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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
It's here kids.


The Al q. barnes Dig Three Rims
Wild Animal Circus arrived In Kiam
ath Falls early this morning. In the
stiffness Of the night. whiie Mother
Earth was enshrouded with darkness
the circus trains rolled into the city
one by one. When little Willie awoke
this morning what he saw was pleas.
Ing In the extreme. Along the rail-
road tracks were long lines Of yellow
cars bearing the paraphernaiia Of the
circus.
Following the parade the circus
Giounds appeared to be the Mecca for
another large contingent. Before
the doors to the big show were open.
cd the side show did a land once
business. The seductive talk Of the
orators" appeared to have the de-
sire effect. and not q few small boys
and the grownups. too. fell victims.
especially m the wonders Just on the
inside were told Of In glowing terms.
Promptly at I o'clock the doors. %
tho big show were thrown open. For
one hour students Of human Aature
were permitted TO view on( Of the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
WHATS THE REAs0N7
Many klamath Falls People In rSs,
Health without kaowiss the

There arc scores OF peoD0s whe
draE out q miserable cIistsDce with,
,u, realizing the cause Of u)eir suffer.
lns. bay after day they are rackcd
With backaehc and headache: suffer
from nervousness. dispiness. work.
acss, innxuor and deprsssion. Likely
the kidneys have fsiicn behind In
their work Of fltcriue tho blood. and
tina, 10 tho root Of toe trobuic. Look
to your kidneys. aoist them In their
work--givc them shc help they need.
You can use no better remedy than
Dosn's Kidney Piils.
Rclow IL grateful testimony from a
uffcrcr In this locality.
Mrs MI. Merrill. si9 South street.
Rcdding. Calf. says: For some time
I had severe pains In the small Of my
back and hips. and was % lame that
I could hardly got out Of bed with
out assistance. Ny Kidneys we're
weak. and I sas caused much an
noyancc by irregular passages OF the
kidney sccrctions. I finally began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. and ! was
.oon FREQ from kidney trouble. Doan's
Kidney Pilis have my highest endorse
For sale Sy Aii dealers. Price s.
-cn,s. Fostcp 1ilburn Co.. Buffalo
rcw York. sole Agents for tho united
states.
Remember the usme- Doan's-and
axe no 0ther
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
NOTICE or sI,rn,rr.s s.,..

a
| NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE
~ the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
hadd 4 Tiiton Bank. a Corporation.
Plaintiff.
| vs.
klamath Lake Navigation Comna,v
Corporation. Defendant.
Notice Ia hereby given that. by vir-
tue OF nm order Of sale and execution.
duly Issued out OF the above .nti,lcd
court and cause on the 9th day of
Aprn. 1919. upon n decree. made and
entered of record In said court and
cause on the 9th day of April. 1919.
IN favor OF tho plaintiff mined above,
directing the rhis Of tho real proper.
" therein. and hereinafter. described
TO satisfy tho following: The prin.
cipai sum Of ei3.i00.0o. with inter.
est thereon. at tho rate Of . per cen,
p"r annum. since September 20, 1911,
ma for os7S.oo. attorneys fcss; for
tho further principal sum OF $4,000,
With Interest thereon. at the rate OF Y
pcr cent per Annum. since January 9,
1910. and $3.50 attorneys fees; and
Tor thc further principal sum Of o..
pGS.G7. with Interest thereon, At the
rate OF per cent per annum. since
January -. 1910. and 037s attorney
Fees. and for costa and disbursements
md accruinE costs.
Now. therefore. by virtue Of said
order Of sale and execution. and In
compliance with said writ, I have
duly levied on said real property, and
~iil. on Wednesday. the sth day Of
May. 1919. at 10 o'clock .. M. Of such
lay. at tho front door Of the county
tourt house. 10 klamath Fails. Kiam.
ash cousty. Orssoa. ssii. at public
suction. to tho highest bidder. for
ash. all the right. title and interest
Of the above named defendant 10 and
To tho following described real prop.
crty. 20 wit:
The south half Of lot 1: al Of lot
.: all Of lot . except the east 9 <s-ioo
feet: all In block 81: the south 90
'ect Of Maple alley aud II feet BY 80
'eet on the southwestsriy portion Of
lot ,. block %: all Of said real prop
-rty being and situated In klamath
Falls. klamath county. Oregon. &C.
'ording To tho recorded plat OF the
town Of Linkviiie. now klamath |
Falls. Oregon.
Also the SEX OF the swn Of Sec. |
10. and the M OF the Nwk: the
WV OF the NEh. Sec. 20. township |
10 south. range q east. Willamette
containing 100 acres. more
,r less. In klamath county Oregon.
Together with all and singular the
hcrcditamcnts and appur-
tenancsa thereunto belonging. or in
,nywise apcrtainins TO said property: |
Or 80 much thereof a. may bc nsces-
,ary 10 satisfy said execution. |
Tho proceeds Of said sale will be
applied In the satisfaction Of said sx-
order and decree. intsrest.
'osts and disbursements. and acccsu-
nc costs. and the ovsrpius. u say
here BE-. will bs paid into said court
% bs further applied. - b. lsv d.
'sctsd.
Dated this 9th DAY Of April. 1918.
w. D. BARNES. Sheriff.
3y GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
o.lO.00.oo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
FOR RENT

