| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 2 A SEPTEMBER SUNDAY MORNING 6 1931 ERANS’ BONUS PLEA WORRIES HOOVER spy causes problem CHINESE SEEK HIGH TRIBUNALFORMER I I VOTES AGAINST Man CUSTOMS UNION Without Country Irks OfficersOTHER FOOD TO karl von iiumw waits fAteAUGMENTGRAIN Flip of Coin Girl Goes jFAIR WEATHER Into Exile WAITS NATION For Mother 0N LABOR DAY Decides Pair FULL PAYMENT On Marriage TULSA Okla WASHINGTON Sept 5 (UP)— as a spy under Captain Karl Boy-E- d Karl von Bulow Interned at Ft pi lor to the uitry of America Into the Later he Is said to world conflict Douglas during tlie World war ad- have served a term In a California venturer former spy and possibly a prlfon after which he went to Mexrelative of the former German chan- ico He rf turned to this country and cellor baa fumbhed a troublesome soon was ai rented on a warrant from problem for lmmigiattnn offluab Golotndo world GENEVA Sept 5 MV-TFated with deoi tatlon proceeding-afti- r His depoi tatlon Is based on two pro27 the state Colorado in month the court decided today that ceedings One for a crime Involving projectn customs union 1enitentlary on a forgery charge Von moral turpitude— the California ofed Bulow is no moie anxious to remain ten e— before entering the country would be a violation of Austria a in- In this country than the officials aic The other is for committing a crime ternational engagements under the to have him - - — —within ftvp years after admission to Geneva protocol of 1922 NormaLK he should be returned to the country reached at The German the land of hi birth Ger- - Von Bulow has The decision expressed a pref!nLny“VAleVr“‘AA norUant hlm er nee for Mexico If his mother returned by eight judges of cmmti y will not have him but reguOne j1Prp court with seven dissenting a pasiort until his bnth-o- f lations forbid his going there since e the dissenters if Frank li Bulow yon (nvPgtigapd alien criminals may not leave here logg former secretary of state of arPd that situation told the even voluntarily for Immediately conthe United States authorities that a recoid of his rm- - tiguous territory The possibility of Members of the court from Fiance ltlvlty tt0uld be found in Koc mgstxrg remm Is too easy Cuba Poland Salvador Spam Grrmanv lie vis born time he At the same time the labor departItaly Colombia and Rumania con- said In 1893 Is forced to use haste In ment curred in the majority opinion In Further than the mystery posing of the case The courts disaddition to Mr Kellogg the German figure is unwilling to talk of his past Upmove of delay In deportation Dutch Chinese British Japanese Immigration molds aie sturdy Von Bulow explains Ills refusal to d dissenti and Belgian jurists At the labot department It was said tak of the by saying that he The court held that 'the regime that he had been Intuned doling wthos to savepast his family embarrass-th- e established between Germany and war He is reputed to have strvtd'ment Austria on the basis of and wilhln laid of the limits the principles down by the protocol of March 19 1931 (the customs union plant would rot be compatible with protocol No 1 signed at Geneva on Oitober 4 1922” Renounce Part 7lnn(1 S Rpinf RoIv Sava II Wheat Less Than Half Required Millions Observe Week-En- Holiday Hoover Goes d Sept 5 MV-Jam- es and lonely Taylor sought companionship In the He courthouse here today seated himself beside Eva Wallace 23 on a bench In the lobby Conveisatlon developed that Taylor had been married five times and the young woman had failed in three matrimonial ventures “Life Is all a gamble and so Is niainage ’’ she sighed '‘Well" offered Taylor “111 see how good a gambler you are 1 11 match you coins If I don t match you you pay me a dime If I do ypu marry me ” The coins were flipped Both fell heads Ten minutes later after Taylor had learned the young wo- mans name for iparrlage license records they were d by a justice of the peace H World Court Decides Move Would Be Violation of Geneva Protocol SOLDIERS URGE to Rapidan BATTLE 45 President Prepares to Fight Demands of Sen ice Organizations By MARGUERITE YOUNG WASHINGTON Bept 5 (UPi-T- he WASHINGTON Sept 5 UPl— Ungrowing demand among Wot Id der bright skies millions thioughout war veterans for full payment of tlie nation today began to celebrate American farm board would be less their compensation or "bonus” certhe Labor day week-en- d than halt the foodstuff needed this dividing tificates Immediately is worrying the their summer and fall winter by ten million starving Chi Hoover administration was Fair warm weather promised The Veterans of Foreign Wars have nese for the climax on Monday in the just adopted a resolution to this efThe commission was seeking to east and southeast The