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Aug. 24.A roundup of I. W. W.'s in a number of western states, in connection with rail strike disorders, has been decided upon by the department, of justice, it was learned today. The department's bureau concluding an to the state over has several weeks, supplied inquiry extending authorities information which will be made the basis for raids upon the headquarters of alleged radicals. Officials of the department of justice today refused to discuss the plans agreed upon. at- a. td- - : ; . nd I ra- efa 1Y; 1 lUt I ti; 1 as ah- - - , - ,e- - Lty , rig . a, l. I ,oe .! 2 Ito a ," ,a4 m. to ho I- , :, ! t Its do. A In ' ,4: , H o ,' Is 1 , ''', t t 1 , 1 . By Mrs. Pettibone In Several , a- 'A Hairnet Tangle' weapon state and federal authorities planned to use today In breaking up what they termed one of the greatest radical and revolutionary conspiracies of recent years. As 17 men captured in a raid on . their secret rendezsous in the woods (13) 'live Associated Press.) of Berrien county, lit.chigan. faced IAS ANGELLS. Aug. 24.--tryndicalist charges at St. Joseph toPettibone left home yesterRuth day. William Z. Poster. head of the day morning to buy a hair net Trade Union Educational league, leadShe drove her Buie motor ear. er of the steed strike of Il19, and one She did not return home. Inof the foremost radicals of America, stead. night fall found her in the who was arrested here, awaited extraLong Beach city Jail. In default of dition to Michigan. 113.0273 bail. , Fifty Escaped. She sax charged with reckless Meanwhile state and federal agents driving. speeding. operating srt continued their search for Sri others automobile without a license and said to have escaped when the secret briken up. issuing wortMets checks. melting in the hills scats Ole She sas accused of haring Among these for whom authorit,s were looking wa Rose Pastor struek David Martin. 63 years old, of New 'fork. wealthy communist ,eadand causing him to go to the hos,er. pital with various injuries. Poster. swatting extradition to MichPolice Lieutenant L. R. Halloigan. denied he had been at the meeting well blamed a sprained ankle and !n Berrien county. He said h had not boon away from Chicago during the strained tendon tat his efforta to He was arrested at Mal la at ft.'s. dare get out of her way. offices which, were ridded by States Mrs. Pettibone blamed her Attorney Crowe Sunday night. troubles on Jack Moran. motorRecords seized In the raid on Fosters her officer. who rencycle and the stopped Michigan headquarters once. on suspicion the was speeddezvous contained the names of many radicals throughout the country and but to allosed her ing. proceed will prove valuable In the rountil;up. when she said: the authorities paid. "I at to Just laugh you trying a a Foster W arrested by Jame. Rooney. tag my brother-in-laof the bureau of investigation of the dea is Deon A M. foree.". the sergeant partment of jusiice, and Other pollee did not hesitate to for the private Vouraney. operative agency headed by William J. Burns. her. nor to turn her over. arrest chief of the federal secret service. to the Long Beach officers s hen Meet in Weeds. the latter a.ked for her arrem on For several days before the gathering charges of having defrauded a off in the woods. strangers number of !Long Beach merdropped at St Joseph and Benton Hartra chants with sorthless cheeks. bor stnaly and In twng and threes. They "And all this trouble." moaned turned no lae. aordng t federal Mrs. Pettibone, "because I needagents. at a forest resort near the vil-- r ed a hair net." lag of Bridgrnan, th Burr ing furnied in a lonele lIght for ,t1the assemblage Iln.tt,ITTI Of a IIPS,VilY tirn- glimie a, for the fed-- , bered valley. iiperatives !who