolen, The murder. cf ,a finding The army and navy. It ha been hotel physician wa ummoned. Mis torn then taken a wcn-ficers In an" attempt to captureMohl-masection of Blak will have stated. for granted, the largthieves. Deputy Sheriffs O. H. an' brassiere tutfed down the muton thl body. Genand Charle Plncock hid on the est representation hi:h bodv imuisnn. ilated threat of Carl Ausmua. oversea It is regarded here most runch and arrested Stothes at . 10 eral Pershing, be Mlsw Rappe later wa veteran. Packard salesman and on"Lf to removed one of th army rep a o'clock yesterday morning when he probably will where she the murder died victim, gave detectives X hospital yesterday. new Major General Tasker Phyacians who performed an came to collect for the car. Stothe resentatlve. to th double slaying. angle autopI another being mentioned. llllsJ e said after arrest that the gang of H. Those wa said death under way X& caused sy parch by peritonmentioned as probable automobile thieves offered him 1100 now woman whom itis and were on bruleea "find that ihe found of the navy Include Hear her body. The tomach wa removed believe lured Auimui and police if he would sell. the car for them and Admiral Sims. Bernard Admiral Hilary V. Jone collect the money. examination and tatemnts were crack Harvard athlete and Admiral Henry Charle J. for After Stothes failed to return with and Rear obtained a also coroner Packard the salesman, to their y from today and Frank F. Fletcher. the money, members of the gang last Badger th Six woman upect deaths. variou atrocious th physicians regarding President Harding ha Indicated that post mortem. to Harmes, according to urveir.ance. are under night cametold' women to are also be given the story Ausmu hacked and garroted body by Harmes and asked labor and Rappe body was taken from Foremost among those theMlmorgue him to collect the money from Wal- representation. a funeral estab- was found late today in a shallow to today to for labor, according lishment pending removal to Lc speak e. grave In a garage In th rear of the lace. He said' he roue with them in eligible. here. Samuel W. of home Church. their car untirthey reached the cross- to view expressed Harvey Agriculture, it ha been Innow under arrest. Church, Arbuckle and all of uspect member the ing or the Bamberger railroad tracks Gomper. be riven a voice and party will be subpoenaed to testrfy captured In Adams, Wisconsin, dicated, also may was to east of ihe Wallace ranch when he lost likewise the bualnes men. hi nerve and told the men that he under armJ at the Inquest, according to the cor- arrive her tonight oo oner. would not go to the ranch. . guards. The rase against Church beMis Rppe was bom In Chicago. came more serious when two hard. rovi: is auto She was 21 year old- - She went to ware clerk Identified him a the bu-Harraes said there were five men STEEL TRUST HEAD of handcuff found cn the mur3w car. he He aild Angeles about five year go and in the ON MEXICAN BORDER Ix stepped to the form of Daugherty. ed obtained with motion idea picwith employment the of ground turning ture In season laat the THRIUBLY BIHTKNY companies. home and one when around going or two h had appeared with well Soft ashes coering a spot of ground of the men pulled a revolver and aald. (By Inttmatlonal News Service.) known male star. Sh made her In th garage led to the finding of "If you don"t go I'lt kill you.". He DAX.LAH, Texa. Kept. 10. Itr Loa Angeles with an aunt, Auimui'i body. A strand of wlr cor- home wa then fired point blank at Harmes Gary, of the United Slate SteelJudge who ald to have cted a chap-erpn- rcpe .had been looped twice around n of knock-iE. C. the force bullet vice the head, Carton, poration. president even when Mis ILappe went to hi neck. A terrific tlaw from an to the Mlswibe r the Greek rround. Harmes of th Duluth. and Northern axe had laid the left half of bla face (Hen agreed to ga through with the railway, and James W. Gerard, form- her work before the camera. WOMKN WANT ACTION. deal. er American ambsuador to Germany, open In a gaping wound. The right The county grand Jury i to lart eye was torn from ll socket. In the meantime, Wallace and hia who paased through Marshall yesterranch hand were at the ranch waiting day, are hot expected to top In Dalla. an Investigation at It regular meeting forehead wa crushed from hammer for the 'men to arrive. to collect the according to atatement given out la on Mondar night Into MUi Rapp' blow. His l5ta were twisted bounJ M .money. They had agreed that they Marshall. Th Gary party Is on it death and Arbuckle'a Interest in it. torn. More wire rop Uah- would call the officer if the men ap- wy to Mexico on a businea trip. strand Kelly, secretary of the Jury, aald hand and fet. A third Harry ankl-to . h!a his hin1i are car a in today. travelling 'fhey peared. t An autopsy showed he probably "So many women' club and priWallace said he was lying in the of the D. M.,and N. and private hav their In a vate individual morburied a.iv ad with rifle been Interested Pullman. own the armed he finally dldH and inw yard ' liarmea and another man approaching It la possible that th party may al welfare of th city hav. demanded the shallow grave. an Investigation that I win present "It is the most atrocious murder In hen they reached the gate he decide to top temporarily in Dali and shouted to them to halt. Harmes re- on account ot aerlou flood damage their dmanda to tha Jury." Kelly aald. all my experience. wa Coroner Ptter our duty to Investigate auch M. Hoffman' comment a be viewed "It mained there, but the other man, he caused by laat eight' cloudburst. " and we will certainly do o. The the body. said, ran through a field, firing a rethings s district attorney, who is at present Home sixty dollars In ra-volver as he ran. Wallace aid he out of the city, will be advised of the found in the dead man pocketa. pethot over his headbut he would not TRAINMEN IN TEXAS circumstance when he returns and he ty robbery had not 'been the mwtut. top. will handl thr matter turfer" the But that piece vf Ucey brajMiere.-etuffeFAVOR OF Wallace then telephoned the aher-iff- a IN STRIKE t In his thraat as a gag. gav office. grand Jury. Dr. M. K. Rumwell, mho attended police" their first real cJu to lij mi GANG PIXIVKH OFF. MIm Rappe in the hote following the live. A few minutes later the gang in the; EL, PASO. Colo., Sept. 1 rOLICK T7TEORY. car drove in front of th houi and. of th Brotnernood of Railway Train party, and Dr. William Ophu'.s. who on her. an El Paso theoriie that a woman. aftr of shouted to have In autopsy men when favor them Wallace fr voted They performed theyj .l ... . . 1! . . n ( Ift n .wf , a called to the coroner to the ce::ar cf two Strike to fnilnwlnv mtn offlc. th men today leading wouiq noi ajiswr.. in iirei a.oi know!-edgH their be wa announced wag reductions, questionedc concerning of th (Continue! on Pare fwx) her today. (Continued on Page Two.) TRY TO KILL . -- UNION LABOR V -- - k - r-- - PAt -- GMT PLACES . .' " ' ' . . - ! ! . - n S. 1 Sct-rlc- co-opera- lace-trimm- clty-wld- repre-entatl- ve ed -- w' . An-gef- 1 ld er . e, . a-i- j hi , 1 h ; e, . |