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FLIGHT TO Crime Prevention Bureau Credited With Rounding Up "fAMAMA FIELD Bandit Gang For Police Knew Names of Those Plant Trees And Save Planning Crime and About Where It Would Take Dirigible May ?Bp In Place Would Have Been Caught in Act But For Training Foi At--- Present" From 1 Sudden Change in Arrangements' Destruction jlantic Trip HEW FORESTS j Tide May Bring Harry Brooks1 BodvTo Sunday afternoon when the sun was setting In a blaze of glory It was o'clock 6 There was an opening In a fringe of dark clouds on the western horizon above Great Salt lake and the tun bursting through made an ocean of deep red flame with purple islands and in the center was a ball of fire South of the city was 'a bank of storm clouds Land ' Fla Fbe 27— (AP) Ford flivver plane which disappeared into the Atlantic ocean Saturday night off Melbourne was washed ashore near here this mornNo trace was found of the ing body of Harry Brooks who was piloting: the plane when it disappeared The plane was badly damaged One wing had been entirely torn off by the waves and the fabric of the other wing was stripped The propeller was - broken and the fuselage wrecked SEARCH FOR BODY The plane was loaded on a truck and brought into Sebastian Ford officials said it would be sent to Jacksonville The search for Brooks' body continued with airplanes looking over the sea coasts and beaches and boats searched the sea Motorcycle officers patrolled the beaches The sea which prevented boats from going to the wrecked plane yesterday continued rough this morning Ford officials said the plane was washed ashore and' was found early this morning by a motorthe cycle policeman patrolling ' beach Examination of the strap by which Brooks was said to have fastened' himself into the plane when he left Titusville Saturday offered no clue as to whether' he dlsen- gaged himself before the crash The battered c6ndition of the fuselage made this means of determining the pilot's exact fate impossible It was generally believed however that' he had time to free himself before the plane fell WAIT FOR TIDF Almost total demolition of the body of the plane obliterated any other indication which might have been found of Brooks' actions before or after the drop While search for Brooks' body went forward with vigor fishermen familiar with such matters ventured the opinion that it should be brought in by the tide this afternoon if ever They said that if the body did not wash ashore by high tide at 3 o'clock this afternoon it probably never would be found SEBASTIAN Overhead two droning airplanes of field on Jhe southern ' outskirts ' Ogrden Back in the mighty hills the peaks were hidden from view in a mist j The thole scene was one of charm and speculative interest "What would the men and women who first came into this part of the world carrying the burdens of civilization have said if out of an unknown country had come great objects in the sky like mighty birds but with a whirr and without a flap of wings? They would have been overawed and even appalled at the sight and might have felt like slinking under cover But what will the future bring? Wonder If some new instrument will be in use 60 years hence quite as far beyond our Imagination now as was the airplane to the pioneers Wonder if 20 years from now travelers going from Europe to China will make non-sto- p flights in airships ahd "be able to look down on Ogden as they' sail - ' Will airplanes be as common as automobiles are today? Will (people feel less tied to communities and be more unstable in their home attachments? How would you like to live to see the changes in the next 100 years? One of our popular novelists haj written a story with a blind man as his hero When asked why he Beleeted a blind man' he said he pot the idea after a study of the blind ut a soldiers'" home ' ' for the blind He made this observation "Once a man has learned to be blind he is 7hot at so great "a disOften advantage 'as you think he has the jump on thoe'oX us who think we tsvt everything" v '" - - - Do you tjet statt-men- of that f hi-- t full significance "'Once a man to be blind? AwfcpMng what you are that is a big part of learning tu live to best purpose has-karne- If you are permanently handiin capped any way