watched the vitt-- , eral depart-rn- t In the mean.ering notified their chiefs.were watched time word that they lipparently reached this delegatsof to the them radical convention. for many "A"hn the word came to disappared, make the arrest s, after rommunications between federal ard local authorities. sheriff's deputies and government. op-- . atnet. stves drew in the ir lautbeaberg Taken. Chief among those who were ar- Associated Press.) rested was C. E. Rutherberg. once a T. H., Aug. 24.The HONOLULU, candidate for mayor of Cleveland who escaped British steamer Hauraki arrived last: Trailing entre of those Mrs. belief that th detectives assered from Austraila, 1,ringing Cap-- , Stokes was among the fugitives. Ef- - night ta , n 1,1..en and all eight members of, forts to locate her as the state of- the crew of the small American' Michigan Invoked it eriminal PyndtHenriette. which eICIPM law for the first time. were re- - schooner was' wrecked July 16 on ono of the islands' doubled todav detectives arrest. e Foster's th of Ellice Following group , about midway be tween Atistralia and Hawaii. The .yisited his home- - hero In quest evidnce W was bound from the southi Henrietle Rttor...i (;"ore. 1,,,,,t!ng Charles tn- - ' seaa to San Ernnrisco with a load of for Perrier, fr,onty, annnunce,' would be sought copra. Three (Jaya out the schooner., day that es:tradition struck a reef off the Coral ribbed' for Williant Z Fostr.In former steel Cht,ngn late Ellice .leltabd group. The vessel sank str!k leacir. arrested raid nSit the ,n 30 m rut ea. following , yesterday. charged Bridgman .and with 17 (tillers, Captain 0114'n managed to get his! with criminal sir.dicalism in a warrant crew off and to load a ;considerable issued by Justice Pay F, Davi stock of provisions into the schoon- il eventy Others hsews. small boats. They landed on the Ws w se eta., IFederal of Nukualailal. The Chips car.' floss led to th rail. planner! CFO. It 'island wa s indicated. to file formal charges, gn and possessions of the crew were a total loss. l'a other persons. against more than Natives ni, the Island did not' m-The identity of the Itciclarnan con-in-tenses. It WaN Paid. was 11""4 A lest the shipwrecked sailors during! after the raid. 20 days stay until the Hauraki! papers Uncovr-s!rt the tnitect ;the list of the radical .. as leader W3P1 righted Aug. IL Frantic signals. 1.,,,,,h14," ,,,i,,,,,,t weii as States the passing steamer's. lit. attracted w anvrnment. of th, ing the ovArthro and the establishment of a soviettneform- i' tsintion and.a Prnall boat was put off literature and Captain Olsen and his crew were Wig uncovered in the petted. much of which was print- picked ap. licrs ed both in English and Boas Ian. ware Federal authorities said thev rad- convinced that two no ted WOMT1 with two icals were in the party along enviet representatives of the R,Ifilliari One of tbe foreign representative!. identified W all I of the communiets,who as ' with the Bridgman gathering. eo far has been diselosed by the investigators Great of . wall Borman E. Tallentire on ,. Britain. one of the 17 who is to ga trial today. CHICAGO.. . Aug. 24.Two deportation indicated Authorities inatitlited be wealthy Chicagoans were killed would proceedings in a terrific smashup and Imo,.Aleg Ball, between ag but two automobile. early today. T'he whose home is in Philadelphia. RUPSIIIII. to who is said bea dead are Emil Kuhe. 50. general manager of the Continental Pa. , . Seattle Officia is per Bag comparw.-and-lame- a Lerner Morrow. president of the Auto . ';,,, . ! 1 t Parts, St.-ik- - : vs , ler re : tr- - , - or ord 'a- w- ,ed Ii g ed 1 t,. ,t ' 4 i t,, 0 I 15 111 trn Iry ! I tio ek :he , left I 1 NI I pis I 4 ., , 1 ., , ' i, 4 c i, 1I 1 I 4, t lt r !I ' I 1) :t i ' 3 , i .., .. , . - istttos . - , - , , I ,,,, I . 