Show v jtH1 aw ' : sfr FEDERAL AGENT Savant Thinks Cents Taken Front TWO LINKED IN Tomb Relics of Last Aztec Ruler DIES IN BATTLE 4 Customs Patrolman Found on Florida Beach Vic- tim of Rum Runners h DANIA BEACH Fla April 28 (TP)— A gun battle on the beach with men believed by authorities to have been rum runners trying to land a boatload of liquor resulted in the death of D A Romberger a federal customs border patrolman before dawn today A fellow patrolman found the body after a day and night of mysterious happenings in the vicinity Yesterday a youth named Junior Campbell fishing on the beach was driven away by a group of about a dozen white men and negroes Deputy sheriffs went to search for hem and found a white maa hand cuffed to an automobile parked on the shore Romberger and Patrolman C A Barnd joined the search last night but soon separated in the desolate region Some time later Barnd saw two flares in the sky which he interpreted as signals from Romberger and he hurried In their direction On the way he heard half a dozen shots He searched for the remainder of the night without locating his companion but when daylight came he found him shot to death on the sand Officers held the man found handcuffed to the automobile for questioning He gave his name as Sam Lord Later two other men were arrested on suspicion Valencia Spain will hold an Inter national fair in May I VW M warrior “The material found in the tomb whether it be Mintec Zapotec or Aztec is not of the chaiacter of a medicine man’s outfit which among all Indian tribes and communities from New Mexico to Peru must contain certain characteristic objects for ritu- - k' V alistic purposes” said Dr Hewett “Such objects appear to be absent from the Monte Alban finds ” The speaker said he was inclined to support the conclusions announced by the American archaeologist Mrs Zel la Nutall that the Mexican excavators have found the veritable tomb of Cuatemoc last and greatest of the Aztec rulers Recounting that Cortez took Cuatemoc oh his expedition from Mexico to Honduras that Cuatemoc died and probably was buried by his own peo pie in the temple city on top of Monte Alban Dr Hewitt said’ “The burial deposits naturally would consist of not only the few remaining posses sions of the captive chief but of such other offerings as could be had by his followers from their possessions that had escaped the hands of the Spaniards — this accounts for the very mis cellaneous character of the finds ” Discovery of New COPPER BACKER lomet Keported CAMBRIDGE Mass April 28 (ff)— What is regarded by Harvard obser vatory as the discovery of a new comet was reported today from Co A cablegram received at penhagen “Carrasco the observatory stated: comet observed by Muendler April attaches inter25" Observatory preted the message as meaning the comet was discovered by an astrono Muendler is mer named Carrasco a German astronomer Muendler’s observation reported in the cablegram included’ Right ascension 12 hours 12 minutes 17 3 seconds Declination north 23 de grees 48 minutes 13 seconds Magnitude 12 Motion west 1 minute 14 seconds south 20 minutes SEES VICTORY Utahn Leaves Washington Believing Tariff Aid Assured special to The Tribune) Explosives Identified as Stolen from Ohio State Office Building CHICAGO April 28 VP)— Dynamite identified as stolen from the state office building constructloa Job in Columbus Ohio today linked two men under arrest since Thursday with an explosion which took ten lives A representative of the contractor in charge of the tunnel work on the unfinished marble building identified explosives found in a stolen car operated by Edward Wallace 30 an ex convict and Frank Wilson 22 the police said Both prisoners said they would plead guilty m federal court here to interstate transportation of a stolen car rather than return to Columbus for questioning about the blast which w'recked the interior of the nearly finished building ten days ago Investigation by Ohio officials tended to support the theory that the fatal explosion was caused by g rather than dynamite The explosion of undetermined origin but believed to have been caused by gas of some sort killed ten men injured two score others and caused damage of about $1000000 April 14 The men said they attended a base ball game on the day of the blast and knew nothing about it WASHINGTON April 26— Harry S Joseph of Salt Lake who has been in Washington ten days working for a tariff on copper feels that Monday’s action by the senate finance committee insuies tariff Mr Joseph left for home Tuesday and will stop at Cincinnati St Louis and Denver on the way to build up further support for the copper amendment Mr Joseph directed attention to the fact that John J Raskob chairman of the Democratic national committee was shown last week to have been a party to a $35000000 Wall street pool formed to boost the stocks of the Anaconda Copper Mining company Commenting on this Mr Joseph said “We people of the west w'ho are suffering from the suspension of our copper industry which normally mainly supports our population are wondenng what is the relationship between Democratic Chairman position as defender of Anaconda Copper on the Wall street stock exchange in the $32 000 000 copper pool and the Democratic policy committee as defender of the Anaconda Copper company’s position in a'5-ce- Ras-kob- ’s Wife Mistaken for Burglar and Killed WICHITA Kan Apiil 26 (API— James R Lyles 42 shot and killed his wife 30 at their home here eaily orhiv He said he mistook her for a n V burglar The husband said he awoke and hcaid someone in the kitchen He nabbed a shotgun and saw a person standing near a window in the dark room “Don't move or I’ll shoot” Lyles said