make the best vi jour fcliortcomlngH If you are black and not white don't' grieve over the color If you must wear heavy glasses in order to ee don't over emphasize the fact that your vision ' is impaired If you are fat and envy those who are thin get away from that absurd longing Be what you are and find satisfaction in your limitations Whatever be your defects make for them by developing your up bes-- t qualities If you cannot be masterful in mind you can be beautiful in heart and radiant in soul For every one there in life is a place If you are blind learn to be blind That is a powerful sermon in contentment - - ' ' With sawed-of- £ a shotguns gang of six men made an attack on a Grand Trunk line train in the outskirts of Chicago and after dynamiting the mail car carried away 1133000 A day last week bandits with a machine gun held up a bank When the west was much a wilderness bandits operated in isolated' districts and obtained small sums of money but ' nothing so daring as the holdups lately perpetrated in the east ever occurred in the wild' and woolly west j Are men becoming more desperate and is there a greater disrespect for law and order? Our answer ia no but there are more opportunities for robbery and safer rheaws of escape v In the lonely stretches of the west in the past highwaymen could get away by going into hidThey ing in untraveled areas might make their way to rough country with no beaten trails FLIGHT TO SEA BRINGS TRAGEDY " bscnffer Fail Pj Jot And e u jo Jt i ru io Airport NEW YORK Feb 27— AI— flight in the freezing cold of Saturday afternoon by a pilot and a paentrer who wanted to meet an incoming liner and wave a greeting to a woman today was believed to have added two more names to the list of fliers lost at ea ' The two missing men are Walter Hendricks 27 years old of Kew Gardens Long Island and professional pilot and Ihe paspenger is believed to be Dave Staggert whose address is unknown They took off from Curtis field Long Island Saturday afternoon with a four-hou- r gasoline supply and nothing had been heard of them since Search by air and water failed to bring any trace of them plane Hendricks' fellow aviators feared the plane which was not equipped for landing on water had been forced 'down with a frozen engine It would not have remained long afloat and the only hope was that the flier had landed near some small ship which did not have a radio An area of several hundred miles off Fire island was scanned yesterday from a plane hired by a man said brother of Staggert M M Merrill field manager of the Curtis flying service who piloted the rescue plane said visibility was good and they were able to examine the ocean surface for 100 miles and i also searched all the sandy coves and beaches along the way Coast guard cutters also searched the waters off Fire island A pas-senge- r or-thei- to-b- e - Butch Cassidy and his gang did counthat in the try on the eastern edge of Utah Hole-in-the-W- all But the bandits in Chicago 'and other big eastern cities can escape in automobiles leaving no trail behind them and be completely lost to view in a few minutes alter a robbery VALUABLE CROP CRAFT MUCH TORN No Clew Is Found As To How Mishap Occurred — The made' a flights in a circle over the city and south to the landing I MRS CHARLES UOTT DIES IN ARIZONA ' 27 — TUCSON Ariz Feb (AP) — Mrs Charles S Mott wife Coolidge Calls On People To Observe --Week ' a' r -- 22-28 WASHINGTON Feb 27 — (AP) 8 was set —The week of April a in by today proclamation apart nation-wid- e President Coolidge for j observance ' of American Forest week by "public discussion of our I forests and of what must be done to safeguard and restore them" Thf president emphasized particularly the need for suppressing the forest fire evil and pointed out the benefits that will accrue from making the forest' lands of the United States fully productive of continuous timber crops TEXT OF PROCLAMATION Th6 text of the proclamation fol— lows: "For several years a special week has been 'set apart for public discussion of our forests and of what must be done to safeguard and restore "them Among the agencies making for progress in this direction J American Forest week has I am glad proved its usefulness and to proclaim it again ' and to announce that Canada is again