1 I ., r AT- , I uto Crash Fata , .. I I 1 lionolulu ?y a v L and rg , ' rew of Wrecked i British Steamer ,. 1 I o Rich . i t . ' "........ ,. ' -- -- IdentifY 1 i . ' '44 t .4, .4: imcagoans se . T.. By J. BART CAMYBELL. I. N. S. Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.Senstorial. advocates of straight Out compensation for ex..service men went to ttplay when the senate resumed' c.nsideration of the McCumber, Fordney soldiers' bonus bill with lit-ben tle prospect of a ?Mal fore the week end. Senator Bursum. Republican, New Nlexico, chairman of the senate pon-- 1 sions committee led the fight for al cash bonus .with his substitute which would privide immediate payment of 50 per cent of the amount due men On the basis of $1.25 a day for overseas nd $I Ft day for home service in accordance with the length of that service. The remain-- 1 ing' 50 per cent ,would be paid- five later. years -Pay the boys who want Itspot cashinstead of offering them promissory notes for what is owed them." was the keynote of Bursumla argument as he challenged the statemnt of Senator McCumber of the senate finance that deferred committee. payments running over 40 years. as McCumber-Fordney provided by the measure. would allow the easiest solution of the bonus 4weblana. Ia Eoonomical.l' "The easiest solution of: the question la economy, aside frOrn giving our men what they want." said Bursum. "The chairman of the fair finance, committee says estimate would place the final cost of his plan at 3.500.000.- k00. scattered over 40 years. I estimate that a fair conservative estimate of the cost of my plan to pay the boys cash is 51,500.000.000. a saving of $3.- oeii.e0e.f,a0." Bursum contended that 1'we must either admit our debt to our men. or repudiate IC, "I am in favor of acknowledging our dPlat and of paying it without further quibbling or delay," he sat& "I am opposed to camouflaged s,hernes which would permit the or force, him if he needs ready cash. to take an insurance certificate or credit to a bank and borrow money on it at the rate of 4 per cent. Failing to secure a hank bat which IC not alwaYs easy. he would more than likely be preyed on by loan sharks and pawn brokers who would gladly advance him money on his 'paper at extortionate rates." Declared Camouflage. Demnrratic opposition to the McCumber-Fordney bill was indicated when several minority senators also attacked it as camouflage and declarer' it WWI their intention to offer a substitute for it. It vas the belief. however. of and other supporters of the bill that it would prevail In the end. ) Aseor.inted Press.) I SEATTLE."' Wash- - Aug. 24..--It' illy Lerner t One of the 17 min rapture in a raid on a, meeting of ostlrtot4 iContinued on Mining page) The motor cars eame together at a houlevard,cornee and were overturned and smashed. Both men suffered fractured skulls and other injuries and died after being taken to a hospital. Al? e, f Issue Devolves Upon Strikers, Says Conferee Following Meeting Between Union Officials and Representa- - lives of Twenty Roa di on Proposition for , com; Effecting Separate Settleme OPEN IN MONTH NEW YORK, August now up to the shopmen," a spokesman for the big five brotherhood chiefs this afternoon after they had conferred with a committee representing a group of about 20 roads on a proposition for effecting separate settlements between individual roads and,striking.shopmen. The chiefs of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers. firemen, conductors, switchmen and trainmen held a long conference early today with B. M. Jewell, leader of the striking shop-me- n at the Woodstock Hotel. 