e17.00 PER M0NTA-e-soGh hesos
with bath: % Niath 0e.sAsas Wasb.
ingtoo.
Sis.oe pr ne.tA-f.sss0 Asose.
two story. sool Gos1isiss: - ~
hiil. three bloel1 frso Deses0sA
$500 pr nosh-sn.l 4. ssso
Aou'a; % he Ai,': Ave s'ssAs Re.
man, so.,s..v-.
omss. lsi NalA ~ PAsSG 90.
~. sov.r.. :. x.a>s.,f f,... sss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

I have some swell WATCHES that !
have to get rid Of. a. l am about to
starvc. ifSeu want u do yourself a
good turn andsave NY life. sec these
ut once.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

Are you interested - KLAMATH
COUNTY! II %. - the stephens
Hunter Resl>g Co. They have sons
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

Temple theatsr. Satin~e daib s
o. m. Evening. nrs' p-rfoi msn'
1:is. continuous
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
The
The
ROUNSIV ML

CORPORATION


ouf once ID now In now location ou
"s.n 81. opposite Temple Thcatcr,
We Will hereafter asAgc In . vra.
a' real estate bSsimres. and II I'd.
s""s to our own cassasivs holsing.
"s VIII handle all classcs of city
~"p'r'y. rentals aud rrat collections.
~ pF'srni We have s0uss attractive
we" :" home buycss IN easy month.
y eay"~n's. u yes want u buy n
~' o" easy terms. look ahis lis,
over.
"so down. $50 per month. Fine
modern S-room house. one bloch
from Main q. In the West Eni
.. THIS 10 = bargain. Price $500
down $50 per month. Seven.
room house on Pine st.. one
block from postoficc. Pric,
l2,7o0.
"so down. 126 por month. rour.
room house. large lot. one block
rom Catholic church. Price
$500.
'''' down. so psr month. Four
room modern bungalow: com.
sNs plumblns. fireplace. sewer,
eemsst walks. large lot. Ane
AVN. ssG A pretty home on
.ns EsplaAeds In Hot opr,ngs
w. addition. = ics es.76o.
,..' also have untP approved residence
.o.s In all parts OF Mo city on very
NY NY terms. and sonsV especially sood
mi 'o1 'nve'tm"ntN y half or oil
!. p'opos't'ons. coIAs II and sse
ROUNS EVELL.
Corporation \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