weather bufect In their annual convention at reau foresaw Labor day rain only augment the 15000000 bushels of Kansas City The American Legion of areas Florida scattered in will take no position until its annual f mertcan wheat with huge amounts While thousands streamed to suitv-me- r convention in Detroit later thLs of millet and beans from Manchuria resorts for a last holiday and as month Pavment would cost upward Tlie commission had no money and many more moved toward festive of $2 000000000 If all veterans Manchurians not only withheld credpoints in the cities official Washingclaimed their compensation it but protested against the purton —as much of it as remained ui Hoover Fights n$i chase from America made possible the capital— thought chiefly of the President Hoover is prepared to almost magic aiceleration of affaifs by payments to be extended over a Moreover Man-- i that follows Labor day period of years oppose the proposition or any othets hurlan cereals were unsulted for which would Involve large expendiHoover Visits Camp Chinese rice eaters tures not regarded as imperative He President Hoover was spending a vetoed the bill last winter to loun “Conditions Harrowing” at his Virginia last long week-en- d up to 50 per cent value on the cerChinese government Although the mountain camp and Secretaty tificates which are redeemable In him flood Vice with 50000000 were President ed mated thpre was' 1945 Congiess promptly passed the sufferers the commission believed It Curtis was in his office as usual tomeasure over his veto at time “a would not need food for more than and planned quiet day So powerful are the veterans' or10 600000 Tlie American wheat home” with his sister and brother ganizations when they combine bewould supply 450 000 tons of the necMr and Mrs Erward Everett I'essel hind specific proposals that conGann essary 1 000000 tons of foodstuffs gressional leaders are helpless and With at least 100 ooo reported dead Next week several other members by expectation Is that It would he difDr Julius Curtlus and Dr Johann In the northern Klangsu province of the cabinet will return fromva-cation- s ficult to sustain a veto once a solSchober German and Austrian forflood of the past fortnight condidesks will be cleared in' the measure were dier compensation tions there continued harrowing Adeign ministers renounced the put capitol by many new members of passed before the European commission and the rigditional towns were being flooded early congress arriving value of the "bonus” Is $1 here last Thursday and today's deors and the relaxations of the winter By CAPT SIR HUBERT WILKINS 400Face dally Increasing the hundreds of 000 000 according to treasury figancision definitely removed the trouseason of homeless will h Commander thousands destitute the Politically of begin America Holds Half World Most of these sufferers could not be ures About $1200 000 000 lias been blesome problem from the InternaTrans-Arcti- c nouncements and pronouncements SubmVeterans loaned out to veterans tional arena France and the little Couutry Speculates About until be aided will as workers arine relief activity Immediately Expedition multiplied Cannot Free Gold but have left about $500000000 undrawn entente powers were among the were unable to reach them In the bursts into full swing with the openABOARD SUBMARINE NAUTI- under last year’s act leading opponents of the union Duration of National great area submerged by the overing of congress socially the tuxedo LUS Arctic Ocean Sept 5 (By RaMetal for Trade Other Demand Made which they saw as the opening move and the decollete gown will replace dio via American Radio Thousands flowing Grand canal News Corand chiffon costumes were taking refuge In Yangchow and summer-bporttoward political unity Government Full pavment pioiaisal is the most Radlomarlnc Corpoia-tion)and poration The German and Austrian delegaand an unusually large group of debother cities the battering rei eived far reaching of those favored among By PAUL R MALLON tions at the league of nations had utantes will begin the gay routine of by the Despite Numerous others are President Tours from the Arctic ice service men Area Nautilus a capital season United Press Staff Correspondent looked with displeasure on the to be put forward The Veterans of our we of silence when week JOHN STEELE during on were Jlnrlkshas the By reappearing 5 (UP)-Nat- ions WASHINGTON Organized labor which founded conducted experiments both on the Foreign WRrs after voting for full necessity of renunciation but they Sept of Hankow s'reets Tribune-Saland t Lake Tribune Wuchang were in good spirits as a result of (Chicago the day through its American federa- surface of the water and under the pavment of compensation in