0 This tit one of a series of articles! to be tryitten by Louis Sebold. national writer. on political conditions throushout the ratted Plates. Mr. Seibold la ranking a tour of the country 'psi writ. fearlessly and Mitkotst tioor on eonditioas a. he ital. Thera. Any statement nit fort !or 'tors-saloSit opinion la the rticb, be wholly on the eempainalhility and authority of Mr. $eibold. lite De irret Newel ma, or mar Not khare In the opinions twt forth.Editer. 24.--"It- Begins. a- 's said Expected to Commission Start Investigation Before Winter's Rush For Full well-knor- tn ,.,, i This was taken in some quarters N SON. to i It e II) an nd too ! mg t hat representatives of (Spenal to The ,oNeS, Le S f f S N Correepcondent.. I :the running trades and represent's- WASHINGTON, D. :,, illi , Aug. 24 of the road. totalling about wAiziuNr-,ToNoAiig 21.The pro-- , The managers of the two major pop er cent of the mtleage of tho rnited ofl ;tames has reacheUsome sort of den- litical parties are far;11Part in al,- - posed go.ivortin.ontil invoslention as rocornmenled t,11 indiistrii rite ,prnp,sa: for Settlement. which praising the value of the tariff ii,d the c,v1I :has been reported to the shop crafts Pr1,int 'Harding will bo undor way, bonus as campaign leanest.a meeting with at the med.ating to-brot leerhocot 01 pill, is hich followed The Democrats will hatura:ty !ry to within a month, it WR prodicted the WIth leadors. 3 ex.cuttves. Prlon make it the paramount issue of thei7 divi by a fedrall W.!ns:r1Vit Nli, croating ,,. rAlk,tme,im6mbodrtito.fthme stih,,optrithie.:.c.Sormaant,:rrirtt campaign to cut the Republican maout thol 1'0 neWSI,T,TpPr mon I'll tell you that, jority in the senate and Win control of coal commission to carry ,z theres going to be no settlemnt with the house of representatives. probe was son? to th "Pinto today' . 19 l You can put that Associated tho railroad. the lany by its hogs. Prss.) passago lily The Republican 'Prbgram has not following lin ynur pipe and smoke it.' SAN 111NCISCO, Aug. 21. l,. rfloasuro Wl, in!.T14P4 rrirrinetly sufficiently crystallised-- toT, justify a :Il an official While FTatornent was In find a logislativ romdv to prom Space has been reseried at one from the shop craft :eoders. prediction Al to the intountof import-&nemine flti.ino nocurrenco of the of the most extlushe hotels here 'lacking the candidates rr that.party will and rooilltant coal shortage. for a duke, a duchess, a maitl, a Ithis comment svas regirded as signitiIvent of the bill believe Its other servants, 37 rant in connection with the statement , valet. sundry attach to the tariff et I attributed to heads of the stationarY es bo facilitated by ft4,11Ato pieces of baggage and a Pekinese It is by no means certain the Ford- ers Inwillordor trades One night that the brotherhood the In havo oc,mmission in entourage and due. pup. all men had not beon authorized to sug- ney.licCumber tariff bill which at work bofore tho wintor ,nal ilto. it was announced to- dSaat,ur. settlement plan gest any seporato passed the senate on the 19th with "rush- Is inartd. In its prosont form ahandonment cf The space hits been reserted twhich would involve -three Republican votes against It will ith. hill authorizos the commission to! one and one all of the for the Tallerand-l'erigonM. policy of Ilene de for the, dolv. into op.ratorstif profits emerge from the conference between and first duke of Taherand and ;for' ali Policy.companios and It brv.