Show t THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER STEP-SO- AGADIANS PAY MARRIED TO WIDOW N POLICE SHOOT DOWN KILLER AMERICA VISIT I a Evangeline Descendants Enjoy Feast of 1 Patrolman And Woman Hurt In Ohio Pistol Battle a ' Crawfish i ABBEVILLE La April 17— (AP) —The trail Evangeline trod in exile from the forest primeval of her native Acadia was followed today by 150 pilgrim descendants of the folks she left behind They are here to I return last year's visit of their “Cajun" cousins and participate in the unveiling Sunday of a statue in St Martinsville of Longfellow's heroine The visitors from Grand Pre including girls clergy and officials a feast of barbecued craw enjoyed fish— a famous "Cajun" delicacy — last night and gathered this morning for mass with the natives in the church quaint and aged Acadian here Today’s Journey led through the Spanish moss hung lanes of live oaks of the Bayou Teche country into adozen villages where receD-tiohad been prepared Tonight will be spent in Lafayette The statue of Evangeline is in the shadow of the tall Gothic spires of the St Martinsville chureh which was built In 1765 bv the Capuchian Jean Francois and is priest Rev house of worship in the oldest Louisiana St Martinsville "Cajuns" claim that Evangeline’s gTave is Isby this pointchurch but her grave also ed out elsewhere and of course there is no certainty that the maid ever existed save in Longfellow's ' fancy However the exile of Evangeline’s peoole is no mere legend The story of how upwards of 14000 of them were driven from Nova Scotia to Louisiana by the British during the contest between France and England over the North American continent is one of the most moving chapters in this state’s history To-of day there are several thousand the Acac&ans In this section of the state and their name Hafdeen corrupted to "Cajuns” Atn the 'time of the wholesale deporta-tlbabout 4000 of the Acadlans remained around Grand Pre Though no visit was exchanged between the Canadian and Louisiana groups until last year they have remained lanvery similar In customs and comguage to each other and their mon ancestors of two centuries ago A BOWLING GREEN Ohio April 17— (AP)— Willis "Billy the Killer” Miller known to police of a number of mlddlewestem cities as an all around bad man was dead two of his girl companions were under arrest and a second gunman was hunted today as the aftermath of a gun fight with police Miller was Identified by finger- A prints as the man slain when he lived up to his boast that he would never be captured alive and shot it out with Police Chief Carl Galliher and Patrolman Ralph Castner yesterday His companion escaped after critically wounding Castner One of the two girls who gave her name as Beulah Baird 20 Kansas City divorced wife1 of Walter Ash slain in Kansas City a month Si t r f ' y i A avo body with a bullet in her skull She was in a critical condition today The other girl believed to be her sister said she was Ruth Saunders 23 Kansas City but each gave different names for the other and police were uncertain of their Identities The second gtfhman listed here as Clarence Saunders of Kansas City was suspected by police of that city as being Charles Arthur Floyd a pal of Miller’s wanted in connection with the slaying of Wallace and William Ash The Ash brothers were believed to have been killed because of their rivalry with Floyd over two Baird sisters CREATED SUSPICION The four had created suspicion here by spending large sums of money and Chief Galliher and Castner stopped at their automobile to question them Miller started shooting but was fatally wounded after firing only once His companion sped away in the automobile as the guns blazed The wounded girl was picked up and the other captured after a short chase Castner who kept firing although he fell with bullets in his abdomen and right thigh was not expected to live today Since killing his brother Joseph at Beaver Pa in 1925 Miller stead - He was acquitted of slaying his se brother on a plea of of a number was for wanted but holdups In the middlewest 44 self-defen- Former Ogden Man Found Dead On Farm i MEAD WARNS ready to go ahead on the Hyrum project just as soon as the water j users agree on how the project should fbe conducted” Dr Mead tl said "When we begin to make up the budget of the bureau for next year we should know whether or not sufficient progress has been made to i I WATER USERS f J Dam Fund Lauck Students Injured In School Explosion SALT LAKE CITY April 17—W Ezra Cragun and Owen W Ward university students suffered minor afternoon when injuries Thursdaytube an exnerimental exploded in 1 ‘ Cache Must Accept Or Let assure the project” — li J Others Have U S “If ever a reclamation project Jusl RUPERT Idaho April 17—F G 58 farmer of Minidoka county coming here from Ogden in 1914 with his wife and twin daughters Dorothy and Louise Lauck now seniors in Rupert high school was found dead at his farm three miles southwest of Rupert early Wednesday 'Death was caused from drinking a disinfectant Mr Lauck was alone at his farmhouse at the time Mrs Lauck and in to Rupert daughters having come a few days before to be near school i i : i tifies itself" he commented' "the Echo reservoir unit ought to do so ' f this 17— Dr year” to Echo went Mead and others I J i SALT LAKE CITY April TUP) — Farmers who would benefit dam during the afternoon and he j by the Hyrum project — the Cache boarded a train there later in the county —unit' of the Salt Lake basin to day for Cheyenne project had been advised today either reach an agreement or be prepared to see the reclamation but Carol Plans King reau take up another project Non-Politic- al The advice was given by Dr El wood Mead commissioner of recla17 April ef-mation who visited Salt Lake City —BUCHAREST Rumania s thwarted Carol in Las return on from his (AF— King Thursday -i constitunormal a to obtain forts Vegas Nev his “The department will have funds tional cabinet today returneda tononoriginal plan to constitute government to replace that the combustion room of the chem- political Mironescu which resignPremier of at the University istry department j ed of Utah cabinet as Is now projected' The a latter the Ward and Cragun chosen by the mon-- f fellow were standing out- will contain men -i teaching combustion room when the arch himself and not by the pollside the nation or the Ucians explosion occurred Rule ri‘ ! ! i s ns TL 1 J- H v fcX Aittaattd Pftst Pht Mrt Florence Ober Adame widow of Prof E D Adame of Stanford unlvereity became the bride of her ctep-io- n Sidney F Adame In eeremonlee at the California institution Her two daughters whose became their stepfather were flower girls The couple half-broth- er will live In Gilman Colo CABINET IVINS PRINCE TO SEE OVER DISASTER NAVAL SCHOOL SATURDAY THE LAST DAY OF THIS SUPERIOR VALUE GIVING EVENT t Japanese Ambassador To Labo rites Turn Attack of T Conservatives' Into Fete Royal Pair At Victory Capital WASHINGTON April 17— CAP)— Prince Takamatsu of Japan often termed “Prince of the Sea” In his own country because of his' midshipman’s training chose the Annapolis Naval academy for today’s sightseeing trip 1924 Prince TakaFrom 1920 to matsu studied at the naval academy of Japan That gave him a rich background for his interpretation of things at Annapolis No other event but the private dinner tonight with the Japanese ambassador was on the program of the day vet the prince and princess after a late reception last night were eager for an early morning start When the regents at Mount Vernon told them yesterday they should have seen the Robert E Lee home when they were in Arlington cemetery back they went Gayest in the party was the princess Rheumatism New Medicine Guaranteed to Break Rheumatism’s Grip DAY FIRST s - 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