conobserving a similar week " ' currently "The rehabilitation of our' forests demands first of all that the forest fire evil be suppressed Many of our forested states with the cooperation j ©f timberland ' owners and tail drivers — have undertaken organized protecSailors plumbers bricklayers those are just a few of the 'exclusively masculine" callings now "fol- tion against forest fires: and -in rethe Clarkelowed by women The government census bureau records that women cent years under federal the government ' hold 537 different jobs has given its support to the move-mer- it enThis great must be' extended and terprise Thus Far There Are No Female Soldiers Engine Drivers strengthened' until every forested county in the United States is safeBrakemen or CpncJuctors But Ladies Are Laying guarded against forest fires ' ' Brick and Stone Doing Carpenter Work SailFAR FROM GOAD ' ' "But we are still far from the ing Vessels Paperhanging' Mining Coal of completeprotection" Every' goal ' and Running Taxicabs and Racetracks year on the average 80000 fires scourge our woodlands J steadily For undermining their the-blavitality Bv RODNEY DUTCHEE lUd situation falls this l f equally on lis all— agencies HE A Service Writer rarely' provide adequate protection ?7-r-V can one thing a woman There's Feb fire the timberland own' against WASHINGTON ' ' ' er is too often - Indifferent to his worker is too property the forest ' ''She can't be the father of a familee-6-e!'- 7 often neglectful - of the future forSo ended the chords of a vaudeville song current some est citizen is too often n I BpiCDggS AlTbtTfOAj COHT 22-2- - lj - - -- - iff- 1 jurists-fisherme- Mc-Naryil- aw - ma - j' - j - - the-averag- the woods We years ago dealing with the plaint that the girls' were taking must all gain such respect for' the over nearly every type of job previously occupied only by forest that its destruction through Indifference or carelessness shall men be unthinkable 4- two dozen about Today only "We1 cannot permanently abuse jobs remain to'be held by the eight our forests with Impunity The soil and a half million working women la' the' ultimate source'-oall our listed by the Of wealth: and of life' itselfcensus bureau in the last census of' our American soil is best only 35 were 'not held by jany of Much of this suited for forests the sex but quite' a few ofjthe 35 i already idle More of it is A MOOSE land ARIZO were of similar type g being5 made idle by destructive IJST IS MMUXKINC4 and fire Yet we can not safeMost of thesa exclusively ' male ly perfnit bur forest land to lie faljobx call for the heaviest inanual arid useless any more than we No Shows uomm of labor but Mercy low" themj surely Jury can permit our farms and factories have beri invaded by' Women To Mother of to 111 Idle t since th last census I Feminists may scoff at the sugNEW FARM CROP Two 'To make our vast empire of forany job 4 womgestion that there's an can't handle as well as k man est land fullyj productive of contiAriz TUCSONV 27— Feb (AP) but here are the occupation lifted — The first woman to face the nuous-crops of timber will have as reporting no woman employed momentous consequences in our n Eva Mr? Arizona in gallows and they're official: life It will give agricultoday awaited behind jail bar national Farmer or foreman on a turpen- the date ture the advantage of a new valuof formal pronouncement able-crop tine farm foreman qverseerj in- of sentence afford employment spector scaler surveyor teamster to millions of men in the for5s 50 years old Mrs who Dogatb or and the rnffte'r of ' two children est industries Itrwlll provide raw or hauler with lumberman ditcher on a farm It was convicted Saturday nlgbt of materials for many industries There is no lady boilermaker the railwill our for furnish traffic A of is Math ranch J roofer or slater ladler or pourer er amyrder' The Jury having roads? It will maintain foreign and ago (of molten metal) "Iron puddler failed year It- will reto a" life sen- domestic commerce recommend millwright founder or plate printer tence the death penalty is manda- store lour forests as conservers of roller or roll hand (in metals) or tory Bhe will be sentenced March soil and water and as givers of ' structural iron worker ' V health and Pleasure to our people no