-procing be !earned offIcial could Nothing two houses in lirne to play a cr,r,- bp!ieve(3 his powon could bo us.," the thirteenth count of tsrignola and the early this afternoon his dueliesa who WnS at one time sptcuous part in determining congres- 'hp governto:ont to provont coal proflatest setlemont proposal. if one had ci h 'liss Anna Gould tif New York. rnonths wiri.c. irirg sional elections. Ili...ring n unoffleiai One het frame.' . rr.s.n,. of liO bonns bill in- The maid. lalet. other sarkatita w hich could not be confirmed.report. was The congressional leaders of Presi- thoTt sonat... and luggage tenstitute the enlid werild. Iola,it was nobles ,tha! the lit roads still rtillusing to re- dent Harding's party are divt,,led in final Pn r!rnPr t of tho Winslow 1Ill Many oriental tourage. full had , with seniority. and a few royal persons from ;instate srikers opinion on this point. The two-- ra- for pris.lilv two siooks ...Sonator Mcagreed to tako them ail back and let South cif the equator and ease of tional of them who apprehend the ef- Cirriloor. North Dakota. Poptilillitari, them. thiough merit and efficiency. Suez hate lisitd !sin Francisoo. fect of the damaging popu:ar case in chars. of ho bonus. ArtnIneC1 lint visits by Eurepcan nobility :work thernsolves back gradually into made against the bill would :ike to t,e. arr... T,, inking iT , ,I h. their old rankings it remain in conference until after the 'in 'h. s.nato as soon as tho bonus is 'are not frequeni and besides the Fol!rial-- g the breakup of Ille meatdueliess is looked tall aa sort cif DP November contests. The MorrATI, paoscd. mg the laintherhood leaders departed hom folks. sti there'li he a leaders. who are fully justified in aiwel,r,14. also loclared ht a roar door and it WWI report- lthri.:igh mserLng partisan adtiantage, wiii, of not ,, .arlter consideration of splurge tor one thing the (hike and el that they hal gone to the Yale course, do the best they can to tre4t tho ro.as ir, whirb Prosidort 11ari1 !club to meet the committee of execuduchess will get the presidential the tariff as an accomplished fact. inc. as I in his ii:Fssi!e-- , to Corcross.extra For another. an tivt,T, suite. basing their claim on the passage of it if a for a final vote.d valet. ivcro i. agr,od TITTP a and attendant other ,altin committee was self appointed by both house' on the recommendaon tho will he for the purp,s. of giving further tion of President Harding. pro sertantrl proxided ,.:,, ,, !! now stands, tempore. It was the understand-lo!study To th. seniority proposals of the Detnocratio Contention. !for a roport fr,ri tho rrrITT,I.,!nr !0 of the hotel management that arid to constder me,liat:,,n lay Ian 1.1 l':1 rt. be contended by Democratic a for the be would chaperon pup iaivisahitity of entering into separate was rifo today on !hp: candidates that regardless of the treatC11,111 hate inin the eatourage. witnstrikers. the r)t. !he cerr.m!k,!,'n ment of the tariff measure by the structions to serve only the best l can s iv nothing, for tor) much Joint conference it must be accepted A Rpr,,,irrrertr. Atleh are te, de and terre. escargot primmest :has hen said alibeady." declt;red Bert rr.,,,,,as the official expresaion of the Re- made li" 'h. prosident rniist bonieff a ia mode obtainable durM. Jewoll. after the hrotherhood meet- All hy iho rongr.ss publican party in accordance with its 'coot ing the sojourn. The oniy staement I can make tng the. p,;h!!r. tr:t! pledge to pans "a protective tariff is that we will use every endeavor pos. The riost extraordinarY measure." tohle to seirie this sitt.ke. It must 71 UM I, ottornEn feature of the tariff debate which rel be sett led." sulted in the passage of two acts based Altc. eMarttal cITY, it was confirmed that Subsequently on fundamentals diametrically oppo- ,r,, h t10- h.on pn,,IlrrPd in the brot herhood i tilers were meeting site, was the resentment against it r ;nRtrnala of Renount t sithileth'Itidie,e displayed by business, journalist and nT' it,t th revolwv,nary rne,recivic agencies which usually support t?1,' frt,nn thp n:ent ac,nr:ling to nelvie. knoath th,, Daniel Willarderoup" .;1a.:,,11.,r, ,;t .. gr,ve,rnrnent tn,lav (Continuttd on mining page) ' Ifter,;:ioherfbre:ml,et of it,latt tBakititntotre 'etiocu. iives M, ieadership amoiri,g tho inienicr.t for a strike settlement. .., c.ock At the meeting adjourned , for-- luncheon. illy The Associated rress.) A A ug W SHIN(470. 