he ordered twice but without re spouse Then he said he fired As the form slumped to the floor Mrs Ljles ciied "James you've killed me ’’ Police expressed the opinion the woman was “sleep walking ” X' l” Youth Goes to Gallons For Slajing Merchant V- LONDON Ont April 26 (AP)— Wallace Ramesbottom of Sarnia who was 18 years old the day before last Christmas paid the death penalty in the local jail yard eaily this morning for the killing of Samuel Weinstein The 65 year-olLondon merchant grocer was shot close by the heart by a holdup man who fled without loot Pale blit outwardly calm Raines bottom was apparently reconciled to his fate as he asrended the steps of the scaffold shoilly after midnight Springing of the (tap at 12 10 a m punctuated reciting of the Lord's Pravcr by Rev J A Johnson splr itual advisor to the condemned youth He was pronounced dead 14 minutes - 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Sawyer 34 Miami Fla photographer who took a picture raigned before a United States com- of him as "evidence” missioner today Her bail was fixed at t sia GFM or EVLRREADY s 1 On Narcotics Giarge 3 Sc Ilurrjing I U S Arraigns Woman stuffing $f feathers four men kidnaped James Lacey 35 last night and released him about midnight after coating bis body with the mixture Police believed the abductors whose identities had not been disclosed attacked Lacey because of alleged radical tendencies and a speech which he made In the city hall last Saturday night eulogizing soviet Rus- CAWrTFN I VJ VJ Special Introductory Offer (AP)-- Glas NEW YORK April 28 (AT)— The suave well dressed man who arrived as a stowawav on the liner lie de France yc terdav under the name of Michael Romanoff was ordered excluded fiom the United States bv a special boaid of inquiry at Lllis Island tod iv Romanoff who ts better known to immigration officials as Harry F Ferguson mingled with the fust class pas engers on the lie de France for four da vs before It was discovered he ‘Dreaming’ Declare Bov was a stowawav Afler Killing Father He protested today that he Is an American citizen hut was unable to rilOFNIX Arlz April 20 (AP)— A prove it Falls Island officials said thorough Investigation of 13 year-olthev weic in doubt regarding his Bobby Merrell'a storv that he "must have been dreaming” when he shot Ills father to dentil and wounded his Mother Loses Long Fight mother and vounger brother will be bv oHuers of his court JuveFor Possession of Son made nile Judge J C Niles said today Inst night found A coroner's CARSON C'l 1'Y Nev April 26 (AP) (hot the father jury R W Mrrrell died —A mothers fivevcar battle to re ns the result of a gunshot wound In gam jmvcsslon of her son ended In fluted by his son No rccommcnda failure hcie todiv when the state tlon was made t an older supreme remit nf fumed grunting the father Ralph EKmnn formci Liooklyn gas magnate alniust Experts Bide Plane in exclusive custody of 8 year old Ralph Plague Study Dnody Tlsman Ji Mis Beatrice Usman divorced BUENOS AIRES April 20 (ZD-(list wife of the nnllionalie had rxpeits cm tropic nl disensc-- had gone sought levcrsal of Ihn order which from here to Bolivia by airplane toillowed her to visit the child for onlv day to determine the came of one hour a day during a single month t which reiently broke out In in enc h year (lie Bolivian border town of Santa —4 Prut de la Siena Hritmis Turn Front Pipes The plague was at first thought to be v allow fever hut this was denied To C’igarettes and Snuff by the Bolivian gov eminent T be ex pc i la weie sent bv the Ai gentlna gov LONDON April 26 ID-T- he Brit ei nment and an led monkeys for ex isher'j traditional pipe la sue cumblng perimeritation to the c ig ii el Al'TO Tlllir MvNTtNCrn I'lpr smoking decreased nearly 2U ncr cent doling the years Bl’4 ) the RAN FRANCISCO April 26 (TV Hi cti h Trade Jtmtnul de lares and IR ward I) Boiler pleaded gultly to i tg irrt smoking Inc tea eel 50 pi r rent (day to rtoerges Bent he stole the an he annual Bull h rote unit'll in Of Itnrnohlte of W union Wheeler of 3211 rnels has risen to 45 H'UI til 2 4nO Fvt Inuu'lns street Wlihlta Kan r ’g cr srm k if g tins dei r eased 25 per larid drove It to Fan Iraml'io lie ’ rn feoff tikltg has Inc c m d a as rentenc i d to f v e v ears In prLon nearly two thlnls by 1 cdeiil Judge A F ft Sum T peccaries a species of South American wild boar Infuriated the other animals charged him and he dropped his gun and scrambled up a large tree The white lipped peccary makes a practice of gnawing down trees for its prey but Blake's refugees still standing at daylight when the wild boars fearing the light ran away WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Lavender Lotion $ t Instructor in biology at the University of Pittsburgh LONG BEACH Cal April 28 (A’V- -h'l His adventure occurred one morn Ing when three hours before dawn Using sump oil In place of tar end strJ Jr he shot one of a herd of white-lippethe of a mattress In lieu Is an jf c i -- Arrival of Dawn Saves Scientist CAPTORS COAT Treed in Jungle by Wild Boars MAN WITH OIL KILLS FATHER DRINK-MA- DYNAMITE PLOT M e lgfgpks3Vitv (t l9 THE SALT LAKE T1UEUNE WEDNESDAY M0HN1KG DENVER Colo April 20 MV-Threcent spectacular finds of gold and other ornaments of jade and turquoise at Monte Alban in Mexico were referred to today by Edgar L Hewett of the Archaeological Institute of America Santa Fe N M as “the most lm portant archaeological discovery ever made in America” Addressing the annual meeting of the American Association for the Ad vancement of Science southwestern division Dr Hewett took issue with archaeologists who have interpreted the Monte Alban tomb as the burial place of a high priest of a Mintec w -- gey -- |