soldiihs — was a "We already have made a beginMrs in arrested Dugan Brakemen steam railroad conPlains N Y hospital after ning in forest renewal but the task ductor locomotive engineer loco- aWhite She had is stupendous and w0 should pernationwide search steam' railroad been' motive fireman unat" mit no satisfaction over what has the employed hospital motorman railway mail clerk der the name of Eva Davis Orig- been (lone to blind us to the magforeman or overseer in water she was convicted of larceny nitude of what remains to be done those' still are inally transportation — allAnd Mathis of automobile and later ' v CADDS ON ADD of course masculine jobs to participating in the I Calvin Cooltherefore ' "Soj there is no woman Soldier! sailor confessed Bofcbery was assigned as idge slaying or marine in the service president of the United States 'the motive cenof Ainerlca" do hereby designate And that according to the sus bureau is all! and 'set aside as American' Forest Doubtless week the week beginning April 22 there would be women in some of the heavy mechanical trades if they ARCTIC EXPLORER and ending April 28 in this year were permitted there by jthe unions of 1928 r I recommend to the govTO GOES HOSPITAL ernors of the 'Various states that But organizations like the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers still they designate thi3 week for NEW TOPK Feb 27— (AP)— specialalso retain the idea that women (should Vilh observance by all "our peoexSitefansson Arctic jalmur 'and where1 spend their lives at the throttle of that ple practicable Belle-vue has been admitted to careless'wjth-fireri- : - FACES VOMAI : f - -- One-four- th I Jog-gin- i Du-ga- j It-wil- l William O'Connor deputy com missioner of police after spending most of the night on the case said he would turn over to the postal inspectors for prosecution these men:1 "Llmpy Charlie" Cleaver at whose home was found $17125 and $600 in bonds William Donovan whom police say plotted the robWilliam Car-mobery with Cleaver Francisco and Joseph Angelo Lamm the latter proprietor of a pool room where "members of the gang were said to have gathered Bergierr ens Old Age Bill 27 — Feb WASHINGTON - dy that people in the United States fail to earn enough in their working years to provide for their old ajre Representative Bcrger Socialist of Wisconsin announced today that he had drafted a Mil providing Cor payments of $12 week to all persons 60 years -of age or over ' "Charity and the poorhouse" Bcrger says "must do today what it is the duty of the gov76000- - ! rob-beries- IIAGUME HUE BURNED Adjoining Property Street Twenty-fift- h On 549 y street a brick residence was swept by fire this afternoon "The roof was destroyed and the interior was being damaged by water Two lines of hose were laid but the firemen experienced 'difficulty in battling the flames as one line of hose sprung several leaks leaving only ona line effective thousand persons gathered to "A witness the flames The roof of the house on the east of the residence became ignited Mr Magulre was struck by ah automobile several months ago and only recently has been able to get about on crutches" Mr Magulre estimated the loss at more than $25000 The house was insured but' there was none partly on the contents Included in the list of things lost in the flames were books paintings pictures iewels a collection of weapons and manuscripts besides the furnishings The hose broke four times before 2:30 o'clock The firemen finally got a line of bose laid inside the house and raztd the roof the pressure of the water tearing away tho blazing material Th house of A: W Walker adjoining Vas somewhat damaged by water Shells and cartridges In Mr Maguire's collection of weapons from all over the world many of which were stored in the attic were exploding for 10 or 15 min-ut- p during the latter minutes of the fire They sent spectators darting for cover The fire is thought to have been caused by defective wiring Twenty-fift- h two-stor- -- -- - Ma-gui- re ' :' ': i yit - ii -- :! -- v "- - - - 4 - -- -- ? - nine-ty-ysv- - en plorer hospital for1 diagnosis of an ailmtnt the exact nature of which was not disclosed The New York Times however says it is understood the ailment' which is of a minor nature was superinduced by a too persistent