10 buy notes and morisaSes.
70 buy county warrants.
10 sell or trade you . good house
sarn aud . niee lots In this city.
10 ssll or trade you 90 acsss ~
sllss fro rnthis city At eis per aero
TO sell you 20 acres Of ans land un'
ssr<j,eh. Improved. ess psr acre
TO build ,eu q homo 10 suit you on
easy paymsets.
TO locate you oAs good homestead.
J. W. Ross f Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

Screens and all kinds ofshop work.
Phone 1851. NAQp sixfh and Klam.
nth avenue. i2tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20
Herald Want AGES
FURNISHED ROOMS

NICELY furnished rooas q shs opo.
gon House. Dixth aal klaoaa9
FOR RENT-Tusatshel ><6o00 foS
housekeeping. isSesdjdS bssh. n .
private family. Ad1v6ss boz So
FOR RENT-Thres completely fur.
nishsd housekeeping rooms n lou.
bic house: no ehil1ss1. Esquire q
Hsrsil once. Otf
FURNISHED ROOMS-3ood rooms
In excellent location. -. - aad ~
por week. Over Hector's department
store. cor. ID and Main. 1867
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-20

Shorin Of klamath County. Oregon
holland q CRANE. Attorneys TO-
PlNintiRs. S.30-t-:I /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
ALL SUFFERING,
SAYS HOBO KING

- ANGELES. May 1.-THE
"a grand Jury that meets here
. consider reported plans
lndsssriaI Workers OF The
u, "a % Invade Lower California
" ne no action on the tarring
ben Rsitman. manager FOR
.. ~ soldfnan, By san Diego viz.
- Ihis was assured today
: hFisdfsioa ~
Z. sn declared today that he
|. 'seeeedsd In Kidding himself
~. gsa'er part Of the tar with
- : = vas coated. The bruises
49,, ~ On his face. however. still
rs. a snd be asserts that he gtill
~ ~ nesily from the treatment
">sss he received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

would finance Il. But bewarei
Danger threatened. lad an
enemy.
eaicerdash OF the Rawest
What she said Is. In itself, unim-
portant. II was baiderdash Of the
rawest. Boiled down. her advice
was to take a gamblers chance"
She knew nothing. told me nothing
OF value. Even as fakir, her work
was Grass. Her ''patter" was halt
Ing and unconvincing. She spoke
parrot-llke Of psychic fluids" and
astral forces" She saw no neg
atiyes. therefore she advised me
TO take "A gamblers chance" She
saw light green:- therefore I was
20 take "a gamblers chance"
What she said Is not important
IN Itself But what Is important II
that this woman and scores Of 9TH
ers like her--men and women call
Ing themselves Rev. This and DIR.
That and Madam or Professor Tho
Other Thing-iive and seem to live
well by telling their balderdash to
the unsuspecting.
The victims OF these fakirs are
the very people who stand in the
greatest need of societys and the
laws protection. They are the guI-
lible ones who. harassed and per-
picked by life's problems. 20 to the
Madam Del Soils for guidance. and
pay their hard-earned doIlars-for
what7
Another Young Man
A young man entered Madam Del
Soils as ! passed out He was fol-
lowed by a young woman. They
were poorly dressed and seemed
timid and frightened. | wonder il
he. too. told Madam Del Sol that
he contemplated business deal
a hare-brained scheme. perhaps-a
scheme which would eat up all his
savings.
And ! wonder II Madam Del Sol.
In return for a dollar. payable in
advance" told him. as she told me,
to take "a gamblers chance"
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fate of his own making was Turing
him on and on.
IN his foolish, stupid vanity
he seems always TO have felt
that he was far too clever, too
we'll established, too noble w
his simulated dignity 20 fall
victim 10 the justice that
avengcs such wrongs.
The limit TO which his confidence
In hls cunning extended was shown
when, after his name had been pub
lished In connection with the sup.
posed suicide OF .Linnell NO
calmly. absolutely denied 10 Violet
Edmands' mother that he had ever
had anything more than passing
acquaintance with the girl. And he
easily convinced Mrs. Edmands.
her husband and their daughter.
When Avis returned TO Boston In
the fall. RIcheson met her and
dined with her nearly every week.
though at this time he was almost
constantly In the society OF Miss
Edmands and they were acknowl-
edged as affianced.
Avis. living at the Y. w. G. A..
devoted herself to her musical
studies. That she secretly relied
upon Richeson 10 ultimately ac-
knowledge her as his wife 10 evil
dent. She did not appear worried
and spent her spare time making
new clothes. Just few days be-
fore her death she wrote a letter
to her sister, Helen, saying: II
can hardly wait until Sunday comes
to wear my new suit, and my new
hat and carry my new Bible to
church"
Her hopes and happiness
were plainly woven into some
promise that had been given by
the man who then was rapidly
concluding his, plan for her de-
structlon.
throughout the whole wretched
story, Avis loyalty. love. human
ness and trusting innocence is
plainly written. She may have de-
ceived her parents and her friends,
but IL was to cover HIS faults. She
may have falsified when pressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

