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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
GRAND

GRAND
The Helen Savage company will
feature the new bill at the Grand
theatre In the sketch entitled. "A
Day at the Wild West Show" The
now show begins Sunday.
Other numbers on the vaudeville
bill are
Emory Manly, whistling phenom.
enon; the Olmsteads. in artistic
posing and acrobatics: Lee Roy and
Mabel Hart. vocalists; Brooks and
Doyle. in comedy. song and dance
Charlie Chaplin. In THE Floor
walker" will furnish the movie fea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22
PALACE HIP

PALACE HIP
Because Of her great popularity.
Manager Muller announces the ex.
tended engagement OF Fay Carran.
"a. the Spanish Nightingale" TO
Tuesday night. The Palace Hip bill
IL thus increased to seven vaude.
Vile features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-22

a picture of loUe and adventure. You liked
George Walsh in "Biue Blood and Red
you'll like him better in this one. A grip
ping story-just full of thrills and action.
Remember, it's for 4 days only-so come
early.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

better say II he wanted TO bs re-
elected.
Making all due allowance for the
democratic effort to put the platform
OF 1912 into effect. can any voter In
1915 ignore the following array Of
cold and icy facts?
: The democrats said In 1913 that
they would reduce the cost Of Ilving.
All necessities and staples are now
higher than ever before. We do not
"'"me the democrats for high prices.
We do blame them for continually
llaking Idle promises.
For instance. how ABOUT the definite
promise to enforce economy and trim
down appropriations! They have been
IN the pork barrel up to their elbows.
The democrats tinkered the tariff,
and hard times followed. The pres.
ent abnormal prosperity has resulted
from q food Of European war orders.
The war will end In 1917 or 1918.
Europe, desperately In need OF money.
Will make an unprecedented llght for
foreign trade. The United States will
need q protective tariff as never be-
fore. Does any fsir minded voter
with memory q foot long believe
we VIII get II II the democrats are 10
power?
Tho democrats have yielded to
temptation and become sectional,
They have shattered political appoint
ments and public funds on . small
percentage Of voters living In the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

South. The present admlhs'.'0
does mot represent the censess ~
uiation and production. y
Mr.. Wilson has given us 49, ~.
cabinet. He has got sms'' -
mon In bis calibre jobs. TWO NJ,
appointments have been nau.
osIsmities. The men 10 MI - !.
cabinet will command Resp"
home and abroad.
Finally. I am back 10 ~ | ..,,l
licsn camp and work'ns W. ~ 4.
licsp success this year bsosu's y.
lieye the republican party.
recent house cleaning and fs.S "
ment Of internal control. Is nv. ...s1
tor aualined than tho ds.sl ..ul|
marty to take charge Of cove" NJ
.ssir. and direct them '.ssv ~, u
safely. ! have not surrsnas... .'s..,v|
former beliefs and l am r'.'..', :. n
sure that the world Is so',s ~, |"
better every year instead !"
10 the bow vows. u. ,,a,upl 4
when man has Just o'' !. ,lsj1
ammunition to shoot, b. =! y. ~
TO stand OF on . hill''ee ~. -. ,,ssG!|
into the cir. Progress'vss =. ~, N
Mise the fact that tbis ~ 81. ~ ~ n
only two coptsndins p'Iu-. pas. /. ,sl|
cry voter must either ~. ~. vsg
choice or retire to The '.,'.s s..s y
,Thi. This i. no time tor s'a,';.fts = ~.
sos every progressive. 49, e
pleased and vote TOT Hss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
Movable School viii Be
Here for Four Sessions

charge OF the work In livestock and
dairying. Professor Fits will be re-
membered as the lecturer on these
subjects at the farmers short course
In klamath Falls few years ago.
Professor John Larson will lecture
on soils and crops. and Miss Anna
Turley will direct the work In domcs-
tic art and science.
These lectures and demonstrations
will be opened to everyone. and will
be free. They will be held from 0 to
8 O'Clock each day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
CHARGE FARMERS
BEING DtFRAUOtD
FEpERAL FARM LOAN BOARD
AslEs DEPARTMENT OF JUS
11CE 10 FRusrRArE WORK OF
nAxK SHARKS
Unltsd Press Service

Unlted Press Service
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Oct. "a
n federal farm loan board today
aopealcd to the department of Justice
fne aid In frustrating nation wide or
eanisations which are formed to de-
fsaud farmers through their ignor-
aace Of the rural credits act.
The board says these organisations
q among the farmers, tentatively or
o1nize banks. sell stock, and then
seail."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