diet of fish this article of food being the principal means of sustenance on 'his Arctic expeditions SALT : LAKE $tS HURT II? MOTOR ACCIDENT SALT LAKE CITY Feb 27— (AP) — Two brothers Wilburt Han- j - - aijd not in conflict with law- or custom Arbor day be observed during the course of the same week I urge that during that week all citizens and appropriate organiza- public officials legislators r business organizations educators editors clergymen land owners arid others— give" "thought to the preservation arid 'wise use of our forests to the end that ener getic forest policies will be adopt ed in all communities" - tions--tndudin- g I ' sen 18 and Bert Hansen 22 were injured when their motorcycle crashed head-o- n into a truck at a street intersection here today ' The younger brother suffered a skull fracture possible internal injuries and severe lacerations on tbe head and body Bert Hansen suffered lacerations on the face head and legs i ' — UTAH BIRD BEFUGE BILL IS APPROVED WASHINGTON" Feb 27— —The Colton bill to establish(AP) the Bear river migratory bird refuge at Great Salt lake Utah was approved house agricultural today by th committee which however reduced the proposed appropriation s IDAHO SUSPECT " - a kitchen range COAL MIXERS TOO There are policewomen and lady coal miners there are lady osteoand lady taxi drivers paths There are women blacksmiths and women brick and stone masons carpenters paper hangers plasterers plumbers stonecutters gunsmiths and contractors More than 8000 are listed as authors editors and ' reporters 17S7 are "clergymen" 1791 are lawyers judges and justices 41 are civil electrical- mechanical and mining engineers One is a vetj erinary surgeon 8 are aeronauts 7644 are designers draftsman and inventors One hundred and are keepers of race BRIGIIffi HOLDS - : OUT FOR COHGrBECS - Alarr Wanted For Twin Falls Robbery Is Captured - Earl T Barnett 32 of Pueblo Colo' was captured today in South Willardby Jack Evans marshal of y and Sheriff Jack Zundell having in his possession valuables taken in a Twin Falls Idaho robbery Sunday night Barnett admitted the officers said- that after a holdup he tok the- victim to some willows pear Twin Falls beat him over the head with a gun and bound him Barnett then returned to Twin Falls and met Berkley Griggs about 21 who was standing on a corner The youth was forced into his own car and at the point of a gun drove Barnett to the vicinity- - of Foca-tell- o There Griggs was dumped out and Barnett headed for Utah According to the sheriff at who notified the Ogden police by telephone this morning the following was stolen from the Twin Falls store: Two $20 gold certificates 11 $10 bills nrne $5 bills a 32 caliber Colt pistol a 32 caliber Savage pistol a 38 caliber Smith & Weson revolver and a diamond ring Brigham-Cit- Po-ratel- lo - - of train crew A toy train having the name number of cars as the train that was to be robbed was used by members of the gang to perfect every detail With the aid of the toy train each man" was drilled in the part he' would take Jn the holdup ONE QN TRAIN On Saturday morning the train Chicago with the consignment lft of $1X3000 by two Chicago banks for two banks in Harvey Among the passengers according to the police reconstruction of the robwas Donovan It was Donobery van they say who pulled the emergency cord which brought the train to a stop So foresight the robber that they had planted a cache of dynamite undr the lonely SU Maria station in Evergreen Park to be used i£ the explosives carried by the men proved inadequate for blowing open the mail car door and safe The cache was found last night by members of the bomb squad Escape was made In a car driven the police charge by Carmody The division of the loot took place shortly after the robbery according to Information the police got in the Saturday night and Sunday Questioning of 25 men and women under arrest There were seven shares of $17000 each The extra $14000 the Donovan and Cleaver confession were understood to have explained was set aside as a legal fund CRIME PREVENTION The quick work of the police in solving the crime was attributed partly to the crime prevention bureau a secret department of 'police working under cover and seeking to learn' of impending crimes A tip that Cleaver had