AGAINST
ANARCHY

INDIANAPOLIS. May it.--ei.et
long and sensational debate tne
socialist national convention To-Day
amended the constitution OF me
party BY inserting the following
clause
Any member Of the party oppos.
lng 3 political action or sdvoeailng
a crime against the person. or otheF
methods Of violence. as weapon
of the workIng eiasa 10 aid 10 i's
emancipation. shall be expelled
from membership In the paTty.
The advocates of this change say
that the amendment was suggested
in order to answer the charge that
the party is drifting towards an.
archy in It's advocacy Of Industrial
unIonlsm and also 70 answer the
charge that the party approved OF
the alleged Mcnamara dynamiting
conspiracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
S]BMERCED
SUBMARINE
IS AGROUND

~ co>1<1 rfsss f~ss~d vIrsl
MtANTIc CITY. N. J.. May ~.
= sroRefusd IN ~ feet Of water,
ne~ss,ns Tuna is aground 10.
= ne Eos Hsrbor shoals. with
! - psnpehsuer. Lieut. Hyatt
q Asse othsrs-
Vs1nS % high seas. life savers
masie to approach. and Il IA
~ hat eli those aboard the
larias have peFlshed.
nj Electrician Parker. Chief
lsesr EckIin and Wilson and
Hand rere aboard the sub
ns silh Captain Dannehauer
Lieut. Hyatt. The vessel was
9 rrs 70 Bridgeport. Conn. for
~ skez Il grounded
~ rssenue cutter Ithaca sped
= " rescue Of the Tuna this an.
ma Life savers also went 20
r. sesne
w Ennehauer reported that
una vas not leaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
rvCI.YN THAW'S BABY
NAY INHERIT BULK
OF THAW MILLIONS
~ Hands May Yet Unite Harry and Evelyn ihaw
-Youngster Unquestonably VIII Inherit Much
]. = Thaw Estate.

my rais~a rs~.. Leased wirei
NEW YORK. May iT.--Heporss
,nas Evelyn Nesht rhaw 10 prepar'
lna 70 withdraw from the life os
Harry X. rhaw. her husband. the
slayer Of stanford white. now held
a, an Insane man in Mastea~sn.
were scoffed al here today BY close
friends es the couple. who maintain
shas their zi-monthscid baby. born
In hamburg. Germany. 10 likely TO
inherit the bulk OF the Tha~ mil.
lions.
The boy bnhys future. friends
here of Evelyn assert. is one OF the
chief reasons why she VIII eiing TO
Harry. she believing that The mil
lioualre will make their child MS
chief heir. II ls also believed that
Harrys mother. Mrs. VIM. Innn'
win remember the boy IN her Will
II Evelyn remains In the family
Daring Thaws sanity hcarins be
forr Jadge MorSehausr In 1908 'hs
prlsoner was allowed exceptional
personal freedom. lie was given
unlimited opportunity for personal
association with his family 10 me
comfortable quarters allotted 70 ms
use b. the sheriff AZ White fsAins
This was the last slr-c that ts-
elyn Tha~ sa~ her husband. The
olri lived in Ne~ York during the
remaining Of the winter and fnsn
went 70 Hamburg. Germany, living
quietly ~ish friends who had ae'
ror,ranied her from here. " the
spring of 1910 tho infant arrived.
All ~hc have seen the baby say ne
10 a boy ~ish curly. raven hair and
bright eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
HOW COWARDLY MURDER PLAN GREW
TO ITS POISONOUS BLOSSOM