face of with more wealth than com Hanyang The sister cities were get— Service) tion m 1884 looked toward the town ice we still believe that the sub- appeals against It by administration The Hague decision which they refidence In themselves are shipping ting back almost to normal after the of Ottumwa Iowa There on MonLONDON Sept 5— Two months or It garded as a moral victory marine is the most suitable vessel spokesmen also urged refunding of floods which about caused August hre’anLthJlsC0"Iry The Austrian delegation Issued of- two years’ That is the question all within Us borders more than half 250 000 deaths there and made a half-- 1 day William Green the stocky for- for future research in the Arctic Interest on compensation loans penof mer miner now leader of millions ficial comment to the effect that the Britain Is We have spent time under water sions to widows and orphans of vetthe gold in the world a high ad- million persons homeless now about durthe asking the day two workingmen will rededicate “weight” of the minority opinion ministration authority said today degrees below freezing we have erans Thousands of small boats—Chinese in the light otthe current economic pldyed hide and seek among the ice The American Legion is urging voiced by the American British ation of the emergency national govMore than two million dollars Is sampans— continued to bear passen- -' ernment When it took two cdfue depression Japanese and other judges forever weeks floes we have carried lie on the legislation to reduce the Interest now tied up in this unued alien g°rs and freight over the streets! ago it was announced that discredits the accusation that GerDoak Plans Message Nautilus’ superstructure below the charged on veteran compensation it was said The reason where for five weeks after the Yang gold pile it as would soon as dissolve task the are Veterans many and Austria wilfully disrewas advanced that many foreigners ce river burst Its banks they were With Green's Labor day message surface and we have heaid the certificate loans garded Austria's treaty obligations EnShK per cent Interest Comcliaiged 4 from the capital goes another by Sec- crunching of heavy ice above us hfd been accom- ltan bankS the only means of transportation fmance German Interpretation The Nautilus’ hull is dented and mander O Nell alleges the governin the world retary Doak of the labor department Nanking reported that President pllshed money at the exk The Germans also Interpreted the Then It was pointed out that the Chiang presenting his suggestions in solving scarred Part of our ice runners has ment Isof making having returned Huge Bum in Banks at this rate veterans the mechanism that drill is The pense the crumpled from Hankow problem decision as a repudiation of the real task could not be unemployment ANGELINA CEREGIIINO planned to Inspect the 0 One foreign nation now has completed with adds significance to this Labor day shatteied Our craft has two leaks since It can borrow the money at charge that they and their Austrian balancing the emergency budget and 000 deposited In New York and Klangsu area where suffering was About 30 000 persons are expected But we are Eafe and we have infor- lower rates The government long colleagues had flaunted treaties and that the government muat hold on It Is not the largest country in the acute and aid urgently needed ReGiern's words They will be mation that will be Of value to sci- term bond issue offered this week at until after the next legulur budget woi Id either in the opinion of this lief workers their and In other af Decides on Absence Until to lieai to “upset the peace of Furope 3 per cent was criticised by many the rest of the population ence earned areas f’icted d estimated German declared that which is due in May and it was gen- administration authority The IdenIhe delegation Senas bearing too high an Interest rate radio a nationwide hookup a of of food a Unconcerned Drift by would U S here was clarity and force In the erally assumed that this would be tity of the country Return daily Permits keep Jellyfish was not revealed floodpound of Pennsylvania the forator Davis victim alive the with rase the We saw sea fleas and curious minority opinion compared for diplomatic reasons mer secretary of labor also was pre- cockroach-shapePlan of Parent torles This alarmed the to “vagueness” of the majority opinion The problem has arisen how to speak paring which did not specify clearly the who are furious because the imposiseemed to be Stiff Battle we have which must this gold may be put Into prothis as possible Coming as late a gieat infuriated whale As we grounds for Its conclusion but In tion of revenue tariffs is not in tlie ductive enterprise so as to stimuKANSAS CITY