24 PresiEvirrything is gr,:ig on nicely,- one dent Hording, it wee learned today, said the brotherhood chiefs. -has enirusted to Budget Director Lord We expect to have another meetIng IS. the task of breaking a deadlock exist- - 'later in the aftetrionn. LACK IS ing between Secretary Fati and Chairman.Lasker of the shipping board ors renevsa: of the Ishp-- ; Fishing Boats Found tho quost:on trd.it contract with the interior ptng Smuggling Narcotics If you take a husky bee and train him properly be will work 24 hours 44 the day. if you ean kPep the department fcr naval royalty oils de-it ,ts Fall, Along - Pacific Coast seoretary expla:r.01. light on hint. if you. could adjust the SUR and turn it on again aboet the tone it sets you could have the --cdtned - ttcr renew art- Pt rra bees going ail the time. Bees are bears for work. They don't knorw anything else anti are glad of it. obtalrItbd the whereby ,s,,,ord Press ) shipping' haat, naof .harrelit nti,C,r0 Wach A nom,SEATTLL, If you have a perfectly good hive you can turn them loose for a week or tun on the wolden norides of approxlmatelv Aug 24 Atal t311 torith!Y fnr its vela...els at a !her aA California. Then you can bring them into ttah SIM give them a chimer at the purple blontrut of the alboats the tnidearittnent price leas than narcotics 711,0 the L'n'tfalfa. If you wanted to do so. you could take them up into the mountains and let them feed on the gild a 4"4"-'- 1 "5t5 States tPrough the Wand!, along the flowers that grow in such profusion there. In other wordc. if you will just point out a flower to a bee rncre than the price- the shipping caaAt af Firtit.h calatni,la 'between hoard has it,ten paying' you will get action at once. The be likes it and the flower might not have progeny if the bee didret come Puget Sound aal Aaatheasten Alaaka. was around and pay a side noCt, haagirreTn Li itt.esr!ted an a renewal a,c ,tdna, to J. J. ig. W. and Our Filth bees are very busy little persons. They work between eunrisc and sunset anti they gather a at the n14 pritot. The matter Wds re- f,i4Ara! nacc,tic whn arc , lot of delicious nectar. Utah honey has already achieved a place by itwit It has a flator a little bit tiff; to ferrest President liardiog tatho,e,-an., a.,,,,,ottan to tha, asked General Lard PA .ferent from other honey. It could hardly be otherwise. considering the winds that sweep dots n the mannhee,wel styptli a positionFa:: intervene. Secretary You At look to have of' want. ic.,..thtkar., Alaslia. Mr IS:gzol. tains. If you pick your time you can have the bees making any kind honey you was mid tn he that rnpathtz- Pritted Stat, cu.tns :nen r,i ite that after them. though and tend them like children becanae they are delicate and temperamental. withtald Mr, he the strugalera-tak- e Ltaker's hiz pasotion ing There is a man in Utah who 10VetS bees and be was a state inspector of tint:tries. He said that a year thatight the navy was entitled to a th.r tcaegoes at Prance hapert. normal market prire for Its tiVarnn4,the,!)errleuns'uvantl,, or so ago We had 50,000 colonies of bees and 'produced over 3.000,00e pounds of honey. He said we oil could double this without the slightest trouble. I will give you hi words exactly Rs reported to the gover,,., bour.4 to Seottie. Ito, plocd from Ketch:kart- are giving their attention to The demand for bees is increasing yearly and a few of the more Defense of Alleged the production.' of bees. rather than of honey. and are profiting thereby. We purchaeed last spring about