bY circumstances. but II was TO
cover his lies She fell into evil
ways. but at the hands OF man
ciever enough 10 delude by his GLIB
lies and promises experienced mon
aud women.
And nov his hours on earth are
numbered,
ITO be continued tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
CAPT. ADVANCED

NEWPORT. Or, May 17.-Capt.
Otto Wellander, keeper OF the life
saving station at Yaqulna bay, ac.
cordIng to advices which have been
received here today, has been pro
NOTED TO be superintendent of the
Pacific coast life saving division.
Capt. Wellander has been keeper
OF the Yaquina life saving station
12 years, and has record as a
brave and efficient officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Bv FRED l.. BoALT

She held my hands In a elinsins,
eloyine clasp.
The sign In her window prcelains
that Madam Del Sol 10 within and
ready for business.
Her advertisements are cryptic
In wording and modest In expires.
sion. Madam Del Sol, they say. 10
a eiairsoysni and inspirs,ionIst.
with seven years experience in
india. Also that her place Of bus
mess is No. zoe. over the Bank Of
Savings. Third and Pike.
In White shirt~aist
Considering that she spent sew
en- years In India. Madam Del Sol is
n distinct disappointment. One ex.
poets a woman who has probed the
psychic mysteries OF India TO wear
an air OF mystery. Madam Del Sol
wore a white shirtwaist and a gray
tweed skirt
One Dollar In Advance
Her surroundings were as com
monplace as her habilaments. The
furniture suggested Battle Creek,
Mich. A buslncsslike young wom-
an in the ante-room said that read
ings were dollar per. payable in
advance.
She then withdrew to another
room. which was evidently the
seance chamber. In the door TO
which was hung curtain with a
skinny dragon embroidered on Il.
a whispered conversation ensued
behind the curtain. during which.
i have no doubt. the businessllke
young woman impaired TO the
clairvoyant and inspirationist the
knowledge that ! was about TO EN-
bark ON new and untried business
enterprise and wanted to know In
advance whether I was destined to
get rich quick OF go broke. 60
much ] had told her.
With the Madam
The businesslike young woman
reappeared and said: Madam is
ready"
The little room was in almost
total darkness. could not at first
see Madam Del Sol. AS stated. she
held my hands. small table be-
tween us. She threw back her
head and shiyered ind sighed. AS
my eyes grew accustomed to the
gloom made her out TO be a won.
an OF middle age. sallow complex.
ion and furtive eyes.
She Was Helpless
II get it." she said, that YOU
are going into business venture.
That young woman in the outer
room knows her business.
Madam hemmed and hawed. and
seemed afraid to plunge. To cover
up her indecision she sighed and
shivered again. and cried, waltz
In sheer sympathy | tipped off
the nature of my imaginary worries.
II was easy after that.
1T is long chance-but take Il.
take IT," she cried. TITS a chance.
but you win win. Take gamblers
chance"
How did she know? She saw
Tight green." She spoke of 'fn.
fluence out of the past" of friend
OF former days whom | would meet
and who would Immediately be.
come Interested In my venture. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Can't Get Jury
to Try Jap

Racial prejudice against the Jap.
anesc proved as much a drawback TO
the impsnellina Of jury In the
murder case OF Mstsstsro Saka.
guehi this morning as the prejudice
against capital punishment. As a
result the case was halted when
whole list OF Jurors In all OF the de.
psrtments WAS exhausted, and a
special venlre Will have to be
drawn. Only II jurors have so far
been chosen, but there are several
pssemptory challenges that may be
used. sskaauehl 10 charged with
shooting and killing Mrs. Take
ahinnoto, a asssaitress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
SHE THOUGHT
DIFFERENTLY