Mo Sept 8 (UP) SAN FRANCISCO Sept 5—Miss the language of the dissenters hud government s program and they are late foreign buying power It la Hoovei s attempt to —President San aroused the suspicion that “these demanding of the leaders a general ’causing the administration some Angelina Cereghlno 1 "head off demands for unusual apto become a about rranclsco conclusions cannot amount to more eAtton at the earliest possible mogirl concern' Criticism hss been propriations’ will meet opposition ment In the hope of winning on a leveled than mere speculations" temporary exile from the United sgalnst the government of of her birth - trom the Veterans of Foreign the land States The grounds on which the ma- tariff issue They realize that If the the United iuuin vhi - lie disunite inner weie btates from abroad that the White Announcement Her mother Mrs Theresa Cere- next week He predicted showers tonnoareH to live th jority opinion were based are in government succeeds In restoring The country has been referred to the lower andPbecause of House frowned on demand for more oux ghlno 58 must voluntarily leave the morrow in the Ohio valley effect that Austria is a sensitive prosperity all chance for the tariff as the miser of seven seas and the f“rdfion-m(meafter the £ (or United States before September 15 lake region middle and northern int in the European system and is dead and they are willing to take hoarder In times of economlo disin order to reenter under the Italian Atlantic states the Dakotas western a chance on an early election In hope tress Jt been well for us If nat'3nf1 invention of veterans here uldave seek legislation for Jnurip-bof putting it over quota the ice had avoided the submarine In behalf of the administration hi full of adju it'dlate And Miss Cereghlno will accompayment The life of the government then It was horizontal a rudder without certificates pointed out that the accumu- Famous Physicist Expects pany her mother to take care of her compensation our to us for was depends upon how far the tailff lation of Impossible keep gold here was not the re As commander of the Veterans of The situation was brought about stern down and as a consequence group can dictate to the leaders and suit of trade balances Practically New Discoveries Equalthe rank and file of the conservative the whole world is by the death of John Cereghlno the the propeller often came m contact Foreign Wars" said Harold D Decoo sending money father In Italy In 1927 after illness wuth rugged lumps of Ice drawn "I shall attempt to carry out the party to the United States Amer-ha- n resolutions passed by the numbers ing Radio and the war had caused him to overMeanwhile all Britain Is specu- in refuge dowin under the vessel to have Itizens do with nothing ‘We plan to try to secure legislastay a visitors leave The result is that today the edge lating about what Is in Chancellor it The administration looks upon Mrs Cereghlno was permitted to of the F xchequer Snowden’s budget blade on tne port side Is saw- tion to better the conditions of of each a as the of situation NEW YORK 8ept 5 (TV Dr Rob- reenter the United Slates only as & phenomenon despite the opposition of the which he will open In the house of toothed and throws bubbles and ert A Millikan famous physicist visitor under a $500 bond commons next Thuisday But as the depression unique In history president" froth far astern as we proceed Is no harm It here direct doing received word yesterday Tlie Large of stature and military of usual It Is just speculation for the On the starboard sloe one blade is Is no particular suffering from California expressed the belief from family F Hull commissioner d hand bearing Commander Decoe who was strictest rule In British politics is and there However Harry turned over like a here a that revolution is today foreign buying taking general of immigration that If Mrs details secret un- ensuing keeping the but we are still afloat progressing on the Mexican border and cited twice KANSAS CITY Mo Sept B (UP) til It Is readbudget in the house of com- nations are thereby depriving them- place in the field of Ideas that will Cereghlno would leave America vowestward along the ice edge towardlL0r“YJy?Yac?"