Klansmen in Court three etwloadis of bees in California and hundreds of package containing two pounds of ivees with queen were forwarded to us by express from points in the south. Trial Nearly Complete l 'Winter Inters continue to be a serious menace and may finally eliminate those who practice 'indif. (Pv The Asso iated Press ) ferent and careless methods. The practical Market. however, is gtving ha bees the needed care and protecLC'S ANtiELEtz. Aug 24 Only one tion from the cold and acquiring ample stores of honey. A writer for the ntagazinee recently (By The Associated Press) piece of evidence remained to, he !Il- the hope, "that every would oonsclentimudy realize the humane neceseity of lowtering the TONOPAH, Nev.. Aug 24 The tro,lued before the Jet,' nre would Casino, center of sport for thee comfort and promoting the welfare of these' helpless.- - yet most energetic little beings of all exestion." who turned up pay di rt when gold complete its case in the tri.a i. of rr- Further along our apiarist says: t alleged members of the Ku mining was at its height in the "We can Confidently anticipate a rapid increase In the number of colonies. - The reeources of Utah Klux !Can on feiony cnarges growini; district, Is no more The famous rsit-4 n a lea k'wo.a.iii. Arra 23. ths St beets an 5.000.060 annual honey env' et Terderroustirmt, remising-Ithoreayilis ftundcY IrUppOrt100;000 1:01001 it a as stated early today. H, ot gold hunters as a pare where. the Fatted Stat'm-es- t LIM ted at 20000,000- - pounds-annual-ly and our quotti-othe entire hotter production of eou In palmier days. rou,etto Wheels eat& was a chemical analysis of liquor from 5,000,000 colonies, Should not be lesta. , We hate the enviable record of ne complete eeaionabIc fail. ; hummed and cards were turned. said to have been obtained by the urea to secure a crop of honey, ani the yield per colonial equal to., if not in excess, of that of our other ln the lies etakes, for today high raiders at the horns and bonded win,ry .e" '" ' stairs"center of a fire devastated area o' Fidel and Yatias Eldliayen. obje.,:cr which swept the beart of the of the raid and pyognetots of an a:- 1 mom. Tonopah tenderloin district yes- - . leged "blind pig,' &meeting to the Clip these each day. The collection will be !ideals hatermition on ye me own state. ,t, defer's'. i terday. ; WILT i 1 K i - INDUSTRY MAY By Louis Seibold. -' show-dow- 4 I (By Atsoc.lated rtPSF CH1CAGO. Aug, 4.Michigan's state ssindicallism law svak the first; 1 es en 'or Ir- - Michigan Officers Take Many in Raid in Woods' 1 . ry, lla pRoBE 1 or. , I Brotherhood Spokesman 1551JES 1 E , BIJIISEll 1 nd le- ON BONUS AND PLAN eace 'Solution Resting Upon Shop Workers Declares LEADERS APART FOR VETERANS asi$ For Railrckad 111; , Alleged Leader of Organization Awaits- State - Extradi. , tionAuthorities Plan to Break Up Greatest 'Soldiers Who Want Imme- Managers of Major Parties , ' Conspiracy in Ye.arsRecords Seiz- diIate Compensation Should Divided as to Value of ed at Chicago. These Subjects in Making Be Given Funds, Declare I Campaign. New Mexican. (By International News Service.) rstAmorsor.,. ad- - 4 4, -, BONUS CASH MICHIGAN RAID; FOSTER CAUGHT ?; at on 4- - 4- - 17 CAPTURED IN - rar 4- - r, II i Nobility Cometh To s San Francisco Et Town Is All Agog T!-,- I . .. at i - coneng A ; ,31-- diYi , proa-ide- V-t- g ; 'rr,e,-ere,,,,- I -- rir,-,ior- rprfn! i l President Appoints m'' er D.'rector to or ter:oztencduttlitat-ee- it:ilta,tt,tittti-Teh-- TIT! Solve Oil i Question THE TRUTH ABOUT UTAH OF SUNSHINE THE ONLY ACTIVITIES. SOME , 1 I i DRAWBACK 1 , - 13t-- - - ' Tonopah Gambhng Center Destroyed diet-trui- ' fr d bee-keep- er ,i1 i , e ' - y t- t , ---- - - . .. - I :ti, , ' , , I ! I - , - , . ibsalwalw-losoac- . , 4, |