Klamath county IL to be visited by
the movable school being sent out
this fall BY the Oregon Agricultural
College to many rural sections of7the
state. The school will be here ON
the following dates:
October 30-Plevna.
October 31-Mt. Laki.
November Merrill.
November 2-Bonanza.
Professor e. b. Fitx will have
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
TO
Be INTOlERABlt
PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS THIS
GOVERNMENT CANNOT LOOK
FRIENDLY TOWARD sUBAlA.
RINE WARFARE ON THIS SIDE

United Press Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Presi-
dent Wilson. before leaving Long
Branch last night. decided to ascer-
tain whether or not Germany I'm
tends to continue her submarine war
fare on this side of the Atlantic.
II she does intend to keep her div
ers on this side, President Wilson de-
elares this will be regarded by Amer.
les as intolerable.
The president makes three
speeches in Indianapolis today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
some men RESTI
COLUMBUS DAY
LOCAL BANKS AND COUNTY OF.
FlCEs ARE CLOSED TODAY.
HUT ALL OTHER ESTABLISH.
MENTS ARE OPEN

This is Columbus Day. and In COM
memoration Of the men who Is &C.
credited with discovering America all
the local banks and county ofhces are
closed.
l.ut all working men-thOse who
sell groceries. and clothes. and who
build houses and haul grain and man
nfacture newspapers, don't get any
rest on q day like this. They are
working in commemoration Of the
man who Joaquin Miller says sailed
on, and ON. and on"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
Old Church Burns

GAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-St.
uomiu1cs hall. erected In the early
fftiss: partly burned this morning.
The nearby st. Roses Academy was
saved sitter the sisters had marched
~ ciildren out orderly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
TRY TO OERA|L
HUGHES SPECIAL
ON SHARP CURVE ABOVE STEEP
CLIFF, INSIDE FI4ANGE OF ONE
RAIL Is BROKEN WITH sLEDGE
HAMMER +

United Press Service
LOUISA. KY. Oct. 12.-What ID
believed to be deliberate attempt to
dcrail the special train carrying
Charles e. Hughes. republican csndi-
date for president. was discovered to-
day before the train left tor Haiuts-
Vile.
The inside nange OF one rail had
been broken with sledEe hammer at
sharp curve above . steep cliR. The
rail was repaired and the train pro-
cesded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
NOTICE

Owing to unforeseen business re-
quirements. Nine. Elsemore will not
be able to leave at the present time.
as announced yesterday. She can be
seen at the Washington house. 1z-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
u6tAND HALTS
ATLANTIC SHIPS
INsTRUCTs BRITISH SHIPS NOT
no LEAVE PORTS ON ATLANTIC
GERMAN SUBMARINE ACTIVITY
Is THE CAUSE

uulted Press Service
GALVESTON. Oct. 12.-It was OH
cially learned today that England has
warned oil British shipping interests
70 not leave Atlantic ports until fur
ther notice.
The English government will dis
claim any responsibility for any ships
tAet sail contrary to these orders.
Tho summarizing Sunday Of four
EAglish freighters on the American
stde Of the Atlantic IL responsible for
the order.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

Brighten up the homo these cold.
snappy evenings with music. The
best In records can be heard at 6hep.
herds, the Record Headquarters, neAt
door to postomce. At
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
MAD KING OF
BAVARIA DIES
OTTO. INSANE FOR SEVERAL
YEARS, PASSES AWAY TO-DAY.
AND Is sUCcEEDED BIZ LID.
WIG THE THIRD

Col ENHAGEN. Oct. 12.-Kinx
Otto. the mad king of Bavaria. -
died today at Fucrstenreed. where
Le mas been imp.iVoned since he WAS
declared insane several years ago.
Ctto is succeeded by his cousin.
Ludwig the third.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
Here on BusiIsess.

Here ON Business.
H. H. Vanvalkenburg. stockman
of Keno, was in town today from
his ranch on the Keno road.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

IAnd In Frisco.
Thaddeus McHattan. jeweler and
yspublican candidate for county COM
mAseioner. left today for San Fran
c1oeo for . short business trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
George AIDE Has
Enough College
Rhetoric to Last
(Continusd from Page -
(continusd from Page u

White House. telling him what he had
politicians had worn a path to the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
Much stock Shipped.
RsfRI,s lob.

Charles Burmeister has resignet
his position with the Wells Fargo
company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

FOR SALE-Remington hammerless.
shoots 20 long. short or long rife.
Room 8, Loomis building. 1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

James Moore bought supplies of
loeal grocers today for his ranch on
th6 Keno road.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
uuuuosus 0ee Deer.