?l!rt!!?the Americans Ready —A scorching sun cast Its ravs over mons This is done In order to prevent selves of capital merely because they have a vast Influence on religious luntarily before Beptember World war raid the Veterans of For15 she Young Greenland American believe are banks safer to west middle and philosophical thinking he establish speculation eign Wars are consistent In their would be eligible to return today Ideal Proves Across Ocean Glass for Spun own their than Hop heat records for the month Although "It has been going on for 300 years" stand The only indication of the budget's been not of have Conditions living It was the hottest September In many measures he said A'ked w here the money would come "and how long it will conIs that an Increase in taxes Confidence Essential From Japan comfortable but have provided va- from for payment of adjusted service districts no deaths were attributed to is contemplated Other commodities We hardly The restoration of confidence of tinue no one knows tlie heat riety At times when the vessel came certificates Decoe said the retirewluih it Is expected may have to these nations in their own tnstltu- - reallre ourselves It Is taking place " to the surface In air colder than the ment of the war debt could be reKansas wmr the "hot spot" ?un bear heavier Imposts are beer and jU(mg I 0 correction of He also said he expected that In cssntlal SABISHIRO BEACH Japan Bept surrounding water the inside walls tarded the next decade or two Inventions maso"oe "bile the tax on tea which Bal the yes of tlll ad would 5 (UP)— Two young American avia- would crvstalize with featherlike ke sltuutlon) and Ft Scott reported a temperature was abolished a few years ago may the He said the men who the appear that would have just as ministration tors camped heie today patiently or the solid Ice would mould Itself war should be taken carefought 2 degrees lower far sweeping effects ss the radio and of first be re Imposed would If the nations take will foreign weather that report awaiting in weird fantastic and often beauti- Contractors and other civilians he In many sections of Missouri Kanother of the past decade Two tents an ounce Increase on the this money and use It to promote have development signal the start of their proposed ful patterns on the bare Iron sur- pointed out were paid In cash and In sas Oklahoma Nebraska and the Da- tobueio tax would produce $17 0 had International welfare own their the to the from faces Japan pouetop flight kotas the mercury hovered around Dr Millikan sails ! londay for Gerfull annually two cents on a pint of situation would be materially United States— and a $75000 pot of Most of the laboratmy and divthe 100 mark Oklahoma City re- beer $50 000 000 and eight cents a trade many to repay the visit Professor I he veterans are doing all thev can to bettered The this view is according adequately pro- to take rare of themselves Decoe Einstein paid him last year ing compaitment Lawmakers of Texas Geor- gold ported the hottest beptember on rec- pound on tea $18 000 000 Theie la administiutinn Is to do Los Movie 'I he fliers Don of a ' We are Angeles planning thin tected by lining spun glass said ord with 103 also sure to be some readjustments Newspaper men who Interviewed ‘ caring for all the Relief was promised for the re- on the Income tux It seems the basic whatever it can to stimulate this hi n at his hotel asked him a long list gia Consoler Relief for jail or glory pilot and Cecil Allen an experiment installed in New widows and children of Is It v said since his confkiemo On death doesn t fear ho ideal has York which proved mainder of the holidays with some late will not be touched but the exof questions They wanted to know that we can at our home but br which this gold among sweetheart wav killed In an airplane some days ice would melt the ceil- many need more national other things what the sigletup of probably 10 degrees in Mis- emption limits may be towered and 'Die piocess Crop Principal help than we can Is has been here arrived last March” accident to the water ” and accumulating surplus bare drip and Kansas souri ings nificance wa to the man In the them the Hupei tax may begin at a lower fei reted out from Toklo yesterday In their remod- floors until they were coveied Raw give by ta administration street of the work he and Professor Decoe said details of a legislative level than at present eled plane City of Tacoma II as well as na- Albert Flnsteln have been the all interior Foreign capitalist dampness permeated rnor program sponsored in the convention HOUSTON Texas Bept 8 doing tions are sending their securities to They had hoiied to start the daring and clothing became clammy end resolutions will be worked out later received their reply In scientific (Copyright ini by the Chicago Rocs Sterling tonight an- fight— 4500 miles over the treach- instruments soaked with moisture the United States for liquidation TheyaseoloRv Tribune) nounced he will call the Texas lrgls- - erous North Paclflo —at dawn but Ther convert them into gold and pinThe sparkling Radioman Mevors has been buss physicist htnre tn special session at noon nigh velocity winds and blinding fogs leave the gold on deposit heie Onlv a whose work has woneyed rewinding several