"As long as man can get a
woman TO support him and fur
nish him with a home and with
board, he 10 fool to work."
so said William n. Allison
TO his wife about one week sf-
ter they were married last
June. she alleges IN her COM
plalnt for divorce filed this
morning. Mrs. Allison, who
wants her former name, Louis
w. Martell. restored TO her.
would not coincide with said
views on domestic affairs. She
refused, she alleges, 10 part
with her property, and Allison
steadily refused to work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
PINCHOT, FISHER

AVALON, Catalina Island, Cal.
May Clifford Pinchot. former
chief forester OF the United States.
IL acclaimed today king OF Cata.
lima island anglers. Twenty-four
yellow tall averaging 10 pounds fell
to Plnchot's rod In the first days
sport. his total being more than
double that of the others OF his
party. Pinchot will remain here
until Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
HILL LOSES

ST. PAUL. MINI. May 17-In a
sweeping decision Of the state SUI
preme court here today In favor of
the minority stockholders of the
Great Northern railway. Jas. J. Hill
and the other directors OF the road
lost the first round In the battie
for dissolution OF the Lake Superior
Holding company for the Hill prop
critics. The defendants demurred
To the complaint OF Clarence Ven.
ner, who charged that the Hills and
other stockholders had purchased,
In 1899, ore properties for s34.o00.-
900, using the Great Northern's
funds In violation OF the railroad s
charter. According to the com
plant. these properties are now
worth S70,O00,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

,..,s esn,es, ends today Lawrence c. slsabeek s72s
s.. Ss .' s"s :. " win s ss 's'r see.
~ ws.. '' Bellevue 'vs a, but wo" today. prize
N fsf" fs,.v nIlssbees won BY a shade
st~ - have prizes In the Funny Story
r* rr., sv; Weston, sssS NJ esh at; Robert
s. s s.,. >as'." s ''s s... s ~ s' a ss"s q
ess w. ,o,e a., c. Hsseeek 4Tas Ninth e..
xwA ~ M. served modest purpose for which
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--------------
She Told Her Hubby
to Leave

Catherine Creighton departed
from the usual course pursued by
dissatisfied wives. but did not de-
part from the family home. In.
stead. she insisted that her spouse,
William Creighton, make the
grand get away"
So complained Creighton this
morning in his application for
divorce. They were married in
May, 1906, and the request to pack
his trunk came in August, 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
MAN WHO SHOT UP
COURTROOM MUST
PAY DEATH PENALTY
BANDIT ALLEN FOUND GUILTY OF WHOLE
SALE SLAUCHTER-UNMO BY VERDICT

convicted bandit will be SEN
tenced later.
Allen unmovec
Floyd Allen showed but little In.
terest in the proceedings. apparent
~ being the most composed man in
the court room. Several OF his rel
aiiyes broke down when the verdict
was announced. but the bandit re-
mained calm and stoical through IL
all
Detectives were scattered
throughout the court room to pre-
vent a repetition Of the tragedy en-
acted at Hillsyille. bu, not a move
in this direction was made.
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w Y I II L VII l. +, Va,
May l7,--After deliberating
for p hours, a jury today re-
turned a verdict Of first degree
murder against Floyd Allen. Of
the notorious Allen gang OF
whose members last
March inaneurated a shooting
bee in the Hillsville county
court house, which resulted in
death TO Judge Thornton Mas
sic and several others. This
means that Allen must die. The
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Mysterious Death

VALLEJO. Cal, May 17.-Charles
II. Bush a wireless operator at the
Mare Island navy yard, is believed
10 have committed suicide early to-
dry. Shot through the heart, his
body was found q mile north Of the
city. A revolver lay by his side. No
explanation is given of the suppos-
ed suicide.