~. +. 6hive, O. w. Robertson and
11s9Sy Stout returned yesterday aft
ssaoou from Silver Camp. where they
kiAAsd four nne bucks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Four miles out on Keno road,
hunting coat. Sunday. Return to
Jewel cafe for reward. 1-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

Timgicy vtsits.s
William Tia2ley. grain grower OF
the Midland section. attended to 0usl-
ness affairs In the county seat today.
Commissioner In Town.
Frank H. Mccormack, county COM
iSissioner. spent today In the county
seat attending to business matters.
Bond Agent Here.
Fred Glenn. manager Of the Port
land branch of Keeler Brothers. H.
nancial agent, arrived last evening to
consult with city oficials about the
proposed bond issue for the Strahorn
railroad.
Engineer Visits.
.Hincks. engineer In charge Of
construction work on klamath In
dian reservation. Is spending short
time in this city on business.
Nl,sCh stock Shipped.
Thirteen carloads Of boN shook
ws.c shipped yesterday 10 California
b.. The Ewauna Box company. The
c,.,lprny says the car shortaEe Is re-.
lieved slightly but even now eufficient
cars cannot be obtained,
Resigns Job.
Charles Burmeister has resigned
his position with the Wells Fargo
company.
Here ON Business.
H. H. Vanvalkenburg. stockman
of Keno, was in town today from
his ranch on the Keno road.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12
r Gct Cssele.

n Get Cstlje.
Aames and Ike Straw were In klam-
sth Falls last night. They are on their
Wy t0 the ]. r. ranch below Doris
to get cattle for their ranch near
Otsssa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Oliver type
writer in good condition. Winters
Jewelry Store, 7th and Main. 12-2t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

a0ss. "A. Bunje left today for Sacra.
u1ooto to spend the winter.


CHARLES Terry foreman of the Doak
Saaeh On Upper klamath lake. is in
E1Gnath Falls to attend to business
s1Snlrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-12

Commissioners In Town.
Frank H. Mccormack, county com
Lissioner. spent today In the count,
seat attending to business matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
VILLA REPORTED TO Be
MOVING EASTWARD

Ell PASO, Tex. Dec. 2J.-Whlle
rebel troops are said 10 be moving
eastward from Torreon in the dlrec-
ton OF Monterey after capturing san
Pedro De Las Colonias with Is Car
rama garrison of 100 men, another
report 10 reach the border tonight
credits Villa bands in the region or
Minaca. TO the west Of Chinauhua
City. 4 rumor also is current IN
Juarez that about 1900 of Villas men
are near the frontier, twelve miles
east Of Juarez.
American army men express the
belief that the cold wave that struck
Ell Paso today, said by weather fore
casters TO be reaching over northern
Mexico. will have seriouus effect
on the campaign against Villa and
one to Villas advantage. They point
out that the government troops in
Chihuat-a come from the tropical
east CT st and are unable 10 with
starI The intense cold of the high
al.!"udes. which develops pneumonia
a. tt"n. Villas followers are,
on the .&:er hand. all natives Of the
northern mountainous plateaus. the
officers say. and well seasoned IN
winter campaigning.
The severe gale which spoiled
Christmas for the soldiers encamped
here developed into snow storm to-
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
NOW UNDER INDICTMENT

CHICAGO. Dec 25.-Recent indiCt-
ments by State grand jury of several
physicians and dentists for alleged us
suing Of spurious diplomas. have been
followed by revelations TO Federal au-
thorities, it is said. which may lead TO
similar action by a Federal grand jury.
According to the evidence which
United States District Attorney Chas.
F. Clyne claims 10 have in his posses
sion to-day. Il syndicate is in operation
rom which may be purchased "diplo-
mas" purDorting 10 come from big uni
versities in all parts of the world. Men
in all walks of life are said TO have
been victimiZed by members of the
syndicate, whose operations are report
ed to have been made known to Fed.
eral officials by one of its members.
According to the Federal authori-
ties, the alleged syndicate sends out
through the mails these spurious d.
plomaS from law. theological. medical
musical and other schools. 1t Is said
that the evidence obtained by the in
vestigators will be placed before the
Federal grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
RUSSIA IS OPPOSED
TO THE PEACE PLAN
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
WILSON'S MOTIVES
But Says Germany Wants to
Dictate Peace and This is
Now Impossible.