been heard to say he was planning a "big job" led to the tapping of telephone wires leading to his residence It was from constantly listening in to conversations over the Cleaver line that police got the names of several persons who the talk indicated Were "In" on the "big job" The wire tappers learned the robbery was to take place-afte- that the train reached 'Harvey In anticipation of it there were Chica- (Continued on Page Two) - - WASHINGTON Feb 27— (AP) Gif ford : Finchot formally " announced today that she was a candidate for the Republican nomination in'-- the fifteenth Pennsylvania district Thet wife of the former govern nor o( Pennsylvania wjll seek the seat held for the past seven terms "ho is by Louis T McFadden chairman of the house "banking committee Mr and Mrs Pinchot w ho spend part of their time in Washington maintain a home at Milford Pike county in 'the northeastern corner of 'Pennsylvania PinAmong other things-Mrchot pledged herself in a formal statement "to vote dry to live dry and to work for the dry cause" 51 " -- - s CRUISE IS SURPRISE Plans Long Undpr "Way But Were Kept ' Secret ' I WASHINGTON — Attempting Feb 27 — (AP) ) her longest journey since she was flown from Germany as the ZR-- 3 the 'dirigible Los Angeles was poking her silvery nose toward Cuba early today on a nonstop training flight from Lakehurst N J to' France field Canal Zone The big lighter-thari-a- lr craft took offlfrom her New 'Jersey sta- tion at 6:15 yesterday morning and nearly 19 hours later-shreported to the navy department that she had passed over Nassau1 British Bahamas about midway on the course to approximately 2200-mil- e i Panama ARRIVES TONIGHT If she maintains her present rate of better than 50 miles an hour It is estimated she should! reach her destination about 8 o'clock tonight The dirigible was south of Cuba and proceeding on her Svay to the canal zone at 6:40 a m today the navy department was informed by radio frpm the craft The entire contents of the message was not announced but it was taken to mean that she had decided to attempt the flight to Panama without mooring to the mast of the tender Patoka anchored In Guacanayaba bay about 700 miles this side of her destination j The flight is the first attempted non-sto- p voyage of a craft of its kind to the canal zone although two years ago the German-bui- lt dirigible flew to Porto Rico The craft is in charge of Lieutenant Commander Charles S ROfiendahl and has ft full crew aboard Most of the trip is being made over water to demonstrate the ship's fitness for the equivalent-t- o a transoceanic voyagt PLANS KEPT SECRET While the trip has been contemplated for some time news of her departure from Lakcburpfe was kept secret until aTter the ship was acj tually under way" The ship has been jrt touch by radio with the navy department at regular Intervals although these frew further apart as she progrebfc-e- d nearer her goal After reporting herself over New York harbor at 8 a m yesterday fhe radioed as she passed east of 240 miles off Cape Charles Va shore between Savannah and Jack300 miles east of Day-tosonville Fla and ovtr Nawau' t wax siil 1'larijH for the fljyhf hid lJr-- under way ever elnce the Los Arttrelfs arnimiiIUh-- l lb" if larking on the deckiof the carrier HuntOf?a At France fitld tslie j vylll hfve a mast only 60 high to moor' to e ii 6D8-f6- non-mljita- i ot ry 1 na ftt reedTETspeak Monday noon J — " In Ogdcii Senator James A Ricd of Missouri Candidate for the Democratic nomination for prefcidnt of the United States will be aspeaker in Ogden5 Monday March C it was definitely announced today by Amaeailammon Democratic county chairman Senator Reed will be the speaker at meeting Mr llammon said and the only detail- still to be settled is the place where he will appear It is likoly the meeting will be held in a loaI theatre Senator Rped will arrive in Ogden fhtrtly before noon next Monday and will ppeak here before he leaves for Salt Lake nhere he is scheduled for An evening addrecs It was said today that his speech will not be confined to furtherance of himself as a candidate but will be devoted principally toward bringing about complete harmony in the Democratic rankpi i runts missingFeb 27— J) C Three naval officers who Sft out on a fligllt today from Hampton