coils from the o him tlie Nobel remedies for to consider Tuesday theimPr m a Is Aleutian Islands small part reinvested in securities gment set which In normal conditions prle and other awards from eight rotton situation T"® governor was 0f or entei prise In this country great circle route they will fol- - is splendid and gives little trouble I11 foreign countries seemed to be hav- at hts home here PAN FFDRO Calif Sept 5 (UP) low forced a postponement All aboard are tired with the week s ing great fun watching the looks of "It will be a farmers’ sesalon and Everything was In readiness today crowded activities and all are well —A modern quest for the golden dismay on the faces of hi audience they have to ramrod It themselves" fleece was at an end today the weather Late reports save Engineer Stavrokov who for OALLUP NM Sept 5 MV— War-ra- n "And thats perfectly clear isn't sold the governor "Im going fish- except SRld the skies over the proposed route several The United States coast Ruard been indisposed lie Richard 18 suffered a broken has days It?” he said frequently to whlrh some tomorrow would not clear for 48 hours should soon take his regular watches bick Dorothy Mann 24 bruises and dropped lta pursmt of rum craft long WASHINGTON V5 probably of his questioners mumbled "Oh cer- ing'"I (TEept 31 19 sensof the elate hey say enough to go on an errand of merev Pan!una Although we were balked In our cuts and H B Bank 21 was not tolls (or the hut six tainly and looked sheepishly at one ors favor a special session for acreo lie barren Guadalupe PuiikI 13U noith ward progress by Ice too heavy hurt In an automobile spill on a montlut mere $11 342 4 ifJ another age reduction but I haven t heard mufs Auth of ban Dicro off t ho to work through with our somewhat fro hly oiled highway at a curve last BUFNOS AIRF3 Sept 8 MV-Dr Millikan la going abroad under from that manv” said tlie execu'lve Rr depaitmpnt Raid thU coast of Mexico mhere sevui pi rsons $i (74 955 below thr Vtal of the pre-0- 1 Puns Metropolitan 0era soprano Is file first crippled ship as I said befoie we night All are from Wampata Wts award made by the Sterlings call for the legislature still believe the submarine the best and weie driving to Los Angeles djlng ofstarvalkm suffering from a slight attack of grip imu ymr for the same period trust a of section the week Carl H Governor P rsmo a after tey The small group lust remnant of from Mmh 1 to August 31 2518 where Richard and Bank were to vessel for future Antic research Bhe cunreled her farewell concert Schurr Memorial of of foundation a here spnt opy by airplane more than a store who wrnt to the onmmn-daIonjz enter the University of southern veswls pasud through heie after two postponements and Philadelphia He will deliver a on cotton series a ban for 1911 the hs plan throughout growing PORTLAND Oiet Sept 5 cJT) - Alisland several momhs ago expecting nhe canal as compared with 2914 in also railed off an appearance sched- of leotuirs In California (Copyright German 1P3J In been unlvmltles which Inc had American wm already Id Yoik New bv ap ien t Gould robber suspect to make a fortune out of hides of The accident ocrurred near Perea who months of 1930 — ul'd for Montevideo tonight before cmirspondlng jlf nature bv Louisiana returning Inr and the — leg! Henrst Wild goats which overrun the hilly King 18 miles east of Gallup Miss Mann s proved Enterprises Thursday night escaped from an g Is As Texas Inc ate the All Features largest Sndu rights mother Mrs R D Mann of Vam-pie- a house here after a pistol country Was taken from the Uuand state tn the country advo- apartment with deputy sheriffs was shot reserved Reproduction prohibited In and her sister were In another today by the cutter Tamaroa awl cates of legislative curbs on cotton fight in or whole were to be landed here or at Ban car part) fatally today in another gun fight saw call In the the tonight pocxlblllty shoot-oLe dlpd gypraj hours after the Richard phy Ulans said will ref plego relief from the overproduction jn( cover and Miss Mann will be released Gould former prisoner In San fnm the Gallup liospltal probably Tuesday Quentin penitentiary today was the nss on lot tall a in found in ri LOS ANOFI T S Bept 5 ATLANTA On Sept 8 (UP)-- A of the citv He had been hidthat W dons dashing cahalleros and xneclal session of the Georgia legisriiOFNIN Arlr Kept 3 (UP)— The border view generally Ids there resime the expulsion order will not he ing C'tun si- wrie esiupe from the FLKTON Ky Kept 8 (APi-- Dn along the painted Indians added color today to lature to consider cotton re'ief house Inbotd r tonight await- scinded and that Sonora will the one hundrrd tmd fiftieth birtha mere formality late todav apaitnieut his plea