PETROGRAD, Dec. 25. 5 p IN. via
London. Dec. %, LIS a. m.-The first
expression of Russia's official a:tltude,
toward President Wilson's note was
obtained by the Associated Press 20
day in the form Of the following state
ment emanating from a hign official
source and approved by tho foreign OF
flee:
We pay. tribute to the humanitari-
an motives which actuated President
Wilson in turning 10 the warning Ma
tions with the wish TO conclude peace.
These motives are not foreign to us.
The initiative Of Russia in the do.
main Of peace conferences which would
have placed limitation upon destruc-
tive wars has always met with opposl-
ton from Germany. We were the de-
Tenders Of peace in 1914 to the very
last moment, when Germany declared
war on us.
We also understand to what extent
war reacts on the interest nf nautrais,
principally on account Of the Tlnn"r
in which it is being conducted 5y. our
enemies. But We cannot help keeping
in view the fact that the American de
claration was made almost Simultane.
ously with the German one.
"In it's true sense the German offer
is now known to all. Germany con.
siders herself victor and thinks to
dictate to US terms of peace. Under
such conditions the beginning Of peace
NEGOTIATIONS with Germany would
signify our acknowledgment Of such
q belief. We are not yanquiShed and
cannot therefore make an acknowleds-
ment Of defeat. we deeply believe In
the triumph of right and justice for
which We are fighting and when this
will prevail then will come the time
for sincere RAsao NEGOTIATIONS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
WHOLESALE MURDER
REVEALED BY BOY
ALMOST WHOLE FAMILY
VICTIMS OF A FIEND
Woman Shot and Remainder
Hacked with an Axe
ThreeNegroes Arrested.'

MlNDEN. La. Dec 25-Neighbors
summoned by half dressed little boy
Of seven ran 10 rhe home Of John n.
Reeves, near here early today to find
that murderers had turned the house
into a slaughter pen. Reeves and hls
wife were dead. the mans skull crush
ed BY an axe and the woman with a
bullet hole through her head. An elev-
en- year old boy. still clutching in his
arms his fifteen months old brother.
and another of five years. were batter
ed and chopped from axe strokes.
The children were carried to hos
pital at Shreveport where the oldest
died. Their brother who gave the
alarm escaped because he was sleep
ing in the attic. He had come down
early in the morning TO look 70,
Christmas presents when he saw what
sent him flying terror-strlcken TO the
next farm house.
\ tool chest in which Reeves is
said to have boasted that he kept
S4,00S was found broken Open. near a
table on which the parents had placed
an array Of simple presents before re-
firing Christmas Eve.
Posses searched all da: for the nur-
derers. Tonight three heavily shack
led negroes were brought to the Min
den jail. What evidence there Is
against them has not been disclosed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
Liner MARYLAND IS
REPORTED SINkIN6
WIRELESS MESSAGE ].
CALLING FOR AID
Received States Boiler Room
Fast Filling and Urges
Prompt Aid. i:

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-The steam
ship Maryland was reported sinktna
late tonight in latitude 80, longitude
g.. A wireless message picked up
here said that the engine room was
rapidly being flooded and asked that
aid be sent 10 the vessel Immediately.
The position given in the wireless:
message is about sixty miles south.-
east of Nantucket Shoals, or 3G0 miles
east southeast of New York. ~
Two steamships named Maryland
are listed in The maritime register.
One of these is a British vessel OF
1902 tons and the other is an Ameri.
can ship of 1892 tons. The latter was
last reported leaving Philadelphia.
December %, for Liverpool or LONDON.
Later advices by wireless were 10
the effect that the sinking steamship
was about $50 miles from Sandy Hook:
The coastwise steamer City Of SavRn.E
nan reported about IS miles from SAM,
dy Hook offered TO 60 TO the aid Of the.
Maryland, provided there were pu
coast guard cutters available. Z:
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. rs = Tho
steamship Maryland reported sinking
late tonight about sixty miles south.
east of Nantucket Shoals, left this
port December %, for London with o.
cargo of oil, iron pipe, fibre, paper
oil cake and miscellaneous merchan.,
disc e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
PLAN TO ELIMINATE
THE CAR CONGESTION