Roads to Annapolis have riot btfn heard from the navy was advised WASHINGTON (AP)— -- LEVTHE NEARLY FREEZES IN AIR MITCHEL FIELD N Y Feb ( AP) — Charles A Levine in URGES' 'REP GREEH his trans-Atlantmonoplane Columbia with Wilmer Stultz as piOH CLAIMS COURT lot landed at 3f:10 o'clock this The fliers morning from Boston WASHINGTON Feb 27— (AP) were almojjt frozen as a result of — At the request of Senator Walsh a temperature that hovered not iar Democrat Montana the nomina- above the zero mark They said tion of Representative Green- Re- they had to fight a head wind of publican Iowa tobe a member of 40 miles an hour for almost the the court of claims at New-Yorentire trip The plane took off was referred today to a from Boston at 12:03 this This is not an unusual course for nominations but ordinarily those FLIER IS QUEENSLAND of members of congress are SYDNEY Feb 27— (AP)— Bert promptly unless objection Hinkler Australian flier arrived is raised or a protest lodged with at his home town of Bundaberg No protest hajs Queensland this afternoon from the committee been made in this ca&e Longreach£ 27-r- ' ' — ic - k con-ftrmi- ed -- w Democrats MakeDefinite Date For MeeHng r - — Mrs -r - Endangered 'The home of Dori Magnire The deputy- commissioner said he had detailed confessions from Cleaver and Donovan together with additional information involvin two other recent ing them — the Ravenswood National bank holdup in which $80000 was taken and the holdup of Joseph Fekete mortgage banker Fekete partly identified Cleaver Carmondy and Francisco as men who robbed him February 8 Bonds found at Cleaver's home were Identified as having been taken from the Fekete bank z The deputy police commissioner who has been in active charge of the investigation from the moment work was received that the Grand Trunk t train carrying pay111 roll money to two Harvey banks had been held up did not reveal the exact amount of money recovered' "It is a great deal more than the $17125 we jtound in Cleaver's home" he said "but the exact sum will not be announced until we have completed our work" ' WOMEN ARRESTED He would not discuss the police report that a raid on the far south side early today in which three women were arretted had led to the finding of $18000 of the stolen j money No robbery in police records was more carefully planned or executed than this O'Connor said The plotting execution and escape were reconstructed by detectives this way: The first step was to obtain" information as to how and when the be shipped This was money would followed ' by daily trips over the Grand Trunk to IJvergeen Park by one 'of the plotters — Donovan the police say Thus the plotters familiarized themselves with the routine - ernment to provide" DON MADK CONFESSIONS - eral Motors corporation died at 8 ociock last nignt at Bt Alary'B hospital Mrs Mott who with her husband was residing at a ranch near tracks Oracle came to Tucson about ten LADY SAILORS Women also have seen service days ago for medical treatment She was suffering f roni a severe before the mast Two are listed attack of tonsilitis under the heading "Captains masters mates and pilots" Thirty-tw- o women arei sailors and ' deckIDAHOAN FREED OF hands S23 are longshoremen and There are 20 street MAIL FRAUD CASE stevedores car motormen 41 steam railroad officials and and — 565 switchmen superintendents NEW YORK Feb 27-(AP) and flagyardmen A motion for the dismissal of the men indictment One hundred and fifty-thre- e charging George Graham Rice of New Tork Walter ladies conduct businesses- in junk K Torstin of Boise "Idaho Doctor Twenty-on- e are lighthouse keepWalter Harvey Reed geologist and ers Enactment of the Volstead the Wall street Iconoclast with law drove 109 lady bartenders conspiracy to use the mails to de- into other professions but" the refraud was granted in United States ports do not show how many went district ' court today into bootlegging - April — Police today announced the so-- 1 CHICAGO ofFeb 27— (AP) the $133000 mail "train robbery at Evergreen Park Saturday morning the arrest of five of the seven ban dits and the recovery of a large part of the stolen money you have a parage Siandar a AMant'Ad will find you a tenant today Phone now 252 and enjoy the profits that a vacant garage is eating ip - |