of self-dene Dudlev besist on Chinese vacating tha state day of the Quren of the Angels a v hen Governor Roes 8 Bterllng of rOBTLAND Ore 8 (TV— ing the outi "tne of negotiation Harris 48 was dismissed today at p The deadline for the expulsion La fiesta de Loe Angeles Texas annoum td he would call thr The Unhid b'ates a'tormy here an- tween rejuesentatlves of the ( his preliminary hearing on charges merely surpassing all the previous brilliant I exa-- f legislature Into special session end Mexu nn government over originally set for today nounced today that Cairoll Poty of murder in connection with the PFNDIFTON Ore Bept 8 M’s- -E susen1 been advaived bv temporary for beptember 8 B Aldrh h editor of the IViidleton luhiert former empiove of the I li st Chinese expulsion laws recently pageant here death of Bill Winders 24 and Carl A big paiade styled “Tlie National hunk of 1 upland is under acted by noi them Mexltan state of Oovemnr Rli hard B Russell Jr Of Winders ’8 hiothers Fast Oregonian and Charles Baker pension of the order moot observer Fplr believe arrest at Vera Cruz Mexli n Jiiilhert In Snnoin boidtrlng Ai iron the TranxKrtatlon" niatked the high Oeoigta announced earlier In the The brothers were shot ofl August of Walla Walla will leave tonight for has been a fughne amee 1914 undei nrdt r h been halted for the time At Nopale Sonora Junt arrows spot In todays celebration Evolu- week that all he was waiting upon FRIFDRICHSIUFFN Germany 27 on the grounds of a rhutch near Washington D C where they will 10O0 the between Chinese v had gathried tion of tiavel was shown running a the action of 7 exaa line indictment foi cube lement of innie being la nding negotiation Witnesses said the shoot- Join the northwest cielepalmn (n n Kept 5 (85— The Graf Zepitelin Allegie than 1 12 000 omeward bound from penmuibuen ing followed nn alien alien oxer Bill conference with the federal farm They the w ale from a papoose riding on (hints! Consul ao If ding Peng fmm all pm I of the state In June 1018 fun year after he and Governor Rodolfo Huns Calks will leuve Sonora reeardlc s of the the back of his squaw nioUiei to in a radio message retelvid here at Winders having married Harris board on whi at fl ippeared (he fi hml grand lenders In- speed eating stii planes H Tl gave 'daughter and taken her to Denver i5 70 i lit Baker repieaenti growers of south juty who was Innugmntrd fw pternber outcome of nefotintlon pm dl III haxe thedr of the In the meiotime the youthful sist BUwren 24 and 74 relumed tl Ind 'merit as was her jmsMon the trier Aristide Brlancl who Many (00 posed latitude nnitli Colo Mrs Harris w papoose shot durlng'ra t 5 a lilngton and Aldildi vlll '1 he United f sc n M bn All nor were fed nn historic to 2433 'srned west of shown ire of ts the attend meetings The poMltnnUhe fight and pi the Furopean longitude emlnglv aie planes In a serious rondi pony fnr ras'ern Or got! raudieis mtnrney'i govi fire heie said he was USIT g the nmne eidl tlonp to various lomnmnhie convinced that Mexk 14 In vainest expiry dog teams bpanleh and Meg- commlslon lift for Geneva lKlav urn ates the ship was thing north- - turn Ianc Winihit hi other of the Isjwak will join Cm gievuuen Hie ooo 1 tilnexe of W VV C ole and hr Id an impnittir w! ere r are to be on some il feeling Is np'rilng high of horseback and franward the lx han at e off the gallant distant (lie west'daej men present Appinxtmntelv opening rliiuged with havtngiJnhn Bummers of Washtt gtmi and With ft on I of of of iSonoia an sure t them of but oil In next flu of Chtmse with slow waa half Africa Mi the the I nations the leagua In and large view being shot Hama Button ln assembly lie ncai mg padrns riding tcndi of Idaho rn route to pesi'lip mmi any giving pul ra Liu burroa- in Nogales full llullLtJCIU Idrlault of JUVx) bmd vek tlie iapilL ((unity Islands SHANGHAI he Austro-Germa- Bept 6 (P)—T h e China flood relief commission said today that wheat purchased from the Nel-p(U- mcl-rle- dls-th- at Nations AWAITING WElStore Wealth I BRITAIN TENSE jShy OF PARLIAMENT In u- Sanks -- tVilklns-EUs-wort- s 1 M 1- -2 Kai-She- $790-00- one-thir- "die-har- d creatures Savant Sees Vast Change In Thinking ut PACIFIC FLIERS 1 AWAIT SIGNAL half-close- COTTON STATES CALL SESSIONS 000-00- Boat Aids Hungry Fortune Hunters (UP)-Gove- la-di- Tolls at Panama Reflect Decrease Two Suffer Hurts Auto Accident Opera Soprano 11 Suffers III ness Fugitive Meets Death in Fight Lily Ober-lard- ' er i cotton-produiln- Long Chase Ends In Man's Ari osi California City CHINESE GROUP AT BORDER Launches Fiest AWAITING EXODUS ORDER -- out-ak- ut ah 1 mt-H'- d Court Frees Man In Murder Case ie h hl Graf Off Africa On Return Trip Iient Proponent Depart for Meet 1 f 1 i5i ! i 1 I to |