NEW YORK. Dec, 25-A committee
Of railway officials is 10 establish ai
office in Detroit with a view TO elimi-
mating the congestion there arising
out Of the car shortage situation it
was announced here today by the
American Railway Association. Ship
ments to Detroit consignees who are
unable to unload Immediately will be
restricted and an effort will be made
TO reduce the number OF cars there.
There are $4,000. according to reports
TO the association.
Stringent measures are 20 be adopk
ed also to reduce the accumulation Of
cars at PENSACOLA. Mobile, New Or
leans and Galveston, where 10000 cars
needed in other sections Of the coun-
try stand loaded with freight intended
mainly for export and coastwise de-
livery.
A. H. Smith. president of the New
; York Central and C. H. Markham.
president Of the Illinois Central will
head the committees which will attend
to the respective efforts to relieve con-
gestion at Detroit and the gulf ports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
j, s. TROOPS HIT
BY TERRIFIC GALE
TENTS AND SHACKS
WERE BLOWN DOWN
Along the Border and it Was
Impossible to See forHours
Two Troopers Hurt.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS PUNl-
TIVE EXPEDITION, Mex, Dec: 20
Dust sInothere the great Christmas
celebration at the field headquarters
of the American punitive expedition
4 terrific gale from the southwest
drove officers into their quarters and
soldiers into their little shelters,
gasping for breath. Swirling down
the chimneys Of the adobe shacks,
it sent the occupants into the open air
until the fires in the CRATES could be
extinguished, the smoke cleared out
and the shelters rendered habitaole'
Tents we're flattened, adobe houses
and officers unroofed and Kitchen
fires blown out. Because of the gale
every man not on guard duty was
allowed to seek shelter from the dust.
Orderless, sent out with messages, be-
came lost in the limits Of the camp
and took an hour to walk thousand
yards. Travel without dust goggles
was impossible. Hundreds Of men
are hatless who, not realizing the
force of the wind. Venturued into the
open Only to see their headgear swept
away over the mesa. The headquart-
ers camp appeared as a great blur.
Although the day was cloudless,
hardly a ray Of sunlight pierced The
enveloping dust.
Most of the offices were lighted by
gasoline and lanterns.
The wind rose Christmas eve and
increased in violence steadily. by
daylight the music Of the bands. which
played carols instead of buglers sound
ing reveille, was heard only in
snatches.
General J. ]. Pershing directed tho
efforts of a score Of orderIics to save
his living quarters from blowing away.
1t was Impossible to see more than
three feet in any direction for hours
at a time. Two artillerymen we're IN.
jured by falling adobe walls, one had
a leg broken, the other a hip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
BRITISH DIVINE
CR|T|C|SES NOTE
TAKES WILSON TO
TASK IN SERMON
Says Wilson Has Evidently
Inexperienced the
European Situation.

LONDON, Dec. S. 7:15 p. m.--The
Dean of Westminster. the Right Rev
Herbert Edward Ryle, preaching in
the Abbey today said:
at is our resolve. God helping u.s.
to overthrow military brigandage in
Europe, TO rescue the liberties and
homes Of the deSolated countries, TO
obtain for these people reparation for
, their wrongs and for humanity last,
ing securities against recurrence OF
aggressive violence and crime.
ut is true that the President OF
the United States. after two years OF
study Of the question and innumer'
able notes. seems TO believe that the
object Of the Two groups Of beIllEer'
pnts is the same. He knows that
Germany refused arbitration. declined
conference and rejected every over
ture 10 prevent war. He knows that
his own countrymen have poured
money like water to assist the desti'
tute and outraged remnants of the
little Belgian people, whose treaty
rights were violated and whose iron
tiers were invaded before war was
declared. He. knows Of the infrac
tions of The Hague conventions
which the American people nave
studlously promoted.
"President Wilson has either in a
ft of mental alteration sent lhe
wrong note, or he has entirely msap
pretended the European situation.
Does anyone suppose that peace
would b. honorable which regarded
thr assailants and the defenders OF
humanity a. having in view the
same ends? What kind OF aim do you
expect between wolves and sheep
dogs over the heeces Of torn lambs :
Peace on the basis OF such a hypo
thesis would be only an arnllStlce
giving an exhausted foe a much need
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-26
ITALIAN HELD ON
CHARGE OF MURDER

S,.ciaI Dispatch TO tho lntcliigenr-r.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. Dec. %
,bhn Tai, %. was found dead in a
field at Midland. Pa. about five miles
east of here today. He was shot twice
through the breast. Macuro Matereto.
80, another Italian. was severely shot
through the right arm and brought 10
the City hospital here. Upon informa-
ton of Matereto, Dominick Rumondo,
45. Italian. was arrested by the author
ties of Midland charged with killing
Tszi and shooting Matercto. Rumon'
do was lodged in the Beaver county,
Pa, jail. He declares that he was at
tackled by the two men early TINS
morning while walking along the high
way and one of them slashed MIN
across the face. He shot IN SELL
defense he claims.